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DEATHS.

MURRAY.-On the 5th inst, Maggie r., daughter Of
William II. and Joanna Murray, aged 20 years .#.
The relatives and friends Of the family, respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from her parents
residence, in New Hope Friday afternoon, at IA
O'clock. eas lasa
COLToN.--In New Hope, JAM 26th. 1877, Kate ",
daughter Of John and Mary Elizabeth Cotton, aged
years, months and 10 days. 3fH
METLAR.A-In Trenton. Jan. 10, Ella, only child OF
Levi b. and Georgiana Metlar, aged Il years and 2
months.
ALLER.--At Sidney, Jan 13, Eleanor widow OF Henry
Aller aged 81 years, II months and 10 days,
MuLLIGAN--In Citation, Jan. 80, Patrick Mulgan,
ST. aged about 90 years.
MccRAE.-A Pittssown, Jan.1i Mrs Ella Mccrae aged
2S years
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!. Rand's New York City business Direc

80 Rand's New York City business Direc-
tory This is the title Of a valuable work
of commercial reference, just issue by Wal
Ter Heugh & Co, Printers and Publishers, Of
IA Park Place, New York. Il contains full
and complete list of all the importers, jobbers
and manufacturers doing business In the great
metropolis, classified and arranged by Trades
aud Occupations, and giving their street and
number address. 1t is an invaluable work
for the country merchant, II tells him where
10 obtain anything from needle to ? steam
engine, of first or second hands, The work
will be sent by the publishers to any address,
postage prepaid, upon the receipt Of the price
which is as follows Cloth, full bound edition
per copy, ST; aexible cloth bound, seventy
five cents paper covers, fifty cents.
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Last Thursday morning gold fell to 1o45, a
figure which it has not reached since June,
/ 1862. Its steady decline is watched with
very intense satisfaction by everybody but the
could be induced 10 fan so far without filing
the land with rain, and who never feel hap
pier than when the paper currency Of the
country has dozen different values IN as
many days. The way to resumption slowly
but surely becomes easier, and as 1t does SO
= the soft money men whose pretty little theories
are finally exploded and whose 1865 bond
schemes seem more asinine as they receed in
to tile realm of utter impossibility, naturally
become very unhappy and less vociterous.
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MARRIAGES.

FISHER BrRD-At Stockton, Feb. Sd, by Rev. r
Thomas, Charles b. Fisher to Miss Martha n. Bird
both Of Kingvood, Nj.
ROBERSON AMETS.-By Rev. II. A. Chalker, Of
Lambertvie, Jan. oath, 1877, Mr. James w. Robertson
h and Miss Anna stainets, both OF Frenchtown1
BENNARD-I.ARUE--B the Rev. G. S, Converse, on
Jan 18th 1871 ut the residence Of Mr.. A. Stryker
Larue, near Rinsocss Mr.. Howard Bernard and Miss
Mary Il. Larue.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "a, by Rev. p A. Studdiford,
d. D., George L. Dilts to Martha Wilson, all Of LAM
bertyille.
PARISH DOW N.--Fcb lst. at the residence Of the
Of Flemington, and Theresa H., daughter Of Osborn
Down, Esq, Downsviile, N. j.
WELDON FIELD.--Jan. II, by Rev. W. w. Blauvelt,
ington,
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AN ENcy0IIoAL FROM THE Pore. Tho
Holy Father is not unmindful of his childrer
in the United States, and has addressed, q,
we stated last week, an encyclical to the Car
.iinal, Archbishops and Bishops, in which he
condemns the public school system.
1t has been the fashion for the Catholic
advocates OF the public schools to distinguish
between tile system Of goddess education con
demned in Earope and that followed here. Ii
his encyclical the Pope does not admit of an,
distinction, and quotes from the celebrated
Pontifical letter to the Archbishop of Frey
burg Ese sHa
The Pope leaves it to the discretion Of eacl
Bishop to Judge of the propriety of publishing
the encyclical. How far the Cardinal will en-
force it we have no means of knowing. San
day Democrat. ds Y SIS
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TAX NOTICE.

SALE OF LANDS AND REAL ESTATE FOR TAXES.
NJ Office is hereby given that Public Sale Of the
Real Estate hereinafter mentioned will be held at
the office OF the Receiver Of Taxes of the City of Lam
bertyile, on WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 9Ist, 1877
at the hour Of two o'clock in the afternoon for the low
est term of (but In exceeding fifty years
for which any person viii take the and pay the
amount of taxes assessed thereon respectively with the
interest and cost fees charges and expenses according
to the provisions OF Section nine of Act entitled
An Act TO revise and amend the Charter of the City
Lambertyille,p approved March sixteenth, eighteen
hundred and seventyfour. The interest In each case
will be at the rate oil twelve per cenu from the
eth of September The fees charges and expenses will
be in each fer the certificate OF sale and the pro-
portion Of the cost Of advertising and sale. a
A TsANscRIpT OF UNPAID TAXES ON LAND AND REAL
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n The Commissioners OF the new Lunatic
Asylum IL Morristown will apply to the Legis-
i.latnre for a further appropriation of 100000
to cover an existing deticien y to complete the
main bnflding by adding the main portico, as
originally Intended to erect additional out
buiidings; fora commencement of the work
of grading, paving. planting Of trees, shrub
: berry, etc, and for the general Improvement
of tho grounds. The amount expended last
year was sbsa, 1853. "a
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Public Sale
or 4iiss
PERSONAL PROPERTY !!

The subscriber having sold his farm and being about
to West will sell at Public vendue, at his resi-
dence in the township Of est Amwel about two miles
southeast from ambertyille the road leading
from the Turnpike to the Pleasant Valley road, on
By Tuesday, February 81, 1871
His entire stock Farming Implements and Household
Goods consisting Of two farm and road horses, mch
cows coming into profit soon sows coming into profit
lot Of turkeys and chickens threshing machine and
tread power fodder cutter, tanning mill corn
shelter, moving machine, two horse farm Wagon,
nearly new. market wagon, two seated carriage 1
buggy wagon sleigh ploughs, harrows cqltiyaters
Of heavy double harness, OF light double
ness of single harness. shoves hoes forks bar
res, boxes lot Of hay, stalks by the bundle by
the bushef de- Also household goods and kitchen far
niture, including meleaeen, walnut extension table
dining and breakfast tables, beds and bedding bed
seads looking glasses square cupboard, washstands
lot Of chairs NO. range stove, paror stove barrels
Of Vinegar lot of earthen andcrockery ware knives
and forks fruit tubs pals and churn lot dairy
fixtures lot OF boards, together wha number of ar
ticles not here enumerated s ;s.s sxgss Ais
Nine months credit VIII be given for all ever
ten dollars. eh 33.ff A ees
sale TO commence at 10 O'clock. A. NJ. on said day.
John BURNS.
n ABaoTg, Auctiopeer
Eehrnasy 7. 1877. tafI Hl7ti f5slf5
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WAxAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANAMAKER's WAREtfptii311s
WArAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANhMAKlER's W4REHotsfs
tVn~AmA KER's WAREHOUSES
WANAsfAKER.s MAhEitousE,s
WANAMAKERs MAkEhousnas
WANAdAKER'S MAkEshoOSr. -
WANAMAKERis WAREHOUSES
WAwAMAKER'S WAREHOUSES
WANAAfARER's WAREHOUSE
yVANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANAAfAKER,S MAREHOueEs
WANANAKEK's WAREHOUSES
<VxNAfAKERs WAREHOUSES
WANAMAKFR's WAREHOUSES
WANAlfAKEH.s WAREHOUSE ~
WANAwAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANAMAKEHss WAREHOUSES
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANAMAKRR's WAREHOUSES
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
WaxAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
yVANAhfAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANAsfAKEn's WAREHOUSES
WANAMAKER's WAREHoUsEs
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WAxA.rAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
WAwAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
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WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANANAKEEis WAREHOUSES
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WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
WaNAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
WAxAMAKER's WAREHOUSES;
WASAsfAKER's WAREHOUSES
WASAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANAMARER's WAREHOUSES
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANAMAKEB's WAnEH0UsEs
WANAsfAKEH's WAREHOUSES
WANAMAKEB's WAREHOUSES
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
WAxAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
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WANAMAKrR's WAREHOUSES
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WaxA1fARER's WAREHOUSES
WANAMAKEH's WAREHOUSES
WANAafAKER's WAREHoUsEs
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANAHAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANAMAISER's WAREHOUSES
W.ANAMAKER's WAREHoUsEs
WASAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANAlfAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES
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Why Richmond was burned by the Con-
federates when 1t was taken BY Gen. Grant in
1865 has. never been satisfactorily answered
until now 1t has lately come out that the
city was set on fire by Gen. Ewell, in obedi-
ence to secret statute Of the Rebel Cor
gress directing that course to be taken wi On.
ever il should fall into the hands of the union
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The Main Buildings
OF PHILADELPHIA.

Waf1antaker's warehouses
SAaiss.ii,iilalzefs Nv:srelolk5es
Wal1amalxtlf ) sls,rehouses
WannlnmKers Ware ouses
WanamalSer,s Nareliouses
Wananaker' $ Ware ilousea
WanaInaker's Warehouses
Wananaakers Warehouses
Waualnnker's Warehouses
Wanamakers Warehouses
Wananaker 's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaixer's Warehouses
Wananaaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
WariaBanker's Warehouses
WanaInaker's Warehouses
WanaInaker's Wareh0uses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehous
Wanamaker's Wareh ouses
WanamalSer's Warehouses
Wananaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Wareh ouses
Wanamaker's Ware houses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker'S Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
WanaInnlSer's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamakex's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wauamaker-s Warehouses
Wananlaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Wareho uses
Wanamelzer's Warehouses
WaHHmakerS WAREHOUSES;
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wananaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker'B Warehouses
Wanamaker'S Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wannmaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaiyer's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamakerss Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
IUuy. a m IA r orfo W0rofl0HSeS
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The FIRM sffBfet
III u slliftit corner o.
the oil brick bai1ti
big al sSiTsh git
Marked, no,0 some
iUhat changed b
he Iron H'ontct
building, covering
(0ur tots, dUf
I'm non far uRt
near as GA X
HALL.
inc house Is er'
cyusfvely deuoted q
cEothtEg FOR naehI
and b0ys, and 4
Doplfldl- because Of
he large stock, lou
prices, and tho
roughly rettdblt
methods Of blisiaes,
Originated and stu
carried on there
THE NEW Is
TAHLIsdMETT Al
Thirteenth O. n b
MQrkef street I,
q lpoJ,dEcr TO thu
thronQs Of peoq1it
daily visiting IL
IN COVERS 21S acres
IN he hcarf OF The
city, and on oHt
grand floor Il
found bctsceen ON
end taU0 mutton
dollars IN
MEN's AND BOYS
CLOTHING.
HATS AND CARS.
BOOTS AND SHOES
SHIRTS AND
FURNISHING
GOODS.
TRUNKS AND
VALISEs.
RUBBER GOODS,
LADIES CoATs.
17ic rules of The
house prevent any
I " ~ ~ s ~. ~ ~
u...gS., VI y, s,. XXI ,,s;s, ~
b n,,,,..,.. 1''-s Jss 1 J1'gs1,
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THE MARKETS.

Lambcrtvle. Feb. Z, 1877.
PRICES OF GRAIN corrected every "Wednesday by
+. +. LEAR, dealer In Grain. Flour, Feed, &C. ae
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n ABBOTT. AuctIoneer.
February 7, 1877. ~ afa f5slf
Evening star., 1877-09-24

To LADIES AND GESFLENEN-We wish
"a call attention a. 4 FI-czer's Chemical
Securing and Dyeiug f. abiiShment No a.6
& -.rsei, near 9th s'reeJ. BY promptly adopt
.hS tns latest improvements, whether OF
American or EUTOp,ap Invention, he is en-
#i',i tn 90 bis WoTK T. n manner not to he
oQUaiat by those rot rOs-e e.sing these facI!-
lie. His cleansing and dyeng ladies and
nt'S Suits ale, ~ fact. Inc cheapest in the
C-iy on account OF his superior work. Give
b i'm c8ii-206 q street. Punc;uallty guar
a-tptd.
Evening star., 1877-09-24

~1t was CHAM Young's eldest son
who wrote the liEe: Wbat is home wifbont
. mother?'-[ Ddit6,ry Ne,cs.
cI-Jndge Key, the Pos master General
month.
=, Tie new style for fail dresses makes
ne average young lady lnDh Ii xe I rJiilus-
Pih wrapped up ia b rag carpet.
North Carolina paper raports that Is
Terh pl,herh fatniiieS have Left the vicluitv of
Susse city, in Neck anburg county. tba.
Ita' Will, mltilI "a shore period, and returned To
me ordinary detective staff o. Paris
COZ sls's OF 20 men; but there is n snac,al
staA whoni only the chief Knows and tsa,-
aIe Oh hish aid low Il as $ ami cf no,
g.. .,, Ansre VIII nave 10 he a na2rszefi change
~ C'e tendency OF things, says tie Wo-cesf7 p
Press, or our stylish yogns isiles vii syoI 70
wearing their hats so far n tck tina, ,bav W ~ ~
have 10 I'M them when they sit down
@A cOlored American so diar WIZ ..,,>,
Mexican woman 10 Mttamoras q, ths a.,
of July. explained that u was San aceis.n,
As he had meant to kill another person H.
apology was accepted.
~A letter has been addressed tn FraoE
Leslie, signed by the editors of his seysrai
publications and about i've hundred otssr
employees, expressing their sympathy and
regres for his present financial trou oles.
Evening star., 1877-09-24

TRAAPs AT SEA.-Mark Twain states with
All seriousness that the bark Joma, Smi;n
recently spoken drifting about i'm an sonar
emily helpless manner without proyiEio- *
was met by him May 25th on his way from
beImuda. she Wa> in the possession OF some
adventurous negroes who had started nI't
III her To see New York and the world not
having been taught in their early wears tn,
sau lale OF The wise men of Gotham WHO
went TO sea In a bowl
Evening star., 1877-09-24

THE REv. Mrs FgTrR 4 HATtFyEp. Of
jersey tI,y, Is -ftti ~ trouble A Ter organ
lZhS The EccUtC JUivelsalI-t e. arch f.. tina,
cliS, her slesai-~ wer- jeui. Z fge p.ivIl ye
OF SUING aS EleinJ-~, Of Tie state Cg.,vau' .art
Cf CElVeT>Sii>r- % EeW j ersey which ,s.-ss..
IL annual session az Newark yesteri-y. ~
told the Convention tL.u h-F ,soI.a Vsf. fr,.
ing 10 serve the IHTt. and demanded rasr-.-
niiioH: but The couven fion told Gert tnt. Sha
must wait another year a. east, q her
cnulch was stiil In its swaddl rg clOthes-
" y. Sun, 20fh.
Evening star., 1877-09-24

THERE ARE FEw,a very few. actual
specifics for disease In existence, and Hos
tefteT's SOndch Rlters may be set down as
on- OF them In cases of md geStiou il never
fails. Persons who have suffered for many
years almost every conceivable species OF
torture from this agOniZiug complaint, have
been permanently cured with the Bitters in
SIX weeks. Hundreds of such Instances are
on record, authenticated bv the testimony of
prominent men in every walk OF life, emil
nent physicians among the number
Evening star., 1877-09-24
CITY ITE MS.

PINE SAvINGS.-Housekee who study
economy in small things should use D19iey's
Ye0a POtOder. the best. because perfectly
pure; the cheapest, as every package is full
weight.
Evening star., 1877-09-24

TIE REASON WHY all hOuSekeepers and
Others use the AfGfGin Security or is that no
accident has ever occurred from its use IL
is the best IN the world. All storekeepers
sell il. Try it, and you will have no other
Take nothing but Aladdin.
Evening star., 1877-09-24
REA DING NOTICES.

L0Di-.Is HEADACHE SPECIFIC is per
fectly harmless, yet it cures beadaehe in 1--WE
10 w MY minutes, aud costs but 81 cents at
all Drug Stores.
Evening star., 1877-09-24

RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous
sufferers Chronic, painful, and prostrating
diseases cured without medicine. Pulyer-
rlachers Electric Belts the grand desidera-
tum. Avoid limitations Book aud Journal,
with particulars, mailed free. Address Pull
verIl"cI n. er GslvaDic Co., New York City.
6.25.d&k1v
Evening star., 1877-09-24

WOMEN have a perpetual crevire IN no ra
cosnlzed, TO be acraired; and a lsTss par. of
the1r ceaseless chatter is no more nor less
than surface device to call your attention
10 then, as little CHI hildrcn continually puIi
your gown to make you look NJ ttetn.-
lSlIe Holm.
Evening star., 1877-09-24
GREAT REDUCTION in prices OF al,

GREAT REDUCTION in prices OF Slate and
Marbie hanfels. For he purpose OF reiuc-
ing my stock in the above brauch, which is
The largest and most varied ever exhibited
In his city, propose tn sell al cost for cash
for The Uext thirty days.
H. ". HAMILTON.
eos Y. NJ. c. A. Building qth and ID sts
Evening star., 1877-09-24

A MISSING LINK SCPPIIED.-Ab@E b@ E,.u=-
cElId, a tincInnatI drummer, ~ now uuI l
arrest at Jsh /, on t aEsS, cIaF--.i with 'bt
murder of his mistress, Be- .ie Moor oG pee.
lglh OF January last. near that Vi1Cz. ED'ti~-
child ard Miss Moore Were stopping a. =
hotel IN jefferson as man and wife. and 1l
the day named started cut To- walk. ttp.4--
child returned fCnI4 J1e walk 4ion- a.si I.:.
te city that Ei- i-nt. faH days Afterwards
the dead body Of the vOine1 wa found 80
creted in ihickei, hui some valuable 1.t-
mOH0s Which she wore when she left the no
tel were missing. Roth child was af-e=.ai
In Cincihrati several months Since q q r A.
tempting To commit suicide, bat the tetec-
tlNts We re unable 10 procure Any trace 1f Tire
diamonds until a few days since, when ti,
OF them, upon which S:}5g had been borrowed
were found in Il 81. Louis p3wu-SioF. Tae
date Of both loans were January -. -tN la
after the murder. Roth~ChiIt haf h-ur,aI
negotiated the loans a 4 with that i1"s- of
foIet! ought which ever -iuguisse ffluf-
naIS Lad Icceip.sd for IL money Z .ls-.,! alI
III his oHE name 4 detective lst -.E-t
mems of foih>c chitd's chlTJ.rap phg, a ia con
pairing Them with fhc sigma .UreS -stap!is..E
their ESl utley. .p-S
Evening star., 1877-09-24
Educational Institutions.

MIks May :. {. Grandln will instruct
youIg ladies la Instrumental and vocal
music corner 10Th street and Massachusetts
avenue northwest
The Commercial and Normal Institute
20 New York avenue northwest. offers great
Adv aLiage> to ladies and gentlemen 10 be-
come thoroughly accomplished in bo0kkee
1nS Sc. See advt.
MI. :. y. Strini, of Milan, VIII give in
strUction in vocal music. Apply 10 music
stores fOr particulars
Evening star., 1877-09-24

THE BEST HOUsEKEEPEES use YOung's
Deterrent and pronounce il superior to soap
and potash. All Grocers and Druggists sell
ii. tr
Evening star., 1877-09-24

ITO TO As FOLKS OF FASHION Do, ;" in
one respect 8t least, you must use elena
NHfi nm Soap. which is Immensely popular
among ne elite Of society. aud deSprveily
So. Tor ~ - the most IA lutery of beautifisrs
q. q iug iiars. S0lG ny al Druggists
50 cents. ems
Evening star., 1877-09-24

The p hove oil can be hai at Geo Ryneal,
JE.'s, G51 = street northwest. sll3:
Evening star., 1877-09-24
EDUCATIONAL.
nj DICAL DEPARIMENr

nj DICAL DEPARTMENT
Corner oi i6,s .Ss .,,,,s ~ sEosSrrows.
The The '~sg,' ni1th :, s.sl ;e.-,sn q IN. Medical
g1SiS.n 16aHEp p m lrtroeuo'"'y 3, Prof. Jos. TsBEs
=. Prlnei.ie. S.d Prsciice = ssiicin- sSt
rLoh9ktps HON .Ep.s D Emeri,u,, Pro-
iessor q ot-s'tr c. sui Dis~s-c- u Women
JOHNSON KIior m.p.. suertu. Pros..-orOf
JAnfs sota.S R Si'ii@'G- Im :, n. sarFTrs sTr;.
81 81 n.t.rs n dioa aud thsrsS"utio. aud Msai-
SAMUEL q. BrsEY.Mp
FEasCl A,bF"Rp y ", '''''"''
JOSEPH L.BER JoHSS \ NM.
PIofes-or oi Oestetro- 80 ri~ess,s = " uuen aud
Cha KLiINSCHMIpr. ND.
" ~ IN n . snes' r,'i,i'Is' n S;
FroIS E.NIr TI' - =, Nrs'.r, 5tysrTgeut'o'
PtA'ss'.I = : Z M, m ! =, -,
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Fer s.dlfi url tu'.II ST. .u.s ,rl, q.
>IFp-C. = o. a. F.-ui,v
=" ~ i3;so >-s .rs avenue.
MRS. BURR WILL REOPEN HER ENG
ber 20 ~ Iss> e :, "a, - - .',,o--.ss- en-
r1NuE Nt,-t
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STR, tu,rtuss.t MONDAY. ..rr.as - '.1',t-
fersaHs - I-Htrs -. ..,.r p. o. ~ ..-
should arai. q. H- .,-t IA, - ,.,.
her y 90 o.. faS4r tfrruf.-s .f .t o ..-.f -
sf"res. az - IG2- --r rFrI... ..-ff 80 a.
Evening star., 1877-09-24
Weather In ndieafioss To-day.
DrFrcF OF CHIrF SIGNAL OFFICER,

Washington. September "a, 1877.
For New England and the middle Allan &c
states, stationary or lower pressure, usht
winds, mostly from the southeast 10 tne
southwest, warmer weather, with increasih/
Cloud1neSs.
Evening star., 1877-09-24
puAEs AND FIssURE

Dr. sHkADEB, oeBos room % q. uo,a n,,.s.
., lie ano n,sure Without Knife LiessIS o. o..
esr sc 3, NJ e ~, and snar.ntss elfs II sI
Pr; s:scss SSs .ss = :!sss rss: . d t'ess ss;;..
rosd; y. nanion sTssesS 80 SSo SsoreSe0vn RAt-
s: S:SS w@ Tuctsr, sFshsss ;silos, 81 fssSd sSSsd
III as. ::s.ss :oasA.s..: = .ssssSs sos Sssssss
~; -; :es ~ cshsH o s1passses 4 = 49,
ASHnsZoe g. 0ID. O.; 6SS1S. Sxsx -
Evening star., 1877-09-24

CUMBERLAND COAL TRADE-TIa shiD-
ments of coal from Cumberland for tirs
Week ended September IL amounted 80
4S,6l9 tone cwt.. of which 2i5.l tonS IL cws
were ny The ChcsapeaEs and OHIO caaat.
lN,Z'' tons IL cwt. b. Baltimore and Ono
railroad, ard 5,it0 tons BY the PennSylva
read. The total sh pmenfs Tor the year are
IUi2 20 tons. The shipments ny csvtI in
Gicaie decrease Of p. IS tons sS cg,nfIq.r.-1
Win the CORE spond ~ period Of 1876. al
by baltimore ard Ohio r-iIr0aIoi ti5 SO
tens, but an Increase OF l. Jl3 Ia .S D., .ua
Pennsylvania road.
Evening star., 1877-09-24

"A SoLEAS WARNING of the peril OF prose
cutting editors for libel has been given 10
Lebanon, Pennsy lvania, where the verdict
was In favor of Inc editor, end the ltbaIesi
man Is In Jail because ne couldn't raise ina
money to pay the cost
Evening star., 1877-09-24

GHCRLow WEgD's sIetter of reclamation
lIoln republican central coTanit5e. com
pl. .teS his withdrawal from political life but
hls earn est remonsiraHce agaiusta too rapid
process ot resumption shows tnat his interest
2 rnfiic affairs is as lively as ever.-fN. Y.
I.tiftae.
Evening star., 1877-09-24

" ALL FtVE opr preferences; but no one rrsrers
fH hear taby the frc IL - WI sac.,
!.st =. bu i's fs5y Syrup " ~ou ( al once aaiat H.
Evening star., 1877-09-24
LOCAL NE VS.,

National 7henteT-"The Danicneff-."
F6Tds Opera HOUSe.-"Bufalo Bill" and
troupe in MAY Cody.o
TheGtr CUnnqte.-Mme. Duclo's variety
troupe.
Evening star., 1877-09-24
- REPAIRED FOOD.

pREFARED FOOD.
Yer al kinds e Soft bill BIRDS
thsrifs ReIcas a bros. - cans pa~ b u three
boxes = b. Discount to the tr ID
e. tEsEsTSR,
sefihu lVfS Pen EaSfi cTsi1 4rfsaaxA.