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PRoTEoTIOE. - The workingmen IN the
East who complain that they cannot live of
the wages they are paid, should turn their
attention TO the tariff, for it Is that which
prevents their wages from going as lar as
they ought to 90. The tariff increases the
cost of production, and consequently keeps
prices up. 1t prevents the farmer and the
stock raiser from selling their produce ar
reasonable rates, and thus 1t falls with sPe-
cial severity upon the working classes. Wa
ges are higher now than they were IN 1850,
but the cost of raising grain and stock Is
higher still in proportion, because of the
tariff. and so the wages will not 90 as far as
they used to. The tariff Is a patent mode OF
grinding the face OF the poor, and laborers
are blind indeed when they submit patient
" TO the extortion of that mischeyous IN
stitution. and make no effort TO overthrow
the incubus.-iSac Caioa Record.
, 1877-08-25

TIE CHARM OF REsERvE.-Do not be
too anxious to give away yourself, to
wear your heart upon your sleeve. 1t IS
not only unwise, it is wrong to make your
secret soul common property. For you
bring the delicate things of the heart IN
to contempt by exposing them to those
who cannot understand them. II You
throw pearls before swine, they viii turn
again and rend you. Nor, again, should
you claim too much openness, as duty
to you, from your child, your friend, your
wife or your husband. Much Of the
charm of life is ruined by exaeting de
mands Of confidence. Respect the natural
modesty Of the soul It's more delicate
flowers OF feeling, close their petals when
they are touched too TUdely. Wait Tlth
curious l0ve-with eager interest-for the
time when ell being harmonious, The
revelation will come Of It's oTn accord,
undemanded. The expectation has It's
charm, for as long as life has something
to learn. life IS interesting; as long as
friend has something 20 give, friendship
is delightful Those who wish TO destroy
all mystery in these they love, TO have
everything relealed, are unconciously
killing their own happiness. II IS MUCH
to be with those who have many things
to say to Us which we can not bear now
1t is much to i've with those who some
times speak to Us parables-if we love
them. Love needs some indehniteness IN
order to keep his charm. Respect, which
saves love from the familiarity which de-
grade II, IS kopt vivid when We feel that
there is a mystery III those we love which
comes Of the deF5h Of character. Re
member thas ig-xiciating your own re
serve, or that of another, you destroy
that sensitivoEcsS of character; and beauty
Of chasact,r Is not 50 common IS not to
NIL q Il 2 c..lnl !l.-r - .E.il l.
, 1877-08-25
SpECgRE rgEFGUyS.

Piaros. Billiard Tables, Furniture. Glass, G!ass-
ware and ifs contents IN eases or otherwise Qaeeus-
w.r, Marble anf Castings. taken only ut owner :
risa OF damage, trt~Gg1-oT i.sbage,
A...> IurV=ut:ues, q Banning Fluids, OILS aE3 ali
other Eqai5s, IN o.Lcr vessels, at owners
riSk Cf j. .s-t.
Fg=5 taken only n owners risk Of b;Taktce.
Flu.-s E.-,eil.hss md all Utlpr perishable prop
egty NJ CgIcr'S : risk OF f-u-t or decay.
Furniture not boXel, and all ESricultugal AMI
Mechanical iHi ilementS, set mp or knocked Down,
~ owners III aI damage and Jhsf:r hrca kase-
NUT Wlil tie Comp ry De- responsible for de5ielcIe-
IL any E.ri ue-s tie same IS se iaiy r,crT'ci o-.
, 1877-08-25
E2nWy erEEgtE RATES.

D-'.-.rsI % 1s 0. : y cas- E.r,s a, Hg7rla.
N-sel.sr.l-e, Tfs.;t anl Vegetables sa-1e rates rs
"a eve cr tcu Taessurtiaeut
NoJ. ol,-'s'. H.'-7 th.n tha abcye rates pr ton
welt. E.tf l.iits esch lO cents.
WcuI, Sand, S'oae aaI Live stock at a-re-d On
rats ~ OF dGwB, iy ,Tr io1l
uaulLe rates u: LAST lfei-ht ,.-"k gss, up or
d1Wr. rsseyci FINN O. dei.vrcl 10 houis
Al ifr;sLt not Ce..TrIe3 lr:ore P. II. the day
al-I it s received rt tie LEI Cts w:il De stored at
owner eNfvi,~- sv3 r!as.
AID al Freight received at deri:s viii heat owners
r.-- ot 4-e uHlI =. pfl delivered b. cor-iueeS-
Al bis payable II soi+ con b-to,e delivery OF
f.tisAt.
, 1877-08-25

GOODS. HERcH4NDISE, Etc, ETC.
From WalIula 10 Walil Walla........... ...-s4 O0
From Waiiuia 70 oWhi;uan-..-.--.----.---- -
From Wh.t,lar to Nal'a Ws,ila..- 60
- Buildinr Material i Aerisulturalard Nechan-
ici Implements Lime, Sc, FTeiSLtea % Wallula by
o. 3 =. Co l0.tS az geiuoei measurement VIII be
Fre-Ltei 10y AT the foregoing rates, on o. ;. n
co = reduced measurement
, 1877-08-25

A wIFE's bosom should be the tomb Of
her husbands failings, and his character
far more valuable In her estimation than
his life
, 1877-08-25

THE apron has gone ont Of fashion. Now
We eannot see for the lie of Us what a Elan
with his eyes ful Of soapy water VIII do
when the towel IS IN the wash and his wife
has no apron
, 1877-08-25

NoSE IRE too wise 10 be mistaken, but
few are 50 wisely just as to acknowledge
and correct their mistakes, and especially
the mistake Of prejudice.
, 1877-08-25

How GiREs ':SIRINE OUT. Women
are not gr4,=ful when clad in other old
wcmens gowns and learning to swim,
They lack rcpoze and dignity when they
try to STRIKE ous7 in the water or on
table. Their action is loo abrupt and
spasmodic They kick out too long after
they strike out with their arms. Theythen
kick straight behind ike a cow. They
won't impel the body ahead at all. 1t cniy
remains in statu quo, or else propels the
back awkwardly up ont of water and the
head under it. This makes a girl clad IN
an old womans gown look very ridiculous.
Then they are jealous of the only man in
the party dressed in one pair Of the old
mans pantaloons, who can 90 forth ii
deep wataSsxa swim. They are foreTer
wanting hfmW come back and show them
..how to kick" They think that ii they
could only learn TO kick properly IN the
water, they'd Swim right away. They vlll
net realize that girls must teach their
own limbs to do their oT7n kicking IN the
water-or out. 1t is pleasant for man
to attend lot Of girls il the water who
are good dancers but not good swimmers.
1t is pleasant to have the tables turned
once In while, and he able 10 contem-
plate others awkwardness. never couId
dance well. They say its because don't
put my mind in my legs. But can SWIM
can get my mind in my legs in the water.
| suppose it floats down there. But those
girls-to see them kick TO 10 purpose,
except to drive their heads under.
, 1877-08-25
PsssEN&ER RATES.

:;oT--~ The charges Of the Ealla Walla & Wallula
Transfer Comrany On down freight transferred 10
o. :. y. Co.. lJtts, lnculng the business Of for
wsriiul-, Is 20 cents yer ton. And up fTei. re
o.aiv-i flou o. = y. Co.'S l0ats and fUi waried 30
cents per ton. All down freight, for forward ship
I-gut not cgas.nei 20 parties at @allula, VIII be
turned over to tnls Transfer Company 20 forward.
-. s. BAKER,
President ". ss. & &. <. &. Go.
HALLA N6Li.A, August 25, lS76. lift
, 1877-08-25

To have ideas is 10 gather flowers. T,
think is TO sseave them into gavlands
, 1877-08-25
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THESE MACHINES aBE UNSURPASSED By
any ether fJr Drying or Fl.esryius Fruits a=l
Vegetable, oi uli h.is, aId aTe constructed Gni
furnished complete IL four different sizes, Tau ely:
The TS.l EElEE-lD Dryer capacity o =
bushels u pa- pr Lcur Viioe------.-..--..S -
The SGnau Family E:yer-oaFac.ty Of II
bushels per E0ui-
'Else Family D-yer-capaety Of bushels
Per hour price -'-S-'j
Tire Factory Dryer -eap=cty OF G baskets
Per EyuF-pIIee--
Th-se Dryers were awarded til Centennial Medal
aud Diploma at PillatslYl LA in 1876. Also the Geld
lIedl OF tie Stit Of Greg for ls-C, Tor excellence
Of favor, cjlo- ana condition Of Fruit.
Al sizes constantly On Land and furnished on
shortest notice.
ErEn and Conn , Ej&s,iS for sale.
For further particulars a2lTeSs
W = PLCNNER,
PiteLtee and Ailugfsorurer.
ST East Portland. Oregon.
, 1877-08-25

subscribe for your local paper.
, 1877-08-25
Hest Sewing Machine,

LsSSe "isS NdSEtHS.
row in use. The different varieties OF Grover Rak.
er's celebrated Sewing Machines now on hanl and l-
sale ut his Gunsmith Store, Main street WsIa
Walla, at San Francisco prices with freight adl-l
~ ] viii guarantee to keep these Machines in
good order, free Of charge TO the purchaser IStf
, 1877-08-25
Esages 0sa SIP Freight,

= = ~ -
.nnnS NEHnY fNDLSE ETN ETp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-14

The Virginia mind is a good deal torn up,
just now, over the ''Mofett regiSter,"a sort
OF punch the liquor sellers OF the OLD Do
minion are required to use with vigilance
and care in the case of every drink sold,
in order TO enforce the collection OF the state
tax, which upon alcoholic liquors 2S cents
Per drink. On the first day OF the introiuc-
tion OF the registers the liquor sellers RAISED
The price OF a drink nom ten cents To fifteen
cents, which the imbibers declare 10 be an
unwarranted extortion. There is an outcry
too, that the tax is unconstitutional, and
against the old Virginia resolutions. The
npholders of the tax, on the other hand,
maintain that the liquor tax is as good a
means as any other for raising q revenue
sufficient to meet the public obligations, and
that II is the duty OF all persons, retailers and
consumers, TO act fairly, and not TO endeavo,
10 produce dissatisfaction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-14

Attracted by the glitter Of gold in the Black
Hills or by a prospective SenatOrship from
the new state of Deadwood, and as lad as a.
halter because the President has failed 10
Keep his friends in office in Alabama, Sena-
tor Spencer Is said To be indifferent as to
whether he returns 10 attend the special SEES
sion OF Congress or not. Mr.. Spencer is
chairman OF the military committee, and II
he concludes 10 stay away, Mr.. Wadleigh, OF
New Hampshire, who stands next on the
list, Will have 10 take his place.
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"LE7'S TALK HORSE.r

OPINIONS
or the fOllOtctHg rel bHOIch gentlemen dTtrers ~
fkiS eIfV, trhO hare 5OVght aud are nOIc HSing
BECkER'S celebrated s 25 HARNESS:
"This harness beats New York and Chicago for
ORVILLE g. GRANT. Esq. , wilard's Hotel.
IAN extraordinary harness for S2 "
MAJ. NICHOLSON, L. 5. Marine Corps.
"a splendid road or track harness."
Course.
prefer Becker's SIS harness to my SIS set"
ANBREW ARCHER, a., Dry goods Merchant.
VERY low in price and excellent in quality"
G. c. DUSOBN-ON, Eco, Auct.. 9th and d SITS
"A good business barnes"
". ". HcCOl LOT Gil, Esq Lumber Dealer, New
Jersey avenue
Us. BOHBER, JR., Esq, Silver Springs, Md.
"A remark able handsome and cheap harness and
suiai le Tor Professional gentlemen.
DR. sCHAFHlBT, Druggist, II ar N. q. sts.
".n, delighted with ny SIS harness and friends
A. NICHOLSON, Esq, Carroll Place.
Just ~ . harness for livery stables"
LEADlNGHAM WIDDICOMbE, Stables III,
Lear 18th street.
"We have a in our stables and they ear well :"
KEYS SMITH, Stables lith st, near Pa. ave.
Have rsed the SIS harness nearly year, and
W. O. O'MEARA, Esq.
~ Sample set on exhibition at Rockville Far.
BECKER'S
HARNESS AND TRUNK Factory,
sepl0 1917 Pa. ore.. ADORE Wiiiard's.
THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY.
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To Corresponhenfs.

All letters intended for publication referring In
any way 20 the editorial department Of the paper,
should be addressed II, Ed;Or az TAs Sfar Those
relating % its business departments should be ad
dressed % TA> PH5I'sher n The S,dy. Observance
of thee directions will prevent provoking delays
Checks etc IN payment Il bills should in all cases
benade pay able ~ the order Of The Ersstnx Star
Nsrspaps- Ccv7p1sy.-nOt o. that Of any individual
81 No Anonymous communications read. No re-
tected communications returned.
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T UTTRELL & BURFORD,
l. 7OS street, OPP. General Post Once.
Houses for Rent.
No. DOG 9TH IT, house and store, mod fmrs--. 8 Us
No. 5O1 East Capitol s., 10 rooms, all %. .... 40
No. Sl3 18th street, rooms, mod. i'm ps.----.. s.
No. 40 Missouri ave., rooms, mod. imps..... 30
No. 32S sth street, II rooms, all mod. imps-. 81
No. S2O oth street store, ali mod. i'm ps...... so
No. 1879 l4th street, 10 rooms, all mod. imps- s.
Houses for Sale and EIcisGage.
We ofer q list Of Property, both improved and
unimproved, which can be sold at low figures AID
on terms to suit. Also, two nne houses in exchange
FOR email property.
$4,000 8 900, 2.OOO, L 900, 500, ct eight
Der cent. IytS-tr
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SECoND-HAND CLOTHING, FURNI
md Goods OF every description bought, and the
s,sness S :; Drioss DAid oTdsr p nal Iroapty
ecsls-1y ~ Strsst end Rs1af T.snus.
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III ~ l2I
WANTED- so 900 BOOKS, new, old ard rare
IN aid OF Practical Reconstruction. Also. purcba-
sers for a large stock. Books, STATIONERY. &C , n
lowest rates. HOPKINS SON,
sepl4-3t Opposite Govt BotsnicaI Gard
FALL STYLE HATS.
u FRESH STOCK JUST OPENED,
Soft and stiff FELT HATS, new shapes. q
Gentlemen Dress Hats, -, SIS aud IS. Alent
for KnOxb Dress b ats; price reduced from $50
10 IS. =. II. eTINEMETz, Halter,
1897 Peans pfraaio orenus,
pepii r Next TO corner of 18th street.
HAVING PURCHASED THE DRUG
HI STORE long and well known as" HtllerS-S
Pharmacy corner 18th and streets. take ~
pleasure In requesting my friends and the pub l.
lie generally 10 give me share Of their Patronage
have introd 10, &c and new supply Of the best
Drugs and Chemicals; also, varied assortms Mt Of
Toilet ArtiC Is. Brushes, Soaps, Parent Medicines,
and choice PeTfumery, and AM fully prepared 20 iii
al orders promptly.
Very respectfully.
sep4 sT NIlUAisD i, MALE.
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4rerope strorr Daily Circulation orer
1S.6Oo-betn0 more than three times that
Of any other daily paper lea Washsnoton.
ond more than that Of all the others added
fOOefhPr.
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DUFFALO LITHIA WATER FOR
HEN RIA.

Masica! Efed Of hs BSfalo Lithia W1tr-Stass-
mesf Of W. B. Usiioa, Editor Of the Kent NsUs,
Chsasrtotcp, Md
For over three months have been suffering With
HRmaturia, and O number Of the most eminent ply
siciAns Of Aary land have treated me, without sD.
pare effect The loss Of blood has been large and
Continuous. Not gill OF clear orfae, 70 my know
ledge, has been discharge within the time named.
On the lAh Of June laid ASIDE all medicine and
commenced the use Of the BUFFALO LirHIA WATER,
Noe. and ., and its effect was magical. In thrss
days the loss Of blood had eatiYslv ceased, aud my
Kidneys Sere working perfectly, as far Is 1 could
iunge Some days have now spscd, and have
nsd no return OF the trouble in any form write
TINS without solicitation or the knoDIsfss OF any
one end only from sense Of duty to others who
may De sfnicted Ike myself.
wM. B. USILTON.
GEEsTEsiowy, MD, Juno nth, lN7.
Inese WATERS, In cases of six gallons, can be
bad at the Springs At IS per case They can aIso
be had q eTOTT CROMWELL, WAshinston
4 city, d. c..
THOMAS +. GOODE.
,Propriefer Buffalo Lsthta Springs,
-sos9 = Sn Sirgiais.
nYEING DYETNG i
u GLOVES AID ORNAMENTAL FEATHfRs
especially.
sSs-tr 0I0 9th street, OPpO i.e Patent OGes.
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EOR RENT. FOB BENT,

[INUk kENI. FUB KENT.
Fine double House, handsomely furnished, II rooms
61S 1871 street northwest. 10 rooms mod. im D.. 8.
2I42 Penn q avenue NV, rooms, mod. imp &c
log Insle Place, II rooms and stable, mod. imp B.
81S street northwest, rooms, mod. imp ...-.. a
l2OS 9Th street rooms and store ..-...... g
BY let street southeast, rooms, mod imp -... 81
1S42 9th street northwest 10 rooms, mod. imp. &
200 5th street southeast, 10 rooms and store
mod. INNS, with store, $50; without .......-..- 81
2O2 5th street sOui beast, rooms, mod imp. g.
2O4 9Th street southeast, rooms, mod. inn ... &c
l29 street northeast, rooms, mod. imp. 81
1904 eth street NV, rooms. store and stable 3
613 llth street northwest, 2
6l4 18th street northwest rooms, ster in yard q
Az O street northeast, rooms and celar.a~ Z.
GIG 7th sire eft southwest. rooms and stable... .
22OS Virginia ave- no rthwest, rooms-.--.----- i:
X. D. HOFFMAN,
seps-st 90 II street Northwest
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A MEXICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH.
"A General Once, corner l0tn ana r. Id District ct
the Arlington Hotel Sd District, 50 Penn. avenue
Box rents to be reduced To 8 rs per month after
the lst Of July. Send for circulars.
instruments a-o p sced in the house OF any citizen
At the expense OF the Company, by which certain
signals can be communicated TO the Offices above
mentioned from which points the service req uired
n promptly rendered. A messenger can be called It
any hour day or night 10 60 any errand required.
- Policeman, In constant attendance ct office day
And night starts TO the house instantly hen police
can Is turned IN Once In telegraphic communities.
ton with seneraldre alarm. Engines at this door
two minutes after IRE alarm is turned In at house.
tnoned instantly dsv q Hight. No watc hman can
sleep on duty without BENG reported next morning
III attacked by robbers he summon assistance e
BY turning I'm police CALL II his regular sig.
mails are suspended, messenger 10 sent to know tie
nyH-eo6m r. l.. HUME, Precedent.
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COAL AND WOOD.

OUR PRICES FOR COAL DELIVERED
I'm QUANTITIES NOT LESS THAN TON
Eeg.--..-....--.SA - -
Chestnut.--.....-..SA 10
=" Stove 525
Eed Ash; Lorberry and Shsmokin .-.. 5 %
SenSins i Lyk ems, xpsIey s. :5
We guarantee a Goals as represented, 2.2l0 he.
TO the ton always furnished. Pine Wood delivered
from 81 90 TO %. Oak from 80 10 So
10. M. MILLER q son,
Principal Office, Depot and Railroad Yard -. street
and virginia avenue southwest. Branch Ofice-
02O Pennsylyania ave. northwest. sugE-tr
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HUI N ADJ AMOS
NEW APERIENT WATER.

Specially recommended for richness in aperient
SALT aud ts efficacy in Bilious attacks prevention
Of Cont, Piles, etc and as an ordinary aDerient By
LlEBlG, WICKLOW, SCAEZON1, ard SIR
HENRY THOMPSON, and the entire medical pro-
fessiOn 10 ENGLAND and Germany.
DIR. J. MARION SIMS, New York "As a laxative,
L prefer IL 20 every other mineral water"
DR. JAMES B WOOD, New York. Certain, but
Sc, tie and painless; superior to Any other bitter
water
DR. WEI. A. HAMMOND, New York "The most
pea. ant and efficient Of all purgatiye waters T"
DR. ALFRED l.. LOOMS. New York. "The most
prompt and most Efficient specially adapted tor
daily use"
DB FURDYCE BABkER, New York. "BeQures
less, Is ess dissgreeable and unpleasant than any
other
pB. LEWIS A. sAYRE, New York. Preferred to
any other laxative"
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Mansion at l4tb, and Mass ave-, all N. I...- 30
Store 1911 I'm street northw LIS
DO. SaO Vernon avenue, Is m. L..-..-..... la
No. zoo street G - rooms. all m. $780,. 20
No I'll AZ st. NV, Dr., sto., 10 gas, wa r-63s
No 1911 18th St nw Is all f...... ..-.--. 80
CorreI Montgomery and Gay. Georgetown.-----. rs
No ZIG 81 NV Il stable, t.-.... ......- e.
No. l22S Nj street NV, IL rooms, m t.. -.----- o.
No. 3 Cooke Pl. GeOt'D, br sto, Is rs, ami. g.
Con- er and Columbia, store and dw elling. g
No. 30 81 NV, Or, sto., rs, all l..-.-. 5
No CAD East Capitol st new. IL RS. all m. L.. S.
No. 3OS Missouri avenue, IL RS, and water. IS
former l4tb and cts NV, 10 rooms, i.-..-.. ~
NO. IolS 9Th street northwest, rooms, 10. T.. 10
No s13 3lst street northwest, 10 rooms, i..- ~
No SO1 E. Capitol st., new Dr., sto., all u H. &
O Iper I'd ard a W., over store, RS, all T.. IS
No 216 d street northwest, 10 rooms, ID. i-SH
No IO4 st. s.w., Dr., sto., ~ rs m. t....... -
No. ll2 18th ST. Sc. br stO., t....... -
Nc. 1920 81. NV. br.. stD ~. m .j......---.GH
No SI4 9Th st. De-, cottage, rooms, m. -. q
No. 3OS Kim street. lie Droit Park $1,000. $1,000. g
Store snd DIV cling IslS 10th ct NV, Dew..... Is
No. I21l 81. NV, new brick, rooms....-.. Y
Nc. 123S Of. NV, brick, story r.. m - Is
No. AUG Mass ave., rooms, gas and wa er q D
No. Az ST. s.w, r. onls, gas aud ster.- -. d
Store and dwelling sth and Il. 1. ave. NV, rs9S
Noe. @ IA Gas, 83 4 ct. Sc. n. rs, &. " Is
No. Il I'D NJ avenue NV, Dr., story, rsk B
Not. "a and Defrees st., br., rs, N. L...9 Is
No. 32y IL ST. Sc, frame, story. 6rs-.--....-. G
No. 623 18th street northeast, 6 rooms ....-.. Il
Store AID dwelling S25 Eth street southeast 49, IL
No. 1919 street northeast, new, rooms....... 10
No. 1924 Boundary, frame, rooms..-..-.....--. 10
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR RENT
Il By THOMAS J MYERS,
Zeal Estate Agent, l2I8 street northwest
Tr new ten-room BRICK HOUSES, 1918 ana
1917 l2ih street, between Rhode Island avenue snd
street norfhvtst modern improv ements.
One 7-room Brick II use, 1915 Ilfh street nv.
Gre s-roOm Brick House, iii 18th street NV
One s-rOt m Brick House, I520 columbia ST., a.
~ 2 IL reom Brick House, 2O6 Il mi.
espf3 w.
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33S 81. w, and alter, rs.........---.-. l.
Issue on the let and 18th OF each month "Bul-
ietiD of all property for sale and ret on ny books
which can be hsd on application az my Office, will
be sent BIZ mai Ii desired.
auction Sales.
On tn TUESDAY. Sept. l3th, al 3 p. m o street
between 18th and '4th. sepi3 IT
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Every genuine bottle bears the name Of THE APoL-
LISARIs Co. tl.nitedJ, London.
FOE SALE BY DEALERS, GROCERS AND
DRUGGISTS aug27- mwf eow,ly
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OUR STOCK
OF FALL SUITS

Comprise @sne e the haudsnmo-t STYLES ever a-s.
piatel ans v t'ra, beng varied o. ,l.-i-n and q
stefLs -Eit any Taste great ~ GrUy aIu'7- have
breu made IN the neral gTt up. aud hiEh Erirr
made garinents CA -urpass ,Htm IN point -
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CLOTHING.
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HABLK BROTHERS,
MEN AID BOYS CLOTHIERs
sepll tr Corner SeUe,sfh aud I'd sfs,~.sfs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-14

THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-14

FRUIT JARS
FRUIT JARS
FRUIT JARSi
Pure CIDER VINEGAR, for rickling.
BOSTON BAKED BEANS, IS per zen.
Headquarters for AKRON DAT MEAL and
GRApsr Flour
JEROME r. JOHNSON u CO.,
GrOcers, tMdsOnic Tenn pie,)
sepll4t 9Th and + streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-14

A fulI line OF COOKING S-OvEs and RANGES
BIBBS NEW SILNkk PALACE FIRE -
PLACE HEATERS. STOVES and FUR 5f3
hACES repsire in tie best manner We ssksy
Of our friends and the public generally a shareN6
Of their patronage. AL GoOis sold gu srsneted a.
represented inst dealing % MI
BEMEMBER THE NuMbER-el5 7th street,
between Ii and L. sepl2 3m