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Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-31
NOT FOR GOLD.
BY MRS. A. E. BARR.

measured the anchovy for
is boiled salmon.
.How much, Ronald' Nothing
.ss than the whole Cfoss-me-loof es'
ate. besides $4,000 good money III
he Bank of Scotland"
"Too little,r replied Ronald, shas-
np his head in a meditative manner.
. conld not sell myself SD cheap"
"But there is the lassie forbye; she
IS not had looking, and she Ia care
ruI housewife and good Christian.
{. Doubtless, mother, she is better
than she's bonnie; but know girl
worth every 30 much more than Janet
"That VIII be Bailie Johnsons
I"
You do me too much honor; ] do
not aspire to woman six feet mgh,
especially when her temper is OF equal
proportions
"Well, isabelle has bad mper,
but Janet is different; she has no vice
and"
"NO heart"
"She has plenty of money!
"And no intellect"
"But she has interest enough !"
send you to Parliament"
81 don't want to go there, mother,
and | do want my dinner, and yon are
taking away MY Appetite And 10
pald drew the m,1r-cock toward him
and helped himself 50 Literally that
Mrs. Mitchell may be excused for alto
gether doubling the fact. Then tner'
was a few minutes silence, which ait
not deceive Ronald; he knew IL "a'
The lull before the breaking Of 'h'
storm. His mothers attitude of l''"i'
irreuae and listiessiess WAS all assun,
ed he was perfectly familiar with II
and luew-for none had better reason
10 know-wha a proud, resolute spir
it it had.
She was only hesitating now to opeI
the subject which lay nearest he
heart, because Ronald maintained
neutrality of perfect silence, and sh
knew that if she began the dispntt
she gave him, at the opening OF til
argument, all the advantages wl''c
belong to the defendant.
| While she was heaitating, serSall
brought in a card and gave it to iel
ut is Wylie Ronald she SAID
s. you had better go and see him."
why so, motheri ] know noti
ling about the property. You and
have always managed it. Besides,
have an engagement at half-past Sc
en-"
.But something must be don
Every year the rents are decreasln
NV income will sOOn be at starvatit
point"
Ronald looked up, and smiled !
credulOusly.
.Oh, yes. keep up an appeara"
of course, and ] suppose | shall aiwa
he able to do that, for | am not one
the foolish women who spend AS tn
po. have laid little by to help Z
future but what is to become
you"
"Heigh-ho! / have a good angel
suppose"
"A good wife would be more to
purpose, and il you would only maj
Janet Mcdonald, she would bring :
a fine estate; l#4si.les, she lisa prud'
lassie, sad would help yoa to keep
gear well together"
allow do know the Janet wO'
have me r
81 have already spoken to her."
alt WAS throwing words away, mo
er. If there is anything else
pleasure you in, ] shall he willing
obedient, but l dare not east my
away-not for gold at least"
"Yet you are going to do it 70
pretty face"
ad "You are mistaken. have
We price, suppose; but neither land
he beauty are able to bny me-"
&C. THE cOnceit 0I men is wonder
mou m il passes the comprehension OF won
ng Where are you going this eyerin
,ou Ito Mrs. Sorley's.r
ar "To zee Miss Eve Very well,
ast nald. Remember. II yOu decline
accept Janet Mcdonald as your "
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-31

The balance of trade is disturbed in
Wilmington, n. c., by the fact that
water-melons are only three cents
apiece, while cholera mixture is half .
dollar 4 bottle. y. ss3i = Is
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-31
Saturday,, august aIst, 1875
TERMS

TERMS:
TIE GAZETTE is published Weekly nj
Four Dollars per annun; ~ % iof
six months.
INVARIABLY IN ADVAACE.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the rate
of 81 80 per square for the hrst III
xertion and 75 cents for each supse-
Quent one. /,
EIaHr lines or less, constitute a
square. The following are our rates
to yearly Advertisers: oo
uoir Column . 175 OO
TI.;rd of Column 1870 M
rarrtb ofCommu 100 Wl
Cards, Occupying space OF >.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-28
The boards Niue Hundred,

he Three Hundred who fought az Their
mopylse. and the Six Hundred who sought
glory at the lannon's mouth at Balacliva, were
vOrtLies OF very moderate dimensions compared
with tie in mortal Nine Hundred colored repeat
ers OF the Board of Public Works, who, accord
iTg to the Washington Patriot and the New
Crk T.gtsHs, are being used to beat Greeley in
every STATE Of the Union. Ii is sad to contem-
plate the manner In which the immense Greeley
nsioritics are everywhere being moved down
by the iEvincible Nine Hundred. OF what avail
are - q UlaT uIrisings" and " Greeley ground
swc!is" when this fearful Nine Hundred are
always on hand to squelch everything? Cincin.
matt and Baltimore, and TrGGball and Schurz
and Banks and Farnsworth and Crane and
Saylss y. Bowen, are in vain when the Nine
Hundred are about. The great reform move
ncDt II .sht as well never have been born; and
all because of the Nine Hundred.
OF VIA; good is an assured Greeley majority
OF 2ooOO in North Carolina when the nefarious
Board o. Public Works can mobilize their use
ful Nine Hundred in a couple of hours, and scoot
them of to reyOlutionize the Tar State? Is il
likely the Nine Hundred will be found wanting
in Pennsylvania and Maine and Vermont and
Indiana and New York, and wherever they are
needed" Not much! The allied forces Of the
demi-reps may as well give up the contest. They
are fighting against odds with the Board of
Public Works and their Nine Hundred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-28
THE WEATHER.
SAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chief Signal Ote.r

WE DEPARTMENT, Office Chief Signal Ocicer
WASHINGTON, ID. g., August IS, 1872, III a. m (
SYNOPSIS FOE Past TwEFTY-PouR gOURs
Inc barometer has Iisen over the New England
ahG ihlddie states. 1t has fallen from Michigan
10 MISSOURI and Kansas, being probably lowest
over Iowa. Cloudy weather and areas of rain
are now prevailing from Indiana to Michigan
ana iseonsin. Cloudy weather over the lower
lake region. Clear weather from New England
10 virginia, with light to fresh northerly winds,
over me south Atlantic states, with light west
cry winds, and from Kentucky to the gulf with
hght variable winds The temperature has gem
eIalIy iailen from Indiana and lower Michigan
10 the east and middle Atlantic coasts.
BIL1TIRs.-Diminishing pressure for
the New England and middle states, with winds
gradually shifting TO easterly. Areas of cloud
and rain from Ohio to northern New York. In
creasing cloudiness from New England to Viz
giDia- Generally clear weather for the south
Atlantic and gulf states. Easterly to southerly
winds, cloudy weather, and areas of rain during
the day from the OHIO valley to the upper lakes
Inc morning Geographic reports from upper
Michigan to Kansas and westward have not vet
been received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-28
~ WANT OF VITALITY.

If deficiency Of vital energy is not disc ase in II
seif II Is condition which lays the system open t.
the attacks Of ali conceiv able malaiies Night and
day We are surrounded more or less by dele,erious
ii fuences. No atmosphere is entirely pure, no
water utterly free from injurious PARTICLES while in
many localities both positively unwhcle.ore
What ce'epce has tho weak, lsnguid system, in
which the vital principle is deficient or dorman.
against any OF the molbii influences which produce
Epidemic and other diseases None whatever There
is 10 safety save in artificial reinforcement Hos
letters stomach bitters have, beyond all question
a yitslZiDg effect. If the nervous forces OF the
body have been recklessly expended in OK
laustDg phys or mental labor, or dissipa.es
IA the inculgerCes Of EAST life, this powerful
vegetable tonic ard corrective will restore them
If the defective vitality is q constitutional evil il,
cal be r medied TO great extent by this wonderful
invigoraIt. At SEASON Of the year when the air is
more OF less impr grated with the seeds Of periodic
feyers, it s especially desirable tina. the digestion
should lie perfect, the habit of body regular, the
LIVER active, the blood pure and the nerves firm
These conditions are the hes. protection against ali
disorders, and they nditons which the Bitters
sre better adapted than any other medicinal ageni
20 promote and secure. See to il. however, that no
itat!cn or counterfeit is substituted for the
genuine article, and let all who value health AMI
have an antpathy to poison beware of the local bit
tiers made from condemned drugs and Wiley adul
itersted alcohol which have sprung up like unwhole
stme fungi all over the country. AUS eoSt&W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-28

Our theologians do not seem inclined, like
their brethren in England, to poh-poh the OAR
Winian theory of the development of races On
the contrary, they not only treat the data and
conclusions Of the distinguished scientist with
much the same fairness and candor with which
he states them, but some of them are disposed to
accept the Darwinian doctrines as proved, and
10 maintain their consonance with the Divine
records. OF this class Is Professor Asa GRAY,
the retiring president of the American Associa-
ton for the Advancement of Science, now in
session at Dubuque, and who makes an uncon-
ditioIal endorsement of the Dsrwinian theory;
expressing at the same time a confident hope
that the religious faith which survived, with
out shock, the notion of the fxity of the earth
Itself, may equally Outlast the notion OF the
absolute fxity of the species which inhabit it,
IL Is lot quite agreeable to human pride to
accept the belief that We are descended from
the unIEepCSsessing monkey, but il any are too
sqUearlish 70 accept this faith, they are per-
mitted, by the Darwinian theory. to trace their
genea!Ogy away back 10 the fish family, and to
he yctsimPler forms OF animal life. Those who
Eish 10, can therefore take their pedi gree from
Tie Jelly fish instead Of the ape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERC1.u
Government 0ecuP1tlea
jay Cooke q Co. furnish ths foilo,i,s 10 A,
MarkRfa To-day.

RALTlNoRK, Aug. 2S.-North CarcliAas, old, IS
bid to-day. -
BALTIMORE. Aug sS-CottoL firm; low middlings,
y. Flour steady and fairly active; II Toward street
suptIfne- SsaS6 do. ezra. S675aS7 IS: do fam
10y, IS goa 70 ,o Uity Mills superfne s5as6; DO
extra, S7-l5aS9, do. family, 80 BASH: Westarn
suPerfDe, S5ss6; DO. extra, 50 75a 81 IS; do fam
lily, IS 25aS925. Wheat shade firmer, prices I'm
changed. Corn dull and N mins for white southern
sLc yellow southern; mixec western frmer. s a62
osis hrm; western M d. ~; white 4lai2: southern
4oii2 Rye qutet and unchanged. Provisions auirt
and uEehsDsed Mes pork, Sl5; Bulk meats steady
ara unchangtr. Bacon steady and uuchsng { !;
hans, Las Lard doll, 9 western butter STE adj ,;
cpSlce let's aa.z- M.kisky steady, $3.50.
INV lORK. Aug.S -stocks steady. Gold firm,
G5S- Money firm. 4. Exchange, long. 81; short,
q. governments quiet. Virginia 6's, a.; new, 81.
NCrth Caroiina's S-5a: new. -.
NEW YORK. Aug. 2S.-flour quiet and firm.
ht at firm. Corn steady.
LoSrOS, Aug 2S-ConsOls opened at 92,{ for both
motey and account Bonds OF lsj5, old, 70 : 1867 e,
va; 10 ~ :, SS; W IS. So Al p m, U,nsols
aEG m'Iisan securities closed unchanged. Erie
FEANKFokT, Auz. 2S.-Bcnds opened at 95-E for
tba issue OF lSb2.
PARIS, Aug. 2S.-Rentes opened at IS francs 50
CEEtlllGS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-28
CONTENTS OF THE MANUAL.

CONTENTS OF THE MANUAL.
PART I.-Tariff Laws from 1872 to date, the Dor
iicn in force IS in srge type, while that which is
repealed is in small ty pc.
PAkT I.-Sehefues of Bates of Duties, al phabeti-
cslly arranged, with extracts from Regulations
and Decisions OF Treasury Department al foot
Foreign Moneys, value as fixed by
U. :. St andard. Rates of Tars. mates Of Draw
hack; Standard weight of grain. Lineal yards re-
cuced 10 square yards. Invoices when in order.
ELtsy without invoice. Abatement OF duties for
canage during the voyage Of imp1rtati sam
pies of goods. Re appraieements. Duties payable
IN com. Excess of weight. Lien for duties Ton
dee med 1910 lbs. Railroad iron imported for r.
pairs only. Drawback on cOrdsge of foreign hemp.
Msrchsndise lnyoiced at an average prics, how
duty assessed. Drawback on manufactures of i'm
ported materials. Tonnage tax: Tars how rated
cutfable v6ue, how determined. Withdrawal of
GO Gs from bonded warehouse, time limited.
Drawback on for, ign saltpetre manufactured into
guI pCT6er. Protest against decision Of Collector
essIne rafe CT duty aud appeal the TO the
Secretary OF tbs Treasury. Discriminating duty
OF 10 per MT goods i'm ported in certain fore gu
vessels. Fire crackers can be deposited in ware
house. Invoices state foreign weights and
measures. Baggage in transit through g. s..
ctsluaTy defined. salt In bond for curing fab
Dsmeee OF rust OF iron or steel Discriminating
duty Of 10 per cent products east of the Cape of
Good Hope, when imported from places west
thereof. Branding and marking packases trans
ported i'll bond. Goods remaining in store over
three years TO be considered Gs absna Jned. Re
lmpCrtal1nrs. BetuIn cargo. Machinery i'm
ported for repairs. Regulations fer the importa-
poIts. Draw back ou manufactures Of wood. Ma
terials for ship building free of duty, under GER
tain regulations.
Printed n heavy white paper ard well bound.
AMI rIiis for sale n paper and sisth
auH Sl1 Pennsyly aria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-28

The New York World calls upon its party to
revise the opinion that theyc carry New York
state for Mt. Greeley with a whirl, and a1mon-
ishes them that without good state ticket they
may fail to carry it at all. We may add that in
republican circles there is considerable hope
expressed OF ability to carry New York for
Grant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-28

The New York Herald comes to the rescue OF
the veTacity Of Stanley by printing fac simi,e
OF Dr.. Iiyingstone's letter OF tn anks to Mr Ben
nett. The proof OF authenticity claimed by the
Herald fer the letter that il has 'sno erasures
and inter- olations," is not quite 50 convincing
a It might be. In fact, TO most mind, an occa-
sIOnal CraSure or Interpolation would have told
IN tsvCr OF authenticity. However, despite the
doubling Thomases the weight of evidence is
yet on the side OF the genuineness Of the Stanley
discovery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-28
- . -

The shocking Baltimore murder, the particu.
laT> OF which axe given elsewhere, is anothe
instance Of The epidemic 81 crime now sweeping
TIE country The sickly sentimentalism pre-
yailiIC in regard 20 capital punishment, and the
insanity lodges of the legal fraternity to clear
their clients. have served the purpose Of IN aking
the crime OF murder less liable to punishment
than patty larceny. IL is to be hoped that the
public will take into serious consideration the
unB.i>takeabie results coming from allowing
such immunity TO crime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-28
- . -.

"Seri Goals to NewcaStle?D Well, it really
seems likely. Coal which sold a year ago in
London for s5-25 ton now brings $3.50. with
an upward tendency. Our anth acite can be
sent to Liverpool and sold at Sill; only we shall
need to send misunderstanding stoves AID
ranges along with the coal, as the English stoves
are not adapted to the use of hard coal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-28

Ii Is among the rumors of New York that
George W. Chiids, proprietor OF the Phiadel-
Thia Lefgsr, is negotiating for the purchase of
the World Mr.. Marble. OF the World, is said to
be in very bad health, making change in the
prOpTietoTship of the paper probable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-28
The Star BY Mall.

Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion Of it, can have TIE STAR mailed to
their address for such time as they desire, at the
rafe OF hfty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the bust
ness Office OF the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-28

hens egg exploded the other day in Indiana
in the hands OF farmers wife. This singular
behavior is supposed TO hsve been the result
OF a premature effort to crow. Patriot take
Xaruipr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-28
MY FEICE.
JUAN BOYLE Il CO,
N ID

f. Els Z o X ERS,
No. 7l3 FIFIEENTH STREET, PLANTS BUILDING
FOB SALE.
d HANDSOMELY FURS fSHED HOUSE on
6uth street, between 2d and 81 streets, with All
the modern improy ements. Small cash payments
and long time on balance
Several FARMS, small and large, on the line Of
the Point OF Rocks railroad, within a few minutes
Walk OF the depot, within thirty minutes Of Wash
ipgton. Terms easy.
Also, sce Of two hundred acres OF the same rosa
and same distance from depot, improved by House
&c.
Six LOTS near Capitol. fronting on New Jersey
avenue. One OF the finest situations ia the oity
z handsome COUNTRY SEAT of o. acres, one
mile above Georgetown.
handsome ROUSE, on corner 2Ist ana n
Streets with every modern improvement, long time
payments.
A line LOT on @ street 5 T., between ID aud sd
Two LOTS on ii street, between G and II = n
Several LOTS on ID street, bat. u and 81 : n
Three handsome HOUs $50 in tine " est End.
Alsc, h0IsES aud LOTS Ia all parts Of the city
Two handsome HoUS SEES Oh 9 IA street
MONEY To LOAN
In sums OF from $1,000 TO sic ICCV ON real estate.
maTS-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-28
MEDICAL, &o.

tEAp1mE WILSON.
~ 4 htgUtcTig Ear-G-ff F.rfn . PhgNirf4H nm
% LoaifS
hesidence at a Consultation Booms ~ll OH street.
between ana L. Rooms, Board. Medical attend,
shce, &C, al reasonable prices. Aul5-l I'm
NE BROTHERS INyIGoRATTNG CORDlaI,
81 cures all cahes Of ZEN maj MezEness and lmno-
bSy; Also, married peopl, or others conscious of
,h1h.iils, from hAteNtr cause. restored 4 NiRor
buL0It1s OF young mel have beer red 70 vigor
~ using THIS coTdAi. kor sale A. 800 y str eft =
" bower 9Th and 10th, ais., =. ID. GII.MaS
GTGgsist OF Pennsy lyauis avenue. aul2 2~s
HE. shBDhkh, Lea. q Iss ht-lsd O. Z Fs.sss
~ hopt:at, can be CONSULTED pTivateiy .,t.ES I
q. @. "a ~ r. q; bis rtsia s,ce, 1904 Nss.arhu-
.eG.s evtrct. bet~e.k 10th and 18th streets VI,
From bi. srsst esleT ca, IN treating over iO.Gs
cases al tie u. Z. NsseItIl Hospital, sre . prsc.
ice Of thirty years aLcng toa. male and female.
n. B. Upon toe receipt ~ elp, aGvIoe sbd ned,-
cine VIII b sent By express Ne warrants % c1rs
levetrhtsry emissions. aus ~
he: MOTIFS FRENCH fOwDkas, CBRrlIs
~ CCRE for Nervous Debility. s. ninl EDS-
sioIs, caused BY indiscrstfon, GSnorrkea. GissS,
ecrofvls, skin ptsesss sybbiiH. In al its orvs.
speedily cured.
Ealss~ Copssss $50 B~csrs sssosrdsG
Sold tr Washington ~ va. u. ESTNISLu
Drussl1 corner FennsylyssiA ave, sRc 18th sfresf
ftlc> - per bof. eest ~ mai yely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-28

LOCAL RKCoRD.-The thermometer in the
business room of THR STAR office registered as
follows to-day IS a. m, 169; 10 a. m, 10 II M.
19S; p. M, SO; p. m, -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-28

%WAsHINGrON AJsrsr 2-rH,Is72-N
CARLOS MEETING 3 , 5aRS FRI trlgeds the KATI
o. FC>TPcNED until further notice. Ii
TSsA Bus will raa, from the present terminus
10y o. ne GeOrgst2wn railroad, near the Cap
rr.1 at J m. Fare SIS round tTip aus -
1TbUTI E.-Thers will D. a REGULAR m..1iop
~ o IN Z, MErh2r0Liri Gu held a, tie
% Ciotk kSery Inenber j. Z sired 10 be present,
a. an election Of officers Will take place BY order
FHEAIUUARrERS Y NJ x CLUB
TTsre vii, s "a d &, kIsg.. a. iss
E5PtBIiCkN CLUB Seld T 'hi EVENING" as GN al
!. a. shEPHERD, President,
rII y,hS1I1 HIST I PlsIKICT Pk0PLEs
CCstihg q the above Association al Military HALL
a0kRou :, IN s,lTssn 81 and OH street ess, To-
Is " b MOORE 6SRi; Il P re e SiStA
ia A isiy CIALEp sTRyIyORs wAR OF
lvtry nemter Is carr e.tlJ rSSues,sd 70 mse, q,
oSlotk m on az Tn itr & ssiyssp and T. q
vii iSr ,as visit to B.ltmOre The ss
,,tpslicstions for membersbi can h, ,.,s.., :.
1t JAMES LAwRrNsoN. secrs,.r,
DUG DA ars AND THEIk DAN
G. ~. m season on, CT NE year the blood ., sp, to be-
e.R 70 attack, Of chill. .Sd sSsr. nnss,ns !, sus
Of ffsa
,ti OF me inIudieious use Of ealomel An this
of TF' TTTee A.Vs.vu W me use Of fes bottles
I,EiIc'. RSAPAklLLA AND QUEENS
-nr. IL 10 harmless in its effects, but pow
.el enemy To diseases. Try it, and you will ind II
a friend in need.
DE- TUFTS HAIR DYE ACTS IySTANTA-
NEOUSLY. aus eo5t
%PUBLIC SCHOOLS, THIRFIDIsrRTCT-
Tickets Of Admission may be obtained from
NEprhSDAn, August 2sth % 3lst Inclusive at
NaIiach buiidpg from to 9 80 o m
By oder Of sub-Board Of TrG.,ee. Au:7-5t
" THE NATIONAL VETERAN CLUB will
tS meet 81 iS5 Pennsylyania Nyenue WE'D
HfsI AZ EVENING, the 18Th inst ~ o-rlorl
Al 20 intend goit to Pi,tsburs are reouested 10
be TTs.e nt. " hether msmbers or not
D. direction Of the President
eu2s - A. III. G. RICHARDSON, See,y
0~-fOURTH DISTRICT PUBLIC Schools
uS The Fourth District Public schools viii not
Re opened until MONDAY. Sept, mber ., owing 10
delay in the completion OF the Jefferson School
Building. No tickets u admission will be granted
until TUESDAY. 10Th instant, when they can be
procured at the once Of the sub board In Jefferson
building, at O'Clock. auE-l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-28

The HGdean heat of the last week is tempered
somewhat to- day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-28
BUSINESS CHANCES.

$4,000 l TO LOAN ON nsAL ESTATE
WANTED.s2o 600 worth Of deferred REAL
hS1AIE NOTES NJ. NJ. ROHRER,
su2s6 ct Real Estate Broser, Jl3 7th street
FOR SALE-Gsod Will. stock and fixtures of an
4 ICk CREAM SALOON AND CONNECTION
ERY; besI store on Navy Yard, No. SOT Sth
street s. y. Apply at Star Office. suG zt-
WANTED-A PARTNkR with 81 500, in first
w class confecti1 merry and restaurant business
spply At WsLhER McRAEs, No. J35 18TH
street. au3 3tr
FOR LkASE-OR A PARTNERsHiP-A large
PAbk, 20 acres IN extent: with splendid trees:
with large DIV cling "a miles from city and oppos tie
Arsenal; cars stop every half hour; fine carriage
cTiye AID access 10y water; beautiful tournament
ground; place retired. and suitable for shooting
park, festivals. pic MICS. tournament, aud place Of
sunday Iesort; advantages unsurpasssd; a large
fortune gusrsnt' ed; hole need apply except who
n aD business see hsndbilis Apply, on the prem
lses, at II unter station, ". A. G. Il. B., or ad
dress, by letter,
~ ALEX. HUNTER,
au2i6t Alexandria, Va.
ZOE sALE-FIFTY JACKSON WnIOhs, ,ut
l. able for farmers and heavy hauling
NEY, mhGBATH BILL,
uoluBbfs Market, corner Massachusetts avone
AID St. isn-sms