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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-16
Application for Patent
TO THE WILLIAMSBURG mine.
No XII
Z. S. LAND tlFFIcr,
EUREKA. Nav. May |, 1871.

EUREkA. NEN.. MAY /, 1914.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
i.all and IL. T. Mcdaniel, whose PostoiIee ad-
dress is Eureka. New, have this day filed
their Application f, r Il patent for fifteen hun
bred Q,5ool linear eat OF the Nilliam>buryh
mine or vein bearlng SILVER, with surfacs
ground Two hundred t230l feet in width, stu.
alto, lying and being in Enreka Aiming dis
trict, county of Eureka and State of Nevada,
ard known and designated by the field notes
and official plat On file in this Office as lot No.
III.
The exterior boundaries of said lot No. III
being as follows, tO-wit:
Variation l6ta Gg. east.
Commencing ut a post marked Ne. !, U. S.
survey No. NJ, whence the flagstaff in tho
a,7ij it., tho highest point OF knby Hill No.
bears 5. 0 DIG. 81 min. W., S.57 it,, post
No. l. U. S. survey No. 81, B~uliwAacker lao
bears n. Us Dig. S min. W.. 40 $40 it., and the
main shalt upon this lode bears 5. 1914 d..
r., Soi o-l0 it,; thence running LIST course 5.
1877 d.. E., 800 IT., to post marked No. !, l.
) survey no. III; thence RAINING Cd course
). llta dg. W.. 700 It,. TO post marked Nos.
y. ;; survey. No. III; thence Sd course y.
1Ss Dig. W.. 1890 It., TO. post mark d No..4.
u. 5. survey No, III; this post stands on the
southeastern boundary OF survey No. 81, Ball
W ackor lode; themes ith coursc n. u dg. T.,
lol IT., to post marked No. ., U. 5. survey No.
III, the same bong post No. , OF sail survey
lO2 2-l0 it., to post marked No. s, U. S. sur
vey No. ll'; thence oh ceurse n. III d..
+. 81 10 It,, to post No. /, tho place Of be-
giunin> containing rs 100 acres.
his elaiD is bounded on the west by the
BullH hacker mine.
The location of this mine is daily recorded
in the itec0rdei's oiiico of Eureka Mining
District en- page M IN Book s OF the EUREKA
district Mining Records.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said WiillnMsburgh mine, Or SAID
mining ground. ms hvreinuefore described,
are required 70 file their adverse claim VITA
the Register of the United states Land Utico
atEurcha, in the State OF Nevada. during
tho sixty days period Of publication hereof,
or they will be barred by virtue OF tic provls-
sions OF the statute.
my2-,0d D. B. IMMEL, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-16
Application for a Patent
TO THE
MAGNET MINE.
NO. S75.
U. S. LAND OFFICE. -.

~ As Lf'b 80 a-
Eureka, Nevada, May 10. 1871.
NOTICE Is HEREBY. GIVEN THAT
~ Alex. fraser and Morris liartne1t'
whose postotice address is Eurtka, Ne
vadu, have this day filed their apnncation 10!
q patonr for fifteen hundred Il ,'oo) inear lee'
of the Magnet nine OF ven ueai nnI fasr IN
with sur ace ground two hundred CIo') leet
width, situate, lying and being IN the Eufuha
Mining District, county OF Eureka, ana otno
OF Nevada, and known ana desisnateu oy ~
field notes and official plat on hle IN tns
office ~ lot numb Der us. NJ re
being as follows, to wit: Variation 1919 oes'
east. WINS |
CUmmencins at a post marked No. !, U;"
Survey No lis. whence post &c. w., |
S63 e. ID feet. The flagstaff in the tow" The
reka bears n. 81 lg. % m. 4, li,'Vi lear ears NJ
highest point on Ruby Hill No; ! bear hiatt
dig. 81 m. W, 1921 feet, and the Mas ann rur- 1
bears n: . ds. 81 n. vi %, p iee e. 20 ice. to
rost marked No: 2. U. S; Survey soi ITO TO- post
marked No. 5, u. S. Survey No. IL. a J nnst
Sd course 5. S9A Dig. b., ~ ise'' ,iS: and
themes 4th course S. Dig. w.. l,@N isfai ,n NJ
post No. /, tho place Of beginning
6e9-l 10 acres. .r and BY
This claim is bounded On neither emu ars
any known claimants: the nearest
the Bald Eagle and Industry. ,,,.orded
The location of this mine is duly reS sG,ii
in tho Recorders Office of Eureka Enraks
District, ON page Us. in Book + ofthe
District Mining Records. .sa,v any
norton of said Magnet mine, or said min,ps ~
ground as ~hereinbefore described, +
1uired 10 file their adverse claim WITH Esre{
lister OF the United States Land Once !. Ss;ytJ
ka, in tho State of Nevada, during u ~ he
DAYS period of publication hereof, .; ons 4
will be barred by virtue Of the provisions
the statute. por;ster.
myll-60d D. Is. lMMEL'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-16
LAMBERT M~OLINELLl,
rnC...V ..uusYC AND SEAKCl

MI w hV6BsAO
~ ER Uf RECORDS.
Copyist. General Collector anu
Agent. - .s.r;ntions 8
faliy executed. nn.. ~ Geo.
0FFlCE-in the La" oh'0e ~
Baker.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-16
PATENT ~APPLICAT1oNS
Application for Patent
TO THE A AND FARPEx
AND DEEP MINE.
NOTICE NO. ga.

u. 5. land OFFICE
Eureka, Nevada. April ~. lr,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN Tu.
IN tho henix Silver Mining Componr
iiS duly authorized agent, VIM. Arrinst,T
whose postothce address is Eureka. NeeaG
has this day filed his application for n natus
for 4 0o-l0 linear feet of the Adams and frs~ . =
and Deen mine or yoin bearing silver, with .nr,
face ground 200 feet in width, situate. lv;n
and boing in Eureka Mining nis,rict iyins
of l~iurekn, and State OF Nevada, and kununnm.y
and designated by tho tioid notes and of;o";n1i
plat on flo in this Office as Lot No. Ilb. III
exterior boundaries OF sold Lot No. LID beinoo
us follows, to wit:
Variation l6ta deg. cast.
Commcrcing AZ post marked No. /. r. &
Survey No. ll6, tho same being post No : -
Us. Sur ey, No. Is. Carson lode, whence tbs,
flagstaff in tho town of Eureka bears n. -
ef ruby Hill No. l bears N. 60 deg. Ii miin
w. l,S17 feet. The Iawtoa shaft bears \ q,
deg. 81 min. W., Sl4 sic feet: and the pben;v
shaft bars S. Is deg. +, 49, Get. Thence
| to post No. 9 of Us. Survey No. ~. Jack son
lode, $50 b-lO feet, to post marked No. PTS
survey No. lis: thence, second course : -
deg. W. 100 feet, to the northwestern end line
of said survey No. ss, Jackson lode, 90 feet
to post marked No;3 u 5; Survey No. liz:
thence, third curse N. ~ deg. W. iSO clio ~
to post marked No. 4. u. S. Survey NJ. liz
the same being post No. 4 Of U. :. SURVEY No.
6s, Carson lode; and thence, fourth course N.
81 ieg. Il. 100 feet, to post No. l., the place of
beginning. SO much of said survey No. o..
Jackson lode, rs CONFLICTS with this survey. il
excluded from this survey. Said conflict i .
described rs follows. to wit: Beginning at
post No. q of said survey No. IS, Jackson
lode, and running thence. first course :. 19S
deg. Ed 2-io feet to post No. 2 of survey No,
il6, Adams and Farren lode; thence, seeoni
course. S.. "A deg. W. 100 feet; and thence \.
81 deg. =. ia 40 feet TO- place of beginning.
N nQvnS III,
2 I5-l00 arcs. ="
This claim is bounded on the north by the
Carson, and en- the south by the J ackson.
The location Of this mine is duly recorder in
tho iiecorder's Ollie, of Enresa Mining Dis
trict, Eureka County, State Of Nevada, on
page rs, book A, and page 65, in book d Of
said Mining records.
ANY ani all persons claiming adversely
any portion OF said Adams and tarren mine or
said mining ground as hereinbeiol . described.
are required to file their adverse claim with
tho Register Of tho United State. Land
Office, at Eureka, in the State of Nevada.
during the sixty days period of publication
hereof. or they will be barred by virtue Of |
the provisions Of the Statute.
an2I-J0d D.. b. lMMEL. Register.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

Tie object OF the visit OF the Sioux delega-
tiCn lC Washington is TO confer with the
Great Father in regard 10 the location OF
their agencies. At present the Spotted Tall
and Red Cloud agencies are located in the
northwestern part of Nebraska. For several
years past the government has endeavOrei
to induce them TO remove to the NJ ssouri
river, from which they are distant several
hundred miles, in order that the transporta-
ton OF supplies might be facilitated and
much expense saved. The Indians have
never taken kindly to the proposition, claim
Ing that the country TO which they are asked
10 remove contains no game, and that II is
unhealthy. Spotted Tail, who is now the
chief OF the Sioux nation, Red Cloud having
been deposed for sulkirg, is firmly impressed
with the idea OF its unlAalthfulness, he hav-
ing lost wife and many OF his people there
some years ago. The government would
have attempted to forcibly remove them be
fore now had ii not feared open resistance,
which would have been a serious matter,
considering that the Sioux nation can mus
ter from OGO TO 10000 warriors, and now pro-
poses 10 try the persuading process. Spotted
Tail, who is a very shreTd and able abort
gine, viii doubtless insist on being well paid
for the concession in ques, ion. Among the
chiefs now en- route 10 Washington, who have
been here before, are Spotted Tail, Red
Cloud, Bear, Ring Thunder, YOupg-Man-
Afraid His Horses, Little Wound, Ameri-
can Horse. and Swift Bear.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

A drunken tailor in New York threw his
wife out OF the window yesterd " morning
and subsequently shot and fatally wounded
one OF his employees. Both OF his victims
win die. Although murders are OF daily
occurrence In the Empire City thero have
been no executions there for some time pas.
Jack Reynolds, drunken rufian, stabbed a
man TO death In New York several years
ago, and on being told efter hir arrest that he
would be hung dsfantly asserted that .'haug-
ing for murder was played out In New
York" He might have escaped the gallows
but for the remark, but public opinion de-
manded his death for his impudence, and he
was duly hansed. IL would be we'll for the
authorities TO begin the work OF punishina (
its capital criminals by hanging the double
murderer In question, TO convince the word
that hanging for murder Is not played ont IL
New York.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

Clerks in the Treasury department who
claim legal residence in Ohio will be
allowed TO go home to vote, and the time
they are absent will not be deducted from
their regular annual leave. 1t is understood
that the Ohio clerks ir the Interior depart
ment will be permitted TO go home only on
the condition that the time of their absence
be taken from their yearly leaves. In con-
sequence of this we presume but few OF the
clerks In the latter department will be found
patriotic enough to accept short leaves on
such condition. Besides, the expense of
trip TO Ohio will naturally deter many
from going.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

In the course Of the Ewing Matthews de-
bate at Dayton, Ohio, a few days ago, Nj.
Matthews took occasion to emphaticllIy
contradict the oft-repeated statement tnst
he MADE in the name aud on the behalf of
the present President of the United States a
dishonest and dishOnoraSle bargain, by
which he was permitted to- be declared anu
inaugurated President upon the promise,
a. a consideration, that when fnaugurated
he would withdraw the troops from Louis
lana and South Carolina, and recognize the
Nichols and Hampton state fOveruments.
He made his denial cover the report in every
form-"writteu, verbal, implied, expressed,
collateral, incidental-in every possible
form, shape, variety, mood, tense or view
That the Ingenuity or malice OF men may
affirm it" ''In fact, >" added Mr.. Matthews
sit is lie,' This is a plump denial, which
might have been made 10 advantage when
the story was first started.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

The New York and New Jersey dem rats
have been Quar-eiing for "a long time over
the possession OF Gen. George h. Mcclellan,
b.t now The Jerseymen have snapped hiIA
up and nomsna;ei him for governor.
Although General Mcclellan has been en-
gagged IN public duties IN New York for some
time past, he has nevertheless retained a
legal residence In New Jersey, having voted
regularly for eight years past at West Orange.
The General failed 10 capture Richmond aud
the Presidency, put his chances of bs;ng
Governor Of New Jersey are very fair.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

When Andy Johnson was swinging around
The circle The constitution and the flag were
ever present with him, and his speeches
from the tail end of ears soon became soue-
what moi O.Onous. II President Hayes is
called upon 10 make many more speeches
the same VIII doubtless he said OF him. But
then It can hardly be expected that he can
have a brand new speech at every stopping
place The President is quite st home a. al
OF La-C speaker, and n Jhat respect mas the
advantage OF his predecessor now on the
other side of the water.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

POs S.biy President A@eAIahon, IN saying
tin mis- nlanifestOJ that he will not "Ob : the
mandates Of the Jemsgpgues - ii aoanion
his post ~ case the elections go repu oiicau.
only means hat ne VIII rot resig a the Presi-
dency until bis term expires; but a good
many VIII see N IL a tar al 20 assume the
dictatorship should the elections prove hos
ff1p n him
Evening star., 1877-09-20

According to the New York Bulletin, there
Is a real business revival IN that city, aad at
no period since the war has there been so
much animation as now in the dry goods
district Many Wholesale jobbing houses are
Kept al work by gaSlight, to I'LL orders for
goods The streets in the dry goods quarter
are blocks.ded with boxes OF goods and the
downtown hotels are full o: country buyers
y Ike quickening of business is noted not
only in the Atlantic cities but in all the
principal cities OF the west. II is to be hoped
thai tEiS business activity is a permanent
revival.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

According 10 the Tribune correspondent,
Mr. T.. v. Smallsy, there Is greaa apathy
among the Ohio voters, and the democrats
are rather more demOraliZed Than t1e re-
publicans. The republicans seem to be
making more headway In the central battle
ground OF Hamilton county than their oppo-
nents, but they IN turn have weak spots IN
Lucas county, where the National Working
mems movement and the post Office quarrel
may wipe out the usual republican nAjorIty
OF 1000, and in Mahsning county, in whose
iron and coal districts the greenback heresy
seems 70 have taken deeper root than any
where else There is alCo dense republican
apathy all over the Western Reserve, the
headquarters OF the old auti-slavery repubIi-
cans The general listlesSness among the
voters is due 10 the want OF well-defned
issues upon which the two parties differ.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

We take II all back. We find that the Bos-
ton FCsf's interview with Senator Wallace
was ITS own land not THE SrAR's), aud was
the worK OF its capita! Capitol correspond
ept, Nj L. IL. LUlLer.
Evening star., 1877-09-20
To Correspondents.

AL letters tended fOr publication, or referring fn
any way 70 tls editorial depsrtment Of the paper
should be sidrssd 10 Tls Efsfo- o( The S1-. Those
relating to its b.tsness departments should be ai
dressed 10 7As PSbhsA1 G Tie Ssdr. Observance
Of tl.ess direossons VII prevent provdting delays.
Checks eto, n paymeat Il bills should in all cases
bemads payable e the order Of TsS ErsniaS Star
Nstrspaper Conpony-not T. that of any ind yfduAi
~ No anOnyIoDas communications read No re-
iected c0mm unisssiCas rssaITnei.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

a l.! ALI
WOOD! WOOD!
THE VERY BEST VARIETIES OF COAL
THE LOWEST PRICES
- y ,24O lbs 70 the Ton our iuyariabIe Stsns.,d
Pine WOOD from - to Ss 81; Oak from 81 50 TO
e., ard H,csory at 81 per cord. Also, ali kinds OF
saM.G and Split, kept under cover
~ Deliveries made direct to the Consumer from
our wharyes and vessels - '
JOHNSON BROTHERS
main once and Depot John son q wbarye, foot lasb
and 18th and streets southwest
Omce, 13O3 and lll2 9th streets m w. and
.1Ic nn street q. W augG II
Evening star., 1877-09-20
COAL AND WOOD.

OCR PRICES FOR COAL DELIVERED
Yin QUANTITIES NOT LESS THAN roJ
are a. follows AN-'
Best " bite Ssh Furnace .. ........-S5 rs per ton
Esg...-.........--.....----S 81 lS
a, a. ., Sherthut ........ - 90 :.
etoNe or Rsnge-.....SS 80 g.
Red Ash Lorberry and sham5kin 90 SIS 80
Cumberland Coal Run Of M ine..-- S3 so 10 60 0g
We eus'antee al Coais as represented. 2 go Ibs
10 the ton al~ sys furnished. Pine Wood delivered
from S3 30 TO 8 ,. Oak fr - ~ So
X. Nj. MILLER g. son.
PffhcfpaI ONCE Depot and Railroad Yard A., street
snn Virgins avf nue southwest. Branch Ofice-
B2o PENNSYLVANIA sve. northwest srgl7 -tr
Evening star., 1877-09-20
NEW STOVE STORE.
GEO. Il. GARTRELL e. CO.,
SIS SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST

:, @ inlI lire q COOKING STOVES and RANGrs
biibSDs HEw slLVkk PALACE FrhE- -
hsATEks: rTOvES and FUR -
EASEs repaire 4. the be.r manner We ask -
ot t our M irienos and the public generally shAre
regrs sented yxa dealins 20 an Sum -
kMbEk THR NON MRFR-eJS 7th street
Evening star., 1877-09-20

4rero0e s,rora Daily Circulation orer
I7,5O0-bespo wore than three times tsat
of anp other eoily Tnper in W0sAfsofOva.
and more than tAdt Of all the others added
fnoe1her-
Evening star., 1877-09-20
Il FINE STOCK

Il FINE STOCK
wOOLENs
NOW EEIDY.
FINE wOBSTED
semi-tr,ss
Ard
FINE CLOTH GARMENTS
hspecisty.
FINE CLOTHS,
Cold hnilh, Derd BIacs,
For ", .irgs aid Mournise
FINE DoESKIEs,
same fnish.
FINE PANTALOON GOODS
Oflstsst designs.
FINE Blue CLOTBs AND DOEsKISs.
FINE HEAVY BEAvEBs and OvEBCOATINGs
FINE sUiTIEGs, best makes.
THE BEST WORKMANsHIP IN EVERY
G4RMEAT.
GentieT pio desire to have their Garments
made elsewhere csn purchase by the yard or pat
tern,
The MANUFA9 9TURIEG TRADE liber ally dealt
With.
FINE VELyETEsN AND CORDUROY FOR
sFORTING.
Evening star., 1877-09-20
MEDICAL &c.

0N'-A positive cure: 81 g. fot-
- Tie. PreEsted according O. ths orig nal forTnuis
by DR. DAhBY, at HIS Al street, corner Peaa.,l-
Nan,a eN.Loe Consult.ti0n tree. aug4 I'm
HE. RlCoRDs KsSESCE or LIE restores
y mer oOd and tue ytg0r II youth o. tle mo<t
shattered constitution IN four weeks from ' hsleys n
cause arising allure inoo.sibie. Beware az sd-
serrseiS ho oaeI so-csec Free Prescription that
arr useless aBc finally prove ruinously =. seusiva
mhsteser has merit must o u q fair prios ss 20
9see. 1ce. sent ~ sxIrse sayvbsre. Sole Agent, Or.
iSs, nyscs, yAcSuns. univsrsisy Place, ksr ferk.
fNh. A. Q. TEANskAu {, arns more Than t~Irpt1
y yssV Hospital sno Private practice, frsass osS
Nsrcsx, aud Ss-s di-ese-s al Iriv ate isea.@s suX
di.eAs~ a women. wen denp.d osses tresssd ~
ls1er Private ofhcs~, No. 30 ssh street.. four
soer. above Patent Office. Horrs, 10 g. m, sn1
OFFICIAL EOTICI-Dr. RoBERTsoN can B
- consultsd every Wednesday and Saturday st hio
once, 021 sersst, bcewevn ssh snd l0sb, from .
.. m. on ell dissssee Il the Urinary Organs aud
nsss, ksrvsus DeRiig. inpsseDcy, Premsture De-
oey, Nervous Trooblfng, Pslpitafton Of the Heart.
ptmne Of Sight 6sdofnes, Digestion, &c, Ao.s
all resulting from abuses IN youth exceses IN man
and Syphilis quickly cured. Dr. h: b native q
Baltimore with years expertenoe In special prec-
tice, endorsed ty the -edins ssoians OF hs city,
person. in nosc of msd trestaelt ior sn, os ss
above dis-ssas wtl hne n % their istereet 20 call
upon him, bo viii insure boDoraf le and scieuts0e
restDenf. and . cure guarantec1 IN every cas- ns
ieadsng physcssns Of Bassnorc and sho~ I.t.sr, ~
tegtfn ontAis from he Call on sdYeus a. .tes
sel0 eosfh pusa~ sersst. Bs,tsrSss. 1ar1-iy
A Goop PREVENTIVE FoR NKU-
"A RALGIA AND CATARRH
.--sf ~ nrwo~cvo-,s uv-rr~ro v,o.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

WILSON & COMPANY,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Dealers in Sock Priva ge, Z. s. Bonds, Cot-
Ton and Miscellaneous Securities, Etc.
The greatest opportunity ever before offered for
investment.
81 900 made from investment of saOO in 80
caJs smaller amounts invested VIII paJ in pro-
portion.
ds!s 49, - VI '"'''
We ssV or pBrehass a. desired. five shares OF
stocks sud Upward Oh margins OF from one To two
a. Letters of Crsdi; Al d Drafts payable IN any
ya't CT Europe and America. issued for the con-
EenleDce Of trs 5elsrs.
Full informa,i,n u sent en- app'ication.
WILSON q co.,
80 and 81 Broad Street, Ne,c York.
Near Geld and Stock Exchange sepp-sm
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT HOWARD
Vl UNIVERSITY.
The Tenth Annual Session Of this School will oom-
intTodacsory Lecture b. Prof. WIN. Il. SEA
Eaperse.-Tr,'ion Free; M Ms,ricu'stion, SO: In
viii have sccs,s to t. F1esdmsus hospital and the
p-sIeBsary connected with the Institution
G. p. PCbyIS, W. D., Secretary,
No. HIS 18Th street northwest
FACULTY.
Rev. W PATTON, ID D., President,
GIDEON s PALMEB, N D.,
Dean snd Professor Of PHI sicIagy and ii Riene
CHARLES Il. Pt RVIe, d,
secretary AID Professor Of Obstetrics and of
Women az Children.
DANIEL =. Ian a-M d,
Professor OF Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
JOHN B. G BAXTER. u. ID
Emeritus Professor of tie FIinci Piles and Practice
of n ed clue
MEL p GRAHAM, ND,
Professor Cf the Princ ses oGd Frscfica Of Surgery
J0HNE BRACKETf.-M D.,
Professor Of Matsris Medica and Therapeutics.
WILLIAM ii SEAMAN, A. M,
Professor Of General and Medical CHEMISTRY.
THOMaSB. Rood VI. d,
Professor OF the Principles and Practice OF Medi-
cine
A.P. B0UkE, NJ D.,
DtmUnsiTatOr of Anatomy.
sepD eO4t
Evening star., 1877-09-20

issue on the lst and 18Th of each month a RAJ
tetin OF 81 property Tor sale and rent on NJ o.. ss
which can De had On sgPl.catoD ~ ofsue Ur 7tI
| be sent BY mall II ces'r.r.
| Loans.
| $40 900 At rer cent ,intw sums of : 10 Gao
! each, sid 81 GOO AZ per cent. =-rII =
Evening star., 1877-09-20
For SALE.
SUMMER RESORTS

WAVERLY HOTEL, SARATOGA sPRTyCs
" rev YORK. enlarged and renovated , a
All tnroush, with first t-ciass sppoir tmerts, YETAH
broadway midwaY between Congress and Efs %.
springs Terms SW TO SE6c per week; 81 10 IS
per 9ay. W. J. RIGGS,
hS-<m propriG3nr
Evening star., 1877-09-20
PROVIDE YoURSELyI.s
WITH sEaSoNABLE RaI1EENr.
OUR STOCK
OF FALL SUITS

Ccnrtise~ sosI'e q tte hands. me- -.,i.. ., A..
liaft4 htlN L"f". t"fDg NaTs#I tn H..i-. - a
pafi~rr- -ult any taste. great irnr-..ra,,..I -
t~'N ilAfe IN Tire E"DsrsI EHf ur aal ns H..a -.
ttFie * hnsll. tN. ~
Evening star., 1877-09-20
FOR RENT AND SALE.

L'UR RENT-One weil-furnished front ROOM
y modern oonye niepces: children, terms mod
erNe e. No D13S 18th street n rth~est. -cplS g.
kfOh RkNT-A beautiful HOUSE, on one of the
u finest and heaiihiesi streets iu the CITY. contain
ms IA rooms. tneudng bath room and water closet,
hne halls, rooms, &C. painted sud p,per-d, excel
lent rspge, tstrobe, and oo'd water, Sc; large
yard front and rear; front enctO-d with iron rail
ins on marble base, with fountain. stable and car
rage house; lot Il by le0; .chOOls, churches, &c.
near; street cars one square frou door. This prop
erry in now be rented for only Sg per month paid
w sdyst ce, to good permanent tenant tnsn st
222 18Th street southwest ansfLsn
Evening star., 1877-09-20
CLOTHING.
"AUTTNyg' Z"

"ATTTNyg"
PROVIDE YOURSELVES
WITH sEaSoNsRLE RsIsEENr.
wEABE
FSTIsELY-FApY
TO SUPPLY ALL DEnASns.
HAVING THIS DAY
PLACED ON sALK
Our COMPLETE NEW FALL STOCK
OUR STOCK
OF PAIL SUITS
Ccnrrises s.sue q tie hand. rae-t -',i,. exc, si.
Ia-,.TI a. ~, a., ,s , Nst.d in d~iea. sui q
t--u tusfe IN tho g"Usrs so u d. AL f,s E. ,
easi. u.-n.ss ~. ncsts ca surPss, "a an IN pssi n
CCR sELE~TioN
oF FALL COATS AND VESTS
E.nbrso~- ssoe e-ltirely uev thIrcs "a ths pay 2
Ilss"uss, rrtc.ts. Pigue- sui Evr a rr-tf. rsa
aperbly made sld trimmed aud 81 ri--lt f.ssr.rs
S' that rioS' ~ can b. secured N-h o. t.IrllJ.
oUR LJsE
OF FALL PANTS
y et'iess r. variety. number S7Hra az hunar-t
ctheftIf rsffr-l~, ~ al .ri "a tHrfHr. .fr -
sTti'n thar m. nuer > sEtar af TaBtai1Hr.- ~ ar
b''n ei't rac-s4 ii Oug -s,,k than Dr. lnu Ll.v "a
our "a. lgss.
OUR ASSORTMENT
or BOYS - q SUITS
Is q such ohsrss'ser thst rr orc c.r - 70 t.
r'itrn " l.'i o. q ~. D.. sHa.. ur.,H.
carr tss been aiken g. o. #.f. u ard I'd
octh1'ut - our hhfs o. r.rAs. aI Eo lsva H.ccs-
saOu D. b-y co1is in this line
AOu are Ncsy Cordially Invited 10 Call.
HGElE yROTUFTIs-
riEN AEn pOYS' CLorHIERS
sNil = Cpf~ter sc-cH's aad ~ sfrs~ds.
Evening star., 1877-09-20
FOR RENT AND SALE.

peal ESTATE BULLETIN
II
TBos. Z. wAGGk,iaN, $40 s.vsa,h e.
(ChsLsse made every "Wednesday and Sslurdag 4
-sflx
Evening star., 1877-09-20
OUR ASSORTMENT
or BOYS Fr SUITS

Is ~ such = chsrsrrar thst rr ono csu 80 ~ -
trftf d eil'i o. @ ~. d.. saa. .r rr.,- ..r-l Al
care tss been AIKEN g. f~ rr O.. u. ard ". I'D
oCuhi'ut Il, our Rhliit, o. rra. al w. io have ,ccE-
saOu o. b-y rolis ln this llre.