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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-23

MocK.TURTLE Sour. P.-Scald and clean
calfs head, boil it, with the skin on,
slowly for an hour in about gallon Of
water. When cold, cut up the meat
into pieces an inch square. Stew in
cream and water two pounds OF beef
and two of veal. with two ounces of
green sage and five onions (if desired.)
Add these to the liquor, also the bones
of the. head, handful of parsley, Q
salt-spoon Of mace, the grated rind OF
a lemon, and simmer all for three
hours. Strain it when cold, remove
the fat, restore it to the clean kettle,
thicken with tablespoonful OF flour.
Just before serving add eight or ten
hard-boiled eggs and the juice OF a
lemon. Boil the brain for ten minutes,
put them in cold water to cool, chop
and mix them Sith four or five spoon
fuls of grated bread, salt, thyme, and
TIVE eggs, roll them the size OF an egg
and brown them in the oven and throw
them into the soup. Very good mock
turtle soup may be made of calves feet
Four feet boiled in two quarts o.
water and seasoned as above-all in
furious Ingredients common in cookery
books being left out.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-23

Many people will be grieyed to
learn that the mental condition OF Mrs,
Lincoln has not really. improved, not
withstanding the representations re-
Gently made by Mrs. Myra Bradwell
and her husband. The story OF con-
spiracy and outrage has certainly been
exploded, and it appears that the ez,
citement occasioned by the agitation OF
the subiecthas had an injurious effect
upon the unfortunate lady, as her mind
is more perturbed than when the ply
sician in charge of the Bellevue Asylum
made the hopeful statement which was
90 widely circulated by the press.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-23
AN early POEM BY EDGAR A. POE.

The following verses, never before published
were wilton In the album OF Baltimore lady by
Edgar A. Poe, at the age Of 10, shortly after he e
West Point In 1929. They are given In facsimile
U ! cribner for September.
ALONE,
From childhoOds hour bave not been
Az others were-I have not seen
Al others saw--I could not bring
My passions from common spring.
From the same source have not taken
NV sorrow--I could not awaken
My heart 10 Joy at the same tone
And all loyed--I loved alone.
Tren--in my childhood In the dawn
Of most stormy lifc--was drawn
From ev'ry depth Of good and III
The myatory which binds mo still,
From the torrent or the fountain
From the red cliff Of the mountain
From the sun that round me roll'd
In Its autumn tint of gold.
From the lightning 10 the sRy
AZ 1t pass'd me flying by
From the thunder and the Storm
nd the cloud that took the form
(When the rest of heaven was blue)
OF demon in my view.
-Scrtbaer.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-23

MmcE PIES WITHOUT MEAT.-Five
soda crackers, one cup seeded rGisins,
Juice OF two lemons, rind Of one, two
eggs, spices, nutmeg, cinnamon, etc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-23

AnrrroAn grapes are blown from
melted resin, and afserwsrd dused
With q colored powder,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-23

A Book Jv john II. Ticc, the Great Weather
Prophet- Planetary Equinores and their hHu-
caces on Terrestrial Phcnomena-St2rms, Whri-
,cipds, Tornadoes, Wdtcr.Spouts Hurricanes,
Edythquak@ and Volcanic Eruptions all
CaUsed BY the Wdncts,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-23
FACTS, AND EAHoIEs

--."I declare /" sail man down at
sboala Indiana, after standing on
coal for two or three minutes; 81 de-
clare IL don't SMELL wooden burning
somewhere"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-23

Tn the year B. G. 46i, Sparta was
laid in ruins aud 10000 people killed,
contemporaneously with Jovial equi-
no1. The earthquake at Rome, which
opened the chssn in the Forum into
which Curtius leaped, took place 3. @.
35S, OF the time OF major, whle the
conyulsion which destroyed Ephesns
A. d. II took place at minor equinox.
The earthquake and eruption Of Vesu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26

The New York World is of the opinion that
the Anglo-American Telegraph Company is
preparing 10 return toits old price. one dollar
per word for cable dispatches. The company
las lately put forth {. statement OF the num-
her OF messages and the amount received for
May, June, ard July, 1s7i, when the tariff
was dollar per word, and the number o..
messages and amount received in the core
spending period this year, with the tariff at
fifty cents per word. The number OF mes
sages in the months named last year was
G. ,2S2, and the amount Of money received
t171y5tI. The number OF messages received
IN May, June, and July this year was 81 g75;
the value of which, at the present tariff, was
ff0s, SEQ. To this statement the company
adj that cit thus appears that the reduction
falling Oft in the revenue OF $3.50 per cent for
the three months in which il has been II
operation: while the number of messages
have increased 81 Il per cent. The company
fail 10 say, however, that the business is IN
rCmuneTative even at the present rates
The New York EreHioO Post sensloly saws
that this certainly is a poor time TO increase
the cost OF any privilege which depends
largely on the support OF business men. The
better way would have been for the company
10 give an account OF their expenditures as
well as receipts, and then the public could
have been enabled 10 judge of the necessit y
OF an increase of rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26


The tramp nuisance is becoming so wide
spread in extent and dangerous In character
that both the populsce and properl y consti-
tUted authorities ara taking the matter in
hand In several OF the states. Particularly
is this true of rural neighborhOods, where. as
q rule, owing TO the peculiar situation OF the
'ase, this class OF low criminals fare best
and run the least risk of punishment for
tLelr misdeeds. IL is time that such meas
ures were taken, not only in the localities
above referred TO, bat in every community
that is overrun by these strOlling va bonds,
who, as general thing, need little or no
Irovocation to commit crime. I1decd. mos
of the sturdy and persistent beggars TO be
met nowadays, and especially in isolated
localities, are nothing but professional
thieves and highwaymen, who assume the
Guise OF wOrkmen out of employment in
order 10 better hide their designs and avoid
detection and arrest. 1t Is not work that
they want Labor is, on the other hand. the
very last thing they are willing 70 accept.
They proceed on the theory that ''the world
owes them living" and this they are de-
terTniDed to have, without working for it,
even IL they have to resort to theft, arson, or
murder in order TO obtain IL. The remedy,
therefore, is TO sharply enforce the vagrant
laws in all states and localities where such
exist; where they DO not, let the able-bodied
members Of community combine together
and turn out and capture and bring to pun.
ishment the first villain upon whom an
offence can be proven, and the dangerous
pests viii soon disappear. NagabOndism is
a growth that can easily be STAMPED out by
vigorous measures at the begin ming; but if
these be rot applied II will sOOa overrun
and cripple, II not practically des troy. the
industrious and productive elements of So
ciety.
OF cOur>e what is said here applies 10 the
tramp proper, and not TO the artisans and
laborers who are really in pursuit OF employ
ment- Where any number of these are out
OF work. by no fault oftheir ow Il, and anxious
TO get it, the case is different, and can easily
be met in another way. NeIghborhood or
CARNATIONS can, at slight cost to each citi-
zen, be formed 10 furnish transportation for
them 10 those parts OF the country where
labor is needed. This condition of things
exists in nearly every agricultural cOnmu-
nifty, and in marked degree in the southern
statss, where hundreds and thousands of
willing hands can find constant employ
ment, not at five and six dollars per day,
perhaps, but at reInunerative wages. In the
latter Eamed section many enterprises are
now at a stand-stilI and non-proiuctive for
want OF intelligent and reliable labor.
With patience, cooperation and well di-
rected effort on the part OF the authorities
or leading citizens, there is therefore little
or no need Of any sound able boiled man
having to beg in this country. Those VINO
actually want 10 work ought 10 BE enabled
to get ii where II Is TO be hal; those who do
rot, ought to be compelled TO go at it, either
in the workhouse or on the roads. an,DnOt BE-
allowed to prey upon community As drones
and criminals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26
The Star for the Summer.

Persons IeGsss0 ne cry for the nDr1ser or for
op portion Of e usay haze THE STAR sar By
-snQ, postage prepaid, Ior nleh period Of ssne as
ney desire OF Ne rue Of rs GEMS pe- ,r.et, so
cents pr month, IL so tor three rsosshs, or 81
for SIR noraths.
~N b. The pcp- Is not IN u7cy case seru by
mad unless the money therefor accompanies the
order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26
PERSONAL.

'to YOUNG LADlES.-A young gentleman Of
L steady atits de- Tres the acquaintance Of some
respectable lady OF Y TO D years ith mea
oiJect natTlmony address IL confidence, enClO-iny
photo, 10 4. X. k0BN, care of i63 Penn-y wanna
avenue. aup55 2-s
4 NY ONE KNOWING THE WHEKEABDTTS
"A OF MISS NJ AGGIE MITCHELL. who was at
florence Ala during the var, and clerk in room
IL, Treasury department, in January, lS66, will
confer = favor b. communicating with
THOS. {. FULLERTON. At,oruey-at Law,
auEZi u No. (. 81 LnEsIhna aTrIra.
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DRY GOODS.
CLOSlN u rRICES

We have lerce stock - WINTER cOoCs ~
over frrm at -rs-la. and vil ufar chem q. 80
pros s. 81 4u-rrH 80 a. SALE
AIL-NOoL pIsGUNsLS and CAwEIS HAIR
n ~ c"ut~--aid lat s'ss1n a. = oe--s
ENrRFss CLoTu sus srBGgs az yssl crnts--7is
Tor Ga c,uts.
MERINoKs and CAsHNEBEs 1t Ie-- thaa wh,l..
sale psc's THE eUss o..
BLANKETs sud SHAwLs shout half proc
SUMNER GOODS ATA POSITIVE SACRIFICE.
Cali AND BE CONVINCED
GEORGE }. JOHNSON . CO..
arcn'r sII sARKrT SsAcr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26
COAL AND WOOD.

GOAL: COAL. WOOD: WOOD!
CHEAP. CHEAP! FOR CASH.
THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED
Arriving daily, carROes Of the 5cs, varieties OF all
hi, ds OF COAL and WOOD.
Now Is the time 10 cay
lfyou would save money get good GTt'cis and ,uSf
tr,tsht, 24O pounds TO the ton, call the under
signed before you buy.
ing OF the largest whsryes in the District,
aud all rbe facilities possible thereto anne Ned for
the delivery Of Coal dir ct from vessels TO the
ments. A visit 10 our harVes and Depot will con
vince one At gsce of or surpassed advantage.
Good PINE WOOD delivered rs low So pei
Good OAK WOOD delivered as low as % to 81
gle trial is all that is necessary to conyince
the public of the above facts
yOHNAON BROTHERS,
Main once And Depot at Johnson's Whsrves, foot
ofnoes- $iiiiiS On .srses 10''a" aue.,-eo
GOAL! COAL! COAL:
WOOD: WOOD!
am now receiving all sizes Of the best grades
COAL,
Lee" "WNkesbarre" and Locust Mountain
White Ash; "Lorberry" he'd Ash, and "Lykens
the prices orders Will be received this month ct
small advance upon the original cost for casa.
am also Offering 1t Low figures prime Hickory.
Oak and Pine WOOD, sawed and split any length or
size desired Orders through mai! promptly nled.
vest; BrsneS Ard SnS once. street.. between "a
and a: = LIZ n.erthsast. w ma.lov.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26

What became of the Inantles OF Perry, OF
Lawrence. OF Decatur, and OF John Paul
Jones? When Commodore AnmeD. acting
Secretary Of tine Navy, ordered American
war vessels to TripOli TO look into the recent
insult 10 our consul there everybody expect
ed a lively time. 1t BOW appears that our
naval officers were also offered gross indigui-
ties by the barba-ians, and tina; when last
heard from the Congress and Hartford were
iyirg Idle al anchor OF the city. The ques-
~ naturally arises why didn't they drop a
y shell into the town TO remind the natives
II the American eagle still lives? When
English commodore AMI his party were
-utly attacked by native in Australia
) at once opened their guns OF the town
r by, and utterly demolished - Their
-omIt action will doubtless be heartily ap-
owed, as II shoult be, by the home govern
t4ent- We hope yet 10 hear that the Tr-poli-
1ans lave paid dearly for their in.olence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26

some oil the papers, noticing the fact that
larry sullivan and r. l.. Davenport are
going 10 play Hamlet simultaneously at diff
ferent theaters in New York. EXPRESS the
hope that there will not be a repetition of the
Astor Place, or Forrest-NcCready riots. The
idea that Barry Sullivan would be mobbet
simply because he had the hardihood To play
In competition with an American actor is
supremely absurd. The Astor Place riots
grew out of personal difficulty between Mr..
Forrest and Mr.. McCreaiy, the former aIIey-
Ing II he was grossly insUl;ed by the latter
while playing in London. Nationality had
nothing directly TO do with the matter, and
Abe riot was instigated by the friends OF For
rest simply In retaliation for the affront he
received from McCready in England. Be
tween Davenport and Sullivan no such bad
feeling exists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26
NATTANS' VEGETABLE CsTHARTIC
~ AND ANTi.BiLiOJS PILLS.

Asa general family physic they are unrivaled. and
superior IL patent pills nerally in this: They
LCrne made. and consequently always fresh. They
contain no mercury or other mineral substance.
ytiiIg else injurious. They combine these three
most essential gu ,lites-mildl uniformity aad
certainty Of action. Every dOse produces its egiti
mate result. Some Of the disease in viii. they
ptcially recommended affJrdilg speedy relief or
cure are hattua CCstiyeness, cold, nervous sick
headache, dyspepsia iri ye-tiOa liver plains
and bilious disorders generally, - Iniice AMI piles
Thousands WHO have been relfeYed or cured viii
ch erfully q tfy t. their general efficiency the
pill for tie YiOE applicable alike to the weakly
robust, children Adults. Price per box, . cents
VII! be stLt by mail 10 any Part If the couLtrg
receipt Of price.
ABTEUR NATTANs, Druggist.
eUg2 r ?! and Il streets northwest.
EEEAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO CASH
NJ Buyers, to Parents in fitting their chill S-,-,>>
cren !cr &C 1OOi Misses School Shoes. 81, N--A
25, 81 50, aud up; Boys School Shoes, 81, 81 Is,
50, al Up, Children Shoes. &c, 5pc., 7jC.,
and Up5 Old Ladies Half Polish, 81, worth 81 l5
Cord Slipyers- only Soc; X ID slippers, 75c, l..
: IS, ara upwards; Ladies Sewports and Sarafo-
gas. 81 Is, 20, aud up; orr Ladies' Shoes t-st
in the city Nous and Boys Congress, .. 81 80,
and Up. a liberal reduction allowed 10 81 bensyo-
lent institutions, asylums, sc. Straw Hats way
fellow cost 1t viii paw you 10 spend car fare aud
call ct 1y14 and 1916 Peunsy wanna avenue, be
tween 18th and aJth streets
auglS-tr J. W SELBY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26

LOANS on REAL ESTATE.
$500 and $50. per cent. Tor negotiating aug7s-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26

sgODtsEAD a 90

btfbbttb ~ ~.
SS9 PeGua. avenue, het. 9Th aud 9th sts
Ofier, ~ greas reluoe psic- their l1a pIse Ina Il
tuttJL UIlA sal,u Dress Goods.
k'slE Sflkz 1IsiULTv- fir'r.r. PaflH. 81 l-E d a..
ard EctDte's Cel'bIst-t msk~-l
Blag ara - sok sad " hst, stripe GralafIn-s
Iarl'taL-, SNi- H.s, Maine. o.. b.. a /. ....z
Victoria Lawns French Cslisls, Pe.i1-, I.itlt %.
&c. sc.
Stoeting aud SGirtinCz C5t,.u9 HI o.. st ma a
tlsnLcls Of al Kinds, hrth -Ht-. ~ a.. H...
Cloths aud tassimJrc-, DaInA-k IaUle Cl5ths,
piece yt.Id
Table Linens, Narkins, noyli-s, T,vsf-, &c
ladles and Gents Underwear. Collars, Cufs.
Neck ages, Su- pen Der. &C, A..
IUsfs"y, Gloves, ParHsfi-. u.lH~p'lHz.
Hamburg and \ aims lOk KdSes. Ritlou- Eu.ntrss.
&C.
pr~ss LigirFs a al k'uIs ans Dress PIs.ac.5.s
and many ether desirable good.
" aEIsutta4 blrayby. cotton, i5c.
Jtrer Bottom Paris His ia al cnltrs, 2 ! =. Cle-
Button hi3s SIC.
These gods are sli 6EH r'lsS in msuIl.ctr-g.
quality, color and --'lE, s-a gtrca 49, &C. ca. o.
flE closet mafkef in the tu'-Ud States. Tl.-s
wishing 70 a.. the fullest value Tor their no 80
should cal aE3 g. ttaILe t..e stug a x
BRODREAD a. CO.,
959 Penn asa. t.tWl.u 1ta aud 10th st..
FE-Stor. open urfil5r p. n. .y29 lr
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HOlSIs FOR RENT.

eae ST. n w., ali mod impe 10 ... 10
IL est. u. fuIL., all mod. tmps., 10 ra.... II
lS6 n. ! ave. D. " all mod imps II rs. = /.
los H,h st. W all mod imps., II rs !.
IL Indiana ave. n all mod imps., Is rs....... s
ia ST. n e., all mod imps., .
57 5ls Cd st. n. W., all mod. tmps., 10
2te 23li NJ st. q. W., ell mod imps., r.
SO II at. w., all mod imps, rs................
J: Penn. are. p. W, mod imps., ii rs............
81 81. n. e., mod imps, 10 re- =
2l0 Penn. ave. Il. w., mod imps ii ~
$40 COS ut. n. W., mod iDps. rs........
2,2 ?ls st e.. mod. imps,
SIS 10th ST. n. mod. imps., rs.-...-...-.....
Corner 9Th and st. Q. e., mod. fmps, rs.......
. It. Q. O., mod. imps. - rs
1852 4th ST. n W., mod imps.. rs-..............
40l 405 18th st. 8. med. imps.,
ST., bet. 10th and 18th n. e., mod tmps., ra. !
Coz. NJ IT. and New Hamp. ave-, mod fmpe., 70 l
La sIenee e., bet. 18th { 18th . 8, m.i.,e ]
1859 Cedar ST mod mps..
zoos ST. u. mod. imp ,3 rs........
143 eth st. n. w., !
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BOARDING.

FURNISHED ROOMS, with BOARD, at No.
Il sol \ street northwest, Sprague Mansion.)
anglo lSt"
NNILLIKRNy-C Corner OF 10Th and = streets
~ northwest Wsshinston 2; "a one q, SS1ars ron o.
month Transient Board, - per day. House thor
ou0hiy rerovsted and refur 1fshed.
febI " FRANK MILLIKEH, ProDfietsR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26
(IkEAl ILEAklNU-UUT SAIL.

DRY GOODS st IMMENSE RFpUr~-pNg
'r"HiCu4 a. our Sami suuu Al stock taxing ia a.
tent cr v, sEali .i'cr oar entire sg.rA 90
DaESS 600 DS. fLNTffS, fHNSf ? Al. -
ANp hENA orr ~ tpDUS.
AT MANNED UDMN PAIth-
81 raging AZ ~ 20 PSF CENT. lc-s siaa r.rrat-
rrrrss.
,sl early for the best ha-gAfus W are deter
mined O. lr-s Nlt our "a a. hk SION l.. 10
g. TiAie rom f,.r LEV al Code
On FTt-s 90 Al.
began n WGLlz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26

In spite Of all efforts 70 the contrary on the
Part Of his aristocratic friends and brother
officers, Queen Victoria refused to accept the
resignation of Col. Baker, and insisted Oh his
dismissal from the army. The result Of this
action Is that the insulter of al unprotected
woman loses the value Of his commission
which, together with other incidental losses
And costs, amounts TO fully $4,000. To this
must be added disgrace from Imprisonment,
loss OF position, character and prospects,
when II will be seen that "the pet of the
army and the very flower Of the cavalry SER
vice has paid pretty dear for his .'indiscre-
tion,"-to call 10 by no hArsher name.
In our local columns yesterday mention
was made Of the theft Of pocket book from q
lady In the market There Is q little moral
10 such incidents which the ladies would do
well to remember. Many Of them while
shopping or marketing carry their purses in
their hand, where they are sure to excite the
rupidity Of thieves who have but TO snatch
them and run away. The pocket is the place
For the purse, and II the ladies will remember
this we shall have fewer thefts Of the kind in
Question to record
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26
REMNANTS!
REMNANTS,t

EEMNANTS.t
REMNANTS 30!
At Il FEARFUL SACRIFICE.
TO CLOSE BEFORE TAk.NG Sr1,,gS
and TIN IhkSs GUOIS. ID - -
FhiCES Nj ~ EEFpRE HERD or.
To MAXI ROOM FnR
FALL AND MlNTER t,pppS
Sut t',e,Ned usN fsE tsIsc'es o. c. c.ass.
NV fsll Ca'ic'es a. co-ts ,gar-s Do
800 aFd- - .ftnu- a tta 20 r-l-a- a. 49, ID
Yak. - -t ..-.a t go
hhiitmgiy the Black Alpaca al - . worth $40.
itp 81 abe o. roN.ri- l.f- - -'N'
~ o. Tre q -, O. Hs- flar,hl.fa
Splendid Rel Il,kiuc. IA,
The ems r. Ito l. H.t.r a. a parf..t -. ......-
roC-l f,r New Sail a. H.la= ~. -i'Al
e. W. 1O~soN - CO.
$50 FenusylYatia Avenue, sgCil sl1l. utar az Il
ngrthvt - 49, -
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EoR sNlE-The Good VII. FiNtur-~ aud stock
Il in Trail OF an sstsbiiShed FEED STONE lsi &
a. busin D, TO sny person ishing O. engage n
.as nn>tLee- az cpporfunify u Uf-ret. -
D hce. aug9s 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26

Iyth ST., Bet. ana n W, per ft...... %
New Jer ave-, bet and n. W., per ft.........- 40
New Jer. ave. bet ID and per ft.......... 30
St, bet 2Uth and 2sf SITS u tt 50
2sth st bet. and SITS u. W., per ft......... 50
A; ST., bet. Va ave. and SITS W., per II 50
7th st bet II and per ft....... 1900 ....... Is
ST. bet. OH erd 9Th, per Is
N St, bet 81 and AZ SITS $. W per II .
ST. H. g., bet. LIST and I'd. per ft............. Is
ST., bSf LIST and ID s's, PER t.... ~
22d ct, bet and n w., per ft.,. ~
Union 81 bet. and 8. w., yer II IL
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- ESL ESTATE BULLET,S
rHOs. +. wAGGAaiAN, sIs sth s.
ADVERTIS EMEHgS CHARGRD Every
IEUNESDAI AND SATURDAY
TWO STORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
FOR SALE

1929 Sh ST W., all mod i'm ps., rs........... % 600
- IT. bet. 10th & 2lst, al! IN. l., 10 rs. 900
EGl st u ,SlI mod ilips, 100
III 18th ST. W. mod imps, 800
4l6 st. T. W., all mod. imps., 50j
22D 18th ST all cd. lmps.. 10 rs 100
2hJ ST. u. W., all mod inps.,g rs $500
2l3l Pa all mod. imps., rs.. 5000
Cor. Of 10Th ard SITS. W.. all M. imps., $50
1877 7th st mod imps rs..........-.... 0Vj
2lN II. u. mod. imps., r5... 100
62l ST. W., med. imps., ...... $40
lu29 Sd It mod inns,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26

strFn AND "hAUPHy,"
Lovers of s.od 7 rs sId corr SE will Be pleas,d
80 hes that they CAL bUy he c@l-SgGi:d .<<<S<x
IN. 4. CLUB" TEas AhD tOFFEES -
q. Stands Noe. 14s and 40 Center Iarket- -
esst wing, and at my Store corner Of Sth aud
streets southeast.
These goods are q she Choicest impcrtatsOns. snc
reteiled at q stcall baysnce Wholosa.e price.
7. FIRE. ",
I8s aud l49 Center Market, essJ wing
tpen every day. sepls-ls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26

DiCKLIN8 VINEGAR.
RE CIDER VINEGAR, made under the es-
ptcial supervision OF the senior member Of our firm
at hls farm, hear attsy ille Md therefore caq
guareItee lie purity and strength. Also, PURE
WHITE WINE VINEGAR.
Green Ginger, Celery Seed, Coreander Seed Tu-
meric, Long Pepper, White and Back Pepper,
Gloves aud Aiispice, with a general assortment OF
Picking Combine nts, for sale ty
}. B. BRYAN BRO, 60S Pa. avenne,
au2i 2w opposite Metropolitan Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26

I IVERPOOL SHOE BLEACHING
IL Produces beautiful and durable polish, IL
does not in jure the leather.
Sold at Is cents for dozen packages.
n. W. BCRCHELL,
sug26St 1882 street.