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TEXAS 10 PER CENT. BoSDs-Housros TEXAS oEs-
RAILROAD BONDS.
Thb road peneu the heart Of the great state OF
Texas which is increasing rapidly In population; its
earnings for the past year show larger increase
than any road in the country, Its land grant alone.
which embraces some of the fertile lands the
portion OF Tens 10 worth more than entire
bonded debt. Also some good Texas Municipal and
county and 10 per cent. bonds TexAs lands and land
scrip for sale oy WILLIAM BRADY.
Dealer In Texas Securities. rs william st.. New YORK.
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why MIR. Mosoriey D,d No, Apologize.

To THE EDITOR OF TIE SUN-ST; / read
In the Sun to-day item headed brothers I'm Love
Again, referring to my recent dIfncuy win Deputy
Collector Morris the Custom House. II is correct
except that did not apologize TO Mr.. Morris. a. was
guty OF ANYTHING which called for an apology; but
M Morris apol0gzed 10 me- as In duty bound IL vas
the day after the words Nere utterel that Mr.
Morris checked the paper. for the Iegaa7 and not yes
terday, as TnH SrS stated. which would lead person
10 beoye that lhe checking Of the papers was consc'
qpent on the retstabshlng OF The slhente eoi d'Im
Yours, &c, JOIN A. MCsoRlkf
YORk. MAY
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Attention invited to advertisement where offer
Ing for sale the bonus Of tue Houston and Texas Cen.
trail Railroad The earnings Of this road for siX months
20 Apr show an Increase OF t431OOO, a. compared
vita tho corresponding perOd OF 1874 ana 1870, the
gam having been chiefly due to Immigration ana the
decreased population IN the country tributary to this
nnc
The proposals for the Cincinnati gold o. win be
opened Tuesday next, at noon Large orders have Al
ready been by Of leading Insurance
and financial
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Business Hntit,s.
Hiram Anderson's son,
DIR. Lyons Tooth Tablets,
bly, endorsed by the dental profession.


DINsMoRE-JEkoME.-on May 10. at the Church OF
the Holy Communion by tae Rev. Or. Lawrence, Car
ence Gray Dlnsmore of New YORK TO Kate Ha. daugh-
ter OF homas A; Jerome q Locust Valley, l. l.
TO- q the resi,dencs Of he BRIDE. parents woedhsvei
malca. l. Ito Pbebe W.. only uanshter Of Dominieus
.ssTisxSNTfaiis@'ySREELAEp-on rhur.dsy, MAY. H. a.
the residence Of the brides parents Bellevie. N j. BY
tho Rev. l. burgess, Walter stansr 10 Ella. daughter Of
GeorRe Xreeland.
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ST. LOUIS, May The wife OF John Leaven-
worth, deceased, who was the paymasier OF the
Whiskey Ring" has made AFFIDAVIT that size was pres
ert when money passed at both her own and Mckee's
cadence DetW cen her husband and Mckee IN amounts
reaching thousands OF. dollars She nahes tls state
mtut to mitigate the punishment VI leu. LeaNehWoHh
nDrn M
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SUNDAY EDITION,
TOMORROW MORNING,
VII contain eight pag's, embracing The NEWS or
the DAY and an abundant supply OF mesh, erisinal,
ana selected articles Of tho greatest Interest.
PRICE THREE CENTS
FOX SALE BY ALL NEW SMEN.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED
scopartnership under the nrm name of EUGENE N.
ROBINSON Co. for the transaction of a general
banking and strictly commission, gold, and stock
brokerage business. at 81 Broad 1t New York.
l.. N. ROBINSON,
s.H. DUNAN,
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the distinctive, excellent business principles
which give the United states Life insurance Company
u New Norh ITS covering position ann great nnsheia
tested merit are welcome everywhere Active meni
who Wish honorable ana profitable employment should
apply for local agencies -Adp
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A Gouu Of Inccndlnries Arrested.

Boston, May Estate detectives have ar
rested three men, named Harner Hnehiey' ana DaVis
composing gang OF incendiarles, who have Infested
Massachusetts for some time past and VINO conleeA "
burning tGOOJ worth VI property, bttldeb FoOOlhs
stOlcs.
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Recorder IIackett sentenced John ilshel anu
Joscphlne Fisher, keepers OF dlsordery mouse IN
Creene street to imprisonment IN the fehllehtlary 10y
oI y .ar md 10 nav nne of $3.50 each Ihty NtIe w
yot5 On testimony q llete e young ~ ec el
o,n.nt nad been Ised into the mouse anu thoIe io'
some tlue held NJ prisoner
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A Disappearance from The Charity Hospital.

On the 9th OF April Detectives TITUS ana
Thompson arrested mary Ann Watts, alias walker ana
Emma Smith, shopliteTs. Mary Watts had escaped
,on, sng Sing prsoD. That night Emma Smith Was
,aV"n .irs and sia - to th9 Charity hospltAl;
N~sterday Detective TITUS visited the hospital, anu
eaTcI TGo On saturday last che Disappeared Lo Vne
nftu
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some time ago benalt OF Rufus Hatch TO restrain
sidney Dinon aud Jay Could from winding up tAe
affairs Of the Pacific Mail steamship Company.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

rrrILruRE ALNssAc-rHrs pAV
sun rises.... ~ sun Us Moon rises morn
HIuu wArER-tnts DAY
sandy Hook 10 ~ GOV. Isalal IL 10 Hen Gate. o.
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Mrs wINSLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
tee thing Is old and wetriea ;enedy II has OOd
the test OF many and was never known to ia
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Mi-hnrt,s Pine Tree Tar Go, dlnI L. the ,

urnT onCmy oT COnsumpN0n d-IIItd rom Inc NJ" sap
Of tie evergreen forest, emitting that mysterious
aroma and hnl The very air with joyful sensations OF
strength ana VITA emo Ons OF pertcct Health. lnfal-
hDle remedy for Coughs and Sore Threats.
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The SIX Plastic Truss, supplied by Elastic Truss
Company, bs3 broadway supersedes the antiquatri
metal trusses formerly used Avoid wretchcd metal,
ana worthless cotton Elastic TTusses."
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CLARK.-rn the city Of New York, on the 18th day
OF May 1870, by the Hon. Charles a. Van Brunt Judge
o. the Court OF Common Please, Hubert e. Clark from
Charlotte j. Clark
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Sabm9s BanRs.

EHANKLIN SAVINGS BANK, corner 42d d.
II aud Slh ay Omen daily 10 A N. to 5 T.. X, and
Monday and Saturday evenings from " O'Clock,
Interest begins the nrst OF every month,
JAs' H. sALru, see. JAH h. CHAMBERLAIN, Pyl.
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ArTIVed- FNIpAI, May II.
Steamship Cornwall, Bristol. Eng, mnse. and pass
steamship Holland, london. mdse. and pass.
Steamship 4. {. kmght, Washington. nOuf.
Steamship Herman Livingston, saVannah Indse. and
pass
Steamship Acapulco, Aspinwall ndse. and pass.
Sup Nortn AnieriC Al, Belfast, IN ballast.
AIsn INC n.uaI river ana cllttWlse ve.Aels
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Finnlltin
OTrIcp or rue NEW YORK MUTUAL

OGAHIiGliT cnufAEY northeast corner htaidn
square an av aud ion st.-New YORK, May q. 1870
YORK. MANUAL Gas lignt Company for The elGftlon Of
lid ensuing year, VIII be he'd al the oncc Of ne Com
pany, I'm the CITY OF New YORK, on TUESDAY May 10,
tween the hours OF 1e NJ and O'Clock T. VI, OF Thar
uai. The transfer books OF the company Ml DC closed
ten days 40 daYs prior 10 sad election. by order
CHARLES PLACE. Sec. and Treas.
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There IL no aperient thar hns 80 many ex-
celent qualities MILK MAGNOLIA II cures heart
burn, acts 10 gentle purgatiye, and sweetens the
breath,
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For comfort, health, and luxury, the Russian
Baths ~ East Fourth street, are uusVTpassed,-ddp
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Monal,s Teething Cordial relieves diseases OF
ohtIitreS Give Il q trial Price % cents.
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treatment, Sk elastic stockings and abdominal bet
shoulder braces, aud surgical appliances OF every dc
seripton. 2Nesey ST. Astor House opposite ST. Pauli
Church.
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Pyle's O. X. Soap Is NO doubt the most eco
pomIcal N maTkoI-AdV'
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90 cents and 81 bottle. sold BY al dTassists


Al TImfH The COHfTr mHN hnNP one 0ptnIOn
and the public another opluiOn III regard " the
subject But there thing that Doth the courts
wei NJ the puolie agree upon and that l. thl kNOA
Spring style of Ha IL neat and beautiful rtye. and Is
kperlOr every respect 10 the style Of all his Compet
tors. KNOX. 213 broadway, coTnc FuitVn ST. aud
under the Fifth Avenue Hotel
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your stomach.

oulrk's Irish Tea will dot. Sold by druggists
at tb cents per package.-Adp,
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1881 were nrm and in request In the afternoon better
tone was observed, and the market closed strong
The following were the q +. N. closing prices:

Inc openng. nigncst. lowest, ana +. NJ. closing
prices OF stocks to-day werei
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spteial AOutts.


SILVER PLATED TABLE WARE
Manufactured by the
MERIDEN BRITANNIA COMPANY.
$50 Broadway. New York.
The best Plated Spoons ana Forks those silver
plated heaviest parts exposed TO and
bearing the trade mark,
lsi7, ROGERS BROS, XII.
N B.-This great improvement Is applied alike 70
each grade of Pate, AL aud IL ordered. Tbs
process and machinery for manufacturing these goods
are patented.
uSDERsHIRTs
WARDS SHIRT STORES,
ISL BROADWAY. UoKNER WHITE STREET.
500 BROADWAY CORNER HATH STREET,
II2i BROADWAY. CORNER 18th STREET.
WHY GIVE MOREt
$3.50.
for set OF
GooDENoUGH HORsEsHoEs
in any Of the following shops astenings free In any
shop.
80 West 3lst 81.
An Wooster IT.
ga Elizabeth st.
4.-es Henry 1t, Brooklyn.
b.-lo3 stanton ST.
6-lS2 Leroy At.
7.-7bl Atlantic ay.. Brooklyn.
s. Nestry Il.
0-159 East Bath 81.
lO-203 East 24th st.
lies Rutgers at.
IL. % Marxetnelds st.
i3.-4l4 Smith ST.. Brooklyn.
SAVE YOUR MONEY. SAVE YOUR HORSE.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
the next drawing will take place on
MAY 22.
Prizes cashed orders nlled; Information furnished
free.
TAYLOR & CO.. Bankers,
No. IL Wall st., ~. Y.
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sAMlIE IENs, soc. AND lSc. fIK LII
CHINESE ANu JAPANESE FANCY GOODS.
PAhkks, 1855 FRONT ST. near Fulton.
UIMROD'S CURE unequalled for ASTHMA,
CAfARRll, GROUP, WHOoPlSG COUGH and CON.
MON bs. sold by A. druggists. 81. Depot, liz
Chambers ~. r. O. oox 2,iSO Tnai package free.
AsAHEI, .MADE OF GOD." World Peerless
Mineral Sprng Water the un"qutled medicine In nth
erio fata Diseases, described in tree pamphlets by Dr.
IEAIll, 2Ju Broadway.
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DESIRABLE AND SAFE INyEsrMENrs.

NEW YORK, May 1. 1879.
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THE Sun.
SUNDAY EDITION,
TO MORROW MORNING,
win contain eight pages, embracing the NEWS OF
THE DAl and an abundant supply OF fresh, original,
aud selected ait los - the greatest interest
PRICE THREE CENTS.
FOR SALE BY ALL NEMs
THREE LECTURES On STRUCTURE AND
heuOrrholdsi their frequent coeAisence and influence
10 producing nervous exhaustion aosurdity Of medical
treatment; instant removal VI both affections, with
three type cases ire ted by the urethrOtome at his pr
vate hospital. by EDWARD II. DIAON NJ. d. 40 pages
octave Soc. Office hours from to TO- 10 L. and TO
10 evening", AT % 9th nv.
THE VARIOUS DISEASES OF THE RE-
tpraory organs to which so large number OF the
dents Ia our variable climate are subject can promptly
be made 10 Yield u Dr. schcucks PulmOnc Syrup aud
stAwted Tonic. These medicines are pleasant 70 the
palate and speedy In their action Thcy be had OF
druggists throughout the United States.
BbAIR'S PILLS. THE GREAT ENGLISH
remedy Tor hout AMI ihenmaiism sure sate, enectu,
TROUT y lIAkSANT, PrOpretors, London III. PLAN
TEN d son, 32l William ST. New York, agents Box 50
ps, tl25. bT nail. sold ny druggists.
THE MEMBERS or THE NEW YORK
Site VI tia are invited 10 ca nd examine our new
10 Of shues, especially adapted for parade purposes
CAN kltLL, 80 ana 24l Ath ay.
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Religious Bottles.

DECK NIL N. u. CHURCH, East bOth
Que, Loved Of Godj' evening Hear His Voiee."
sunday school at2 p N.
DEy. GARDINER SPRING PLVNLEY,
IL Pastor breaches at the North Dutch Church. Ful-
On entrances 1903 Fulton ct. and 81 Ann ST. sundJ.
l0'e A. NJ. and ~ I. NJ Monday evening. praise meet
ing FRIDAY evening, PRAYER meeting ~ o'clock In
ths church the FaltOn 81. daily pray meeting s
held.
SrANTON 81. APTIST CiIIRCH. Tho
- ROY. James Waters will preach Al lu:W A. NJ ana al
1850 r. N. Seats trcei strangers invited
fINbE ANNUAL. SERMON before the American
Il Seamen's Friend society viii be preached to-mor-
row evening in tho wesi ESD rresoytcrian Church
(lcV DR.. White S. at 70 O'Clock, ny the Rev. s. G.
Damon, D. T. of thc sandwich Islands, now tor thirty
~ SAML N. HALL Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-29

The superintendent of the Brooklyn police
has received several communications OF an
anonymous character in reference to the ef-
forts OF the friends OF Rubenstein, the con-
demned murderer, to effect his escape. The
last letter says Rubenstein's friends have
$4,000 with which they intend TO bride the
keepers; that they swear he will not be
har ged, and that before they will see him
executed they will poison him. The impress
sion sought TO be conveyed Is that the prl-
soners Jewish friends will use every effor.
10 prevent the execution of the sentence
passed upon him. Rubenstein was convicted
on very strong circumstaatial evidence of a
most atrt C Gus murder, and is doubtless a
Mt subject for capital punishment. II is not
at all probable that the members of his sect
would attempt 10 thwart justice by unfair
means IL is very seldom that they figure as
law breakers, and the anonymous charge
against them in this instance is unworthy
Of credeDcP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-29
Reading Matter on Every Page
CIRCULATION OF THE STAR.
The Increase of Populations.

A recent estimate OF the comparative
growth In population OF six of the principal
nations OF the world shows that Great Brit
ain has increased from q 900, 600 In 1913 to
$4,000 900 In 1875; France had iu 1913 a popu-
lation OF IS 200 O00 and in 1875 Sc 500 900; Aus
tria had In 1913, 81 900 900, and in 1875, 80 OOO
coo; Russia In Europe had 10000, 900 In 1858,
and 1000 GOO In 1915 (some doubt is thrown
on The accuracy, however, of the last fgures);
Italy had 100000 In 1861, and q 5000 in
1915; and the United States had 100000 in
1s4s, and ~, 0Oo, 900 In 1875. So Uncle Sam can
make very good showing by way OF COM
parison on his first centennial. On his next
centennial exhibit the ether nations will
probably be a good deal further towards no.
where In the comparison. Doubtless the
Washington EVENING STAR In 1876 will be
able TO place the population of the country
at go, 100000.
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1t is understood that the President has
finally declined to accept Gen. Bsbcock's
resignation as Private Secretary. Gen.
Baocock very properly rendered his resigna-
tion pending his trial upon the charges made
against him at st. Louis, and the President,
In view OF the full vindication OF Gen. B. at
that trial has very properly testified to his
sense of the capacity and personal integrity
ofhis Secretary by declining TO accept that
resignation. The people of Washington, who
have generally a high personal regard for
Gen. Babcock on account of his pains-taking
and efficient discharge of his duties as super
fntendent OF Public Buildings and Grounds,
by which so much has been effected in the
way OF making the National City healthful
and attractive, will learn with satisfaction
that he is to remain In Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-29

A scene In the House Of Representatives
yesterday illustrates the caution OF the domi-
nant party there In taking action on financial
measures. IL was the intention OF Mr.. At
kins, OF Tennessee, TO Introduce a resolution
directing the Banking and Currency Com
mittee to report the Payne compromise bill
10 the House. Although he shouted "Mr.
Speaker" at the top Of his voice a number
OF times, the chair, knowing his Intention,
refused to recognize him, but recognized Mr.
Morrison, who moved an adjournment. The
motion TO adjourn was carried by IlS to III,
which may be regarded In the light of q test
vote on the financial question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-29

A legislator and lawyer possesses a dual
Character. While in the House Mr.. voorhees,
lifted up his voice loudly against Governor
Ames and the carpet-baggers generally.
Now he has been engaged by Gov. Ames to
defend him during his approaching impeach-
ment trial! Queer, but nevertheless law.
yer like.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-29

There is much criticism about Judge Dill
Ion ana his charge, and some people are so
mean as 10 predict that IL will win him an
ADVANCE 10 the United States Supreme Court
If General Grant has another appoIntment
TO make.-SprinGield Republican.
Yes, IT Is pretty mean insinuation
whether the conception of ''some people" or
some editor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-29

The Boston Globe has picture for the
times, representing a number OF legislators
hantically endeavoring to stop a "ten cent
spigot hole in cask while out of the bung-
hole stream OF thousands" is pouring
This Is good illustration OF "spigotry" and
a lesson TO all who in their sudden attention
10 refrenchment and economy study the
matter too narrowly, forgetting that "the
iaborer Is worthy of his hire" The Globe
hits the nail on the head when IL says: "Peo-
pie are not so anxious about what is drawn
from the Treasury in the legitimate and re-
cognized way as about what is going OF by
big vents surreptltiously opened" The legis-
lators who are throwing thousands Of worthy
people out Of employment, and reducing the
pay OF small salaried officers, will do well to
benefit by the hint. Retrenchment which
begins at cutting Off the wages of working
men and working women, particularly IL il
stops there, has not the ring of the genuine
article, and cannot be made to pass for 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-29

BEING DETERMINED To REDUCE
STOCK, TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING
GOODS, PURCHASERS WILL FIND 1T TO
THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CALL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-29

CoH1Eg LOAN OFFICE, obv.~ az 7a a-ss
Eovs -. sr NsS f%n ses.s<, snsrspos on Hev ~
y y ne city. ns1sy Ios.sd q tss loves nssO q
Rlase and Plassd Wars, Guns, Pistois, I'm ~
49, EssSs,.n'ss o'''A'ss' o's'ss' ssa q ,sss q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-29
HAMBURG EDGE,
HAMBURG INSERTING

HAMBURG INShkTlNG
i,aoo yards in :. a. and yard strips q, less than
CALIOoEs-i,O 5O yards In medium cOlors ats
O0TIONs-An the best make. in Bleachad ana
Brown goods At agents prices. 900 yards tne Brown
HOslERY-9 dozen Ladies' IisIe Thread A. 80
ceuts, former price 90 cents also fuil lise Of La
dlts AID Gent IN BIZ sched aEd Brown At prices 20
HENDkEBOHIEFs-Auki kinds and AZ All prices.
In the stock VIII be found % dozen badiss' a. 10
Gems and % Dozen Gent At lsis ceufs: very cheap
10 pieces OF bleachea snd Brown TABLE DAM
heh sno pieces OF NlNE CLOTH, On new de-
signs. from Is cent? 20 81 per yard
NDTlCE.-The balance of Yates a Mttchei's
ST. ck viii be offered without regard cost vare
We have on baud pisce- 81 HLACK SAX ani
2 pieces Of BLACK CASHMERE ia very hne quali-
ne a. prices FULLY ~ :. ~ Pr oe.t below the mar
sACQJ ne # about half price.
kemembaT the location
80 SO sIh STREET yoRTHwssr
f'hfStMarl JHst above PenBs, yalia svenue.
RNomR MRS. NA,NIE sUrM.S,S,
CWtd0,r ~ iofs Eva aHH,l GunsaaJ
AT THE OLD STAND,
No. 9l2 7th street, between 1 and X NV,
Of New and Desirable Dress Goods, shawIs Black
az c9loreo silks, N'lvets, Lsoes. Embr0idefies,
Md Gloves, bosiery, Fancy sud Toilet Articles,
MOURNING GOODS 10 great variety
WHITE GOODS Of all description.
r61e. and STs Sss1 Table psmASs Napkins,
Solored spreads, Blankets, Mar-etlles Quilts. and
All other Goods usually kept in irst-ol retailing
a. Thanking nv friends aud the public for MAST
isNers hope, - ia'r dealing, 10 merit oOutinn-
mrs MAMIE sUrMAN.
lei-- OF III. TN ~ be L aud n ~
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OVERCOATs.

BOYS AND CHILDREN's SUITS, OVER.
GOATS AND ULSTkRS ct Q great reduction
OF former prices.
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PERSONAL.

SPIRITUALIsM. 60 consult LADY FLOR
~ kNCk, the wonderful Seer and OIairvoyant,
ne ne seventh daughter Of the seventh daughter.
nue.. between Sd and ~ sire. q. Q short time only.
Gives aiyice on all business matters Tells Of lost
Of the person You are 70 Tarry enc S s1e n.Is
letters answered promptly by enclosing el and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-29

Il Fine WATCHES, DIAMONDS, -
JEwELRY, &C., fS1
o. 6OLDSfEIN q CO.,
Loan and Commission Brokers,
feoo-u Northeast 10th and ID sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-29

FOR SALE.
A RkAUTIgUL NEW q RAND UPRIGHT
a flANO, Tor $50. on easy terms, or
large discount fer cash, warranted Eve
years, at q. l.. WILD BIO s. 123VVNVN
Ith St, bet. g and ii SITS, northwest. feb2l 90
EOR SALK-SiX elegant SHOW CASES, Of
various sizes, at q great bargain. Inquire At
i27 7th street southwest. febzs 81
E0R SALE-At half their value, @ large, strong
Il HORSE will stand without hitchingJ ~
and good CARRIAGE for four persons. %oS
Address Box Dos, Washington r u. feb2o-6ls
EOR sALh-RAlLkOAO TICKETS TO BAL
l. TIMORE, rs cents: TO CHICAGO, Sl1 At
JUNCTION NEWS DEPOT,
1eb2o I'm corner 9Th and u streets.
HOB sALE-TROTTERS-HO lust ar
II rived and can be seen for q few days n
only Al CHAMPLIN & HfLTON'S Stables, ~
No. I'll 18th street, between b and north GA
west: persons wishing TO purchase co d Young
u ad, Family and Pheton Horses may get suited
10y examining my stock
feb26 St. Gro A LAsHEL
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ns. her edvtoe = Invaluable, describing your
yen OF the sure way 70 success IN al undertakfnas
vons1ises,on s0sooy sossds.Saai. Ladsss, O; GO.
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We are now Offering, for cash, s. psirs Ladies'
Kid Gore Slip pers, formcr price rs: 50 pairs
Ladies' Is thread Lestioe Caters, q %. former
price "a IS pairs do Oslfskin Shoes, u 50, former
price S2 IS pairs DO. Oil Grain do SID, real value
%. Another Job Lot Childrea's shoes- 81. very
cheap, to Is. These all under crrrart prios-,
Nith many other Job Lots shoes 20 close ont, at J
w, sELBf's, 1914 and 1916 Pa. avs, 0st Is.h
and 10Th streets. fvbE "
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aSnoV0 Wa0ONo.
NEW STOCK.
IRON AND SHELLsKEIN AXLEs.
oNEHORsE, TWO, HOSE, THEE HORSE
AND -FOUR HORSE WAGONS.
We have sold Hundreds ef these Wagons and the
general opinion Is that they are the cheapest and
best aeon in use.
ID. w. McGRATH,
feb21 3m Corner OF N ass. ave aud sirsetnw