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ALEXANDRIA.

WAR ON TRAMPs, AND OTHER SCAMPs.
~ view Oh me numerous robberies recently
pefpetrated In this city, and the large num-
Der OF idle tramps and negroes roaming
around the city, the Mayor has announced
that ne VIII hereafter enforce against such
Is, OF the city code, which reads as follows:
All able bodied persons who, not having
Wherewfthal to maintain themselves, shail
without betaking themselves to some booest
employment, and all beggars, drum ards, or
VIGOROUSLY lazy, idle or disorderIy persons,
and All Keepers or exhibitors OF any unlaw,
ful game, or faro bank, A. b. G. or e. o.
table, or any other gaming table or device
OF any denomination Whatever, aud All
paupers not entitled to residence, shall be
considered and treated as Migrants" The
punishment for vagrancy is confinement In
me workhouse for q period not exceeding
three months;
Powell. which sprung aleak and sunk at
Piney Point about a month since, during
tne squin0ccal gale, was raised yesterday
and brought to this city, where she arrived
this morning in tow Of the tug Kate, Can't.
Ross The Powell sunk In shoal water, and
was raised after pumping about twenty four
nc Ten negro men were Kept constantly
river, and while she lay at the wharf here.
The schooner when sunk was bound from
Warrington to Petersburg with cargo o.
coal. The agent who loaded her arrived
here this morning and had her towed up to
WashtpSt where the cargo will be dis
charged. he estimates the damage to the
coal at about ten per cent. of the cargo, and
that TO the vessel at about $500.
ANOTHER RoBBERY-The residence of
Mr.. John g. Phillips, on Lee street, near
Duke, was entered yesterday afternoon
about three O'Clock through the front door,
and desk standing in q front room forced
open and robbed Of forty-eight dollars 10
money. A bed standing In the same room
was thrown on the floor, as IL supposed in
search OF other plumber, but without secur.
Ing any, the rascals made their escape
COUNCIL To NIGHT.-Mayor johnson has
determined to veto the act amending the
code In relation to drunken persons passed
AT The meeting OF council on Tuesday night.
and has convened that body In extra session
Tonight To receive the veto message.
COAL FRlIGHTs REDUCED.-The New
Central and Consolidation coal companies
have reduced the freight to boat men to 80
cents q ton.
The KNIGHTS TEMPLARs GATHERING.
The Knights Templar here are making ex-
tens1ve preparations for the reception OF All
the communicates of the state, which will
gather here next month. The Mounted
Templars Of the District ana of Baltimore
are also expected on the occasion. A large
building will be erected In ROYAL
street, between Prince and Duke streets, for
the accommodation of the visitors, and il is
expected that the procession will be one OF
The most imposing ever witnessed In this
city Sentinel, 1911.
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The street lamps will be lighted at s.B n,
IN, and e1tinguished at 40 q. m.
rom James Bellew we nave "Michaa,
strogon,' by Jules Verne.
From j. G: Parker We have late New York
nc rnlisdelphia papers In advance Of the
The Mary Washing ton still continues her
FCpnIsr sunday excursions to Mount Yer
1o1 springs. See adv't
BLACK silks, black ash mere, BLACK aIps "A ,
Spsce. y wv
Marian CANT, a cook In a restaurant cor
FER OF Itn and + streets northwest, was
baoIy burned yesterday morning Dy he
cIotnes taxing d. q from the range.
Ire Stold0y Gazette advertfses for to-mor-
Iow the fac smile OF the alleged letter of
Governor Hay secretary TO the American
Alliance, accepting its nomination.
Complaint Is made that three street by
dTsDts- one corner ID and 18th streets; one
corner and 18th streets, and one corner
Ohio avenue and 14th street nOrthwest-are
out of working order.
John Tyler. will lecture In Lincoln hall,
on Thursday and Friday evenings next
week, "On the Primordial Law of Society
and Government" the lecture being for the
benefit OF the poor OF St Dominic's parish
The President and members of his Cabinet
are expected TO be present.
Carlton Spaids has been appointed most
master at Glymont, Charles county. Nd.
vice Sylvester i. Smith, inconyenientIy
located The change is made In consequence
OF the petition of IS citizens asking that the
Dury's wharf
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Religious HOtea .

The committee appointed Of q recent meet
1pg 70 prepare plan OF union revival work
Ior tne coming autumn and winter met yes
terdsy IN the rooms OF Young Mems Chris.
Kan Association, and after some discu ssiou
oeclded upon plan 20 be reported TO the
general meeting on Monday next, at one
o clock, which IL Is understood provides for
weekly union prayer meeting for the
should be such a. not to conflict with the
preludices Of any Of the evangelical denomi-
As Rev. E. Payson Hammond expects tn
leave for Europe this fall. his services cam
not be obtained for the union revival SER
vices this winter, and II IL probable that
Wh1ttle and Bliss will be called here To con :
duct The meetings. 1t IL said that notwith-
standing there will be more of union Spirit
Al me coming meetings than those Of last
winter, yet that all Of the EVANGELICAL de-
nominations Will not unite.
Ine tent services, formerly held at the
eoePel tent on X street, in consequence of the
cooi weather have been transferred to Mount
ZIop Snapel adjacent, under charge OF Rev.
LMckinney, with no apparent abatement
Revival services are In progress 1t Wesley
SnaPel, under the charge OF the pastor Rev
Jos; X Wheeler, and viii probably continue
Interesting services are in progress It Cor.
such Chapel, Rev. Mr.. Bender, pastor
Inc Sunday school workers In this CITY
nave Organized for the winter q normai-
class series, which will commence this even
tion rooms, At 6 O'Clock. Rev. DR.. Rsnkin
Will conduct the first meeting, and the hour
VIII De devoted TO drill on the books of tbe
Bible and brief consideration of the cur
rent sunday school lesson.
me tn1ru OF the series OF interesting gospel
meetings al Lincoln hall by the Young Mems
CHRISTIAN Association will be held To-
morrow afternoon at 3 80 o'clock.
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GEORGETOWN.

CRHDITABLE CoLLECrIoN.-Ac collection,
day In Christ church, for the Ielief NJ the
tunerers nom yellow fever In Savannah
DRAFT for tie amount was last Thursday for
waroed oy the rector REV. A. 4. Stuart) to
GOODS htCovERED.-A lot OF &C ulking
tools, recently stolen from Jacob Weisbadt
py ADRIAN lxah, have been recovered by the
police, and returned 10 the owner.
DfAD-Ars. Matilda johnson, aged IS
year, and ap old resident OF this town, died
~ TX O'Clock last night, Of pneumonia, at the
IL gton street. ""
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CITY ITE MS.

FIRKs.-The sound Of the IRE alarm bell
must always be heard with dread, partlcu-
larry by those who are negiectful in fnsuring
hefr real estate or personal property. The
nre-nend seems 10 have q decided relish for
the latter. as the general history OF fires has
prov en-, and We cannot, therefore, too strong
~ urge this class 70 take warning and pro-
property, be IL real estate or personal. By
calling AT the once of the Arlington Fire
Insurance Company for the District OF Co
lumoia, No 1905 Pennsylvania avenue, north
OF U. 3. Treasury, they can insure at eQuita-
BILE rates, and be assured of having obtained
their policy In reliable company, noted for
their prompt payment Of Losses.
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The Men Wh0 Are Called LARS. Ola
Keg1es eDA B1ochguarsls by sae

The Men Wh0 Are Called LARS. Ola
Y0g1es 0DA B1ockguaPds by eoe
F0Ft-hOloeFs Of she SehoOl Board.
Some of the trustees who boast that they
"hold the fort" in the School board, in spite
OF the attempts OF the great body OF our cit
liens to dislodge them, are In the habit of
designating these citizens as liars, old foeIes.
and blackguards, unworthy Of credence or
attention. To show who the citizens are
who take part In this movement, and
whether they deserve the epithets applied To
them by The fort holders, We give below the
names appended to one Of the petitiops Ask
Ing Tor reorganization Of the School board,
IL may be added that the signatures were
obtained In few hours; and that but for the
peceesity OF having the petition sent In
speedily, the names could have been in
creased 10 thousands, Of those eager to sign
10:
To rag HonoratL Commissioaers Of tAs DtsHiet Of
ntlemen:-The undersigned, citizens and tax
PAYERS In the District Of Columbia having seen the
report IN the EVENING STAR OF the interview with
the Commissioners Of the District on the subject OF
recognizing the Board OF Trustees Of the Public
schools, hereby express their entire concurrence
with the views Of Messrs Blake, Cook and Given,
and their belief that the plan proposed the best
if not the only of relieving the public schools
from the scandals that threaten TO destroy their
fulness.
They therefore earnestly request that the Board
Of Trf1sf 10 raorpanizen the pfan
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BRACELETS, children's, misses and ladies.
chased, half and all round, and enameled,
with chains; children's and ladies' plain
gold rings, filled and solid Roman gold;
onyx and Lake George diamond Jewelry re-
ceived At Prigg's Jewelry Store, No. 451
PepneYlYania avenue. near Az street.
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ga Detroit man, Just home from the
Black Hills, being interrogated a. to their
richness, answered: "There's lots of gold
there, boys, but 1t costs hair!n
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Destructive Fire Lest Might.

BURNING OF h. W. HALLS GROCERY STORE.
About X O'Clock last evening, As one OF
the employees In the grocery establishment
Of MI r. " Ha No 81 ~, IN street: stree " va: en-
Gently let fall q candle which caused the
door and sawdust about the coal Oil casks TO
aSd one o.
the clerks, who were endeavoring TO extin.
guish the IRE, was thrown against the
counter by the explosion and badly bruised:
Every enoyt was made by the employees of
the store, the hs.shboys, the police and IRE
department, (the latter promplS -Aanonding
TO an alarm turned In from box II by Officer
Teeple,l but the flames reaching the LIQUOR
considerable damage had been done, the
whole stock being almost destroyed, entail
Ing loss OF about sl5 900, on which Mr.. Hall
has insurance. ss 10 companies reRrssented 6y
owned by MI: george Lowry, is damaged
perhaps 70 the amount Of $500 or over, which
Is insured In the Firemen's Company OF this
city fully II was not until Ras5 tHn
Mes SIS. w. B. Williams, w a Dunn, aud
W.H.Harrover then invited the nremen, after
their arduous work, to nne collation. when
Chief Engineer Cronin on behalf OF the ON
GERS aid members Of the department re.
turned thanks TO the gentlemen mentioned
PRISONERS OFF FOR ALBANY.-The fol-
lowing prisoners, sentenced to the Albany
eS.rse o. s. o Grocer Of
the jail:-Samuel Carroll, larceny, 2 years
imprisonment; Frank Crenin, do, year;
geseph wilkesson: robbery, yesrs s,i Robert Sa
syears; Fr Fred Tnomss Ala Fred Gross,
larceny, year; Isaac jackson alias Jesse
jackson, burglary And larceny, years; Ed
art, do, yesrs; i cSsriss JoSnson siiss era.
ham, do, years.
WHAT TO WHAH this fAu and winter
should now engage the attention Of every
lady, and this Important matter can soon DO
s:ssH One ne = I'm only cSs into sns
most magnincent ass0rtmenf OF dress goods
% eoss "a ne nsat Sc:sy,
i II also great speciality Of this drm. Before
Iurchasing, II win pay 70 can nrst 1t 81
Market 6pace. I
| A. Clarke dled Q bill for ZachATfAh Thomp-
to whom he W. married by ne Rev. Fss6e,
| Stonestreet In Georgetown In August, 1872
| He shareOs that he vas Obliged In eonss
q her ios%PsF:ss nse .nd e sas
/ has since given herself up % adulterous prac
tics, and II now an inmate Of house In thu
CONVICTED AID SENrBNcED TO TEL
| YEARS In THE PBNIfBNfIRY.-Yesterd
in ne Criminal Court; judge O!in. Patxisl
mirtsd : raps on Emma WiiIiams, Vss con
victed. He we called mp for ssntsnee and
protested bis innooenee, stating that bad 81
been acquitted. He Wss sentenced 10 teE
years In the Albany penitentiary.
MAnlIAsI LIcEns1-Thsophils Fsltss
And Anna A. Q. Wsaeke1 have procured {
] marriage license.
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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE Z,
No. BULFIHCH ST, boston
OPPOSITE REvEkE HoUeKD
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE;
Or, SELF PRESERVATION.
MoRE THAN oHI MILLION COPIES SOLD.
God Medal Awarded 10 The A,1thor on the
"Ndtier0l Medical Association"
March 3lst, 1876.
ton In early fe, nsy be slievisted and cured.
Those ~ho doubt this assertion shoula gurehase
81 ItSe, or seJ Prs;1raIsOn Price 81. vitality
osaica 3 may e sss
resained. Abo snother valuable msdtosI work
sases; more tSsn two hqt dred roy.l octave p.ss.,
sf PIos spS sey snssss % sy Tor
,.'s: ~. M 1...si. . ::.;::i
preseri Psisn,. each one Of which 10 wsrth
tn: s.if socf i ior scsss end ne. to
read Iust nov, 10 the Science Of Ltfe or eeh Pres
:TU:sSi ss ssc s: ss NE ds
Pbyscian 81 the Peabody nsdicsl insfi.ute, no.
arts ecispss Of LIE n bsyesd en- conDsriscs tse
nsSa s,trsssse,ssfl .ott On fsss0'0s' ever PUB
saol. ..sIss /. q 1910. q rs.1ssss h. az
Gsd1oal lnsifusa, yhio1 ere sc,esas9 0SS1sS
No nLPhilafsSksa Dssssv6.- 1880.
rs sioala be r:s1 y - yse4f 49, - -
AZ Is. srs sss osl, 100 svr $500 49, s.y
= ill., 81 81 . oss.iosai ssrvie, ve DrsssS 20
- - Sef q d. vosks, eaeeA NJ, - 1hs
Srsss1tsson v q pse5csd g - ~ q - eop1f-
MSce 81 tSe Bsssos Pres, - IL tsa1tnG 30qF11h
!. 81 eoiid soS, 81 GitA 1sss a. O. ius1rss
India dfa1onds Of rare bril1tAncy.
sAltoesthsr, fn In sxecu11oa on1 the rtchns0 q
sc nee.siss nd ssss. ~ = Asstesdly tss ma
.o,iossSl: %:d s.. eve, - y ii, ees.y ssr
sic s q SsHi3ssssss. - fsiriy 20 N "a
voTthily estovsd. fiossAsas,
VOssieess s.ss Q. rssssvs q @. ser pssssss.
1ithsr Of the sboye veres ssnt 81 neil % rseclvs
T6IE. 70. suih.es Sssss. tossss. Es:., os1.
IS.9Tss ssshor s.s bsssssysssl On o. sssvs
nsDel dissasss, - vsu g Ell elesoess roQulrins
shil, senrsey end sxDsrssees. &c. sesss1 9. n.
CIEAI REDUCII0I n FRIc6
..s.,...,, ;SsssES;E;siaa.s,:...a,.
~ sAsfss 10 ~. ~ s,a:
GslIG $50 &c., 49,; usags ssSh
Us iiS SrAssssss, SsssGssSsS. mo
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REMovAL-Ffrst Class SECURING and Dvei,,o.
A. Fischer has enlarged his blishment
by removing to his new building, 500 q street
northwest, three doors from 9th street, near
the q: 8. Patent Office. By promptly adopt
Ing the latest Improvements, whether OF
american or European invention, he Ia en-
abled to do any work In q manner not to be
e9ualed By those not possessing these facil-
tiles. e131o.
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&1o0 FOR CASE of nervous or sick head.
Ache that rr. Lodille's Headache Specific
will not cure. Price soc. Ebbitt House Drug
Store. siw
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NEW FALL HATS FOR 1876.
The Broadway Silk Hat, Is and &C.
Newest Shapes Still Derbys, - to IS 50.
Elegant Styles Son Felts, - to %.
Youths and Boys Stiff and Soft, 81 70 81.
Two hundred dozen Boys and Children's
Hats, for school and dress, from soc. to 81 50,
At Lewis Popular One Price Store, - 900 Z tn
street, between and X.
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LOCAL NE VS..


Amusements, &C, Tonight.
National Theot5.-"Evangeline,
FUds Op-u Ho,fse-"The Octoroon.v
Ihedt5 CosniQ.Ie.-"Trumps" and first class
varieties.
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Weather Probabilities 1o-dav.
OFHIcn OF CHIKY SIGNAL OYYIon1,
RAaHIHaInN. October IL la1A

In The middle and eastern states, falling,
followed by rising barometer, southwest to
southeast winds, shifting to brisk and occa-
sionally high west and north, increasing
cloudiness, frequent rains and rising tenn
perature, succeeded tonight by falling tenn
perature and clearing weather, with heavy
frosts on Sunday and Monday mornings.
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DIR. White, Chiropodist, OF fifteen years'
practical experiences throughout the United
Gated In Washington, ID. c., In 1861, success
fully treats Corns, Bunions, Diseased Nails,
ChflblaiDs, Vascular Excrescences, &C., at
his establishment, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite willard's Hotel. Fee, 81 per visit,
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A CLlRsYMAN's OPINION .Havins he'd An op-
poItunity to tett the excellent Qualities Of Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup, hesitate not to say IL IL the
hes. remedy have ever used in nv famiiy.-Rsr
WB. II Chapmog, Pastor N +. Church, George-
10 IrH, y. o. IL
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nAl1IAGI LIcEns1-Theophile Fsltsr
And Anna a. Q. Weleke1 have procured .
maxy1Aeo license.
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j. H. SqutsY Z Co.,
BANKERS,

ITO ItfUGytpt1Stu AUhuN,
pay per cent. interest ON deposits, payable
ON demand. Special rates on time deposits
Interest paid January and July or cred
tied. BH N
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iOwn, j. o.
I '>s'' i; !: $ :!!;: $:ss' WD
The new Dark oolors; also, OPERAS and Black,
= Price. s i Si :as and III SO. ec.i.,.n
OE5,.S: q TIE HV GCMs.s cJs,oT!os
CHARTERED By oct CT Copgress,,
1903 PEHN. AVE. OPP. U. 8. TREASURY.
,.s.! i s'sss !!:$!;!!; 4; s!.:...
GEO TAYLOR, TH''I WI. ssLLssrrNs,
SSSs si HASKh.s' S e y GsJEiit
~ jams h. sAviLLE.
on n 's: %
ct Of Incorporation and oy sy' "a Ar ~ s
pe oeiiit IN seerss.r, snd Trs.:urse:
FINE OLD RYE WHISKY,
FINE OLD BE WHISKY, r.n,, u..
Wsrrsntsd Psrisstly P.rs,
FIaI OLD BYE whisky, v.... m.
At One Dollar for large hotties, Five Dollars ~
.a. 80 % , gallon. -
We bavs snId THE Article Cor upwards Of eight
years, and have no hesitation In Recommending u
Whsnsvsr . really Dore and reliable ssanulAns IL
wanted. aEi
ARTHUR HATEAM8, Dz1Dgisf,
oeel1.t q ed streets norshMsst.
KlNDEnsASEC14FEs u4+ &&ffsastL CLASS
Ivsry TUI9pAY ynd FRIDAY. from l:W to
Binderoartsn and School Tor Advanced Oiassss }
% for hs whole course Of - lsssons, or ID cents
each lecture.
KINDBR9lRfIu. NORMAL GRASS,
Ton 9EAOHB1S.
Bee1ne TUDeQAY, Ootober 1esh. oOo Tor the
vhols course q sight month"; insructaon and Drac.
tice.
Ior. pe.ticuiars aylly 20 Mr. POLLOoK. I0s
nth gtTeet; Or. Mt0 eUS10 POLLOCK, 1t9T 18th
street, between j street md 0aseaohusee0 ave.
nue.. octl7ft
CDOOHD. BAND Ga OTnIUQ, PuB1ITURR,
- Corpe0, BEGINS, Otlsloshs, and Goo11 o. ever
dosoriVfion bought 0no the nHeo06 ossS prizes DeSd
| OrSsfs b. n all = 0Dsly $4,000 90. = - =
o,ts.n corner losk ssses "a f 8 81 - :vs.
F.. H. y y. xe.aa . os.J>na
aiIx1fSs Al XVI AnoI
nln .. az I1SS svs.. Vsxhass.
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Dr.. o. W. BENsoN's CBLRRY AND CHAN
ohILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep-
tic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplessness, and will cure any case. Price,
% cents. Sold by all Druggists In Washing.
ton. GEORGETOWN and Alexandria $40
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FRI THIS MCRNrNG.-A fire was discov-
ered asout o'clock this morning at the resi-
uence Of Hon. Samuel +. Phillips (Soltcitor
0fscer ElsWson mi turned In an alarm from
box 135, which called out the IRE depart
meDt very promptly. The IRE was caused
by the woodwork near the CRATE In the back
must have been smouldering all night. The
nremen soon extipguished the flames with
q triflipe loss, not exceeding e25.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

TNHA TRUE MAE. and Other Practical Ser
= mons, By Rev. $. 3. Mitchell, D. D., Of New
History Of the Reformation in the tine Of Calvin,
BY D'A ubigne; VOL Z.
The judgment Of Jerusalem. by Rev. VIM. Patton.
Near TO Natures Heart, By =. p. Roe.
Every Day Topics, By DR.. Holland,
Tor sale By
WI. BALLANTYNE.
octl2u AIS SEVIHTH STREET,
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COAL AND WOOD.

e. o A Ii
On and after MONDAY, October Q, 1879, our
prices for Fuel, delivered In ~ part Of Washing
ton or Georgetown, In quantities not less than one
lows, viz:
Per Ton
white Ash-Iurnsce, Egg and Chestnut. ...... S5 50
Stove or Rapge ........ ....... ........., 8 90
*. :.. ~ %
" ken Valley-Egg or Stove ................, no
as~AN-x y W
Run Of Mine .......... ............... 90
Per Cord.
9 p Wood, in 81 %
.-..-. .......o
Saving and Splitting, per Cord ....-. .... Z 90
7. kDW. CLARK 4 CO..
Dealers in Lu nber, Wood and Coal
6fice, 500 Pennsylvanis avenue, northwest cor
ner or street. wharf, Depot and Planning Mil,
Ioot OF Atn street east. octo-n
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SCHOOL BOOKS
AID
SCHOOL STATIONERY,
MOHUN BROS,
BOOKSELLERS AND TATIONERS,
sep4-tr 1915 Pennsylvania Avenue.

THE NEW BOOKS.
FIRST Century Of the Republic. g
ai.torlcal studies. Iusens EsETeI oe....-... 50
The nilsdSh EmIi.e w; 7: Grim. ......-..... @
s aCf%sn q sO So
Schools and Master. Of Paintings. a: q. Rad: -
HoWeIis Life OF nsy;s,s..................... %
%ss CeD: S1stD sssas complete
Florence Marryst's Ny Own Ohiid. rs
At the Councillors. Author Of OLD Nam 'selles
Peiitiosi Hand Book for ias. Edward Nc: "
rneIsop "
sOLOMOMs = CHAPLAIN,
Assns' I'll ave-.
HOTELS.
HOT Ell Az Dry,
WALNUT sTRllr.
Ersn TAirsy.Third - fhi,ty.Fsu1tA.
PHILADELPHIA PA.
on THE BUk0PEAH Plan.
STRICT = FIRST CLASS.
BEST HOrIL IN THE CITY.
JANE 4. sT0vEB,
| uv3l-VAsyA PRoPRIE9oa
pHILADKLPnIA RxAIB LYON,
ORoSS8 = DLAcKWKkLp
pUR1 RIsKLEs in nals vinegar.
RIcn SAUCES fer Fish, Meat = Game
DOTTED HEATS and FI0Hs
CENUINE aUB9ARDI
SuPERIeR aALr VINEGAR.
JAnes yk4klKss AARMAkADss
~ ss.s::!::::s =, = = -
| NJ. - 81 2, & 2 - s5eS4&
| -. - - - 9 49,.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-14

LOOK ut low rate By the Baltimore ana
Ohio railroad to Philadelphia and return On
and Districs days.n -Four dollars and INV
eentsi good fur ten days. Procure tickets q
as and COS Peonsylvania avenue; also, si3
18th street, and at depot o@oe.