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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-21

Mrs. C. CUNNINGHAM now offers nor entire
stock Of lates. styles in ladies and childrons
hats at sstonishinrly low prices. Hat trim
lpiprs and elegant ladies' noekties and hsndker
chief boxes just received at equally low prices.
In addition TO my extensive dress making de-
partment | manufacture handsome ladies'
cloaks and il will be to any lady's interest TO
call and examine them. Ready made wrappers
for 81 90. Gertlemen's kid gloves and neckties
in all colors. Now is your time 10 secure your
holiday presents; my prices on all goods are so
CIV that none will have cause 10 complain OF
hard times. MRS. c. CUNNINGHAM,
decll- Corbett Block.
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An ANONYMOUS WAR MING
Wa. Burt Served with a Warning

Was Bart Served with " Warning
In the trial of D sitting for arson two
of the witnesses for the State were bart,
the man who was hanged on last Friday
morning, and one Lstner, young man
who has lately been acting as steward
for the Swift Engine Company. We did
not hear this evidence. we regret 70 say,
and for that reason are not competent
20 comment upon it. We did not KNOW
Burt except as we had seen him on the
street. and even then did no, know that
Burt was his name. Not until he was
hanged did we know that ne was the.
Burt Of whom We had heard 50 much
talk. Lstner we saw caring the last five
minutes Of the :iue tha, lie was giving
his testimony before the Court Al the
trial Of I3-ttliag. We state this as pre-
liminary L. saying that beyond what we
have heard on the street, We know no
reason Why La,ner should be singled out
for any warning from the Figiiantes to
leave own - '''.'s' VA 1870.
f"i'e ''n''eis'a-io
s~cn Il ""'I''--o
0''"""S' al" -
copy 20 '''''''' =
arson Nevada
10 g. q, 'H "..5 t,-. -~. ,;,.,,,, AMI seo.
bi,1 H., '..-,, home Il y,.,. ,,., or three
noure had deter trayIj while hey can or
iess tney WIZ S'"l, ~ a..
49,, - i..s HE o,est ~
conv.cts VIII bee 10 monre il We can,
stop fire one way We VIII t'y nno,1er
twill be observed that tLis precious
missive is with :; either dale or slsua-
ture. Whether genuine ornct, however,
Mr. Latner got Al ah' altAoGSh Inc
name of the persOL Hddtessed is not his,
he seemed to reSaiu It Of sufficient ur-
gency TO act upon rs advice and leave
the city by Sunday nights train. Be
fore leaving he handed this tt.t.. doar to
Sheriff Swift, and the Sheriff placed the
same in our hands for our professional
use, at our request. II it IS genuine,
the Order OF Sol has a lamentable
scribe TO. its Secretary. If i. is cdnGrd
Jas We do most devoutly believe), it Is
the most powerful piece of bad spelling
and composi,ion We have ever encoun-
tered. However, we are quite as much
in the dark about the matter as Mr..
Latner or any one else and il others
receive warnings. however badly written
or spelt, they will not lie justified in dis
regarding the same from anything We
We have said We DO not belong 10 the
Order, and are IN absolute ignorance Of
its signs, officers, memberships, purposes
or instruments
WAS BURT WARMED
We asked this question yesterday Of
man who ought to know "a man opposed
in toto TO COZ, and he answered most
emphaticaliy -" No" We said, The
story goes that Burt had warning IN
writing before the Dettllng trlai but that
some interposltlon was had, IN order
that he might give his testimony, and
that lie received another N~EuIA5 Cu we
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CARSON CITY
mINiNG sToCk REPORT

Forenoon Board
6e5 Ophir 4s1., As. b5
275 Mexican 10. 1871
$50 Gould and Curry 2OI, 2O'4
465 Best and Belcher 5s1Is 5sss
$50 Savage a., l4's
80 Chollsr 81
21O Hale and Norcross 4G, 40
105 Crown Point 30l4
600 Yellow Jacket lOl, 1o21
80 Imperial 81
200 Empire Mill 81,
160 Kentuck 13'.
65 Alpha l71l
$50 Belcher 32'., 81.
1870 Sierra Nevada 2O44, 20l1
40 Confidence 90
275 Con virginia s90. sse, $685., 1885,,
400 10, 400 b3
4es California 7o113,. 7o'., 7o-s, Il is,
70 b30. Il
105 Ezchequer II, l01.
100 Overman IS, $50. 50
1850 Justice 2611.., &c, rs, 81.
40 Succor zoe
1o5 Union Cons
ALSO Lady Bryan 2's, q.
705 Julia -, IA
I35 Caledonia 2ilaa, p
20 Baltimore !.
80 Utah 49,, i.
200 Silver Hill :. 5.
400 Dayton IA
go Buckeye 80, 32s
200 New York Con "a q
10 Alta 3
145 Lady Washington . 8
6l ORIGINAL G0.i Hill )
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BaSIsRED FRt,.l TOWN By A BAD
SPELL:

nUrnATEE ORTHOGRAPHf As A
MENACE:
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.Tr.vxv. wss 70 he
a VALID ,.aan - .hos. ,bo
seen Yesterday afternoon ny 'hos' WIZ
happened to be Lear enough to observe
the rheromenon. L, occurred by the
,nr;o .uoro ~
suoueh -i'sii'en'"e "A -,
oiaav wb;r) # city life proved too much
.h,;- ,,,occnstorned nerves. and so
:, ...,.,,o-ss 5oun ore If the l;ack
10 ~oo,, ero-,ino NM, Carson
's. tra1.o ,rsc;,;,atslv far a Gown
9'teo'' ,,,,
Gown nay yard. The wagon oehlnd 'heA
haj for its cargo coop Of Cnr!stlhas
turkeys. Alarmed by the unaccustomea
velocity of their place Of cohhuen9nt,
these birds exhibited most powerful signs
Of fear. Great gobblers reefed their fat
like tails aud hid their pallId heads under
the shelts.ing wings Of dropping ard
,r-,nIlipr hen tu.keys the females
e.r4.af.'I and tainted IS aniv nlAtroply
-, osr scr.-ch and toipt sprlrs-
49,, .,i,-.ers .nurcled NJ 10 Gallant
-..'''.,. ,,,rlsy.cocks in vail: and one
80 -, o,J ,erro~ erosa from
49," '"-. -. v, 1,~,,,,,sd and snad ava
maj IooP 49, ~, a., Iatr;or,b
ia't'e" '''"-s -. 49, ai.,Iost -
."ineH. "--oee W -
iut III LIS uaF "a - - -,
welt as ii L.s were prematurtly doomed
10 .hs Eea' una o"'tins VI IL "a fins pun
OK SUNDAY, the PROJECTORS Of the
Magnolia Saloon, knowing that clean
linsss is next'to goodness, ordered
their faithful and very ooedient SER
to Gle Use the spittoons which adorn
that popular place of resort and afford
target for the chewers to shoot al and
an ultimate place OF deposit for the old
sogers which mostly DO congregate
there. Preparing to obey the orders
OF his superior eincers, 1onn removed
to the sidewalk preparatory to submit
ting the same 10 process ; 1a s e,eau ,s
n0rarv absence from the sidewalk
some salivary if not salivated rogue
appropriated one Oh 'he spiltoohs anu
nnt Nsrk Gajee's request 10 notify the
thiefto bring the purioined article back |
and have it cleaned. He evidently
thinks it was a nasty trick to steal that
unwashed utensil.
IoURTH July ORE AssATs.-Ne were
Yesterday shown q return from five as
a.o .o,.ao .ro,, ,ba Eo,r.b J,,r,
mine az Eureka-ths mine in which Abe
Driesbach, Judge Hillyer, Buck I avis,
John Driesbach and others are the own
e-s. The average value OF this ore as
shown by these assays Is ol2' % per
ton. VI course inns Is BASE tuo
percentage OF LEAD peihg ABOUT d, "Lich
VII pay ali expenses OF "orklnS. Inc
goa value Is moe ILhn uouo'e lnst %
the silver. one assay runs up 10 aI4o
gold to s42 - silver. LOOKS IKE some
-'''-' va ~ 60. y;-:s 49,
anNor-,I0u '-"' -. az. '-''1' ,l-I
Len ~ ust'i'" -'ilIeS ava, mimi "---
appear at the Carson Ihsater tomorrow
and Thursday NIGHT in conjunction with
the De Angeles Combination. This is
Jcbnnv De Ancslas-ore of the fuupi-
Is. y. "i- r. ~ - tb;rtaan
performers, among whom is Miss Sallie
de Angeles, VINO is very wonderful and
charming little vocalist and comedienne.
, See tEslr advertisement.
RUMoRED HANGING. We heard Ii as
renor+ hrornht hare n lady from
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-21
DIAMONDS: DIAMONDS Ola
MOND>!!,
Al ,fces Fifty per Cent. Less Than
ANY Place in This state

Guaranteed OF No Sale
joe Rosenstock, determined 70 meet
the requirements Of this market on such
terms ms will give the citizens Of Carson
a chance 10 purchase valuable jewelry AZ
rates suited to the times, has selected,
with great care, the most extensive
stock Of
DRTiIIASTs
Ever seen in the State 81 Nevada.
These diamonds are set in the various
shapes Of
RINGS, STUDS AND SITS.
And are made for ladies rs well as GEN
tlemen. In this lot Of stones is one
immense
KoRINooR solitaire
Set in n ring This is the most valuable
Jewel ever offered for sale IN this mar
ket These goods have been selected
purposeiy for
THE HOLIDAYS,
And. rs said before, will be sold at
nrices ranging fully - per cent. less
than any house iu tLis State ever has
offered diamonds for sale. Ladies and
gentlemen are cordially invited 70 exam.
Inc this lot Of diamonds, II Cor ho other
purpose than 20 compare the prices
asked with those maintained by other
dealers. There are also at Joe Rosun-
stock :, five hundred pairs Of
HORSE. BLhSEETs
For sale cheap. Call while 'he bar.
Gains ar. Going and the busineFs is red
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THnrE TENNIS Of Al itch q rain fell
hero on Saturday night and Sunday
morning. The barometer was rising
Yesterday.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

nnsnY uorsr-aEoEaE D. rRyzR, PROPRIETOR.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-21

For sale cheap. Gail while 'he bar.
gains are going and the busineF5 is red
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-21

Canal affairs seem to he nearing a moier-
ateiy satisfactory conclusion. Shipments
are commencing with three more out OF the
eight coal companies which have in times
past been in the habit of using the canal.
Thus there are four companies now At work
or the canal one, the DJrien, shipping freely;
the other three. viz: New Central, Hamp-
shire ard Baltimore. and Il aen Avon. ship
ping at greater or smaller fractions of what
has been customary heretofore. The other
four companies, and those the heaviest,
have notyet commenced movement. These
are the American, the Consolidation, Mary
land, and Georges Creek.
Ii 10 understood for a certainty that the
Basin wharf, owned in part by Mr.. Walsh,
who will represent the 9Th Congressional dis
trfct in the next Congress, has been leased by
the Canal company, who have therefore, all
the Cumberland wharves under their con-
troll. We hope this arrangement will be
found to work favorably for the trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-21
Average Daily Circulation, 1863
Our Alaskan bonanza.

The Americans sometimes lose 81 ght OF the
fact that they are the posseSsOrs of a tract of
territory far up in the northwest known as
Alaska Purchased at time when the
country could Ill afford to buy, il was hoped
that the advantages of the bargain would
soon he apparent. since the advocates of the
acquisition were loud ia their assertions of
its disturbances. IL turned out a bad bar
gain, and according To all accounts but little
progress has been made i'm any direction
since il came into our hands Capt. VIM. Ii.
Dali, OF the United States coast survey, who
has spent three years there, has just for
warded an interesting account of The country
and its inhabitants TO theCommisSiOnefo ffd-
ucation. which seems to verify this assertion.
Most Americans are unaware of tie fact that
Alaska embraces nearly one-Sixth as mu,h
territory a. all the rest of the United States,
while its coast line is fIlly as great as tie
entire coast line OF the rest OF our country.
The condition Of education there is not en-
couraging. \ few have learned enough from
the priests of the Greek church TO real the
catechism. education being in most cases
limited 20 this requirement, and Capt. Dali
is frank enough To remark that the present
condition OF the natives is less favorable
than IT was under The Russian regime"
fact which is far from complimentary 10 the
universal Yankee nation" Few citizens of
the United States, he says. realize that in
one-sevcnth of her vast territory there is
literally no civil law, no government
no redress for injury. no protection
for whites or natives, DO legal authority for
settlement, and no punishment for crime.
The military look after offenders within tn.
limits OF their reservation, and revenue Off
GERS have authority over offenders against
revenue laws only. Thus. says Capt. Dali,
we have the anomaly that for violating the
revenue laws an offender can be seized ami
sent two thousand miles for trial, while for
numbering a revenue officer in a private
quarrel no punt ~hment can be Inflicted. and
no court has jurisdiction. Capt. Dali pro-
EOunces the Alaska Commercial Company,
which holds lease granted by Congress, a
greater monopoly than the old Russian com
pany. and says the natives formerly elected
an aIbiter to stand between them and the
INSCRIPTIONS traders. Now, however, the
arbiteT is elected on the order Of the Alaska
company. and i, paid salary by them for
his services, thus virtually making the ma
tives the slaves of the company, and leaving
them without protection or redress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-21

Where Is Col. Mackenzie, VINO about a
year ago pursued a band OF depreiating
Indians across the Rio Grande and punished
them on Mexican soil? Why not put him
In command on the Rio Grande, with in
structions TO suppress the raids of Mexican
outlaws on our soil at all hazards. From
his vigorous treatment of the Kickapoos, il
is safe to infer that he would soon put stop
to the outrage. Should he deem il neces-
sary to temporarily invade Mexico, so much
the worse for the thieves. The government
OF Mexico itself would not be apt 10 make a
very loud protest In view of the provocation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-21

According TO the Department of Agricul-
tUre, the wheat crop throughout the country
promises considerably less than last year.
This is especially attributable to the unu-
ally cold weather and the alternate freezing
and thawing in the month of March last
To partially offset this the area of winter
wheat this year is estimated to be seven per
cent more than last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-21
MEDICAL. dc.

hR. Al BOSWORTH, Eleropathte Physie,as,
- 92i street northwest. rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Dyspepsia, Paralysis, Constip patton, Liver
and Kidney affections, and and chronic dis
eases Also all complaints incident Fem ales per
manently cured by Q and reliable system of
Medical Electricity. Consultations free. ap2 ON
nR. RUCkLEk JONES has returned 10 Bait.
u more. Old ONCE, 33 N. Calvert street.
6dential. eenls-Ssns
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DEOPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
WASuiNrrnx II a. anriI N l2-s

WASHINGTON, ID q April ~, 1875
Proposals for furnishing such articles of Station
cry az may be required for this Department and the
BUREAUS and Oftces thereof during the fiscal year
ending June 30 1876 will be recei yed until clock
m: WkDN Ee ID Az May 19, 1875.
Each proposal must be signed by the individual OF
bfm making it. and be accompanied by satisfactory
guarantee that the bidder will ecute n contract,
With good and sufficient bonds if his bid is accepted
To- any or all articles No bid will be considered
without such guarantee
III articles stipulated TO he Of the very best
quality. Samples will be required in all cases Each
sample to be marked with the name of the bidder and
Tn" Price.
One price only will be considered in connection
with any one item in the schedule.
Bids made out in any other way will be rejected
informal.
Bond. with approved security, ill be required Of
the party 10 whom the contract, or any part Of il
may be awarded.
On failure to furnish any article within reason
able time after being ordered, the rigp reserved
~ purchasing in open market, or Of declaring the
ntract forfeited; and il a greater price than the
ntract price is paid for such articles the difference
will lie charged to the contractor. Bids will be
con- idered on each item separately
Schedules containing blank forms for bidding, to.
rether with items and appro estimate of guam
es Of articles needed, and full information in &C
coriance with this advertisement will be furnished
on application.
Contracts will only be awarded to established
manufacturers Of or dealers in the articles
The Secretary reserves the right to reject any or
all bids that may be offered.
Pr posals must be addressed TO the Secretary of
the Interior and indorsed. Proposals for Station
cry"
B.R COwAN Acting Secretary.
vi =
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4 Q r = o L o @ 7 .
MADAME ROSS.

This celebrated Lady Astrologist snA Healing 3
-, northwest. She has no superior IN define nng
the Pest, Present, and Future. In love or business
pointing out your enemies, and infsfing yo1 Of ths
sure way 70 succeel In IN unAertAkingD Goa sulta-
0iW. jy0-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-21
EXfRA INDICTMENT ON
CARPETS,

Only = more pieces choice CARPETS on hand n
be sold for cash regardless Of TO Close out the
and STAIR CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS and STATE
We shall, for . few days more, give ,urch.ser,
still greater reduction. The last and only chsnoc
Call Ct once.
WOLFORD z SHuLLBRRQ
IAB ARCADE,
apA l95 7th street, bet. D and r sv.
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NO HUnBUG,L. RICE vim pay . fair cs.h
~ Dstcs tos any ht.d q l.sdis.' dssss and child
SHOES &C., 623 1th street, between aal q
south. Mote By nail Dronptiy sstsnded to. 1y1iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-21

~ NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
W. Meeting TO elect pastor THURSDAY EVE
ZINC, April -, at IA clock. 1t
~CHURCH SOCIABLE The SvciabI- In
oE% charge OF the Ladies Of Mex ESDREE NJ l..
SnOkCH Massachusetts, avenue. between 9th and
ioth streets, viii continue THIS EVENING. Ad-
In-ssiOn nec. Ii
TKNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs-The uniformed
Wy members of the District are requested to
assemble at Roberts II all, No. As Louisiana ave
nue. ~ u, cloc X N THURSDAY, April %,
II. G. J. l.. POWELL, &C.
nFCoRCOkAN GALLERY OF AKT-The
Wy public j. respectfully informed that the uignt
eNhlbionS ~ The COrcOTan Gallery Of Art will close
Gu III RsDAf, AplIl - until further notice.
b. order Of the Beard 81 Trustees
ar2l WM. MAC LEOD. Curator
rFANADJOUkNED MEETING; CReDITORS
NY Of the late firm Of LATIMER & CLEARY
VIII Take place at their late place Of business, cor
i.rr aIlh and Pen1-y u anls avenue. on TIL RSDAY
AfIE.NoON. April I'd, l,I5, az o clock. apal 1T
~ AsPECIAL MEETING OF THE MEpI-
Wy AL ASSOC ATiON Of the District of Co
IGrnis Viii be h. ID ia G0nZsgs Hail els + street,
on 1ht Rs AI- 22d instant. at O'cI1cx q m
By or..eT Of the Precedent. DIR :. G. BUSEY.
FSA SHILLING SCHOOL will D. opened Al
list, az The Unitarian Church, corner 9th and ID
stfeet- presided over ty genuine Yankee scho
marin eNsrcise- varied b. Rotations and music
dipscia VIII b. awarded u the best spellsr ga n
class ADMISSION 10 cents. Tickets II b.. had AT
frsEdtli Bookstore Or at the door. apsl-2ts
Ms SOLICITORS will h-gia this week 10 can
Wy 'a-- the city Tor Advertisements and -ubscrp-
tons for the LlENlNG TELEGRAM, an evening
h-iscd IN tii- city between May I-t and 18th All
HUGH COYLE.
Business Manager Evening Telegram,
u N41hI N
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MANHOOD RKSTORKD.-A. victim of youthful
wi tmprudence, causing premature decay, nervous
remedy has found smple selfcure, which he vim
send free to his fellow gunerers. Address J. III,
REEvEe. 1e Nassan Ct, New York. jyem.wfSm
ROGERTD vE0ETABLl COUGH sYRgP.-
- Ms9t,d. = sss e VIE MhecIseS QSSHs that can9es
sYs SE 1. i - Is ~ & a.. fcr S Soa.ss
Colds, Hoaxssness, Sore Throet CFesD, and al Bron-
ana 5; Y e; Co., :,S =
the propris(oes 1919 =. nQrthWsgt. novA-ly
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I lSTOF NEW BOOKS AT
IL ShlLLUNGTO ROO

N EW 200 KS.
Annual Record Of Science and Industry for ls7l by
Prof. spencer r. Baird az ii
kinglake D Invasion Of the Crimea. Vol. s.. III
4ahommed and Mahommedanism. By X. Bos-
NJ V.nehsn Hair Nv Tr.nI =. p.,;..
Safely Married. By the author Of Caste - 81
Ralph Wilton's Weird. By Mrs. Alexos,der 2,
MOHUN DROTHERA
BOOKSELLERS AND STlTIONRRS.
sp7-6 1915 PIxNsYLYANIA AvExpI
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mr.. BERTSON,
Ais 10TH &HJ

6IHkEI, NBAK IA. AVB.
From long experience in both hospital and private
practice will guarantee cure in all Diseases II the
Urinary Organs, Gonorrh9a elect, Structure, Syph-
Gently contracted cured In to days. Syphilis in al
Its stages quickly cured, and tho poison entirely
curry. Spermstorrh9a, brought on By excuses and
abuse in youth, causing loss Of memory and insanity,
Gus irritabiliy symptoms Of consumption, fndiges-
ton palpttation OF the heart, pains in back dimnee
&C., speedily cured By newly discovered remedies
Dr; =, located for many years q ~ 8. Hutaw st.,
lions By his Washington patrons, to open perma.
nenf once In that city. whore be nay be consulted
to ,. m. mare N
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NEW BOOKS
BEALL'S BOOKSTORE.
MUSICAL Composers and their Works.
Mscresdy's "reminiscences and Letters.
Short history Of the English People.
Cooke : Naval Ordnance and Gunnery
Harry Rlount-a book for boys.
Paragraph History of the United States.
na% sSla Of NSte Paps raPGPP Pure
riety. apo
NACREADY "REMINISCENCES AND Sc
T KSr?Id 81 knglsks aSrsSn q The oI%s
ready n wednesday: Names Ancient Law, 81 ed :,
g. Ralph Wilton's Weird, by the author IL wooine
or n,isd SIS Perfect Adons, by the author Of
WARREN cHoATE & co,
booksellers and Sfa;ton1S,
arl9 81 Vernon Row, cor. Pa. ave and 18TH Il.
NATURE AND LIFE. By Fernand Papillon.
Perfect Love Casteth OCT Fear. washburn.
APES effset kdoS by s sa f r. q sasSr
Ep, chs Of His.ory-Edward Ill.
Fungi: Their Nature and Use. BY NJ. q. Cooke
For sale by
WIN. BALLANTYNE,
apE-ir aos 7th stree,
MORE NEW AND ATTRACTIVE BOOKS
" collins Examples Of English Meieyal Fo-
Isgs and Colored Decorations, SIS, Narrative Of
lie Moyne, an artist who accom- panied the French
expedition to Florida, A. ID. 1884 AZ heliotyp De en-
cravings; 10. Pspilion's Nature and Life; So A
feriect Adonis, by the author of Ruledge 8 70
owen Merediih's Poems, illustrated household eii-
non; 81. Berners Treatise of Fysshyrge, Sl.50.
Waggeners Standard W. ages Tables. Ell Mrs For
rest. s polores, LIS. Lakey village and Coun-
Try Houses, So: Pollocks Mscresdy Reminiscen-
ces and Diary, 81 80.
Chiyalrie and Crcquet at SOLOMONS CHAP
NAN >, Agents Lawrence's Pure Linen Papers
gil pennsylvania avenue. aplitr
I lST OF NEW BOOXSAT
IL ShlLLlNGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
Corner o. 41s street aad Pennsylvania areaw
Mr.. nsughns Heir. BY the author of my Dau ghter
Elnor.
A Perfect Adonis. By the author of Rutledge
Ralph Wiltons Weird. By Mrs. Alexander
Safely Married By the author Of Castle.
The story Of Valentine and His Brother. BY Mrs
Cliy hant.
Loves Victory; novel. By Far con.
Spencer Il. Baird
The Invasion Of the Crimea, vol. Sd. BY Kinglate
The celebrated Hush Memoirs public and private
hfe Of George ~ and his Court.
Playing Ca ids at the very loV prices and of the
best quality for the prices charged MOTE Letter and
Cap Papers Of sll sorts and qualities. Envelopes,
Pens, Pencils and School Books aps-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-21
q. q. CORNWELL II SONS.
FINE GROCERS,
I41s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

I1kUPOSALS FOR FURNISHING SEWER
PIPE
ENGINEER OFFICE, District OF CoLCMPIA,P
WAsHINGToN. April II, ISIS. {
Scaled Proposals Will ba received at tiis office
until Il o clock m on SATURDAY, NAV l. ISIS for
furnishing the District Of Columbia with the best
slIn or salt glazed American Sewer Pipe
Blank forms Of proposal and specifications a. 70
dlrnensi"ns and quality can be obtained at this
sidered. BY order Of the Cornmi ssi on.rs
X. s. HOXIE
no.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-21
BLACK GOODS

SPRING DRESN COoDS.
zoo ards new Po>GEES, 81 crn.s ~,rth % 1sn-,
AL % hcr 20 c'ui DEe-s Good Tor - cents,
Large lot elegant
HHITs GOODS
- lie closed cat 40 a los
BLACK ALPACAS a; Importers prices
GREAT BiRGtTNS
an Pair Five Wool BLANKETS, worth 5, q,
b. ci'-rl ous Al :
nHUNBJG. The entire STOCK g. D. ,,ls vi.b.
ouE rc-trNr.
B-No goods charged al these prices.
Sc. wISwaLL a. 60.
sPE No. $40 'th Il near penn ayouu@.