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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29

COAT gw DRER. y D..
Tlmrlca select AZ gold Vera 'ri t--- 81; 80 'Gcur'
MatauIorls. set. 10y gold 1uaiehAIa ----9' o"i'
n'',-r. ,vr.s can. trimmed .32i c35 cor
.-,..st.f $50 cur. Cent American
PEA IS az chr. NOT tumn.Cd go $50 cur.
IIouturas.....--- 035 cur
-rH ,prNT---Nr lr-at lufrr. 90 prime Western
-ar tuU ,,.ay Fl!c iiuoI gruIng -G~isr.;
le-riffgtI 200 ahi-. 4ortO co.
.,r.. ti.fl uif-. lo -l-r-ltr. p, iuet
ri-f unchanged standard "t" ca iIarls. 81 al '5'.
--tellY. sales 10000 . Prime 1'tc, 90 Dds
ilI-kry-3laIset quiet. ~ n per gallon.
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TEAslERS

NETWORK AND HAyANADlRECT NAIL
These frstclss steamships ll regularly ~ D. n rom
p4sr y Is. North Diver. as flilur7t
-t.aul-LID "a D ~ p 80 gov. ,
COLI II q : I'D '4'DAhs Np.- -
teeou0atios unsurpassed Ialgt % passage apply ID
WILLIAM p. Ct.EDE 6 Co.. so. D lowing ereeA-
M-KELLFR. LULING y CO., AGENTS % Havana
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alarole ano Slate Mantsls.

alarole dno Slate HIantsls.
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MAN lELs
vi alsn monumental headstones roOr ung pluOet tnn
furniture greatly reduced prices turning LOT .s
trade A. KLABKR 1884, snd $50 East lshst near easye
- KLABER & CO,
y. West 81 4 between Broadway ath ave- kStAo-
b.h,a is4s NANTEIs, THING MONUMENTS, al re-
auoei prioes PLUMBERS SLABS specAIJ'
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les O, state Bond,-Ra,iroad Bo'ds-Da"h and ET-

CO y Nu con,1l
coup cold Dds
5000 - g5ia
DolN fIud Reg 81
900. -.--... - ,
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Tn. following Us comparative stafetuenr 81 tAe tA
MOTT. az specie fron the por: u AeW York 90 foreign
ports from January - THIS date, for period OF twenty
SIX years
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1REAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.

"a NFWTOkK To BRISTOL l-r-.-uIRtCT.
Taxing g00s and passengers for London. tafii NeWpOr
Gi0uce-fer and all ports IN Bristol channel
sailing from llr D. las. ilyef
gGRNyV III. rs ANS r it-DAY Nov
-DkIEt-f 20 star SAL tlAf nov =
CABIN fassaga f5r $3.50 and 30 currency Return ucsrs
Intermediate. rI-rencTt Nlt~rage,
$50 prrrald Cer1catc 1d Drafts iOr
Z 4rd inward. freight plsslEr Apply %
81. A.. MD4Gs n. Agent SO. TOO ~NutiI--f. FfN-l Ok.
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Gargs..-.s-..'.. s757-.-25 47.095525 Inc. s5lf5.0
And tle following le figures Tor ,ne correspond
I'm. L.f.- NJ L--n md -
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The cross earnings ~ the main and proprietary
ROADS for flH drst four ucniua ~ ihe nscal year.
june, july. August and -eptemo,-. were. s4.3 22s7s
Tota operating expenses. taxes, and al fixed
elargts........ 4I5O0sI
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HAMBURG American Picket company Line
/ f0T PLYMOUTH CHnRBD itii. AMI HANBt kp
ERT....-...... Oct. % LESS No y lF.
-TFNTA Nrr I D FftI-TA ............. nov IS
passage Plymouth London c1erh0u-g Ham0nr,
sur .i p0in n EnganI scotland Wales CabE.
gold 500. CDiu gold 200 ~e"IlEe currency sou
KUSHAhDT 81 Co.. L. n. RICHARD s. BDA-
Genera Agents General faaseu Agents
al BrYat. York 81 Broadway. New York.
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y srFA NsfIP LINE RETW ETN NtWtOEk.
SOUTH ANPloN. AND BRI.9il,N. ,,,,,,,>,
COfPANY'S PIER foot a. SCION ST. but' a ~.
sMERrC nov. 3 MOS ll.---.- -lt SOY 4.
lVe--.,R SAT. NOV 40 WEIR SATURDAY - ~
T---. a = 49, sgE from SEH AUkh t0 -OL fiiAMP-
ron WAVRE, OK BREMEN - , -,
FIRST CABIN, 500. god. -LtpNp CAbl'' TO- sY'u'
STHERAGE. $50, currency - ,.....
Return TcEets 20 reduced rates Prepaid rtSera3o Nou
cat a. $50 currency
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7r reserve ss4-7 200 s5G55150J Decrease Ss2-l
I.'.sr,.g't j5.-2j7jl fStj-,l-j
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CteGil Gtenmers

TOR LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
/ TIE Liverpool ana Great weste-n steam CompAay'
United Nal Steamer leave Pr1 So. - a.
NEVADA. ............- 7 r. rs DAY. OCT. 3D. noon.
IDAHO ..-...-......... "a EsDAN. toV . % . q N.
WYOMING. r. lsDAf. SOY. g. az ]! 80 D. "a
Cabin Passage, 70, id5. or So according to state Rooms
- WITH rs & G-loN. % Dloaiwlv.
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S5OO 00O Buffalo, New-York and Ere

December - 1871 vii palc Oh by The Trustee at and
accrued interest presentation Union Trust Co New
IN October ia addition the 81 And can
ceiied Augusi September Bond. verifcat0n
Will De paid the y following
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For freight or passage aP5i CO.. Bowling Green
DACIFIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
STEAMSHIP Lines.

For CALIFORNIA. JAPAN. CHINA. AUSTRALIA.
\ ~ zEALAND. BRITISH CDLl Mia. DtsLbyNs 49,
sslllnL from Pler foot Cana.-st. Norm hFer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-09-13
WiSTAR'S DALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY.

From. F. 7 .QUIMBY. A. NJ, Principal of the New
lDsw ca On. H. Appleton Academy"
"For more Ihan fifteen years | have used DR..
WIsT AIRS BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY for
Cou 4hs, Colds aud sore Throat, TO which l. in COM
mon it'll tie rest of Mankind, am subject, and 1t
gives me pleasure t. say that lnsder Il the very
best remedy with which am acquainted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-09-13
WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY.

From SEYMOUR TEACHER, ". D., Of Hermon,
n. Y.
"wIsTAR'S B ALsAM OF WILD CHERRY. gives
universal satisfaction. II seems to cure a cough
by lOOsening and cleansing the lungs and allaying
lrri at on, thus removing the iust ad OF dry
ing up The consh and leaving the cause behind. |
consider The b ,lsam the beet cough medicine with
which | am acquainteln
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Nfm ADVERTISEMENTS.
Guaranteed Speculation.

$500 invested bv ms in 80 days Straddles have
made $3.50. 500 have paid 81 TOO in 80
DAYS. We Guar lntee AL 80 day Str adde's; Moa.
ey refunded II no profit is made. References given
Cores poudt nee ollcited.
w. F. HUBBELL 4 CO.,
MEYERS NEW YORK MIXING >ToCB kxCHASGE
Pc. Box 2,slS. az Broad street, N. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-09-13
CITY OF AUGUSTA.
Treasurer's Notice.

Idres on non resident Real Estte in the cifyof Al
gustd IN the County Of KeRRebec and state OF
Maine, for the year 4. n. 1876.
THE following list of Taxes on Real Estate OF
L non resident owners in the city OF Augusta
Tor the year 1876, in bills commit ed TO samuel W.
Lane, Collector oi said City, on the Goth day OF
June, 1876. has been returned by him To me, as re-
naming unpaid on the 18th day of June, 1917, by
his certificate OF that date. and now remains un-
paid; and notice is hereby given that if the said
taxes and interest. and charges are not paid into
the Treasury of said City within eighteen months
from the commitment Of said bills, so much of the
Real Estate taxed as will be sufficient to pay the
amount due therefor, including iaterest and
charges, WILL without further notice, be sold at
public auction at my Office in Granite Block, in
said City OF Augusta, on Friday, the fourth day OF
January, a. ID. 1878 at O'Clock in The afternoon
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(Continued from first pare.)

per of leaves, and a hushed, peaceful
charm over all. Yes, it was very pleasant
up at Airlie's.'
Airlie's man was already seated at the
supper table when | came down aud was
evidently to eat with us as zone of the
family" There was no introduction
made. / volunteered no remarks, and he
made no more monosyllable answers.
He spoke once or twice to Mr.. Airiie.
however, and l noticed with some sur
prise that his words and pronunciation
were more correct than his employers s.
They called him Roger and he had
been hard at work all day getting 10 the
hay"
The days slipped on after that in a de-
licious sort of browse. dolce far iie9ste"
had intended my summer rest 10 be, and
"dolce far niente' it certainly was.
touched neither needle or pen. Just lay
in my hammock out on the lawn, or saun-
tered off with the dogs to the woods
where / stayed all day, and came home
hungry. tired and sleepy at night. They
troubled me with no questions, and never
bothered them with any, except one, when
| saw their man Roger reading scien-
tiic work out in the barn, where he had
fitted up rude sort OF room for himself.
l asked Mr.. Airlie if his man was trying
to educate himself. He laughed, and an
swered that Roger was a queer one, and
he rather thought he was"
My sympathies were enlisted then. /
admired the logged determinateness of
the man who, toiling by the sweat of his
brow tor his daily bread. dared to work
and feed his brain as well. How hard it
must be thought |, to crave knowledge
and education and culture in barn.
quite startled the man one day by sud-
denly appearing before him in his den.
with pile of books. magazines and pa
pers which had brought up with me for
my own perusal, but which had found
tame reading beside the lesson in leaves,
and sermons in stones, | had before me
every day in the country walks / took.
He looked up quickly, and rare smile
lighted up his plain face, while he thanked
me quite politely, too. for my kindness.
We had some conversation after that
and discovered Airlie's man to be not
only unusually intelligent, but really as
tonishingly well read, and he was not at
all taciturn, after one got accustomed to
his odd, eccentric way.
Continued tomorrow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-09-13

TIE only combination Ct the
true Jamaica Ginger win
choice Anomalies ani French
Brandy, L. n delicious, harm
less, ami strengthening subs /.
tute tor All Kinds of stimulants.
A. promptly relieves Dvspep-
lsia, Oppression after Eating,
tnd every species OF lnIiges-
ton, correcis ali disturbances
u the stomach and Bowels,
md cures Cramps, Chit, F.
ers, and malaria. Ask Tor
SaLford's Ginger ang2alw
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E.gal advertisements.

KENNEBEC C0UNTT-M a Court Of Probate
1871.
A usrIN u. KNIGHT, Executor OF the last will
IA and testament of Peter Atherton, late of
Hallowell, in said County, deceased, having pre-
sented his FIRST account OF admin tration of the
eslaie OF said decease d for allowance:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given to all
persons interested, by publishing a copy of this
order three weeks successfully in the Daily kenne-
bee journal, printed nc Augusta, that they may
sppear at Probate Court, to be held at Augusta,
IN said county, on the first Monday of Septem Der
next, nd show cause, II any, why the same should
not be allowed.
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
true copy.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register.
auglS-t3ws
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WISTAR'S DALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY.

From Hon. RUFUS X. GOODENOw, of Maine.
81 have tried wIsTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY Tor an exceedingly troublesome cough.
The effect all that could be desired. The use
of less tn IN one bottle relieved entirely. Among
q eat varieties of medicines which have used,
have found none eguai to 'Wistar'r.' Its curative
properties in cases of cough | regard as invalua.
ble.n
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WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY.

From r. FELLOWS, NJ. D., of Hill, y. II.
al have made use of this preparation for several
years, and it has proved be very reliable and
e1ica ,iou- in the treatment OF severe and long
standing Coughs. | know of one patient now in
comfortable health who has taken this remedy,
and who but Tor ITS use consider would not now
be ving.s
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CaStorila.

Mothers may have rest and their babies may
have health IT they will use DIR. Pitchers Cas-
tOria for Wind Collie, Worms, Feverishness Sour
Mouth Group, or stomach Complaints. 1t is en-
tirely avegetabls preparation, and contains neither
mineral, morphine, nor alcohol. 1t is as pleasant
to take as honey, neither gags nor grilcs, and is
superior to any remedy in existence.
DIR. Il. Dmoch. of Dupont, Ohio, says;
al am usiug CAsToRIA in my pracli with the
most signal btnetts and happy results, and lind IL
u perfect substitute Tor Castor Oil.'
Tnis is what every one says. Many nurses in
New York use the CAsToRIA. 1t is prepared by
Messrs. j. ROSE Co., successors to Samuel
Pitcher. NJ. 8m3j tcn-m
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The Printing Bureau

would seem that the agents OF the New
York bank note printing companies In Wash
1ngton have known more about the character
OF the report to be made by the Treasury
COMMITTEE" upon the Printing bureau cues
toon than anybody else. They seem TO have
known in advance that this com mittes was
70 report favorably TO taking away the work
from the Treasury department, and giving
III TO the bank note companies. In fact, they
Seem to have had quite confidential relations
win the committee. These relations NAV
nave oeen innocent enough, but considering
tne enormous money interests at stake, ami
the gigantic lobby operations Of the note
printing companies in Washington in the
past TO get control of the government note
printing, the report of the committee would
IN tne opinion of some, have had a more sat
lsiactory look, had the agents of the COM
panies not been quite so fully informed of
Its nature. However we do not propose to
tmpusn the honesty of the committee, or
OF their report. In fact, with much of
Its characterization OF the past manage
ment OF the Printing bureau, and the
openings for retrenchment and reform we
can July agree; but when the committee
recommend that the whole work lie taken
from the Treasury Department and given
over To tAe bank note companies on the
ground that they can do II better and more
cnealiyi ihen we Deg leave 10 dissent. The
best work, and that best guarded from conn
Ierfeiting, has unquestionably been done by
The Government printing bureau, and as re-
CARDS cheapness, IL is easy to see that with
HE Printing bureau broken up, and the
Bank note companies in full possession of
The work, they Will be able to dictate mo-
hoPoly prices. But II may be said that there
VIII he competition amongst the bank note
companies, by which prices will be kept
down. Not bit OF IL. The bank note COM
panies will work in combination in the har-
1nohious division of the spoils, just as they
are Low working in combination to break
down the Printing bureau, and TO get entire
control OF the work To the monopoly prices
charged by the bank note companies must
be adt ed the heavy express charges. to saw
Gothins Of the risk OF losses on the way,
from having this work done hundreds of
miles away from the Treasury Department,
which department should have The imme-
ulate control and oversight OF il.
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From the communication elsewhere il ap-
pears that the telegraph companies not so1ly
lake possession OF our streets at will for the
erection OF their huge uncouth telegraph
POLES, but that they assume the right to cut
Town or dishgure any shade trees, no matter
L Y choice or valuable, that come within
III rsnge OF the all-pervadlng webs of wire
ihey reich In every direction. And every
new G. .1pany blasts the beauty, and destroys
the shac trees OF new set of streets, or runs
parallel mes of destruction on the opposite
sides Of IL streets already occupied by a
rival company. Virtually there is no end
10 the havoc the telegraph companies can
make upon our streets If their power is per-
United to go unchallenged
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MEDICAL. dc.

.-hA@ n -
.'SATISFACTI0N "A positive cure; 81 per bo,-
by DR.. nABBS Al lis IA street, corner Pennsyl
NanIa sk enue. I1nsul;atIlas Tree. Jt2 lm'
4 MEBICtN SOFT OsPsVLE 90 : MefaIic
~ Roxed Goods now ready. Address VICTOR K
hAUGER, New York. my7-Im
NE. LEON. The Oldest Establish-d and Only Re
1iabe aides Ply slcisn il the City, can b.
Nc. s2t 9Th street n from 10 3 o clock. All
5e sns+ a 9RaiIts SsGsSy epFed Office sad Rel
nR. A: COOK TRANsEAU has given over %
- years 20 the study and practice Of PRIvATs p1s.
EASES, whether OF recent dale OF long standing hAv
osrtmcnt g. hos pts in.Grss Sreet Sae. p
the shortest time. Skin Diseases. L1s- of Power aud
Wei defined cases treated ~ letter. Privste aud
sepa ate Office Rooms, No. I'll 7th street, above @
northwest. once hoars from to 10 a m TO 3 aud
EsTABLIsHED IsJO-BAL TIMORE LOCK
H HOSPITAL. Practice limited TO Private and
personally or by letter, from an III 10 m upon
all those diseases of the Generstiye Orsaos which
GLIDING Nervous Debility sc brought ON by errors
Of youth. Special attention given 70 female CON
;. Frederick street. Baltimore. dec23 ly
DISEASES OF MEN A SPECIALITY, whether
II arising from contagion or carly errors. Thesa
The Philosophy If Msrrisge, pocket dtion free by
mail, for q cents. Address Secretary Y. Y. Mu~eam
of Anatomy. 6ls broadway, NY decas ecsm
SPECIAL NorICr.-Dr. ROBERTSON can b,
- consulted every "Wednesday aud SATURDAY al Ms
office, 8?I . street between 9th aud 10Th, from TO
2 p. m. on all diseases OF the Urinary Organs and
NervCgs DlseaSes VIZ: Organic anu Seminal Weak
nese, Nervous Debility. lmpotency. Premature De
cay, Nervous Trembling, Pslpitation of the Heart
pImness Sight or Giddiness, Ind Reston, &C, &C
all resulting from abnses in youth. excuses in man
hood, and early indiscretions Gonorrhes StrictureS
and = philis Quickly cured. DIR. is a native of
Baltimore, with Il years eN perienCe in special prac
uce, endorsed by the leading ply sicisns IT rs city,
visits Washington every wednescay and Saturday.
Persons IN need OF medical treatment for OF the
upon him, no will insure honorable and scientific
treatment, and acure guaranteed IN every CASE he
undertakes. Will refer his patrons 10 any Of the
leading physicians II Baltimore and show letters Of
testimonials from the same. Cal address as above
or to lie South Eutsw street, baltimore marSl-ly
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Issue on The Isl and l5th Of each month a " Bnt-
letin' of all property for sale aud rent on my books
which can be had application at my Office, or will
be sent by mail il desired
auction Sales.
on MONDAY. June 18th, at 3 30 D m, No.
1910 Pennsy vsnia avenue.
Ca TUESDAY. June % T.. at : y. m east house
of the tw o, numbered 1905 II street northwest.
loans.
s35 900 at s per cent; So 900 at ] per cent +,
In sums IF not over 1000 Je2.tr
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BEAUTIFUL LAWNS,
II NAVY BLUE. SEAL BROWN. DARK
GREEN, AsnBLACK WITH HAND.
SOMG BOEDER.
ALSO. goo PIECES OF Lawns, WHITE
GROUNpWIIH BLACK. BROWN, BLUE,
LkNENDER FIG URES.
GATHERS. .OS Market Space.
Beautiful Lace Stripe Whit Goods very d ne quality
only Is. Also. Striped Victoria Lawns only Is.
Black Grenadines, 10 striped, plaid, 6gured and
fancy mesh. Is, 20, Is, 81, 81, 50.
All OF our Dress Goods at cost
All Of Onr Dew ParssOls with fancy handles at cost
fure Wool Black Cashmere. very wide, 81. Also,
Black Cashmerss. very wide. so.
Black & paCas, double width. very fine, %.
Black silks very cheap, IS, y, 81, 81 IS, $50.
striped Summer Silks very cheap
BOnsdae Cambria, Is. Towels, 5. Pure Linen
Table Damask in remnants of IL, 2, "a, ga, yards
ler gths, on'y 80 Children Bordersd Handkerchief,
pure linz g. Linens and Casslme for Boy wear
cheap. CARRIERS. SOs Market Space.
Excellent Calico. As. worth 5. Je2l- tr
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
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BOARDING.

4 LADY having q Ho-d ana pleasant heae IL
- ConEscuc y oull Ike - secure a few b MD
al comforts required - make country house a.
GIVE, ~ miles from NeS York Terms. 81 Ger
week tor stuits Aodress HON X Star 0ttra. 1t
COOP COUNTRY BOARD IN pr,Va,e fam ~ On
~ ". NJ r. between shsusnioah rivsrs.
splsI did nshing and b'sti good s-connl iati'us
ApPiy 10 &. MoRGiS, siyert0R, warren ssun!g.
SUsMER BOAsDERs, near Waterford, Lou
ply to pANlD \. B. HoUGH' Waterford LSaac9a
COUNTRY BOARDING-TwO or three pleasant
y ROOMS, now vacant, can be secured for balance
OF TIE season; only miles out on Metropo ran
yenient; rot two minutes walk distant For p1rticu
lars address L. B., $50 City P. o. JeB-6t-
SUMMER BOARDERS- Hill Yarn
by oven s.t t0S O. the %osS s e
mos, besuiifuliy situated 10 Lonaoun county. Va. A
ssSiss HESsos sfMPscs sT%i TSSdc@n
avenue. Will HoGs, $50 La avenue js7 ~.
1901 PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE FOR
i.sst Rooms: sits BOARD Mrs T. @qa RIDE H5SFi
COUNTRY RoARD-A private family living 0-ar
~ Catoctin olntsin, re miles south II Hsmil-
information can he obisined hy addressing n ~
TAIl Oh, Hughe-ville, Loudoun Co, Va. R-fer-
enoe MG. 7. Harper, Nc. llls Sth street, Washing
COl NTEY BOARn.-Tne new Poardiag house.
Home Hill 81 x. Fslls Church, IL now open.
Rcrms large and pleAsart grounds Beautifully
8 AIDED, " here Children have plenty f0r eNer-
Cise. Terms low rooms very Pleasant. For terms go
and see OF write TO A b. NODINE, prop. mSl Sw
RUAhplNG.-kleCzntly Furnished south trout
- Rooms, with lrstclsss BOARD, a. sci Mis-
scuri uue; cor 81 street, fronting otsnicS Gar
aens and Park, splendid summer location. mSl Ina
,RohRDERs for The summer can be soo9mm n ted
Az at the TALBOT HOUSE. RArnesville. Mont
g p1erS county. Nd sn1 half mile FROM Brn-sVie
DEPOT, two miles from Sugar Loaf Mountain kc-
comm1Gation Tor Carriages and horses. stage meets
every tram. Terms moderate. Address r. T 4 l.
B0TT, Bafnesyille. Md. my2s colin
I AIDES AND GENTLEMEn can secure pleSs-
IL ant font ROOMS AZ the FREMONT HOUSE,
with good Hotel BOARD AZ very low rates. myltT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-21

SUMNER SILK SLAUGHTER.
FOR TWELVE DAYS WILL OFFER
Summer kibs at Csc, worth %.
Iron Grera0ines, IS, 81 anu SOC.
AHSilk SWiped Grenadines, 50 and 621zc. worth a
Plan PonEse Silks, best goods, Vie, worth g.
LOO yards Lawns, best goods, l0c.
600 yards & oice Lawns. l21sc worth Is
Linen awDs, 70 and sc. ,ch cap.
Bstls.s, Linen Suitings, Linen Suiting
EnbroideTies ard Lsce5 to match.
All Sun mer Dress Goods sold at cost,
Pure Llama Lace Saclues, IS, worth go.
Percses, 8. 10 and l21sc.; CalIcoes, ~, So, &c
all Summer Csssmeres at cost
Carpets and Mattings at cost.
je2l-h 700 MARI et SPACE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-21
FOR RENT AND SALE.
PEA ESTATE BULLETIN

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