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Rev. WIN. N. TAYLOR, DID,, Ediicr-in- Chief
lal Park Bank Bulding)

Tie Increasing prosperity and greatly enlarged business Of
TIE CHRISTIAN At WORK demand better accoa noil-
TONS aut accordingly find paatal quarters IN one of Tie
hlrd.ouc,t asa best bu lJugs on Broadway.
We have now every facility for Tansacng onr largely in'
osn business In our main Is the publishing depart
cut with abundant convenience Tor attending Go i of our
eud. WHO may Tee pleased 10 honor IA with tEcir personal
presence The subscription desk before us a. we enter Tho
door The Advertising Department the right hand as we
enter compr sing large and well lighted apartment occu
pied by i,ssr cone and rutland on the left are desks
amt tables for the OF 81 M and bookkecpr and cor
RESPONDENTS within neat ipclo,uIc Is Publishers De-
partmon which occupies the entire depth 81 to building
Ample space allotted the business II rae four sunday
school papers, Go0f Words Good Ctc NJ Papa, and of ant
Yoyng-so well and fayoraby known 10 sund1ysc ools
throughout country and which st under tie able
management 81 the efficient bead, F. w IAMIi.1 sec
rotary our editorial by themselves on Tie hoor
above FOR editors have fashion ~ seeking degree ~ so'
tule and quiet Dee found the Lively rush OF business
in such place main office. Meanwhile ct our CORE
remember 20 address their lay0rs 20 THE CHRIS
TIAN AT WOhK 40 the Park Bank Building 2l4 and ZIG
BrSdway near Fultonst and directly opposite 81 Fam
Church For convenience letters may be addressed IMPLY j.
y UALLOCK Publisher, PIG broadway. y " BOX olOo
lae r. O. Box rs bclrel. All letters addressed 70 THE
CHRISTIAN AT WORK, however, wi reach U.s. oven il ul'
rectd TO the old address, Christian at Work May 81 4o'
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SprCIAL OFFER.

SpIIINI OTIT I.It.
We will send THE CHRISTIAN AT WORK &" Nj" SUD
sr-bar. on trial for tie balance OF tbs year u January
one DOLLAR,
and ,ostoo o. cents additional In maSngyo i OFFER We
bsr e Kind favor Of your influence 10 speak good word
for THE CHRISTIAN AT WoAh so r's 1t 'D"h O''l''nu
| - CORRELATION confident that you DO 90 great
I( Good and also that its editorial conduct will Justify all
Dee pleased 10 say DO ITS favor. should you desire 70
m m ruer this year these terms. cut out and inclose no
t p.o, with the cash ~ 3D. aud the paper w Dc sent
n p regularly during the year. Write your aud AL
dress plainly. and direct 10
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nm TONGENI TF0|I7TN " ~ - - -.
or Bills PASSED ANp SMALL AMOUNT OF I'M
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he would consider it just to pay them
in silver dollars OF precisely equal value
with gold, he does not believe it posi-
bic to make and maintain any such
equivalent dollars.
WASHINGTON, juno 27.-The Sccre-
tary Of War directs that subsistence
stores DC sold to officers aud enlisted
men on credit. they giving proper re-
ceipts. The order is issued on account
OF no appropriation for the support of
the army having been made. y sim-
liar order, TO enable them to obtain
facl, ETC., from the QInrtcrmaSter' De-
p-rtnent, will he issued.
LcHnoN, June 2G.-Euglaud's neu-
trality i'll the existing war is now con-
sidered absolutely assured SO long AS
Russia keeps her pledges not to inter-
fcrc with British Indian interests or
routes. II is also assumed kere that
Russia will demand as conditions of
peace the cessior Of Bulgaria to Roum-
AHA, to be erected into independent
States, to hold the mouth of the Dan
ube under international guarantees,
rs Belgium holds the mouth Of the
Rhine Germany probably will not OBJ
jcSt TO this arrangement, but the only
thing apparently certain is that the
continental powers expect to settle the
Few boundaries without ropnrl tO En-
gland. who is in such position that
her diplomacy is practically powerless
to affect the question. This creates
some ureasineas. because it seems to
leave England no choice but absolute
ncquicScence remons;rlnce by means
Of aggressive war.
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EDITOR DEMONSTRATION are
very scarce in this place. Il is almost
impossible to find any of interest.
THE GEAND PRIZE
Continues sinking its Shaft; also stop
ing on the lGO.foo: level. and is taking
Uat plenty OF rich ore, which is being
sent to the mill. The 750-foot level
continues to show we'll. There is plenty
Of sulphuret ore to De found. The ore
wlch is being taken out of this level
is being piled up for working in the
new mill. They have sent some OF the
ore from the 25u-toot level to Cornuco.
pin TO be run through the Leopard
mill.
THE MILL
Will be completed very soon. Every
day some part is finished. We under
stand that the contractor has bet bus
Ike: OF champagne that the mill will be
running on the 10Th OF July. From
the way the small army Of men nre
working. We have no doubt but TINT The
whistle will blow on that day.
DE rEEEs.
They are working in the mine pros
peeting it. few days ago they broke
the whiIa shaft, Rad have net been able
to hoist any ore. We hear that it is the
intention of tho company TO put up
hosting works. The new mill started
up few days ago, They will COM
ncnce to skip bullion very soon; not
much. but every little helps. There
is some talk Of this company putting up
n 30.stamp mill OH Byrne's Greek TO he
run by water and all are glad to hear it.
From whn. we have seen Of the mine.
We haven't the least hesitation in say
ing that they have good property.
GRAND CENTRAL AND &nGESTA
Continue TO drift On their lodges, but
We have Lcnrd nothing of note from
either Of the above mines i'll tho last
few days.
COLD GATE
Is still sinking its shaft, and ~ nov
down 12G feet, and expect to drift for
the ledge in few days.
STANDARD.
Hlunccy & Co. nro still sinking on
this mine. which shows very good ore.
TIKI TowS.
Leonard's new brick building is going
up very fast. 1t will be two stories
high. which will make q:iitc M improve
mcnt in that end Of town.
We learn that Charley Frazer OF
South Mountain is going to have hotel
in one pnrt Of the building.
Carl BOscO gave one OF his entertain.
Ircmts in this place last night, mud it
was well attended. The people came
away very well pleased with what ho
did, and have been telling each other
how ho did the tricks. From wlInt wc
have heard one or two say, we think il
would be an cnsy matter TO do the
tricks. He goes to C0rnucop:a per-
forming on Thursday night, coming
back hero and giving another shOT
Monday night.
We hayo not had fight for several
days. WO now have one Justice, two
Deputy Shcriifs and one constable in
town, which makes il impossible for 9
person TO lOOI; crosg-cycd without being
arrested and fined. FRAUD.
Ec-s,,s=sr1,s.-gpr5zs=s-ss
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Tng HgEsE RivEH ReesiRe says; 1ndi.
ans nud Cinnamon arc prone TO initiate
The customs Of tue white man. Las,
night at tho Thcater, Chinese mpr.
fhsnt--a regular Monaghan Nuldoou
Gtalked into the hail with Chinese
bello clinging to his arm. +" MI snInc
Mclean man." and, subsequently, the
disabilities Of tho "boys" on tho back
yp",is yero excited by tho sight Of H.
SLoshono bravo walking in with his
TseGuaw's" nrIn tucLgd ui!der lis own
~ 4irilar fashion,
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Montenegrin Official accounts admit
thnt Suleinun PaShn and ali Snibs
forces hugo effected Junction, and
ray that II was after six days Of con.
tiuuous Gghtipg in which tho Turks
lost 1000.
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Col. wilkins, collector Of tho pert Of
Baltimore, IL n remarkably study gen
tlemsn. Tho President Inns begged
him to resign that lucrative position,
snd ho informs tho Executive that The
will do no such thing. Tho gallant
Colonel Ia not DEVOID Of check.
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At the election Of Mining Recorder at
Leeds District, Utah, OIL Saturday,
1Iousbery (Gent:ie) was chosen over
Adams tI9rmon) BY II majority OF sc
YOlcB.
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The losses by tho great conilagrotinr
pt ST. John, y. H.. nro estimated 10 az.
gregnle $40, 900, 900. with an insurance
81 $7,000,0O0. The contributions IL
sufEerers thus for nnonnL 10 S2nD, 900.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-01

DR.. Frislio Of Vallejo TidiculCs the
story that his brother, tho General,
now in Mexico, Is engaged In scheme
faYorin9 annexation.
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rI:iIiIS~HrnsOlI, 0IO,

Thtci pis;uTcL hnh veil tAbcn caro- of on
Reasonable tHr,ma. jobs YOWELt.,
r.iI. SM;rn, rrn?ria,nr. uroJm.
DII2
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pOLI,NCIk -

Is q thc wcil.kn"Sn Ciyl' 81 ,ln stock. f. eight
years Oh; 10 ~ hands Ia hight, and wniEha
1899 pounds.
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LOOK AT THIS t!
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, ETC.
BED ROCK PRICES.
= AZ

dESSRS. BADT & CANS IN 4 PREVIOUS ADVERTISEMENT
A' expressed their determination
assorted stock
lie that they business they offer the following
List which, however, comprises small portion Of their
Best American Prints lG yards
White Rock and Lonsdalc Musln yards
Ladies' Button Gloves 81
Fine French Lawns, per yard ......... 37L
French Peaes, 1870 per yard, minimum.
full limo of Jap POplins 2oc
OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS At REDUCTION OF 40 CENT
Mems Leather Bound ovCrls 75o pair,
" Denote Jumpers, each " ..... 90
Shaker Socks 25c pair, .. 80
English Socks 25c n pair w so
fuIIuc Buckingham celebrated Boots at greatly
reduced prices.
Ladies' and Children's Shoes prices to satisfy ALL
Mems Suits o Sl5
Our complete than manufacture
1t is impossible to cnumeratc many
which this stock the
chasing elsewhere genuine
CLEARANCE
BADT G CANS.
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4 slight shock OF earthquake was re,
gently felt at Santa Barbara, Cal.
Or the $500, 0OD appropriated by Con
gresa for land surveying the next flsca
yenr Noyadn gets $lG.Q1O.
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TO SHELTERS |
Ion SAILS,

now patont No. q Dlako Oruihcr.
No. d Bakers Rotary Pressure blower,
Water Jacket blast Furnace, with all ll1 apf
puTlcnAncrH
/ Hast Pipe with Cato aud gafoIy VAlTe,
Water aud How on pp0a.
Tubular IioOr. 30.horso pouor. Shcll, ~
Ia. 4 n a., containing - 5lnch 1hca, and atcHin
inH or nppurtaihing 10 sald hoi!or and mach ln.
Dry.
Tho machinery nboyo mentioned now licaA
TOano, Nevada, 100 piilca wcst nj Ogden, on tho
ing been used. Apply TO-
]. II. RIPLEY.
I27.2t ToApo, EOysda,
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III tIIIIIEII.

bAwLER-SGLfIYAS- san Ftauc!8co,
Junn ~. i5ii,r L. LaYlcr to Miss kaio N.
suliYln.
-.,--,e.,.-.
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ASSESSMENT Notice.

CYRtCUSE GOLD ASD SILVER MINING
- CnnIGny.-LDcIiian Of principal place OF
business. EIkO. AcYlla. Location OF works,
Grand Junction Mining District. Elko County.
State OF SeYadh.
20 ice Is Horribly given. that st q fu"ctinZ at
the Board OF Directors. held Un thu sth day at
APRIL, lSI1, all assessment tSu. - Of Two Cents
Ter rL1TG vas levied upon the CIpitil stock at
tLc corporation, piyAbr inmctli Itriy, la Unit
I'd States gold coin. To thc ScvI"tITy, at tho OSI
Of the COMPANY. I'll q. Nevada.
Any Oct upon which this A,sc,amrnt shall
rCIrII;i unpaih on the 81! day II Jun". 1857.
Viii be delinquent. G:Il RIH rii-,'t for safe At
In!lic auction. and uI!tsS payment t. IIIL 10 he
inIC. Viii Gu s"!d on tn LIGIITi 10 Oh
AUGUST. lHI', To- pay tho delinquent aAsrSr.
nITu:. together with C0sts al advertising. and
rHrcn,,s Of snlc. By OTd,r Ui tho iIOI.d 81 III
trC:UTs.
O-TRgIcnEI. Secretary.
0r, tnE-Eiko S,ya!. anil
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DON'T DREAM

OF letting any man measure you for a pair Of
BOOTS or SHOES until you have examined tho
stock Of rcsdy.m,de leather coverings a.
hEISlIART's,
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lS(JI, I.

arDkRMO1T-Iu ian0iliH Valley. june al
MI, To- tho %iio OF John r MGDerIhOH,
daughter
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NOTICE
'I'IiE rAEK DArrLE.DAY STALLION.
"pOL1.OGIS -

VIII stand At Tucker Brcs.' Stable, in Elko, OH
tho lolh. 2OIh and 2lsl iENinut>. and nj trBulir
divided between Pleasant and Lamoillp Valleys.
llc will be f"ard Vt John liongl'a :anch In tho
former Valley, and NJ VDclrs Ia the latter.
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Letter from : IIzSRrora.

TrscAIonA, June ~, 1877.
EDITOR DEMONSTRATION are
very scayce in this rlaco. II is almost
impossible to find any of interest.
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GET YOUR PRINTING DONE

We arc pleased to announce to the citizen, o.
,Elko and vicinity, that
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~ Persons upon tho line OF the
railroad, desiring TO attend, will find
carriages ut tho Station ready to convey
them to the grounds, - FREE OF
CHARGE, and in duo season will re-
turn them to tho Station OIL tho snrnc
terms.
The day will DO ushcred in Ivy
TIE THUNDER OF ARTILLERY
In good old-fn hioncd style, and every
effort will 10 made 10 turn ont n genu-
inc enthusiastic Fourth, like those OF
our grandfathGrs' DAYS
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A SPLENDID DINNER
Will lie served ut tho
HALLEcIS BNENvEnY.

Close by, md all who may determine
upon HALLECK ms the place in which
20 demonstrate their patriotism and ell
joy it's manifold pleasures. may rest
assured OF being amply provided with
NIL the creature comforts necessary to
full appreciation of the glorious occa-
sion.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-02-17
Women and Wine.
By MARY KYLE DALLAS.

BT MARY KYLE DALLAs-
Pop vent the gay cork flying,
sparkIed the gay champagne,
By the Eight Of day that dying,
He aIlsd up their gobIets again
Let the last best toast be woman,
Woman, dear woman" said he,
Empty your glass my darling,
When you drink 10 your sex with me"
Bat she caught his strong brown fingers,
And held them tight an in fear,
And through the gathering twilight
Her fond voice fell on his
Nay, ere you drink, impIOre you,
By all that you hold divine,
Pledge a woman In tear drops,
Rather By far than n wine
8" By the woes Of the drunkard's mother,
BY the children that beg Tor bread,
By the fate OF her whose loved one
Looks on the wine when 'tis red.
BY the kisses changed 70 curses,
By the tears more bitter than brine,
BY many a fond heart broken,
Pledge woman in wine.
What has wine brought 70 woman
Nothing but tears and pain,
IL has torn from her heart her lover
And proven her prayers in vain
And her household gods all scattered.
Lie tangled up in the vine
Oh. Prithee pledge
In the curse Of so maDy-wINE."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-02-17

~ Advertisers residing The EAsiern Cniisd States
pay their epcong crsubacka U1itsa States
Postage Stamps sot sach tey vh 10 and thsf
cards v bs Inserted ahovs Ahs ~ the time ped r
IT Business Cards. vhen FHNrAfp Eon rsAh, are
Aosed discount ratss Which Coz transient
Advertisements whsn pAd or chArged qaartrrly.
Single ccpes % Tea Gents uhen chafEed
Ftneen centsl ~ the doaen, one poiar.
Evening star., 1877-09-25

b..LIInosn, .n Sept. 5.-yirsinia stxs-, old, 80
ssrss, t2 North Caroline sIes ola, Il bad today.
B.LTMoRI, Sept 25.-ootton steady and arm-
miodnng. ia Flour quiet ana unchanged Whestx
southern ouli and 3sb lower, western stesfy au<9
sS-- nrSS.sOptssIn Der red, good 70 prime sesl 81 %;
winter red, spot, IS; seEtenber, Us; octcesss
1:$h; November, al .SA. Corn. southern quiet an1
do. yellow. 60; western mixed, spot, s7x; septs1-
Der, Eb; October, S.; November, 50. Oen stsodp
and frm- southern, sssr; se.isa white, ssAs; 40.
mixed, s2aH. Rye arm, 6s70. Hay nrm and ua-
chsneed. Provisions active, strone and higher.
Pork Il 60. Bulk sts-4oo>e. 7a7 ~; shoulders, .
sk; packed, TASK. BAcop-shoubdeu. g. clear no
9des. sslaio. Hsns, lzxals1. Lard-reaned, l0x.
rsnrsd, isX !d: I;S s:Lsd. oods. esehssss3..
Whisky hrm, IS BsoeiDts-v1our, SO; U6eo6-
8 Co eS% IS; 40 oss,; ,I So "a, go. SsiSsss-
HKw YoRl. SEPT. S.-0tocka generally dvn an :.
ssIt cssl s.osk: 1epsys 9: oo.l. u.s.. ksoSsass,
uEw 1cnx, sept 3.-f1ow duh. Whes1 da6
md ] end cents lower. oerl ceut lower al
Lokpos: Ssvt; .. la:@ ,: l:n.-Eris, IlsI. Iusuoss
8aNrood shaesss ".
Evening star., 1877-09-25
New Jersey Republican Convention.

TRENTON, n. J., Sept. 25.-Tne republican
convention was called together al ~ o'clock.
The tenn porsry chairman made au address,
The candidate nominated by the Democrats
was particularly referred 10 a. Objectionable
IN many respects. lie Csllei upon all as one
man 10 prevent the election OF Lhe candidate.
committee on resolutions, OF which Geo.
NJ. Robson was selected as chairman. was
aEpoirltd al retired. A TeSOiu ion apprOy-
ING mildly OF the Presidents southern policy
Was read and referred; also one endorsing
ue civil service policy g. applied TO state
CnCers. Committees on permanent orgaui-
Zauon and credentials were al pointed. The
convention then adjourned Tor dinner.
Evening star., 1877-09-25
A Baltimore Corner tu wnea,

BALTIMoRE, Sept IA corner in No. 2
winter red, September delivery, which COM
menced on Thursday last, was amicably
adjusted this morning by both parties set
tilng on sl53 as the price Tor to-day, aud two
gentlemen were appointed to name the price
each day for the balance OF the month. The
hoJuslment wss brought about by an arbl-
terday afternoon by the shorts. The an
nouncement 10y the committee OF the settle
committee was repeatedly y cbeered and unani-
mously voted the thanks OF the Corn and
Flour Exchange.
Evening star., 1877-09-25

MILFORD, MASS, Sept. 25.-on Sunday
afternoon In Hopkinton a man named Folev
was stabbed in drunken quarrel by one
Mcclure. Foley died three hours after.
The murderer decamped closely followed by
officers, who overlook him in Upton, where
be bad taken refuge In a barn. On its be-
coming dark he eluded the officers, but n is
Evening star., 1877-09-25

LONDON, sept IA Shumia IL dlspa,ch to
the EueTtiHg NdItd ITf OF this Afternoon saws.
"NOthing important has occurred since FRI
day. Heavy showers yesterday and 10 day
viii delay operations for some days.
Evening star., 1877-09-25
kilograms to The Star.
THE EASTERN WAR
Russian and soumanisoE.s

LosDoN, sept. "a HsuJer teiegran1
lIom bGcnarest haye.-it is stated on good
authority Thai tbsy Total losses OF the Russians
ana hOumh.hIans during the recent opera
uOLs eeIore Plevna exceed 1900 killed aud
wounded.
Evening star., 1877-09-25

~Amepg the deaths from yellow fever at
Fernandina ts that OF Joseph L. Reilly, chief
engineer OF the revenue cutter Boutwell,
~ The treasurer OF Defiance county, Ohio.
Ii reported 70 be short in his accounts frn m
seven to twenty thousand dollars,
Evening star., 1877-09-25
Stolen ROuds-

CORTLAND, n. Y, Sept. 25.-The following
are the L. 8. fve-twenty 500 bonds stolen
iIom the bank here Saturday, the years OF
which could not be given In last nights dis
pateh, numbers 1881 and 2s,Ol0 of 1852, and
Evening star., 1877-09-25

~ Y. M. @. A.
GOSPEL MEETING
EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON,
LIscoLN HALL,
AT HALF Past S THREE O'CLOCK.
Good singing By agusrtette.
Young men come.
Every body welcome. sepl3tr.
F HUNYADI JANOs WATER
BUFFALO LiTHIA WATER,
" '-' WIS. THOMPSON,
seps-1 sO3 18th street.
- POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY,
Geors etoicn, ID. G Arga5t Is, 1877.
The WASHINGTON Agency Of this Company was
Others visiting g iNsgRE with as viii please call
ner Of 18th and streets northwest.
sugH.tf J.w. DEEBLE, Secretary.
~ D, McFARJAN, DENTIST,
Tot New Jersey avenue, az erroneously prinl in
BOyd 5 Direc, ,ory for lo7. JaD6 ly
~ SAMUEL G. YOUNG,
SS NOTARY PUBLIC,
octl7-tf OFFIck-sTAR BUILDING.
.OPTICIAN.
Nirst premium awarded 70 me by the Great Worlds
h hfsir' in PaitadslPRRinsi On sE ny Gfs inTGqssd
tUred in Cod, Silver and a eiess, with genuine
Brazilian Pebbles Also on hand large variety
Of SPECTACLES, OPERA GLASSES, MICR0-
SCOPES and SHADES for tie Eye, &c
octS-trlstp 1920 PennsJ lSaEia avenue u. ".
pARLOW'S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
~ I225 Pennsylvania GUeHus
Oil Paintings, Engrsvings, Photographers "a new
process, French and German Photographs, Porce-
Frames in every style for Poroelaine and Photo
graph Portraits The public are invited TO examine
stock, in which i'll be found all the late publi
cations of foreign houses
October lst will receive a hne stock or gSpHtHs
Russia Leather Goods, com prising Frames, Port
fOlios, POFtemonais, U-ses, &c.)
Gold Frames for Mirrors, Portraits and Land
scapes, and all styles Of Frames, Spanish, French,
snd American Naples, with or without velvet or
gold Innings, made to order az reasonable prices.
Gold, silver and Copper Wire; Cord, Hooks, Screw
Eyes, &C, for hanging pictures. Paintings packed,
unpeck ed and hung BY competent wOrkmen.
II. N. BARLOW gives his special attention to
Transferring, lining and restoring Oil Paintings.
Family Portraits restored With the greatest care
&c to preserve the originality.
Catalogues TO be bad on application. augSl Srn
IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS.
For the convenience of property owners and tax
Iayers, have established al OFFICE a. No. 222
~ STREET., betw eel the Columbia Building and
OF IME ROVEMENT ASSESSMENTS and the
collection of claims for damages to real estate, old
O. eIisl reused and work done BY lotowners under
ENVIRONMENT TAXES paid at a large dis
Information relative to the general, special and
personal tax laws cneerfully snd freely given.
sugSl I'm WILLIAM DICKSON.
Evening star., 1877-09-25
IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS.
L T. III II f r..
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We have on wharf about $50 900 feet of Prime
Heart a Georgia BOARIS, " hich we will sc for
THIRTY DAYS, at $40 per l,COe feet.
Evening star., 1877-09-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
r,699,6Gii IT;,TaiJg.a Pairia,es.-
Il, Isaac : rHos8s H2s2as W. FOWLER. Secretary.
NJ. sEOoND WASHINGTON Co.OPERi:
NIGHT, a,tRf an, ip Davis. lsll, No, s1S h
.s,,,s John E /, THoM ssSs: ~ '
A KENTUCKY BLUE LICK,
BEDFORD, BETHESDA,
And other natural MINkRAL WATERS for sac at
MLBUBN's PHAKMACY,
seT25tr l429 Penn. avenue.
.H,ddpS2r @ e. F-ThS Z; G'meer. Of UNI, UNION >
se a. at oceok haa snap Thls 10
L-o,ter, isaac II. HURDLE. Every member isex-
Iectei to lie present
sM McFARLAhb, secreiary n'N'' " II
NJ FIRsT co OPERATIVE BUILOING
tsS IsT sTni1 sqnqa RibiS Tsss
AZ kSTS9CISAI ~ ION viii be held on wE3NEsBaY
aS6 Sf m ssG td m pSs s9s
uue southwest. The anpual stat, msnt will be read
ssP.5! !t G. r. THOMPSON, soe,y.
E-S
10 all W LO are suffy ring from the errors and in
discrs tioLs # youth, nervous weakness early lie
cay loss Of manhood, &c, will send receipt that
viii cure you- FIRE. OF CHARGE. This gCeat rem
edy DISCOVERIES by missionary in Sou;h Amer
lea. send self addressed seope 10 the Rev. J0-
skIH i. INMAN, Sta.i1n ID, Bible House, New
1CTk city. srp25- eOly
- THE ALEXANDRIA FAIR.
eens 70 the SD aRY AR 'S WhsHfNGr6S rTiIp isg y.s
WI MI be e"LAsye6 t. the the iAhibi N IN OF IHk
WOOILANh hGElCnATUKtL SOCIETY AZ
WITHOUT ADDITIONAL CHARGE. The Mary
Washington will leave ashluctOn at 10 a.
ard p. m, and Alexandria at 4 aud 1880
ssp24 1t
~ A CARH-W. NJ. GAIT & 90. desire to
Wy tender their thanks to the fire aud p lice de
pal ueUts for their very efficient services At the fire
at their place of business last evening. Owing 10
the efhcleI cy of the IRE department. our business
viii Rot be iuterfeTed with in any manner, aud we
are ready to transact business a. us1al.
sepZ2 W. NJ GAIT & co.
Evening star., 1877-09-25
WORK OF THE FLAMES.
THE PATENT OFFICE FIRE.

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