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New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
FRc1l Mr. ?. W. GALLAuDEr, ; aaa . wALL-sT'

The uumsakabe proofs which nave o! the mastery skill
OF Dr. Il in the Of deafness and 'atarrl IN
case where succeeded after some 0f our most celebrated
rlyscaus had completely fcd, cuabes me 10 recommend
bn warmly 10 the favor Of a need OF his professional ser
vices and 20 tender him with pleasure name az reference
T. ". GAILACDEE
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03

Brass AND WALNUT CORNICE POLES Cast
lake etvel STAIR RODS Of every description Oh ted fe
ITo OF polished mad, e!r al 10 l-w. W. T. & j. ALA
tsllAJ, manu- aCtuTers. 32l LrJsa"ay.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
DEAFNESS,
THROAT HEAD AND NERVOUS SYSTEM CURED BY
Dr.. LlGHTHILL, No. 6 West TWENTy-NINTH-ST,

Dr. LIGHTnILL takes pleasure and pride IN presenting 20
the consideration those interested few u tire numerous
testimonials or cures which he has received from 'ekno"n
gentlemen whose soca. standing anl high character cannot
Tail To inspiie public confidence.
Evening star., 1877-09-19
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.


LoNDoS, Sept. ia. Mahier & Co silk
manufacturers. have failed. Liabilities
SEQ GO.
President NacNanon's Manifesto
fAkls, sept. ls-President Mach Mahons
manifesto to Tie FreRch people - published
tbls morning. He says for the last four
years ne has maintained peSce and The per-
sohhl condenc with whiCn ne is KpoS., % /,
,tItlkh toEerelgns, enables him 10 render
FFances relations with all powers more cor
dial. he points out how France has nT,s-
PCred, and says The chamher OF IDENTITIES
throwing of the leadership OF moderate men
ri lerEtn forgot the share OF authority he
longing 10 him, and which be could not
allow 10 be diminished without Involving
The honor of his name before the people o.
France and before history. In the exercise
mai lfesto coctiEues, as foreShadowed In
last rights dispatches 10 the Associated
Pres aid says his government Will desig-
nale hTnCBg the candidates those who are
authorized 10 make use of his name. Elcc-
t6ns favorable To his policy will facilitate
tie teulsr conduct OF the existing govera.
ment. Hostile elections would sggravate
The conflict between the public pOWers a.
well rs imrede the course of business aud
maintain agitation, AZ q France, in the midst
OF these fresh complications, would become
FOR Europe an OF jgct OF distruSt. As for
himself, his duty would increa~e with the
danger. He could not obey the mandates OF
d'magogues. He could neither become the
instrument of radicalism nor abandon the
post ina which tie constitution has placed
him. He should remain 20 defend cons arva-
i've Interests with tue support OF the Seuat =
and should theoretically protect the faithful
PUBLIC servants, who, at a difficult moment
have not allowed a emselves to be iatirni-
oa:ed 10y VAN threats. lie awaits with full
COZ icthce the man feStstion OF the peoples
sentiments. With Gods help. they win Sc
cure to France sta billy, order and peace
he asks the people TO listen to a soldier. vino
Il guided by Dothirg hui love OF couufry
Evening star., 1877-09-19

BALTIMORE, Sept. I9.-yirs.nia .ixes. 1l8. -
do deferred, s; do. cousoliistad, 6fs. GO. socah,
seri.s. .: run Caroline SKIES, oId, AZ lid g. .ay
sCRsr du ! a iCw-r, iOe.
bALIhOks, sept l9.-Cotfon quiet and r q :
Iuidolps, llt4. FIour quiet. steady and uacas g 4
Dc al sCGi .ern quiet AID easier. western quiet
@sslel-sUlihern Pes, COED 20 prime, s5ei -, j D
an bar, al 81, western, ttesue-, i.'5; 90. 40
vi; ter red, sp, 1. -; September, Ia =. CstOber
/ alel 81; hOvemte-, ] s.. Corn. soutEern frn
III O. nland coed, call aud ics -soutitprl
white 6'at; GO. yelew 6laSi western nike, .;,o.
=; sepenter s.: Oct. Der. 80. siesm-r, nr IN nsl
4. Osta quiet aud aeads southern, S2a35; wezterf
white, .: d.. nix.e, 3s34 Bye firm anl higher
$3.50. Hav fm end urc camel Provi.ons un
changed. Butter firm ard unchanged. Pst.cleun
du,,.erEde, ;ss7ss: r.n ed ~, bid, l-& a,k,a
Whi,ky firm. l3al. l.is1a. keoeipts-Elour. 2.so
wheat, 5000; corn. 2sc00: oats. go; rye, 5oJ
Shii ntnts-W heat, gQ0. corn, 5000.
EEw YoRK, Sept. l9-Stocks his her ia early deal
ings, tut afterwards reacted. 1oney. 8 Gold
Ns1s. h1ctaDss, knS, sss,s; short, I7. Govern
NEW YORK, Eept. l9.-PlcEr doll. wheat, win "a
hessy aid eBripg cent better. Germ unchanged.
LosnoN, 6ept ~. H:D p. Erie, li'f. New
forb Central, D3h Illinois Central, 20. Penn
syirsiis Central, t7t. Reading RsiIr0ad shares, H.
Evening star., 1877-09-19
LETTERS From THE PEOPLE.
The Coal Coutrscss

M Edltcr.-I notice in your edition Of the
l,th instant, an editorial article upon the
DlstIict coal contracts, in which the state
mems are entirely at variance with the
truth, and which reflect upon the character
OF the rim In question.
/ am confident that had you been 10 posses
sion or the facts OF the case, yon would not
have suffered the editorial column of your
paper To have been thus used; and. as ii has
lhe nfm IN question. i am doUbly assured
that you viii be too ready In Offering the
same means 10 re.ute the miSstatemenfs
therein contained, and / make no scruple
wIien i say that you lave been deceived
oy parties, who have been artua,ed
by no other motives than those of
caiGmny and jealous disappointment, as
evidenced by The communication signed
Goal Dealer, but Lot a Bidder" in
your issue OF the 18th; in which be- with an
efrontery that only The temeriiy OF iguor-
lie that August Isth tdste OF Interior depart
mtnt contraci) was 'sbefore the advance"
when In truth the strikes In the mines ~
that time were OF SO alarming a nature that
shippers were afraid 10 quote prices at all.
Ard he adds that they (the District contract-
ofs) made q difference OF only nineteen
which IL very palpable attempt TO deceive
The public, as the real difference between
their bids besoTs and after the strike vas
''one dollar and twelve cents" q ton; three
seventy Disrict contract June llth; four
eighty two Interior contrac; September 10Th:
the August proposal n the Interior having
occurred during the strike, aud while the adj
vance was uncertain, both rs 10 duration
and amount. To demonstrate the fact that
tne advance was more than q dollar,
We give list OF bids made during the
summer, on the occasions of the respective
government proposals, both before and after
tne strike, from which IL will appear that
The dealers, without an exception, have
made difference in their bids OF from sI TO
81 20 per ton. Smithsonian Instituiion,
Jure 18th, contract for white ash egg and
stove: r. NJ. Miller, 50 70 per ton; Clark &
Given, s3S5 per ton; Johnson Bros, So 10 per
ton.
Contract ior supplying pubic buildings
and grounds, white ash furnace red ash FUR
mace, white ash egg and stove, June 9Th:
Clsrke 4 Given, 81 20, Stephenson Bros,
SI.l3; johnson Bros, IS 81.
Navy Department, contract June 2sth,
while ash furnace: Stephenson, So, kiley
* Sons, a.; johnson Bros. $50
The above bids were made prior 10 the
strike.
IuteTfor DEPARTMENT contract. white ash
furnace coal, September 10tb: Stephenson
Bros, IS IS; Clarke Given, $50; johnson
Bros, S4.s2.
These bids were made subsequent TO TIE
advance, thus showing, by the dealers' own
prices that coal had advanced more than \
dollar ton. JUsrIo.-
Evening star., 1877-09-19

HIS BRIEF But BLACK BIOGRAPHY OF
HON. JOHN MoRRISSEY.
VIM. III. Tweed was again yesterday p. m.
fore the New York aldermen's investiga-
ting COMMITTEES. He said some of the bills
passed by the supervisors were just and
Others were fraudulent. Sweeney was most
of the time city chamberlain, a0d his friend :
PAID 10000 for his confirm alton. Witness
did Lot know who got the money, but said
that Mr.. Morrissey would be likely 10 know
IL the committee called him. John Kelly
never belonged TO the ring, and, I'm fact mad
been always Quarreling with him. Tweed
produced a check for $4,000 given to Hugh j.
Hastings, and also a check for S5 500 given
10 Mr.. Hastings In l8C5 for lobby work. All
the tran nsactions witness ever had with Mr.
Hastings were in connection with lobbying
~ Albany. Tweed Then said be had read
Mcrrissey's statement in the San, aud ban
prepared reply which he would read. No.
only his public but his social relations had
been made an object of criticism BY Hon
John Morrissey. lie had known Morrlssey
about tweDiy-four years, and heard OF him
much longer. When he ,witness) was made
the subject OF criticism by Morrissey, it was
fair That the public should know who he was
Witness then vert on to say that Morrissey
was indicted in Decem Der, 1873, al Troy. for
assault and battery with intent to Kill. In
April, 1919, he was indicted for burglary and
AT the same time convicted and sentenced 10
jail for sixty days, having been tried on two
Indictments for assault and burglary. In
June, 1si9, he was indicted for burglary. In
Albany, ON the. 18th OF July. 1861, he was
convicted Of breach OF the peace, adjudged
TO be fined $50, and sentenced 10 a term OF
three months in the Albany peniteptiary at
bard labor in the case of non n-payment. In
1857, he was indicted for assault with Intent
10 Kill Thomas A. Balmer, ard the same day
was indicted for the same crime upon VIM
r. Conway. Also the same day for the same
crime upon John +. II. Daget During the
whole OF that time and up to a few years past
he has been professional prize fighter and
public gambler, and proprietor and owner OF
the worst places In This city, the resort of
thieves and persons OF the lowest character.
The parer concluded by saying: 'Perhaps
one OF the worst faults which can fairly be
attributed TO me is having been the means
Of keeping his gambling houses protected
from the police. As the organizer of repsat-
err he had TO superior, and al the time when
he ring was In power such capacity was
always fully recognized" Being questioned
about the Brooklyn bridge, Tweed said that
in 1868 or 1869, when he was ia the senate he
rad Alderman Thomas Conan 5000 T.
SCO.o0O to pass the resolution. Witness was
trustee of the bridge and a s'ockholder T.
ing asked IL he ever suggested 10 any perso,
20 falsify results OF halios, he answered
that he gave instructions looking TO that eni
TO different men who controlled the wards
Evening star., 1877-09-19
Massachusetts Republican COnyen.

WORCESTER, sept. 10 The republican
state convention met today, and was called
on permanent OF ganization was appointed.
and reported Hon. George F. HOar for presi-
dent nf the convention. Oh taking the chair
Mr. Hoar addressed the convention. The
Committee on credentials was appointed.
Mr.. Hoars address challer ged the closest
attention. The first really spontaneous out
urst of applause came in response to the
called southern pOlicy
Evening star., 1877-09-19

~Mr. Irish, democratic candidate for
governor of Iowa, is The first native of tha,
state ever nominated TO that particular
flee.
cVThe Baptist conference of ministers, In
session in Philadelphia, denounce tbs
management OF the permanent Exhibition
for the Sunday opening, and desire united
action to enforce the law for the Observance
of the Sabbath.
0PTesident Hayes visit TO Nashville
has become bone OF contention with divers
citizens. They complain IN that he is going 10
receive the elegant hospttatities OF iew 4.
and declare that be ought 10 be entertained
by fhe people ir n more democratic manner
with an old fas toned TenneSsee barbecue
and unlimited hand shaking.
Evening star., 1877-09-19

THE KENTUCKY RACEs.-At Lexington,
n.y., there was good attendance at thu
races yesterday. The first race was a mile
and quarter dash. Vera Cruz won. Nc
Whittier second, Mahlstick third. Time.
2:l3k. Second race, colt stakes, three QUAR-
ond, Dusler third. Time, I:l6x. Third race.
a daAh of one and q half miles; Sargeateen
won, Joe Rhodes second, and Heretog third.
Time. 2:t3. '
Evening star., 1877-09-19

DGtn. Lon gstre IT has recovered from the
injuries he RI ceivei by fall some time ago
@T The Nebraska REPUBLICAN state con.
veDtion is to be held in Lincoln on Wednes-
day, October 10th.
~Tbis years peach crop aggregates In
Delaware growers net 81 500 ,OeO.
Evening star., 1877-09-19

GOOD BEEF AT THREE CrNrs . po,~,
Some people may talk about hard and duii
times in Van Zandt county, Texas. but when
man appears on our streets with good fat
beef, ering IN at three cents per pound. we
can stand all such hard times.-[ WAS Point
(zeI0s) Observer, W." Wv"
Evening star., 1877-09-19

MRS. GEN. SHERMAN raises her voice
against the round dances and their ad vO-
Gates as follows: The advocates of this
sofbing all entertainments-sneeri upon
and ridicullng those who quietly de line TO
participate. They have been ridiculfng.
and scorning, and sighting every modest
and obedienl girl, who failed to pSr;icfpate
with them, for these many years.
Evening star., 1877-09-19

a UTAH JUDGE ARRESTED Probate
Judge Elias Sn lth, Of Salt Lake, Ctah, hav-
ing refused The grand jury access 10 his
books was ordered TO appear before the dis
tflci judge, bat not appearing, was adj iged
guilty of contempt and fined $3.50 and costs
for each day that he kept the papers from the
grand jury. The marshal was ordered TO
arrest him upon further refusal aud the
grand jury were thereupon allowed access TO
me books. IL Is supposed the ref Us al was on
accOuLt Of the whOlek ale diyOrce, n, ,,sinasS
Evening star., 1877-09-19

- ~Kalamazoologists is what the Chtoaso
Times calls the unhappy dwelleu a KalS-
maZoo.
sNMr franklin Simmons bas covrra.s.,
his statue OF Gov. King, OF Maine. nd n
viii oe oroogbt So tbIs ..uutry immedlafeiv
sIo placed IN The Capitol ss Wssu.nxton.
Evening star., 1877-09-19

EN-ATToF, EY GENERAL WILLIAMS has
brou gh. sIit against Mckee, OF 81. Low 3
whisky ring fame, alleging that he was en
ployed by Mckee TO obtain for him a pardon
OF his sentence OF imprisonment and that he
cessful in securing the pardon, but Mckee
hss refused 10 pay more than 81 0O0 ard
Wtlllams now sues for the rem hinder.
Evening star., 1877-09-19

TEE STRIKE at the American iron works.
PitisbuTg, Pa, ended last evening, The men
resuming work at the old wages These
works have been idle eight weeks and bv
this action OF the strikers Withdrawing their
CEN ands 500 to ,000 men will resume wor
of % per cent. on all day lahnrs
Evening star., 1877-09-19
Home from Enrone.

NEW YORK, Sept 19.-E. B Washburn,
ex- x-minister to France, reached here last
night on the steamer Scythia. Ex, Governor
Hendricks follows on the next Cunard
stes mtr.
Evening star., 1877-09-19

CIycfNNATI, Sept I;.c-Goyernor Burbank
says Senator Morton has recovered irom his
low, nervous condition Of yesterday, aud l.
now sleeping quietly.
Evening star., 1877-09-19
A Land Fraud Frustrated.

NV YOI X, Sept. ia Washington spe-
clt. ssys anoiher attempted land fraud, of
rather iarge dimensions, has been discovered
which II IL bad not been ferret. d out by the
omcials OF the Interior department would
pave cost the government about two hum
dred thousand dollars, Toe lands vsre In
Kansas. -
Evening star., 1877-09-19

THE NEW PARTY IN IowA.-On Wednes-
day last the friends of temperance, free
speech, free press, free pulpit, and all on
posed to secret societies in general, and Free
Masons In particular, met at MarshalItowu.
Iowa, to nominate q full state ticket OF per,
eons not In the whisky ring or the politica,
ring, and who are not aristOcrafs. Another
requisite is that they shall favor woman
SuffrRpe
Evening star., 1877-09-19

CINCINNATI, Sept. Ig.-ine engine house
OF tie Wabash railroad at Defearis, Quo
was burnsd yesterdsy, with two IocO,n I..ye>
Loss s20,tQ0.
Evening star., 1877-09-19
Bisrnarek and Andrassv

LONDON, sept. IJ.-Tais afternOOu's Pal
Nal Gazette has q Berlin dispatch saying
you may rely on II that the object of the
meeting OF Prince Bismarck and Count An
Grassy is TO try 10 nit upon a course OF
medlation 10 be undertaken in conjunction
with England TO come 10 an understanding
regarding eastern question generally
Evening star., 1877-09-19

TIE CRUSADE AGAINST THE CHINESE
IN CALlFokNlA.-Mon Monday night the entire
burned. Over forty buildings were DESTROYED
a supposed incendisry attempt was ma ie To
accomplish the same purpose few days
ego Yesterday morning body OF armed
men left Roseville, Placer county, and pro-
cetded up the Auburn road, warning all chi
namen, LAUNDERING sixty, in seven camps
visited, 10 leave before midnight under
penalty Of death. Some left AT once. Twelve
at Bardock's camp refused To leave, though
threatened. The proceedings were conduc'e ga
quietly, and no violence was offered Tae
refugees are u Ostly gathering a. Folsom.
Evening star., 1877-09-19

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO
j. +. Richardson and Mollie Carinetoa, both
of Charles county, Nd; James III. Chezum
and Elizabeth j. u. turse; Charles T. ChiDu
and Fannie Hunt; George y. French aud Is
abella @. HambliD; Duncan c. Lynn aud
Anna Kessler; John q. q. Bailey. OF Rome,
y. Y, and Laura IL. Hayden; L. ". Clark and
Elizabeth Lester; Frank V. Parker and
Susie l. Orndod.
Evening star., 1877-09-19
AFFAIRS On THE PACIFIC SIDE.
Trouble ON the Mexican Rordar


SAN FRAN CISCO, Sept. 1s-A San Diego
dispatch says: "District Attorney Wildey
has re:urDG from San Rafael, Lower Cali
ornla, Mexico, and reports that the Elbatt
hoys are safe on this side OF the frontier The
Ehole border is in a disturbed condition
There are two bodies OF armed men on the
,roriier- one of municipal militia, under
lose MarerO and Judge Selva, and the other
compost d principally OF SOparans, who
support the pretensions OF ex- Governor VII
lageTane. The Americans on the border are
much alarmed at the pres nee OF these par
ties. Judge Selva has issued a procama-
tion reciting that Legaspy, the sub project
has abandoned the country. and, in counec-
tlon with Villagerane and others, is cOgcoct-
irg hostile schemes. The proclaim alton for
bids the return OF the b-prefect aud his fol-
lowers:
A Chinese Murderer Arrested
A dispatch from ROcklin says that a Chi
naMan named All Foak one OF the Sargent 8
rancho muIderers, was arrested at Folsom
to-day.
Thirteen SaVages Killed by the Crew
OF an American Whaler.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1S.-Captail Dali
lard, OF the schooner w. +. March. Just ar
rived nom the Arctic Ocean, reports That The
crew OF the American vessel, name of which
was not ascertaine1, had recently killed I3
natives, near Cape Prince OF Wales. II is un-
derstoOd that trouble arose in the course of
trade with The natives. The latter ara greatly
excited, and disposed to be troublesome since
The occurrence.
Evening star., 1877-09-19

NEW YORK, Sept ia ol1nwoo1, Ohio,
uispaich hints at prospective trouble osl
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern rail-
road, In consequence OF dissatisfaction
among the men,
Evening star., 1877-09-19
The siege of Piexua

LONDON, sept. lS-The Tunes CORRESPOND
ekt before Plevns telt graphing under date OF
September 10, says: The siege still proceeds
by sap ard trench. The Turks must soon be
shut in entirely. The spirit of all ranks OF
ihe Russian army is admirable. Supplies
are plentiful and the weather splendld
Evening star., 1877-09-19
THE WARM THE EAST.
HE Capture and Abandonment of
GOrl St. NICHOLAS.

LONDON, sept. l9.-The Tunes correspond
ent al Shtpka reports that on the l1tn inst
the Turks showed extraordinary gallantrV
they al O'Clock in the evening. took Fort
81. Nicholas, the highest poiut OF Russian
WORKS, capturing five guns, but later. owing
10 large reinforcements received by the Rus
slsDs, ard the enormous difficulty OF the >
sitlon, The Turks were obi ged TO abandon IL:
Evening star., 1877-09-19
A Member OF the Mari ,e Band Dro,s

ALrxANDRIA, VA Sept. 19-Joseph Du-
erso CT the Marine Baud Of Washington,
u. q. attending the funeral of Freemon
Monsneld, q brother K ,ignt OF Pythias, in
tnis city, to-day fell dead OF heart disease.
Evening star., 1877-09-19

NEw JERSEY RAILROAD ENTERPsIsE
The rev railroad from Freehold to Kayport
is completed. This road runs to Mara wan,
and connects at that point with the New
York and Long Branch road for New York,
or by stage with the steamboat at Keyport
for The same place. The road passes through
East Freehold, Marlboro, MOrxanyiIIe.
Mount Pleasant to Matawan, Opening All
that section Of country up 70 direct commu-
Evening star., 1877-09-19

FOUR OFFICE SAFES were broken into In
Lawrence, Kansas, Friday night, by knock
ing of the knobs controlling the cont bina-
tiOn ard punching the lock machinery ont
OF the dSor into the safe by means of a steel
was used on one OF the four. The whnIa
sum of money secured was about 300
though property in the form OF notes and
Jewelry TO the value OF $4,000 was left
unmOlested.
Evening star., 1877-09-19
APOLLINA
NATURAL
NJ i n 4 X L w ATER.
HIGHLY EFFER TESCEAT.

Dk. LxWIS A. 6AYRE. A delightful beyer-
age. !. Great relief for sickness
Dk MILAN A. HAMMOND, Far superior to
DR. ALFRED L. LOOMS. +" Most grateful and
refreshing"
and wholesome; superior to all for daily use tree
from all the objections urged AZ Inst Oroton ard
aItidcislly aersted waters"
PROf WAhkLYN. LoSDoy; ENG. Imprsg-
mated only wiIh its own ss,."
DR.. Il. X. PEASLkE. "Useful And very agree.
able"
DR. AUSTIN FLINT, DIR =. N. OTIS "Hsalth-
fui, and well suited for DyspepsiA and cess Of
acute disease" I"
DB JAMES 4. WOOD. "Mildly sntacii; agrees
we'll with dyspeptics, and where there is Q gouty
disf heels. "
DR. FORDYCE BARKER. by far the most
agreeable, alone or mixed With wine, useful in
Catarrbs 81 S'omach or Blsddsr and in Gout."
Oh. }. MARION eIMS. "Nct only Q luxury, but
snecessiU,"
To be had Of all Wine Merchants Grocers Drug
sisis aLd Mineral Water Dealers throughout the
Unit States suR3O- INV II COW N
Evening star., 1877-09-19
0lO.OOO Rexarsl OHersd

OMAHA, NEB., Sept. D.-E. Marsman.
super ntendent OF the Union Pacific Express
offers slO, eco reward for the capture or the
men who robbed the Union Pacific train al
Big Springs last night
Evening star., 1877-09-19

WRESTLING IN BALTIMORE.-The second
"Gi inco Roman" wrestling match hat ween
VIM. Miller and Andrew Dennel was wor az
Maryland Institute last night by Mr. Miller.
the victor OF the Saturday night contest a
200 or more people. Dennel won the first
fall and Miller the second and thIrd.~IS.1.
1Qf5 i~s's,
Evening star., 1877-09-19

DEATH ON THE TRAPEZE.-In the Mexi.
can circus in San Antonio, Texas on Satur-
Day evening, as Abram Z.rrata, one OF tn
gy mnasts, was performing his last act on the
traUeze, knee ling on hts knees on the treach-
erous bar, and attempting TO rise to his fee,
without the assistance Of his hands, ne sud
denly lost his balance and fell to tue ground
slliking with such force as to break his neck
Il San AnfCnid TeIds Herald
Evening star., 1877-09-19

eckool sstch hels at lsc
Schooi catches az 2lc
School Safchels at 2oc.
School Satchs Is al yc
EchOol saichels at 4sc.
fchoCl atcheis 80 75c.
School eatchtl. at 81.
Boys Leather SC hoOi Bag. sOc
hnApsscks, 81
Patent Book ClsEp-, Ec.
First quality Lead Pencil, Rubber head. l5c NO.
dc
Lunch Baskets, Is and sDc.
Waste Payer Baskets. 5cc. and 81.
Large Clio hes Baskets, 81
Work Bas kets At Is, toe. and : 4
Nery h4LdsOne Bird Csgsss n.
Just opened at
Evening star., 1877-09-19

s0NHE NEW DAVIS SEWING MAOaIHE
No basting. Goods not soiled by OIL. Inspection
invited. Those owning old Davis win do well 10
call. SUHFFPEY A co ASenfs
AusH-4v' S20 9th street north W est.
Evening star., 1877-09-19
IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS.

For the convenience OF properfy-ovners and tax-
psyers, have established an OFFICE at No. 432
sIkkkr, between the Columbia Building and
Special attention eiven 10 the eREkDyUSTMENr
VI IMPROyEMEST ASSESSMENTS aud the
coeeiion Of aims FOR dam ageo 90 real estate Old
1a.efiA reused ard work done by lotto xners undar
IMPROVEMENT TAxTs paid Q. large die.
In formation relative TO the general, s,ecial aud
personal tax laws cheerfully snd freely siven
aueI I'm WILLIAM DICKSON.