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The Morning herald., 1877-04-28

Now that the soldiers ars once nocs
in their proper barracks It Nev Orleans
vhse thsy beasag, - vheneS Sshey oh.
never to have bees novel tie slsas
question exerciaine u avsssgs Yaa1se
mind ID, awhat viii jim Hlsins sav.r
do? Win be go hls ths Pt1ideat b
the regular Heenan style; will he have
another stroke; or. will be simply eet sler-
iously drunk, and 90 to bed in . chronic
stupcr? The entire country viii stand
on tiptoe with hand to ear, to catch De
irst sounds that shall come hu0 the greaf
political priEe-6shier. Jeens has his eye
N the next Presidential tern, and be i|
prepared t. hit heavy and straiyhtout
rom the shoulder.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28
CHANBERLAIS having changed

CHAHskRLArS having changed hi
chambers. and Packard having packed hi
trape, the next question in order, Nj,
President is what will Judge Judas Jsf
freys Bond now do sbou; it," Having ri.
South Carolina and Louisiana Of the tx,
deadveishts tha, oppressed them as hide.
ou' nightmare, capno, the go,d work {;
reform 60 sull.fariher, and canno, ,h.
country be relieved hencefor,h of ,bs
services Of the Maryland Judge? Their.
i isnothiDg for him to do. Hi, role i epd+s,
He has had his day. There is no Ionrs.
need Of = Judicial Jstfreys to b1lldcze Il.
liberties Of the people. The co,porsl ot
the guard has forever sabsids,l thanks :,
The President; uow why no, Ie: Bond do,s
the ermine he disgraces, and BE- allowed -
b ,one = regular "O!d Bailey" at,or,ev.
for which be is 90 very eniusn,lv ana;
6s'.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28

A DISPATCH from Cons,an,i1ople an.
nounces that the frs. battle Of The ra-b.s
o<>l fought near Ba,oum and ,ha, the
Turks Put the Russians to rcu,, with a,os.
to the latter of 500 men. This ia the
Turkish official statement. When We CO,
the Russian account OF the engagement v.
shall probably learn sha, the Turk, re,
badly beaten and suffered heavy loses, /,
i' somewhat interesting to those who re-
member the contradictory runs,s which
attended our own war, to perceive how
promptly the combatants open the presen,
campaign with the old familiar fhs ahon,
their achievements. We shall be deluged
With such conflicting stories during the
nsxt ix months.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28

If The authorities of New York State d.
not acs preup,ly in giving to the pub
lie the facts of the Tweed confession, The
moral force Of the revelation viii be great
y weakened. Upto the present time We
have had such a beuadering ar.y Of in.
dignans denials that the average se~ e~spa.
psr reader Is unable TO see What the object
OF Confession is anyway. Nobody il
arrested; nobody runs away, and nothing
done. The A,,o-ney.General Of New
York State shoald do something decisive,
and do i. at once. He knows whether
the Boss is lying. Why this delay!
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOIIcK-I, Dsvid SMeCsIh, 4
hesely elvs noetes IL ! sAAll afly TO ~
Judees eetAe Court a Ge1aeal oa0ions q
the NGnee and jan DG1ivesy Of tt otate q
Delaware, In and fur he Comfy u Nsa
Castle, on Nosdsy, TIE nh day o. Nay
nsxt, betng IL irst day Of the Nay Term,
A. D., 1877, for . heesss 10 keep store
q the n. Z. COR Nfih and WalDut stFeets, IN
Fourth Ward Of the city Of Wilmington,
- sea ineoxjca&ing nquoes 10 not less quan
titles than oae half eallos, sot 70 Be druAk
O Tie premises, md the foll0win ing Tespecta-
be citixeM recommend this said application
to VT:
John MeClanerty, Michael p Cottinsham
Th0s Eickeron, Peter AcAleer,
Gothlieb Nammale, AleXJ Hart,
WM ] Riley, ADtu0 Gross,
John Fehfenhoch, John Hanson,
WA p KaSf. Jr, Fredk Schmidt,
Francis III JacQuot Hugh HAgan,
rhos B. Kelly, Thos B EAlon,
bernArd Bonner, C Neesick.
biz WPKars.
Davidk Foster, HsnIy K Albert
mark - Wn BalcW
Wit, DA AcCulfn John d Kurix,
Adam Myers
prs DAVID NcCULLlN.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28
EOt YN.KnleA

Exposures have not killed The spiritual
naturalization buineR Mr.. R. ]. Hull
10 giving seanc& inSalem, Mas, in which
. greater variety Of forms show themselves
than we're exhibited BY the EddyA There
i the usaal amount Of investigation, and
thus far trickely has not been discovered.
Mra Hull makes her entertainneat A.
tracsive By Introducing = evry pretty gil,
oetensibly the dead daughter Of resident
Of Salem, Who thinks he recognizes her.
She wean . delicate, white, lace trimmed
not unlike = chemise, has nice
little hands and feet, and dances ike =
airy. She is recalled from the cabinet BY
rigorous encores every evening.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28

TIE Cuban question has now visibly re
solved itself into simple question Of en-
durance. II the patriots can hold ou. &.
little longer, Spain will be forced to let go
in sheer exhaustion. With = rebellion ou
her hands which she cannot suppress, With
an empty treasury which she cannot posi-
biz replenish, she viii have no choice bu,
to let Cuba so. The day Of Cuba's deliv-
eranoe IS nesr at hand-nearcr, perhaps,
slan the most sanguine OF her we'll wi.her
think.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28

TIE Hub is famous for child murderers.
The las. one is only four 'ears of age. he
became offended s. a playmate aged si1
gears and six months old. and because be
esuld not whip him he vent to his father e
house, 60, a pistol, and deliberately sho,
the larger boy in the head, killing him in.
SANITY. Moral; Loaded pistols within
reach Of children are dangerou. playthings
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28
VlImxerox, April .. 1877:
lmsIA AID GERNAHY.

BURIA AID GEBXANY.
Tbes u some reason to believe that tn
ueeueut var movement in Europe is By e.
he nost serious menace to the power and
inAoe6ce Of Great Britain which has beer
nads since the time Of the Spanish Anna.
da9 the days Of the First Napoleon's
boundlen scheme. The threatening
spssA k General Won Molske on Tuesday,
vh0 be insisted upon and chained an ex-
tz.rdisay militia. provision, and his
significant special reference to France, In
dic.ted plainly enough that Germany has
sill suoe grand plans to work out, and
Indicated Likewise, perhaps. that the En-
percr Williams government has very
1efaise and positive knowledge Of the pro-
s1amme Of the Car for the immediate fa-
tire. Russian aggression csc be matched
nowhere more evenly than N Germany,
where projects have been born and carried
ont within = few years that might well
satisfy the ambition Of Napoleon. What
tbese two grea, and aggressive powers
Rns.ia md Germany, might DO in the way
Of aggrandi1ing themselves al the expense
of The rat of Europe, i, is perhaps aifie'll,
to ay; but it is easy enough to see that
their combination usdes an agreement to
provide each other With opportunities fos
selfadvancement, would be by all odds
the most serious political event Eurol,e has
seen for half a century ST least. Wha;
opportunities may be made for the one CT
the other Of these powers, CT foI both, nont
ean say now; bu, the direction in which |
they are watching the Possibilities may be
guessed when Won Molike's speech is re-
membered and We recall the fac: that The
RnRian press il bitter agains. England 10,
her recent action. And how the rsul. will
efec& Englasds importance IS member
ofthe European family is question which
u we'll worthy Of serious consideration.
Austria and France have had their tIrns.
and seem likely to come in ior further al
tention. Is Grea. Britain 10 Be ne,s re-
duced in importance:
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28
Ianasy q, Vare.ees Isaagnasssa.

- V8BW@ A10
Tie vieaf ef fahs Eagih parilh heAursA
Of Grsas ~ h. akea &ns iaa -
ponp an4 vanitio Of virksd vosA.
he began in ths Glsday sehool by i.
sszucting t1{Aen - scSslls MOTTO year
locketa, eazlf.gs hssochs fsather4 artif-
cial Aovess, jesEAes, collan and cu6s.
The Wears wife rendered efficient support.
She tore of penny locket ffsm . childs
nsek, ironically pegested 70 smother to 90
and laugh q ths, Paaessk. and expelled
eight young ladies for wearing small spsays
sf 1ovsn q thsir hais. Tie vicar under-
tsnk b Rneh to ne olA9 Parishionen
the Wholesome doctrine of 9mplicity in
dreas, but many Of them LEFT their pew
and damned the doom of the church BE-
hind them. The children On the following
Sunday ruaAed out Of tie school, and being
ioined BY their teachers and mothen, hoo
ed and yelled At the vicars wife.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28
ME. FyARrs continues In he ds.n,v IN

ME. EyARrs continues to be deeply i'm.
pressed with civil service reierm which
secures gentleman OF such experience and
caescisy as Mr..F. v. Seward in the i'm
p1r!ans Office Of tssis,ant Secretary Of
State, and thereby enables the Secretary
himself to attend to the multiplying de-
naDds Of large and lucrative profession.
al practice.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28

The carpet baggers Of Louisiana, BY
clubbing segesher and leaving in BODY.
might make special rs,es" With the rail-
road companies. "A penny saved i =
penny earned" says the ST. Louis Globe
Democrat.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28

WHITEHALL TIxEs: When IN editor, for.
eetful Of life and it, sorrova ia roaming in
the realms Of fancy searching for q bright
and lofty thought for = paragraph, With
what rapiditv he tumbles down 10 earth
and hardtack when some one treads upon
his pet corn.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28

Boston is to have = "nervine hospital"
for debilitated and nervous persons who
are not insane. This is to be the reliza-
ton Of . charity planned BY Seth Adams,
Who bequea.hed $50O, 900 to endow it. He
vas convinced that many persons became
insane through companicnship With con-
hrned naniacs in public hospitals.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28

The one Republican whose vote would
make the So1:h Carolina Senate Republi-
c@a L. II Jail 90 criminal eharge. The,
probably will %. give him . trial until
s1e session l. oTer.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28

1LLUsRAIED WEEKLY: II declare" said
an over-dreseed. woman onSix.h avune last
Sunday 70 negro youth who stepped on
her train. you did that on parpose, you
imp OF darkness" ..Impo' darkness, am
l." he retosted; guess dat am better nor
imp q Ggh,ness.,'
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28
FINANCIAL.

Reported by Elliott, johnson / * Rank
efs and Brokers, Sixth and Market sts.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28
LOTTERIES.
QoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY,
t.5o.ee0 drawn every Is days.

lS5 Prizes amounting TO $50 On
PAIGE IN CURRENCY-Whole Tickets, 80
Halves, 33s Quarters. SIC; Fifths, % Tenthk
a3; Twentieths. q Fortieths. q.
Circulars Of information furnished FREy
Orders t!led Prizes Cashed. Spanish
rank Bills and Governments purchased,
TAYLOR 4 CO Ranken.
IL Wall St, New York
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28

NOTICE.-I,J Joseph Mccain, do hereby CIV,
notice that / shall apply to the yudges o.
the court of General Sessions Of the feac.
and Jail Delivery Of the state of Delaware, III
and for the county Of New castle, On NON.
day, the It'll day ofMay next. being the firsl
day of the Nay rerm, A. D., 1877, for q
license to keep An Inn or tavern 1t 426 W.
Front street, In the First ward of the city
Of Wilmington, to sell intoxicating liquors In
less quantities than one quar-, to be drunk on
the premises, and the following respectable
citizens recommend this said application to
Wit:
William Kyne, jacob Kienle,
EuEene Sayers, John T Glenn,
A Kennedy, Geo n Kiezel,
Philip g Plunkett, James A Kelly.
John Piunkett, Matthew II RYAN.
James NcKennA, VIM Hubert.
Lenuel Peeky VIM Doilard,
John + Kelly, Geo H Crawford,
Jos Lowber, John Green.
Thos Bennett, Luther W Palmer
Maurice Pagan. Francis Kelly.
Geo 81 NaYpie, John Jones,
Francis Z Kelly, julius Gunther.
las MONAGHAN, Fredk S.aib,
apr2' JOSEPH MCCAIN.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28
$122,@.andn NO NO PEANks. REt1ss

Greatest Single Number Prize Drawing tha.
ever took place II The United States.
the next All Prize Drawing will take pisc,
| pubic at Cheyenne. Wyoming, positive.
March Is lS7. and to be drawn the
l5tn and atA ofeach and every month.
722,24S to he distributed.
Eacn ana every ticket will be entitled {.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-04

The proceedings at the relief meeting last
night illustrate the virtual impractiCability
OF holding public meeting in Washington
IN which the veteran hobby riders will not
insist upon occupying the course with their
wooden nacs. Thus, on question OF pure
charity, where all SORTS Of people could be
Supposed 20 CO operate without dissensiOn.
we see the temperance men of the ramrOd
stripe demanding that the relief orgauiza-
ton shall he strictly cold water men: the
obstIuCiionists want a pause made In the
movement fOr relief until Rn Investigation
can be made into the conduct of financial
affairs - The District government: and D..
Cox wants the Board of Health male the
medium Cf relief TO the sufferers. Half a
dozen other hobbies were trOtted out, and il
seems That Eo'Ltug but a peremptOry adj
iOuTImeat saved the hOhby-r dcrs from get
ting by tLc ears. An organization was ef
feCted. however. and Il tenth part OF the
gentlemen reTseI as managers and commit
teemeu se~T pond with a subscription, hand
some sum vii, he raised f,r the worthy OBJ
jeCt IN view.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-04

We are exceedingly anxious 10 procure n
clean and perfect copy OF the first number OF
THE EviEING STAR. For such liberal
price VIII ne paid; or, II its pOsseSsor prefers
not 10 par; With II, we should be glad TO have
the use OF IL for a littlc while. and will return
d I'm good order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-04

The Maine state election is now az hand.
aid the OEly ripple OF excitement is in the
deDuncistiOl by a Bangor democratic paper
OF Williams. the democratic candidate for
governor, becaCse I'm his letter of a 'ceptauce
Lie virtually declared that Mr.. Hayes yeyII
title TO tie Presidential Office was a. good as
law could make IL. The Other democratic
papers seem 10 think, however, that IL is
matter of EC rs.~squence, anyhow, ana IL is
probable t-at Williams viii get the full
democratic vote. The vote Of both parties
will, ii i thought, be the lisbtest thrown for
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-04

II is alleged, with what Truth we know
not, that the spTsst Of the disastrous fire in
New York yesterday was due largely 10 the
demOraIIZation Of The fire department
through The recent tiSm issaI II a large mum
Der 81 lAe caIatle employees 20 give place TO
political strikers y political ire deTart-
meHt is pretty worthless concern. as this
city and Baltimore have Ia! occasion to ex
peTieEcs IN past years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-04

What's the use OF "a b!gequa;orial telescope
when the MOoHs of Mars can be distinctly
seen by holding an ordinary lOoking-glass
ID dark room upon a clear night 50 as 10
reht CT the light of the planet on the glass. \
correspondent OF the baltimore american
says lie las been locking az them with This
unique telescope for several nights, aud that
they shine with the bTilliancy Of stars OF the
second or third magnitude
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-04
To Correspondents.

AT letters intended f1r p1bljrs referring in
any way g. the editorial department. If the paper
should T. addressed TIE E3,i7r 81 Ia, S'a-. Those
relating % its business departments should lie al,
dressed o. 7Es Prbhshsr u T1s S1r- Observance
Of these directions viii prevent provoking delays.
CbAck- ETC. IN payment q bills should in All a-A-
be made PAYABLE O. the order uf Tls ECsHiaS S,I,
ESt-sr1p,r C'rp1ry.-ngt % that Of any individual
"S7 Anonymous commUuiC atoms read No re
Jected ctulmUnic atig n returned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-04
DRCPC SAILS FtR FUEL.

UNITED STATES SENATE,
tFFlCE OF JHB SERGEASr-AT-
WASHINGTON, Angus, p. ls77. \
Sts 90 Proposals will re ceived M tbI- eff &c
uLiIi IL O ciC OK noon or SATURDAY, the y ID day
q y Ttenber next for furnishing Coal and W God 10
The ~tra follow.
Sn tons beet quality White Ash Fur mace Coal, egg
90
10 tons LoI berry Coal
20 CcIds beet well seasoned White Oak Wood
= cuId- 10 # W. u seasoned tie Wood.
The ak Wocd 10 tc cut IN ihT piec e., end wood
ard &C al vii hin the OF b stored
n the Vauis of the Senate wing of the Ca Gov
efnIreE INF pection ST the Dst OF the bidder.
Tie right reserved 10 bid If the inter-
,st II the PCyerDmsn Ut sl all ; reqnire.
JOHN X. FRENCH. sergeant at Arms
set2ht ~ nate Of the United Sta,as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-04

IL was generally supposed that the medi ,al
diploma factory IN Philadelphia, which
achieved "a y he Hc,1riety by issuing dlplo-
mas 10 Persons E0' entities. 20 them. on the
payment ~ Ce-.ffI sum OF money. had
been closed rP- bGt IL seems that such Is not
the case. and that some INSCRIPTIONS party
is still dispensing the bogus documents in
question The American consul at BARGE
Iona, spain, complains that two quacks.
probably Of The SangTaiO school, are prac-
iisiGg medicine on the strength Of diplomas
received fTCm His Eminence the Dean OF
the American University" Pennsylvania
should make one more effort To unearth and
punish the rascal who is engaged in this dis
graceful busine>s-disgraceful alike to the
state ard 10 the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-04

In the death OF ex-PreSident Theirs both
The republican party of France and the liter
airy world meet a heavy loss. He was born
In Marseilles in 159s, and was about 50 years
old at the time of his death. IL was cOnfii-
IDENTIFY expected that he would replace Mac
Mahon in the Presidents chair al the end of
the Septennate in 1s~0, or sooner if the Mar.
shall should yield TO the republican majority
and resisu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-04
Two TIE PUBLIC.

We taEH crest pleasure in extending our thanks
10 tie CIiz-us Ct Nashng tuH fer their pp-ea atom
q 'uT imrT"F'd smiiy F.ours- aud for their very
uttIai patronage Of the sane Wa are prep4red 70
.GpTiy The Tap'ily increasing demand fIr IN IN
PkpN - WEIGH FAMILY and VIENNA PRO
tfS> FiOJ Rs. ThJse who have not vet given
The N TRIAL would do we'll 10 Try the experiment
Tt supply a long needed want in The District We
have {. inner crd the MAI Ufacture of q very hne
quality ~ FAMILY COIN MEAL. We seIec; the
CI,irtSt corr and grind no Other.
Tnfaci'ilate Us in placing cur goods before the
Eutiic We have employef Mr.. AMFS p Wiz.
LETT. Ialo of Willeit & Runf. as our Agent to as-
.ls1 in Tire sale # Flour FEED. Meat. &c in the
District All orders giver t. him Will be attended
10 win prUmFtness and care bv u.
WEIGH BROS,
MA NUF FACT
WEIGHS IMPROVED FAMILY snd the Great
aJ3I o. VIENNA PROCESS FLOURS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-04

The NHW Sons nf a Shit
- ~
Tho s0r z that sing q a D I.Faror' thing
Frtrn one fhat ned ,.-- a b---.s - ,.,.,.
bon Hoe .ais rHv--f b.. hunger Al! .lflt
o. ul1rts.iy kuuvt' Ia tI =. .. s.l-.-l III . sol
The shirt hat 4 nave no ,fha- "a, sham.
4 -il-. u.f,F r4r.I.- lrrpfr5 =, ne t.l.-,.
Mr.uylf - rg.r.rr4I -. So. "a =. 80
an !, NJ Ill .,.,,,rl,.t -. . .,-.. -
That ~ man cgrils ar.- -. sG'b a 49,.
n - N0at aA'AIets VINO N'le this once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-04
SUMNER RESORTS

pINEY POINT HOTEL,
ST MARYS COUNTY, nd
This favorite place Of resort will remain open g.,
the reseption Of guests until Sept 81. Terms IA
supaLlm ANDREW }. sWEETsER. Pr iE.EII
WAYERLY HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS
w New YORK, enlarged and renovated
all ID trough, with first class appointments, EMX
comforts and conveniences. Located on ls.S-
Broadway. midway between Congress ard Eiapirt
sptinss. ferus 9 IL 70 eE.0 per week; 81 20 O.
per cay. W. y. RIGG2,
gyS-2m Proprietor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-04

hTrTGGe sro51 Daily Circulation orcr
IS,50O-beiH0 more than ~ rec times that
Of anu ofheF dGilp THper in Washington,
and more than that If all he others added
together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-04
Still Further Reductions.

FOR ONLY 4 PEW WEEKS LONGER.
DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS.
81 ET FIta. S nI.so d :, ToigSs to
Sls Russeis CassiIueIe. reduced 20 eIs.
GO Tar Meees,i "ss ,in.ere, red ncef - 9 u
sI2 AI-wOol Cashmere, reduced 20 81.
COATS AND VESTS.
$50 French Diagonal, reduced 20 SIS.
si2 Basket worstee, reduced TO o..
PAHTALoors.
Sc French Cashmere, reduced g. So
81 English Noisted, reduced 10 50
80. le - ,i!s Cas-im-re reiuc.t 10 $50.
ssWsshHeton Mi Cas-. red a., so "a e. =,
SIS ATWOOD CsssIn.ore, re- ucod 10 -
S2Cnion Cashmere, recaoed 10 ell 50.
BOYS SUITS.
sl2 Black Cloth, rec ucet to IS
Sl0 wors'.d Bs-k-t. reduced 20 81.
SS Ligat ssinlerre. Ieiuoed . So
81 Al-N oo Cashmere, reduced &c So.
WHITE VESTS
IS Fine White Vests, roiuo-d 10 - 50:
$50 Fine " lite Yosts. reduced u 81.
ALPACA COATS.
50 Alpaca Costs reduced % as
SIS Alpaca CCats, reduced 70 $3.50
So Alpaca Coats, reduced tot
OFFICE COATS refuced 10 g. conts.
al other Goods 81 ssr.e prep rtion rri,ss
A. RAus',
rogI Pennsylvania are..o.
Between Tenth ard Eleventh .f.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-04

4 UTTREGL BURFORD,
L. 5o6 Z street. OPP. General Post Onlo..
Houses for Rent.
No. 0O6 9Th II, house and store, mod. iIap.---slg
No. .OS East Capitol 81, ID rooms, ell N ......
No. sI3 18th street, rooms, mod. H. .. IS
No. 4.S N,s5ouii ave.. rooms, mod. iaip- 49,. -
Ne. .sSS eth ct, II rooms, all mod. iInps- -
No 32O sth street store oil mod. in ps. -..... ~
No. 1880 18th street, ~ rooms, all mod. imps-. -
Houses JOT Sale and Exchange.
We offer a list Of Property. both improved and
ubmpToved, which can be sold At low hgurss. snc
On terms - suit. Also, two ne houses IN exchange
for small property.
per c-rt. Jyl5-r
EOR BkNT-Eo. l35 Carroll q 7 rs, N. is25
Il DO. lSll 9Th Il. NV, N. L.-----.
DO. Log fth st. W, NIL
TOB SAGE-So. eth Mass ave, I. Il.
DC. 1903 fth ~. n W ..--........-... - Mo
Do. Email Farm. Is .cres, tour miles from city
Do. or rent-SgGare 1roGnd northern part lfcity
FhAS. A. APPEL,
lesu No. As2 Louisiane avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-04
IMPORTANT To TAXPAYERS.

tCT tho con- q ie- &c of propaTt ers and tax
pay r.. have esiat lshpd on OFFICE a. No DID,
u .hErI, betS cen the Columbia Binding and
4 street ~
<re'tEl 3 teutiOn given TO the ENLISTMENT
OF inFRpNEMEET ASSESSMENTS and The
COLLECTION 90 claims FOR a1miCts to real estate old
permit
Count
Inf ma ion relative IN tho 2 neral, spec al and
p -s0Isi tax law cheerff IlY s-4d freely given
aTEil I'm WILLIAM Dis KSON
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CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.

This water, " hieh iJ.yery like Rawlsy ;" may be
9otAined from the Spring., on lsth street, near
t'tney braLeh, the Mt Pie a>sut Unaa as fro
ILeesury par en-, at 10. - q. Ii. aid . =,
~r eeiiNet,G u seOu dsily
seciiiti-s Tn picnic eesods
sv-~~iVed and Information givcn at Room o,
my baiiolne, Corner Vi sgh and Y SIS augaS 2Ip
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J. GEORGES,
C1T1ZKNp AND MILITARY BOO3 ANI
6HOE AAKRR.
S11o fennylv anis Avenue northveu.
Great bsreains for the next " days in rsaAy-
made Boots and Shoes
tetgn Of the Big BootD nv
Orders by mall prom pfly attended %.
Repairing neatly executed. Sall-1
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CLOTHING.
TINE 81 OIS
WILL SOON BE HAPPY.

SCHOOL TIME DRAWS NIGH.
AND now
THEY ST AND NEDTTArk
IN DAY
Ard
LAY AWAKE AND COGITATE
sly NIGHT
UP'n the Gtcst
AND IMPORTANT QUESTION
or
ANEW SCHOOL SUIT.
REVOLVING Tux QUESTION
WHAT TO GEr'
wHERE TO GkrIr
And
WHEN TO GRIT 1T.
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FOR RENT AND SALE,

E'oR RENT-k Three stOTy BhICh, situate on
= corner ~ 18th and M streets northwest: sputh
U NJ. 70 Rooms, m1dern i'm proyegneut.. Arpg st
lfo3 street northwest suf-Ips
t'oR BENT-HoUsE Nc 8I5 Ne~ Jersey ave.
= ne northwest. 10 rooms, modern ian prove
menfs, rent "a suit she times .pply 20 w q.
JOHNSON us 18th street northwest ans Ina
EOk SALE OR REHT-A GOOD Frame HOUSE,
with slate roof; eight scrrs Cf ground and fne
stream; Also. fDe Building SITES ~ smmentaie,
way station, Baltimore a. Ohio railroad siirr-~
dale IS sr,