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WAsHISGroN Dec. Cat the close of the
morning hour the Speaker LAID before the
House message from the President transmit
Ting letter accompanied by testimony, adj
dressed TO him by the Hon. John Sherman aud
other distinguished citizens, in regard to tao
canvass Of tho vote for the electors In louisiana
MIR. Springer dem, Ills) moved It's reference
to the select committee on louisiana
Nr. Conger ntep., MichJ requested either
IN the correspondence md testimony should
be reed or should DO printed for he inforna-
tion Of the members.
Mr.. springer OIL iected 10 either.
A motion to adjourn was defeated on a vote
by the yeas and nays ana then the question
came up fs to whether members could be re-
quired to woe on paper before its being read.
The SPEAKER decided that the paper In ques-
ton was IN the nature Of Information and step
toward correct legislation, and that therefore II
must be read.
ing ~ the paper. when 1t was finished SIT.
Wood dem, n. " EXPRESSED his surprise at
such message wing been sent by the Presi-
dent. lie regarded n AS most extraordnlr
aud unprecedented, tut remarked that this was
. marvellous and extraordinary Time. The
President had had the eNperience which ne lrlY
eight wears Of service had given him, ana IN I
experience Of Itself should hive given him a
knowledge not only Of the theory but OF tho
practice OF the Goyernment ana lis ouic r.
And yet the President had seen proper to
send to the House TINS unauthorized m
muniratOn from persons clothed with no oiiici 4
position In the premises. The President, by
giving tu h his official sanction and by tran ,uit-
ing II - the House made j. one Of the records
Of the Government. lie tWoudl could observe
hui one "hi"ct which the President could have
had ia transmitting ii that Wd- the incidental
one ~ suggesting that the House Was clothed
with hthnrt' 10 iu~iituie careful luuuiN mo
the election ~ President. In advance ~ the
regular pr"-entati"u ~ that. great subject,
procedure that the House i, authniIed
a. Institute AL inquiry rs to the correctness and
Integrity OF the certitlca IS Of election. The
that ths President should have transmitted In
such an authorized way an unauthorized docu-
ment Of mere partisan aud e. IIdttt character,
and his first impulse had been 10 move that III Q
communication be returned 10 tho President,
II ha had followed the indignant IN which rose
| TO the House. he would have ID AIDE such propO.
sitiou, hut he should not now do 50. lie should
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AlnbIls !LoiItss.

II PIR~I ANtE Of au order made by the Hon
i George VI. Van N c-en one ~ the ia lges Of the
Court ~ Com non Pmasot the city ana county Of Neg
lurS suing as County Judge ON the fourth day u
December 1870 notice + her b. given to II the credits
ors ani persols navlug claims asans Adolph schcuer
ald suon L. u nnan, aten DONG business IN the city
anh county OF Sew YORK, under the ntm name u
Schcuer Herman, that they are required To pres No
thelr SAID CLAIMS with the vouchers therefor duy RI,
ned To me suh-rriner lhc duy appointed as enee u
the sad AdOlph Schcuer aud Simun l. Herman, FOR the
nrnrnt ~ IN II creditors NJ his place OF business No. Is
Worth size {, n The cS of Sew York before ths
nftrenfh cay Of VI ircn 1877.
Dated December o, 1870 CITY q New YORK.
ABRAHAM sELlGSbfiG.
CARTER & EATON,
$40 nrOadaay N"w York.
Attorneys Tor Assignee.
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9Ost anN sunno.

RA>k NOOK 379M9 on Bleccker street Savings
ID BANK hndrr wi plea return to slid ,nS
1901 M J. ,ch,tOouk. with small sltu ~ MOI, y, In
Il fhl on avenue car. + II, BLAkl East y, I,
Nix REWARD. sto.rn, On SATURDAY ll-t on
VIZ Nfrrnr ST. near NprmE, y cNi-c mars II
NlrmHu Sch mn. Orange. y !. Tue above rev ard
VIII De paid nn re- urnlus II 80 irAl = Irrss Ud tOrt,
landt st. lud no questions asncd,
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and accompanying documents be laid on the
table. tApplsueel
MIR Hoar (Rep., Mass.) said that his sldo OF
the House desired to debate the subject.
The motion, however, was unbeatable and II
was adopted, yeas 153 nays 90-a party vote.
The House tben, at 315 y. NJ, adjourned.
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Stnlna ynntu nts.

y HALF PkIt T.. 100 lew Domestic Ntng
N mttiutn Tie Lrttrst bar .alu- ever oicTed. A-u.
an iuuon a,suftucn Of other ueN and Second -haud
machlAes az equally OM prices for csh. 100 anal st.
NOR SAIt. yer, cheap, Wheeler 4 Wilson Sc ing
M chlncs. Ca al shirt store 70 ana - Leonard IT,,
uu stars.
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CIVILIZATIONS.
Mrs. STOVES NEW BOOKt
FOOTSTEPS OF THE MASTER.

HARRIET BEKcuER STOWE.
"fhave loved to hear my Lord spoken OF; and
wherever have seen the print Of his shoe In the
earth. there have coveted to act my foot, too"
Mr.. Sidndfdsfs dying words. i1lor'ms
prOgress"
vol, limo. with Illustrations. Illuminated Titles 90.
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at consists Of readings and medtaions for different
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&C. and. with Its tasteful typography, Illustrations
and illuminated titles, will make pretty gift book. as
well helpful and useful manual Of religious read.
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Also BY Mrs STOWE.
BETTY's BRIGHT IDEA. Christmas Story OF the
Great Revival Of 1875 and Other Tales illustrated
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1.-THE hand that penned them has not lost its cum
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MY WIFE AND l. A Novel. Illustrated si.75.
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Also.
MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS,
sTUDIEs FOR TIE CONSERVATION OF THE
HEALTH OF GIRLS.
ny TuLIto 8. VERDI, A. NJ, NJ. H..
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DR. Nerdi's nigh reputation entities hs book TO i'm
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Either OF the above for sale by ali booksellers or will
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91lN &AIliNIl.

RELOM manuf1ct ircr-' prices cl?sn out par.
- nr dining and nrdruUu suites, 1lrs &c, NJ f,c
tory, lhD West 27fh II.
III RNIIIRE, CARPETS. REDHIN :, ,ni
4 p. owes soil At llN"-t rA'n prrn- ol wrrKY lt
monthly paYmrnt- Htlitlnnil charsf on ttnf st's.
d. ~ NJ n, 900 ~ nm avenue,
OrfW" go f'.' o. '1tu stF.
\[ELkLh AND UUNliILN Pay ,ltNrS
w tthri fNr flil. iir", 90 H.- tAi l llAs Al IN
mense rtocS AMI .nv gl .H .
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Amnstmtnts.

rI,HE FOLLOWING MAGNIFICENT PRO
ii GRAMMk OF MUbIC ~
WIFI be performed every afternoon and evening thus
week, by HARVEY n. DODWORT1'S
CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA,
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Shippl1L.

NATIONAL LINE. Prom Piers ~ and ~. y 10.
~ FOR LOSDON.
f"AS f6R 9i'ItSs rows AMI Gp' fia,vRRfo6LS. a. W.
Ths Queen. Dec " IL A. NJ Egypt. Dec. 20, 10 A n.
Spain. Dec 10. $50 NJ H.lye!ia Dec. 30 $50 T. ".
Return Tickets. clio, or tiso, currency
10
Dratts issued from 81 ward nj current prices APP
ply at the Company's ONCE, 90 bro ,dway.
Rteernge tickets can also Oe OBTAINED At the Comp&
FWJ HURST. Manager.
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SOrs,s, darrm9rs, &t.

Surs,s, darrm9,s, &t.
ATAUcTIoN
By WI VAN TAssFLL. ArCTfONEER
van TASStLL q kkARNEI,
10 AMI he East 1871 IT.
GREAT SALE
FINE CARR AGES
OF the we-kno IN manufacture
OF
WOOD PROTHERS,
NJ their spacious warerooms,
a.. 81 ami SO Lafayette place,
near Sth ~. ana Aston place,
rear Of 7iO broadwav
THIS DAY, THURSDAY,
Dec. Z,
at 1880 A. NJ,
large ASsOr mrnt OF
ELEGANT IAkltlAGES,
being the balance OF the surplus stock Of the above
of WOOD RROs all seasouable goods, and finished FOR
the best town trade cOmpri ing LANDAUS with glass
and leather fronts. l. NNDAILE OF various sizes,
COUPEs AMI BEOUGllAMs with straight and round
fronts, GLASS QUAKTtRtD and FANEL COACHES
I CARTS boo CARTS, NIClOnIASl CHARlOTs,
PHAkTONs. ROCKAwAYs TOP AND NO,rOP
ROAD WAGONS Also two ELEGANT CARRIAGES
made for the late EMPEROR AAPoLEoN III. u
Frnnce-one a magnificent STATE COACH and the
other LANDAr-both hung on double SUSPENSION
ALBANY and PORTLAND FAMILY sLElGHS and
Cl'iiEKs in great variety OF the mos celeOi ated
BUILDERS.
An assortment Of VkLOCIPEDES suitab Tor HOLI.
DAY PRE- EMS, aud n few sECOND-HAND CAR.
Ii T ter. IT
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A POWERFUL NEW NOVEL.

4 POWERFUL NEW NOVEL.
one of the most deeply interesting and powerfully
written novels ever issued in America published this
week. entitled
THROWN ON THE WORLD.
By BERTHA NJ. CLAY.
1t originally appeared a. leading serial story In the
columns Of
TIE NEW YORK WEEKLY.
where Its success 80 marxed and the sensation II
created intense that the circulation OF that paper
suddenly increased in one week
10000 COPIES.
and universal call has made all the country
for Its publication In book form.
Ithss therefore been printed in a handsome. large
iemo cloth bound volume. at the very low price of
o. 90 and success and sale for 1t OF the most unpreee.
dented nature 10 predicted.
No more intensely dramatic and powerfully pathetic
work OF nction has appeared. The reading pub
lie will be fascinated and charmed with IL.
Ills elegantly printed and bound. and will be most
attractive and valuable holiday git At tho moderate
price ofti5o.
STREET SMITH. Publishers.
CSew York Weekly onice)
TRADE SUPPLIED BY AMERICAN NEWS co.
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STE Guam.

l|T-~EIii~ itt CREAM, csc per quart to
i Churcnr- amt re pArtlt-.
CHARLOTTE kus.c, zoe per DOZEN delivered. IN boxes
10 carry hOme.
l2 Bible House
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SoHro anO aOoms.
ADytRTI-ER-

TTP-TONN ADNtRTI-ER-
authorized uptown iverusemont offices.
IBIS liroa tway, corner OF 3lst st., u r VI, and
jos Mcsi .id H., opposite Grani Oprri House. Anl
40 7bO il v, corner o. am 81, unt = l.
No xtri rhli e..
4 Y ~ HUDSON 81. corner Harrison, lodging
- ana ns huuseAec ping rooms tloO TO - per wceA.
American family.
n board also nail room table boardcr- breakfast
~ Six 30 81 av.
DOARDI>d:.-A Few gentlemen, also married
~ couple, can have nice front rooms with IRE terms
reasonable IS Ma u'on st.
INIRNISHED rooms Tor huusrk cpiug, rcnt $3.50
mr. wees small room for man, I'll 90 per Weck.
No,f Varies II.
INEM gentlemen can have good hoari, pleasant
l rooms, Mltn gus aud nre, ON reasonable terms 80
Pikcfl
I,I'RNISHED rooms 10 lei for Aousckccping In
j noat German fanny l9l Elm H.. near Broomc.
(tRANTUOI~E, * New Bowery cheated through
~ .uti elnse aud double ruOnr' 2oc. to ~ always
upcn
fI,N u gentlemen can nave excellent hoard Nash-
L my guOu accommodation 90 use OF plrlOr; pu
yale family 20 spring 81,
WANTED Two lady bnirdcr-i good board and
w iisht rooms $500 Win Masning 70 hasl l2ih t.
.lI.DIFS can Obtain board; a per week. loo
= West gam stn corner 9th Az. Appb TO drVssnakcr
uD ttars.
ok EAST i2iu ST A few lNdio. and gen.
rooms terms moderate
CO. coon BOARD. pleasant rooms. use OF paror:
No 1888 Grand ~, corner Crosby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-09

Geography IL . study In which more than
In any other Q constant change of text books
II required In order that the scholars (stc)
may be kept fully posted as 70 the latest
variations OF the maps, caused by changes
OF political boundaries and by new discov-
cries. The school board appears TO intelli-
gently understand the wants OF the scholars
Sac) In this respect, and to have been guided
Dy The best motives In making the change
they did. There always Is u growl made by
er OF school books or not. Reformers, even
those on the small scale OF q school board
changing an Obsolete text book for the most
modern and useful one, must expect To meet
with opposition.-lChsontcls.
OF course, the reader will not fail to detect
the fpe vein Of sarcasm INDUCED In by the
Chronicle at the expense of our talented school
board. Considering that the new geography
instructs our school children, that the Dis.
trtct Of Columbia "has q governor appoint
ed by the President, a Legislature elected by
the people and q delegate In Congress;n and
that the same "modern" text book places
Wilmington on the Delaware; Newark on
Newark bay; introduces Colorado into the
Union In 1875; and daIes the juvenile mind
by the discovery that by the system OF locks
"the water In the Erie canal Is raised to the
level OF the mountain ridge over which the
Niagara river falls"-considering all these,
and numerous other points OF the freshest
kind of transformation broached In this re-
markable work, the Chronicles designation
OF the school board as "reformers," who Gin.
diligently understand the wants Of the
scholars" pupils p In the matter of having
Biographies fully up to all the "new discov-
cries" Ia very caustic, and good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-09
MEDICAL. &c.

nR; BUCKLE y0nEe twenty years sIpe-
ran TumorS GuataAtees sattsfactton charges.
Buetbess confidential. Rosms for patients. f6l
r. Howard street, Baltimore augl7-tr
nR. AEON, Txs Oldsa EstabItshsf a.d Oss
- Reliable Ladies' Phystetaa % tAs CITY, can be
consulted every Tuesday and Saturday &C Ho. 62o
y street, from ] to 9 O'Clock. An Female Don
Pay 9p1SSs SIssa 3eaGs and ResidsscS 10
SAfIsIAOrIOH"-Apo positive cure, 81 per 4.
tie; Prepared acoordisg TO the original foro-
ola ,, Or: DsIby, q lis . street, cor. q Penn
A CARD.-To en- Who are sufierins from III
weakness, early decay, ios Of manhood, 6e., win
End recipe that win cure yon, fRBE OF
missionary IN south America. Send self sddrsossd
s. SIT: E e. TSsk c1
" sultsd g AS4 leth strest ncEtayeS, ns.fg %
sATEEDAIs fro. = III, q III d.. q
eyDhilis, and eDermstorrhoa. Oscss Of GonnorrSSs
rSosntly oonfractsd CURED IN % days. Syphilis D
ssdsssssd frS@ sss sss: vthoos IS %. q .ss
curry. eyernetorrhGa, brought on By sxcessss an
ebuse In youth, oauang los q De0oEy and tuDAn1
q, genecal debility, organic wseknsas, inDotsaey,
sson, sss I q s... = s:s
eimnee q Digit or Giddiness, evil forebodin&s, 81
Sa: e: :ssy , ssssS y 10y
o e.1s sss ss's g. Sss sHs r.
yhiek h nov hoids frsm tks lsoAiaS pSysicisns Q,
Bel1Doee. O0es lSl III sl.0a SeeSkvsGs, froo
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

Ton RlNT-RooMs. furpished With every
mia aveor: southeast, Of eth asd also
some smaii Bedrooms. sus 50 In
EOR REkr-Unsurnsshed HOUSE, 1911 X
u etreet, containing thirteen rooms, IN escellent
repair INQUIRE e 1909 next door, aus 3w'
= on East Capitol serser; also other LOT on Iona
time or to suit purchaser. Apply No 1000 East
Capitol street, corner 18th northeast. sagas aGs
LOB sALE-Tvo tvo-rtory snd bassment PaEss
II BRICK HR5ur HOUSES, all modern i'm
proyemeoss. on 9Th street east, Capitol Hit. Also.
On s s \. in .oS s.h
meuts paid spply 20 BATES q RYoN, Real H.
tate End Insurance. Agents, res ID street north.
vest. sag13 u
LOB RDHT-A frse-class RIsID eNCR, with al
y medern toeroysDsnss, Ne. 1913 q. avenue,
adjacent 70 Boot statue: one OF the retired and
9eiiGhtfui locatieoc In Washington. Apply 20 J.
EoR RsNT-Hour. elegant nev RlsIDBsU
eonyeeiencss; 90. sI6 9th street northwest, and
et9 Neg jersey avenue. rooms, q each. Other
houeee b. =. II. WALKt1, Beal Estate Agent,
LOB RENT-HOUeI 6l3 New JerseI sven ne.
II 3 rooms. eas and wafer; rood yard. Rent 30
pr @1nsSi AsIly to o. JOHNSON; rs 18th
EOk RENT-A BRIOK HOUSE, Containing I'll
between = and y streets northwest, II rooms. In
ouire It 1103 y strest oosthSrst. angs.1m
F9sss S :SI S,su. , sss s1 $3.50 49,
$500. ssaS, SS.oS. o;,SSo. Sipse Ven ioesssd
sess-S sii IN .trsss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-09
Reading Matter on Every Page

Average SWORN Daily Circulation
ocer 1S,00O,-betn0 more than
three times that 81 any ether
e9txN paper tss Washfs0t0n, as6
eQss0t to that 81 all the other
daily papers - The ettV s1Sed
t01ether.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-09

Nothing could be more indignant and STAG.
cato than Wattersons dou BILE loaded out
burst In the Courier Journal over the inva-
sion OF the sacred soil Of kentucky by the
prtze-nghters-that Is to say after the gov
ernor Of Kentucky had Issued orders to pre-
vent the light. Up to that time wattersou
had appeared TO be as tickled with the idea
OF the fight, as II 1t was q horse race, or Q
cosy prospective game OF poker. But then
the affair soured on him, and In less than
twenty minutes he had discovered, not only
the brutality OF shoulder hitting, but that
Allen and Goss were "Tepubli prize
lighters" and specimens of "nortnern Chris
tianity and culture" and finally that Goss
and Allen were Hayes men and chad the
full machinery Of the republican govern.
ment Of Ohio TO protect and secure them In
crossing over the river TO desecrate the soil
of Kentucky" Watterson's editorial on this
republican outrage ought TO make an etfec-
tive campaign document with the Intelligent
Kentucky voter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-09

FOB RIHT FOB REHTI FOR RRarI
rooma; With ell modern improvements; facing the
SOUTH situate between 18th and 18th streets north.
west; In first class peighborhood. These houses
are very we'll built and finished in Q superior man
ner. Careful and resDonsible tenants desired at
80 Per month. ALSO, on grounds south OF Oolum.
ban College. fl4th and Boundary strsst,D BRICK
DW1LLIh0: Just neishsd; hes II rooms ana bath.
room; sas and water; with large lot suitable for
kitcben garden. ADIly 70 ABke K1rOHAM,
elO street. a1gu-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-09

EOB REHT-By B. II. WARNBR,
No isis street northwest, furnished. ..l25
30 no street NV. 10 rooms, mod. i'm ps..... 6s1
no lW Penns. ave., 10 rooms, mod. imps 60
Nc. lW4 street north west, II rooms, mod. i'm o.
DO. 1914 18th street ", 10 rooms. mod I'M De IS
No 90 Sd street northwest, rooms, mod. imDs IS
No. 4s9 Missouri avenue, Is rooms, mod imps. IS
Store and dwelling, 18th street N ID. imDs 50
No. ID street southeast, Is rooms, mod imp 50
30. SIG street ne., 10 rooms; mod. imps.-.... 20
No l8 East Capitol street, 10 rooms, mod imps 20
No. zSo and 13n II street n. W., rooms, m, f.. 90
o. " cor. 9th and streets southeast, 10 rooms 20
no. ISIS L street . W., rooms, gas and water. IS
No. NJ ii street northwest, rooms, mod L.. 8
No. 1907 Q street northwest, rooms, mod. tmps s.
No l22S street northwest rooms, I'D. fm = 80
Store and Dgellfng, 7th and Boundary. ..-...... 81
No. y street southeast. rooms, mod I'm D.. 80
No. las 9th street nv, 10 rooms, nod. i'm Ds.... %
Do. Ola street Sc u rooms, gas and wafer ~
Stores sol and sos 6th street no. thwest......... 8
No 50 6th street. northeast, rooms, NJ imps- Is
New houses, llfh street, near I, rooms Is
DO u Carroll street Sc, 9 rooms, m. impa IS
No. a. 62e, 81 Sc, rooms. gas and vster- -
No "a EeloWare avenue, near LIST and X $1,000. %
No Hll, hlS, AE 81 It, nv :, 6 rooms end water Is
30. az street southwest 70
No. Is Maesachuoetts ave., 8 rooms, frame--... Is
No. l29 9Th street southeast, rooms ......... Is
No. 9lO 10Th street northwest. rooma ..-..-.... u
Also, number Of other houses, larger and smaller
sssx.u i. h. wARuIR, nh s,d streets.
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Hotiee 90 Correspondents.

Persons writing letters 30 this ONCE for pubIica-
lion In regard to business will obige and best
serve their own purposes By addressing them simply
TO the EDITOR OF TEE STAR" or the "PuBLsHKR
OF TIE STAR" a. the case may be. When addressed
personally they regarded private letters, and
In cases Of absence inconvenent delays frequently
occur from that cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-09

The New York Herald says q marked fall
ing OF In the number OF Immigrants arriv-
ing at that port In apparent. In the first six
months OF 1875 the number reached Sc ala,
while for the corresponding mouths OF this
year II has been only 4,039. Local causes
have to some extent effected this result, but
the business depression every where has also
had IN important influence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-09

They are not proud OF their Board OF Edu-
cation In Chicago any more than We are
proud OF our School Trustees imported from
Illipois. The Chicago Tribune, referring to
the quarreling In the board over the division
OF the spoils, expresses the hope that toe
light may 60 on until there Ia q Kilkenny
cat destruction Of the whole unpleasant
rang.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-09
FOR RENT AND SALE.
'oR REEf. A CHANCE, ron K.Nr.

In the northern part % the city, near l<th street.
from Ocfooer LIST, rev three stsry apf ba. IN ept
BkICk DWELLING HOUsn; ten room. AID bah
roose hot eid cold vster; stationary tubs. aud
and resDcnslbie tenaut eth small family de~lrec
with such. ~ agreeable. an arrAnse-nes &C might be
ma6e BY which the party tsltnE the hon e couid
secure three permanent bosrcers. Apyl. 20 ans
kETCHA NJ, Insurance Agents. 81 o u q. sse r.
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