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, 1877-12-19
UNITED STATES,

The Senate, by SO to 10, has struck out
of the Army Appropriation Bill the provi-
sion limiting the forcas to 10000 men,
agreeing to The increased limit Of 25,Oo0,
and p assing the Bill in that form. The
Democrats were divided on that ques-
ton.
The Senate has cancelled the alause 10
the Army Appropriation Bill providing
that four cavalry regiments should be sta,
toned on the Rio Grande. General
Sherman, in his official report, urges the
increase of the army to $4,000.
A meeting has been held in Phiiadsl-
phia, at which an Influential cpmmittss
was appointed to urge speedy action on
the part of Congress for the participation
of the United States in the Paris Exhibit
ton of 1878.
, 1877-12-19
B E R N U "a.

Earthquake.-On Sunday Morning 18th
Nov. a short time before five o'clock a
very sensible shock of earthquake was
felt in these Islands. the vibrations lasted
about eight seconds and were seemingly
moving from West to East, Increasing in
volume as they progressed. The shock was
sufficiently severe however to shake furni-
ture, &c. in many houses. 1t is some
years since an earthquake was felt here
before. We notice by our recent New
York papers that repeated severe shocks
had been felt at Boston.
Since writing the above we learn from
friends at St. George, that the Earthquake
was felt there more severely we think,
from the reports, than in this part of the
country !; for persons there were reused
from sleep by the shaking of their houses.
The large sail boats moored between Ord
nance Island and the Market wharf, were
in motion, as if they were being rocked
by the waves from a passing steamer 1t
was perfectly calm at the time.
Mr. Pereochiet, the principal keeper Of
the Gibbs Hill Light House, informs Us
that he was in the " Lantern " at 5 a. NJ.
on Sunday, when he felt the earthquake,
which lasted for a few seconds only.
There was not much wind at the time.
The sea was making q great noise on the
South shore. There was lightning in the
S. W.-RoyaI Gazette.
, 1877-12-19
THE FINANCIAL POSITION OF
PRUSSIA.

We are tod Prussia Is growing poorer.
Why ! What has been taken out of Prussia
that tended to make her richi Her new
provinces, especially Holstein and Alsace, are
acre for acre about twice as fertile as her old,
and their people are not less Industrious or
civilized. She has not added Poles to Der
dominions this time, men accustomed to a
wasteful culture and an undisciplined life but
Germans and Frsnchmen of German origin,
who may be disaffeoted subjects but are Ger.
tainly not idle ones. The Government has
not IS yet superseded free-trade by protection,
and 80 diverted its psople from their natural
occupations. though it displays regrettabls in.
decision on the subject nor has it sanctioned
any foelioh experiments with the currency, or
shaken i1ssDy way ~ becority Of property.
The conditions of prosperity are all there.
Just = they we're before 1864. That DOM.
meEcs has declined 4 trus. tpt than 1t has de-.
, 1877-12-19

70. g cts.
HERMANN AUGUST JURS
Audit0r { Armcen,
Underdommer og SkriUer M. M.
Christi0nsteds Jurisdiction
Audit0ir : Armcen,

WI S0SG&FSSGCUO ~ VI tSUGCG tU6
HJOR VlTTERLiar: at for mig har andraget
y Planter William Mac Evoy, som Fuldmmg-
rig foS Enkefru Sarah Margaret Creagh, hvor-
lunde han sin fornavnte Egenskab, skal fnde
Gig bef0let, til overeenstemmende med Forord.
ningsn eide Mai ls45 s "a og Reskript site
December lS4Si 8. at indstBvne afdode Fr0ken
Bridget Smiths Intestatarvinger. for at paa-
bore Ut lovligt Tingsvidne til Oplysning ON
ct under l2te December 1876 af bemeldte
Abode oprettet s~kriftligt Testamente. hvor
we'd Enkefru Creagh err indsat til Universal.
aryine.
Thi indstnvnes herved bemeldte a~fgangne
Sroken Bridget Smiths utestatarvinger at
mode linden Christiansteds ordinaire Bytings-
ret, som bodies det o~ffentlige Restshuus No.
10 ! Kongensgade | Chriltiansied, eller paa
dat Sled Rstten MATTE holdes, Tirsdagea den
26i Fsbruar 1878, Formiddag Klokken 10.
for der og da ct lovIigt Tingsvidne at paahors
som forn@vnt.
Ill samme Ret. It'd og Sted iadstevnes
herved under Falsmaalsstraf som Vidner.
Pastor T. /. Guilbot og Handelsfuldn, agiig
p. Sohuster.
= Foreleggslse og Lavdag err afskafet we'd
Torordningen 3die JUDI 1896.
uxDER MIN HAND oa JURIsDIsrIoNsxs sEGL.
hristiansteds Byfoged Contoir
den lAde December 1877.
I'll. A. JURS.
, 1877-12-19

1t is not from among the comfortable. but
from among the educated poor, the GLASS
which is thirsty for just a little more, thatthe
State picks it's best servants, or at all events
can pick them so long as pecuniary corruption
Is practically Acknowledgment.
, 1877-12-19
f U N.

WsDDrso BeLLs.-'"Miss Helen Barry. the
actress, has married Major Rolls."-T Theatrical
Paper -
Sweet Helen Barry. go ithey say,
To WedIock's charms thou turness.
Rssigning minor roles in play
For Major Rolls in earnsst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-06
The TiIIibusfertnc Lobby

There is pretty active fllibustering lobby
in Washington al work to precipitate hostil-
titles with Mexico. Some OF the parties con-
cerned in this fllibustering movement are
Texans, but the crowd is not made up wholly
of southern men. 1t embraces a number of
restless spirits from the north and west of
the kind who are always seeking for adj
venture, OF for some shorter mole OF getting
money than by plOdding industry. Some
of the party have been engaged in the
hllibusteTing movements against Cuba, and
despairinG OF realizing on their Cuban
bonds, see a better chance of making a
raise by raid upon Mexico, backed up by
Uncle sam. These fillibusterS have been for
some time busily at work, magnifyfng the
extent of The dePredatiOns on our Mexican
border, and in various ways seeking TO fire
the national heart up TO the point of endors-
ing an advance upon Mexico TO insist upon
"indemnity for the past and security for the
future 10 ~ evident that our government
Will need To move with considerable circum-
spection in dealing with the Mexican ques-
ton 10 avoid furthering the ingenious
schemes Of the fllibustering gentlemen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-06

General Grants remarks at Folkestone.
England, yesterday, were dignified and
American in tone. When, referring tn the
Alabama claims arbitration, he said "there
was certainly determination on our part
Ihat We should not be Inundated" ne was
putting the case pretty strong for British
ears, but very truthfully at least. There are
many who Imagine that they perceive that
Whlle Grant Is making speeches 10 the Brit
lsh his remarks are intended TO have politi-
cal weight at home, and are shaped with
reference TO the presidential Campaign of
loeO. His late speech 10 the workingInen's
delegation is mentioned as a case in point.
Wnen General Grant retired from the
"hite House last March he expressed a deep
sense OF relief, but in three years more he
may have rested sufficiently TO assume thu
duties OF Chief Magistrate again, provided
hls party is strong enough TO place him In
power.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-06

The Cincinnati Commercial makes the ca-
j ID of the New York Herald, about an cpl
DE- ie IN Washington, the text for some
edlio al moralizlng upon the CHASTITY SAM.
tary c ldition OF Washington. SO the mali
clous or 'ensation fabrication OF the Herald
correspo- lent Will doubtless go all over the
country 10 he detriment of this civ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-06
The Star for the Summer

PsrSoHs lsstHs fhs ssfy may h1rs TIE STAR fsaf
80 tsS'r address ~ rasi, prepaid, fo- yEA
psrtOd a they may dssirs- fts Of Is
ossfS Per trssk. 90 ssHts uIonfa, SI.73 for hys
pzOathS, o. So for Six -lsnths
~ Ii. nIoNsy pay fer the fiHrs required
al! 'aSsS accompany tse o-fer. OtAsr,ctse ~ papr
cdHsOf bs sent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-06

That excellen Mt paper, the Marlboro Gazette.
entered upon It's forty-second year last Wed.
nesday, having been founded I'm 1856. IL is
satisfactory 10 note the success of sterling
honorsbly conducted papers of the class OF
the Gazette
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-06

~A1-rfSsTJ vii s-sa,hs obhss and As
saws tislr purposes bss, ~ ssgdtss
tier aS--fiSsplests tsfo-s Il o'clock each d1y,
asd as nlE-h sdriier tias fhaf hoH possible. Be-
ssyt ~ sytrspIs!y eases Ifrsrfissu1ssts re-
sarsd OF fis otcs aJTr u O'Clock dppsa, As
s1r7s d1y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-06
NOT for knott

Not much was CLEANED from Mr.. Knott by
the interviewers before he left for Kentucky.
He does not intend to go to the White Sui
phur Springs; he does not know of any Ken-
lucky Congressman who will. He did not
call upon the President. He could not forget
the way he obtained his Office. He does not
desire 10 appear TO forget II. The people of
Kentucky will not be reconciled TO this ad-
ministration- He has not any feeling, how
ever, I'D the matter. Mr.. Hayes is no; in his
way. lie not know who will be Speaker
III Blackburn is a candidate. the Kentucky
delegation will not support anybody else.
After that he has not an idea. He does not
think badly of Randall. He thinks the Oh
position TO Randall engendered by his course
with the fillibusters does not now exist. He
does not propose 10 oppose Randall. On the
whole Mr.. Knott is in a decidedly negative
state of mind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-06
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

FAMILY SUPPLIES.
NEW GOODS! LOW RATESu
4 Prepared under 9 new process, retaining ali
their natural juices and soiidity, cannot e e1ceIed
ready for the table without any add ttiop Il trouble
BEEF-Corned Beef,
Roast Beef,
Beef ala Mode,
Clipped Beef.
PIGS FEET-in Jelly, 2 b cans
T0NGUEs-0x Tongues,
Calves Tongues,
Pigs Tongues
GAME and POULTRY
Boned Turkey,
Roned Chicken,
Yorkshire Game Pie,
Veal and Ham Pie, Trurled,
Savory Pie,
Ham and Chicken Pie,
Pate de Foie Gras
HOMELESS Cooked Ham ~ holel
e0CPS-ON Tail, Mock Turtle,
Game, Mullagatswny,
Pea, Soup and Bouelli
BkOTHs and MEDICAL COMFORTS
Chicken Broih,
Extract Of Beef.
sUNDRIES-ON Kidneys, OK Tails stewed,
Fresh Gulf shrimp,
Salmon and Lobster,
And many other Goods.
notwithstanding the general depression OF bust
ness, we viii keep our stock complete with new
goods as they appear the market, and by selling
arest the public encouragement.
B.w. REEDS SONS,
Iel6 n 1916 STREET SOUTHWEST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-06

EOR BENT
by b. H. WARMER CO.
BRAiNARD ii. WARNER. EDWIN A. MCINTYRE.
No. 1870 Vermont avenue, Is rs IN L....-... 5 l11
No rect NV, Is r. oil m. i.........rent low
No DIG 10Th st. NV Dr.. sto., l3rs., all m t.. s.
No. PIG st W Dr., sto., II rs a m. $1,000. 65
NJ 4xI ST. NV. br sto. 10 RS, m i.......621a
NO It3I 81 NV, br. 5 So., 9 rs all IN. l.. 90
Nos - 10 l24s llth st NV, br., II rs, q MI IS
No. 500 Capitol new, III rs, i...-........... So
No I2ll street northwest. furnished ......... 50
NO sI3 2lst St W. brick, rooms, all m. i... As
No FOB St, Sc, rs, .i.................. ~
No 2O6 5th st. br 3 sto., rs, all m i... IS
No. ~ 81 ct e., fr., RS. all m stable. IS
No Sl2 Mass avenue, frame, 10 rs, m H.. IS
No LOG 4th ST. Sc. br sto., srs. m i......s3l,
No 43S st. NV, Dr.. story. rs, l. ....... ~
No 1880 sth Ct NV, Dr., story, RS, IN H.. 81
No l220 st NV, br., story, rs. m .i...... 30
No 3s ST e.. Dr., story, rs, m i..........-. Is
No 129 Carroll st. e., brick story, rs,m mi Is
No. ISIS 18th ST. NV br-, sto., rs L.. ~
No 1910 y. Jersey sy Sc, lU RS large yard. %
No d Deirees ST., br RS, m. L........-...-.. Is
Also loo other houses in every section OF the
city, full list Of which can be eeen at Ogices
FOR SAEE-We have q number of bargains in
properties of all sizes inprOrei and Entmprorsf
some Of " hich can be sold on long time.
b. II. WARNER CO,
r DIG street, OPP. Masonic Temple.
EOR bENT-No. rs ID st n W., IN. 1 .......... 20
Do. 1909 Eth st. n:w.,m.i i'''--'' ~
FOR sALE-No. Gil NJ ass ave, T. m......2 800
Do. 1899 9TH ST. u. W -....:.....--..-.....7 100
Do. Email Farm Is ares, four miles from city
Do. or rent-Sausre Ground northern part of city
ChAS. A. APPEL,
;esr No. 4S2 Louisiana avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-06

Weare inclined to believe that Postmaster
General Key is right when he says the oppo-
sition TO the administration comes from the
extreme wings of the two parties, and that a
majority OF the moderate men in Congress
Will be found supporting the President
"hlle IL Is trne that the southern question
may be re-opened, ii is likewise true that all
the discussion which may arise In or out M
Congress viii not alter the political stains of
q single southern state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-06

n EFT-OFF CLOTHING, Boots, Shoes,
L. Hau, Watches, Pistols, yewelry, &c, can be
sold for the highest cash price. Gents Clothing es-
Decialy desired, for winch the extreme value VIII
ys paid. By calling sddressins HERZOG, 0l6
-. R.W. ordsS DeeUVey asesods1 D sell0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-06
LADIES' GOODS.

lust RECEIVED,
NEW VOICE
FlSE FRENCH FL0HsBS, FANCY and Os-
THIGH FEATHERS, RIBBONS, SILKsnA
u NhNENTS, &c. " hich were bought akS2X
unusually low prices aud will BE- sold accord S0E3
legly FRENCH CHIPS. Fine Straw and Shad-
HATS, ut aud below cost, q reduce stock.
MRS. J. r. PALMER,
JeBu 11Or street, between llth and 18th sts
MISS ELLIS finds ii necessary to state
Avn that she Is responsible for tho character Il
work done orly in her rooms. 0-g 100 Y street,
where alone her orders shOu be left. myl2 tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-06

General John A. Dix, who has been ac,ive
In politics for many years, and who, on sc-
count OF his high personal character, has
always secured the respect of his political
opponents, believes in the Presidents civil
service policy, and says that as long ago as
In 1850, when he was postmaster OF New York
he took the ground that recommendations of
members OF Congress should receive no more
confederation than those of other reputable
citizens, and that no political assessments
should be levied. The opinion of so eminent
Puolieist as Gen. Dix is certainly worth
something.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-06
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE I
" MOVED.

HAPPr kkLIkf TO rOufG MEN rom the
effects Of Errors and Abuses I'm early life. Manhood
Rssfored. lnpediments 90 Marriage removed New
method OF treatment. Eew and remarkable RENE
dies Books and circulars sent free In sealed
lopes. Address HowARD ASSOCIATION, 4l0
n Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. An Institution
having high reputation for honorable conduct and
professional skill. mytly
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

L. EOS Z street. OPP. General Pos, once.
Houses for Rent
No. 300 9TH 81, Brick, II rooms, all mod fmps u
- 5o4 9Th st, store, all MOD imps..........-. 90
-. st n Brick, rooms, m Il impr .-.-.- .
Mt. Pleasant Reside tn Ill convenieucesD. 81
For Sale and Exchange.
We offer some vtry fine Or perty NJ extreme low
figures and on easy terms
Ais some desirable FRO 9erty for exchange.
loans.
81 600 and SO 900, in sums 10 suit, at 3 per
cent.
For further list Of all properties and particular.
call st our office. u2-r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-06

T. EDw. CLARK & CO.,
LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL,
DOORS, SASH BLINDS, DC.
Once, 6O3 Pennsylvania avenue. CorniP
9th street northwest.
wharf Depot and Mill, Foot of 4th street
east,
Tell tr AsHINGTON, d @.
NOW, LOOK AT THIS.
Que fourteen quart Tin Bucket, one ten quart Tin
BuckeI; one Elk quart TIN Bucket, one one
Quart Tn Bucket, one large Tin Dipper-alI Of
this for 81.
Perfect at Of Cr.guet, Malets,6 Balls, 2 Stakes
10 W icket-- all in q nice wood box, and a 25s
Cro9ue' Book thrown in, at q IS per sett.
Shawl stTaps. good at 2sc extra fne at Soc TRAY.
cling sstchels from Slto S2-all cheap and good.
Cent? Buff sun Umbrellas, fine quality, former
price ~ 20, offer AT 75c
Walnut Flower Trellise.. 25c One pair Of the cele-
/ DRAFTED Picture Pluck" for "a, handsomely
framsd.
Six fine Bsby Carriage. at prime cost, to get them
cut Of the way. I received them this spring,
With orders from the manufacturer to sell them
at cost. Come and look at them.
h. SILVERBERG,
NEThOPOLITAN BAZAAR,
31S 7TH STREET,
iell-m, w6ftr Near Pennsylvania avenue.
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
AND LYINGIN ASYLUM.
ten.He r.pars ana a. S vsfy s ~
the ptiOn Of patients. The free wards are large
to an
Institution thu Kind In the country, and the whole
visOry Board Of Physicians and Surgeons.
s TRSMf 8 Ss,1 h5'isfGi fHSsQS
GspiJk Barnes; U.s.A., On 9 E.Bsececk, U.s.A.
Noble Young, MD, Jno. T. Mitchell. Esq.
ssy. 3; Sunderland d., INA: a Sargent. . SIS,
Ban ;.a.s Willard gu ESQ, Hon: IX:S.oEs1'H.o'
| AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH.
Arlington HHis s a2e District
the 4, T ~ gu 70 be ssSrssd to month sr
At the expense Of the Company, by Which CERTAIN
rsndsrs e aSaf be e called
any hour, day night TO 20 any erraad rtonired
Policeman, In constant attendance at Office day
ana night starts to the house instantly when police
tion with general fre alarm. Engine at the door
two minutes after fire alarm IL turned in at house
Name Of doctor to be register ONCE, can be sum
4 moned instantly dav or night. No Waterman can
sleep on duty without bel reported next morning
IL STACKED by robbers he non assistance II
once by turning In police call, IL his regular sig
mails are suspended messenger 10 sent to know the
reason.
nyS-eo6m :. L. HUAI, Preaidens.
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TEN PER CENT. OFF FOR CASH.

Ladies who rave not purChased Al they nesd FOR
the season Will ind 10 To- t5etr ADVANTAGE to m sks
'hcir ruIohasAs Of Us a they will our sock NJ
bRFS- GOOnS. and Almost every thing in the Dry
Goods line fu ard at the lowest market rates, so
that they viii ave MT the doll " II they
ray the money at the time Of purchase.
w. VI. SINISTER q BRO,
II SI9 Pennsylvania frPnHp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-06

SELLING OFF AT COST
FOB
THIRTY DAYS
ONACCOUNT OF REBUILDING.
Our stock Of Childrens Csrriages Wagons and
Nelo Ipedes; CToluet and yescie Sets. different
styles, from S 50 up to $40 per set; Travelling
Satches and Baskets, Of all sizes Brass and Painted
cages OF 1e different patterns, and % 900 different
articles Of Fancy Notions and Toys, at
Gil. RCPPERT'S
FANCY BAZAR,
I. EDW. CLARK, T. b. GROSS, JB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-06
Reading Matter on Every Page.

Aueroge aoorn Daily Circulation or-
IS,5O0,-being more than three times
that Of any Other daily paper in Wask-
inoton, and more than that Of az tAe
Others added together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-06

Inc special committee, OF which Senator
Morton is chairman, 10 investigate the allie
CATION of bribery brought against United
states Senator Grover, of Oregon, will prob
ABLY labor with some zeal to convict him.
senator Morton, from his seat in the Senate,
pronounced Growers act in giving an cleo
toral certificate to Cronin as one of the most
infamous proceedings In history, and boldly
said that Grover was morally unfit to oc
cuPy a seat In the Senate. Holding these
sentiments, therefore IL can be imagined that
Senator Morton will leave no stone unturn-
ed 10 unearth any bribery or corruption in
connection with Growers election. Even
win an ADVERSE report, however, it is
scarcely likely that majority of Senators
will be found TO vote to unseat him. The
fact Is, that too many Senators obtain their
seats by questionable means, who do not
ike TO condemn others for offences of which
they themselves have been guilty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-06

Y EAL ESTATE BULLETIN
~
THOs. X. wAGGAMAN, SO Seventh St.
tChanges made every Wednesday and Saturday.
Tnfee-sf Or1I Bril- H,nlsrs HLr S.II6
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fihe WIZ from ~ 10 % -. Oak ron y 81 20
20, and Hickory 81 81 per cord Also, all kinds %
sawed and epllt. kept under cover.
"Dellverles maze direct TO tile consumer from
our " haryes and vessels
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
Main once and peIot, Crimson NharNes. loot 18TH
and 18th and streets Southwest
omces, 12O2 and III2 gin street u w, and
f9lS 1th street "a APIS eatr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-06

CHEAP CHEAP
" WOOD. COALy
Best qualities of Anthracite Coal, delivered. from
81 50up.
Pine " God delivered from 50 to SIS per cord.
yak Mood delivered from 3 40 70 SIS so Der cord
Sawed and Split wood kent under cover
George . Greek Cumberland Coal, run Of mine and
lump. alv ~ on hand at lowest rates
Our facilities for cheap deliver les are UNSURPASSED
by any in the trade.
THOS w. RILEY & SONS,
Main once and Depot-Riley 8 Wharf, foot Of llth
and l2th streets sOuthx est
Branch Offoes-C at, between ~ and 90 n ", and
9th street, between ID and v southwest myl sn
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BOARDING..


EoARDING.-The coolest ROOM, with best Of
- bbARD In a New York family, where home
CsiI vrls can be enjoyed al moderate expense; mar
Itu couple or ladies preferred. 1000 Maryland
Avenue west. iy5Ystt
COUNTRY BOAKD-Two miles from -orge
" town; splendid shade; pure water; exceIlent
table; comfortable room; family priv ate: ascommo-
Iation Tor horse and carriage il desired Apply
1870 street northwest. jy5 ST.
GUNNER BOARD.-I am pre- pared to take a few
= more toAkDERS AT the rate of S22 80 per month
SIMPSON, Circlevi'le, Loudon county, Va jy3 81.
- FIRST class TABLE BOARD at gil 9th street
hoIIh~es.. JeD6t
MOURTEN HOUSE,
BOARD, $40 per month, o. per week IS cents
MGUkTTN HOUSE, Saa and S2 ~ street Heas NORTH
vest.
Meal Hows-Br eakfast, from $50 to 10 a. m
Lunch from Il to .. m. pinaer, from to 6 D. m.
suudats, breakfast fr, m 30 to TO- ~ a m. Dinner
any KIND sold. p ). MOI sTEN. Oh
RGARnIHG Table ,B0ARD els per month
Office e@ aw
III AMILTON HOUSE, corner i4th anu X streets
II several Handsomely Furnished Suites of
ROOMS, at reduced rates, for the Summer. je13 2w'
ROAkDING.- Elegantly Furnished south front
- hOOmS, with hrst-clAss BOARD, at 3O1 Mis-
arl avenue, cor. Sd street, fronting Botanical Gar
dens and Park; splendid summer location. msl 6w
I AIDES AND GENTLEMEH can secure pleee.
IL ant n ont ROOMS 1T the FREMONT HOUSE,
WITH good Hotel BOARD At very low rates. myi-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-06

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE OF
COKE.
DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS or THE CITY
AT THE SAME RATE.
New Schedule-Fuu load Il A. bushels for 80 g.:
smaller lOscs cents per bushel carriage o. cents.
APPLY To
OFFICE OF WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COM
PANN.
Alb 10th street northwest; I'll Isl street NORTH
west, or 10 no Bridge ST, Georgetown. seplI-tr
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THoMPsoN's, rnno,
Manufactures to order
SIX BEST DRESS SHIRTS FOR sl3 30
FIT, MATERIAL. AND WORKMANSHIP
UNSURPASSED.
PURCHASER SATISFIED Oh MONEY RE-
FUNDED.
Gentlemen leaving ths city for the season can
leave their measure, and order at pleasure from a
distance. Shirts, Collars, Cuffs Drawers, &C, at
popular prices, constantly in stock.
MEMS FINE FURNISHINGS.
THOMPSUNS SHIRT FACTORY,
JeStr LeDroit Building.
SOMETHING NEW-DRESS SHIRTS made to
order, unfinished, of Wamsutts Muslin and
went -One hundred linen, guaranteed TO mt, for
for rs cents; choice four ply Linen Collars standing
and rolling, only 81 50 per dozen; fine four ply
Linen Cuffs cents pair, at the Branch Baltimore
Shirt Factory. 1912 street northwest Iel6lm
BARGAINS IN HATS.
For the next thirty days will sell my entire stock
ii ATS
at and below cost for cash. -
Any one In want of good cheap HAT should not
fail 10 call and examine my stock before pur-
Chasing.
WALTER KEIs, Halter,
1410 Pennsylv ania venue,
1e26-tr Above ~ rd's Hotel.
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THOMAS RUSSELL,

CLARET WINES, PEMBROKE WHISKY
SAUTERSE BOURBON
RHIzE FINE BRANDIEs,
CHAMPAGNE WINES.
THOMAS RUSSELL,
jel2-tr 1913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NORTH POLE!