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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-01
LAWLESSNESS IN SOUTH CARO-
LIMA.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CoLUxBiA, Dec. 81, 1917.
On the 9th Inst. Special Deputy Marshal William
Durham ana three subordinates arrested tobacco
pedler, named Hill IRON North Carolina and hts
wagon driver for having In their possession eight
boxes OF tobacco improperly stamped besides several
loose revenue stamps concealed. local rifle COM
pany over one hundred strong, surrounded the rev.
enre squad and compelled the officers To remove the
handouts from tho prisoners and 10 release them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-01
MAILS FOR EUROPE

Tho steamship Abyssinia, for Queenstown and Liv
erpool will sail from this port GU Wednesday.
The mails tor Europe will close tho Post once al
twelve o'cock H.
The NEW York HKsALp- Edition Tor Europe-wiil
be ready at haiIpast eight O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, SIX ceuta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-01
CONNECTICUT VALLEY RAILROAD.
HARTFORD, Dec. q. 1917.

HARTFORD, Dec. 81. 1877.
The July interest Of $4,000 on the nrst mortgage
bonds OF tho Connecticut Valley Railroad was not
paid to-day. The bond stipuatcs that whom interest
IL In default six moaths the State Treasurer SHALL en-
request OF twothirds oil the bondholdcrs take pos
session aud operate the road through agents, has
been the case for the last two years Tor the second
mortgage Dondhoiders II all arrears OF interest
not paid within one year proceedings Tor foreclosure
may follow on request oil one-hali the boudnolders
TO tho State Treas ursr.
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PARADE OF MYSTIC SOCIETIES.


MOBILE. Als., Dec. 81 1871
The annual parade OF ths Mobile mys'ic soc,etcs
was witnessed ny large number CT cit gems snd
strangers today. The Cowbelions represented Arts-
totc's ten csegores and celebrated their third
anniversary; the strikers. the triumph oil Aur~liAp.
Their thirty nh anniversary and tho 7. d. s., tho era
OF Cnaremasne. tneir thirty-thlrd uniycrsary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Professor Hiram Corsou, Of Ithaca, Is a, the st.
ST Denis. United States District Attorney Calvin g.
Child. OF Connecticut, Is at the Everett. General
Daniel Tyler, Of Alabama. is at tho Fifth Avenue
General L. W. Price and General r. j. BarthoIow. OF
Missouri, are a. the ST. Nicholas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-01

Above this inscription Is q sketch Of tho log hut
erected Colonel Hayes headquarters In the varey
OF tho Kanawha duriag the winter OF 1868 aud 1894
snd above IL the taercd ana torn battle Tags OF tho
regiment This tho only present received, tho
President having distinctly made It known tina, none
would be accepted. The Marine Band performed
throughout the evening tho choicest selections from
their repertoire.
Al half past ten the "wedding March" was pgnin
played and tho President and Mrs Hayes led the way
for their friends to the state dining room, where an
elegant repast awaited them. Tho mag q ncont gold
plateau which adorns the OF tho table was h.
orally stacked with nowers and tho elegant
be waro that Is provided for the Executive Mansion
was brought into requlsitIon. When the guests
assembled and a blessing had been invoked the
President discovered that there was an absent
one, and with fahcry love won't In search OF his little
daughter Fannie, who had remained behind In the
East Room for lack OF escort. An hour passed.
pleasantly In the enjoyment Of the bounues OF tho
mansion, and toward midnight, as the chimes were
announcing the departure OF the old year, the guests
babe adicu TO the family and their household friends
with happy memories OF tho celebration OF the silver
wedding Of President and Mrs. Hayes.
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WIFE MURDERER SENTENCED.

louisville, Pa Dec. 81, 1877.
Patrick Quinn. who VAS found guilty ON the l7lh Of
November last OF The murder OF his wife ut Virgins
Patch last July. sentenced to-day TO impr,son-
ment Ia tho Eastern Penitsntiary hard labor for
eleven years and SIX montha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-01
NEWSPAPER CONSULTATION.

N.oDLGrowy, y. Y. Dec. 81, 1877
The Middlslown daily anu weekly Argus has been
consolidated with the weekly Aercury the owners
becoming partners IA The Ia!iy argus and weekly
Mercury George h. lhompson formerly OF the
Mercury becomes manager. The politics or the paper
VIII be ueniocr-iic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-01
A NEW PLANET.

WASHINGTON, Dec 81 1877.
Professor Henry. Of the Smithsonian institution,
reports that Professor Forester OF Berlin announces
tho discovery by lasa the 10Th Of Deccm ber 1877,
OF planet OF the eleventh magnitude in soven hours,
eight m nutos right ASCENSION tnirty-nine degrees,
tbIrty sevon mnutes mort declLnat.o on possblY EY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-01
THE BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE.

Colonel Sim caanot be said to have been successful
In his present selection Of variety performers with
the exception Of Scho,iorat and Goes they are not
good. In the oo entitled sour Alabama Homes"
and IN that Of 'Musc va Elocuton," there were.
however, genuine CLEANS OF Ethiopian humor and the
merr ment which they produced was hearty aud con-
tnuous. Miss Hida Tuomaso has q clear and flexible
voice In tho comedietta, "a Voyage OF Discovery,
the whole weight OF the acting Tell on Sir. George
Edcsou US the debu ante. Miss Kate Ellison, failed IN
the conception Of her role She Is however. pretty
and on further tr'al may rodcm herself
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-01
WARD FULLER.

J. Ward Fuller, aged ab,ut s,x.y.nve. and for many
years one Of the nrm Of N Palmer Co.. leather deal
ers diod suddenly OF henri oissasa Hartford Conn.,
Yesterday.
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SUDDEN DEATH.

BELLEvmLx Ont, Dec. 81, 1871.
L. P. Bosselly, one Of tho Oldest residents OF this
place, dropped doad to-day whio speaking At the
Municipal Nominating Convention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-01
A SAFE ROBBED.

BosroS Mass, Dec g. 1877.
The shoe mandatory OF +. d. Pratt at East wey.
mouth, entered by burglars last night the safe
forced S. $50 money and securities stolen. No
clue has boon obtained TO the robbers
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THE STEAMSHIP THIEF.

QUEBEC, Dec 81, 1877.
The alleged steamship th.c, Jean sprangle. will be
tried ut the April OF the Court OF tho Queens
Bench Mr.. Allyn, N. 4. r., has been retained Tor
tho defence
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HUDSON RIVER CLOSED.

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 81, 1877.
Owing to the cold weather and much floating Ice Ia
tho river navigation Is virtually closed. The steamer
Saratoga did reuch TINS city ni this afternoon,
beng obstIuctcd by ice
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GIVE HEED.

noLMAN's PAD HAS DONE WONDERS FOR
me. had eeen supect 10 Liver Disease aud Dyspepsia tol
over 10 years T. Is DuNSH r. Boston Mass
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TORPEDO EXPERIMENT.

[sY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT r l., Dec. 81, 1877.
The trial OF the Howell torpedo, owing to a heavy
wind, did not take place to-day. Tomorrow being
legal holiday at the torpedo station the experiment
Will not como on until Wednesday,
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over 10 years l. DtNsns x. Boston. Mass. 90
LET THE RUPTURED GIVE HEED
ALLCocK's POROUS PLAsTERs have cured rup.
thirty years standing They were used In
place orthe truss the aperture 70 gradually
close. Such results are occurring daily
MENDOZA. ILL.,. Nov 81. 1871
Last spring commenced to Aicock's Porous PIss.
tor. wounded through tho ist lung while 10 tho
army. and suffer much wound but BY constant
these pla.tsrs get along with my worx quite
nicely. think they great blessing to those VIE
need their very sslutary aid.
IL RICHARD.
MENDOZA. LA SALE COUNTY. ILL
PERFECT CURE or NEURALGIA
EXCHANGE BANK. MINooKA. ILL, NAY II, 1874
MEssRs. ALLcocK COZ
lost leg during war since which, until year
ago. hive suffered greatly from neuralgia In my stump
year ago began using your Porous Plaster the
stump. Twesr constantly and have no neuralgia
write this thinking IL may bencat some poor unfortunate
that has suffered Us have done
DANIEL FERGUSON
PRINCIPAL OFFICE
NO. 2os CANAL ST. NEW YORK.
LEADING PHYSICIANS OF THIS cry INDORsE
the ELAScHARD BLOOD, NERVE BRAIN Foopa "a
Union square lt3 broadway; all sespectabte druxgisss
Remember the trademark. Food Cure Don's DO Imposed
upon by any other
THE NEW YEARS TABLE Is NO LONGER
s% s al. toy ~ q criCf
$50 Broadway Ny procuring supply tho ladies viz
oblisc many gentlemen.
THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF TuR
HERALD BUILDING To LET. SUITABLE PIX
LAW, BANKING. INSURANCE. OR ANY LIgH1
BUSINESS PURPOSES. APPLY IN 1HH OOUxr.t
mo ROOM or TiiE HERALD
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To tho Mother Of Ours.
From the Twcpty-thlrd o. ". /,
To thee, our mother, on thy silver troth, VIC
bring this token OF our love.
Thy boys give greeting unto thee with brim-
ming hearts.
Take 10, Tor It 10 made OF beaten coin, d. avn
from The boarded treasures Of Thy speech.
Kind words ana gentle when q gentle word was
worth the surgery oil q hundred schools to
heal sick thought and mako our
bruises whole
Take II, our mother, It's but somc small part
OF thy rare bounty we givo back TO thee.
and while love speaks ia silver from
our hearts, we'll bsibe old Father
Time 10 spafo hrs GIN
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.. Such results are occurring daily
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place OF tho truss and the aperture 70 graduay
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MENDOZA. LA sALLE COUNTY, ILL
PERFECT CURE or NEURALGIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-21

The extreme suffering in many southern
cities and towns consequent upon the terrible
visitation of yellow fever IS ar0using the SYM
patty of more favored communities, and relief
is already pouring into the afflicted places
such relief as money can give. The disease is
still spreading the suffering increasing, aud it
will tax the energy and heneVolence of the
people outside the fever districts TO afford aid
as promptly as it is needed. The meeting of
the Israelites in this city last evening was the
first step taken here in the good cause, and a
sensible, practical, and efficient meeting it
was. But it was confined to one class of citi-
zens, when there should be general move
ment of all, and thorough plan for collection
and distribution Of money, For this purpose
a mass meeting of our citizens should be
promptly called, either by the District Com
missiOners or the officers OF our late committee
Of one hundred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-21

There is prospect that the war editors of
the newspapers will soon have occasion to
turn their attention from European to South
American affairs. The capture of Serajevo by
the Austrians and Bismarcks threat to the
Porte, terrible in its indefiniteness, that any
shirking OF the obligations imposed by the
treaty of Berlin will be followed by such
measures as the circumstances may require"
are likely to end the Bosnian resistance and
give temporary peace to Europe. The drama
OF war will be shifted to South America, and
De played on smaller scale. The United
States of Columbia have all the elements on
hand for fiOurishing revolution, and the in
dications point to 4 hos lie collision between
state and national governments at no distant
date. Chill and the Arge tine Republic are
not on friendly terms, and by reciprocally
aggravatiDg each other. Is is customary in
such complications, they stand fair chance
of making war inevitable. Chilli shows her
appreciation of the situation by suSpending
specie payments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-21

The thorough disinfection of mail matter
from places where yellow fever prevails as an
epidemic, is one of the problems of the hour
how to fumigate letters without opening them
WashingtOnian, who has spent many years
abroad, suggests the adoption here of the
European plan. In Italy, where quarantine
regulations are so often necessary, the letters
are laid Oh wooden surface, and cut through
with sharp chiseio crossed thus X. The letters
are then subjected to the fumes of sulphur,
which penetrate the interior, thoroughly dis
injecting them while their contents have been
kept il violate
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The Star for the Summer.

persons leaving the city may have THE STAR
s1ns 70 tneir address BY mail postage prepaid for
OF Id cents per week, 80 cents per month"; 81 rs
for three months, or - for six months.
~ The money to pay for the time required
m ust II. all cases accom- pdny the order Other
1ofSs thS DG per cannot be sent
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I1RGPERTY FOR RENT.
L Ry 4. D. HOFFMAN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
10TH AND SITS. II. ".

ES8 New York ave: W., Ii rooms furn. $50 90
1 5 =. ave. d. W., 10 rooms. ........... 100 90
t.'S enn ave- H. business house. 100 90
W. iSth st. n. W., IL rooms, mod. imps Is OC
edS 18th st. NV, Is rooms mod ircce 75 90
1i6 18th st. NV: l3 rooms mod in ps.... rs 90
LIZ st. NV, 10 rooms, mod imps., 10 90
CD coU "a. ave. n W., Ii rooms mod irlps.... % 90
SES 81: NV, lO rooms, mod. ilnps........ So %
oaS q ST. NV, II rooms. mod. tmps. 80 90
2so 81. NV, " rooms, MOI. impe........ 90 90
co. 90 ~. NV, 1OIoOms, mod. imps.....>.. 20 90
0SS zOtn b. n W.. rooms. furnished. 85 90
~ IN 81. a. w., rooms, mod. imps... 80 90
Ely Sa IN 81. NV, 9ronms. mod. tmps....... IS 90
~ II IN sC. NV, rooms, mod Jumps. So 90
9z0 !6n SI. W., rooms. mod. imps. IS 90
a0zo Stn b. Nv, 10 rooms. mod thps. ..... 30 90
~ ISL st. &c.. rooms mod. lmpS. .....>. 26 &C
~ ~ no. ave- e.W., rooms. mod. imps 49,. Is 90
i16 Mu. ave. s.W., rooms, mod. impS. 49,. rs 90
l aS SaITom ST. So, rooms, mod. imps.... 30 90
II CaLIoiI ST. 81 rooms, mod. fmps.... 20 90
,410 0Gn 81: a. w., rooms, mod. imps...... 20 90
LIZ LIZ NeW orK ave. D. W.. store. Is 90
149s NeW 1oik ave- H. w., store. 75 90
l42o New YORK avenue. stOrr...,,..,,..... TX M
A ire trent & flee room $40 r St n. VIM. % OO
flee rooms at I19. 1913 and 1923 New York
ave. NV.
FOR SALE
HOUSES and LOTS in every section Of the CITY At
p Ices 20 suit the times and on terms that will suit
e1--where. an0I7'tro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-21

DASrURA6E--Fins PASTURE, OF 80 acres;
nation inquire OF HILL and BRA. 14S
sHEAR'S, clerks. II K. 4. Whites, 635A
TON, BlAdeasburg, Nd sugl6 ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-21

Clifton w. Tayleure, the writeure, acteure.
ETC., has gone into bankruptcy. He ought to
include that last syllable Of his name among
his assets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-21

1t appears that the men who can explain the
Pennsylvania bond mystery are dead. And
the editors who are trying to understand the
matter no doubt wish they were too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-21

Angel, the Pullman car company thief, is
only the victim Of bad example. He had
seen that corporation rObbing the public so
long with impunity that he finally came to
think it couldn't be wrong to rob bis employer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-21
APoLLINARIS
NATURAL
MINER AL WATER.
Hi0hEV EFpPreSrenf,

Highly EHerrescent.
=, APPROVED by the Academic de Ms.tectne OF
France. and lis sale in France authorized by sDe-
cidt order OF The French government.
Recommended by the highest MEDICAL AU-
g. great relief for sea Sickness
"A delightful beverage; mildly antacid; m )St
grateful a. q refreShing.''
Far superior to Vichy. Settler, or any other. "
"A Soluteiy pure aud Wholesome; superior to all
for daily use; free from the objections urged
against Sroton and ar'iheiay AGRA cd waters.''
In pIegnated only with its own gas.
''Heathful and we'll suited for Dyspr psia and
cases OF acute disease, and where there is equity
dial eSis. -
by far the most agre cable, alone OF mixed with
Wine; uSefuI In CatarrhS of Stomach or Bladder
and in GOut.''
Not only luxury, but peceSs ity."
TO be had OF all Wine Merchants, GrOcers, Drug
gStS and Mineral Water dealers throughout the
United States, and wholesale Of
FRED'K DE barry 4 CO..
Nos. II and ~ Wdrren st Ne,c York,
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada
Every genuine bottle bears the registered vel
low pictorial label OF the ApollinariS Company
tLimit' %, London. aug I'm eoW2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-21

Compelled to give The rent and all my time,
, I'D work 70 turn an b. nest me,
All goods marked doy, n SO that We lost
Re. ail!ng Stoves and Tinware 1t about the cost.
Lock DER The city f,cm store to store, yoa'n I'd
STOVE MAN KEYS leaves compe,i,ion far be-
hind.
FEN KEYS. THE sTCvE MAN. knows his bust
Enough all competitors 70 unrerse,I.
No ma ter for what ware on him you call
Not another mau's pl ice IL town SO small
heepup a stout heart il money you have little:
scspe high charges OF KEYS buy your meal.
Sunshine in Homes FEN KEYS doth supply.
Wonderful ma Amt it strange.
Peep in at his door-SRK,
THE FEN KEYS RANGE"
any 21-st Corner + 7th and X SITS. n.,c.
SCHOOL OUTFITS,
'coroH GALL wooLll PIA, rg 81 NJ vpv.
FRENCH MERINoEs. v ''A ~ '.''''''
HEAVY Wight nEBEGEs. 'A''A''
oP 9tssfM2eks F5E s1Ys
BLs s1rtk SILKS o sI4 e = s. 50. Silks
cGHoREb SILKS Il si from '9e Il j o s. es
Our stock is very complete R ana fas marked at
WHITE BERKELEY LAWN at 125 cents.
The DOLLAR SHIRT,
ade o. WaDsutta COtt n and ply Linen. Open
either FRI Mt or back. All 1n'Shed.
CORsETS
] he Flexible Hip C,.se al 81 the Celebrated c.
=. Cor cts, the Comet Co SET.
LUPIN'S BLAt K GOODS, COURTAULD'S
ENGLISH GRAPE, SC &C
We are tffeTing the rem Under OF our stock Of
SUMMER GOODS, comprising Lawns, Organdies,
u enad, Rs.Ar IrS'f pSI sG z, pp1cps
E6-tne Price only.
PERRY & BROTHER,
sugzl-Zt F'ennn. are, cor. 9th 81.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

WOMAN's WORDS-An Original Review
r. OF Wn1t Women are Doing in Art Science,
Social 60 Reform and Government Also. a faith,
I t record OF what men are Going to advance the
r req one good .ooman's paper. Publ. he'd
cets nsraa se Per year 81 single copies, 10
Ger, Publishers: Mrs. Theresa Juan Lewis Nan
aging Editor, go Walnut street, Philadelphia
.1rQ
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To CORRESPONDENTS,

Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or
usiness Manager OF THE STAR, according to their
tenor, and not to any individual name Otherwisa
6ence, etc. -
Checks etc., should In all cases be made payable
70 the order OF THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
COMPAHY.-not to that OF any Individual.
~ Anonymous communications not read: "a.
1ected manuscripts not returned or preserved
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neTRICH and eveey Kind Of ORu a IVvT.1
OEzATHxRS dyed and manufacfnre6 - ~
1kkNCH 0TABLDHNENT, 0l6 m s6xset
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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
IN WIN E. RURFORD 1O8 III ree

u EAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
II WM e. BURFORD. 7O8 z street.
Ihree-story Brick Houses for Sale
SIec1a bargains are offered In two-story presa
brick Houses, with and rooms, and ali modern
improvements; $50 OF $3.50 cash balance In Small
monthly payments, or to suit purchaser
For Rent.
1918 st., frame, acknowledgements, .s25
116l ST., brick r., mod. imps. ........,... Is
1eos Corcoran St., brick, 6 r...........,..... Il
E 10 I InaM st., fsame ms g Is
At per cent. Apply to
WIN. Z. BURFORD,
JeZo Zeal Estate Broker, 7O8 st.
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NOR RENT.By THOS. J. MYERS, Real Estate
Agent, 1216 st. NV.
Frsme store aid DWslllng. lit Pa. ave. NV.
S-stor1 frame, BIO "a st., mod inps., 10 rooms.
sIoiy prick 81 18th st. NV, mod. imps., 10 Is.
story Brick. 11le 18th st. n. W.. mod. imps. 70.
Fran House, sos 14th st. n. W., 10rs., mod. imps.
'ane house, BOT 14th NV, rs water and gas.
2-story BRICK, 1913 L st. NV, 8 n. all mod. I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-21
LADIES' GOODS.

= ANCE OF the TWENTY PER Cen r Dis
SN9fNI, would state that all my goods have been
81 market value. With the business of the conn
uy on g Id basis. and with all the advantages and
lac. ieS OF ntwenty-fve yea s. experience in I'm
son advances, all the - VINO wa
NOTELTIES
IF THE BEST ETJRoPERN Hoyyara
bought direct from the manufacturers and at
prices which Will compare favorably II any in
ILLS country. II. WILLIAM,
9O7 Pennsylvania 0renme,
NNo AIeflSes fIls. aug20-tr
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CAMPBELL 4 KENNEDY,
BssiIders' Herdssore, Bor IRON. Steel.
Tin PLATE,
CUTLERY, TOOLS. FILES, &C.
0O6 Pessss. are.. Opp. Metropolitan Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-21

Average ssrosW Daily Circulation ocer
17,60O0betn0 q much larger bona fide,
regular and permanent circulation than
that OF all the other daily papers IN the
city added together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-21
lUR BOOK LIST FOR AUGUST.

0UB BOOK LIST FOR AUGUST.
aoe On me Law OF Notice. ................18 30
D a.a anu oI1Le Declsls 90
Mn,Is, netorts. vOlume xo... 6 90
&eiis seRa1ste Property Of Married Women 50
sTh W. oonnson n6sHe stephen. Is
Wa e Cp pit H mi Is
60. Saut t!c 90
~ ~ A.oliunOy 8 50
We have very select stock OF STAfIONERY IN
oil its branches. LII ~
W. II. & o. II. MORRISON
LAW BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONRra
arg1-tr lYH POM. Hsas
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LUR RENT
Il BY r. Fl. SMITH,
Reaj Estate Broker. LIE Droit BUILDING
Corner of 9th and r streets
2o22 81. NV, 10 rooms, mod. imps =. 800 90
la14 ST. W., Ii rooms, mod. imps...... 75 90
o ooo i3th ST. n. W., u rooms mod. imps.... IS 80
oSi lSth 81. w., II rooms, mod. imps.... 30 10
lid lth 81. H. " IL rOnmS, mod. imps.... 20 o.
!3i 81. W.. 1O rooms, mod. inpS........ rs 90
aS-4 81 nv, 7fooms, q, Il imps....... rs OC
~ = ann SIS n: I'D tucas, mod. imps.. ~ 90
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NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
6O6 Pennsylvania Crens1e.

NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
sos Pennsylvania avenue.
FACTS THAT CANNOT BIZ DENIED,
FIGURES THAT CANNOT BIB BB4 TEN.
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOB
RELIABLE GOOUS.
LOOK At THE FIG URES.
Ladies', Kid Button worked holes. ...........$2 90
Ladies' Check or Plain Top, Button. ........ 2 80
Ladies' Foxed Button Boots. - 20 9. 30
Ladies' French Kid sutton. 8. 66
Ladies' Best French Kid. A. B, G, ID, 81 80 to 8. 30
Ladies' good Foxed ace 6aatef. .......... Loo
Laoies' handmade Slippers .....Soc 70 ]! ~
Ladies' French Heels, Boxte ~ to Loo
Misses and children's Shoes IS cheap ~ anywhere
In the United States.
Gents fine Calf Congress .................... 3 80
Gents stitched Cal. Congress, IS. % to :. 80
Senss sona Leather Congl eSs................ =
Sn,, 81 S.oes 70 O
Boys and Youths Shoes cheap,
EVERYTHING AS REPRESENTEO.
PRICES GUARANTEED THE LOWEST
No Brawch Store. Only O~s PrScs.
augl4-r aEOk6E MEGA RTHY.