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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-15
ODraZ Zclne.

Na p95jtku ieyiI Sc sg5t ieliuou spou.
stau ohniytcL ojlakd. >p3u-ta ia ,tati
ia ST. znen4h,a v s,urce, k-erez po-upava
lo nekone5u9u prostorau 0taeeilc Sc kolcm
.ye vla,tnl o,v q o1vrhuiic % -ebe kusy
m.h5yiny 'ak9 odvrhlje k5lo poyozn b'a
ta. k'crez -ta.y -c zarydy planet. uichz
ieIna Jest nase zem6. Ota6eiic Sc h5i-
t} kolem sve osy a kolem slnnce. sbaloea
ia, stla59vaa Sc houstla kouli. kterai
ji-te dob5, kdyl poyreh zemt zaafn6
hyI och.adl, take parry tekutinu Sc sra
zi'. e. y.dA do.4 -paduogt. mah,y. vo-
49u -e pokry.a. Skgpenstvi hmoty Sc
prumtaosa.9; s.u6asanl .atek ua-talo: Wy.
viuul sc praslem. z1slad t. bulky bylia-
ne a zyifeci. zemt zge3aja Sc zhlab'u.
nahota jeff ediea.a sc ze.eufm p.as,tm
t.s kapr4djn "a lalem. Mole hemzi.o sc
Iotvorami ptedFpfopui baf.ny zemt stra
s.iyymi plazy obroyitJmi ttvernozci; g
naci rozrazel ttikymi parami nasycene
ovzdu5i diyoky. oh.usaiic. ryk q sktek ne
seislntch plazi a ye.ikfeb za5. Suply.
yaiicim taseln brala ma Sc zemt tvaf mi
lo-tnei5i; kyetiny rozeyiraly kaiichv syt
pe-trobareyne lesich a yzluch oz5yal Sc
zpeyetn ueseisiueh0 ptaetva; ttyernozci ma
byyali uslechtileiSi a rozmanittisi tyaf-
most, pozbFvali ale o5r1yitosti sye. ko.
ne6n6 obieyiI sc tovtk ma jegisti, proha-
ntiici sc houfech a stadech p lesicb. lc
zouci po stromech povykujici polo elan
koyitymi hlaskami. Postava jeho staga.
la Sc vzptimen6isi, pfedni nohy pfetyofiIy
Sc ruce, hrdie tyofila Sc mu mluva "a
tim co mock mysleii sc utiI; vynalezl
pryni zbrah, prvni nastroi, objeyil oheh,
hledal dkrytu We sluiich a iamach "a
Cal spletati chatky Y korunach stromd,
kde byl bezpecn6isi prot ltokdm drayych
seem a snad lidi; posleze, kdyz byl
l6pe ozbrojen proti nebezpc6i, s.aytl 81
chaty ma zemi, zakIadal rodiny, obce a
kmeny.
Divoka zvifata byla krocena, semeno-
nosne trayiny vypestovany obii, chunky
(kanoe) klonzaly Sc po hladinG rex a ie
zer, obchod stal Sc soupetem valky, valky
kteraz isouc drive neustala nyni pfilezi-
tostnou sc stala. Kmeny sjednocoyaly Sc
narody, narodove rise, velka m6sta
rozkvetla ma bfezich mohutnych yeletok 8
a zatokach mofi, knizata. knezstvo, vel
mozove, kupci, sedlaci vyhranili Sc do
zylastnich stayi spoleGnosti. Um6ni a
v6dy rozkvetly. Ma poeatku byla v6da
taiemstvim knGzi statu vzala MIN
zhusta "a sve Bohatstvi, moe a vide
lani nalezelo zprvu jen pannjicimu stavu,
kdezto ostatni i'd klopotil sc nejtuzsi
poddanosti Avsak ieden uzitecny vyua-
lez po druhem pomahal rozvadGti v6domo
sti a vzdelani do yrstey sr5ich a 5irs.ch a
cht6ni svobody vyklicilo nenahla pr
son ntla6enych co nezdolna, ohniya va5en.
Jeden narod po druhem tribal ponta Sc
tfasal jho kralo-a kn6zovlady. Rozdily
stavu vyhIazovany, vysady zrusoyany a
rovnost vsech pred zakonem zivote po
litickem a pospolit6m vytla6ila rozdil sta
vi nenila konec bezpravnosti yelikG vet
siny lidu. Lid mohl doufati. ze poctiyou
praci zlepsi stav svdj a ysech1y vrstvy
spoleGnosti, uvoln6ny ma vsech ddech.
irnou sc pracoyati ma poll usIecbtiIeho dy
chtani uzitecne prace.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-15

River Division.

oPrt-tt bsFArl II p dpp % aip- Pflitdl 30 Nav
PhIiaieipha Sc - otp ogousti Plaiad : D. fss
loo aIF Pt1iiai A. BayarI 10 - don Z ss ,-t,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-15
IL smrti uStyan.

Jsme narodcm, ktery mad slusnou mi
ru Sc lopoti. Zufi'e pachti Sc "a vsemo
houcim doIlarem, takze mn oddechn ne
zbyva. 4 umtlych obnovovateld vyGer-
pane silly neni zadnf tax mocnf iako
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-15

Lakatosoyi byli protoz yazbu wat a
soudu odevzdaui
L b 0 asovi spole6nfci i.
Nyni iost iit tem6r ziist6no, ze Thomas
mel spoluvinniky. Pflruti francouzskeho
yelevys anectyi v Lond}ne, baron Gran
g. nisc tom talto: Ma podzim rosu
1913 pHsel Ike mn5 iakys pan Warhawk
a oznamil mne, &c celia tIupa zlocinc6y
zanaSi Sc zamerem, parniky do Ameriky
odchazejici. jich1 naklad poiist5n Jest. po.
moe. pekeInych stroid vyhoditi DO poy6-
I'll, aby timto spAsobem nabyh vysckeho
pQiistneho "a zbozi ceny nemajici. Pan
T Warhawk nechttl zadus odm6ny. Tele
gratoval jsem lined Wade sy6, kteraz zlo.
tinuJ zam5r ysem ptistaydm trancouz-
skym sdtila natIdia, ably podezfeIe
jakoz vysoko pojistene zbozi bylo ohle-
sdayano. 20 m5sicich, dne 2. dnora
1874. pri@el optt pan Warhawk Ike mn6 a
sd6iiI mi. ze zloGincove odebrali Sc do
N6mecka a ze bud Hamburku. Lubeku
nebo Br6mach 6innost svou po6iti bo.
dlaji Podal isem tom itned zpravu
n6meekemu velevyslanci. avsak tento j
poyaioval "a nedulezitou a neuGinil 0 ni
ami oznameui sve vlid9.n
Ruka sazcte lest pi!na poutnice.
ackoliy &c drii neustlle ma iednom miste.
Dobry sazet m6ze denne vysazeti Il. 900
liter. Pontyadz ruka ieho MI katde H.
tefe urah asi dyt stopv, ubelne dennt
10000 stop nebo II mile. roAps teiy. ei-
tameli 3oo pracoynich dnd. 375 mil.
Nenttoroznna Ja5on ,ra5 H.,
f.aci s,ansfs 49, = ,,-ns;si ,raso,r.+,; a.
Is n6.la}B;,.i b;..or,.,r l,.,s -. - r4s
IA r.k1 tab.-,. J;.ts -a4a zan.L,.,.
son5r ,n4r trs...-.. i.,16bo It'd -.
reboz pr.gs:, ptk,1ita nu.re,L I'm -
kam. Y zsf IN. r. 1io4.i. ,onsd5,i -
z,ra-G. Mattel nf.)hH ao p o4c,s,v
kdo b. p.a navr5til sam d.s.lkn 80
n6mu na iina mlsta. abv ztracenebo
psa vvu5tral yse bvlo maros. =. z,ni.
pa bszo sto,v na5sr =. = -,
nanp,1bo za1,stlb, ,.,5y A. l.,.,.Ia !, -
Talnhr a ld,z - rr,.ois 4.n,s IT.,
40 + ri s.-nI ,,;nt,fk po.iha,sa.,,a.-
o5b5nHa ale nebyIo 10 n;c ,,latne ,,io5l;t
ralo.to1 vrse donrovazeI i ~ | b,,n
yeskers namab5ui ahv bvI skn6ici II,
elk ol dvefi olehnan nenomoblo nan
netnohouc stskot psa dele vydrzeti ade
brala - DO kanceIafe svebo cbota pe
sledoval II patach obskakuie stale okol,
nj. Pan raia sel don6 = iakr.ile no.
h,cl ,.,s,.,, ia t,,,hr,z .l..x:i III.
- ~. - - nv 9"'o' r. N"Cii'i
ee q AUS u ~ iio'y' au rada Dyl he
maIo uleknut, ale tom pccal psik pro
vozovat ieden un6lecky kousek po dru
hem kdyz lei pan ieho pray[m ineneu
...;....-.'.f - -. :.
- -, - ma Jon -, a ooy 0o J!
u" sun q sei''a.i Sc Nyhl oyi pan radi
Ptesvtdeen, &c ztracenGho pinelika, byt
obarventho nalezl. Dal lei brzk,
snozorova,o 20 bo-xa o,s,t "a
Lans,rts l.,al.,.,., ,,s:l,,9 10 ~ y =
} '-'''''' NJ 'N'''''''' e ~ ue'S''l
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-15
Ma zdDdd.
BEE IL II.

Cteoctdhd, CotantbHs, Cincinnati X
Indidna IL. IL.
Z Clevelandu odiizdi 6.55 dopoiednc
$50 $50 odpoledne.
Do Clevelandu pfijizdi I. so rano 400
9.55 odpoledne.
Y Cresthne 9.55 rano 55 1000 odp
Do Columbus l3.25v pol. 9.45 1875
.noci
Do Dayton 400 rano go edp.
Do Cincinnati $40 rano $40 odp.
Cincinnati 100 1000 rano 9.45 wee
z indianapolis 6.25, IO.5O a 100 rano.
z ST. Louis 7.l5 rano 2.55 7.4o odp.
z Chicago $50 $50 rano.
Do Chicago nejlepsi iezditi vecernim
Atlantic "A Great Western TX TX
Ma vgctod oo!jszdj ayychodu ptyizdi.
2 Clevolandu 7.25 500 rano 8.45 a
1905 veGer.
Do Clevclandu 700 l0.45 rano, 4.lo a
6.55 veGer.
Do New Yorku 100 rano, 4.55 a 9.2O wee
z Bostonu $50 rano, sos veGer.
z New Yorku $50 a 100 rano, 535 a
100 yeGer.
Lake shore a Michigan South. n. n
Va vJchod o4jikdt a 1,fzjizdis z vQcAod,1.
z Clevelnadn 7.45 a loco rano, 4.1o
10. 20 veGer.
DO Clevelandu $50 a 5.35 rano. 2.O5
$50 odpoledne.
Do Buffalo 4.1O lO.l5 rano. 1876. ). 80 a
l0.40 ve6er.
z Buffalo $50 7.l5 rano $50, 6. 25 a
II.30 veGer.
DO New Yorku 100 rano 40 32O
1900 vecer
S Bostonu $50 rano 5.0OalI yeGer
Ma sdPdd odji<N a ze sdpadu 12tyizd1:
z Clcvelandu 5.85 a 100 rano, 2.3Oa6.5
odpoledne.
Do ClGyelandu 1926 lo.55 rano, 3.45,
1906 odpoledne.
Do Tolefo lO.4O a 1856 rano 100
IL 90 vccer.
2 Toledo 300, ESQ q lo.55 rlno ;.
geGer.
Do Chicago $50 $50 rano s.2oas.2
vecer.
2 Chicago 100 9.2o rano 5.a5 o 20
ve6er.
q New YoTku 1890 lo.45 rano
s11.O0 veGer:
q BoFtonu $50 900 rano o30
veccr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-14

We expressed q doubt as To the truthful
ness OF the report afioat that Carl Schurz
had written TO friend In this city, giving
up OHIO TO the democracy on account of the
detection Of the German vote. and we now
ind the following denial OF the story, from
Mr.. Schurz himself, In the Cincinnati Cbn-
n,erciGi of yesterday:
"CHICAGo, Sept. 12-The New York Sun
having stated that Hon. Carl Schurz, in
writing To friend in washington had said
that In Ohio the German vote was arrayed
against the republicans, and he had doubts
whether Hayes would carry the state. q
friend OF the ex-senator telegraphei to him
TO day about the Sons story, asking for the
facts, nd the privilege of making his reply
public. The following Is MI. Schurz's reply:
g. MICHIGAN CITY, IND, September IL.
az wrote no such letter, and entertain no such
as you please. g. scaUaz.'
"This positive denial of the Sln story and
expression of belief that Ohio Is sure for
HcaHs here.D
The New York Post has aenials, also, of
another report that has been set afioat In
regard to Mr.. Schurz, and says In the same
connection, editorially:
"The absurd report that Carl Schurz has
vass In the west was absolutely denied this
morning by MI. Chandler In the presence OF
. reporter Of this journal We print also q
further denial from Washington. The DEM
ocrats ought TO tell stories which will last
longer than six hours"
We suspect that some republicans who
Are "down on Schurz" are disposed to make
IL hot for him, TO the end Of driving MIN
from the field. Without overrating the
value OF his services In the republican can
vass, IL Is question II the repub licans can
afford to quarrel with the representative of
the liberal party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-14

A STAFF correspondent OF the New York
Tribune, who il taking notes of the political
situation In Pennsylvania, thinks the re-
publicans will reclaim their lost ground in
the great landslide OF 1872. The Pennsyl-
vania delegation in the present House con-
slsts OF IL democrats and 10 repu olicans. The
effects Of the Presidential canvass, he thinks,
viii be to reverse the present re- att We strength
OF parties on the delegation, making 1t stand
IL republicans to 10 Enthusiastically Is
TO 1t is regarded as certain that the re-
publicans will gain seven districts, and prob
able that the number will be eight, but there
Is q possibility that they will lose one-the
montgomery county district. Their gains
Will oe:-In the east, the 5th-northern warts
OF Philadelphia, lost In 1874 by the Myers.
Harmer quarrel-and the Bradford district;
and In the west, the Goth, 25th, 26th, 9th,
and one If not both OF the Allegheny county
districts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-14

1t Is mysteriously hintsi that M. Tilten
may one OF these days make a showing In
regard To that income tax return m alter,
which viii produce for him "more sym pa Thy
and admiration than any American or any
other man ever received, In tas clvllIzsi
world, during the memory of any psrsou
now living" This Is very mysterious, and
quite awe-inspiring,-for q little while
When the matter Ii analyzet, however, the
most that one can make OF it Is that the re-
form candidate may possibly be able to de-
nonstrate that he returned his whole income
and paid all the TAX due thereon, the
same a. any other good citizen did, or
should. This win be q good thing enough,
when proven; but Ii IL hard to understand
how IL should bring about the astonishing
results that are expected OF 1t. That much
any candidate for the Presidency ought to be
able to show,-certainly any reform candi-
date; but why the showing OF It should give
him any extraordinary leverage In the cam
paign Is difficult to see. Is the simple per .
formance OF duty SO extraordinary q thing,
that II should bring about al these effects in
the public mind? That Ia the most that Mr.
T1lden or anybody else could do In the prem :
lses, and neither he nor anybody else Is en-
Titled to or likely TO receive extraordinary
"sympaihy and admiration" for It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-14
Hetice Co Corresponaents.

Persons writing letters 10 this once for publica-
ton or regard 10 business will Oblge and best
serve their purposes b. addressing them simply
to the aEDIToR OF TIE STAR" OF the "PuBLIsHxa
OF The STAB" n the case may be. When addressed
personally they regarded private letters aud
In cases Of absence nconvenient delays frequently
occur from that cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-14

The democrats OF New York seem to have
been moderately successful In the attempt
to get q candidate for governor upon whom
the various warning elements of the party In
the state could unite. The nominee, Lucius
Robinson, Is the present comptroller Of the
state, and Is concededly man OF ability and
Ign personal character. II Is limited that
there is likely to be some disanection to the
ticket among the dyed in-tne wool" demo-
Gratis, on the ground that Robinson and Dor
sheimer, the candidates for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor, are both too recent
converts from the republican party 10 be en-
titled 10 the frst positions OF hoaor aud pro-
ut. Mr.. Tilden is said TO have had hand In
the nomination OF Mr.. Robinson, and he
probably therefore looks upon him as the
most available candidate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-14
FOR RENT AND SALE.
-IPNOu UANTTO RkNr

Want To RENT
. HOUSE essAp, one that IL
compiete vtfh sll uoie-n
Improvements, cnutsi ains e
, or Z rooms, besides bath
room. copcreted c-llsr aud
, closets. add supplied with
hot and cold watt. sss en- 4
sewerage, With brick pave
tnents, street lamps. a. you
VIII tave money and procure
q beautiful house by rssiag
one OF those elegant brick
cottages on Spruce street, 90
lie Drott PARA which are nov
futshins, aud will be ready
for oec1pstion By Octobes 4
They are row ready for H.
specti n. and will be reuted
60 orsf-class tenants Only 81
from oS % 90 per M nth.
and you can save from ets
90 $50 PEI month TIE
grosth OF the city 10 the vi
eiafty OF lie Droit Park dur
Ing the pest two PEERS he's
btensimDiy ~enderful Don
take cav rcorffor % bkf e. aH
Sc for yoE.ssf, then come %
us fVr detailed Informs ion.
A L BARBER q 90,
Proprl>t1rs,
lie DrpIt Building.
Corner : n aud y streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-14
BOOTS AND SHOES.

10 70 skLBYy for children. SCHOOL
Momsb' Caters and eli Leather shoss Si,~0e
"a ~ -, 81 ~ ard nH slipIers, o, 80, 70, 81
Gle. q 20, o. up, nen,. WORKING shoes. 81.
=, 81 30. Ladies' and Misses rored Button,
"a a, rs, esnp. The best o. 50 Congress CAT
ter N the city Please examine our stoct Of Boots
aud Shoes before buying, ct = and Gle Penn
sylyspia avenue. bet. 18th and roth SITS ssrs tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-14
MEDICAL, &c.

MRe. ,. WAfERHOUsE, n. D.. No. 1881
and Iamors are entirety ersdiosted By . simple
Pr; wsterhouse can be consulted Tor short time
IN this city ss zoos n street northvea. Rsssr-
nR: BUOKL1R y0nEs twenty year. ere
sa fuSors 5ass .. sa Ers
Dusine0 confidential. Roems FOR 1Stients fSI
y. Aoward 9rsee, Balti0ors aaer-r
m RKON, .1xs Oldsn EaabissAsd s.d O.s
eop1i ss ~. ~ Sc :: g. Co., g.
ss ss :ss: ::. 9 ssn s.s 70
4. fsssls4 ::., q :s s..s
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80 6 So: s: ~: e.; 3: = E: s:s
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-14

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Reading Matter on Every Page

Arerage sscov-s Dafiv Circulation
erer I5,O0O,-befnG more than
three ffnses that Of amy other
daily paper ~ Washington, ass6
equal to that Of all the other
daily papers fss the city SAdeA
fO0efher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-14

The new morning daily, The Nation, Is o1t,
making q decidedly handsome appearance
fer Q first number. 1t Ii edited by John BrIs-
ben Walker, q journalist Of reputstion, who
promises 10 make The Nation an independent
paper in the best sense OF the word
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-14

FOB RksTI rob RIHTI ROB RfGTI

Two new BRICK DWELLINGS; containing IL
southi stuste between 18th and 18th streets north.
west; In nrst -claa neighborhood. These houses
are very veil built and finished IN superior man.
ner. Careful and responsible tenants desired ct
~ keI month; Alec, on grounds south Of Oolum.
eian college. Oath and Boundary street. Q BRIOK
DWELLING @; Just flashed; hes II rooms ana bath.
room; eas and water; with large lot suitable for
sitchsn earaen. Apply 70 ARMS . KRrOH AM,
SlO street.. s1Rl7-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-14

TOE BEHT-By B. II. ARH8R,
y Large house 1t Nth and q. W., m l., rent 'ov
10. u l64 u. nv, II rooms, m. l.. stable. no
No. l6U street northwest. furnished..-.......ls $50
10. l4l1 street. y. ", 10 rooms, stable .....lOO
10. Ml0 u 01eet nv, 10 rooms, mod. i'm "a -. 6S1<
no. % Penna av., fover Gilman b drug storeD, so
10. ~ Ii street e., y rooms, mod I'm ps.... rs
10. l2W Renne. ave., 10 rooms, mod. imDe-. %
NO. lel U stress NV, rooms, mod fuDs ......, 60
No. ll9 street Southeast, II rooms, mod fmpa 90
30. EA l3eh street nv, 10 rooms, mod I'm ps 8
store and dwelling, 18th street W., n 3D. I'm % 50
No. ID street southeast, Is rooms, mod i'm a. SO
Ne. Hs5 18th street north west Il rooms, mod i'm 81
DO. 16 9Th street southeast, s rooms, mod I'm = 20
10. llo 9th street southeast ... 40
No. xW and z3n y street n. W., rooms, m T. 90
p. v. cor. 9Th and streets southeast 10 rooms 60
10. ~ kstreee w., Rooms, gas and water. IS
No. 40 II street northwest, rooms, mod A. 6
No. LIS street northwest rooos, mod. imps so
store and DWelling, 7th and Boundary--........ 50
No nrees southeast. rooms, mod imps... 20
No. l5g 9Th street nv, 10 rooms, nod. fwDs.... %
% oH street se..7 rooms, gas and water..- ~
stores Ol and JOS 9Th street northwest 8
% 20 9Th street northeast, rooms, m imps- IS
70. Y Uarrol street Sc, rooms, m. tmpa .... IS
No % street eoutheast, rooms ............., %
30. 9N Delaware avenue, near LIST and -. 10
10. ~ street %
30. AL, AH ID 1t. nv, 6rocms and watsr rs
No. - aeseohu eetts ave., rooms. frsme.....-. Is
No. l29 9th street southeast, 8 rooms- ......-. rs
10, 1lO 10Th street northwest. rooma -. Is
Also; number OF other houses, larger and smaller
aaxx .r p. 81, WARURR. nh ana = .tr.s,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-14
FOE RENT. A CHANCE, FoR BENT.

ID the northern part Of the city, near 18th street.
LON Ucto6er LIST, new three story and bas .me Mt
bkIOk DWELLING HOUSE; ten rooms ard bah
ICON, not ano cold water; stationary tubs, and oil
the conyeniences OF FIRST class house. A careful
snd responsible tenant with small family desired
Win sucn, agreeable, an arrAnGeaen Mt might be
mare oy which the party taking the house could
secnre three pe rmanept boarders. Appl, 70 ARMs
q hETCHAM VI, Insurance Agents, Fl ct SEQ tr
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STOVES AND RANGES
-Af IN L0w9f rnIoD.
s..s1 .: e.ssess 8: = ssSss aSi
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J j. GEORGES

n j. GEORGES, N
- FASHIONABLE BooT MxKEE. -
10 ais PENNSYLVANIA AyEEUK.
First class Custom Work made m the .hor,a~
notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Beet Fall Goods OF my own make ct very reasous-
bic rates.
Nee Elastics inserted In Congress Caters By pat.
(Stsn Of Big Boot sens-tr
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NEW BOOKS.
The MRsdos Empire, By W =. Grim svo "a a
AT the nounciilors; or, Nameleo History. By
hsdlett, author Of "The Old n lam solos
40 Long as She Lived, By y. w. Robinson-.-.. 70
Centennial Rhymes, by Will Oarleton ...-...., 4 10
OnpDe, the Carrier, oy x. y. Bisoa aore, paper 70
kose fureuand. by Ellice dopkins Pc Per..-----. 90
ttArboard and Port, by Hepvorth. cloth ~ VI
b1oden Perfis, By Author Of Old hyddletons
Hay Tever, or Summer Cstarrh. By q. n Beard,
.,.,.r ,.,. m0uUN sk0rnxks,
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

H00L BOOKS
E.a wnirAKEsu.
(suocesor % Warren Oho>ts a % .
o .knoN soN,
Corner u Tebth street,
where viii be found ell the Text books us>d IN the
Public end Private Schools and College. 60 the DE-
rtct OF Columbia and vicinity, cmorsoiag the --latest
publications IN
GERMAN, rRUNCH,
LATIN. GBnEk,
ITALIAN, uHBREw,
SPANISH aud uSGJIss
Tcee,her with eli the Desirable styles OF SChsai
keQ ufsftes
PARENT. and yusiis req ueeted 20 call ana exam
lie stock before purr hssing elseshe-e.
ertnfOH > GsOgrapAtss excnaaged for COrssIrS :. or
sold % the tntrod ucfiSn prizes.
n NJ. WaIrAKEW,
Bookseller aud StstiOuer.
~r1lm gal penusytvsui. sV~aue
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seDs st No $40 street no1ihwe.t,
FOE SALE
HOUSE 2l2l PgEHsYLvANIA AvKnUR.
Ss'Aoo; o1,s00 Dash,
Balance June Is, 1877 7s, ~ ana 30,
Nine roJms and ell modsrn conyeniences
Apply on Dre@ises sep7-eosts
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No. 10 south street, II rooms ....... ..... 100
Corner ID and southeast, furnished ..--.-- -. I2S
corner Let and streets southeast, IA rooms.. 100
ss.e1ss - huoHhe......-.-. -
- As - iOOhlis..--.- "
lS51 . street northwest, rooms ........ .... 80
llJY 14th street, rooms- -. as
SeyerAi others, large aud small houses
Two very large Brick STABLES, with aIl modern
oony enlencea.
1wo beautiful COTTAGES ss Mount Pleasant,
THO. q. 0ATOH RLL,
oep6-M Corner llth aud streets.
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OUT TO-DAY
HOE. ED. ncFHERsose
HAND BOOK OF POIInC<
FOE ls16.
Cloth bound, 81 so, free by mall.
sOLOMOAs q CHAPMAN
PUBLISHERS.
susS-tr sIl PESSeYLvAHIA AVENUE.
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ss1s sASA.Asss oooSn sAsof'
~ culy euys svsr 6is,ov9sd - WH0oP.
70 oQU4n: = 30 80 - - ~ sy:ay -.
8: -, e 81! g.; - 9 PEE; 3. s;
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FOR SALE.

LOB SALE-A pair OF Thoroughbred and WELL
I broken Dung Bib DIGS. Address ~
"a street northeast, Oily. sepl4-3t ~
TOR sAL1 VERY CHEAP splendid
l. HORSE, BUGGY and HAHN ESs, H.
which cen be seen by calling 1t ! 10S Pc. 3
ave. NV. sepi4-5I
FOB SAIL "a JUMP:slAT QARKIAGs,
tAB1tY HORSE and aARHESs;A 80
can be bought 1t bargain InQeire asSS366S
no l4Y2 9th street NV. sepn St ~SE
Ter SALE-BecoDd- hand BRUSSELS CAR.
L PETS, as good ss nev. Viii be sold ct haf
price, ut Second Hand etore, corner 7th and o
street. northwest. sepE-3t.
FOR eALE. CHEAP Fast Sailing YachI
formation apply 20 JOHN O. OALLAHAN, ~
corner 18th aud Pennsylvania avenue north,S0
west, or to h. A. HUDSOa, 81 18th street sont b..
weet: sepl1-3t.
FOB eALfoo2o, 900 lOsds Of vasnsd BAND
30 cents delivered distance not 20 exceed lL miss
ABBY 70 JOHH Lyons, corner Of ID street and
MaryIand avenue northwest. Sep0 I'm.
FOB BALE oHaAP-4em IoeAs Of sood dova.
80. - q street and virGini. ave: souiSSs:t,
CARRIAo1e, OARRIA0ls, CARRIA0D0..
~ The largest and most varied sesort- -1.
tent OF latest style OF Cosriagss, OouDes, e446S
1oekAways. jump eeatg, fafk Phetons, xSE
yaggers, Top aad No Top RuegieG. Also, several
nne eeoond-hAnd Panel CaxEiAges and Buggtes o.
nsrii-r He. sis isiS e. bst. .s I'D b ~.
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