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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-03
NOTICES.

STATE TAX COLLECTORS OPpICB,
First District, No. 16a Gravier street (
New Orleans, January %, 1876.
DrRIIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO TT &
i taxpayers of the First District If Nav Orleans
that am ready to issue ate licenses for the year
1876 and to receive all taxes for the years 1870 1874
and 1873.
The office will be open from A. NJ. to P NJ.
N. c. FOLGER,
ia29 I'm State Tax Collector, First District.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-03
Pfnte Pfefy and Poker.

Old Adam, now dead, was Piute who
had some Christian notions. He used some
times to talk to the people of better world
beyond the grave, into which they might
enter provided they refrained from killing
and stealing while on earth. "Poker Bob"
is a son of old Adam, and some of the Plutes
think that he will one of these days fill the
place of his father as an exhorter of the
people to better ways. johnson, Piute in
some way related to the Adam" family, in
speaking OF Bob the other day said: 1--WE
think that he will begin to preach by by.
Him now a good deal in the notion He al
ready sometimes gives the people. some
talk. Now him not say much bout for not
to lie and steal, but him make good talk tor
not to drink whisky. Our people think
by by him make some good talk tor not to
lie and steal, all same like he father; and
some good talk about Heaven. too, but you
see he can't do it now" "Whv not give
good talk nowF' asked we. "Well," look.
ing little ashamed, ''now him play all
time too much poker We think by by he
quit poker and give us plenty good preach,
all same like was the dead father. "-Tir-
ginia (Ner0da) Chronicle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-03
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

By z. n. L B. J. MONTGOMERY. at II o'clock. at
No. 60 Camp street, assortment OF new end
second hand furniture, etc. At lO's o'clock, At
No. las Genial street. watches and jewelry.
By PLACIDE J. SPEAR. 1t II O'Clock. at No.
4s st. Louis street, p ate mirrors, counters. etc
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-03

IN BANkRUPTCY.-C FIRMS
i or individuals DESTROYS of avsiling themselves
of the benefit OF the bankrupt act can have their
petitions and schedules prepared strictly accord.
orders of the United States Supreme Court and
rules of the United States District Court, by ap
Kellogg Register in Bankruptcy. in the Custom
house building. New Orleans, Louisiana. Terms
reasonable. Postofice box 2O97
Oc6 JOHN :. CARTEh.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-03

81 AYUKALTY OF Nkw OkLEANs,
City Hall, February q 1876.
mo. Standardization Series.
Resolred, The bids for furnishing 100 OOc
feet of lumber to the Department Of I'm
provements having been opened Tuesday.
February l., 1876. and the bid OF w. e..
Toomer, for Ocean Saw Mill, at $l3 ~ per
1000 feet being the lowest, the same is here
by accepted.
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, February l, 1876.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. H. HARDY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-03
CITY ORDINANCES--OFFICIAL.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.


MAYokALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hail. February 1876.
mo. administration Series.
Resolced, That permission be and lie
hereby granted to John Hoffman to erect a
blacksmith shop on TchOupitOulas street,
between Amelia and Pension streets, re
vocable at the pleasure of the Council
Adopted by the Council OF the city OF
New Orleans, February l, 1876.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. Fl. HARDY. Secretary.
NATIONALITY OF NEW OkLEANs,t
City Hall. February q 1876.
mo. 3379-AdministratiOn Series
Resolced. That the bid of Lambert &
Co. for furnishing two fasboat loads of the
best Pittsburg coal. for use Of the draining
machines, at thirty five cents per barrel, be
and the same is hereby accepted.
Adopted by the Council Of the city OF
New Orleans, February l, 1876.
CHARLES J. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. H. HARDY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-03

RE YOU In NEED Of MONEY Z
If 50. Apply at tho Corner of DauDh1no
and st. Louis Streets,
Where second hand Furniture, Men and Women's
Clothing, French, English and Spanish BOOKS, ETC.,
are bought.
Subscription to the Reading Room, ST per month.
Goods inspected at home if desired.
j. BEGON,
de31y Corner Dauphine and ST. Louis streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-03

HOsIERY-HOSIER
Silk ClocSed real B albrggans fifty cents pair
German HO5B. reduced to ten cents pair.
Nj sses' FANCY HOSE, six pairs for 81
Bohemian Glass TOILET SETS, 81 set-som 9
thing new.
Extra large VASES, 81 pair.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-03
NOTICE..

,3O I'm state Tax Collector Fl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22

Reavis, the capital mover, who has not
been heard from for some time past, now
comes unwillingly TO the front as the defen-
dant In a curious suit brought against him
by one r. 7. Bradley, who sues him for a
balance Of 81 ,0i6, which he claims is due him
for writing arguments for defendant In favor
ofremoving the seat Of government to st.
Louis. Oneof the entries In the account filed
with the court reads as follows:
"April, 1874, balance due for writing a book
of240 pages entitled "St Louis the CONNER
cial Metropolis OF the Mississippi Valley. :,
10 which Reavis' name Is attached, $780,"
There is also charge for "work in correct
Ing As pages OF the argument, 500" Another
for $50 for "writing and furnishing In man.
uscript speech setting forth the advanta ages
OF the position OF ST. Louis as msnufactur-
ing city, with statistics enforcing the argu.
ment; writing a series OF press notices, which
appeared in the various dailies, setting forth
the merits OF the work, and the claims of MI
Reavis To patronage, etc and the propriety
OF presenting him with house" 1t appears
that the total amount OF Mr.. Bra iley's bill
was i,iSI, and that OF this amount Reayis
actually paid but $40. The arguments OF
Reavis will not be likely to derive additional
weight when ii is known that they are Dor.
rowed or hired .'thunder."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22

congress very properly, and with remark
able unanimity, has declared the anniver-
sary Of Washington's natal day a national
holiday, TO be observed and respected accord.
ingly. The name and fame OF Washington
is so dear TO every American that there will
be no dissent from this action of Congress.
One hundred years ago Washington was
forty four years of age, and had been called
TO the command OF the American forces. The
battle of Lexington had already been fought,
and the patriots having given up all hope of
reconciliation with the mother country,
stood with arms in their hands prepared to
give their lives, their fortunes, and their
sacred honors in behalf of their country.
Washington who was a member of the sec
Ond Congress, was elected COMMANDMENT
chief of the American forces on the 5th of
June. 1175, and in brief address accepted the
high honor with Characteristic modesty, say
ing that he did not regard himself equal to
the command he had received, and assuring
Congress that as no pecuniary consideration
could have tempted him to accept such ardu-
Gus employment, he should keep an exact
account of his expenses, which he had no
doubt Congress would pay. He had already
gained reputation as member OF the Vir-
gfnla assembly, Patrick Henry declaring him
TO be "for solid information and sound judg-
ment, unquestionably the greatest man in
the assembly" How well he discharged his
trust as commander-i chief every school boy
Knows. When, on the 18th of December, 1873,
ne resigned his commission TO Congress, then
in session al Annapolis, and delivered SIM
pie and affecting address, in which he con-
graduated the country on the successful ter
mination OF the war, recommended his off,
GERS and the army to the justice of Congress,
and babe them an ahectiOnate farewell,
the heart OF every patriot followed him In
bis retirement 10 Mt. Vernon, with loving
admiration for his goodness and greatness
and in token of the respect and conf ience of
bis cOuntrymen he was twice called to the
Chief Magistracy of the young resublic.
When he penned his Farewell Address 1t
would almost seem that he was gifted with
prescience TO discern the dangers which
would threaten the nation, and TO affection
ately advise his countrymen how to avert
them. Even at this late day IL is document
from which our statesmen may learn lessons
OF wisdom in the science OF government Is
1t not little strange that the American peo-
pie, through Congress, should have waited
more than three-quarters of a century after
The death OF the Father OF his Country to
declare the anniversary of his birth a day
TO be respected By the nation, and That the
monument 10 his memory at the capitaI
should be allowed TO remain unhnishei?
Congress has finally concluded 10 make the
I'D OF February national holiday; let il
also take immediate steps TO complete the
unfinished shaft which now stands q mute
yet speaking reproach TO the American
geople.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22

The visit of the Emperor OF Brazil to the
United States during the Centennial year
will be an event OF no little interest and i'm
portance. Dom Pedro ii. is represented as
nfty-two years of age, with white beard and
hair, an erect carriage and a solid frame He
is over six feet high, and is said to be igni-
ned In his bearing. He is q man OF scholar
~ attachments, and speaks fiuently the prin-
cipal languages OF modern Europe. He has
reigned In Brazil for thirty years, and
In ISL, recognizing the progress of the world,
Issued his edict for the gradual emancipation
OF all slaves in bis empire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22
To Advertisers.

In order ph0t TIE large and rdpscRy Increasing
edition Of THE STAR psdy be deiireTed TO ts COR
rSeTs and served TO aSosc7ib1s az q reasonable
hour each day, q q necessny TO close The forms
az marty as posssose at O'Clock p. m Adperti-
seTs are therefore requested TO send IN their adtper
t6ese7sts not later thdn TWELVE O'CLOCK. u
received after This hcsr Dtere e oren danger thar,
Gtth ne exception Of snsprutire oases,-nsch as
Deoths, Lost, 6c.,-lsey czvsot appear .rrl ne
fo2osCtnC dan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22

An exchange says: May be you think that
people don't like to read advertisements II
you do you are much mistaken. Fresh,
well-put, well-placed advertisements are
news! They are welcomed, read, nay,
studied The newspaper that is alive with
them is increasingly acceptable and so is
the business house that knows how to get
them up. possessed withal with the sagacity
and nerve to keep them Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22

If the Brooklyn Advisory Council mean
business let them accept the proposition of
Mr.. MOulton that he be allowed TO go before
them and substantiate his charges against
Beecher. He states bodily that he is prepared
TO prove Henry Ward Beecher guilty of adul-
terry and perjury by evidence both oral and
documentary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22

The Baltimore Sun urges the Maryland
house ano senate IN reconcile the difference
between them in reg 4ri TO the amount OF the
Centennial appropriation, aud suggests a
compromise. 1t submits that Msryland will
not cut good figure by refusing an appro-
priaiion, when her little neighbOr, Della ware,
has already made ample preparation for a
CT ditable rel resentation,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22

e. Circulation More than Three
Times that Of amy other Daily Pa
per published fn " Washington, and
therefore by far fhe Best Adrer.
tfsfng Medtuns So the District Of
Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22

From Geo Z. POM, LIT sth Cav IT Garland e i
Permit me T. that am highly pie ased with
han'ty Fair, IL answers all recon- lIsn nd att ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22

From PHILIP 4. Roc ERs, MerrwiuusyiIIe, Conn
Much obliged to you for sending me such tobscc-
nOthlDg Ike II has ever been smoked In his part
the country within the sry Of the Ode, inn Ali
tanf, Uncle Peter Ga lord, aged 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22

There IL no future without it's strsgeIiug clouds
IL sCOIhes and ITau1uiZes the feelings and heel D.
the eA psnsion Of ali benevolent and Aindly senti
meDts $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22

From G. WARNzR, Con. K Z r z. ,BrookviIle K a.
How am to set some Of your Vanity Fair Have
seen and used samples and will have il any way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22

The first taste OF the new smoke aud of the FIR a
srsnt leaf - very grateful Ii has bloom sd 1u, il
that you wish might last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22
q. M. TOwsON a Co,

CLOSING GARRETT SALE.
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOB CASH BUYKBs
Best Extra Super Insrsins SIZE 10 per cent OG for
All-wool Ingrsins, heavy, 7sc., worth el.
Brussels marked down.
All Remnants At about half price.
Bugs, Mats and OIL Cloths cheap,
Dry Goods feerfully cheap.
All Dress Goods at prime cost
5000 yards best Calicoes SC. upward.
erown Oottons Sc. upward.
The WOollen Stock Csssimeres cheap.
Fine GTos Grain Black Silks n Is, al 50, 20 rs
Blankets snd Comforts reduced.
Our stock st low rates q close ont FOR SPRING
GOODS. r. N. NAUDAIN
febou 7O9 Market space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22

But what is paper, and Whist vords9 Vain
tEIpss, The next time Juno ruffles thee,
u Jupiter, Try THE WEED"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22

From W. H HOLABIRD, Valparaiso, Tod.
No tobacco like Vanity Fair has bsen burned
NY pire, u Is the very best, and all the boys beg
when OPP )Itunity offers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22

You will think y pleasant cnmpsnion-nothinc
more and ION will n I'D the apnion strongly con.
hrned ~ hy day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22

M L X.
Having been sspointed agents for the Pisdm,nt
Association Of Farmers. from Fairfax county, Va
prepared TO furnish from 20 3D9 gall )ns Of
PUNE MILK daily,
AT "a CgNTS PER GALLON.
VIII leave one to four galloas aiik trial, II de-
sired. FIX ARD Co., Agents.
629 street northwest.
~Cai or address By mail, and agents viii
call. feplSe ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22

In answer TO a House resolution several
OF the executive departments have forwarded
Information relative 70 private property in
District Of Columbia rented or leased by the
government. The government, IL appears.
pays annually for the rental OF building for
the Interior Department the sum OF S23 OOO
and for the Department OF Justice SIT 900.
Here on account of two departments is an
annual expenditure OF $4,000. There is but
one conclusion that can be reached in this
matter, and that is that many OF the depart
ment buildings need enlarging in order to
accommodate their force, and thus save the
government the large sums now yearly paid
for the rental OF private property. In the case
OF the Interior and Post ONCE departments a
remedy could be found by erecting a new
post office building, and turning the present
structure over TO the first named department.
The Post ONCE department Is annually en-
largiDg its sphere OF duty, and the time is
near at hand when a new and larger building
viii be an imperative necessity.
An amusing case has Just come TO light,
wherein colored man named Henry Wilson,
alias Crow, of Louisiana, actually availed
himself OF the "forty acres OF land and a
mule" clause OF the "unwritten law" II
seems that when Warmoth was governor of
Louisiana he gave TO Wilson who was ward
Politician OF considerable activity, doubtless
IN q spirit OF fun, an order as follows:
"For services rendered the republican par
~, the bearer Is entitled % forty acres and a
mule. II. &. WARMoTH.
Armed with this document, Wilson went
prospecting, and finally selected his land.
He nrst dug a canal around the place, con-
structed draw bridge, and after thus FORTH
Tying his dom ain after the manner peculiar
TO the feudal ages, went 10 work planting
orange trees and raising vegetables. The
draw bridge was raised at night aud let do xn
in the morning as a means OF defense against
marauders and freebooters. He remained un-
disturbed fer several years, when some Sis
tiers OF tie Holy Cross discovered that the
land was theirs and legal steps were taken
disposSess him. The squatter declined %
leave, raised the draw-bridge, and al last
accounts was siill "holdipg the tort' against
the efficers Of the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22

Puff, puff, once more There il only little nause
Gus smoke, and nov cool wresths of the plesssn t
smoke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22
FOR RENT AND SALE.


For LE-oEe of the niosst story BRICK
west CONTAINING ire rooms ana cellar. The Tot l.
The 10 % p1r stFi s5 he's. on
oy the vanity furt ace upper portion o. ba-k build
r.Sss pSs tie INT 90 heated 6y hxeesio,
nhissed handsomely. more desirable home for
s%s family cannot s.s BE- fCs.d EpT terms
febl9 81 Corner aud 18th streets northwest.
toR REST-A seven room HOUSE, on 10Th
srse set northss.t pear stree. Circle Inquire
EoR SALE OF RKNT-An elegant RESI-
phhCE, on street, near l4th, oontsinlas 10
Pi ,eSisa J. srAhL 81, y y,b .,1s:,
FOB RENT-FulIy and comfortably furnished
house; ten rooms bath, laundry aud all N pdern
ant Apply on premises, 1929 st. frbis-eoiw
E'OK SALE OR RENT-That valuable Business
house ae s5se; s.,s, LOT
.tsn.d win hot and cold Wa err sss bathroom. ETC.;
Apply to DR. T. s. VERDI, s0I lsIh street. corner
OF n n "; from TO 10 a. m AID to O'Clock .. m
L PARLOR AND BED Room,
Apply a. 1924 STREE stT,e. notes. foonlm
Il on sth street, between p and o. eio cash:
balance in years, p. cent interest. Inquire OF
v -
i STREET. GEORG ETOWN, ID. Cone OF
those hne new pressed brick front three story
BblCh HOUSES recently built by the Buildins
and Improvement Company, with furn.ce, range,
sno every modern convenience. Apply 10 y. L.,
MOORE, President, No e. Bridge street, or, II .
street. Iansy-in
EQR RENT-Furnished ROOMS, al Seminary
sulldlng, corner Of Gay and W sshingtou stree 3,
oeOrselONn, u U jams colin
HOB sALE-skvkN NEW DwKLLINGs-Now
= ready FOR occupancy, and for sale easy terms.
nnrT hraa hafx a.
corsn and streets; fwelye rooms, with all modern
imp oyements; Lot 25xlz0. Two BRICKS and four
FRAMES on L and 18th streets northeast. These
latter sre neat and comfortable dwellings, with
from nye TO eight rooms. Apply to MIEBURN,
4l9 street northwest; or, q. Il MlLBUBN, ell
9TH street nsrthwest. jan25 I'm
L'OB sALE-ValuabIe LOT, fronting south on
4 judiciary Square ia feet by los on iih street:
having been recently purchased by b. Milburn, is
offered for first class dwellings only. The Old jail
VIII be removed In q few weeks, thus leaving the
most central and extensive park In the northwest
part Of the city. Apply TO g. MILBURN, sI9 @
street; or GkO. X. MILBURN, 3I3 7th St nose 3m
EQB RENT-Eigibie ROOMS, Congress street
Il Georgetown heights-s Parlor and two Room
90 the frst floor, and three Chambers the third
foeri al choice rooms and suitably furnished.
ocs-eou IBep.-t,ths sol
EOR sALE-HOUsEs for $4,000, S0MO,
els 900, els CO., Il 90, 10 600, IS 0OG, 81 500,
$500, $500, e40oo, e1Ooo, 81 900 Well located
and on easy terms. FL SWEET,
ocBu klI 7th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22

LOOK Ar THIS.
GOODS DAMAGED BY FIRE
AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE.
Zine Linens for SOC, worth slB.
Wool Bisnfst. $50. worth worth $50.
Blesched COttons Ice, worth lbo.
MsIseiIles Guilt, 81 50, worth sscO.
Blesohed Table Dsmssks SOC worth rs.
Black Silks S2OO, worth % 81.
GREAT REDUCTIONS FOR 80 DAYS ON
ALL CLASSES or GODS.
Our sE ENTI III ss sTSok OF w,sTEE GOODS
EVERYTHING UNDEK THIS HEAD LTA
&c wIswALL a CO.,
JAMS u $40 7th st., near Pa. ave.
SPECIAL NOrICE.-This day We nave re-
~ ~, d1ced ths Price Of KEEP Patent partly maze
hen the ehsssest DTess shirt IL Europe OF Amer,
ca FOR less quantity than Q half dozen el.1 Q
We are sole agents in the District Tor the sale Of
W, W BURDErrE . co..
t..,.e, no. ~ ~ ~ street
IOIA SEVENTH STREET. mn
BARGAINS BARGAINS
special center counter devoted 90 Drea Goods,
closing i;,sS out A. nSei R ~ yard; d.,
CottOns, ehespl Androsoossin. lec.: wsmsu.ss,
fable Linens, SO, worth soc.
Good White Wool Blankets. o. 70 per pair.
os,iooes, fast ooioTs,ek very best Prfnts, &c.
VIM; BIRD MYLIk,
RRODHEAD & co.
oFFER AT rHKIR
BRANCH ST0RK,
1905 y STREET.
BETWEEN 1873 18TH srHKsrs,
(OLD SZAHDJ
LYONS BLACK SILK, ol and uD.
BEST PRIHre, %.
wAnsUrTA BLEAoHED oerToB, ME.
CATION FLAHHKL, %. and uD.
SWISS MUSLIN, i1,so. and ~.
TARLErAHEe, DO. and up.
KID GLOVES, Button, &c.. Dob Ios.D
KID GLOVES. Button, 7sc., doe Iot.J
KID GLOVES, Button. q -, (alI oolors
FULL LINES OF pRY GOODS, HosIKRY
UNDEBWIAR AHp NOTIONS.
Ar CoRR1SPoNDLRGLY Low PRIoBs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22

a 3 T Z Q OGY.
MADAME Rosa.
This ceiebrsted Lady Astrologist and Healing Ne
Of ID, northwest. She has no superior In delineat
ing the Past, Present and Future. In love or bus1
ness her advice Ia invaluable, describing your
friends, pointing out your enemies, and Informing
You o. the sure way 60 success In all Undertakings
Consultation strictly CONFIDENTIAL. Ladies, q: gen
lenen, CLIO. sepl-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22

Sold by LCCHs BRO, 525 7th street,
DASL. LOUGHBAN, 1881 Penn ave
W. Il. CHANDLER, 1349 Penn. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22

PERSONAL.
SPIRITUALlSM.-G consult LADY FLOR
~ ENCE, the wonderful Seer and Olsiry " ant,
the seventh daughter of the seventh daughter
She can be consulted 1t No. $40 Pennsy sna ave-
nue., between Sd and Al stree is @ short time only
Civ es Twice all buriness matters Tells Of loet
and stolen property. Tells Of lovers, aud the name
OF the person YOU are to marry. Fee 81. All
letters Lswertd promptly by enclosing 81 and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22

6s;1..as:: ; III = s b J ~. os.s
MERCHANT YAYLo On
No. Seo Ps11a. ess.. WoGkinUm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22
GM0LE VANITY FAIR.

II ~ suHNcI from De5t va natural
leaf, for Meerschaum and Cigarettes Does a u
make the tongue sore. Sample receipt of % cents
Highest award, Vienna, 1873.
send Tor Circular. w VI. 3. kIMB4LL a. CO.,
PEERLESS TOBACCO WORKS. Rochsster, Ny
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22

n 'HAkLES 2. sHRENE,
- hedI Estate ana General Collsctrng AEsHcy,
Il27 7th street northwest.
FOR RENT.
Three story BRICK HOUSE, eight rooms, 100
street mort Uest, water; SIS. 1908 and 16IO
An street northwest, five rooms, h all, water aud
sewer; SH. 1880 and 1874 9Th street northwest,
four rooms, kitchen and side alley; o12. 40 y
street northwest, i've rooms, water, and newly
repaired; SIS. STORE aud DWELLING, with
fixtures, corner New Jersey avenue and street
Northwest; 81. Pr. ssed Brick HOUSE, six rooms,
water snd hall. As q street north vest; SO. 1884
9TH street northwest, els ht rooms all modern im.
proyemepts; eS5. Brick sTORE-ROOM and
DWELLING, corner LIST and n streets southwest,
good busine - stand: o25. feblS-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22

NJ HISS =. A. MCCORMICK. a
S0S Pennsylvania Avenue, (Up stairs.J ~
Fine French MILLINERY or the FAN sns
Winter.
Imported BoSHETs and HATS In the newes,
styles.
RIBBONS, &C.
Special attention given to orders. octp-tr