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MAN n LINN I E0yAl Mfl+ ETEtMENs.

ron QUEENSTOWN AND iiNEKFOOL
t!Il on RICHMOND .......... tturlty Nuy. q. 2 r.
cry OF CHESTER ........ SATURDAY.. Nov 10 y 4 NJ
CITY or MONTREAL XXI. Thurs Law NV ~, > 4 NJ
FROM ficr ~ North River. foot nj charlton -
CABIN SUi $50, and slOu gold Return tickets on
favorable terms sTEERAGE. ga. currency Drali, az
lowest rates Saoon. stats Rooms. SmukiuI and Bath
Rooms AmdsNlp. Iucse steamer, carry neither tatte.
sheep nor pigs iOllN DALE Agent ~ and ~ 81 road,
WAY, y. y. PhilAl,ihia office, lut South ga 81
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ECONOMY in SHOES.
Lord & 7 ay|Or



ARR SELLING LADIES PEBBLE COAT BUTToSED
BOOTS. FRENCH HEELS AND BOX TOES. 81, WORTH
e.
LADIES' PEBBLE GOAT BUTTON BOOTS. PLAIN
HEELS AND ToBs sI75; WORTH s275
LApIRs' FINE KID Tor MOROCCO FoxED BUTTON
BOOTS. WITH ARcmED INsTEPs AND SPANISH BOX
TOES. 81; WORTH a.
LADIES HANDSOME DIAGONAL CLOTH TOP KID
FoXED BurToSED BOOTS, tsIs; woRrHA
MISSES GOOD DURABLE SCHOOL SHOES eleo.
CnTLDRgS's PEBBLE GOAT BUTTON BOOTS. sL91.
BOYS AND YOUTHS cALFsKfS BrTroNED BOOTS
g.. oHILDRES's SPRING HEEL BOOTS SPECIALLY.
NO TROUBLE OR EXPENSE HAS BEEN SPARED TO
BRING THESE GOODS TO THEIR PRESENT PERFEC.
TON. TuB BEST MECHANICAL SKILL BEISd EN
PLoYED.
LORD a. TAYLOR,
GRAND AND CHR YsTIE SITS.
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w FOR QUEENsfOWS AND LIVERPOOL
Anh AIt go. Thursday Nov ~, A
HNlIANNlt. 90. ............. SHulTltv Soy 81 ! i VI
CELTIC. Observation-Disclosures. THURSDAY nov ~ 4 NJ
From White star Dock. Per -. Nnrtn River
NAhlhs All aindShipA Saloon, 81 -, ~nl SD sliL
ktlutn uckcts on idNOrlJl" trrias SEE tle fI<
lhese steamers carry neither cattle" D. nor "irs
u. J. CONll, A.tnt. ~ hlulI ~ Wv lJl-.
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$hlpplng.

EMlGHArInN To AUSTRALIA.
- The RACINE Mail steamship 60 : sites amer COLON
from New ork NOV ~ ting at Francesca iu
AusuahA frlee oi passage, SlJp all nroe,,arles pro
Nd'i' Apply at pa''Ise once, 2a7 broadway.
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STEAMBOATS, ano a1lIrulo,.

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
"a firstcass 81 Excursion, 81 - statcrooms 81
~, daily (suidAvs excepted at Z NJ connecting at
ALBANY with trains ior West, North, aud East
A EVENING boat FOR ATHENS, srCY-
"A. NhSANT NEW BALTIMORE. and COEYMANS 90
steamer WALTER BRETT will leave Pier ~, loot Of
Canal ~ North River, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
aud FRIDAY at o'clock T. NJ
A TROY BOATs-CITlZENs LINE fare o.;
n. eNeursiOn, a. ~ state rooms 81 ami 81 deck taT,.
10 cents Leave Per 40. North RNrr. foot LEROY
daily except saturday. at = NJ. kolms heated with
IL q. = nm for Nnrlh and 40
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&lantto- --4nnu.ts.

UPTOWN ADvERTISEHS
a. NAY !sA!s their iAyors for lss SvS At The emily
ans Broadway. corner o. JiN ~. ul . ?. n. and
sos west $50 -. corner q sth az. 81 srM
100 Sd aN., corner at AIui 81, al D = Al
% East ith 81, corner Union square, I'LL or.N
Noe1ua chArss
Young gir 10 assist in The house WORK OF a lniall
a private lAmll{ lhghrt al 1915 East ioth 81. corner
An EXPECT operate! oG PqHaas macaias,
n LC'Hs BROS, M Walker a.
FEW good experienced collar ironcrs wanted al
n Washington Laundry, VA 7,h aN
RoNNAZ operators wanted THE KURsHEEDT
DMlu CO. lgi south 9th Ay
CIGARErTE MAKEns wanted; steady worI
No 2OT water 81
NIGARETTE PACK ERa wanted steady worn
- and highest pncei paid Apply to GOODWIN co,
(IGARETTE CUTTERs wsntsi; ,!esdy worl
No nj water ST.
INEXPERIENCED operators and nni,hers wanted
''''' s GOLDSMITH, 81 Leonard st
LNXPERIENCED seal nickcis wanted Apply %
II NICHOLS BlioriltRS co. $50 BroSdwAy
EXPERIENCED qultcr On Singer machine; none
II outrNperl hands need apply Vahek st top lott
FUR sewers and seal saequs nnslers wanted at SO
Maiden lane
CIRI-s wanted, to make paper bags. at 10 Murray 1t
OPERATORS on Domestic machines tor cloak,
DANrs OPERATORS wanted
NltoLL, tie Tailor l45 Bowery.
CEWING MACHINES-Great reduction; splen.
:, ul Wheeler Wilson. singer, Domestic, Howe. cab
Ire. ave- na case rented rsparns stores -
SEwING MACHINES REDUUED.-Nsw Do
- meslic NJ, singer family, Fi5 TO e.; Wheeler vii
| 'On, 80 WlllS04 kdie1'.sij. DEANS, Bond It
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NALVAnI.E ,tcNm noWer o. 'ef Running tefa
the cngth Of the bio :. with we i.thte' nhlAwi
clean, aud dry Nours Iid trnua ApiIf nr o. irtlhFt
No 81 Delaney It, near East lafrr VI u. lHr ais''
Manufacturing tvMpnil.
~ Union sinarr. Sow Va, ctfv.
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
TlRLE nEfOIS ~ PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK.
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, 1895 BRoxpWATrCC rs
orEN DAY AND NIGHT FOX Ky nu 3 prRs pt or

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. iae' Bh0npwxAf,Fr Brnpr}wx ,r
4pEEEBTsEMssrs 1EE Pf 1sD s'i AND SALES OF FAfERs.
ANusEMENrs-isr PAGE -+th 5sh aud 9th coils
AsIGoEeasa1" ASGI seHsoSni r.f.Gss fS col
EAsBtHs sSAsD aso T1STfPa%s
sgsIiSsNsss orronryxlrIEszors r.sr
sHslSfsi Is: col
cot
pSs1Is PSSaISS tascSDESIRsa,s fAas-esA COL
SWrI SGlis ro Ls is AND us
EunnSN PHeNsEaasR fsassA and 9th cola
FfNANcfAL-o orn PAcE
ySsssED yGs doSs %S6 larAnrxKss TO let
HSEslSysHsas E1Ssf $. r.e,us.sel
HuKsEs GAkRlAGEs. SC.-isr P4cE--ad and Sd coIs.
HousEs Rodxs r1st4S az, e%ANrED-aD rAGr-ad col
EEESfTREo sEgAs9S isS r.asaSa s,S Ii cpl.
LOST AND FotND1isr fses-ist col
SsSsSET1;I S$ssES s.ss.f's S.ss.as = COL
SiscEtLAYscus s'nlSP PAGE
NpSlqii;g sHM 14sse.s se p.o.s.A COL
TRANSFORMER. ORGANS &C.-lsr PA0E-eth col
rEorRsS!SSsss sIfGATioss 'wAsrED-rEMALEs
Tru PAGE-3c sol.
PROPERTY OUT Of THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-2p PAGE LIST col
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-2p PAGE 1st col.
kEafSTs kEn ESTsrs TaSTE9sP P.css ii COL
REWARDS lsT iAGE-lst col ~.
SALES AT AUCTION 7ru PAGE-4th, and 9th coils
SITUATIONS wANTED-F FEMALES-7rn fAcg-lst I'd
and Sd coils
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs-7Tu PAGK--Sd col.
SPECIAL NUTICES-lsr PAGE-1st and I'd colx
THE TkADES-7TH PAcE-4th col.
TIE TURF-lsr PACE-2d col.
Tn LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosEs-2p rAcE--ist col.
rRAvkl.l.EkS' GUlDE-7rH PAcE-6ih col.
UNFuRNISnED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
IN PAGE ID COL
WANT y TO PU hCHASE-2p PAGE-2d col.
WATCHES JEW lRi &C--2p PAGE-3d col
WHlTESTONE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET
IN PAGE-lst col
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS, AC.-lorn PAGE-5th col.
The New York herald., 1878-01-18

SATURDAY EVENING. January 26. will be produced
for the nrs; time ir AMERICA by Messrs> Adolph
Orphans' entitled,
CELEBRATED CASE.
This great play, which is drawing enormous audi
the Theatre Porte Martin Paris its
there being than that OF The Two Orphan
its original production has boen purchased by Mess
Shook Palmer from the authors and they the
elusive owncs Of the play and manuscript for the United
Statea OF America
Tho play will DO presented here with scenery by Mr.
Marston, costumes by Mr.. Ianouettc music by
Mr.. Tisslngton, aud with most brilliant cast
Seats for opening night will be sale box oice
and afcr WEDNESDAY. January 23 Seats tor Of the
remaining nights Of tho
MAN OF SUCCESS
may be had.
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
HORSES. cAxniAurS. sc.

A uCTION HOUSE or vAN TAssELL KEARXEy |.
"A .ll0 AND liz EAST 18th ST..
NEAR 4Tl! AV.
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse that Is Warranted sound kind and
In harness. from to three days is given test
rantees.
The New York herald., 1878-01-18

rhE TRUSTEES Ut raE NEw YORK AND BROOK.
Iyn Bridge, Office No. ~ Water st-brookiyn. ~.
ISIS
Scaled proposals will bo received by the Trustees Of
New York and Brooklyn Bridge 70 tho ih dav OF Feb
rnary sIs Tor she manufacture aud delivery OF fcu gal
vaniscd steel wire Working Ropes
specifications bc had appiicat at the
OF the Trustees ~ Water st.. Brooklyn.
w. A. RoEBLIxG.
Engineer New York and brooklyn Bridge
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
NATIONAL CoLUMBARIAN soCIETY's
IN MAGNIFICENT Exhibition OF PIGEONS.
ss tho GREAT NEW YORK. AQU UxRIUM
BroAdWa and 3Sth

First show IN over 10 and only mammoth show
held in shs city ~, ,Vyp In prizes
Hundreds Of exhibtors; thousands OF birdA Beautifu
biyds from s parte Carrie Tumbiers. Barbs Pouters
Nans, Answerps. Owls, Fantas. Indians. Romans nm,
Thousands Of other Iare pigeons Birds the Cenc
piai birds from Eu'opc, brilliant plum swift flight
curious looking Pigeons OF all kinds. Show
January %.
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mArIsInlONIAL.

mATRIMONlAL.
A YOUNG 0ENrLhMAS w0GLD LIKE TO Mxkh
klthe ussntanee OF young lady bsuretss, u
90 10 ally incinsG Aadrss, sssnlnS InSsy
v1sV. !. D. Aexnla eneo.
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YORK, FRIDAY JANUARY ls ls7s-wITH SUPPLEMENT-
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ELEcTRIc BELTs-X PERFECT CURE FOR
UpIemature debility send for circular. DIR. KARR. No.
S53 Broadway, New York.
~ EORGlA STArE-EXrKA CLASS I47-JAN. II, 1879
O46 20 ~. g. ~. 35. "a IL. 81. 7.si4. 10. o. ~
CONSOLIDATED ckoRc,r~Exrna CLASS t!-JAS u. 1878.
GEoRGIA sTArt-cLAss i4s-JASuARv II 1873.
a. 81. rs. ~. ~ ~ 80. II. ~. 20. ~ 3
CONSOLIDATED GroRcIA-cLAss 4S-JAs IL 1873.
~. 10. ss. 90. 's. 5s. 80, IL. ~. 90. 80 ~
The New York herald., 1878-01-18

WALLACk'S
w Proprietor ard Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACK
Engagement OF
Mr. LESTER WALLACk,
- who will appear
EVERY EVENING DURING ilIE WEEK and SATUn-
DAY MATINEE
ADONIS EVERGREEN
In Charles Mathews coicdy, entitled
Ny AWFGL DAD.
which will be presented with the sanie completeness Of
and mise which characterized its Nrst intro
dlcton I The public
HAIRY BkCkcTr. e. VI. HOLLAND. J. W. SHAN
Non. q. Il. EDWIN. W. A. EY HINGE, W. J. LEONARD.
). PECK, Miss STELLA BONIfACE. Miss KATE BART.
LETT. Mrs JOHN SEXTON, Miss L. THORNTON and
Miss VINING will alsv appear.
The New York herald., 1878-01-18

THb BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN NEW YORK
-PRICtS-
Gensra Admission SO cents Reserved seats 'oc' anu s''
Chdrcn hall price TO the III atinee
Box ONCE open from 8.
best se ats u no Tor reserved scatA
MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18

We print O-day an interesting communica-
ton on the subject of the Potomac fisheries
This question deserves serious consideration,
and should be viewed from every stand
point. The decline of fisheries is becoming a
subject of comment in widely distant sections
OF the United States The Cincinnati Com
nlercfdl in discussing the condition of affairs
N Ohio. calls attention to the alarming de-
crease in the number of white fish in the
lakes, the depletion of the small, interior
streams, and the prospect that in few years
the best food fishes in the Ohio river will be-
come extinct. There is a resemblance be-
tween the Potomac and Ohio rivers i'm respect
to their fisheries. In both the wholesale slaugh-
ter of the fish at all seasons, even in Spawning
time. and lack of protection owing to divided
jurisdiction, have depleted the waters At
the present day the excellent law of Ohio,
which makes it illegal to catch fish in the
spawning season, does not apply to the Ohio
river, since Kentucky has failed to pass a
similar law, or i'm fact any law on the subject.
With the fish every year growing fewer and
smaller, and no protection to be obtained ex
cept with difficulty, the cases of the two
streams are similarly unfortunate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18
The Amended District Bill.

Some of the amendmer IS made by tn Sen
ate committee to the District bill are mer-
toriouS, and some are open to objection in our
opinion. The provision in the House bill re
uUiring the Commissioners to give bond in
the sum of sO.G0. is stricken out. Why?
New charges are put on the District through
the enormously increased powers given to the
Board of Health. That board, for instance
is not only made independent of any control
by the District government, but it is author,
lied to drain, fill up, or reduce grades at will:
and the Commissioners are required to assess
the cost of such work upon the property upon
which the work has been done. This strikes
us as an extraordinary power to be lodged in
u health board. acting independent of any con
troll whatever.
The present rate of taxation. l.50 on the
hundred is increased to 500 per hundred on
10th real and personal PROPERTY Considering
that the assessment upon property is about
double what it can be sold for, this rate of
taxation is oppressive. To have had any fair
ness, it >h0uld have been coupled with a pro-
vision reducing the assessment at least one
half
In section 5 it is provided that for any paving
OF sewer work the total cost OF which shall
exceed the ESum of five thousand dollars,
notice shall be given in one newspaper i'm each
of the cities of New York, Philadelphia, and
Washington. for one week, for proposals"
This provision does not seem to us to be Suffi-
Ciently guarded for the protection of the taE-
payers. What, for instance is to prevent the
Commissioners from giving out miles of street
work without calling for proposals, simply by
dividing it up into 5000 contracts. covering
square or so each?
Section names 81 per square yard the
price of paving. Why allow s. per yard when
first class payementS can be laid for g and
less Can the District afford to pave its wide
streets at cost of over s. per square yard?
That ought to be the maximum. and there is
no doubt that il could be done thoroughly well
for $50 per yard, and even Sl.25.
The effect of the restriction in regard to the
eligibility of a District delegate to Congress,
who has resided in the District for term OF
years and it will be noticed by the provisions
of the amendment that the delegates for the
18th and 18th Congresses are to be elected at
the same time, and under the same restric-
tiOns. We have heretofore expressed the
opinion that a delegate to Congress will not
be of much practical benefit to us, but if We
are to have one let us have the range of Selec-
ton wide enough To secure man who can be
the most influential and can do the most ser
vice. If an old citizen can do that, all right;
ii a newer one has the requisite qualities, let
us have the power to utilize him.
These are some points of objection that Oc-
eur to us in hurried examination of the sub
stitute bill. that we think the Senate will do
we'll to consider.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18

Ii is not so surprising after all that Mrs
Giles was able to sing for three consecutive
hours at the Cooper Institute Singing and
speaking are akin, and we feel sure that the
lamented Mrs. Caudle could. after suitable
practice, have surpassed this record. 1t is
evident that in trials of this kind it is the
endurance of the audience which is to be
tested. Hearing the same person sing with
out intermisSiOn from hour to hour is a far
seyerer test of endurance than walking riding
or Waiting indefinitely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18

VOLUNTEER, yR.-By Volunteer, BIZ Ham.
BY imp: Messenger, dam By Defiance, byNe
imp. Messenger, Or. dam Trempers, Belt
FOUNDER ~ imp Bellfounder. limited, at $50.
stake ut Hartford; time, 2:4A, 2:46, al By Tom
jefferson, winner Of the great 31O, 600 stallion
by Hambletonian, at S2S
GEORGE PEABODY, at $40.
Other information obtained from the owner, Of
14Oz Pennsylvania avenue. or from the agent nj
stable 1905 street, opp. carriage factory.
apS3-lm r. OEEAL,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18

There have been several openings lately for
stirring editorials on the freedom of the press
England restricting the native Indian press
and only resembling the order because it was
necessary to discover the popular feeling on
the subject OF war with Russia; Russia sup
pressing the GOlOs because it called for war ::
and now Germany proposing to muzzle the
newspapers, might all serve for texts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18

1t would perhaps shock the delicate nerves
OF the animals exhibited at the so-caIled
bench shows to have it suggested that. after
all, the coarse, blunt expression dog show
Is preferable on many accounts. Some one
will be intimating after awhile that the term
4" bench show is employed because the
benches on which the dogs are exposed to
public gaze are the more useful and important
part of the exhibit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18

1t seems that there are brighter prospects
ahead for the Erie canal. 1t is said that the
amount of freight to be transported is now so
large that there are not enough boats to carry
it. With prudent management there is no
reason why the canal should not prosper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
IL VIM. K. BURFORD, 7OS Z street.
FOr H1ls.

For Sale.
i oner three-Story and basement press brick
house. centrally located, l0-roomS. modern inn
m ovementS. with nice lot for S., GO: $500 cash
balance to suit the purchaser IN monthly instal-
mentS, otherwise al per cent, now PAYING 10
per cent. interest on Sc coo
Also several great bargains in two-story press
DITCH houses in all sections of the city. aud
rooms, modern improvements, small cash pay
menus and balance in monthly ipstalments.
Seseral elegant lots At greatly reduced prices and
on easy terms.
For Trade
A three-story brick business propprty located
u pennsylvania avenue, with small iucumba
6nc' VIII be traded for nice well-built X or 2
loom house ana some unimproyed pronartv and
w,ll assume small ineumbrance -'
For Rent
inIs Sth ST.. brick, 10 rs, mod imps.
iHi9 y D.. frame rs. mod. tmpS. so
i6t Sorcoran ST., brick, ........... liz
iIlo Su,n 81, frame, rs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II
near llfo Zuth ST.. frame, 6rS. ....,......... 10
G.rO0m cottage at GaitherSDurp-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18
BOOTS AND SHOES.

II. GEORGES,
u CiTIZkSS. MILITARY AND NAVAL BOOT
ShOE AND CATER MANUFACTURERS
SIIS Pennsylvania dpenue
"A perfect ut. combining at once ease 0f6@
al houses and take essares' II rs @Is es
ny postal card or letter. A fine selection OF -
iadlesand gentlemen 8 Goods of INV own manufar-
ture and OF superior quality on hand suitable for
s Sons ps wear, and at reasonable prices New
machine; also all kinds Of ne repairing done ns
short notice. Ja9 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18

The remarks Of the New York press upon
the action of the House democrats yesterday
is not Complimentary, it will be seen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18
FOR RENT AND SALE.

ENOR RENT, FOR RENT FOR RENT!
Is By X. D. HOFFMAN, 10th and Z SITS n. W.
619 Pa. ave. NV, Store $50 90
6eS Pa. ave. NV, Is rooms, mod. imps.... 100 90
W. 18Th ST. NV, II rooms. mod imps. IS %
i24 est ST., Seo'twn, IL rs, mod. imp>.. rs 90
4Stoddard st. Geo twn. II rooms, mod. imps so 90
Sli Itn 81. NV, rooms, mod imps........ IS 90
vi Ith st. NV, nine rooms. mod. imps.... IS 90
oSn 81. se., y rooms, mod. imps.......... 20 90
NO ON ST. W., rooms, mod. imps........ 80 o.
6V4 loth ST. u. W., rooms, water and gas. 80 90
10 Md: ave. S. w, rooms mod. imps. .... rs 90
~ ~ ST. sw.. rooms. mod. imps. 1900. 81 90
SS n 81; n. W., rooms, water and gas. go. Is 90
lAe lotn ST. NV, rooms, water and gas. Is 90
30 Ith ST. n.e., rooms and bath ......,. Is 90
S31 7th st. Me-. rooms and bath .,.,,.,,, is O0
Money on Real Estate.
Houses and desirable Lots for sale. mylS-fr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18

HHE Fine Black Cloth DRESS SUITS for SIa
4So A.srRAUs,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18

DOR SALE.
y By THOS. j. BROWN. X. 10, LeDroit Bldg.
8 handsome, new b.h., mr.. 9th, z r., mod imps !:
small cash payment, with long time and low
neat new b. h., 9th ST. Nv, each. 81 900
. new o. H., rs, M l.. 18th st. u. W., each 2 500
Er; p:n.. St.... 100 r. b. h.. 0th ST.. 2, 500
I. duth St... 1gO q r. h.. 9Th St.. e. 400
T. Pm. iuIn ST. S0OO 6r. b. b. ST.. 9, 900
Ir. H.. X. l. av.... 5000 5 r. h.. 3 st. NV 800
b. a.. :, 300 1t. 9Th. 1000 Lot $3.50 st. 4Oc
r. b: a.. 18th ST.. 2, $50 Lot RI, av. mr..
my11-tr 18th ST.. ssc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18

UTOMsN'S LASTING BUsKINs, 40.
Women 5 Kid d. sno Grain Slap Ties, IS, H61
75c. and 81.
III. Is and up.
Mss Misses, Button Newports, &c. and u.
Misses Slippers, 81, 20 s6c. and 81
81 30. Va ''' W. si'So ans
Men, Oxford Fo1ed Ties, u; bargain,
MEMS Strap and Buckle Ties 81 25 hi 80 AMI nm
and 81. " WV
Chi,dren's School sho (an Ieather), 81, 76c.
Infants Shoes. from 4ec upwards.
Ar- Pair Justh's Hee Protectors given AWAY
with every pair shoes sold, at
j. w. SELBY'S.
19I4.19I6 PenHsptpoRia ace.
my10-tr between 18th and 2otb SITS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18
BOARDING.

RE.lDENTs OF WASHINGTON CRY OK
49, n,herS Cesirtng E0AEDING in the coun'-v
hMEkIC'hS S,a amr please ldness for rcuI
myls-s&w4w
RohA On family OF a PracIicing Phy sicI.a.
l1o, ny Medical Student. government empower:
syen;o Address = ASHLEY. SO 10 hIs st
RUE ADULTS CAN SEIZURE CJTTNTRy
Was $3.50 on the r. q. X. ls miles from
clean Coz" rooms and hrst-claSs Table: use OF ha'b
CoMFoRT' 's star oe f%r particulars q
GUNNER BOARD IN THE MOUITkTZs
- large airy Rooms; splendid shade: good fare:
Nv" nonrs' trayel from Washington via Netronoi.-
r., WELDON, Petersyc, Frederick cnnntS.
mylS-2w'
MRS. Z. r. DEALE WILL RENT ERoN
OF Psriors, Large ThId-story Rooms y and
Dressing Rooms: hot and cold water: miTrorS'
t5 to SO per month. or SIS for two. AS T -
..eSiraie Rooms, at No. 9D4 14th ST., from s25 a
80 per month, including Board. mylo-6t
GUNNER BoARDERS WILL FIND Pleas
- anu accommodation, nj moderate rates hy tina
pp aIr,. Dalll mail received. Address Box 10
Deli. Nllle, va. myl72w-
FhhMiLlEs DESIRING GOOD BoAr1NEAR
fAKER Esq WI" flsare sPRly 70 JsHE
ana snai avenue: or MRS. MoFFETTs, 1921 Pennsyi-
wanna aNeEue. my16-St'
ID Roads, Va. Address Mrs, L Rally
son, Washington, DC. myl4ar.a
GUNNER BOARD-FaIs Church, near n A.
- station. 20 acres, shaded with fruit and other
ieeS, rooms large and elegant, with milk and a
houniltnl table and everything necessary TO m Axe
i''He p,taSaht Tor parents and children. Address.
A. b. NoDlNE. or visit the place. myIO 2ss
{ oUkTRG BOARD, two and onel.Saif milo.
~ west OF Winchester. Terms moderaie go",
table, daily mails. &C., Sc. Address DIR. J6HN
>. LofIoN, winchester, Fred co., Va. m4-lm.
PERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY
carner Saa T Ehs Al summer prices. 705 18th St,
formerly of Baltimore. myIl i
GUNNER BOARDERs WILL Re TAKEN a,
~ a Farm House on AL eminenca half a mile ahoYa
Sdn % 1SeTookng the town OF BerryvilIe Clarke
aa view OF the surrounding country aud
rooms sbaSSs sa mountains large
Berryville, Clarke county. Va. u'e Sy hII T.
pLEASANTLY SITUATED FURNIsgFn
= ,, hooa ss Win hrst-class TABLE BOARD N
:: ny ss Comforts "a home al reasonss expense
q. oro otn 81. apS0 3w.
TREMONT HOUsE-Persons deSirous Of oh.
\ taiHing good BOARD and ROOM AT a reducss
Tate should call before making Arrangements eIse
where. Board and Room for gent ana wife go 10
sog per month; single rooms. $25 TO $50 per mentb
"--o W lol moeh. ap26-1m
IDERsONS WHO ARE COMPELLED TO "a
ind nh man 10 ne city during the warm weather wis
sn'u, Umoice hVOMs, with board, and delightful
ss Miss BSRSETG lS0o cor Of ap i8d In ,ss
NEW YORK AVENUE HOTEL,
Az Cor. NeD York dve and IItha
Gentlemen with their families can find q. tn.
LOUISE ha tne surroundings OF a pleasant home with
inc c9nyeniences OF a well conducted hotel. WIN
who desiSs MlAhIgement will he made with persons
mafiiism means J S1iAi B. SCOTT. Proprietor,
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