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goralgusirsss Hofires
Select School.

A Select School for boys and girls, on
the Kinder Garten system will be opened
in the No. 9 school building, on MONDAY
JUNE 4th. TERMS-$3.00 per month.
Very young children can be pupils.
524 MARY S. REDfCK, Teacher.
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WHEN you want to buy good Boots or
Shoes cheap, don't fail to call on
3 M. G. DARLING.
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WANTED!
100000 pounds Of WOOL,
for which the highest market
price will be paid, at
j. s. PATTERSON'S.
WANTED |!

The Best Boots and Shoes are always
found at Hume 6 Halls They are agents
for the best manufacturers; buying and
selling for Cash and One Price. their goods
always prove the cheapest. 34
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Why? because Asth-
ma is a contraction
of the Bronchial
Tubes, caused by IN
fiammatiOn and irrI-
tatiou of the mucuS
membrane Iini'g the
Bronchial Tubes =
Use Oxygenated Air
as we will direct and
We VIII warrant n
Cure. We have cured
cases Oftwenty years
Standing
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.1ZL1tc->tZt-et, 1tzfE<lE
Can be cured Why:
because we have
cured hundreds of
cases, some OF them
being piven over 10
die by all physicians
of other schools OF
practice. COnsump-
ton is a disease Of
the Air Passages and
over two thirds Of
the cases are caused
by G at arrh. We
guarantee a cure il
you will come IN
season.
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CATARRH!

We MAKEA SPEC
CALI Yoftreating pa
tients by Mail. Please
write X describe your
sy mptoms
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Farmers, Lcok 20 your Wheat

Tie prospect nov is that wheat wii
bring a good price tb:s fall Therefore
every farmer should see TO e that his
wheat should De IL the best Of order.
When the price is high grading is more
strictly enforced, and when tine wheat
is found mixed with rye, it Is usually
called q low grade. and sells for TWEEN
ty five to fifty cents less pe- busheI-
Now is the time to guard agaiDt this.
The rye show well above the wheat
in the field and should be cut ont. j
good Land will go over a ten acre field
IN e short time, and remove all the
rye that shows. Imagine that field 10
average twenty bushels to the acre,
and the removal of the rye to add
twenty cents per busbel to the price
that would otherwise have been OBJ
tanned, and you have a net gain of $40
per acre. 1t will not cost the tenth
part of that to clear the rye out of
your wheat now. Look to your inter-
ests, farmers, and from the amount
you will save you can pay for your
paper and have a handsome sum left.
r. move the rye.
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DRESS MAKING

Misses L. v. Ardinger & A. N. Rowe.
wish to say that they are prepared to
execute all orders for Dress. Making, in
the most approved style. Call and see
them.
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Testimonial.

~ COREY. o May 18th, 1877.
the Western Washer and am we'll nIeased
with it; consider it the best / have ever
used. Would cheerfully recommend il to
Inc pubic. Very respectfully,
2w Mrs. SAMUEL SMIrU.
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CARNAHANs have just placed in
stock over $1,000 worth of Hamburg
Edgings.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-25

ChiidIens Shoes in al varieties and col
ors az HARVEY REDICE'S.
"a
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-25

Kid and Goat, Button aud Side Lace
Shoes at HARVEY REDICk'S-
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A nice new lot of Mems Fine Shoes al
"a HARVEY REDICK'S.
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Bronchitis 4!

AL PERSONS that
read this are invited TO
send FOR our large and
beautifully illustrated
Paper, sent free TO any
address.
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kidney DIsease.. .Dronsv ,

CUsToM-MADE Boots and Shoes, TO
everybody, cheap for cash, at
3 III. G. DARLING'S.
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" ny? For the same

" ny? For the same
reason as given a.
DoVe- The BTOnchial
Tubes are simply
conductors to carry
air to the Lungs,
n en- Q iDhalatiOn
must go direct to the
seat of the disease,
and If you viii fol-
low our directions,
we guarantee to
CURE BrOncbiftS
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ATTENTION LADIES.
The UNDERSIGNED

Would Respectfully notify the public
that they have. changed their. place of
business, and will be found hereaf fter il
the rooms adjoining the Post Office, where
they are prepared TO accommodate the pub
tic in the purchase of Produce and Seeds.
We also keep on hand full line of Gro
ceries that we viii sell very cheap.
49 HENDERSON & DARsT.
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Estrayed.

Strayed from the premises of the un-
dersigned, about the last of April, A
DARK BAY OR BROWN COLT, about
three years old, with a star in the face,
and heavy name A liberal reward will
be paid for its return, or for Information
leading to its recovery. p. W. WncB, 3
3 If Arlington, Ohio.
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All persons knowing themselves indebt-
ed to John Adams & Co., by either note
or book account, will please call and settle
up imediately. JOHN ADAMS & Co.
34-tf
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SPRING ATTRACTIONS.


A large stock Of Millinery Goods, No.
tions, Fancy Goods, &c, just received at
The Ladies Store. They also keep full
line OF Butterick Patterns. Call and
see them.
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Kidney Diseases. .DrOpsy. etc.
Persons afflicted with Diseases of the
kidneys, ram IN lhe BACK, Grayel, and
Nervous Debility, etc., should at once
Try DR. s. u. Howe's Arabian Tonic Blood
Purifier.
Sold by ]. II. Decker, Druggisi, So
Main Street, Sole Agent for Findlay and
Mt Blanchard, Ohio. = = 81 - 3 :
se eEre----- & Fcltsig.
AN article Of spch genuine merit IS Dr.
harters fever and lAguc Specific SOON
makes itself known BIZ thc work IL does.
For Sale by S. & JIM. Huber. o. elwF
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ASTHNIAi

WE GUARANTEE
to Cure Coughs, colds,
Diptheria, Pneumonia
Neuralgia; aud nearly
ali other severe at
tacks when all other
remedies tail.
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y 25 cent slippers, at
Fg3 n. G.. DARLINGS.
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Settle un

FRESH WHITE LIME at KIlns; also
ut F. Karst & Sons.
45tf "a, E. BARND.
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TaE utmost reliance can be placed on
III: hsrter's Fever and Ague Specific, both
fproperits.
T. For sale by S. & I'M Hpher 1w
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FOR NEW SUMMER SILKS in latest
styles call at T. & w. r. Cernahans.
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q U II Il "a

Why? because Inha-
lation is the Orlyway
that the air Passages
can be reached. aad
Catarrh is a disease
ofthe Air PaSss ges of
the Head: Use this
Treatment as we di-
rect, which is easy
and pleasant. and
we guarantee q per-
iect CURF ofCatarrh.
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TWO CAR LOADS of New Goods re-
ceived this week at Carnahaus.
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DY SPEP STA WE
GU RE. Liver and Kid
ney Complaints are eff
fectually reached by
Oxyeena.ed Air.
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EAGLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FNDLAY,O., May "a, 1877.
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Con densed Locals.

From j. G. Parker We have the New York
pageTs IN advance Of the mails.
The MattaT will give an excursion down
fhe river to morrow. See advt.
Or W. = Wells has been appointed assist
ant In the office Of the registrar OF vital sta
Iistics BOARD Of Health.
A thief entered premises No. 923 OH street
last night, and cut out the lining of the bath
Tub. lead water pi pes. gas fixtures, &c, and
safely EOt away with them.
The f. tival OF 81. Matthew the Apostle
was celebrated at St Matthew's Ca hOlic
Church here yesterday by "A hieh mass a. II
O'CLOCK, the choir singing Hadyn's sixth
N ass.
Mr. William r. Smith, superintendent OF
IRE government botanical gardens, will he
absent from The city next week, attending
fne great horticultural show IN New York
of which he is one of the judges and the
Pr afs fhIa exhibition.
The Board Of Health last night recai we'd a
communication from Health Officer Keenp
rtcOmmer ding that the redemption fee for
geese impCuudcd be reduced from fif-v u
twenty five cents each, and II was referred 10
tue Committee on ordinances.
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Il l. f. Y A " ID RIA.

THE YUNDT FoRGERIEs.-An attacffs OF
OF this paper was informed yesterday even
IDS after the Press was issued from the Office.
by gentleman OF this city, that Yundt in
formed him confidentially on Tuesda last
that be had forged the names of Messrs. Stein
and BOssart TO two notes, but had Ia ken them
up. il is also reported that he forged the
name OF Mr.. David Appich and others whose
names we have not been able 10 learn. These
notes, or some OF them, were negotiated at
the First National Bank OF this city and the
fOrgeries are bad ones, but il seems that
Hundt was sharp enough to 60 10 the bank
where he knew the parties were not in the
habit OF dealing, and as the officers of the
bank had confidence in Yundt, they at first
readily accommodated him. Mess-s. Bossart
and Stein were both approached by a bank
officer and shown their names TO a piece OF
paper and asked II il was their signatures.
They answered promptly In the negative.
II seems these were The documents which
Iundt had negotiated. 1t is said the sums
were small, but made up in numbers. 1t is
l1pored the unfortunate man is considera-
bly, involved in debt in various sums bor-
rOwed from friends, and James Mcfarland,
OF cFarland's express, Wa. hington suffers
to the tune OF $50. Yundt was In the city
yesterday morning, but has since left aud ii
is reported that the bank has Instituted
search for the missing man.
TRAMPs IN TROUBLE.-Sx of the tramps
who attacked The pay car of the Virginia
Midland road near Manassas a fewdays ago,
had hearing yesterday before Justice ]. l..
Cole, at Brents willie, and were committed to
jail &c await the action of the grand Jury at
10 nail rom as many different cities CT the
union and were as rough "a looking six as were
ever met During their attack on the train
FRANK Eanman, fiTemen, was struck with "a
stone on the head, or rather in the ear, aud
severely Injured. So troublesome have they
become about Manassas that the town cOun-
Gil have found il necessary TO enact an ordi-
nance against their coming within the limits
OF The Town. They swan thick along the
line 0i the railroads, and rs winter draws
near, the south will be over run by them. I'M
less special laws are at once enacted to rem
edy he evil. Many worthy men seeking
employment Will have 10 suffer further hard
ships Tor tire miSdeeds of the viciOuSly in
cllE6d.-i Press. 2lSt.
ALEXANDRIA WAR ON TRAMPs-Owing
10 the many depredatiOus aud Outrages com
mltted BY ramps, Mayor kempeT has de-
cid6d 10 rid the city Of them as far as posi-
Die during the coming winter. lie will in
stTuct the police to arrest the trimps where
ever found within the city limits, d ID send
them out uf town. If found inside the city
alter having been thus sent cut, they will be
put ON the chain gang as Migrants, and be re-
IulTed To clean the streets for their board.
This action on the part of the mayor will,
no doubt. be commended by all good citi-
zens.-t Gazette, 2lSt.
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Alleged, Treasury Conspiracy Case.
TRIAL of Ex-sICRETARY SAWYER AND


TRIAL OF Ex-sI CRETARY SAWYER AND
OTHFRS.
Yesterday, the trial OF r. A. Sawyer
Esines, Brooks, and Bsrstow was proceeded
with In the Criminal Court, Judge MacAr
thur.
Martin l.. Eoerr testified that the course
pursued in this case at the department was
unusual.
s. G. Guthrie, chief Of division OF accounts,
testified 10 the delivery of the drafts, which
he Identified 10 a party Identified a. MEM
Der of the firm Of PaTkman, Brooks Co;
thought 1t was Mr.. Brooks, and that Mr. Tut
tie, A assistant Treasurer. Identified him.
y W. Wyman testified that he was cashier
of the Treasury in 1874, and 1dentined the
drafts which were paid February Ith and
Eth, 10 Gen. Roddy; Senator Spencer having
Introduced Gen. X. to him; he did not know
Bars'ow. nor did be ever pay him money.
4. Il. Benson. assistant chief Of the secret
service of the Treasury department, testified
that he was present in the Solicitors Office
when BarstOw made his statement; has seen
the watch given 10 BarstOw's wife; after
Barlow made his statement, the SOiitOr ask
eu him 10 get The watch, and witness asked
BaTstow for II, aud he got ii out ofthe safe.
On Cross examination witness said Barstow
told him the watch belonged to his wife, and
he wanted 10 consult with her: and after this
CO. sulialion with his wife, Barstow passed
the watch 10 Lock wood and the latter passed
n 10 witness.
James Nj. Tomeny-Witness is the author
of the letter known az the TOmeny letter
published in the New York Sun, in relation
10 Mr.. Brooks. The paper containing the
l.tIer was produced by witness and occupied
three columns space.
Gov. Wells offered the paper in evidence,
but Mr. Cook objected, on the ground that the
or giBal letter was on file in the Treasury de-
pa5tEnent. and could be produced. The OBJ
lection was sustained.
To DAY.
This morning David C.Walker was called.
W tn'ss is of the firm Of Lewis johnson &
60 There are two accounts on the books
+. W. Brooks, and +. W. Brooks. supt.
sc. The first was opened February Gth
1873, and cOntinu to 1876. The Individual
account was from January 10th, 1874. to Feb
TUaTy 18Th, 1916. Witness went over the &C
counts
Mr.Wyman asked to make an explanation,
and said he was not sure that he paid The
81 5I5 dTaft TO Gen. ROddy-
The prosecution here rested their case.
The defence moved that Brooks be dis
charged OF the ground of defects IN the in
dictmeut-the second count not averriug that
the claim was fraudulent and this mater
was argued at length.
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District Government Affairs.

Mr.. +. {. Ford was today appointed trus-
tee OF public schools o. the District for the
county OF WasliI glCn. Mr.. Ford resides
near ferLaliy tOwu, and takes the place oil
Trustee RTOuke. resigned.
Mr. j. T.. y ut man has sent a communics-
tOn 10 the IistTict Commissioners to-day. in
which he offers TO lay his asphalt block pave
nent OF 9Th street, between and streets,
without cost ~ the District government, p o.
vldtd ii meets The approval OF the prOperiy
owners on that street. The eugiuee- has re-
commended that the experiment he tried.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by The Inspector of buildings: J. r..
Wilson, repair n brick dwelling, 9Th street
between II and j. streets north west. 500. w.
NJ. Cross, remove n frame dwelling. r street
between ~ snd 9Th streets southwest: S75
John henderson, repair brick dwelling, Sfh
street, between q and IL streets northwest:
500.
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To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-We wish
TO call attention 10 y. FiscBeT's Chemical
Securing and Dig iDg Establishment, No. gl6
sire ct, near 9Th street. By promptly adopt-
ing the latest Improvements, whether OF
American or EurOp, an invention, he is en-
abled To do his work in a manner not to De
equaled by those not pOSs eSsing these facil-
tiles. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies and
Gents Suits are, IN fact, the cheapest in the
him call-SO6 q street. Punctuality guar
Rntetd.
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GEOR q ETOWN a

PICNIC AND TOURNAMENr-A picnic and
tournament will be given on Tuesday next.
at DIR Langden's old place tust out of
Georgetown, for the benefit of st. Adams
Parish.
GRAIN TRADE Boat Hattie & Bessie
with 3,400 bushels wheat to Hartley & Bro
By raii-3C0 bushels do , 10 II. NJ. Talbot.
MERCHANTS EXCHANG on
change, 800 bushels wheat. 400 bushels
sold at 81 81; 24O bushels sold at 1872
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CITY 1T = Ms

LIGHT, WHOLESOME, DELICIOUS are
biscuits. bread, rolls, dumplings. etc, made
with DOoiey's Yeast POtrcter. Always use Ii
for the delicious Vienna rolls. Should your
grocer not have, and refuse to get DOOley :
Yeast PCsodeT for you. send % cents for ! 10
90 cents for ! ID. or 60 cents for 10, direct
10 Dooley Brother, New York, aud it will
be sent by mail, post paid.
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FROM NEW ORk.
Gents Fall Style Broadway Silk Hat 81
Fine Stiff Derbys and Helmets, - to S3.
Very nice fine Soft Hats, 81 50 to $3.50.
Mems Heavy Wool Working Hats T5c to Al .
Boys and Children's Stiff and Soft Hats
for dress and school wear, at all prices, from
soc. TO ~ 80. at Lewis Popular One = rice
Store" 900 eth street, between and X. 2
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RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful. and prostratiug
diseases cured without medicine. Pulver-
macher's Electric Belts the grand desidera-
tum. Avoid limitations. Book and Journal,
with particulars, mailed free. Address Pull
vermacher Galvanic Co., New York City.
6,25dSkly
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READING NOTICES.

JUICE NORTON. of Troy, n. Y, has writ
fen a sIrong certificate In praise of Isodille's
Headache Specific. II cures Immediately.
Only 80 cents.
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THE REASON WHY all Ousekeepers and
others Gse the aladdin Security oil is that no
accident has ever occurred from its use. 1t
is the best in the world. All storekeeperS
sell ii. Try II, and you will have no other
Take nothing but Aladdin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

THE REST HoUsEKEEPESs use Young's
Detergent and pronounce 10 superior TO soap
and potash. All Grocers and Druggists sell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

MA furious snow storm prevailed at Mt.
Washington yesterday.
1FGov. Wade Hampton arrived at At
lanta, Ga, yesterday, and addressed a large
audience at the capitol.
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Local. Ne VS..
niuepmtrIifs A..

AmusPmeHts- d e.. Tonight
National Th>TtsT.-Miss Maud Granger in
eBrOken Vows"
7hedteT Comparative Dizzy Blondes.
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cur Riiempn as Crpedmoor

The somewhat Inferior shooting OF the
Washington rifle team at CreeJmOOr last
week IS susceptible OF explaIati on. The
IN mDers of thar team vent into The match
Oh Monday last without any preliminary
practice On the CrCCJuOOT range. All OF the
other con e>. ling teams Hai uSs! l1eTabe
practice. AID tad fRIniliaTizEd themselves
viii all Inc pegu4iaTitlcs 81 the range. Had
The weather been calm. as 90 was when the
International contest look place, the team
would JOU DIieS- have made Is VC.y 1c>pecta-
be score - 70 was, the wind was high on
Monday. 70 shoot ralIs tct0rity during which
required thorough practical EDO Wedge OF
Tie TaI 81. A. Of the scores were cut down
Uuusr The iTEEgUCe Of Mondays " nd, a1d
instead Of 70 ing reached, IS On me last
df Cf he International contest I'D was the
highest Egure OHfatECl 10y any Contestant.
Two re n GJT- OF the Washington team Heat
tie famous IUtlCy S,lpI ia the Interstate
match. and another u. !uber a. our team
came within Two points Of Mr.. SIS score.
On Tuesday when the wind blew great
guns one O. the Washington team beaI the
score Of three Of The American team, iucl1I-
trg Bruce. who hat made 2lgO on the prev iOuS
Friday and tiei another 81 The American
team In tie practice al EtnDiEE'S range,
before leaving Washington. our team OF four
In shooting The usual number OF shots over
tue three reguiat on distances. made an az
Fregafe Of 80 This was the score OF the
amateur team composed really OF PrlseS-
siOT a. Tifiemeu, inc. udiUg General D4kin)
on Monday last. which won the Interstate
match. 30, after all. oar ritiemen have no
reason TO feel ashamed OF their marKsman-
khlp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

NATIONAL TASTE CLEARLY DEFINED
The sale of AtkinsOn's White Rose exceeds Tn at
of any other perfume and constantly in
cTeasing. can hardly fall short of a quarter
OF a million bottles annually.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

Rad the new advertisement of dry goods;
black silss, black alpacas, black cssnmeres,
new dress goods; colored csshmeres, seal
brown dark green, aavy blue and bronze
brown; Blankets, shawls, al Carers, 7O1
Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

The above Oil can be had at Geo. RyneaI
Jr.'s $50 II street northwest. s1l3:
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 70
Robert BangaD and Eliza Carpenter; w. Toll
liver and Martha Clagett; Walker johnson
and Charlotte Morris, both OF Louisa county,
Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

PRICES Jewelry Store received Ibis week
soine beautiful sly les ia all the new fall aud
winter patterns, from one 20 twenty dollars:
i1e oest my cent eye glass in the city.
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EVENING STAR.
AY....sePtember p. 1877.
Weather Indications To-ssv.
OFFICE or CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcET


Wash ington, September p. 1871. (
For the middle Atlantic states stationary
or falling barometer, noTtherly winds, rising
70 sCutheTly stationary temperature, clear
or partly cloudy weather.
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WILL OPEN Monday morning 200 pairs Of
blankets direct from the factory; will sell
them st low prices. New carpets, new fail
dress goods. shetland shawl; plain color
baimoraIs cardinal. navy blue, sal brown,
at Z. NJ. Towson Y Co.'S, Pennsylvania ave-
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SUNNYsIDE. the best Latrobe in market,
10 heat two floors, $50; New Silver Palace
10 heat two floors, e2s, at Moran's, Alps Penn
sylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22
COAL AND WOOD.

OUR PRICES FOR COAL DELIyFRED
IN QUANTITIES NOT LESS THAN Ton
LIZ = ah ufhate 80 IL Der ton
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a. =. 81, Ne ' iist -.....----.-.. % % .
ctoNr - hsllg @.-.-.-.. - 80 %
10 ash, L9rbe y aud sham ken &C.. y 80
CnnbsrIsrs CT Pr ~ . :, =, - %
We taaTAhtee a Cuals represented. 2 30 Ibs
from s q 60 10 SIS. Oak r. m : q = ga W
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