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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-25

Reports from the various commercial
cities all agree in saying that business is
rapidly reviviDg, and that the back bone of
the hard times has finally given away. In
New York, Boston and the north, the mer-
chants are very much encouraged, and the
report from Chicago and the west is TO the
effect that more business is now being trans
acted than at any period during the past sew
eral years. The immense grain crops of the
west and the cotton crop in the south are the
largest ever grown I'm this country. The bal
ance OF trade with Europe is largely in our
favor. and weekly shipments of gold from
England TO New York is becoming quite ex-
tensive. Real estate the foundation of all
monied wealth-so long depressed, is again
being sought for as the safest of all invest
ments. The ". Y. World In an extensive re-
view of the real estate market In that city
shows that real property is again in active
demand with decidedly improved tendency
in pr ces. IL says that 10 is '.undeniable that
all distrust' in other securities, whether they
"be railway stocks or bank deposits" tends
TO improve the value of one species OF prop
erty-real estate-which cannot run away or
be rendered worthless while civilization
continues" AS we have here fOre stated,
the real estate market in Washington is be-
coming quite active again, and this is one of
the sureSt indications of returning confidence
and revival of business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-25

The latest comparative statement prepared
by the Bureau OF Statistics, showing our ex-
ports and imports for the fiscal years which
ended June 80, 1875, 1876 and 1877, respective
ly, is an encouraging exhibit, since il shows
q large falling of in imports and a heavy in
crease in exports. The money value of the
increase in onr merchandise exports since
1873 Is shown TO be nearly $50, 900, 600, while
$50 1900 represents the falling OFF in exports
since the period named. AS showing the
falling off In the importation OF iron and
steel IL may be stated that our imports OF
these articles were in 1875 s1s,I15,733; 1876,
SIS, 191 ,6l8; 1871, g, COO or fax fabrics in
COS 2i2 1876, 446 046; 1871 S11 500 S94
OF wooden fabrics We imported in 1875 SiI,-
6O97Oi 1s16, SIS 2oS, SOS; 1877, SIS sos 3OO-a de-
creose OF S1s, GOO 600 since 1875. The statement
also shows that American watches are rapid
ly superseding those OF foreign manufacture.
In 1875 we drew on Europe for watches
amounting in value TO s2,2S2 ,955. For the
4 seal year which ended June 30th last, the
value of our imports in this line was but
S1T2, i52. These figures show that we are be-
ginning not only to stand alone but 10 be
abundantly able TO assist our neighbors
across the water to the very articles which a
few years ago We were importing largely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-25

Washington comes in for a compliment
from brother Moody, the revivalist, who, in
his letter declining to pitch his tent here,
says that he feels 4" that New England cities
are just now the places where the harvest
seems to be more specially ready for la
Dorers." Brother Moody wants 1t understood
that he has selected the wicked New England
cities only after praying for divine guidance.
This Is most conclusive evidence that the
wickedness OF Washington is always greatly
exaggerated by sensation letter writers and
fault-Iinding citizens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-25

How woald the appointment OF Professor
o. c. Marsh, of Yale College, as one OF the
Commissioners 10 visit Sitting Bull do? The
Professor once upon a time preferred charges
against the management of Indian affairs,
but so V gorous a defence did the great and
good Secretary DelanO make, that he was
worsted. y majority OF people believed his
charges well founded, nevertheless. His ap-
pointment would be an act of poetic JUS
tice,' which we believe the country would
appreciata
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-25

While nearly everybody is telling every
body else TO go west, it is a suggestive fact
that there are over 100 900 acres OF wild land
on Long Island, within al hours ride of New
York city. With good management, and the
proper utilization OF the fertilisers wasted
daily in that vast center of population, what
might not these barren wastes be made to do
for both producer and consumer, What
pleasant homes and profitable industry on
the one side; what fresher food, what cheaper
living on the other,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-25

Joaquin Miller has many admirers as q
poet, but few of them ever believed he could
produce g. successful play. His play, The
Danites," brought out In New York this
week seems 10 be moderately successful
however. The New YORK Tribune epitomlzes
the general opinion of IL when II says "Mr
Miller has written q fairly good play, OF q
common order, and 1t ought to succeed,
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What Postmaster General Key ought to
Lave done while he was up In New England
was TO get the people Of that section TO apol-
osize for the part they took In the late I'M
pleasantness, and to express sorrow that the
fellows who brought II on got SO badly
whipped in the operation. That would have
@2de him "solld" with the boys at home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-25

The New York Eoesin0 Post regards the
Presidents success IN curbing Secretary
Evarfs propensity To make long speeches as
an astonishing achievement, aud SAYS he
put the curb on so plea antly that even the
Secretary OF State shared the amused aston
1shment CT The people.
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A FEW THINGS WORTH KNOWING.

You can buy excellent Hair Brushes at % and 80.
Rubber Dressing Combs, Goody cal, 10 IS and Soc
The heaviest Rubber Dressing Comb made, ct Soc;
formerly 81.
RUBBER. back Toilet Mirrors, &c. and 81.
Excellent Rustic Frames, with mat. glass and
back, 3Sc fine Polished Walnut Frames, ebony
lines, two Inches deep fine gilt, 81.
walnut Towel and Hat Racks, &c.
Pure Silk Velvet Photo Frsmes, 75c.
kussia Leather Pocket Books, Soc. and 81; Leather
rocket Books and Purses. Is to sc.
line Japanese Fans, to 8c.; BLACK Blk Painted
Full set Of Croauets balls, mallets, 10 wiokets,
Ano TWO stakes, all In nice box, with Sc. croQuet
BOOK thrown In, for So the cheapest set IN town.
a. A lot Of Lsdies nns Underwear, Beautifully made
sno y. 6rimmse Tsd1ced from s2so and 9S to 81 and
asstS bottle Castor you ever Tor 81 Lovely sin
ether nice and cheap .r'icl:s. do not oder large
don goods, but nevertheless an willing to have nv
goods and prices compared with anybody eise's
Cone and examine them, II ID no trouble for NJ to
=. SILVERBER0,
METROPOLITAN BAZAAk.
ty0-tfhS,6 S13 5th st.. seor Pa. oce.
nENONGROTS AMBROslAL
~ Is tks RseAsst Gs~scai Cexpssnd
uOR THE
HAIR AID TOILET Ia.
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These are easy times for the illustrated
papers. All they have to do is TO evolve
from their inner consciousness q half dozen
large woolly looking pictures, chrlsten them
"Soenes from the Russo Turkish War" and
the edition Is ready.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-25

The tipple fine Russian soldier is tea, but
prepared In such a novel manner as scarcely
10 be recognizable under that name. 1t is
made up for army use in the shape OF small
bricks or tiles, which are soaked in sleeps
blood before they are dried into shape. 1t is
then boiled up with milk and flour and but
ter, and makes a sort OF SOUP.
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FOR RENT Ard SALE.

For BENT-BRICk BoUsE, No. 1881 Column
. tia sfrtet. eeyen roI ms, water, gas and bath
10 ne; rs. Also. six-ros m BRICK, No. 13lS
:stn street northwest keys next door. Appy
Pam store, 1917 z street northwest. W BUfH-
EkfOtD. angs La
E'oR RENT-so 1877 OoIambis street: s.s Per
Il m'nth. Eas, bath ANA Lstroee; Just tn rrOughly
DE- Ns'Iensi Savings BANK. augs I'm
Il No 2i42. and adjoining, two HOUSES, Just
remodelec ana rebuilt 10 ICONS, modern i'm prove
mebis. bath. range. lstrobe. etc: situation high,
Dry. open and airy: built for cash and will
o. solo very low. on terms t. suit; or, rented 20
I-sp"tsihl, gsrt,ss; key. at 2I4O. For terms I'D
dres saw 1870 MSss. ave. aus7 sw'
E'oR RENT-HOUsE No 0I3 New Jersey ave.
L ne northwest; 10 rooms. modern improve
meEts, rent 10 suit the times Apply 20 W. O.
JoI NsON. us 18th street northwest. aus I'm
EoR RENT-Tosether or separately. HOUSE and
Il STORE, correr Massachusetts, ayenus aud 18th
street nCrthw est, with ell modern improvements
INQUIRE Of Hr JWALTER 1Oll Z stnw .as-lm'
EOR RtNT-A desirable three story BUILDING
second and ,hIrd floors arranged for private
families JOHN sHERMAH, Real Estate Agent.
81 Cloud Building. jyE-lm
L'Uk kFNT-Furnishea ROOMS, commodious
airy and newly furnished, for two or three single
seDtlemef; finest location in city for summer; all
modern convenieuces; private family. References
reQui ed. Apply immediately. No ITO 18th street
Eob SAIE OR RENT-A good Frame HuUsf
u with slate roof; eight scres II ground aud IN
stream; siso. fine Building SITES AZ Ammeudsle
dale. ivs.am
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4 UTTBELL BJRFORD,
IL 7O6 street, OPP. General Post Once.
Houses for Rent.
No. BOG 9th IT., house and store, mod imps---sl25
No. SOS East Capitol st.. 10 rooms, all N ..... ~
No. sl3 18th street, rooms, mod. imps-.----.. s.
No. 4sS M ssouri ave., rooms, mod. inps 70
No. 32O eth street, ii rooms, all mod. imps -
No. 800 sth street, store all mod imps....--.. 20
No. 1888 18th street, 10 rooms, all mod. imts.. IS
Houses for Sale and Exchange.
We ofer q list Of Property, both improved snd
unmproved, which can be sold at low figures, and
on terms 70 suit. Also, two fine houses in exchange
for small property.
SO 900, 900, 2.OOO, L 900, 500, at eight
per cent. Jyis-ur
L>OR RENT-Ho. 133 Carroll st z rs, m T. SIS
l. Do. 1341 sth st. NV, m. i.-.... ~
Do. 1909 9TH st. nv, m.t.
FOB eALE-No. GIL Mase- ave-, T. m....--.... 4 90
Do. 1909 9TH st. n-w...........--.... 400
Do. Small Farm. - acres, tour miles from city.
Do. or rent-SQuare Ground northern Fart ofciry
ChAS. A. APPEL,
Jes-u No. Asa Louisiana avenue.
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THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

l. East Lyme. By Mrs II ny Wood double No DOC
John Hd'UdJ, Gent. By Mise Mulock.....-.....3Oc
JAM Eyre, By Charlotte BrOnte double No. l-1Dc
4 Woman Hate, Charles Resde's new novel..20c
The Bldck ladies, Jules yernes
8. Last Days Of PoHpsii, By
7. liam Bede. BY George Eliot. (Douole No.L..-2)c
;. Tls ATRHdsi Motto, BY May Cecil Hay ......l0c
-. Tas WoDIdR IN Waite, b. wikie g ,llins-...aDc
IL The MIL on the Floss, By George Eliot ...2Oc
Il. THs American Senator, By TrOliOpe DOC
IS. Princes, Ct TaNis, Bv Wilism Blaok.......2Oc
u. The Dat Sscrst, BY Wikie Collins
L 4 EG"S,a, BY George Eliot DGu6ie Ne e.y
lee: In one book By jules Verne..--.......l0c
Hidden Psrtls By Mary Cecil l0c
- BdrbdrdS History BY Amelia Edwards. 2Oc
l9 JeyTios TsDlpfa.icn, By Charles Resde....-l0c
= IoEl Play; BY Charles Reade....-.. .........lOc
Y Man and WOe, BY Wike Collins: DOC
q. NsrsT Too Late Mend, by ChAs Resde .....2Oc
q. AHrord Floyd, By Miss NJ L. Braddon....... zoe
"a. Yictor ana Vanqnished, BY NJ c. Hay........-lOc
IS. DaEghter Of Hefh, By William ack.......- loo
y NOrG-S Lore Test. BY Mary Cecil ay e.. loo
30 Her Dearest Foe, By MS Alexander 3Oc
81 Lore Ne Lifils Lore Ne Long, @. Reade.--....lec
8. Handy Andy, By Samuel zoe
81. Sumption, By Charlie Reade Single No.. l0c
IS. EsttI Hon, the Radical BY Georse Eliot.-..2Oc
So. Ths WOoiHg OF, By Mrs Alex ander. DC
50. IrdHhoe, By Sir alter ....3Oc
80 AhtontRa, By Wikfe Collins Double No. ..20c
a.. The Hen to Ashley. By Mrs. Henry Wood loo
Al. White LteS, by Charles Bea6e 2Oc
For sale by all Booksellers and Newsdealers, or
sent postage prepaid, on receipt Of price by
GEORGE MUNRO,
aue21 St. Vandesr0ter st., N. Z.
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By R.o. HoLTZMAN.

VIV ttrtet nUrthWO-t.
W 18TH street northwest, 10 rooms M ID I'm fs
xl4x Penn avenue n w. rooms, mod. i'm e...- IS
100 Insle Place, II rooms aud stable, md imp. 20
DIS sire northwest. room = mod imp -. -
I2OS fIh street rOous, store and cellar. 3
23z II street southeast, rooms. mod imp -... IS
1o42 9ih reet orthwest, 10 rooms, mod. mp. IS
1904 9Th srect northv est, 2 rooms and store 81
200 Str street southeast. 10 rooms and store
with store. $50, without store ... ...-.- ~
2O2 5th street s0uI beast, rooms mod imp. 30
2O4 5th street utheast, rooms, mod imp 20
SOI "a street south Invest rooms and store-... Is
I29 street northeast, rooms, IN ID i'm p...-.. ~
BIB 18th street northwest, store ........... -. -
Ola llth street north est, s rooms ..... .... II
az street northeast, rooms ...-.. .......... D.
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To Corresnnndenfs.

All letters intended for publication or referring in
any way 10 the editorial department. Of the paper
should be addressed 70 Tas Effor Of 7as Sfdr Those
relating TO its business departments should be ad
dressed O. The PE5LtSA6T Of The Star. Observance
OF these directions will prevent provoking delays
Checks etc, in payment II bills should in all ases
te made payable O. the order Of The Evsn.aE SaY
SSr'Pape' C0r1pdHy,-nOt u that of any individual
- No anonymous communications read No re-
3ected commune returned.
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$4,000, al 5 per CO

E0k BENT
I Fine new Reiaence in Georgetown, IS rs-sSg
Brlck House, No. :21 lJih II. N n rs--...... g
Eri'k Houre. No. 20 l1th - "a. " n ts..---. 80
bftok House, No l2t9eh n. W, 10 49,. 81
BUICK use, No. St3 - - n 10 rs.......-..-
Erlok HOUSE, No l5l8C col ST, rs.--.....--.-. 20
frame bonse' y. Isos X 81. Z. ", 7 rs...----. ?
tale house III 4h st %. Q. rs.........-...-- D
BT OK III Cu-e, NJ. 836 s.. ". I -. -
The above houses generally In good repair,
ard fsve bath rooms and other imrrOv emehts
Apply 10 ALERT y FOX.
aGE&4 81 91U n street n, "
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INVESTMENTS.

Nv ESTMENTS.
WE HAVE ON HAND,
Bonds Of the new United States -Four Per Cent Loan
coupon and registered.
District Of Coum bia Twenty year Six Per Cent. Gold
Boncs, issued by authority Of Congress.
Washington City Thirty year Six Per Gent. Gold
Funding Loan Bonds, ratified by Congress.
Cnied States Three sixty five Bonds, issued for the
District OF Columbia, yielding nearly five per
cent. interest. free from all taxation
W sseiDgtOn Gas Light Go. 3 stock and Scrip occa-
siOnslly on hand.
United States Bonds called in for redemption bought
or re INV e-ted
Orders filled promptly on commission.
LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., Bankers,
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MEDICAL, &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
FEm.AskEEE IRREGULARIrLEs AND DIS
cured; Let no falte mOdesty prevent your csli.sg
Gstas for thirty SO8 street sou.6
~ manhood and the vigor Of youth TO the mort
shattered constitution in four weeks from whseyer
Serti.eTs osi frss % that
Are useless and finally prove ruinously eI pensve.
b. 9sT SS i' sIe
~, unvsr'ity Place. hes York.
yss.:' Hospital snd Prvsae prectioe o.iy
letter. Pfiy.se Oficss, Ne siO sts strest. four III
s1.m. mara- IL
EsHEAosst EI4HIHD 1ssS $780,! ;i g LOCI
3 S'fss Is{ g s sSs's ssss
s;aSss Psss e so sseasst cssi'ai
Bee ssf s:.s: :ss' Gee
SPECIAL N0TIOI.-Dr ROBRRTsON oa,lS
al " and sad sis sS a I
D. m.. on eli dissasss Of the Urinary Organs and
.es ss%n .' d.
SSs., Esry9s: IIsmb,inS, PlI!t.tioe q The Heart,
locd ssriS isiscrsoos. eenorSss. ssrie @ae
acs snso.si ~ tks ssSas SSysie,an: q Ss s city,
ss:s 'e os 3. s:,ssd &:
sSovs 49, YIN "A 9 70 their intsrsst 70 eei
Ssnds.s.ts:: Mn rsfss q. lstTon: . ssy q tie
is.ssis oe Is - on o. ssSsSs = sso, q
eee y eeen l.e.y slzese. 1alsaaosa. 1sr0-T
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REFRIGERATORs, FRUIT JARS,
cH1Hir FnnSSns uhNxIse KETTLES.
..,,- And GLASSWARE,
snsa-tr ia IA $780,, .kor. P.s.0 ~.
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A LII WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT TO
A kn0H the best One Dollar @@~
IS. 8 j: i. HSSfi ~ e On ~ ~
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Arero0e s'roT1 Daily Circulation orer
Is'0oo-betn0 more than three fiyres that
~ amp other daily paper iva Washington,
.~ad more than that or all the others added
fO0dIer.
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HIRTS CHEAPER THAN ANY
~ OTHEK PLACE IN THE WORLD,st
G. GEO. ME(sINNISS'

Branch Pa,timore shiIt Factory, 1919 Street
Northwest, Washington. ID. g.
We make the FINEST DRESS SHIRTS TO
ORpEF in the most elegant manner for S22s
Fine DRESS SHIRTS made to order. Of Wan
-u'ta Muslin ard Jwenty-nne Hundred Linen, for
81 IS fine DRESS SHIRTS, really made tof Wan
.u'ia Muslin and Tw-nty-one Hundred Linen for
o certs. Zine DRESS SHIFTS, Watertwist Moe
Lin and Eighteen Hundred Linen, for g. cents.
Boys Fine DRFSS SHIFTS, II, TX ana Is inch,
,E!y ~ cent? Fine Pour ply Reversible OUvFs
u Is cents a pair. Six Finest -Four ply LINEN
COLLARS fer 81 All goods m sde TO ordar and
ed 10 give satisfaction, both in gu Atty and
st All goods sold guaranteed as reprsSeutsi or
the money returned. One prize only.
aug2+u 4. YOUNG CHM, M1ndz1.
pOYS BROKEN SUITS, suitable for school, ct
- half yelue at
ONE CASE BOYS SHOES, lola, rs cents.
" Good 81 School shoes, at
I0l4-1810 Pennsylvania avenue
WOOL HATS,
" FOR BOYS,
From 50 cents upwards, At
au2l-tr 1914 1915 Pei nsy vania avenue.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

pINEY POINT HOTEL,
ST MARYS COUNTY, MD.
This favorite place of resort will remain open for
the reception of guests until Sept 30. Terms \ = r
from do to ol5 per week ~A0
aue10-Im ANDREW J. SwEETsER, Pr. ls: u
WAvERLY HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS,
w Dev York, enlarged and renovated A
comforts and eonvenisnces. Located on ls:
Broadw ~ miaWey between Congress and EmDlre
per day. ", j. RIGGS,
U0-A ProDrietor.
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T BY B. n. wARNnB 3 co.

BY b. ii. wARNHR 90.
BRAINARD III. WARNER. EDWIN A McINrIRr.
016 street northwest, OPP. Masonic Temple.
store 1914 7th street Dorthw les
No. 1870 Vermont avenue, Is Is , Ia. L.----.... 4
NO I'll ~ ST. NV, Dr., sto.. 10 rs. gas, Wa rS3s
No. 1911 hh 81 nv, Is re-. all m 30
No SIl ct NV brick, sto., IS re-. all m - rs
NO ylS SC W, store ard dw Yelling o.
No yO4 st NV, Dr., sto II re-, all m. T.. 50
no I'LL 81 NV Dr., sto.. rs, all m. t-.. -
No. 23S ID Of. W., over stores re-, all m L.. SIS
NO xO0 9Th II Sc, br 5 sto., re-, all m L.. 81
No % near me-, new Dr., 8 sto, re-, ami. 80
NOS lVOI-8 St NV, new Dr., re-. m. L.. 70
NO. ll2 9Th 81. Sc, br sto., m t........ 81
No sO2 81 nv br, story, rooms....-:--- 81
Nos l230, l23O ct. Dr., 1s, 70. m L.. E4
No 41O 81. Sc, frame, m. i--.--.------. IS
NO l3OJ 81. NV, -br, sto., r., bath. Is
no 1900 st nv, Dr., sto 9 rs..-..-. Is
Nos 1892 % 10th ct. NV, fr u sto., rs -
Store and dwelling sth and Il. L. r.. lsS
No. lib 18th St, NV, frame, 2story, rooms IS
No. Defrees Ut, Dr., Ito, rs, m. f.-.-... IS
No. Defrees ST., Dr., rs t....-..---..... Is
No Sl2 18th ST. s.w brick 5 water, &C.,. Is
No 31z ii st. Sc, frame, story, IS
No sOS I'D ST., frame, story rooms-...-.... Is
NO xlOS nth II NV. rooms IL
No 1874 Boundary, frame, rooms .............. 10
stcre lSIS 10Th street northwest ......---... 10
No. llth st n e., between and III, 5 rooms... 9
No Ii fslconer alley, Dr., story, rooms 8
corner 18th and ste. Sc, new, 4 rooms..-.--.
EOh BENT Also, @ large number OF other
bouces full list Of which can be At Offices
FOB SALE We are Offering numerous bargains
pleased to see parties desiring homes looking for
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issue on the lst and 18TH OF each month . SuI-
ietin' o. al property for sale and rent on M fBfs
which can be mad on application my Onoe - vii
be sent by mail IL desired
LOmu.
$4,000, Al 8 per cent. snl5 tr
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MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, Concord
Ivl Vile, Pa. Boys, go Per quarter; giris, 60.
sS.: Is,''''dy sSs fs's g Hs'Zsss
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~Abors S1sesalsiss sys Extysovdissry HosssSaa.
Immense Stock Of
TRUNKS, BAGS and eATCHRLs.
Trunks called Tor, ReIaired and Covered ct greatly
ll17 Pesa. Asssssse. UySl Above Wnlards
NO HUNBU0.-L. RICE Vim p0y 9 fHir
~ cash Drics for any Kind Of LaAlss', 0cnts' snl
gnsHrsnS SECOND Hap OLOfaIno, BOOTS,
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k>Ok REkI-A Three story BRICK, situated on
= corner OF l1tb and n streets northwest; oouth
TcnE rooms; modern improvements. AIply ct
HOS u street northwest. eu1.ms
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LOST AND FOUND.

c. REWARD-Lost, on 18th instant, in going
W from 1900 X street southeast, via avenue
and 7th street cars. & steamer "Sue," STLVE1
FRUIT KNIFE. the gift Of a deceased hush md
be atoye reward will be given for it, return to
STEPHENSON BROS, 7th street wharf. AUS St
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REIMBURSEMENT furnished Front ROOMS
- Tor married couples, or gentlemen. Board ana
Room s5 to SO per week. Table Board 50. l2s
1lth northw est. aIg25 St
DARTIES SEEKING ROOMS, FURNISHED
Il or Unfurnished. with TABLE BOARD ma, be
suited ar Oh New York avenue Second story
suite suitable for gentl man and wife, two gem
tlenen. aug24 ST.
1f1A G S7REET-MRS. BERRY Will
j II " omen her house lst September. TABLE
BOARD S25 per month. aug23-2w'
BOARDING The coolest place In w ashinR ton is
ID the FREMONT HOUSE. Three south front
Rooms Just vacated by families leaving the city
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