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Evening star., 1877-12-10
WM. hNABE & CO.'S
wORLD-RENOwNED PIANOS.

These celebrated instruments have been before
the public fer fOTty-yearS, and have re-<<z@1eR7
ceiVed the highest award wherever exhi- ETT n
blted. We give partial list of residents ~
Of this city who can testify az TO the merits of
these Pianos:
Prof. f. Barin. 1t. Chas. f. Kilbourne,
Anthony POllaCk, Mrs. NJ. j. Stone.
Col. Elliot Jones, Jos Daniels
Col I.uley. Mrs. Olivia Briggs.
Mrs. D.E.A. Adams. q. r. Schafer
DIR. Jas. f.. Morgan, Mrs. W. G.. Freeman.
Sir Edward Thornton. DIR. f. T. Frister.
Prof. J.W. Walter. DR.. 5 stearns. iss'''
John W. Nairn, John W. Mcknight,
Geo. VI. RobeSon, Emil :. Friedrich
Chas. Walter. ESD, &. G.. SmOOt.
George Kraft. Miss A. GRAY,
1liss Macgiil, Miss VI. l.. Dunn,
Miss Fannie +. Redfern. Thomas Blagden.
vi. =. Seihert. Leo Coyle,
John T. Barnes, 1t. Il. l.. Fades,
Mrs. NJ. II. Brady, Jas. q. Naylor,
Miss T.. Kelly, Miss V. Clare,
j. Shaw. Mrs. Hoecke.
ID. W. Haines, T. c. Woodward,
W. Drummond. y. Beach,
vi. l.. Chelini, Miss Bryan.
Major T. II. Bradley, W. F. Wheatley.
e.. w. SeaveT, Mrs. j. W. l.. Black,
&. +. Willett. Mrs. A. V. Moss
j. W. Deener. Gov. X. A. Crawford,
Chas. stott, &. G. Willard, Ebbitt
House.
and for sale on the most reasonable terms at
c. REICHENBACH's
PIANO WAREROOMS,
4o3 11TH STREET.
d10-2w A few doors above Penna. avenue.
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dec4-tr
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
OF
j. ST NLEY JONES,
511 SEVENTH STREET.

FOR SALE.
A HANDSOME RESIDENCE. 3-stories and Man.
sard roof. IL rooms. all the modern improvements
finely finished, and located in fashionable part of
the northwestern section. Will he sold cheap and
on terms TO suit. Price s.. 200.
DWELLINGS Nos 316 and 3IS ST. Me-. 3-sto-
rieS and basement, press brick fronts. rooms
and bath. new, mod. imps. Each S3, 500.
DWELLING, 18th ST., near q NV, stories and
basement, new, rooms and bath, mod imps
S2. SOO
DWELLING, 2 ST., between 18th and 18th n. w.,
stories and deep cellar, 3 rooms and bath, all
imps. and finished in best manner throughout,
81 feet front lot 100 feet deep. Cheap "a. 900.
Also, other desirable PROPERTIES located in all
sections of the city for sale at moderate prices and
on terms to suit purchasers.
Evening star., 1877-12-10
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS

ITO STREET. between 10Th and 18th streets.
Best quality Hooks and Ewes. 81. card. Good
Black Alpaca skirt Braid, Sc. piece. Clark's 90
yard Spool Cotton. only sc. spool. Double-wdth h
Beaver Goth. only 81. 30 per yard DOubie-w width
all-wool MatelaSse Dress Goods. in myrtle green
bronze brown. and navy blue, only 81 per yard.
Cnbleached Canton Fiannels (best makes, 81. and
up. Extra heavy all-wOOl Twilled Red Flannel
2oc and up. Atwood Blankets at cost To close OUT
the lot. Cnbleached CottOnS. 81. per yard and up.
20 Bone Hip Gore COrsetS. in boxes. 23c. Regular
made British Hose. 25c. Splendid SILK Clock Bal
bTiggan Hose. only soc. Elegant three button Kid
Gloves extra long, in black. white. street and
opera shades. only 81. % per pair. Lyons GrOs
Grain IL Baek Silks. soc. and up and complete lire
Of hTsf-ctGss Goods. many of which are much
under and all lower than ruling market prices.
Close buyers Of good goods should call at
d1O-tr BRODHEAD-S. 1905 + 81, bet. II h \ 18th
Evening star., 1877-12-10

The conjunction of Venus and the moon
Saturday evening was the most brilliant celes
tial spectacle of a year which has been noted
for its planetary displays. The atmosphere
was extraordinarily pure, and the approach OF
the two heavenly bodies in a clOudless sky
was observed by thousands of our citizens
The scenes presented at different stages of the
progress of the planets were beautiful in the
extreme.
Evening star., 1877-12-10
To Advertisers.

Advertisers are requested to send in their an
nouncements early in the day possible, and in
all cases before IL o'clock VI. The insertion in the
same days issue of those reaching the Office after
that hour cannot lie assured.
Evening star., 1877-12-10
To COrresponsients.

Letters should be addressed to the Editorial
Business Manager OF THE STAR, according to their
tenor, and not to any individual name. Otherwise
provoking delays may occur.
Checks, etc. should In all cases I've male payable
to the order Of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
COMPkNY.-nOt 20 that OF any individual.
AsrAnOnymOns communications not read; re-
jected manuscripts not returned or preserved.
Evening star., 1877-12-10

The managers Of the French exposition next
year will adopt the plan devised at our Cen
tennial exhibition of having the Photographic
portrait of the persons to whom issued placed
upon all season tickets, to prevent their
transfer to and use by other parties. But the
French will also improve in other respects on
some of the features heretofore considered
inSepaTable from such exhibitions. The in
convenient system OF self-registering turn
stiles will he done away WITH and single ad-
mission tickets will be placed on sale at every
post office, tobacco stand and railway Office i'm
Paris AT the low price of one franc each.
Evening star., 1877-12-10

Mr.. Pinchback has written a letter to Gov.
Nichols. of Louisiana, ''resigning' the U. ).
SenatOrship from that state. In giving up
what he never possessed Mr.. +. seems to fol-
low the example of that potentate who under
took to dispose of all the Kingdoms of the
earth when he didn't own foot of land.
Evening star., 1877-12-10

Average sr0Tp Daily Circulation orer
1s.5oO- being more than three times that
Of amp other daily paper iH Washington.
mud more than that Of all the others added
Evening star., 1877-12-10
MEDICAL. &c.

MLDIShL. &C.
ESQ REWARD IF DIR. BROTHERS FAILS To
- cure any case of Female Weakness, Irregulari-
eo6 81. s.w., opposite Smithsonian. nOv24-2w"
nR. LEON, The Oldest Established and oniy Re
- liable Ladies Ply sicisn in the City; can be
day. at No s05 eIh 81. Wv from 10 So o'eiook
An Female Complaints quickly cured. Orfee and
Residence, Monroe St. Baltimore. nOv14-1y
nR. ROBERTSON, 92I ID ST., between 9Th and
IL 10Th: hfteen years experience in special Office
practice; separate Offices for ladies' and gentlemen;
all consultations strictly confidential: cure guar
anteed- or no charge. See notice below. n7-1m
rONSULT DIR. LEON. the oldest established
- specialist in the city. He guarantees a perma-
nent and speedy cure in the shortest time possible
OF all Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases. Abandoned
and i'll -treated cases specially. A thorough cure
or no charge. Separate consulting rooms sos 9Th
st. NV. noVI-Iy
nR. RICORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE restores
shattered constitution in four weeks from what
ever cause arising. Failure impossible. Beware of
advertisers who offer so-called Free Prescriptions
that are useless, and finally prove ruinousiy ex-
pensive. Whatever has merit must cost fair price.
Dr. JOS JACQUES, ! Uafyersity Place New
York. Druggists supplied. ie27-1y
CPECIAL NOTICE.-Dr. ROBERTSON can be
- consulted every "Wednesday and Saturday at his
Once 921 ID ST.. between 9Th and 10th. from TO
pm, on all diseases of the Urinary Organs aud
Nervous Diseases VIZ: Organic and Seminal Weak
cay. Nervous Trembling. Palpitation of the Heart.
Dimness Of Sight or GiddineSs, Indigestion, &c,
&c.. all resulting from abuses i'm youth excuses in
manhood, and early indiscretions, GOnorrh.ea.
sTictures and Syphilis quickly cured. DIR. r. is
native of Baltimore. with L. years experience in
special practice endorsed by the leading hyscians
of his city visits Washington every "Wednesday
and saturday. Persons ia need of medical treat
ment for any of the above diseases. will find il to
their interest to call upon him. who viii insure
honorable and scientific treatment. and guar
anteed in every case he undertakes. VIII refer his
patrons TO any OF the leading ply Sicians OF Ba,t-
more, and show letters of testimonials from the
same. Call or address as above, % 10 South Eu-
taw street. Baltimore. mar2D-Iy
Evening star., 1877-12-10
FOB THE SEASON.

FOB THE SEASON.
ROBES DE CHAMBRE.
LIBRARY JACKETS.
BANDANA SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
SILK AND wOOLEN MUFFLERS.
FINE sCARFS AND TIES.
CALF, KID, CASTOR and CLOTH GLOVES.
PARIsIAN MANUFA CTURE.
PARIS MADE sUSPENDERs.
FINE LINED GLOVES and MITTENs.
MERINO SHIRTS for 81. 90. three styles.
Perfectly Fitting wAMsUTTA SHIRTS,
From 81. 12lE up.
FANCY SHIRTS for s1.5O.
OvERCOATs
Reduced in Price.
OvERCOATs and ULsTERs,
For Gentlemen and Youth.
From SO to $40.
SlN ESS
For Gentlemen and Youth,
From so Upward.
BLUE OyERCOATs, fast color, for $40.
HOMESPUN SUITS, all wool, for So
SURTOUTS, TALMAS AND CLOAKS.
FINE TAILORING
SECOND FLOOR.
ZONE PRICE ONLY
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
GEO. e. HEVNING,
dec1O-tr No. 4lO SEVENTH STREET.
Evening star., 1877-12-10

Mr.. MeGil starts out wen with his new
weekly, the Washington Inde1 and George
fOurn Courier. The first issue, yesterday is a
weIl-filled. interesting number.
Evening star., 1877-12-10
FOR SALE.

For SALE cHEAf-A very superior. Pure
II bicosied ALDERNFY BULL, aho1t =.
twenty months old. Particulars can be had ofEl -
I. Z. MARY, % High street, George ~
town. ala-si-
HORSE AND PHlEToN FOR sAIF-U0r~.
HI black. 15s hands. between o and ! n
years old: sound. kind and gentie. Piston l-N
little used. made tn New York: stylish o-Sh
Price for the two. three hundred and seventy Eve
dollars: separately, 500 each. Inquire ~ Naval
Observatory. d7-Im
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TO EXCHANGE.

TO EXCHANGE.
Two BRICK DWELLINGS. rooms each. Lot
16x10O feet. Located 7th ST., between & and ID
s.w. Unencumbered.
Also, 2-ssory BRICK DWELLING. unencum-
bered, q rooms lot 20X90 feet. To exchange for
smaller property.
Evening star., 1877-12-10
EDUCATIONAL.

A YOUNG MAN who was three wears al The
"A University of Virginia, woald like 90 give
private Instruction for an hour i'm afternoon
or evening. Address ''P. q R. star osioe. Sc
IAMES CORRIDoN. Professor II PsamuaSAir ~
81 81. Cloud Building 9th and r. Whiting,
bookkeeping and shoIt-Hand tanght In short aud
easy courses Of lessons. Thorough tnstracfion
guaranteed. Lessons given at residences and az
schools. le4-INs
Evening star., 1877-12-10
EMoIsEILE PRID'HoNNE.s
WI EEE\l,H I.ASSES
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

WY II. & q. IL. MORRISON. AS PA. AVE.
w The attention of our Customers i call,si 10
our new Books-MiScellaneous and Law-the latest
of both we have on hand always. Everything in
the Stationery line lie had at the l0sC.St prices
We have recently imported from England. Russia
Leather Goods in all varieties. including Pocket
Books, ard Gases. Frames, Photograph Albums.
Portfolios, Work Boxes. Cigar and Cigarefte a,es.
&c. Agents for Heyl's Improved Paper Fastener
stamp they are fast taking the place of any in
use. Ii L. the most handy and cheapest. Writing
Desks in Rosewood. Ebony and Papier Machie
work. Paper Cutters in fancy styles. suitable FOR
presents. Glass Paper Weights Gold Pens. Hold
eTs, Pencils and Card Receivers Marcus Ward A
Co. Sunday School and New Years Cards in
large assortment. Just received. noy2I-tr
Evening star., 1877-12-10

NOR REM.
II by X. .. HOLTZMAN, 10th and SITS. nw
Furnished Houses, well located, to private fam
lilies only.
Large hall and Is elegant rooms above at 623 Penn
syNania avenue. $50
515 2d ST. nw., 10 rooms. mod. imp. ........... 90
100 9th st. se.. 10 rooms and store, mod. imp. so
631 ST. NV, 10 rooms, mod. imp. ............ 40
204 9th st. Sc. 10 rooms. mod. imp. .......... 80
239 LIST st. rooms mod. imp ............... 80
1904 18th ST. nw., rooms. store and stable. 30
1903 9Th st. nw., rooms and store. .......... %
5l3 11th ST. nw.. store and cellar ........... -
For Sale.
Houses and Lots in every section of the city, some
of which offer AT bargains, and all reduced rates.
X. .. HOFFMAN.
dec4-tr 10th and + sts nw
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MAGNIFICENT OFFER.

That handsome Christmas Tree, made entirely OF
metal. Leaves, Branches and all burning ever 50
many little gas jets, and which probably is known
to every child in the city, propose TO allow to be
voted away to some church of our city.
Commencing MONDAY, December 10th, the
voting win begin, and every customer will receive
one Ticket. representing one vote for every dollar
bought I'm my store. shall also have Half Tickets,
representing half dollars. The Tickets vii! have
blank space for the name of the church. and will be
deposited in q locked box, OF which Mr.. 5. KAT:
ZENSTEIN, $40 7th street, has kindly consented
to hold the KEY.
On SATURDAY, December 22d, at 10 p. m. the
voting will cease. The Tickets win be counted by
Mr. T. In presence of two disinterested witnesses,
and the Tree delivered to the church having the
highest vote. on Monday morning. December "a,
where il can be used Immediately by the simple at
tachment of a piece Of rubber pipe.
Hoping the ladies viii not let this chance slip by
to assert their rights, but vote early and often,
am, as always, their very obedient servant
B. SILVERBERG,
METROPOLITAN BAZAAR,
dec6-tr 312 SEVENTH STREET.
Evening star., 1877-12-10

DR. HARTLET'S GRFAT sRFA REMEDY FOR
breath. throat diseases, distractions OF the nasal
passages and ear affections, permanently cured sold
Once removed to COZ 9th street northwest.
Consultation free. dS-3t'
A CARD.-Needing more room, have moved
"A my Office from 1425 Pennsylvania avenue to
l431 Pennsylvania avenue, (Only four doors westl
into the banking house of Mr.. Peter Campbell. For
he letter & accommodation ,i of my patrons ! have ave
A. street. next to Morrison building, and shall con-
tinue TO give my personal attention to claims for
draw backs on the special tax on account of errors
in the assessments. triangular shape of lots, old
materials taken; work done under permit, sc;
a change IN the grade. All persons having claims
of the last named class are solicited TO read me-
fees. +. f. ". WHIT&RER. ' Err Claims and ReaI an Gs E-
tate 1431 Pa. ave. and 20S AZ st. dS-3t'
our LIST OF BARGAINs m SEA
CoFFEEs, TEAS and SUGARS at lower rates
than the past sixteen years.
CANDIES from Whitman and Maillard.
RAIsINs~Dehesia, sultanas. Muscatel, and Seed
MATLEsTeAE NtNGI sE a ;:.os and s,ynSI SYRUP.
JELLlEs and PRESERVES, by the pound and
BUCkWHEAT-Patenth hulled.
CHoC0LATE-Baker's, La Vanilla, Triple Va
CANDLEs-Assorted colors and sizes.
As the season for Holiday Goods is at hand, we
have I'm hand a list of those which we think worthy
of especial attention. and ask our friends to exam
inc the same carefully, We believe when quail
ties and prices both considered, that IL win be
allowed they bargains IL will pay them To
b. W. REEDS SONS,
dS-2t 1916 STREET, NV.
CPECIAL To THE FOURTEENTH
- STREET TRADE.
ANDERSON ELLERY are offering great in
dncements to buyers In DRY GOODS, FANCY
ARTICLES, &C.
Knickerbocker Dress Goods, 125xc.,
Plaid Dress Goods, 10c.;
CalicOes. and 6Ac.
Alpacas. Mohars and Cashmeres very low: Shawls.
Comforts and Blankets at down prices. Kid Gloves
aspeealty.
2-Button Kids. A 1. 20;
2-Button ..Berdie'' Kids, 81. 90:
3Button ''Berdie'' Kids, 81. 25. The 'Berdie. -
these goods before purchasing elsewhere, We are
certain OF giving satisfaction.
/ ANDERSON 4 ELLERY.
| B:-HOLIDAY GOODS In great variety.
MO MORE CROOKED HEELS, mo
| IN Slipping on the Iee.', JUSTH'S .
| Patent (Steel) Sole and Heel Protectors
make your Shoes last twice as long. retain X
share, and will prevent slipping on the ice
| (..Best and easiest Ice creeper. W For sale
by all Shoe Stores and by the Inventor 6lo street
| northwest. octlO- Am
| A IL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT TO
/ IA know the best One Dollar
i eye al ". II. HEMPLERS Opti-
ii Il
Evening star., 1877-12-10
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE, No. $50 18th st. n.
W.. fronting Mcpherson Place. stories, Man.
Slrd roof and basement: finished elegantly
throughout with every modern convenience: the
front handsomely Ornamented; first-class house
in every respect; large lot. Rent per month S15O.
Evening star., 1877-12-10

(NHARLES A. APPEL.
~ 452 LOUISIANA AVENUE.
Real Estate, General Collection and Claim Agency.
FOR RENT.
No. 1880 q ST. NV, IA rooms, mod. imps.; $50.
No. 1887 Sth 81. W.. rooms, mod. imps.; SO.
FOR SALE.
Two splendid LOTS on 13ih-st. Circle: a bargain.
No. 1919 Vermont avenue, rooms, mod. imps. I;
$1,000. sep13-tr
Evening star., 1877-12-10
CPENCERIAN BUSINESS CoLLEsE.

CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLFsE
Open day and evening Beantifal halls s,nS and
daughters practically educated. Thorough, con-
tions. English Language. Letfer-writing. Bust
ness Penmanship, Business Forms. Bpokkeepng.
$50 per quarter payshie IN entering: $50 yssr
Iay able In sin equal monthly installments. $50
wear begins at time of entering. Evening tuition,
80 per month Illustrated circular. giving Particu
di-sm II. Z. SPENCER. Principal.
EyENING SCHOOL. No. no lst st. east. Cap
II itol Hill. Terms of tuition, So ier month.
English branches. including Bookkeeping. ni9-Sw
rI'nE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Soo1Ilh STREET. CORNER u. NV.
J. REMINGTON FAIRLAMB. Director.
o24-tr
Il E>SoN> IN GERMAN l,,ative tongue'. Latin
Il and Greek. 10y FREDERICK MU>>AEJS,
Md; Circulars in bookstores. Address 4eo 81 st.
northwest. o2s-tr
KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL. Ila7 I3th
frincifais a.lmit,si between the ages 81
and 10 years. Normal class Tor Ladies'. For par
icglars please apply at lIs7 18Th 81 NV, ~ a. .l6
NADEMoIsELL PRUD HoMME's
vi FRENCH CLASSES
y. B.-Pupils taught rapidly. and with perfect
pronunciation. the use of practical conversation.
For Young Ladies and Children . a. m, 10 a. m,
For Ladies and Gentlemen. Boys and Girls. @ D.
III. ana u. III.
Hours reserved for Private Lessons and Glasses.
Gail al 10l4 18th -. Mondays and Thursdays after
SPIN; other week days between II and I. ocl3-tr
DoY's ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL ACAD-
IA EMl-4ls II. NV. SundeIland's Church.
Eighth year begins September 81. 1877. For
superior advantages of this Academy see new cir
cular. principal bookstores. address CH A~E
RONs. Principal. 1915 A. 81. s.w. aug24-Gm
SCHOOL OF MUSIC, 7O7 sth st. n.w.-Second
- Term opens MONDAY, November l2h. Tut
tion with free lessons, &c.) So to sl2. sugl4-ly
Miss oSBoRNE'S YoUNGLADIEs BOARD
-Nl ING AND DAY SCiOOL.-NeNt term viii
Evening star., 1877-12-10

DUY YOUR UMBRELLAS AT THE -,
Id MANUFACTORY,
613 ID STREET NORTHWEST
The best in the city. n0v24-2w' u
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FOR RENT. SALE. OR EXCHANGE.
A new three-story pressed brick front DWELL
ING, with store. rooms, gas. hot and cold water,
range, latroDe heating rooms above. &C., fronting
on North Capitol ST., between and SITS. n. W.
Evening star., 1877-12-10

nR. HARTLEY'S GREAT REMEDY FOR
IL CATARRH.
Disagreeable discharges from the head. offensive
breath. throat diseases distractions of the nasal
passages and ear affections permanently cured sold
by druggists generally.
Once removed to COZ 9th street northwest.
Consultation free. d8-3ts
Evening star., 1877-12-10
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

HOLIDAY GOODS:
FRENCH CANDIES,
BROKEN CANDIES.
DROPS AND BALLS,
CHOCOLATE CREAMS
LOZENGE>. GUM DROPS.
NUTS. RAISINs. &C. SC.
in larger stock than ever before for the Holiday
trade.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
FESTIVALS AND CLUBS.
as heretofore. viii be supplied at Tess th0a gsJ0
York prices.
JEROME +. JOHNSON a CO.
GROCERS.
dec7-3t Masonic Temple. opp. Z. :. Pal. Omce
Evening star., 1877-12-10

issue on the 1St and 18th OF each month a ''Bul-
letn of all property for sale and rent my books
which can be had on application at my Office, or
will be sent by mail if desired.
Loans.
81. 600. 90 GOO. $500. and 5000 at per cent dS-tr
Evening star., 1877-12-10
BEAUTIFUL HOUSES.
RARE uPPpETi- NIFTY
Mn "a aWFrrnr-H

,l,,il nii' Jew ihfr'->t"rA and basement RRfrk
siii> " ith a lir ulgslrru improvements aul an-
,n ih t i->i is'sSihic manner With tha very ti-
Sl1uit ara NeN Feature uf side Lots al ,sfft,l
WIN ana depth. nicely So-ldutl.
, he lpNt HOUSES tn'uf un one of the most daSira-
Nt >lftFi> m TIE CITY nicely clusrgfl anl u1rE.l
teIms fnI $. 80 ,acll ~ "l--l ~
Evening star., 1877-12-10

TO BORROW s.. coo at Z per cent. on frst-chss
real estate worth three times the amount. and one
of the best located business properties in 9TH st.
NV.
Evening star., 1877-12-10

Also. number of other Houses. furnished
uniurnished, in every section of the city, a C
pete list of which can be seen at our offices.
Evening star., 1877-12-10

j. STANLEY JONES.
d4-tr 5I1 SEVENTH STREET.
Evening star., 1877-12-10

NJ EISNER q cos
W. DUTCH STOMACH BITTERs;
(Bo0aekamp IF Mag Bttferl;
I suffered for years with pains IN the stomach.
headache, congestion OF the blood and loss OF sp-
tite: was weak and exhausted thai couta NOT
attend TO nv business used several remedies-
but 20 no avail-until received your sIoMACH
cause n has cured me ENTIRELY Ny desire for work
has returned and feel like newborn. I can rec
should lie In every honse ,,-,,...,n m,
For sale by All Druggists, and w Nj. NJ EhLE1-
SEN eIs 5th 81 northwest. sepls-m- w.s.u
old CLOTHING. Ac.-L. RICE, dealer in
~ Second-hand CLOTHlNG, BOOTS. SHOES.
~ 93 7fb street. southwest Offers great bargains
He rays the highest prices In Cash Tor the several
articles named above. Orders by mail attended
to. nofo-u
SEMoN ip.-,rssccf tssssr ~. ,s....a - -
to SOS 7fh street, between II and 1. SIX Hats
made % order. Remodeiing Of slk Hats -
specially. sep1s-u
Evening star., 1877-12-10
Y. '. =. HINTk.
No. 1906 PcnuSyiNauia az.
l-lm lAIllngInn ln.nraiIrn EniIllr.

NoNEl To LOAN. an sums o. suit ou c,ilat-
-'i eral security. hank and fire Insurance .f.ssl
-. asl on r'' estate security. time and sum, IA
suit. a. bow rates. MM. y. HOLTZMAN. Attor-
ney. 1921 II. w. noy9t-tU,
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o6-lN poWNMhN a GREEN.

NoIHlNG 80 CERTAIN ASTANF> ANp
~ balh, - an "it-riI Is'lfrd y iotu. gut 10 i
ieil,t ~ hh'M tlst M tie alineut of special taNs
i' llhlf"N NtutntS large ai-guufs can l.. .t,l i,-
'aAile ou " LILLIAN DICKSON -. - tf,,.,
sun hIm lvf"fr -rtJliug NouI taxes dg-tm
Evening star., 1877-12-10

nor RENT-HOUSE of Ii rooms. range hot
Il and cold water. fine Stable and side yard: two
adults VIII Board with the renters: they will retain
four rooms; pass the door references exchange
ed. No. OIL L 81. dS
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-06-09
ORFORD,

OXFORD.
On Monday night about two and
a half o'clock, Lang and Webb Elm.
ers0n, clerks in Willard BrOs.s store,
were awakened by q noise in the
store (they sleeping up stairs), they
got up very carefully and dressed
themselves, Webb coming down the
back stairs and Lang the main
stairs, when Webb, thinking he
heard some one in the store near
the stairs cooked his revolver
and was Immediately fired at by
the robber without effect. lie re.
turned the shot, when the rObber
started for the side door, which he
had taken the precautiOn to leave
untasteded where he met Lang, and
seeing his escape cut of fired at
him. Lang returned the shot by
firing ut the rObbcr twice without
effect, when he returned to the front
store and made good his escape by
u window in the rear OF the store
which he had, as it appears, previ-
Ously left open, as also u window in
the Office. Six shots were exchang
ed, none of which took effect. The
rObber or robbers escaped through
the darkness, leaving all the booty
which they had taken, in II bag
they brought with them, amounting
to about 500 in money, lot Of jew.
elry, postage stamps, &c. The bag
had a mark on it which will probably
lead to the discovery of the guilt!
parties. Great credit is due the
clerks Tor the courage shown on the
OCCASION,