davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-11-30
5nlanNifd)s pspefhen.

@ropeton, q. s.. %. Wop. Sn
Der p%srsangenen 9faAi collioirten spsi
Jradt,Tse her r@rauo Srunf 9ahn~
nnbe eiefem Ynnfte, unb beios 2pfomp.
tipen. lcpie mebrere Wagaous uurb.n
hemolirt. Gin Woun. wel1er auf elmer
Der 2otomotiuen mitfubr. trus beoentli.
DE Y.rlekungen oapou.
@oibin ston, 90. Nopembsr.
Nadridtsn lino bier sinsstroHsn. beB.
als bic 6ieig Snoiansr BON Der &eb
G!ouo MesnMr nod Dem MiHouri ri,
psr bsiDrbert ,purbsn, 100 lpshradsn
nno fd jebt auf BEN &riess-Tfaoe be-
fnosn. General 3srrp bat einsa Be-
.tsblsan Die 9ruppsp s%rIaiien. ii6 iar ei-
nsa @~inter-6siasue uOrsubsrsiten. 9is
Saoianer. wclde oeiertirten. opsriren in
Der nmgegenb bon Dsaowoob unb ba-
ben iAon mebrere 3iiss ausesriHen. Sc
bIridt srcbe Nufresuna.
Mew BORT 80. 1opember. Sues
s. &c.. Glen Jabritanien su Montreal
bobm lu%spenoirt. 0srbinbli4 tsiten
$35O.OOO.
8oob &c 60. cine gnsros GleHwaa-
rem Tirma in oemielben plase, bat lol-
lirt. Yoiius $4,000.
Der u@!euelano o. 2snbsr" wuroe
stltsrn iiir 500, 900 an @r -Gonsreb.
Mitslieb 81. 6. parions uub 9crrn %.
q. 5000 perfauit. sA
9ittsbura. 3d., 80. Nopembsr.
Sur SObn 3. paintsr mbit siusr aus
80 psrionen b~eftebeposn g%misrantsns
9eisaiaoft fuhr ssitern auf sirsm Tla@.
boote Don bier ab in Der Mbfdt, mad
Mrtanlas 81 rsiien unb bort cine Solo.
ME sn Sriinosn. Sic RoIoniFsn baitsn
ert cine tieine Strede anridseleot, aIs
zines Der Tuoee brad uno basGladboot,
Der Wiatiit Der 6ir6mmuuo preisae.
ssben, an benz 3uiammnHuBe ees Mo.
aonsabsIa uno ALLEGHENY Ono bieIsIben
ben DbiD biIbsn) 9.9sn zine 0lotts apb.
, 1877-11-30
Nensas teltsr. Drps(bfa.
Scr Grita i'm Orient.

Yetersbure, 90. Nop. eineepe'
sioloepeIde terihtet. ooB 400 Shrfsn
I'M sdipta paile li4 ben @uien erse'
ben babsn.
0onbon, %. Nopsmber. IS piro
hetimmt bcrihtet, bob mon i'm Be9,lffe
iebt, Mariaw nno onoere pnnfte in
poIen in sinsn 8clogernnssSutanos 81
ieken.
Ser .sslsarapb" hat bic Radridt
ubolten, BOB &ars ourd bic untrsne ct.
neg Doi1a's. peIdsr Die @ulisn in bic
5anpt- 6etuns einIie6 uno oafir beioblt
wuroe, feel.
, 1877-11-30
Girginia @taat8< Wo3etrt
taslte tersasseseben BON
9pbn 9. pin.
30. 8 3pOlite Straee.
I'M 10, V a.
subfcriptiors Nretfet
wreiie her Nn5eigcn:

@.se.re Mn,eteen wer e. 'ftser bets&net..
gbt pter psnisee Sci rS,iten esntn Sauds..
WHe gn,e,ptn anb I'm gssaus sa satIen.
Die 3eituna wtrt IN Nifntont Inb un,-
s,acnb BON Set. 7rdstrn fit IS Gents pei
Wshe amsasiraaen.
, 1877-11-30
GngIanD.

CONDOR, 90. Rou. Sic Dor 9o-
5ton mad Queensiopn beliimmte gnrfe
rYrolper Posrs" 1T ouf bobsr See bon
ibrer Monnihaft oerlnIien moroen. Sic
Manni6afi murbe Don Der gorft vHas
tie Stenart" 9ereitet.
, 1877-11-30
Endurance
6 . n, y q y,
go. $40 Walnut Stre6s,
PHILAbELpHIA, PA. .
S%nc0rporirt 1910.
8aar CAPITAL. ....-.$ 400, 900 90
Grtiba. 1.2SO,976 II

8,uubeiaentbum in pb latelpbia
uno i'm @tuylfia Safen.....$t50l 100 90
Bombs unbSypotbefen erass@elb 43t,939 30
Darleben nit @auatera's..".... t37.350 90
0sat 8eI6srte 0taabmtetbcn..... 4i.040 SO
Gi{enbabn Ganal unb Solicit
Gpmpaenie 8rnbs........... 1885 90
Gileubabn unt anbere Mftt,n...... 1886 90
@srsinisten Staatsn Oarlsben.,. 1l0,250 90
Gtaat. geunts unb Stabt Dars
l,beu etc. ............. 56.560 90
, 1877-11-30
T. zimmerman unp g.,
. ampfdrber II. Meimiacr.

z V'roaOTr 3mllfth Der 4. II. 5.
Ssrrenfieirr mercen sridy / une aerciaiat
lstp!e ols Irteu bon @ arehan'Ihutc, 8eeeiu,
Samentleieer nne Slider. gstflunssn eurt
YolfarNn mertsn i&nsa ~auesuabrt. 9adsn
tpeTeen ~abaehplt une ab, eiieferi rem une in ir.
senp einem Gbtile Der Gtnpt.
Der sesteItrte &sinisunssmaltins mis
S1mammen, sebsn eem 3euse Elm ptel ldlSns~
rec MusIsbsnt dls @rnu - nit Der 5ans 0s-
ltiebt.
b1t &. %Sinnenan G. So.
, 1877-11-30
80. Spnes unb
s. s.. Gpwarbin,
2 n n n n rate

baten cine gpmsaaui ssibaft eserlutst unb
cine nsue tsante Office in ber 9ten Straee,
nettn Der ct. .. III airhe, erSTnet. llnistr
3immsr inb nit rem neuelten G'ihbungen
ptriebeu, nm es unltren 1unten bfausm ~
maHsn. 3Gbne meteen cbne Shmer3sn Gus.
gsaceen burt BEN Getrauh Spn @as pher
@blorpfprm auf @urI6 Zee patientsn. Wlr
Speratipneu prinbii6 unb | ibt. Der 6iiers
vartner banft fir bos ibm sun ieihen Hreun-
ben uub benz Vubltfum ieit q Satrcn ae.
fhtnfts 3utraueu Mno tittet baHelte auf bic
reue Girma su iitertraeem. Or. @cnarbin III
a~ratuirt YOn benz astnGratl;hen &pQesiam IL
philadelphia. DIE Shulen in Der WGbe utb
Gclesien fRnnen nah sorbersc9apa enen gpr.
reippnrsns tic Iicnfe zines Ger pa,tnss ers
laaseu. f6 10
, 1877-11-30
0erGcbernnas 0efelf.
q tt mia
="
TeMer nnn marine
Dfrfdsrnngsge(tu(0aft .
Capital $615, 900.
office: 1915 Ntaiu GtraEe.

Dtsfe @eriber,Sngs .@sftu1haft ii iHcn i'm
Sabre 1882 ms 2eben e~eIulen unt bat fit
ffft' als cine Der befen unb dberfen Weist-
ld,aften b tuielen unb lett ibtsr @ntlfebune
$4,000 O fir @eriIfe be3ablt.
Die burbftnit It9e Diptbspbe tsfrug IL
yro3, per Mnnum felt ibrer Wy .Heuas.
@ir eriua.n MGe, rsldy Be iderunaen
~ MAIDEN blben, In ukia Sffes, Wp.
1915 W2atn Ctr. scr,ulW ben, pper uns
pur6 bic pcf su benahritt Gu.
%. & Gntparbin, ytd4 INT.
mot santnel y. @tais, GER.
, 1877-11-30
@eprae 6ibfpm, IT,,

(WadfDlseF Don &elloes & @ibIOn.)
g 0. 1901 81 nStrage.
Smpptteur nnb GAMBLER in
alien Sorten Torselan- nnb @las-
Wuaren, iotuie in usridiebcuen
Grten SausbaItuu9ssee
rdtbibafter.
Sd babe frsten btrsft erbalten eine men
Jcrm @irtbldafts- GIafden unb ale Mrten
ron @Iafsr, aritaa.Glaltsu Gbampaauer.
Older, Gin pouss enforcement Won 9israld.
fern. gisbalter ODER WaGefablrr ,&efri9er-
atcrs." ip,pis cine ereee sluswatl ssn fran,U.
Fi&sn unb tnsiifGtn Trrssgan.
, 1877-11-30
DappINa6tel > Tabrif
\ CPAPER-BOx FACTORY
u. MN
Mm9un Npbli9,

M o. 1909 DC q StraEe
Mae Mrtsn Bon pappfalen une cd dteln
werben aafs Sduslle n SiQisps Urn mir
aas ftrt'st ea i'd aQe perbeTerte ginridtursen
in meiuem neuen @arale. fir bic pislfaHsn
Miuler unS periGieeensn G'rBBen, sstreFsn une
bic ntnffea Mal1incn anasi6aft babe. Sober,
rsltsr mid NIT isunem Suffrage teebrt rirb
81 lfiuer 3afrisrenbeit bsbient perben.
, 1877-11-30
Die Qenn(plpania
ftufr perfderunss We(ia(1aft
BON philadelphia.

@eariinbst 1926.
@aar Capital. ....s 100000 90
Mcttua. ........ 1,655,7l7 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29

FOLItE UOURT-JU TOe b1leW
To-day, John o. Adams and Michael Manning,
ygcraIt-; sent down. Maggie Foster. prOfane; 50.
Albert Cumberland, threats; bonds to keep peace
Ecutuu jackson and George Rawlcy, ARRAY; each
- John noCius. assault. IS. David Smith, lar
rsuy Il pair If boots. oil can, backing and brush
- 4 Edwin KNOWLES thirty days in Jail Mrs. Ann
u. " ocd-- charged with assault oT Laura Edwards
Laura j. employed in the family of Mrs Adams. and
bad small child in her arms, which she te-tid"i
was struck on the head ~ Hrs. Woods. when she
stuck ~ huT. Mrs Woods sdmii;5 Il raisin. a stick
e. intiuidstc Laura, who Was saUclug her. but de-
med That she struck the child. fined - Ralph
h.ilas. aIon Jail for the action Of the grand Jury
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Condensed Locals,

From ]. G. PsTEer We have the New York
papers In advance OF the mails.
Street lamps will be lighted Al go p. m
aDd extingHished at 100 p m.
OfNCer larry This morning found newly
born infant in the alley between 81 and \
and Virginia avenue AID L. streets south
wet.
y pocket book containing about S5.O00 in
notes AID papers belonging To Mr.. j. C. Ken
rCdy. who bad left 10 locked up IN a clio ct at
the Metropolitan Club. was stolen esterday.
About one hundred labOTers are employed
In removing the debris At the Patent Once
binding. II is not tbOu-ht that the gervice5
OF any more will he required at PRESENT.
Marshal Douglass to-day discharged
Joshua TaI Eer, one of the bailifis, who came
here when Judge Fisher was on the bench,
8Dd has siEce filed a position about the
cOuli, and apr ointed Frederick Douglass,
jF., in has place.
10 is understood that the Young Mems
Christian a; sOciation and the joint stock
company Of the same, the latterthe oW ner of
The building have arrived at an understand
Inc as 70 the occupancy Of the building by
the y. NJ. {. A. and that the work OF the
latter viii be carried on I'm II as usual
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29

To LADIES AND GENTLEhES.-We wish
TO cali attention to A. Fischer's Chemical
Securing and Dyeing Establishment, No. 9O6
q street, rear 9th street. BY promptly aI02t-
ing the latest Improvements, whether OF
American or European invention, he Is en-
abled to 90 his work In a manner not to be
equaled by those not possessing these facil-
tiles. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies' and
Gents Suits are, IN fact, the cheapest I'm the
city on account of his superior work. Give
anteed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29
G. Z q Il q z TO wv.

THE COAL Trade Heo1Y Weeks Fork.
The 10 al receipts of coal for week ending to.
day, Il r3f tons, shipments. p ,622 tons. of
which New Central c. c. received 600 tons
shipped t,.OC tons; Consolidated c. c. received
t.5tO tons. shipped 5,St1, Maryland G.. {. re-
ceivst 5,25, tons, shipped 5,5G2 Borden MIN
ing company received ;, 0O1 tons, shipped do.
GAIN TRADE.-Arrived-Boa Thra sher,
with 200 bushels wheat and 500 bushels corn
to II NJ. Talbot; also; 80 bushels wheat to
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE-OfTerings on
change, 1,OG0 bushels wheat; 100 bushels
sold al rs; lo5 at III, POO at l3j; 30 at 1861;
INCENDIARIsM.-Mr. ]. Il. Ridgway
whose cooper shop was burned Thursday
morning, says there has been no fire in the
building for months. He offers a reward of
500 for the incendiary, he having suffered
rom having his properly burned several
times befo.e this.
THE z. o. QUESTION AGAIN.
EtitOr Star The readers of THE STAR
have again been favored with a series OF res
olutiOns by the so called Georgetown Mer-
chants Exchange upon the advantage OF the
Old and fogy system in the post Office. This
has given rise TO no small amount of amuse-
ment, combined with bewilderment ia the
minds OF those who perused it. As this .e-
progressive body has displayed such pro-
found ignorance upon subjects pertaining to
the welfare OF Georgetown, l am led To be-
lieve that there must be an immense amount
of nndeveloped intellect, which by proper
culture might be brought to higher state of
perfection. / would therefore suggest that
the entire body of the so called exchange be
put under blue glass for a while, and the re-
suit noted. X
AND YET AGAIN.
EdifoT Saviour progressive merchants
seem TO have got an idea into their heads that
II all the rest OF Georgetown, who a.e too
busy 10 loaf at, or even to call at, the Post
Office, have their lie. tiers brought 70 them To
their great convenience and comfort, il will
somehow or other interfere with the highly
prlZed privilege OF said merchant princes
namely: a daily meeting and leisurely chat
on business or politics at the Post Office. II
they VII only look into the matter them
selves and not get the only interested party
III The premises 10 instruct them, they will
nd That the favored few CA still gather a
the T. o., even ifthe many are accommodated
IN manner more in accordance with their
wishes and with modern ideas OF convent
enCe aud comfort. 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29
IMMENSE STOCK OF HATS, JUST IN.

q
Broadway and Fifth ave SILK Hats ~ To So
Latest Styles Derby's and Helmets Sl.9 10 50
Fine quality Soft Fur Hats S1.5O 10 s2-"oo
Nice assortment; Mems Working Hats so cts.
10 S125.
We have at least 80 or 300 dozen of Stiff
and Soft Hats, for Boys and Children, in all
shapes and colors, including the popular
Helmet. suitable for dress and school wear,
at all prices from So cents to $3.50, to which
the attention of parents is particularly called :,
al Lewis Popular one Price Store 920 eth
street, between i and h.
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CLYDE's NEW ExPRESs LINZ

A NLYDEB NEW EXPREi3S LINZ
~ BETWEEN
FAlLADELFnlA, ALEGAaDSIa, WASHING
Ton AND GEORGETOWN
CONNECTING AT PHILADELPHIA WITH
EGlYDE'S LINE FOR BOSTON AND pYIF-
LDEhCK AND NEW ENGLAND nfaiSs
SAILING DAYS
From Phfladelphia-Saturdsy,a az II M.
from darlington n onday, al Ii Q. Ia.
from Georgetown-MOndey, at n,
1reights received Saiiy Ihroush S.Hs
6iis OF landing given to Boston and a lz< a.uz,f
PrC.idence. Oossigneee Wishing the!f ss~ss sssne=
tnsin Esrked " 6s1gttorx, ID. c."
For full information apply to j. H. JOHNSON q
-, l2O2 street northwest, and l2.h street
sties, es asninEs1n' u aHPEi ~ "s S
General Managers, II South vharsss, Phlladel-
paia. msra) ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29
CITY ITEMS.

OUR DAILY BREAD.-We claim that there
is greater certainty and uniformity in the
production OF good bread, biscuits, cake, etc,
In the use of Dooiey'S Yed9 POtCtier, and that
the articles made with 1t are more whole
some and digestible than IL made with any
other kind of yeast or baking powder. Test
ii by the only reliable and truthful test, a
trial by the oven. We claim also that Ii Is
just as represented, and just what the public
expect Ii to be by the name under which 1t Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29
PIP ACEI1

BRACELETS, chain bards and silver; Ro-
man. god, Lake George diamond; coral,
onyx and Jet jewelry from Al TO S2O; the best
30 cent eyeglass in the city, at Prigg's Jew
elry store, No. Az Pennsylvania avenue
near AZ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29

THE BEST HoUsFKEEPERS use YOung's
Detergent and pronounce IL superior to soap
and potash. All Grocers and Druggists sell
IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29
sTFAMyss FOG urW yCpk

Tie steamers JOB n GIBSON and Z. O. EslGHT
vii. leave New York at 4 O'Clock D m. ACRE
every Saturday, Georestown every Sat AZ ESS
wheE loaded
freignts isksn NJ lowest rates. FOR Information
apply ut Office ovei he-rop Bank, l;sh street,
Or to r. r. a. pEHahh, Agent, " ster stGset,
Georgetown. sAMUkL BACON.
hcll-u pIn9itu-t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29
READING NOTICES.

THERE Is No CLIMATE I'm the world I'm
which people are free from headache and
there ia no medicine that cures as quickly as
LodiHe's Headache Specific.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29

THE REASON WHY all housekeepers an
others use the Aladdin Security OIL is that no
accident has ever occurred from it's use. II
Is the best In the world. All storekeepers
sell ii. Try II. and you will have no other
Take nothing but A laddin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29

HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers
and those who have been dosed, dragged
and quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts
efectually cure premature debility, weak
ness, and decay. Book and Journal, with
information worth thousands, mailed free.
Address Pulvermacher Galvanic Co, New
York City. 6Isd&kIy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29
THE COURTS.

PERILs of journalistic enterprise. See the
Sunday Gazette to- morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29

LIKE ITS PARENT FLOWER -Atkitsoa' s
Extract Of TiOiet, the most delicate and re-
fined of perfumes. cOnceals its excellence be-
hind its more widely known sister-the Ex-
tract OF White Rose. VS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29
EVENING STAR.
sAITRDAY... September 30. 1877.
weather Indications To-doS.
DFFIcE or CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. I

washington, september -, lsI.
For the middle Atlantic states, northeast
erly winds, cloudy and rainy weather, with
stationary or lower pressure and tempera-
tuIe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29

- styles, just received By W. p. WHITE 3 co.
booksellers and eeAtionefs, l1A0 7th street NV
0eeoea Nd 1lAnk Deoks sDeotaltte0 oeye-U
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29

The above Oil can be had ct Geo. Ryneal,
Jr.'s, $50 ID street northwest. S,iI,3:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29
Local. NE VS..
dc. Tonight.

National Ihsater-"The Danicheffs."
FtTtrs OJer0 HOUSe.-"Eu falo BIZ" and
troupe in "May Cody"
Theczc7 OrgiGte.--M Nine. Duclo's variety
troupe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29

HEMPLER's optician stock will be sold ut
auction Monday evening, at Dowling's auc-
ton rooms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29
VEGETINE
SAVED MY LIFE.

II BosrON, Dec II, l572.
In ISL. white on picket duty in the army, 1 was
taken with b mt, which lasted all night. Was taSen
lhtD camp, ana dosed with whisky and Quinne.
After this he us every Cay, and was taken ii
kewbern Hospital and there treated by the attend.
ing ply sicians. grew wore, and was sent home
Remained III poor health for four years trearing
win many physicians, al d trying many remedies
Fnaiy ScrCfula made its appearance on different
parts OF my body and my head diseased as TO
DC frIghtfu to look a., and painful beyond endur-
Etce. After trying the most eminent ply sicisns
without improytmtht, d change of climate was al
Have been 10 the Hot springs in Arkansas twice.
each tine giving their trestm, nt thorough trial
riEsiy came back To Boston, discouraged, with no
hope # help. ife as burd en- 20 re in INV stra
ticn. ii disease, and th- effect If SO much p5wer-
iui medicine, had 50 damaged NV stem, that the
my head was covered With ulcers, which had in
places esteu into the skull bone.
The best rhysi. iaus saio my blood was fCIl of
lion hey could 90 10 more tor me. About this
IlE,~. "A Fri. nd who had b, iavelit Ii me
LEcETINE had restored him to perfect health, aud
thi ough his prrsUssiOn commenced taking VEGE
day. noticed the first good eli -cts of VEGETINE IA
ny tige,iive organs. MY food sat better, uad M
Fl c, ud see my heath slc wiV ana grsdnay I'M
proving. Wlthrenewtd hope cQItilued tasilg the
VEG r. INg, until IL had plet-y driven disease
pure blood, ard restored me to perfect heath
which had not enjoyed befOre icr ten years Hun
oreds CT people IL the city Of Boston vouch for
IEGET'NE has saved my life, ami you q, ut libsr-
~ to MAKE such use of his statement pleaes you
sufferers may find relief with less trouble and ex
Il viii ford me great pleasure to show the marks
tive TO my case, 70 all " no desire II.
lam, sir, very gratefully, JOHN PECK,
No. 90 Sawyer street, Boston, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29

FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON, Captain JOHN
q WOOD, leaves her wharf, foot OF X"
Tuesdays at . O'Clock .; N. for Gone
and Leonardtown; Saturdays at O'Clock .. n. fof
Currioman and LeOnardtown.
Bor further Information apply at the Of1ce
Metropolitan Bank, KNOBS RI D; Ob.os, al the
Company g Wharf, foot OF 9th street.
Baggage called for on application at Knox q Ex
press Cface. SAHGEL BACON, PrssI,
z j. ACOINELLY, Agent
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TEAMERS. &c.

FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
u Until far, her notice the Steamer K~sa
hhTTANO, q, ptsin VIM. II r. les, xse<4,ASyzfa
viii be run as folows: Lesve Wash N<sRAGs1xkSs7
sngton from g. rect v,ha-E, every MONDAY and
TUESDAY, hOkNiEGS, al 7 O'Clock, fer all
ItEsDAl and FRIDAY. Leave every SATUR-
pay INCOMING at click, for all landings as
ffetzht received daily. For eny inforrns.'op, 70.
91lT6 At e. L. sH RIFFS Goal OfNces, rssS sat
"a foIneyivsuis avenue.
marsJt VIM III. KiLLMnS, Assrs
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A T sILVERBURG'S
3I2 SEVENTH STREET.
Fine Crystal Goh!et., 4sc. per set.
Hses s H i.oh r G,sl,,s s. 5:e ger set:
BrsSf isa1 set., 6sk f rat sTi soc. per set.
asndso@e Plsied cast ea S. S6 ri 81, 81.
New Pattern, double plated, 81.
Double Plate Table, Desert, and Tea Spoons and
solid Steel Silver plated Knives, s2per SET.
Csn Bells, 81 Breakfast Bells, sOc.
Carer and Fork, s0c and o. per pair.
Table Ms,s at SOC and 81 5 set Fine Japsned
Large assortment q Boquef Holders ard Vases at
Fire Photo pfs Of Centennial statuary framed,
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DEFrs have been fled in the Office OF the
Recorder Of Deeds as follows: j. j. and j.
r. EcsOn to Henry ID. Burwel., StcO. 10: Il,
sub. OF lots 10 10 -, square 152. T.. r. Cot;rell
10 b. + Gibbs, - coo, and subject to deeds of
trust for - 200, west half lot 2S, square 2O9.
Ill. L. Thomas 10 Robert Cohen, II 500, lot Q,
square IS5. W. j. Miller, trustee. to Ann
Joyce; S1.SO. lots and 2f square 253. Viz
g1n1a +. PiCkrell to Il. NJ. Smith. $1,000, parts
1is ard 40, Beatty and Hawkins addition to
Georgetown. Caleb Pike to r: n. Tilton,
S0eu, lot T.. OF sub lots p. 80 and 81, square
I2o Moses Kelly 20 CT. X. Wilson, $500, lot
u, OF Sc b. lots Q. 10 and II. square T6l. -
wilson 10 National Metropolitan Insurance
company, 81 COO, same property. VIM. &.
Hestmsn Go l.. c. Bailey. - ,6l27O, lot I,
bTldee, = part OF Ingleside. Kennedy and
Thorn, trustees, TO Susan v. Clark, - 100,
south part i, square 10, and $500. west part g.
square l54- !. q. Payne 60 II. =. John. on,
SSt5, lot u, sue. Of square 1872. j. Mafbury
Jr., 10 Virginia T.. PickrelI, s. cot lis Beat
T Welsh, sea. lot Ga, sub. Of square G75. 4.
Downing 20 W. a. MOOrhead, SSH iot a.
DlOcB Il, lie DION PARK. Edwards and KIM
Dali. trustees, q Thomas McGiil pant lot >
square 81. sl.S0. J. Joseph Albright to
warren CaOatt. lot : block IL I'm IaprOIt
Park. $500 r. Whiltlesey to Ware,
ChCate, lois - and 20, IN square so. - 200
Coz and CasSiU 10 John Z. SCrive1ar Il 200
lots :. and =, Peter, Beatty. ThrclkeId and
IeakiTS' addition 10 Georgetown. Edgar
ia ! 10 g II Green. agent H'llSJale Gene
Iefy Association. 500. lots +. IA and Is -
tion :, Parry Farm. c. r. Church 10 Louisa
N. Hutchinson, -, coo. lot =, sub. square 40
- / Morrison 70 &. u. Church 500. lots q
Snd 40, sub. OF lot .. square q Warren
Chcste 10 il. Albright, - 90, lots ~ aud
20, square g. Jones AID Callan 10 Mercy
square So
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REV. j. z. LUDLOW WRITES:
IFS BALTIC STREET; BRooKLYN. Y.,l

- November IA, lS74. (
Il. STEVENS, ESQ.
Dear Str:-FrCm p. rsonal benefit recsiyed by jts
use, as well as from personal Know ledge of thOts
Nho cures thereby have seemed almost miraculous
] IN most heartily AID sincerely recommend th,,
SEGETINE for ;he com ps nts hCh tt is claim-d n
cure. JANIS p. LUDLOW,
Late Pastor Calvary Baptist Church,
Sacramento, Cal.
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