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New-York tribune., 1877-08-22

crs were not at all anxioas a. 10 tic peas
biliiy Of closing ont. me Il the hne~' yerow
fruit ever raised was inculed in the h1erl sl'Py "l
90 car nnds; M'xona which prctIomir1ted, ran even IN
slz, and snuuducss and some were fancy ri"nsl lo
brfar ~ sket Delaware plain yellow pfache- were
guned at sCoj SOC basket Vain od NiN0nf, 81
good 10 ,xiia mixed. 75c0s1 don'he extra, - -.
Crates were active 81 Zoe 81 - NewrIfist5 w
makes poor display tus far - by jJc 0Ver lfoeS iof
good, and what tie trade calls " graz backs
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
GOOD PEACHES AT LOW PRICES.

The receipts of peaches by rail and steamer
yesterday were $500 baskets Received date from
All sources 596,75l baskets. Shipments to New England
cities yesterday were twenty-five carloads. Supplies
were all behind sne but the excellence Of the stock
fairly moderate prices for good scrviceabie fruit
allowed g late market to start actively and deal
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
pRTF,s THIRD RAIL.

Referring TO the resolution passed by the
British holders ef bonds suShorizDg the laying of
third rail fron wsgeFly 10 BinghmrOn the freight of
eers o. the road say that the ra will prove OF great
vaIeto the Ere road the moving of the rapidly In
reaspg freight tfa0c the Albany and susquehanpa
en Deia,sr pd Ilnson lines, Wbseh connect with tie
Ere in he section between Waveriy and Bnghainton
Slis section ia forty ono mics in length.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22

pochris Of the deceased were fond besides
Tor rtnt and ills policy. No iO,S3O 10 ue Ilo
vient Society ~ Neg-York As soon as The Dod! "hs
found thr CORNER wasipiu med butnr uiil one cioa
was ths corps removed from the sight 0 thoSr cois."
Iy raising IN and OF The PARK Ihc police u' ,no
ent Pr ,lnct Lnrw nnf,rg + the Occrr nee untl sew
ersl hours aservaui Mrs Stelke said thar sef
had been Of en-, ioyDert for scVeliil ionts u % va
ar,i ged because lie could ud nothing 10
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
A SALE or SAVINGS BANK PROPERTY.

The Receiver of the Bond-st eet Savings Bank
RECENTLY sold al auction five stores aud lots and dwell
house and lot Brooklyn, the property Of the bank
Tie receiver refused comply vita the terms Of sale
mon the ground the prices bid for the property were
inadequate. An appeal vas had to the supreme Court
sfA decisions ny Judge iandon at schenectady ana BY
Judge Wesbrook KiaEston have been hied in Albany
County. Both judges have refused % order resale.
Jadgc I.tIidon reviews she matter thoroughly IN his
decision After declaring taat he has dOeDt of the
power OF the Court 70 order a resale, he says:
am Inclined. however To confirm This sale. IL
widely advertised we'll attended ana fairly conducted.
Tne proprIy. it tue, only brought ri6,oDu. This
pr.ce s q Girc ppunsment Ia the dcpUsOrs but very
foauv judicial well SaS Wnn the Das: t1rCe
wears aavc disappointment to those who invested
the property better times Iaerc Is an assertion
that he has been offered 2GOOO 10 private sale,
aud auctiOneer OF opinion that he procure that
sum t private safe but SAGA Offer has bcen made ~
budinz form, and te Court has satisfactory
auce that mat be reaZcd To set aside the sale
would result the loss OF the expense of advertising,
auctioncers fees and perhaps other expenses, be-
souesIn2 by way oi Just terms TO thc present
purchaser do uCt think u 10 take the risk upon
The prospect disclosed BY the papers. With Srsat
ject receiver Tnd the 0epOsOTs think it bet
ter confirm tbc s than to eXpO>e tAe Gep0siOFs 10
fhp OF pdynS something for another chance the
suit OF which Is altogether prohlenaiicaL"
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
. prspoSpENr LAsoRER,s SUICIDE

At the Brooklyn Central Office yesterday
morning Joseph seIke aborer of No. is sacketst
was reported by his wife missing About IL o'clock
his body found In sumo shrubbery near the main
entrance 70 Prospect Park At the elbowjont OF the
left arm An artery had been severed by u razor,
which lay by the dead mans aide. lie had
evidently bled TO death after opening the veln
the blood having covered his clothing Around
the wrist O fishing cord was tied tightly. In tho
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22

The Special Committee of the Board of AL
ae,,su laerIsea Lewis, SisvB and Cewas) appointed
se aysstiza,e the haads committed under the Tweed
Rfnx held IL arst meeting yesterday at p m AN the
members OF the committee were present. as wen as the
Of the press but not more than three
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22

spectators The resolution appointing the Investigation
was read. Alderman Lewis moved that the council OF
the committee be Instructed 10 ascertain ana report
whether VIM. H. Tweed could he compelled % appear
and testify and IL go what were the most aPpropilae
measures 10 be taken for that end. THIS moOn was
carried after which, on motion OF Alderman CoTng, the
committee adjourned until Thursday August 30
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
NEW TORK,S Trust COMPANIES.
THEIR HALF-YEARLY REPORTS.

CONDITION OF TIE FIGHT INSTITUTIONS on july l.
[rRoM Az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNkJ
ALBANY Aug. 21.-The half-ycary reports
of the eight companies Of Hew-iork cy are mere
with prosecuted They represent the condition OF these
institutions on the Ist Of july
UNION Trust CodPANY.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
A city man having movcd 10 the country for

quiet repOse O nights away from the noise OF steam
and horse cars" spent his first night IN hunting ~
cricket vino wbised nstliy rst IN his ght and then
In his lcfL The rose on haggard man ne~ly I'M
pressed with the wonders Of natDre.l Boston Herald.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
MARINE IyrELLIGENCg.
MINIATuRh ALMANAC.

5iS 6t8 Clock fast. 22J
Moon 5:53 Moon scuhs II 81 Moons DAY. it
n.
sandy Hook. f3G Island. I'll Hell Gate. 90
~ - ~.
Sandy Hook. 0JS Gov Island. 7:Ji Hell Cate. go
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Il l. E X Il " ID RIA

"A SAVINGS BANK IN A MATTRASS. John
winters, COlortd, made complaint to-day
before Justice Padgett that George Jones'
also colored, had robbed him of 500 In cur
Tency. 1t was alleged in evidence that the
money had been placed in a mattrass for
safety, together with another ptcka ge co Il
taini1 g $50. The mattrass was subsequently,
gwen TO Jones to repair, in Winters absence,
by his sister, who did moi know about the
money. Upon finding that the mattrass was
gone Winters went after Jones, VINO prompt
~ SHOWED IL TO him. and the $50 package was
lOnhd. Inc Ci1er, however, was not forth
coming, and Winters PREFER charge of
larceny. No evidence was adduced 10 SHOW
that Jones ever got the money, and he was
discharged. Several gentlemen of the hi III
est reSpectabi1ity testified TO Jones' good
character.
INVESTIGATION ORDERED.-The colOrei
woman Fields, who was shot during an af-
nay consequent upon the arrest of ner hu.-
band, near Burke'5 Station, some days since,
rs here tofore mentioned In the Sozetfe, sill
lies IN critical condition. 1t now appears
mat she was wounded ia four places. The
friends of Thomas Fields, the maa who was
arrested, Claim that the posse who were
thought TO arrest him were all personal eie-
mics a.d That Tue firing was done after ne
WHO stood outside the window. Judge Sang
SER has determined 10 have the circuu-
htances Oh ti.e arrest and shooting tEOTOughly
inv eSiigat 4.
CARRIER PIGEosG-Two pigeons of the
HOILtDg Antwerp breei-similir 20 those
ustd IN the france PfUsSian war-ownei by
ger ,lrmsn OF this city, were CARED 10
boats. Ore of the birds was to sed at Y: 10 D
No., ard reached home in Is minutes; the
G'bef wa: tossed at II. Is O'Clock and reached
nome In II min utcS.-l Gazette, 26ft.
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National Tseasre.-Miss Clara Morris very
succes sfui ensagement as Miss Mutton" has
terminated Every character In the play
was admirably Ierformei, and Mr.. Ford de-
serves credit Tor the haf dsoms manner in
which the play was put on the stage. Miss
very satisfactory manner and showed great
Improvement upon her former efforts. He
friends are well pleased with her progre 81
Caste" win be presented. Mis- j .iurs
Joy &c will perform the part OF POI ~ Ec-
Giles" which as one particularly a,ts1 70
her; Her support will be gocd. Monday
right look out for am. Lydia Thompson
troure I'm Robin, on CTuSOe.
Opera Hoase.-To night is tie last oopor-
tunny of seeirg The dashing Miss Buck.ug-
who have not seen her sh' ,uld no. fail TO take
Ord FetloirS' HrsN-Blind Tom will give hi ;
farewell concert to night. He is a senu ne
TTcdigy, and his musical talents are SON.
Ihir wonderful.
yte Ehoe.-Thp last performance Of B ar
nuns famous show take, place t.-niy ht.
Ran or shine. it always draws. The combs
ration includes all kinds OF rare animai =
and corps of arena performers that wonld
Ee difficult tn surpaSS.
NdttOnoi 1heuter.-The Camilla Urso con-
Get second concert of the RedpaIh Lyceum)
10 be given to- morrow evening, prOInises to
be of the same hi2'l quality AZ the opening
concert Camilla UrSO is acknowltd ed 10
| be the greatest mistress of the violin now
| hviig. Her assistants have won llurels in
| various nelds. Miss Wanderferde - young
California soprano. of whom the people Oi
| that state spe3k with enthu> iasm. Mr. Tower
| is the last 20 tOn sensation "a tenor; Nj
Rudolph' en- is the best baritone of New Eny-
land; Her, Benuo scherek is famous Po-
lish pianist.
Lincoln EdR-A grand concert will be
given b.re ext Wednesday evening, by Miss
Alice HCSner. assisted by The following
artists: PIof Carl Richter, Miss Eva NILS
Miss Kate GCodall, Miss Lotife swallow
Mes:rs o. fugh, n. A. Kohr, Fl. Morse,l,
w. y. Widney, w. 5. Young, aud ". r. c.
KosChl,pg.
Ihtd'er fJH iqHe There will be an entire
Grange OF programme next week at the
Contque, but its patrons can lest assured
hat II VIII he up 10 ils regular standard o,
excellence,
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THE GDUR tn.
CRIMINAL COUKT-,TuGJe Mac A ri,

CRIMINAL SOUKT-yUifyS Mac a rfItltT.
Yestrruay, Richard Woods, C.iare 4 with Iircray
was acquitted but the evidence tending 20 show that
BE- was guilty Of receiving stolen goods, the count
cered thai he he retained ia custody until the Grand
Jnry cord act on his case. Chas. alias Henry Davis
was convicted IT PEI, larceny second ofeGce) and
years. John Wesley plead guilty 10 a like offence
n4 .enssees to two n.y., JoJeph Ell Pit
ASSAULT Bridget Wrl-h guilty and Jail for fifteen
Carr alias Carter, Eeiii larceny 1see@nd aSnos
guilty and sentenced 10 two years la the Maryland
To-day, John Deaton plead guilty to p III larceny;
,eccnd offence; and was sentenced To two in the
Bait pcnitenjary Frank CrUEin was convicted
Peniteniiary. joseph Downing, p"th larceny; second
offence, guilty ard sentenced for two Years Victoria
Poole. charged with ard larceny: plea Of insanity
was set up ana the case spouci that sine might
arSeny second pGnsa was oand s n a pitt
terc, I. thIee years az Batimc.e Philip Butler,
to one year in the Baltimore penentiar,
The case a. Lauder \ Lippncy't. WI W Grant
T. detraud the United States u means i false ,ri
fo,gsd pam va, taSep ar-MT Brine !r III tr~t
Tie case NV c. Ijes up on demurrer
CIRCUIT COURT. Judge Gutter.
@,a"Ii n"nitef 81 judgments 10y deian't w-re
C GSsn n", as DGrcan.on; ti9rar Ja97he
nuihr'T oi o'hr motions were acted on
EQUITY CoURT-J,sdge DIN
TO-DAY, n sher at. Mosher; order appointing
II RI: order LAY Hioncy into court johnson et al
:gt Fright al; order 0ycrruliDg petition for leave
10 sell. Eughes et a. as. Hnghc-: sale ort1ret.
PROBATE COURr-J,dye DIN.
Yesterday, In estate of W. Ii C1cdse; letters Of
adIninistratcn granted 10 Belya A. Lockwood bond
SSlt0 VIA J.. Drury, guardian TO the orphans of
WA; Drury, deceased; ordered that the guardian
exhibit his iral account in court Tuesday next.
fs:aie Of Henry der Heide; Barbara Won der
F"ide acm iHis ra riX-bOnd 500.
POLICE CoURr-Judqe SfseG.
To Gay; Sylvester Barnes was charged with as
iaEI ard battery with intent tn Kill Susan Carr,
young lady, who testified that defendant threw "A
brick through a window, Just ping her head and
the head of her brother; then made rush n,o the
hcu. e, kicked her seized her by hair and dragged
her from the house Defendant is her brother-in-
law. The Gaze Gas CONTINUED 10 hear Witnesses for
defendant Michael Kelley was chGrcsI with In
timidatug and impeding Patrick Mcnamara, a wit
ness. from appearing before the grand testify
N case in which he is interested; continued for
.rcs meIt Charles rurUbuilo alias Lucas. assault
~ " III. Turner. This occurred in the Chesapeakc
restaurant 'eral nights ~, an1 ICrner received
Very seFere wounds III to head, losing considerable
blood. Witnesses for prosecution were heard and
The case ccntinuod. In The case of chael Kelley,
charged with impeding witness, namcd Peter Ne
Nsmara. from appearing before the grand jury TO
testify witness in a in which he was in
ter sed the court gave Judgment sentencing Kelley
10 Dine'y days in JAIL appeal taken.
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District Government Affairs

Tire Disiricl Commissioners have ltdorCL
Maurice COnuOr, an Inmate of the work
house
The District Commissioners ave sent com
ruuic8tious 10 SeSsTs. J. Il. Waters JOAN
+. SeIiZ aud A. Ross Ray, commissioners of
-four INSPECTIONS, stating that various com
plants have been made of the II SpectiOn OF
hour, III consequence OF DO ''standards" bav-
ing been FURNISHED tn inspectors, and re-
guessing their reasons for this omission.
BTTS WERE oPESED
by tie chief Ell giueer to day for the follow In
VOL: Constructing five gutter drops with
connections on 9Th street, between q street
ard South CarOlira avenue sOuthe lst. Owen
O'EarP. = 6;; Sc III. II imber SS6 10; L. Ma,o-
ney, sSS.i9 Also for rebuilding wing wall of
cuive,t on 9Th street road. NJ. Osborne,
SzJ.l5; II. Himber. 1858 30. Also for the i'm
provement of Myrtle street, between North
capitol and l>t street east. J. J. Danaher,
S@25 u; j. Desmond & Co, SIT 30: ]. q. OF AZ
ford. S22i 30; O. Hare, S25i 20; III. Humber,
S322 90; L. Maloney, S2S0.5s. No awards were
made.
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FRAUDULENT AsSIG NMENrs.-Ar register
IN b1nkrupcy in New York In a recent repOrt
calls attention to the great abuses incident to
assignments made under the state la VS.. He
says: cit has become almost the universal
practice in this city for merchants, krowiry
themselves TO be insolvent ard bankrupt, to
purchase merchandise TO large amount,
MAKE fictitious debts to friends, and then
execute q general assignment to come per-
soral friend, who takes possession of the
q ecfs ard continues the business; the as
slsnor remains In the store or place Of bust
ness as usual, and continues TO I've in siyie
upon the proceeds. AT the expiration NJ Six
moniEs their friends unite and put them in,U
InVo5oniafy bankruptcy, from which they
DO not res Give any dividend whatever, The
rerort further shows that OF one thousand
assignments filed in the county clerks ON sc
To $40 COO 600, the nominal assets TO about
$1,000 Geo. and the actual disco erable sets
10 only about - 900 COO.
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VE0ETINE
Yours truly,
W. a.. CLARK,
12O Monterey street, Allt gheny, Pa

The following letter from Rev. G.. W Mausneld.
formerly rsstcr Of the Meth Ddst Epi-c pei CD urch
By PAX, and ct present settled IA Lowell must
convince every who Ids bis letter Of the WON
dsrfui curative cutiite' 81 EGgTINE az a thorough
ciesnseI and purifier Of the blood:
HYpE PARK, Mass FEB. Is, 1879.
r. II. IL. sIEgENs:-
Dc0v S'T.-hbout ten years AGO my toslth failed
,hIoOgn the Gepi,t!pc n q dysp. pia ne .rty a
worst form, q se.ttsc la my back x 1a 70 an
81 . large deep sestsd abe -, which WAS hf.esn
n nths Ia eethrrins. had two sursic i orerntOps
ny tie best Skin ~ the State bit rece e1 perma
constantly weakened by NfUse discharge. 4 slso
IL = Ffna'i piece o. bore different times.
Matters ran u lhus abopt seven years, tai Nsy,
lS4, when an'erd rec Wflen ed me 90 a. 10 your
ofnce end taik viii you OF tee yirfus Of yFgETfys
~ hat saw aLd heard gained confidence
non lie Effects e,ll A peTseyered soon felt IL
WIS benz hitting me In otnsr ects Vet dif nof
see the resJls desired, till hEd taken il faithfully
lcr little more than ,eaF, " hen the difficulty N
the hs.h As c.fsd, and Tor nine months have
have M tast time gsined tventy q Va pounds of
nsh being ht Nv r than ever Be fore Ia my life, end
v1;. 1ss s me- sele g perform lsecr than nev.
ing as large as ny hsi ss'herec ano,hor part Of
my oooy Nok NEGETISE faitafolly md IL re.
moved level with the surface IN q month think
i should have been I'd Of mg main trouble sooner
customed &c ITS effects.
Let yorr patrols trorblcs with scrofuia or kidney
disease understand that IL takes time 10 chronic
diseases and If they Will patiently take vEGkrINs,
IL viii. In my Judgment. cure thsm.
With great obligations L am. yours very truly,
q. w. NANsFIRLD,
PGtor Of the Methodist X. Church.
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agDirtheria is raging TO such an extent
ia Harotd county, Md, th At the Attendance
az re public sCECols Al some sections has
fallen of about co per cent.
HsrJudge Donohue, Of the New Yorl:
supreme court has granted an order for a
Struck jury f. the case of the state against
me comptroller, II. B. Connolly, for
SO Coo eco.
81 a Shaker community at Plea SAINT Hill.
Ay., has bt 81 almost broken up. FIRST a
yo1ng couple eloped, next an elderly pair
vert The anne way, and within mouth
E'cfe ID a1rlages have occurred.
- DR.. Brush Of Fairfax, VT, went in toe
night and threw rotten eggs at the house in
WLIch Mis- Con lived. They had been
lovers, and had Quarreled. The egg throw
Ing was an expression of his anger. She
Eiec several pist oil shots at him rs reply.
~ A woman was dragging her ira ilipg
sEHt out OF Memphis tbeater. A man
Stepped ON and tore the expensive fabric. She
Old not turn and smile sweesly when he beg
geo her pardon. She struck aim a singing
DloW In the face, and said, Take that, you
awkward loafeI!"
~ The bishop Of Hereford, England, was
examining school class, the other day, and
among C:aer tniings, ASKED what an average
was. Several boys pleaded ignorance, but
one at last replied, at is what hen lays
on" This answer puzzled the bishop no: a
little; but the boy persisted in il, stating that
lie had read 1t in his little book OF facts. He
was then told TO bring the little book, and,
on Going 60, he pointed triumphantly to a
paragraph commencing, "a domestic hen
lays on an average fifty eggs each year."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-27

SHOOTING A MEDICINE WoMAN-On
1hui. day night last medicine woman O
ihe P.u te tribe, who had been living near
B-lC9ppOrt, Cal, was slot tn death by three
bucE Indians Ga Ffiday morning the lief
OF the tribe called upon Judge Within an and
related 10 him the circumstance OF the X IL
Ing. The medicine woman ad IA lied to cure
sick Child of the chief, and this being tie
third patient who had died on her hands, she
was condemned to death Two young men
assisted the father of the dead child in carry
fpg cut the cdict of the law. She was re-
moved short distance from the camp and
snot, the three she oting her WITH one or moe
balls f,om six shooters. The object of the
thief s visit to Judge Whitman was to pro
cure q coffin in which 10 bury his child. T. Ie
judge furnished a coffin that had been aroun
The count houfe for some time awaiting a
tenant. The child was buried with gfeat
eTemony, all the members OF the tribe at
lending the funeral. TIE Old medicine wo-
n an was buried without coffin, a hole being
dug two or three ieet deep, and she tumbl' /
in in her every. day attire. This is the third
case OF IndiS0justice being carried out that
mas come 10 our kuOwlcdge Within a few
wee Ks b die .WO11I9Tf.
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~ John Snider, OF Mount Pleasant district
Frederick county, Nd, was last W. elk kiIlc
by the fall Of . sfee wiich he was telling.
@Three daughters OF Kentuck, IN DETER
1ether refusing to approve their resolve, they
eloped with the men OF their choice the
same night. Only In Kentucky do they "a
suco things In this Wholesale way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-27

BUILDING PERMITS issued by the fnspec-
Tor OF buildings: Henry I.armau consiIucf
a brlcs stable on iih street, bet wern \ aad
~ SiTttts southeast SIC. JCnu Small, rsplir
creme building en- nth street, near G. uor' : .
west; 20 George Hill, repair n b:Ick dwell
III q on w ater stees, between Potomac and
High, GFOTs clown; Loo Mrs NJ Waters
maze addition 10 hricE dwelling M. rs SRI
strtet southeast; 500. Joseph Il. Bradley,
construct Three three story cricS .gpll!nfS
5000. >'.'
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TIE GLoRIrs OF WOMAN are luxuriant
hair and fine teeth. Tire first is secured by
= e r Atkiuson'S Jd>um of Wac u pc ,
I'D tie latter preserv, 4 by their QDi.tite
PCtroer. IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-27

FIRE iSSU RaSCE.-Al those iusuriag
lhti pTCl eriy would do well 20 tiJSt lcuE at
The rates ana working OF the Mutual Pro-
lection Fire IN suIarc5 Company of the
Dis.rict, which = managed by niue of or
Best kEown and conservative busi aess men.
Besides The benefit of an unusually low rate
OF tCkul 3Ece, each insurer in this company
becomes shareholder in all the profits The
omee OF the company is 81 1853 Pennsylvania
avenue.
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A FINE PICTURE OF PRESIDENT HAYES.
NefaNe received copy of q fine steel en-
CRAVING Of The President, executed iC line a I'd
suprtl, BY HolyeT, leading engraver, from
icent having st0Cd especially for the pu,-
lRe. III Is capital likeness artis.icalIy pre-
tehled, a. q Is likely to be the 81 3ndar1 rep
fesehistion of President Hayes.
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THE REASON W

THE REASON WHY all bouseseep and
others use the Aladdin Sec1Sy.ty OH is that no
accident has ever occurred from It's use. i,
Is the best ia the world. All storekeepers
sell 1t. Try II, ana you viii have no other.
Take nothing but Aladdin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-27

EDUCATIONAL NOTES.-The Academy of
mus C is sitra'ed at zoo l!th street, j. K Fair
lamb, director, with ab'e sisiants Circu
lar can De obtained at the music stores
Pflvate ard Class Instruction In e.ocntiOn
le given by Miss VI. X. Schreiner, OF Paiia
deiIhie, VITO brings The highest testimonials
at tie we'll young ladies' school aI3
N sheet uor;hWest.
Ereterics Mursaeus. formerly instructor
OF laf guases AT 81. James College, Mo,
glves instruction in German, Latin aud
Greek. Address 5l5 New Jersey avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-27

YoCNG'S PATENT DfrERGrSr is the fnes
C'ear sing material ever invented. sold bv
druggists and grCcers. tr
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fRiGGs JEwkLRY STORE received this
III I..ii be@utliul a ECrimeHt OF jeWssy on
e1hNiebisthI- Ihls lot OF goods. In ade I'm roll
P'ateG, Ior wear and ape arance. Will face
me piS &c OF solid sets. Bracelets, chains.
buttops, studs. rings ard scarf pins nom Al
os-e. No IS. Pennsylvania avenue, near
81 stISet -IAGrl. ' ~A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-27

WIVES KNOW THAT THE BROW OF CARE
is often soothed by a delicious supper, TO
which perfect bread, rolls, biscutt, etc. are
so important. To have these deiiclt pio-
ducts of baking always reliable the use o :
Dcoitv's Yedsi Po,pd5r is very importa ut.
This article is among the most valuable Of
the day in its bearing on health. It is put up
in cans and bottles aud always full in wei ght.
RuBBHR CoArs.-A large variety of light
weight rubber coats, Mystic. Cos amer and
Glove Co.'s goods, from SO to 80 Ii INT col
OTIS for ducking and livery. Long CIosks
with sleeves. English reversible for 50 20.
PolicemeD's Rubber Goats
GEo. c. HENNrSG, 40 tn street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-27

THE GRFAT REDUCTION i'm prices Of slate
fnd mFi tile mantelS, a HamilIon's Is caus-
lEg run on ms stock. l0,tAS,i;