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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-09-07

To the C~0';fed Electors Of the
State Of LOMisidRd.

OFFICE OF SECRETARY or STATE, }
STATE Or ICI IsIANA. )
New Orleans. in v ~. 1873. \
In pursuance of article ~ of the
constitution ofthis State. publication
is hereby given to the voters of this
State Of the proposed amendments
to the constitution If this State,
agreed tn by twO.thirls ofthe memb-
crs elected to each house of the Cen
eral Assembly. Mt its session If 1873.
and which are required tO bc pub
lishrd, three months l~fore the next
general election for Representatives
to the General Assembly. in at least
one newspaper in every parish ot
this State, in which n newspape,
shall I've published. Said amend
ments appear mprc fully in acts Nos.
~ and ~ of th( regular session Of
the General Assembly of 1879. and
in art No. 12 If the extra session III
the General Assembly Of 1879. which
are officially published. for the in.
formation Of the voters. and which
will I've submitted tn the people at
the next general election. tO l,e held
on the fifth day IF November (next).
1873. in such manner and form that
the people may vote 6r or against
each amendment, separately. and ifa
majority Of the votes nj said election
shal, approve and fatify all or either
IF said amendments, the same shall
become part Of the constitution.
WILL. A. STRONG.
Secret0rv nf State
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-09-07
TO ADVERTISERS
Geo. P. RoWell I Cos
Sc l. ECT LIST
LOCAL newspapers,

Many veraOus swuysrae tl,ia Net to be com.
roscd CHEAP. low priced newspaJ~vs. The
fnct b quite Otherwise. TIE Catalogue Ste
tea exsetiy Whist the rsprrs are. When the
rawsr II . Isaprs b printed In FULL. PACE
TYPE h b IN every instance the BEST ~.
per In the plare. When printed In CAPT..
AIS II u the ONLY pajsr In the place.
When printed IN vnssan Detten h IL neither
the brst NM the only Jsepes, hot 10 waually %
verv gued oWe. notwithstanding. The list
gives tie Isypnlstion Of every town end the
circulation of every town and the cirrulasion
of every paper. IT II NOT A CO-OPERA.
TIVE LlST. DT - NoF 4 CHEAP
1.OaT. A. the fDot of the Catalogue f.r
esrh State The important towns whirh sre
MT cOveiph l,y the liz; ore eMmmerascd. ~
- An 0GNfsT 0.BeT. The mites
chs,sra for advertising arr barely oWe-Gfth
rulslialers' schedule. The prize far Wne inch
lssur wssks Ia tie entire LIT b cuoH The
regular rates Wt the rapess for the sasne spa.
~ end time a~ t3.13o -. The list In.
clusls< OSo ncwslMren. Of which 1oS
DAILY and AoS W9EKLY. They
arr lorstst in e0S di6rr~mt citics and
towna, "f Which - ssc state Capitals, So
clas~s III over S.ooo pNrmIstisn. and lAl
(msmsvy H~ass. Lists SENT ON APPI.i.
CATION. Asislsras GEO. r. ROWELL 4
C0S NEWSPAPER ADvERT16lN0 BU.
REAC. 10 Spruce 81. (rrintinG Hesss Sg.L
MY. 1sIy.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-09-07
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS,
ACT NO. ~. II. s. OF 1873.
Nwmber One.

That the seat of government shall
be established Mt the city of Baton
ROuge ar at the city Of New Orleans,
M the majority Of the voters of the
State may determine mt the next en-.
sninR election those voting to locate
the State capital Mt Baton Romgc
shall indOrse on their tickets, "Foi
State Capital. Baton Ronge )" those
voting tO locate the capital mt New
Orleans shall intlO,se On their tickets,
"F.r State Capital. New Orleans"
(Sttike Ont article one hundred
aud thirty -one.)
ACT No. ~. II. 3. OF 1879.
NmmLer 7wo.
Representatives shall le chosen
on the first Tuesday after the first
Monday In November. every two
years. and the election shall ie com.
plctcd in one day. The General
Assembly shall meet IN the first
Monday in January, 1872, and bicnn-
ally thereafter, on the first Monday
In Janunry. nnless a different day In.
appointed by Law, and their sessions
shall I've held at the seat of ofgOvernmrnt.
Nsmber Three.
After the year 1873 the General
Assembly shall not have power Ia
levy In any one year for all State
rnrposes more than one per rentum
taxation. nor shall any collection ol
more than one per crntum taxatiOn
l'e made In any one year, on the act.
ual cash vnlne Of all real and per-
soWal property liable Ia taxation,
except In case of q forcign invasion
or q domestic insnrrprtiOn, and In
that event any additional taxation
shall only he for the immediate pmr.
poae of rel'elling invasion "r amp.
pressing insnrrectiOn. The city Of
New Orleans sl,all not levy or collect
In any one year more than one and
One-half per c~ntnm taxation on the
actual casl, valne Of MI the real and
personal property liable to taxation
within It's limits. No parish or mu-
nicipal corporation. except the city
of New Orleans, shall levy or collect
in any one year more than one pcr
eentum taxation npon the actual
caah valne Of al the zeal and psrson.
al property liable tO taxation within
ita limits. The General Assembly
sball not have power To issne any
l,ond "r pledge the faith Of the State
i"r any purpose. nor shall Il anthor-
W. any parrish or municipal corpora.
ttnn tn is~"e any bond or create any
debt Prorided. that this shalt not
prohibit the issue Of new bonds in ~x.
change for old bonds, where the debt
OF rate Of int~rest IL not increased.
NwSsber Fowr.
The meml~rp of the Gencral Asa.
emily shall he paid a salary of FIVE
hundred dollars (s50O) pcr session.
and actual travelling expcnsrs by tie
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-09-07
MONITION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH or ST. JOnN THE BAPTIST.
JOSEPH WALTON US JAMES WATSON
DAVID uOSTETTER AssIGNEE.
~. fS1Q
Mn. DS.


Io"N~Aow Mesr JreseRts sh"neoSs. Grcefi"g.
WHEREAS Jo~vpu wurox. If the Civ
of Pit,sl,ury. State of p.unsy lvania. having
purchased NJ judicial sale made Nv Jos.,II
r. RrnCAEp. Sheriff of the Parish IL fSt. John
the Bar,;.t. tie plantation and iis npppr,cn.
apccs hereinafter described corsis,ip. az the
p,o,wrty fnrtrer,y belonging to .J,wrs War.
sox. Le. ,,,i,l;el 10 t,,i. Uonorob,e Cont. in
whose Office The irocss-vcrbal and deed of
Sale. was ,uly rccor,lc,l ON TIE stl, of Augnst
A. u. 1858 far y mention or advertisement
in conformity 10 SECTIONS e:xO fo e:ssO inclu.
sivc of the Revised Statutes If the State .pf
Loui-iann. npprovc.l ON the I,th Marh IssO.
Now v,vnrvoRy KNOW w. and All rrr
soxs IxrrH,srvp uvr,Ix src Lcr.by ci,cd ,r,,
a.lmonish.l in the name of the SrATx OF
IorusIAN. and of the Hon. the 9Th Judicial
District Court in and for the Parish of 81.
John the baptist, who can s~t up any right.
title or claim, In Or tc tl,e prcr~rfy hc,cinaf,e,
.lesrril~sl IN consequence IF any jnfnrmnIi,y
in she or,ier, slecrrc or Judgment of the C.urt
under which the sale was made or any ,rr.
rr larity or illcrnlity IN the advertisement
in time or manner. oT sale or far mny other
defect or defcrss whatsoeycr. tn show causc
within thirty ,lays frU,u the ,lay ih. mori.
fion is first inserte.l and pubii.hed in the
offcal Journsl of this Parish WHY the sal..
logatcsl.
The ssi.l plantation ani it, app,,rtcrarccs
wer~ sold nv the Sheriff of this Parish on the
3rl day of August. 1873. by virtue of q hecrre
wondered nv the Hon. the Ath Judicial Dis.
trict Court in and fov this Parrish op the Issl,
day Of June A. n. lEs. mpom the petition of
the said Joseph Walton i9 the suit entitled
and numbered, Joseph Walton W. jaime.
Watson. David Ho~tetter Assignce. No. 69s
of the docket cf our said Court nj which salc
Me said Joseph Walton hcame the pur.
chascr f"r the sum of Forty-fve thousand
dollars fss5oOoD PAYABLE Cash.
Description Of property as given in judicial
conveyance. viz
1st. 4 certain plantation cr tract If land
sifuates, in the Parish If 81. John the Baptist
IN this State. on the left hsnk Of the Missis-
sipii River, measuring seventeen ar1,ent
front by the mswal depth Cf forty arJents,
together with the hack concessicns therrunto
belonging. honnded cn the upper idle by the
lands herein scsondly sleacril~sl. formerly
lelonging IN y. lsudreamx and Mn. q. Trf.
gre. and on the lower side by lands belonging
IN Mnrcellin Pfri1lOux.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-09-07
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
10 he Votevs cfths Parisk Of 81. jobs
he Bopfisf.

Flcssr take nsoise that the olsce II ReRis-
esstiow will 10 oresed st The following plecrs
and dssiwg tbe time hcspin sg,sriAea, viz:
Ceart House fts@ Asg. Xth tn srpt. IAth
n. Heen's from sept. Ieth h aep6. INVh ~
Pnchfis Cecvsr Shop ftUa Seps. 1Sth 10 Sept.
9lst 1Nelwaively.
Ccre:ad's Hall f'on scpt. - 10 Sept. ssth
lmrlwaivrly.
C:ls's Rssi:ls"ss fts. seps. essh 10 arpt. ssh
1nrsusivrIy.
R:e!e Cse~ H.sse from Sept. soth ia Oct.
Ah lw~lmsisely.
Jsse,.h wal'svs sSesr (varhesie) Oct. 7th
Iwslwsiveiy.
Mn. x.'liiserrs Store (I'sesier, OFT. iMh
lMelmsiyr'y.
TIE O6i~e ~ RcEistrstisw willl.e resr~w~a
d the ('curt F"wsr N, the shireeWth dwy N
tlrtel~s snss ~sll slssrr. he finally elcaed On
t1se tWemty-sis n asy ~ swid mouth.
votrrs s~ m~,ssi1hliy v~mind~d thst q
s~w aNd cs'aV.lstr wYtstmsisn hma lrcm ~svl.
Sresl. M IseruNW wtN ~ sll~wssi IN east his
v"tr n the ~e~siae rlretiWW. whw has nat lsru
registered IN csstNMisy With Act. M. IOi
ExSrs Seesi.m Of M. IsAsAW WErev.
Suressisvr of Registration.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-09-07
HARPEYS MAGAZINE FOR SEPT.
EMBER. 1879.


Hevysvs Magr:iSs f"r September. with
the two serial storics by Black aud Hardy,
rprs~ntimg the lest work nj these two
great novclists; th~c hril liant short stories
hy Mrs. y. w. latiuer. Rel@cca Harding
Davis, and Rose Terry Cooke {; dramatic
sketcl, of thrilling intrrest by Z. B. Aldrirh.
with three admirable illustrations hy Als
ley; a humorous sketch Ly Charles D.
Dcshler. entitled "Ab'm A Glimpse Of Nj"
dcrn Dixie" Illustrated by Pyle; nm illus
tratrd poem. of pathetic Interest. "1he
rorecIcsur~ of Tire Mortgage" by Mrs. y. 7.
Ccriett other poems hy Rrt'' Dnna and
Harriet prrscott Spoisoryl several illmstrn.
ted articles. covering variety Of snl,jects
timely article of great and Immediate In.
tesest 10 all rcaders. aud the five admirably
snatained editorial d~lartmeuts-is Nm ex.
rrcslingly rich, beautiful, and entertaining
NnW.lcr.
The opening article. by Clam p. Mone.
entitled Sheen. the Beautiful. ." h an inter.
sstiwg description. with fine Illustrations oi
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-09-07

QrERY: "Why will men smoke
common tobacco. when they can hny
Marbnrg. Bros. '.Ssaio North caro-
lima. at the same price!" 2fcbIy.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-09-07

A PtNNy SAvtD ~ A PpSxv EARxED! You
raW get two papers for the price of o'S hv
srf'.iirg n stamp ard yonr address ~ ST.
CHARIEs MiKHOs. Hahnvillc. la. I7ai:sn.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-09-07
THE CHEAPEST & BEST
ADVERTISING
TO REACH READERS OUTSIDE
OF THE LARGE CITIES.
OvFI lON NrWSPAprPS. DIVIDED
INTO SIX DIFFERENT LISTS.

Advertisements received for one ar more
lists. For catalogues containing namcs If
papers. and other Information and for cstin,-
aics. asslress WEA0.A 4 VOsTHR.
1siv. % npsse~ ST.. New Verb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23
Bogus Butter.

1t appears that a considerable quantity of
Oleo-margarine is sold in Washington now as
irstclaSs butter. The imitation is so good
that in appearance it is calculated to deceive
experts, though, of course, it has not the taste
of genuine butter The fraudulent sale of this
article as butter all over the country has caused
the passage of laws to stop the deception
New York and Maryland have recently passed
acts for the protection of dairymen and to
prevent deception in the sales of butter and
cheese" These laws provide that every per-
Son who shall offer or expose for sale any
article in Semblance of butter or cheese
not the legitimate product of the dairy,
and not made exclusively of milk or
cream, shall distinctly and clearly mark
upon every tub, frkin, box or package
of such article the word OleO-Margarine +"
in plain Roman letters not less than half an
inch square; and the retail dealer sha in all
cases deliver tn the purchaser label bearing
the same word plainly written or printed. The
failure to mark or label the article sold is
made misdemeanOr and subjects the dealer
to heavy fine.
In order to put stop to the fraudulent sale
here Congress VIII be asked to pass a similar
act for this District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23

Some uneasiness has been excited in France
by the heavy purchases If horses suitable for
cavalry purposes made by England in Nor
mandy. France never forgets that she is to
settle accounts with Germany some day. and
she desires in that event to have as large Re-
sources in point of cavalry as in the other
branches Of her military strength. England
extensive and unremitling purchases of horses
combine with a hundred other warlike move
ments to destroy confidence in a peaceful re
suit OF pending negotiations. Most people,
though they have not Baron Rothschild's Oh
portunities of forming trustworthy opinion,
can say in the words ascribed to hm:-"I do
not kROT anything more about it than this
mustard pot, but believe there is going to be
war"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23

The pOSt-mOrtem examination of the boy
SchweIzer, who died recently at Melrose from
alleged hydrOphobia, ad Is fuel to the heated
controversy between the hydrophobists and
neutrality-suspicious.. The deputy coroner who
made the autopsy. found bits of egg eaten By
the boy shortly before his death, in the right
lung and the passage lea ling to it. He con-
sequeDtly decided that death was caused by
asphyxia, due to the presence of the bits of
egg Those who believe that the boy died of
hydrOpEobia, consider the theory that he was
sunocated with one lung and the passage to it
in good working order to be untenable And
so the battle RACES. A curious public is mean
while patiently. awaiting the determination of
the question, whether the boys hydrophobia
can be resolved into the combined effects of
Imagination and fragments of egg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23

The generally expressed opinion is that the
Senate did itself little credit by rejecting the
nomination of Justin Colburn, of the New
York Times, to be consul general to Mexico.
IN revenge for the impartial criticisms made
by him on the course of some of the Senators
MIR. COlburn is every way qualified for the po-
sitiOn, and while his health is not so much i'm
paired as to unfit him for duty, the change of
climate would be of great service to him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23

Inc Rev John Jasper is untouched by the
1iodern heresies on the subject of future pun
1>hment His picture of the fate tina. awaits
= e unrepentant, which is said to have wo,.
derfully moved his congregation, is DIV,
with characteristic vigor:
"Same as cabbidge in a bilin pot will d /, sin.
ner be for ebberlaStin in hell. De pDt viii
keep on bilin, and de cabbidge will Keep on
burnin', but Hebber burn up. You will all be
like de cabbidge eff you don't repeat"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23
EOR RENT. FOR RENT
C BY R.O. HOFFMAN, lUun and Z SITS n.

623 Pa. ave. H. l6 rooms, mod. imps. ...$100 90
1919 st. NV, IA rooms. mod .imps. 100 90
4C5 18th ST. NV, Ii rooms and store. m. l.. 80 80
l24 West ST.. Geo'twn, new double house. IS 90
10th and D SITS. De-, large house.S grounds 80 90
St"ddard st. Geo'tn. IL rooms, mod. imps. 30 90
BIB X st. NV, rooms, mod impS. 40 90
81 X ST. q. W., rooms, mod. impS.......... 40 90
911 18th st. n. W., rooms, mod imps. ...... IS 90
BOB 10th st. W., store and rooms above. IS 90
915 18th st. n. W., rooms, mod. fmpS. 35 on
400 9th st. n. W.. rooms mod. imps........ IS %
Cottage fine grounds. barn, above 6eo'twn. 20 90
S03 st. Nv. rooms ................ 16 90
329 It'll ST. n.e., rooms and bath. ......,. Is 90
SSl It'll st. ne., rooms and bath. Is 90
al2O- tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23

1t would perhaps be as we'll for the San
Francisco projectors of a second edition of
Stewards Women's Hotel, to wait and ascer-
tain the success of that institution, befOr pro-
ceedlng further with their venture. But the
national mania for building hotels is aim ,st
as strong as that for constructing railroads
once was, and the San Francisco millionaires
will very likely carry out their plan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23

1t is announced that Ellison will contribute
to the May-June number OF the North Am3-i-
can ReUieu an article on The Phonosraph
and Its Future" His discussion of his own
invention and his account OF what h, expa:ts
the instrument to accomplish will NJ d)ubt be
interesting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23

The wisdom and moderation of its represen-
tatives which have enabled our country in
several previous instances to bring difficulties
with foreign nations to a peaceful and salts
factory termination leaf us to believe that the
little extradition trouble which hlS arisen be-
tween the United States and New Jersey will
be settled without recourse to arms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23

1t looks as if another excitement on the sub.
ject OF trichinosis was about to spread over
the country. To read of the horrors of this
disease is almost enough TO make one wish
that he were an ISraelite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23

The recognition of Diaz by the United States
has appeased the bel igerent portion of the
Mexican press, and an era OF good feelin.
seems to have set in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23
To Correspondents.

- Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or
Business Manager Of THE STAR, according to their
tenor. and not to any individual name. Otherwise
provoking delays may occur.
Checks, etc., should in all cases be made payable
to the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
COMPANY,-nOt to that of any Individual
&1AnOnymOus communications not read: re
jected manuscripts not returned or preserved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23

San Domingo boasts two Presidents, or at
last, two claimants. Here is another good
opportunity to organize an electoral commits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23
PLACK SILKS, CoLORED SILKS,

Il SILKS.
ID Plaid Silks. Check Silks, Black CaSLmsre
Black Tamise. Black Silk Warp (Henrietta), Black
Alpacas and undoubtedly tie largest assortment
Of new and beautiful Spring Dress Goods in Wash
ington city. CARTFR'S III Market Space,
The Popular Cash Dry Goods store
We are selling an excellent quality (Guinet makel
Black silk, real satin finish, sublime quality, at
$1.26. We have sold one thousand yards of this
SILK since February %, 1878. We are selling the
best Rack silk in this city al 81 We are selling
good Black Silk at 62c. We have Just received
large lot of Colored Silks in beautiful light shades
All pure wool very wide, double width, fine quail
lily Black Cashmere, Soc. This Black Cashmereis
special bargain, only Soc. About 800 pieces OF
Casslmeres for mems and boys wear: prices rang
ing from SIC. to Sl.50. Beautiful Spring Dress
Goods wool. not co;tOn) 15c.: pure silk aud wool
Black and Colored Grenadines at the very lowest
cash prices; four "a pair of real English Stockings
(woren SeamS( for 81 We are selling the very
best Bed Ticking that is made, one-yard wide,
double twilled, 25r.
SPECIAL NoTICE.-We have placed large sign
across the pavement in front of store with our
name (CARTER'S) written on ii in gold letters
so that every one Will know where to find the
cheapest and largest assortment of Dry Goods in
Washington. apI6-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23

issue on the 1St and 18th Of each month a bull
ietln or all property for sale aud rent on my no ks
which can be had on application at NV off "A or
will he sent by mail if desired
81, 500. 81, 500 $3.50, at 8 per cent.
auction Sales
, On MONDAY, April 42d, at az o. M unim-
18th NV. NN
on WEDNESDAY, April oath. at5xp.m,, un.
improved property on New Jersey ave., between NJ
anu III. ap20-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23

NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
- 6OS Pennsylvania arenue.
FIRST CLASS GOODS AT VERY -
Low PRICES.
Ladies' French Kid Button Boots, B, and d
wide; every pair warranted. ..........$3 80
Ladies' Foxed Button. .... Isl Is to 2 so
Ladies' 49, Thread Lasting Button. 81 so and 90
Ladies' Kid or Goat Il sutton. ........$1 80 to 80
Ladies' Lasting Slippers, 40 cents; Congress
CATERS IS cents.
Ladies' Newport Ties. 76c to 81 rs
Ladies' Kid SlippeIs......... %. go. GOc to 90
Ladies, French Heels Button SO 25 to 8 30
Misses Shoes, all styles very cheap.
Children's good Shoes at low prices.
Gents Calf Hand-Sewed Oxfords. ..........y 81 90
Gents Fine Calf Hand-stitched low quarters. 2 so
Gents French Calf Hand stitched Tow quar-
Gents Fine Calf Haud-s irched Congres ST.. 90
Cent? Calf Congress or Buckle. 800. ........ 90
Gents Solid Leather Congress .............. 1 Is
cents Bay state Shoes. go. 1 q
One Price Only.
age st GEORGE NC IARTHY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23
FOR RENT AND SALE.

ENOk SALE AND EXCHANGE
II By THIS. J. BR ,WN Laliroit Building
s25 Mass ave., I. b. and lot OF 25xl06 S. 500
New b. h. Oh 18th s.. 7r. ba VS.. esch floor SOS
HOu>e }. valuable Il {. best part OF 9th ST, . 400
or viii exch nge equity Ior house and lot
worth So coo
A Desirable 2-story press br. h.. with back h Dig
lot L 800 II. on 81. worth IS 500 for -. 2 oo0
A 8 loom house ard 2. 600 Il. lot on a newly con-
creI. d st. NV, east of 14th. only 81 900 Also,
several fine resder $40 300 TO Sc 600, ami lots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23
DRY GOODS.
DRY Goops ,.

nRY GOODS
II At sOI Market Space.
From Auction, 81 pieces colored silks, cheap and
pretty styles.
case Pacific Lawns, 1880.
case Union Linen Lawns. Toe.
20 pieces Linen Lawns % and Csc.
fun stock Of Csssimeres from 2Sr 10 50
Sack Silks, 80. 81, 81 25, 81 so. splendid for the
price.
Pacific Dress Goods Il, worth 2Sc
A full stock Shawls. Sun Umbrellas n ,siery
Irices.
GEO. j. JOHNSON a CO..
al2O-r sOI Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23
II l. A e n Sill X = .

We will to-day offer an entirely new line OF
BLACK SILKS,
prices:
Good Gros Grain Silk 10
Very good q ros Grain Silk S7S
Superior Gros Grain silk. 81
Cachemire finish Gros Grain Silk. 81 10
Cachemire Royal Six 81 Is.
Extra fine finish Silk. 81 IS
perfne Cachemre DE > i'll 81 so.
We are also Offering a verv fine line OF COIORFD
SILKS AZ e0c. yard, the usual price OF the .
goods being 81 25.
CONNoLLY's,
ap9o-u COS Ninth street, opp. Patent 0fhoe.
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II b. H. WARNER CO..
BRAINARD H.WARNER, EDWIN A. MCINTYRE.
916 street northwest.
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5000 yards Calico, ~ cents
Muslins and SheetiDgs as cheap as the cheapest,
Buntings, all shades % cents up
Back Apacas l5 TO 60c. Mohair 81 worth slc
Black CaShmeres grand bargains Soc. up,
Double width ack Cashmeres, Is cents.
Black Gro Grain Silk, 75c up very cheap.
Colored silks, 76c.; Summer Silks, 62 &c. TO 81
Large stock ParasOls in citv. very low prices
Elegant line Dress Goods, 12r to 81 cents.
Ladies and Children's Hosiery, Ribbons, Tor
chon Laces.
Brussels Carpets, 81 to 81 12,f; I2S of for cash.
All Ingram Carpets less than manufacturers
prices.
6O-inch Black Cashmere. 81, worth 81 so.
I. n. NAUDAIN,
apl-u 7O0 Market Space.
NEW SPRING
~ DRY GOODS.
We have Just opened new BOurettes KnIcker-
bpckers. Silks CashmereS, Lawns &C
500 Silk Sun Umbrellas for Ladies' and 6entIa-
men, ranging In price from 81 90 UP to IS 90
Androscoggin Cotton, 7brc.
Fruit of the Loom, &c.
Lonsdale Cambria, 12Asc.
No. 9B 7rH ST.,
No. 706 X ST. N.W.f mar27-tr
A SPLENDID LINE OF KID GLOVES,
"a at 60c. pair. A few Marseilles Spreads AT
u 90 and " soiled, worth "a; Roby's ID Juble
Bust Corset, guarantee steels not to break 81
pair. Cassimeres from 12i1 to 76c. yard; Cash.
meres from 20 TO 75c yard; Alpacas from Is TO Tie
yard: Pure Linen Table Damask Csc yard. JOS
b. BAILEY, cor. 9TH and st. s. W. mar6-6m