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The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
Joe COburn the Pugilist Running .
Muck,

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-About half past l
o'clock this morning Joseph Coburn the pu-
gilist, shot two policeman, both of them be-
ing dangerously wounded.
1t appears that while Officer Tobias was
engaged in ordering away hackman from
the front Of Coburn's saloon on Broadway,
he was followed to the corner of Broadway
and Thirty-tnird street by Coburn, who de-
liDerately and without any warning drew a
pistol and fired two shots, one taking effect
in the breast and the other in the arm Of
the officer. When the firing occurred
another police officer, named Jerfies, ran up
to the assistance of his collrade.
Coburn turned around and wounded Jer-
fes in the eide, the wound being severe e
one. Coburn was finally arrested and lock-
ed up. Or. Satterlee attended the wounded
men, ard they are now lying in the static \
house. Another report says Coburn was
wounded too.
"Joe" Coburp, who is named In the above
despatch, is one of the most famous pugilists
in this country, and as such, is widely known
in sporting fraternittes. He is about 40
years old, an Irishman by birth.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
Tho Late ". y. Htlles' Funeral.

Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, the
funeral services of the late W. s, Hilles,
took place at his late residence Tenth and
King streets, Rev. DR.. Latimer conducting
the services. Rev. Pearsol Smith, of Phila-
delphia, a relation of the deceased, spoke
feeling upon the occasion.
The remains we're in a metallic coffin, en-
cased in another made Of blrck English wal
nut plank an inch and quarter thick,
With bronze handles for eight bearers. The
top was fiat, crossed each way with strips
OF canvass, sealed where 1t crossed with
sealing wax. Nothing was visible of the de-
ceased, through the glass, but the face
which was discolored, but the features were
but little changed.
When the services in the house were over,
the coffin was closed, and the following pail
bearers bore It to the hearse; s. Redmond
Smith, Henry G. Jones, John r. Tatnm,
Richard Gibbons, John White, William
White, r. H. Cameron, and John Ashley.
Mahlon M. Childs had general superintend-
ence.
The remains were taken to the P. W. q
B. depot, followed by about 20 carriages
containing the near relatives and friends
of the deceased. A special car had been
provided in the 1914 train in which the
funeral cortege went to West Laurel Hill
Philadelphia, where the interment took
place In the afternoon.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17

T1OR RENT.-The mansion house, farm
4 and out-bui dings Of John O'Byrne,
ESQ, situated on the Philadelphia turnpike
about four hundred yards from the city
limits. The fam contains about 70 acres,
and is in a high state Of cultivation. alton The The
out-buildings are in perfect order WIN
stabling, shedding and sheep folds. Water
Of the fine st quality, and superabupdant IN
quantity in the driest seasons. There IS
large and beautiful lawn full of shade trees
The house contaios six large rooms on the
first fl oor, six fine bed rooms on the second
floor. and six attics. There Is porch
in front of 1t about seventy feet long with
O. fljl view of the Delaware river. Private
stables for five horses. To a thrifty and
respectable farmer it would in addition to
his farm business one of the best places for
o summer boarding house In the State.
Fruit in abundance, OF all kinds, and there
ia about one-third of an acre in choice
asparagus. twill not be rented on shares.
For country residence It H. cannot ,s1H ne snr-
passed. Apply al This ofFIoH'
feb2 tt
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
DROPOSALS,
FOR REMOVING ASHES. r

FOR REMOVING ASHES. vc'
=, Sealed Proposals will be received by the
Street Committee, at the Office Of the
street Commissioner, until Thursday, the
2nd day OfFebruary, 1877, al o'clock p NJ.
fOr removing AAheS, Dirt aud other rub
Dish incidental to housekeeping, which
may be placed at the curb in box es or other
receptacle, before o'clock. A. NJ, from
Tue LIST day Of March to the last day of Au-
gast, and before So'olock A. Nj. tue balance
" the year. From Market street and all
streets east Of Market street, on Monday,
ana from all streets west of Market street.
On every Tuesday fr one year, from the
1scaay II March, 1877 The ashes to be- re-
moved in covered carts or wagons to such
places as may be designated by the Street
freehold security will be required, as pro-
xaus0 Dy ordinance OF February l, 1877, to
Sae amount OF one thousand dollars, as
guarantee for the good faith of the bid,
ana one thousand dollars for the perform
ance Of the contract,
Blank Proposals and Blank Bonds may
~. ~ opta1ned at the office OF the Clerk Of
City Council. The Committee reserve the
I1snt to r. ject any or all bids.
II. y. PICKL ES,
Chairman Street Committee,
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NIOTICE-VAI.DOSTA INSTITUTE FOR
IN SALE,

This valuable property, situated in a
thriving town in southern Georgia, on the
line Of the railroad from Savannah TO F!or1-
da, Is offered at a bargain, either for sale or
exchange for property in city IN one OF
the Middle States.
The lot contains three acres, upon which
are the Institute Building y by 81 feet, two
sto' les high, having schoolroOm, reclta-
tlon and music rooms, dining rooms. wide
hall chambers and kitchen, servants,
house. stable, barn and all necessary out
building, and vegetable garden.
The Institute Is furnished, and the school
Is now in operation with about sixty schol-
RS In attendance.
This property is offered for sale, because
the health of the lady who owns 1t has
failed.
For particulars apply to
DIR. GEORGE TROUP MAXWELL.
dedl2-tf New Castle. Delaware.
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The South Carolina Election.

W1sH1NaTGN,F Feb. 16.-The House COM
mittee which investigated the South Caro-
lima election will to-day report to the House
that the face of the returns in that State
show majority of over 700 for Hayes and
Wheeler, and over 100 for Hampton. The
ud the ca,e .n. Of the ' Com %
stitution requiring the registration of vo-
ters has not been complied with, and 1t is
an open question whether there has been
any legal election in South Carolina. The
committee will condemn the military in
terference, The Republicans will submit
a minority report.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
WASHINGTON
THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION.
THE DECISION.
Seven to Eight for No Evidence.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-The Electo
Commission, concluded Its session yester-
day afternoon, at half past four.
There was intense excitement to hear the
result of the vote, upon the question Of re-
ceiving evidence, and members of the Com
mission were eagerly surrounded by their
friends, as soon as they emerged from their
room. The Secretary of the Commission
read the various votes that had been taken
and it appeared that number of:proposi-
tions for the admission of various kinds of
evidence had been successfully rejected by
the uniform vote of 8 to7.
This virtually decides that no evidence
will be received whatever, except the Elec-
toral certificates. The Democrats are dis
pondent, but hope yet for favorable de
cision.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
TIE LEGINLATURE.

By our special Correspondent.
Senate.
THURSDAY MORNINGS PROCEEDINGS.
DOVER, Feb. Is.
Senate met at 10 a. m.
Mr.. Harrington from Committe on Roads
andHighways, reported the House bill
authorizing the vestry of St. Johns Church
at Greenville, Sussex county, to straighten
public road, which was taken up, read
third time and passed.
Mr.. Davis, from Committee on Corpora
tions reported the bill to amend Act supple
mentary to the act to incorporate the Town
of Lewes, was taken gp, read third time
and laid on the table.
Mir. Davis from Committee on Corporation
reported the bill to incorporate the Front
and Union Streets Railway Company which
was taken up, and on motion of Mr.. Ray
laid on the table.
On motion of Mr.. Sharpley, the bill in
cooperating the Immaculat Conception Ben
eficial Society, was read.
On motion Mr.. Denny the House bill to
amend Chapter IS, of the Revised Code,
was read.
On motion Of Mr.. Ray, the House bill to
render parties to the record competent wit
nesse~, was read.
Mr.. Davis from Committe on Corporations
reported on the petition, bill to incorpor-
ate the Delmar and Millsboro' Railroad
Company, which was read.
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Ray gave notice of a bill to incorpo-
rate the Masonic Hall Company, of New
port, Delaware.
On motion of Mr.. Hopkins, the bill re-
pealing so much of Chapter 446, Volnme Il
as relates to swine, was taken up for con-
sideration, read third time and lost,
The Senate took recess until o'clock.
The Senate rc.assembled at O'Clock.
Mr.. Fiddeman presented bill of Sam'l.
c. Leeterbury. Read and referred to the
Committee on Claims.
On motion Of Mr.Ray, the House bill to
divorce Agustus N Southard and Ella South
ard, was read.
On motion of Mr.. sharpley the accom-
panying papers were read and referred to
special committee of three.
The Speaker appointed Messrs. Sharpley,
Dennev and Hopkins.
On motion OF Mr.. Harrington the bills
authorizing the laying out of public road
in Milford Hundred, was taken up for con-
sideration, read third time snd, passed.
Adjourned.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
EDUCATIONAL.

NT. JOsEPH'S ACADEMY.

CT. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY,
OHESTNET HILL, PHILADELPHIA,
Under the care OF the Sisters OF st, Joseph
Tne course OF instruction includes all the
tion.
Annual pension for Board and Tuition
SA@ For further particulars, address,
sepl-ly MOTHER MARY JOHN,
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17

NOR RENT.-A CHANCE SEL DOM
MET WITH. One of the best business
stands in the city known as the Fountain
Hotel and Museum, and the only Ice
Cream and Beer Garden in the city. will
rent the whole, or part, to some reliable
person on reasonable terms. Apply to
WIN. H. CHADWICK,
Nos, 2O7 and 200 w. Fourth street,
jan30-tf wilmington, Del'
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COLLEGE, DELAWARE
COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.

III, Ihls institution, chartered with Univer-
sity PRIVILEGES is under the charge of the
advantages to students, who desire to make
thorough Classical, scientific or CONNER.
clal course. 1t is situated on the Pennsyl.
na panla Cent,a al Railroad, eleven miles from
rniladelphia. Railroad station and Post
omlce on the College grounds.
Terms: Fer session Of five months, In
advance,) $3.50.
For full particulars, send for q catalogue.
Kew. I. A. MIDDLETON, D. D.,
decl-lyr President.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17

Three stores are being erected on Eighth
street near Orange, by MI. Green, They will
be fine improvements when finished.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
isul9.lm

NOTICE. -,,,,n>, no
THE PRODIGAL SONS RETURN ~
HIS FATHERS HOUSE.
B.FCHALFANT. Agent, has returned
TO No. 4 West Second street, third door
from Market, where he formerly conducted
the Boot and shoe Business for l3 years.
wnere he will be pleased 10 see nls olo
erally. to all Of whom he extends O cord1a!
Invitation to give him call. He has laid
in iuil assortment of spring Boots and
hhoes Of excellaut quality, which he IL sell.
ing at bottom prices, and expects In SNORT
time to have the fatted calf KILLED, and at
the feast all will be invited. 1eD.l2'2W
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
PROFESSIONAL.
'ER CUMMINS,

WALTER CUMMINS,
ATTORNEY AT law.
Orrrcy:-No 6l2 King street, next door 10
the post Of1ice Wilmington. I'f'i aogA' Mn
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17

-.on- professor F. Becher will give
N0TlCLifnh,s NC 4 Concerts at the Clayton
House, on on !nu, uts feb l4-t22.
6Hdkets so cents.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17

or -Tbe pine K not Association Will
Sro nd hall on Friday April 18th,
IN CVessl" " j2A-tf
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17

NOR sALE.-The good will, stock and
fixtures of the Sorrel Horse Hotel, No.
lOl West Front street; apply to
HENRY BRADLEY.
t24tf Sorrel II orse Hotel.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
NOTICES..

5orioE-Narriages, deaths and births rln
I0I;llC'bSsr 0;l' CbSsreaiter be inserted free ofcharee.
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FORBIDDEN FRUIT !
FOR SALE AND RENT.

NOR SALE.-The best Hand. made Brick
all kinds guaranteed full SIZE Paw
ing Brick as low as Sil 90. Address
ian25-lm M. T. PAGE, p. o. Box l6, City.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17

T1OR SALE.-A lot Of Drawers, Sash and
IL Shelves, one Sign IA feet long, and one
Swinging Coal Sigh: Inquire at >. ". cor.
of Second and Market Street.
feb.l4-lW, j. X. BABCOCk.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
BOARDING..

you want good bed amd nn1
l0AEupdiNfor for 81 Is per week, 60 to aoo
|6ipley street.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17

,.opoNER,s NOTICE-I hereby give
WmTth not,ce that I have moved to Whining
~ ~ NJ S6 East sixth street, where my
%a sm.a NW viii he located, and that will per.
omsi von.;,v attend to all business connected
~In'i S;tS ihe Coroner's office. AS l have no
denuty in the city, allintormatlon ieiI VIII VIII,
IMniel Fox, Sixth and Sh1pley strees Will
~ponp''' d, u. ROSE,
u,n,,, Coroner.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17

1-oT1cE-Allen has opened a shaving
Ioia,oon at No, 9O4 Market street, where
Il, s.,.siass T.v. work will be done. Shaving SIX
nls.s'H%H; ns... %a;r emitting. twelve cents. Jlstl
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17

.on pEGIsTER NOTICE-ALL PER-
" VSoSs Esuyi Owning or having dogs about
"a. " nWYn nrsnnises @ are required to have lhena
lorI dr,v rsyistered, between the 1st and
ssS salsf!iy ~ January. After the latter date the
An iie.USa y. viii he strictly enforced against
eennans, eialnSuvS ered dogs, JAMES O'rOOLE,
uhiegsst,e'eN eg - N Chief of Police.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17

.1rn-Reliable correspondents in
m ANIEsxD village in the state, to Write !, 9
1srya and sayings Of the people and ~
lsnssfstsy The schools, the cnure1es, cn aS les,
asSastsRe. the q to be 6s
.sames sa@ suS for their communications.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-17
WANTS.
.ms.-wants under three lines fsf
Is cents week.

,mrn.-cus toners and &c others ! sr to to
know INA, ina, y" q. r, WOOD, Stall 81
Enl snoh%t ssnlohth h Street Market. feb 1o-ot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-02

Senator Dorsey, of Arkansas, who by the
way is the new chairman of the Senate Com
mittee on the District of Corumbia, has been
interviewed in New York. He endorses the
President, and although a ''carpst Dagger"
oftwelve years standing, does not care to be
classed with such southern Senator's as Spen-
Ger and Patterson, who, ne intimates, are nos
identified with the material interests and
home Influences of Alabama and South Car
olina. and who pass their time in the north.
1t Will now be ia order for Senator's Spencer
and Patterson to give hsir estimate of Sem
8tOr Dor ey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-02

Colorado decides the woman suffrage ques-
fion to- day, and the Philadelphia Press mas
the hardihood to remark that it would be
perfectly safe wager that not one woman in
ten thousand outside Of that state is aware
that Colorado ever thought OF allowing her
Sex 10 vote.
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There are three political state conventions
This week. The Minnesota democrats hold
theirs In ST. Paul to-day. Tomorrow the
New York democrats meet In Albany, and
the Missouri greenbackers in st. Louis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-02

The complications" with Mexico increase
in a way 10 intensely delight the fillibusters,
and the SPECTATORS i'll bofder damage
claims.
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Members OF Congress and others who have
business In Washington are coming to the
City by every train and are on the lookout
for quarters for the session. A large proper
tion OF them seem inclined To take rooms and
board rather than 10 go to the hotels, conse-
aueni1y those who have eligible rooms or
can supply satisfactory board should make
known the fact through the advertising
columns of The STAR
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80" : S'-' M " Az p-.r =
Issue On the lsi and 18Th OF each month sBut
tetin OF al property fer sGlc aud reut on my D,
which car De hst en- application - ry G5ce. OF 7
be seut By mail {; dssigs-
J.OaQs.
sIO 1000 at po- cent So oOoatsrsr c,z,
In -'''
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il OST-On the morning of the I'd. MEER-
IL sCHAU M PIPE In Q red supposed 90 have
been dropped from buggy. A beraf reward If left
at the Star Office. oct2 n
&S BEMARD-Lost. Sunday, SOth September
gC GOLD pm, W tn Malt. De Cross attached "A ith
hye silver emblems on front, and name (W. soude }
inscribed On bach, and black ribbon attached ~ Q
above reward will be given IL Returned 70 II 40
Ohio avenue northwest ocffa,s
I OsT-White BULL TERRTER BITCH. lib.
~ eral reward will be given If returned ~
to No. 30 Q etreet northeast octl-3t' Ak
OsT-In OAK Hill Cemetery, Sunday, September
II sO'h, Q Blue, camel LOCkkT, containing two
Photographic. A suitable reward IL returned to
kLOIZe 15O0 g street northwest. octi-3t'
CSnA REWARD.-I take this method Of ex-
&sDOO pressing my thanks to the members Of toe
district Fire Department for their excellent
at the fire which destroyed my cooper shop, on High
street, on the morning OF the 9th viii give 4 ne.
ward Of $500 for the arrest and conyiction OF thu
inceI diary who set IRE to my property.
Georgetown, September q. M 81 d. kip .snsS y.
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Manson ~ IAN, and Mas. ave . an m - ssl0
NO. l2II street, IicLif furnished .....- 3
Store 1918 Iih strrei nOrfbNe rs
30. 1870 vermont avenue Is an a. -. loD
- 1874 lith a, NV, store aud 8 q eli AZ -. -
No 200 A street. sc Is looms. al fa -. a.
no. s.to Ssh 81. W, new, rs rooms. m. I..SfS
No I3tl lith 81 NV. Is RS, ali n. i-....... n
No SI1 sire NV. is rooms, '..-..-.. -. rs
Corner Moutg merry and Gay, GEORGETOWN -. rs
No. ZIG 81 Nv. u rs., stable, IA -. IS
No. 300 leg street southeast, 10 rooms. "a +. I'll
Corner y and Z, iumbia, stur. and Dwelling - a.
No. Us street northeast, store an DIV Cling IS
No. 2I45 Penn a avenue. neatly turui -hed =. a.
No. 80 l 81 NV. er-. sto.. Sus. az ~ =. s
No. BOZ NJ iesouri avenue. n Y. sni water IS
No. 6.S6 Penn n avenue, new. ln ~, m -. 40
NO. S13 alst street northwest DO rooms M. =. a.
No. 25O 20 street northeast. 10 rOornH, m t.. q
Nc. 142s Sub street northwest, 10 rooms, m. f. IS
C"rner ~ ard NV, over store. rs. s,l NJ T. IS
No BIO street Sc, Dr.. 3sto, i-....... ~
NO. II2 st. ST Sc. br 2 @fO.. s rs IN -. -. s
NO Ills I0fh 81. nv, store and dwell ng...-. IS
No. BOZ Elm street, lie DrOit Park -. Is
NO ia 81. s.w., ) ~ Gas and water. D.
NO. o IL 9Th -. ne. cottage. rooms. m - 20
stere and'dvelins sth and &. I. ave nw,srs lSg
No. ~ pe'rees ST.. Dr., 9 IT,. m. ...- .... 4
No. l4S street northwest, frame, S rucpls- rs
Nos. GA 634 y 81. Sc. fr s ~. gss v ste- IL
No S23 18th street northeast. s roouls....... o
Also, quite @ number Of other properties a IA
list OF " hich can he seen 81 our Offices. IN
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WIN EGA AR.
PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
three years CID, made on the farm of J. b. Bryan,
AlsO, In store,
PURE PEAOH AND APPLE BRANDY, WHITE
BRANDY, PURE SPICES, &c.
J. b. BRYAN & BRO,
MRS. n. GUTMAN,
Au Having just returned from Nes York, pre-
tsats {, ths pubic . fall iin- Of
SILKS, SILKS, SILK 8. 10 all shades,
Black aud Col.red Cs.hmeIes,
Bi.et and Ssney wss.r 'I ,r Ssi.n 0'o'1''
White and Colered BLassIs. Balm Irai Skirts
Bisnkess. .;;s bankee, Shawl, shaw.s,
~. zsphyI Hand made sSs.I., mmiIs'
AID s'o'''' Ladies, srs sI B,a aandssrchiSf''
Ard sfuli line Of Fame, es9d. q bottom prices.
CARPET LINING,
Moth Proof
sep7lfw Paper warehouse. 500 street.
DREPARED FOOD.
Tor al kinds Of Soft bill Birds
Charles Reichs Bros. % cents per box; three
boxes u. Discount to the trade.
s.plst 1913 Pes.sv;sansa ass.ss.
nEMOREsT PATTERNS, an the new
BootssIs,. aus, ss rsssiysd b. ~ 90
School AID Blank Books specialtiss seps-ly
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B0Nps ION skLE-

:: 5 Con res due IN 1870 infert n Feb a ana kue
q cent Cold fupciuC LOAN fCongressl tue IN
. losz, int test cue January aud JuE.
~ cent Gold ratified ~ Cangressl dua in lyQI.
interest January and July
. per cent. Gurr. Hcg Water Bonds due I'm l0t
Interest Januars and july
pr cent. Currency els wear DonSs.m duA An Ism
Interest January and July.
per c.ut Greenhsck Cert ifcs,es Tor paying tAN.s
We of~r these 80 cuTiti for sale ~ a moderate
c0u mission from cost PFTFRCAMPRFlL
Banker and Broker, 1871 Penna avenue, fCoroo-
ran Buildingb seng7 w
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NVANTED-Two suns % 50 600 e.ch Or "
rrn Sii be given and security on .roprrtts IN,
soutls insured for fuii amount Adare.s L. g,
nNE or THE MOST VALUABLE PTI 90. =,
" ETslNEss PROPERTY IN u s-h.asr.n -
.ss-3o5 eth street, neat @ rcunsylvania sseaus
iahii.f cot, sud ors q tse b.si BOSTON. a. a.,
kitd e business lnauire on the prni-s oc3 81
EVR s.Lk NhRl Low a ire and G ,Ti-ss
Green Chapel Crc.s Rosds. Ia n,iles frou ei's.
siaaS s seil ~sref red, ana 10 hish ss,e II "
a N, nc ucinG Craps frurs, 8c: VII sci eutirs
seed.. Forfuli particulars inGure o. GsoRsF "a
VIII VILE r. R 1S: P g Sisss r. Rp sh.kSkM S
81 O0O To LOAN on RIAL ssraTEsE.
s'syspee2r SS5,s1 ssSSy e s sskNAss f.ss
81 00O To LOAN on ssAL ksrArs 80.
o.tis - ESQ . MI = ~ -
SOR SsLE-k set q sta i-Ta MEOT--.L
bovhs, cheap. Inquire ~ 8f2 Rh ie ls.aul
nRIG sToRE FOR sALE-L0c.isd ID ga
H Ieighhorh"od' viii rarldly-incres-ing husi-
Adde'S ''DkU Gs. : 81 ofhoe ,5ti-st
EoR Fab -CoNFECrloNERN s18 IrE
SREAM NAN fACTohh, oomr-isinS 80
osrptre on tho sane. No lo2s Psaua atraus
EoR sALE-lMfkoNKD FR TFBTY opr,,its
uorih~ 81; house l6Nal fect.s 'ons I'D affI# d q
fs" let: Potomac and rump ~strr, ,a.t.ty 1t
Z, ia-ge stable. ably a. r-srs si-n, - r.. 4
Hnure and LIT. Inquire AZ ff35 g .orrI 81.
A RARE FHANCE To PCRCHA~E NV
N room Bkltk HOUSE. win a. mo i.tr a..
plUNements. only three bloCks q On go frr r.
honss = On a. eystcd spot, 'front.' ast Ar8 20 a
a. the Ssy mr. Pie nj, ssso. $50, CO.. 20
ace p per M nth. CAL imm diatriy. a \
ROWE. 5i2 tstreet nrr hNe.t octl 2u-
NOR sALE-1 hroe -stprs RRIJk HpUSE. c,p
tanning ten rooms and ~ an dsru i1,p- ,tfuss.'-.
straec IN nn.;nern part q cts I'D c0ny,r-7 20
Nat raj MetroP5 Titan Bank q - Io25 nh ,'r,Ft
nOrghV ct Ea.e9 Sd
HUTEL TO Lat Tae handsoue hv,-.tary
- Hotel ~ Chatham -lua-a anH Worm
sfrsot, Wiih IRE proof mAnsard root 40 n 4 -rn
Improvements fI safety and catat o.. bar ard re-
c'ei. Th~ hotel i located iu the ts-t part q New
York ciiy for the mere sntil- trade snd q uy 40
flgrks vest - eweenys Hurl apply e. a.
MARks, d Park Ro~. Hcou -, Ny S~r2'6t
kNAsTED-To Parcisse-An INTEREST "a OF
w The whole of paying business Address, With
A sUPERItR s-SIOP ORGaN: aise, a choice
N PIANO. Tor sale - great bargains aud.--x,a-.
~ 'asy terms. Can 80 HAILET DAVIS AfI-fls9
90. Piano Blooms, SII Eh street north W. Rtf
vest. -er5Is-
WAETEp-PABThFR- WITH s3sa csrItsI. 20
and well established MeohsricAl Business ~ a t.ns
= once We Highesi rs'erel ce- given aud re
qui-,d. Address = y. }, Star Office seps7 s.
l'oR SALE OR ENOH ANGE-wHl seu for ca.h.
or exchange for real etaf~. stocks bonds or
-tler securities, well established BUSINESS,
Invest ranging & en- SUaI 20 eaaqD. ou-Der re,,r-
y = rom bnsutss For pArticuis cali - aitr.s-
JUN b,N Lbs, beal k-tste Broker. 5tI 7th q.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-02
WILSON 4 COMPANY,
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
Dealers IN Stock Privileges, u g. Bomb. on.
ton and MssceLaneoss Securities, Eto.

fnvee'ment. '~'
"a 900 made from investment Of $500 I'm n
GAYS smaller amounts invested will Day in pro-
days. ~
We sell or purchase, desired. Ave shares Of
stockt and upward On margins OF from one to two
per cent.
~ Letters Of Orsdi. and Drsfts payable In any
pa OF Europe and America, issued for the con.
venfence Of tra velsrs.
Full Information sent en- application.
WILSON - CO.,
% 0Hd 81 Broad Street. Hesc York.
20 Box 1856.
(Near Geld and Stock Exchangs.) sspD-M
NO HUMBUG.-L. RICE WIN pay . lar
Sssn PFC 61T spy hind q Ladiss, Cent? az
sHOke, &c; 093 1th street, between and south,
aote by mall promptly attended. nayI-iy