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TO nOoslER,s IN NEBRASKA

Former resident, u Il di.ns now
NvioS IN The West. d%esihug to %
tain Tho news from their old uoos,er
Home. should a. once su,ssrib. ,or
that b, =, Of all ,hc ~eskb r-pcr~, Tbs
Sohrnsna lSmASiAS. Gen. Reub.
Williams, Editor snj Proprietor,
Wiihuut . doubt fnE soarursS
tSriASI,N il The bees, weekly paper
rutli,hed withia the borders ot lnjr
ana. l, isa large forty column folio
the largest IN the coun,,y -sod each
number is fllcl 10 repetition with In.
: dian, Icws, editorial. on every ,uhjcc'
'hoice ftsgmost. oil history. select
sSetche,. and letter, from its own cor.
Respondents enables IL 10 furnish ia
readcr- With y splendid Continued
S,o,y, in sddition 10 It's lr,ge amour,
Of MISCELLANEOUS icad,ng matter, and
IL H. c0ncrdcd ny every Que N DC the
brst pspur publ,Shcd IN the old Hoo.
sier State. In the hrst number OF the
yNss i''', WIZ N''"'bouSo . wv" StofN
entitled,
IoNiI, A TALE az rnE HARRISON
CAMPAIGN
/ ty the Rev, kdwsrd Essleson, an.
thor oT Tho Nop.,cr Sohoolms~,cr''
The c,rcait Rider cite, the plot ii
wb,ch /, laid tn Indiana. aud which
will Tar sarpss- any tale e,,r publish.
ed 10 4 western journal.
AZ The b~gintns vi the new y,ar
TuE iNpiANiAN viii print . nano,h
Double sheet uo iiay Numhe,, which
win be the lar sest paper printed 10
America.
This double numb,t will lie sent TO
regular subscribers the -smo a, It's
ssuAl issues. ~, single copic. f,h,s
special issue viii be ssnt On receipt Ut
ten C,uts.
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Red Clouds troubles have begin.
HE has . Iail,o~d but has " pay eos
uss cor on freight from hssuns,--tU
m,ks,--FAmba'y Gasetis.
That wss when they jus. started,
Lul SOC ~ haV esss ccsAo difec,
from sss,sru poisis w,tscss charter.
~ them ifom Hastings.
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aahbasis ., on,s r, tbs sssi srtm.
bsfships are itopoitaoi AID issi,s5.
Remit Zee ~ treasurer State PAYERS
~iIl favst the san-c w luli isifsug
of thi. circnlsr. ~ Of such boii~ a.
wtll inform the psople. Acsli,i meet
ing u the society gill b- hshl o. LA.
opla so,poinae the cor ,Bg sibtsT 9af.
ins the session ~ the Legislator.
sAx'L sroNLf. sec'y
II ". Furxss. Pres
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ItlE BURLINGTON
w EkLY HAWkEYE

Thi. paper. which Is universally
aao,ei. may b. had q, any News De.
30, a, Sets, per eopy. Anylsl Sub
scriptioo, p,sI pad, - to
Agents are waniua everywhere 10
the Subscriptions, asd retain 81 e.uts,
cash on och aanusl ,ui,Nsr,hvr.
Gsreral as.n,s may send kl,s6 Ter
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Legal NOTICE.

IN The natter of tho petition 1t ". :
Haley Administrator vi the estate III
Robert Morrow deceased tiled ia thu
District Ccort Of Webster County NJ.
brasSa p,py,ns Tor u lic.u.c 10 roll the
intcrcs, of,hc h,i,s %, Robert Morros
~ aud 10 tho iollowin. described Real
estate Eor the ialrpo~s NJ pa,iuy tho
Debts and habui,.. oi ssii estate towit
b . A.e ~ Tosn Naasa ~
west, sl-s the q Il NJ seq. llTa
el2 west. cxcept Ascrcs Of ot the
Moth Fest Sprurr ~ said section also
iour ~ srros N . esulAr form along
'he csst si,ie oiw b II he q Ut said See.
IL situated 10 Webster county Nc.
hrassA.
Aud II appears 10 ohc upon reading
sshi te,i',.a that i, IL nec.ssary 20
all sald Real estate 20 satisfy tho
claims and demands against said ~
,stc ,her not oein. sufficient assets
OF ss,d estate 10 hQuida,s the sane
IL IL therefore ordered and decrccd
thst oil persons htcrcsted in said
krsl estate aud Ia the estate Of raid
deceasel Hoher Morrow. arp.s, b.
tnsc this Court q III. Coat, house iu
Hastings in ,h, County Of Adams
Stat" VI Nebraska on thu lad day ol
Deccm,er a. H. ISIS at 10 O'Clock
A. ~. of said day. To show Why
q tceass shsR not DO granted tor sale
NJ laid Real estate Ne prayed for Ia
said i'stlnon, And n is ordered that
service 1T thi msicc he served npcn
al! persons Interested IN the estate at
lra,t E,uuecnd DAYS before the ,iue sp.
painted Tor hearing the petition or
hat the nn,cc b. published in the
he'd Cloud CnikF far six weeks prp.
s,oas To- said day ~ hcSr,og.
wv. GAsilS liz Jude.
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I,aae NJ. Cate II Bcsion 's Writing
ou,. Wy s.vsre leuer. sb,a, Jsds.
DiIloe, ou accoun, Of his aetioh N
csysaiu railroad matters.
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Jewel County IL getting w,rmdi az
Ia the matter OF railroads. They arr
locking fov "a csension Of the $. 10.
and n. G.. tLroush then county.
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II. ar.pd Jurs Of ,L. I. =. .

The Grand Jury d tbs Y y NJ
Chicsso, hes found Indictments ,sa,u
o. several architects ani sapo, Intend
cuts Of construction. Tor coospirscy 10
dsiraui the Ho,oi nmspi out n ss5o.
o00 IN bsild,ng the Chicago Custom
House.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28

The Nebssts State Historical -.
eiS,y 10 no~ . sure thing. and our
.,s,s will probably nov have iu his
,oriusl records preserved In good OF
der
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28

liz - worth more than us OWE
Ne sh, 10 raCe god. via; d. c.
Golden t'era,e. IL cures sore eyes,
rue h~a,utsn"oas eruprioes and old
eiranic -'rvs. Sod BY T.. IA. Potter
s,s.am
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t,n.vs.nty 81 Nssraiia.

Iu~tvustiop given Ia oil IN 80
ofs liberal education. Ob,en
sdies and genie men
Csndidat e. tor admi>s,on IN the
Preparatory D,rdrfms,, must pas .
lair examination Ia Orthosraphy,
Reading. Arithmetic. Gengrsphy. t.as
i.h Grammar. and the History Of the
United States. Instruction i. given in
higher Ari,hue,ic. English Analvsis,
aud Physical Geography. each tor .
single term.
TUITION rurE To Al
FAIL rsRN i~v,ps Tuss-,y. sen
,ciabrr IL iS1s, AID nd, FRIDAY.
persint-r n
Wisrss TesM t-sin, THURSDAY.
Jan lafy ., is.o md ends March ~.
Sra,Na TsRN tr'-igs Arl l.. su
closes IA the SECOND wspNrsn,y
of juno, III, day 1T The annual c "a.
ms pc-,arn'.
Catalogue cna's ming m' ininb,.
ton. can . hat urrn spr icstr-a :,
" u. F.irdel,, ~ sncr lor.
Liuc,ila, Juiy q, 1873,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28

Tho Crar n Russia ha. ptc~sn,ed
,bc Amccr cf Adshaeisias -ah .
swe.i.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28

Canada IL jas, o sg,s,ed osrr'he
prospects Of . nsw governor sen.f
sral .bd she appear. very much pleas
I'd about II.
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View Era.

SeW ETA
The time has coMc when q man may
know that hs will get value received
,or eve:y dollar that he invests
Cuscks aud humbugs are sooo vss,i
lated and arc Compelled a. take = back
seat, vr te crushed By the wheel Of
progress, Al art,cl. must possess
real meri,--must be what u is repre-
secuted to be. Or, like the mushroom
at noon dsy, it ~ill soou w,,hrr and
die ~ the radiance IL th. hrillisnt di,-
c~oyer,e, OF mod.ru sci-hcc. u. K
C.'sCoush aud biph,her,s Remedy
can always IL relied 40. Ii allsys The
lrri,sliop or tiek,,nx VI the throat,
rcnders expcc'ms,ica cay aud opens
the -scnuon,. q Is guaranteed 10
d. ali that IL is advertised ~ ~ the
motley ,etoodeu 20 ,he purchaser g.
Ii. Potter, agent. 5ls.2l
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The advertiser, having hsen p.rms
hen,iy cured N the, dread diseases. con
su@r,icp, by a sImplo remedy, is AnS
ioa- To aaSv SHOWN to his tcllow sat
'ervT, the uacsa Of carv. 10 oil ~ho
irsa., q, h. Mi send . cspy OF ,he
prcscup,ion rs,d, free OF eharRs,l
with III, directions Tor prsrsr'ny aai
a>,nx the same, whica they vi, end q
"a , cure tor Consumption, Asthma,
bmnehaus, sta
Psr,ies wishes the yr~srrtian
will please sddrrss, X 4. WILSON
ias fssn 81, w,ll,sssLsrga \ y.
ESsiis,Sssssss - Ssss<Ss I
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28

puIlmsn's Angel has beea ear'ared
10 Li.bon, Portugal, soa ~ia
,,.,, his old home under arrest.
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ri is0,LlNG TALES

RI THRILLING TALES
and Novelette,. are IN. best publi- del
apywhers All the mo,, popular writers
atv employed TO write originally for
Peterson.
Terms (hlwAys 10 Aiyanc-l 800
Ayear. Reduced price, to CluL-.
Two cope, Tor ~ so 3 cur,r. Cor
81 ~. With u copy ot III, p',nrnm
picture "a 4 29) Christ Rt, ing
Lui. Children" "a Gur dollar cog ~.
iug, to tho pcrson getting ny tie club.
Four 60, les for S. -. G ,pies Tor
. w. 10 cories lor ~ 90, With 80 ~
Ira crr, - 'hs N,rat,sa 10, 1870. a.
plom,a,H. ~ tho p.rsDn get,.ay w
tbs Club.
Five copies for ~ 90; Z copies for
10 81, H. copies Tor II M with b.th
nm extra cp,y IT The Mashziue Tor
1879, aud the premiums Incturo a i've
dollar "%ogfavin;, to tha .efsob get.
Ting np the Club.
Address, postpaid. cnSILns j..
fvrtRsoN, 500 Chestnut S., .'hus.
dclpbie. Va.
fss-Specimens en-, gratis &c onusu
tor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28

A man uas killed. and asvcnsl hors-
q, ,,olrn by Iod,.ss,tor, mi's' ~ 'he
Ncrh Platte, last seek.
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Red C,oad MsrLe, a. furnished hy

Red Chad Market a. furnished hy
Wisg'us 3 Son Gram Maier,.
Mi,sst No /: Srrlng asa 81
Ksd W utter No: soa ~
Harley, nelalssl
Kya ~
ChicAga Markets, by telegraph To
wtsrias h Son grain dealers Rel
Ccaa Noe. 81, nooa,
Wheat No. > spring cash 81 | s
" - =, :. pcc. 81 4
No. ), cash 90, rejected Il
Corn cash Sis
;, NE. n
ltye Dash. Is Dec ISIS
iivr rpcs Markets by telegraph to
WlIsins 4 Sea Nos. ISIS
Flour lvs 20 ~ ,l,lho,.
whea, winter \. To 10,
sprias 7sei,o o.
Com as. =, "a.
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Tho North rlsue R,p"bi,c'~ sise.
souae pretty lively answers 10 the Ne
1rssksan about Laid. hshby. &c
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Mrs. Bcathe JOnsOn.
SECOND srRkrr--
gAsT.Eis . H114AsxA.
Yash.ssshls c.sssmaxss.

Has had murb slp.risee. in drss, mshiss
ssvius thorough hi, learned the trade 10 Es-
rope. A liberal psuoesss solicited.
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THE OMAHA
REPUBLICAN
DAILY eio.N WEEki.Y sI.S0
PSR yvAR POSTAGE rsErAIp.

Thr rsitv i, the kes, ediud News.
paper ia N-brasks, aud ros.siss the
la'es, autographs, lscai. sss'r. ed
. merrisl e~s
The " rESty eocisir. tie en-
deussi anj csmpssss news ~ The ~,~A
and is tho ehsap~., paper OF lie sise in
N-hrssks.
a~p-cta CouA .
r. mir 70 v SOsf,
.aa-.G .c-Sa.He.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28

r0ao.ss.Arss cAycyss r.-
~A~S AAAsSsA A-eUsSsassSa>S~
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28

WALTON " LAWS.
A'slgner " .s,d mortgage.
By Ash 4 ScchcM h Auys.
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ing weight only so far as it affects
this principle. The fact, therefore,
that England is entering into pour
a,0rLers about various points Of the
treaty cannot be interpreted by Rus
STA as showing a disposition on the
of the British cabinet to swerve from
the line first adopted. Meanwhile.
the war party in St. Petersburg Is
beginning to stir. Count Schouvalof
is thought to be too English IN his
views, and on his arrival he will lind
that a strong commencement has set
in against his person, as well as ms
mission. His visit to Prince BIS
marck looks as if he saw his danger
and was intent upon securing the Co
operation of the German chancellor
Negotiations for the surrender OF the
surrender OF the fortresses and the
withdrawal of the Russian army from
Constantinople are reported as pro.
crossing favorably.
The Daily Ne'cs special from Der,
lin says the tone Of the press IS not
altogether confident, The news IRON
Vienna is generally warlike, and
seems to indicate that Austria does
not regard the prospects improved
bv the peaceful turn Of negotians be-
tween England and Russia.
The Times Belgrade dispatch re-
ports Bosnia in state of great agl-,
tation, and the insurgents force al
christians to join them or burn their
villages.
The Duly Telegraph announces
that Viscount Sandon is to be admit
ed to a seat in the cabinet.
New York, May ia dispatch
from Paris says: The customs officers
at Havre will not permit arms from
the United States, for the Russian
government, to be landed.
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The Threatened War.

LONDON, May IA Vienna cor
respondent says Lord Beaconsfield,
in his last interview with Count
Schouvaloff, explained with great
precision the special English inter
ests which England would in all cir
cumstances protect. England, as be-
fore, lays chief stress on the Euro
pean settlement ofthe question allott-
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-05-15

LONDON, May 1o.-A special dis
patch from Rome, printed in this af-
ternoon's Pail Mall Gazette, says al
though the Pope is suffering from
Inflammation of the liver, the cardi-
mails oppose his removal from the
Vatican.
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Reconciliation.

V1cKsBURG, MISS, May ll.-Me-
mortal day was observed yesterday
by ex-Union and ex-Confederate sol
diers, and the graves were decorated
with flowers. Blue and gray march
ed in the same procession.
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NATIONAL AND STATE OFFICERS.
PRESIDENT AND CABINET.

President Rutherford b. Fla yes, of Ohio.
Nice-President- William A. Wheeler. of
New York.
Secretary of State--Willlam NJ. Evarts.
of New York.
Secretary of the Treasury Sher-
man, of Ohio.
Secretary OF war-George W. McCrary,
of Iowa.
Secretary of the Navy = Richard W.
Thompson. of Indiana.
Secretary of the Interior-Carl schurz,
of Missouri.
Postmaster-G General David NJ. Key, of
Tennessee.
Attorney General Deyens. IT..
of Massachusetts.
z. S. Com'r.-C. B. Buckuor. Enterprise.
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LoNDoN, May IL, 5P. M.-A dis
patch to Reuters Telegram Compa-
ny from Berlin, says: CAT 3: 80
o'clock this afternoon, as Emperor
William was returning from drive
with the Grand Duchess of Baden,
several shots from revolver we're
fred at him in Avenue Inter den
Linden; nobody was hurt. The per-
son who fired the shots was arrested.
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CIRCrIT LuD1iEs.

CIRCUIT JUDGES.
LIST Circuit-A. L. Maxwell. Pensacola.
I'd Circuit--P. W. White, Quincy.
81 Circuit-W BrysOn. Suwannee Station
4th Circuit-R. Il. Archibald, Jacksonville
5th Circuit---.J B. Dawkins, Gainesville.
9th Circuit--H. l.. Mitchell, Tampa.
eth Circuit-W. A. Cooke. Sanford
Volusia, Orange, Brevard and Dade conn
ties compose the 18th circuit.
STATE ATTORNEYS.
LIST Circnit--Wm. II. Milton, Marianna.
I'd Circuit. A. Henderson. Tallahassee.
Sd Circuit-E. J. Vann, Madison.
4th Circuits. Y. Finley, Jacksonville.
9Th Circuit-Wm. A. Hooker, Yalaha.
9TH Circuit--A. ste. Abrams, FoFt Haapaa.
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,JudiciarH- Department.


Chief Justice-E.M Randall. Jacksonville
Associate Justiees-J. y. Westcott, Jr.,
Tallahassee; II. B. NanNalkenburgh, Jack
sOnville.
Clerk Frederick T. Myers, Tallahassee.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-05-15
The New York Vegetable Market.

The Journal of Commerce of May 7th,
gives the following quotations OF vegeta-
bles on the dock:
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GEORGETOWN.

WEDDINGs.-The marriage of Miss Kate "
Bell, daughter of Captain w. E. Bell, and MI
Thee: G. Valiant took place yesterday evening
quietly at the residence of the brides father,
l59 High street, the Rev. 7. D. Valiant per-
forming the ceremony The couple left on
yer; daughter of Henry Weaver esq, and Rev
Philip I. Hall, of Baltimore, were united in
marriage yesterday evening at the home of the
bride, on the heights. Rev. DR.. Murray assist
ed by Or. DrinkhOuse, performed the ceremo-
Protestant Church and Is at present Stationed
at Harper,s Ferry. The wedding of Ensign
Charles Mccartney to Miss Annette Cragin
took place, as mentioned in yesterdays STAR,
Rev. William Mckenny performing the cere-
mOny.
GRAIN ARR1vED.-BOat Seneca, with 1900
bushels wheat and 800 bushels corn to H. NJ
Talbot; also, 200 bushels corn and 80 bush
els mill iced to Hartley & Bro. Boat Hattie &
Bessie, with 3,4oO bushels wheat to same
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE-Offering on change
today 400 bushels wheat, with sales as fol
lows -, 400 bushels at $l30%; 325 bushels at
do; 800 bushels at 1882.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-01

You will never buy any other if you once see
Is ErcelsiOr" RefrigeTa tOr in use at HamiltOn's,
Y. M. e. A. Building 9th and sts col:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-01

DAILY ARRIVALS at the Norfolk OYSTER De
pot, 81 street northwest; soft shell crabs,
hard crabs and clans. Cheap for cash. N.
White & Co.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, &C., Tonight.

National Taedter.-"Babes in the Wood
FOrd'S Opera House.-Bryant'S Ministries.
Iheater OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Grace Church, corner 9th and S.-Straw-
berry Festival
Curtis School building, GsOrgetolcn.-Con-
cert for the benefit of st. Johns church
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-01

nate application of cheap preparations, but
call for toilet waters, powders, cosmetics, &c.,
made by j. & E. Atkinson. London
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-01

the Cheque Bank of London, limited Parties
visiting Europe will do we'll to carry their
funds in these checks De col.
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CITY ITEMS.

WHEN you feel the first pain from rheuma-
tlsm,. to your druggist for bottle OF Du-
rdng'S Rheumatic Remedy. Il always cures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-01

RLACh SILKS, COLORED SILKS,
~ RAD silks Check Silks, Black Casbmere
BLACK IamiSe. Black Sils Warp (HenTietta) Black
A a, and undoubtedly the largest assortment
OF new and beautiful Spring Dress Goods i'm WASH
mgton city. CARTER'S III Marked Gsane.
u,o,,. The Popular Cash Dry Goods Store
we are selling an excellent quality (Guinet makel
BACK Sin, real satin finish, sublime quality, at
Si;2o. We have sold one thousand yards Of this
best Black SIX in this city at 81 We are selling
sooa BACK SIX at &c. We have just received a
large ot OF Colored Silks in beautiful light shades
Al pure wool, very wide, double width. fine Qual.
lily BLACK Cas- mere, Soc. This Black Cashmereis
especial bargain, only SOC. About 800 pieces of
Sasslmeres Tor men S and boys wear; prices rang-
ing from SIC. TO S1.59. Beautiful Spring Dress
Goods lwGol not toni, 15c. pure silk aud wool
BECK and Colored Grenadines at the very lowest
cash prices; four a. pair OF real English Stockings
woven SeamSl for 81. We are selling the very
g 9, bed Iicklng that is made, one yard wide,
SPECIAL NoTICE.-We have placed large sign
across the pavement in front of our store with our
name CARTER'S) written on IL in gold letters
SO tnat every one viii know where 10 find the
cheapest and largest assortment of Dry Goods in
Washington. anIe-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-01

ART NOTICE. am instructed by Mr.. H. n
he proposes to make sale of the largest and
most valuable collection of oil paintings and
fine bronzes ever offered in this city. Parties
purchasers, should by all means hold them.
selves ready to take advantage of this mag
nificent collection. Catalogues will soon be
ready, and time and place Of sale will be duly
announced. I. BOWLING, Auct'r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-01

NEW SPRING GOODS.
PARAsOLS WITH PLAIN AND FANCY
PARAscLs WITH MIN RfN AND FANCY
HANDLES.
PARASoLS WITH PLAIN AND FANCY
HANDLES.
From 81, 81 IS. 81. so So. So so. So and nm
Ne W SPRING DRESS GOODS
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS
r,,,r,,,,,s, From 129 cents up.
BUNTINGS,
All Wool BLACK CASHMERE. from so cents M
STRING Z ASSlMERkS, for Men and Boys wear
from % cents up. 'i'
BLACK SILKS, 65. IS 81, 81 and TN.
New SIZING CARPETS, from % cents up.
Bargains TO be had in Dry Goods al
G. NJ. TOWSoN & CO.'S.
636 Pennsylvania apease,
dIEs-u South side
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Weather Indications To-dnu.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.


For the middle Atlantic states and New Eng
land, northeast veer to sOutherly winds, sta
tlonary and higher temperatures and pres
sureS, partly cloudy or clear weather. eXceps
on the eOest OF Maine, fog and light ram.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
national THEATER.

NATIONAL THEATER. Fan.
IsiEd ZEE q 81 isRnf1ss GSMFIsr
Inc EyESSs on s'F0
Most ss fh e " wo s16a'
Or, VINO KILLED Cock RoBIN2
Mile Roseau in her charming reniitions OF ope-
Emo song with flute ogss6 an tse Ssx
pathetic ballad. Baby Nine. -
"A, me- EdSnin in his Goms characterization. The
DRSR$ fk ;$,s SESHHSIcSh psspEy and
day-the speetaenar-.' Robinson crasos::' SIT Sat-
Be SSHas seo5aysH
Thursday TyoN Nay So S1EESEFlT Och; FORD.
Also cHAMPaGNE AND o y HIRsf Last of
the season. my1 TT
NATIONAL. Opera.
Mo sfsa1'fH nhfFE EN- SPsN WED SHk6
sKAs III 1FS : I sSa OPERA Si
H0S617 T EXkETfi5Sai,; MAY 8; '''F''''
F5N E KaEE; ;;9T ssSHxIK sx xxfniy
1u sAlkS f e aAscHE NAY l.
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His first appearance in Washington
VERDI. Comfy. RARILI
MIGNON.
Miss Kellogg Mile. Marie Roze Miss Cary
TON k1hb SSS5"1 eof = tis'is;
Admission, 81: reserved seats 90 cents and 81
extra, according to location: gallery. 80 cents
The sale of reserved seats will commence On
THURSDAY morning, May 2, at 8 O'Clock, at box
office OF the Theater.
FRIDAY, MAY 8, BENEFIT OF II. c. FORD.
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ONE OF THE OUTRAGERS SENTENCED-Yes-
terday afternoon John Thomas. the cOlored
boy convicted about two weeks since of an as
Sault with intent to rape little cOlored child
named Ida COCA, aged five years. i'm George
sentence. Judge Wylie asked him what he
had to say why sentence should not be pro
nounced. The boy replied: 81 am just as in
was to slap the child in the face, and hope
the court will forgive me for that" His Honor
remarked: You were not tried for that and
. case, remarking that it was only the childs
extreme youth that saved the completion of
the more serious OffenSe, sentenced the pri-
SOner to five years in the penitentiary, the full
extent of the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-01

Robson challenges the world on the g Er-
cetsiOr'' Refrigerator, which may be seen in
operation at Hamilton's, Y. NJ. c. A. Building,
9th and D streets. col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-01

NATTANSs CRYSTAL DISCOVERv
IN FOR THE HAIR
Restores gray or faded hair to its original color
and youthful appearance in three to ten days, re-
moves dandruf, and prevents the hair falling.
W1th constantly increasing sale for the past
eight years. we feel satisfied we can recommend it,
Y mas Inc advantages over all other preparations
First, being warranted entirely harmless
second, no sediment or other eXtraneOuS mater,
creating more or less dirt upon the scalp, to shake
up before using.
Third, Goes not stain linen or the finger nails.
A trial will convince.
Put mp in large bottles. Price One Dollar.
Corner I'd and ID SITS. m..y.,
marlS-@ GMd CORNER 14th and a.sc.
NOTICE TO CONGRESS HALL BoNDHoLD-
To the holders of Bonds, the payment of which is
secured by certain mOntgage on CONGRESS
HALL at Cape May City, Jew Jersey, made by
Charles A. Sparks and Thomas h. Whtnay, Trus.
tees bearing date the 18th day Of September, A.
by virtue Of an order of the Court of Chancery of
past, in a case for the foreclosure OF said mort
Rage) wherein said Trustees are complainants and
Jacob +. Cake ct al, defendants, you and each
of you. are hereby notified to produce before me-
on SATURDAY, the 18th day of May next. at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon OF said day, at my office,
den, New Jersey, the coupons or interest warrants
representing the interest due upon each OF said
Bonds. 30 that may ascertain and report to said
court the amount of interest due upon each Of SAID
Dated April 10th, 1878.
CHARLES p. STRATON,
Master in Chancery.
ap17.m. w&f-13t Camden, New Jersey.
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EVERYBODY should attana En-
giant poreelains, bronzes, &c NOV. Sasn VI ete.
the Coreoran building, corner OF 18th ana on ~ y
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FESTIVALS.

r AIDES FESTIVAL.
~ BLAKE HALL. It'll STREET 8. W..
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY
NIGHTS of this week, for the benefit of the 9th
Baptist Church.