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STATE 0FATExAS.

1t gives TO the Passenger view oil the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds OF the West,
It's passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none in the State. Pullman's
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Cars
leave st. Louis daily via the NJ, X. IL Il. R'y
at i. m. Hannibal at 10 n, M, and Sedalia
ct G:23 p m, running through to DeniSon,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hous-
ton without change Connection is also made
M sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
Ihe connections of this Road with the NJ,
*. Il I. nj DenisOn for st. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and all
points North and East; with the Texas K Pa
cihc at sherman for ~. Louis, Cairo, Mem
pAis, and all points East and Southeast, and
ut Houston with the g., Ii. q s. A for san
Antonio, the g., ii. ~ II. Tor Galveston, the
Texas u New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
orange, ETC., the Morgan ana Mallory Steam
shil tor all points on the Gulf and Atlantic
coasls, ANA the Liverpool IL Texas steamship
Line TO Liverpool, H2Yre and other Euro.
peau cities are perfect, while its freedom
rom dust and heat on account of the nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country over
which II passes, with its cooling sea breeze,
pleasant scenery of broad prairies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields of cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render ii especially
desirable and advantageous to travellers and
shippers in preference TO others,
ST. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
except Saturday at 2:20 p. m, Houston at
2.oJ p. N =, Hearne at 30 p. m, Dallas T:5j u.
IN. and Denlson ut ll:lj Il. m.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN,

Four-lno Advertisements inserted twice In
this column for Twenty-Five Cents, and
al the rate Of Five Cents per Line for each
subsequent insertion.
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Buy Your Tickets and Ship Your Freight
BY the
Houston and Texas Central Railway.

The following offices and Agents have
been establishing By this Company, where
only the IL. * 4. 3. Railway, but Texas gem
orally:
+. l.. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, AZ BrOadw, Y, N. Y.
Gen. j. b. RO ERTSON, Pass. & Immigra-
ton Agent, lib n. Third street, st. Louis, Mo.
y. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, lOl
Clark street, CHICAGO, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent, No..
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
j. Il. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information may also be had at the ageD-
cles Of the NJ. X. Il T. Railway, in New YORK,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and St.Louis
j. WALDO,
Gent Pass. 4 Freight Agt, Houston, Texas
j, DURAND,
Genl sept, Houston. Texas. ian26lm
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wantsd-Male Help.
Mantsd-Feinale Help.


DY'A PRIVATE FAMILY-A gentleman
ID and wife as bOarders. convenient To bu
siness and no other boarders. Rooms large,
with southern exposure Address" -. W. b., -
Herald office. mayl-2t
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MARES One span Of fine Mares. fifteen
vi hands high. Apply ct Mr.. Wells IN
East Dallas, OF DrOvers' and Butchers sa'
loon. apr1j-st
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hIVORUES legally ana quietly obtained
| } Tor incompatbilty, etc; reference un,
experience. A. GOODRICH, Attorney at
law, 1871 DeaIbon st., Chicago, Ill. tan1S-Sm.
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DRINATE BOARDING. First.class Day
Il - ard, OF Board and Lodging. for gentle
men, az the Bryan House, Lamar street
m
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10 Rent.

4, GENTLEMAN and wife can procure q
"A furnished south room and good board,
by calling at IA Bryan street, one block from
the san Jncinto street ears. nay2it
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NNE large front room. Also, u stable with
" lot suitable for five horcts. Apply on the
premises, Mt 3l3, conner Austin and Jackson
streets. lnhgE'-J
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ILLINOIS HOUaE, No. l0ll Main street;
L board and lodging 20 20, dag board g. 80.
npl7-tf t
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IAlN ARTERY OF COMMERCE. AND TRADE
TO ALL POINTS.

And offers the Best Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better AccOmmoda-
portions Of the Great Empire
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Miscellaneous Wants.

MUSIC :ESSONS-Miss Sabrn Cooley Will
vi give instructions ON the planoiorte, AZ
her rooms, No. MIG Elm street. Pupils VIII
have the benefit Of the use OF n fine piano,
Terms moderate. apr@O-lm
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A FRONT room, furnished or UNFINISHED;
a pleasant location; southern exposure.
Terms moderate. Address, \. NJ, Herald
Office. mGy9'lt
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V'WO BRICK srORES-On the south side
1 of public square. Also three rooms.
Apply to W, l., huffman, upstairs, in the
odlce OF Messrs. stevens " Field. apS0dlw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-28

Members OF Congress and others who have
business in Washington are coming TO the
city by every train and are on the lookout
for quarters for the session. A large proper
ton OF them seem inclined TO take rooms and
board rather than TO go TO the hotels, conse-
auenfly those who have eligible rooms or
can supply satisfactory board should make
known the fact through the advertising
COLUMNS of THE STAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-28

The late news from the seat of war indi-
Gates that while the Turks are not gaining
any new victories, they are fairly holding
their own, and that at any rate they will be
able To hold the Russians in check until the
rainy season comes in TO put a stop to the
lighting this season. There is some question,
however, whether the Turkish army will not
suffer more from the inclemency of the
weather In wintering in Bulgaria than the
Russians, who are more Injured to severe
cold The main difficulty with the Russians
will be to keep up their line of communion
ton over the Danube during the winter, and
TO provision their troops al such distance
from home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-28
RUFFALO LITHIA WATER FOR
HEMATURIA.

AasscaI Efeo Of ths Buffalo LifAia Water-Stafs-
Msaf 0 W. 3: UstLsos, Editor Of ths Kess Neps,
CRssfe1fosrs, Nd:
For over three months have been suffering with
Hematuria, and number Of the most eminent phv-
ucfans Of Maryland have treated NE, without an
parent effect The los Of blood has been large ana
eo1tissoHs. Hot gill Of clear urine, TO NV know
ledge, has been dIsehargeA within the ii ne named
On the 18th Of June laid aside all meSicips sno
commenced the use of the BUFFALO LrrHIA W.rTE
Noe. and :, and its effect wae IN .gicai IN az,
days fAs loss a blood had entirely ceased, and nv
Judge. Some days have nov q ard ana n hsvs
had no tsturn Of the trouble in aay form Il write
this without solicitation or the kaose Lefss Of am
one end only from . sense Of duty 10 otheys Shs
may be affieted Ike mysaf ~ WIZ
CHKsIERIowN. nD-, June 3Oth, M
Thee WATkRS, In cases Of six esllona can he
3 had ct sT0Tr q CB0MWELL, Washins a.So
THOMAS r. GOODE.
pVes,~-Sr<-S. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-28

Those who have listened to or read the
speeches of the Sioux chiefs AT the Grand
Council at the Executive Mansion cannot
but confess that their requests are reason
able. They ask TO be allowed TO remain
where they are, or, If they must be moved,
they very naturally want TO go TO a we'll
wooded, well-watered region where the soil
is susceptible of cultivation. 1t is certainly
encouraging to hear them express a desire
10 learn the habits OF civilized life and
ask the government TO aid them TO do
so. IL is therefore lot TO be wondered
at that they should find stout cham
pions in Gen. Crook and Mr.. William
Welsh, and that the public sentiment in fact
should demand that their request be favor
ably considered. Gen. Crook, from long
practical experience, knows the cost OF fight
ing the Indians, and is convinced that Ii is
much better TO conciliate them than TO incur
their hostility. He believes ii would be better
for tb EN- to select their future homes, and is of
the opinion that II would cost ten times more
TO force them 10 remain on the Missouri river
than IL would to feed them on a reservation
OF their own selection, and his judgment
should outweigh that of the theorists I'M
versed in Indian affairs.
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To Correspondents.

All letters Intended for publication referring IN
any way to the editorial department OF the paper
should Be addressed 20 TAs Edttor Of The Say Those
RELEASING to its business departments should be sd-
dressed 10 TA> PEbhShe, of The STAY. Observance
of these directions instead q addressing such letters
provoking delays
Checks, etc, In payment Of bills should in all cases
bemsde payable TO the order Of Tas Ereaiss STAY
NsTSp0psT COnpany,-nOt 20 that Of any individual.
~ Ne anonymous communications read. DO re-
eetsd communications returned.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

troR RENT-EoVsts with eli c1aveaiaEoes. de-
IL sirahsy loesfed IN Washington 81 Georgetown.
cont slt ins IT. m "a Il f-o- go -
So per mouth. Inquire A. Y. FOX, Nc. 9So
streef porthweSt s-rll In
L'CR RENT-nesirsht- RESIDENCE. NJ. ass
n street northwest between 9th and TO- stree q:
twelve ms; ell ilofern cnnveHieDces h-irk
stable, &c. Also, BOISE 1909 hsrylsnd aveuue
sCu' invest. twelve rooms and dcrl UVonieUcos
Also, GARDEN FARM q a. scre., , use. tab =,
sc within ~ niles Of CITY. CARsiNsrCS q
CARRINGToS Al O, ney az Law, asa Louiss . :
avenue. opposite CITY Hall. SIPS Ina
EOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE No. - 81 str set,
Georgetown, on Inc II q street cas-: water. sss;
rent lo~. Apply 10 TH0s X. kAGGANAN. No.
S19 Ith street northwest. srri-lm'
L'0R SALE-FARM, Containing 10 acres 81 yslu-
l. able Land, in Primes George = couatE, Nd tao
miles from Potomac Greek Landing, and two aud n
half fTc.n ". Il. Inquire of W. Q. JOHNSON
Nc us IS h s,r, ct northwest. sep. I'm
k,NoR RENT-pwElLlSG No. lOi High street.
- G,orsetown, near d street, about II TeoIr.
LAWRENCE, No. 25Os street. sepsSS-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-28

At public meeting the other plight in
New York Hon. John Morrissey made the
boast that, while there were some acts in his
life which he regretted, he never stole public
money. Come to think of it, we don't know
that the honorable John ever was accused OF
This crime. His career as a state and ma
uonal legislator has always been OF mega
tive character, but in private life the same
cannot be said Of his course, which has been
positively striking. There are many who
would be willing to condOne his past irreg-
ularities OF life If he would only show a dis.
position TO discontinue practicing them. Re-
pentance without works availeth nothing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-28

The WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
all the News Of the Week; the Great Fire
at the Patent Office; Political Intelligence;
the New York Republican and other State
Conventions; latest from the Conflict in the
East; The Presidents Southern Trip; the
I.O. o. F. Grand Lodge; Agricultural Mat
Iersi White House and Department News;
Iroceeuings OF the Courts; Local Affairs;
Choice Stories; Poems and Sketches: Aerf'
cultural and Household matters, etc
IsrTtE 81 per annum, In ADVANCE hostage
prepaid; single copies five cents, in wrappers.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

ZOE EEE1. Foa RENT.
y .Tnisled bcn-s, IL rounTs. MOI. ifnr -. . ~
TT isheo Il cuse. ~ rooms. mod in.r' - III
EItO Fenn = aVen ~ n " q. MONS, ND inn - q
l&1f a street northwest. II Rooms NOD fI-s =
zoo ath street southcs-f. ~ ros,Trs ard s-nrr.
-. lmr.-Vuh store. { -. without - \
zo1 - street. orfeenEf. 70 rcurus. maf IN, =. =
1904 lth stree N " 81. rcCus. store ana stable y
1ftfs Ito street ~. ROOM. store snt csf' AZ
1910 llfh street nnrthNe-f, % rnafns mod inn
% litn street notthN ct, sisr. ani cellar - =
osA lsth street northwest. raous. water IN yard
SlS street n.rthes-f. rooms aua ce,lar- a
70. HOFFMAN. R-sl Fstass AgrTt
sef2sN Nfe streaf norfhu esf.
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senator Conkling must be convinced by
this time that even If he did have 295 out of
iO4 delegates at MS back In the New York
convention, his course has met with the dis
approval OF majority of the thinking men
of his party. The republicans, says the New
YORK Tribune. will give their earnest, unfal-
tering support to the nominees of Mr.. Conk-
liDg's convention, but they will have it un-
derstood, at the same time, that they are not
hostile 10 the President of their choice even
though they may not believe that the wis
dom OF his actions has always kept pace
with the purity OF his purposes. The New
York 7iIses goes SO far in its report Of the
convention as TO stigmatize his conduct at
Rochester as that of a brutal bully. Editori-
silly Il deprecates Conkling's course and
says II the republicans are successful in this
coming election, ii will be due TO the aggres-
sive energy and honesty of purpose which
are still 10 be found in the ranks of the party
and not al all TO the ability, earnestness, or
political tact OF the party leaders. The New
York Ere7ain0 Post says that whatever the re
suit may be, no self-respecting republican
who has any pride In the pas: OF his party or
any hope for its future, will fail to MAKE
known everywhere and al all times that. as
between Thomas c. Plat and Roscoe Coax
ling and President Hayes, he adheres to the
President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-28

Senator Conover, OF Florida, wants TO be
an angel and with the angels stand-that is
10 say he wants TO make his political saliva
ton in Florida sure, by acting with thedem-
ocrats In the Senate henceforth. This will
make the republican majority in the Senate
still more shaky
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-28

The republicans are much more hopeful OF
carrying Ohio than they were a week ago.
The registry law will, they claim, gain them
20,0OO votes this year because OF its cutting
of outsiders who have heretofore voted in
OHIO; and from the fact that the republicans
nave registered more generally than the
democrats. Also, IL is said that a serious
disafection offoreign- born voters has broken
out against Bishop. the democratic candidate
for governor, on account of his Know-Noth-
Ing record. On this ground the Irish JTnCti-
Gator, an influential paper published at Gin
ctnnati, will come out strongly for West,
and denounce Bishop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-28
lie TAOUGHTFTL
PAUSE AND MEDITATE.

he TAOUGHTFTL
PAUSE AND MEDIATE.
TWO QUESTIONS
OF GREAT IMPORTANCE
PRESENT THEMSELVES
FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION.
THE FIRST is
HAVE YOU TO BUY
ANEW PAIL SUIT
THE OTHER Is
BY WHAT MANS
CAN 1T EE BOUGHT
TO THE BEST ADVANTAGE?
TO AID
IN YOUR DELIBERATION
OF THESE MoMENTOUs QUESTIONS
ATTENTION is INVITED
TO THE FOLLOWING FACTS.
FIRST.
With great care and due regard for the varying
tastes and circumstances of al our customers,
that we feeI confident approaches nearer to Just
whs, is wanted than any line of goo - ever before
grised in the selection all the styles including
Plan, Medium, Fancy, Nobby and Loud P .tteras.
Gus deyotes Of Fashion, can be suited.
During the present unseasonabIy warn weather
while he demand for FaiI GOots Is not very active
s F VIII ar give s an an opsoriTni t. buy at very
T. pa, later In the ason So that it 1t is oh siousy
10 the advantage CT ali
To Buy offs,
Buy at Once.
HABLE BROTHERS,
MEN AND BOYS CLorHIERS
sel23 tr- Corner Serenth and ID streess.
MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER.
tles TO be returned.
Pint Bottles. cork stoppersD 81 IS per dozen-ls
cts. per dozen allowed for empty bottles.
For sale by dealers generally, or at the Depot 81
Greene street, Georgetown, &c.
SAM'L G. PALMER,
sepA-u Sole Agent ID. O..
ENCOURAGE Il SOLE LEATHER
HOME LADIES' DRESS,
INDUSTRIES. GENTLEMEN'S
II AND PACKING
TR L " X S
In great variety, unexcelled for great strength du
rability and neatness,
At the Trunk, Saddlery and Harness FACTORY OF
JAMES 5. TOPHAM,
425 Serenfh street,
Joining Odd Fellows Hall.
REPAIRING.
Trunks Covered and Repairing promptly and
.no-uuSnIy doEe sep2-tr
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Bl SIN ESS OHANCES.
en- I'm IN CASH OR NOTES via be siren
Sl ,oVU for swolt-locat,d Bri, Houss; price
n nes TO exceed $500. Address "Domus' scr Of
EoR SALE AMI ST0Re f0R KkNT-A.
.eS OVEN .ndsJ-The fixtures q Sore No.
west I.erss a. HENRY ksssMsR.
SlVV from the Northwestern Buiiding Ass6-
eIs iaS on ., gsSa Sea unity Apply to the ea.7
81 SO0 WILL skCURE THE INTEREST
I,JoO Of q rSiirins partner IN aPl' sssn-,
essh ireome Cali st o3i New York svenus from
10 u Saturday. sep2s So
I Aw sTUDENT.-rhe following Lew s5Es f-r
.,ss BLACKSTONE, GreerIest on E,iEen.e AT vi :
Willisms IN Personal Property. and Bonviar's nc
g IAry. Cal on c. NJ. hEA1Os, Jr., 10 or nt
DARTNER WANTED, with from three o. ye
thousand dollars, IN a well-establishel aIl par
closet nyestfgsron: pTinc pal once % go d nan.
Address " MsbUfsct 4re.' star once IL
A sACRIFICr-IOO scTes q iiae LAND w-Th
"a splendid RESIDENCE in natural grove. on
elevated ground; fue view excellent water, AID IN
SIGHT OF silver Spring DEPOT miles north OF ash
sE1co, The rcinsf cost bciIs SIS -. Tarms
easy Title COED. Inquise OF Agent. si,ver
HOTEL TO LETT The handsose hvg-story
IL Hotel csrner Of Chatham square snd Worth
t-uraBt included; building newly raintss And 90
sDsd Thi. hotel is lOeste in tbe test part q New
Marks, aa Park Row. Room 2 ,. N Y ''t .ep9,si
$4,000 OF PEr 5000 :, no o. L ,I5 Qs REAL
appy to u DEcAMP $40 ios RST sf cent Ss 'r'
ITO ENCHAsGE-No- top BUGGY Tor . light
60, Ill sGE e., ais; wanted Man std Nlf. .n
CIGAR STORE AND FINTUREs FOR SALE;
~ good Location. low Il \. BlkNE, Re
ESTATE Agent, sOs 7th street northwest. sep27 So
WANTED TO BUY-BRJCK DWELLING.
w about 10 rooms west Of 7th street price IS 60
will Ray 81 coo down. D. Z. r., Cisy psst office.
EoR LEASE-r,n or ffIeen wears. a vALU.
l. WAGGaMAS SIS 7th h' st o. : 's'' .opg as'
E'OR sALE-A JEWkLKY and CTG16 ST0RF
= combine; ~ a gocd location;a rare chance, AZ
dress BUSINESS, Star Office ser97 81
EOR BrNT-wAREHOUsE ON b street, Iear
I 18th, northwest oppc.Ite v hol' sale MARKET; ren,
.oinipg warehouse. s.p7-8t
A sIPEBItR s-sTOP 0RGAN; also, choice
"A PIANO, for sale at great bargains aud
CO.'S Piano Rooms, sII sth street north vi sFt
west. sep7lw'
WANTED-PARTNER, With $500 capital 10
and established Mechanical Bushes, 10 t1pS
9 S4e sSsk Highest rsterebsss given and
--eoteEo ~. - cAai pinCc. tepa
EoR RENT-STORE at > oriheast corner Of Eth
L ana streets northwest. opposite wholesale mar
ket Ii has and best ada pied for Flour
business rent W i'll be maze satisfactory TO res nom
s pi. tenant Apply to J y. HANNA, ebsteL Law
oollolne sepH-3t
E>OR SALE Or EXOHANGE-WilI sell for cash,
or exchange for real estate, stocks honds, or
ether securities, well established BUSINESS
pay ng from rs Ia leo per cent amount NECESSARY 10
invest ranging fom $500 TO 10000; owner retir-
ing from business. For particulars cali on or address
JOHN BoWLES, Real Estate Broker, 5II I'm 81
H.. eefa he'd nr 4.
sepN-EI'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-28

Acreage strorn Daily Circulation Deer
15.5OO-beino more than three times that
Of any other daily paper in Washington,
fOOefher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-28

Issue on the LIST snc 18th q each mouth sBcl-
ietiu OF a. property Tor sale AM rent or rly beoks,
which can be lsd app.iossoa - gY once, OF siI
Re sent 81 mail a desired.
Loans.
10000 a. sPsr cent "a 900 Al per cent.
NO lr
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Raj ESTATE BULLETIN

1hos v. wAGGANsS. $40 Seventh ST.
tChsnees made every "wednesday ani Saturday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-28
0IsTBICT BONDS FOR SALE.

65 Congress due I'm 1924, interest Feb and Aue
D Pr cent Gold Funding Loan Congress-, due in
lse2, interest due January and july.
per cent. Gold ratified BY CongressD due in ls,l
interest January and July -
Q per cent. Currsncy Water Bonds dua I'm 1soa
interest January and July ~'
per cent. Currency us year Bonds" due In lsgl,
interest January and July '
, per cent. Greenbsck Certificates for paying taxes
We offer these securities for sale at a moderate
con mission from cost. PETRR CAMPBELL
Banker and Broker, 1f3l Penns. avenus, fCorco-
ran Building ,ana-Jw
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MONEY WANTED.
Owing TO the great demand fer mousy we one, q
ell within sixty days large collection Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
DIAMOND AND OTHER SOLID GOLF
JEWHLRY,
CUES, REVOLvERs, &C., &c, ct
IXTRAORDIHARY GREAT BARGAIHe
Every article fully warranted Ct
3. 9OLDefRIH q OOU.
Oommt0ton Brokers,
1y0-6 Corner 10th and d strees
0SA TO $4,000 INVESTED IN sTOCl
XOU PRIV1LfGEe PAYS LARGE PROTITe
WIits Tor q Page book, Men and Idioms Of Wal
street., and Wal street Review. 0KNT RREB
JOHN HICKLIEQ q CO.,
oo0-U Bankerl and Broker, n Broedvsy ~ NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-28
FIRST.

With great care and due regard for the VARYING
tastes and circumstances of all our customers, we
have prepared and put on sale q sto * OF Clothing
that we feel confident approaches nearer to Just
what is wanted than any line of goo ever before
Of, red 70 the people of Washington. Thsre il com
prsed in the selection all the styles incl ne
PLAIN, Medium, Fan cy, Nobby and Loud Pstter as
The most modest taste, as well the most sum ptu
Gus deyotes Of Fashion, can be suited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-28

kUB kEHT-aandsomely furnished ROOMS,
! fronting eouth, without board. tive squares VI
Arnnetnn Hotel and one square Of Hamilton House,
10 10. A4OS L direct northwest. Also. Brick Sts-
Do pepS-l0s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-28

TO AID
IN YOUR DELIBEBATION
OF THESE MOMENTOUs QUESTIONS
ATTENTION is INVITED
TO THE FOLLOWING FACTS.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF Co
PARTNERSHIP.
me eopartnership heretofore existing between
John ii. Masruder and Henry p Howar under
the hrm name of MAGRUDER HOWARD. IL
this day dissolved by mutual consent, John H. Ma
III. P. HOWARD is aloue authorized to recent for
all debts due the late rm aud assumed the nav
ment OF all outstanding indie btedness against the
same. JOHN Ii. MAGRUDER
HENRY p. HOWARD,
Washington, d. c., September "a, lS77
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CA D.
The undersigned legs leave TO inform his friends
az the Gust mers of the late firm that he will con
unCe the GROCERY BUSINESS at the old stand
corner and 7th streets northwest and res
sellers "A share o. their patronage
fep263t H. p HOVE Ann
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SECOND.

During the present unseasonably warn weather.
" lille the demand for Fail GOots is very actiye
We will give all opoOriuui to buy at a very
large per csDtaRe less than they will be compel I'd
& pa, later In the SO that it 1t is oh siousy
to the advantage CT all
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THE TIRST is
HAVE YOU TO BUY
A NEW PAIL SUITE