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COLORED SILKS, checked silks. striped silks
and black silks; one hundred (lU0) pieces OF
black and colOred silks: just received, new
fall patterns at Madam Hinckley's, over nv
silks excellent Quality, 81; black silks real
satin finish S125; black silks, $50 81. IS, 8:
cOlOred silks. every shade; black (Damasse(
silk and wool grenadneS.-Adct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BEFORE BUYING
Furnaces. RANGES. HEATERS,
GAS FIXTURES
Before contracting for PLUMBING or u
HEATING. call and ges oar prices, spaY
YOU WILL SAVE MONEY.
EDWARD CAvERLY Is CO,
oct7-tr Masonic Temple.
ped CEDAR CARPET LINING.
Ii MOTH PROOF.
ALL LIKE 1T THAT HAVE USED 1T.
s.us / ,MoHElsoS,s = fsrsn " WAREHOUSE,
FURNACES, RANGES, STOVES.
TO BUYERS OF FIRST CLASS GOODS.
r,rsx,Y ss,, attention t js invited to the "a
SPLENDID FIRE PLACE HEATER,
FIFTH AVENuE PARLoR, and other stove
made Sy Fuller, Warren : Co, Of Troy,
very best made.
Can and examine my stock.
L. f. SIMEON,
serls-1n 1905 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-08

SERIOUS ACCIDENTs.-Sundayr morning last.
Archer Watkins was thrown from a horse he
was riding at CniOntOwn and his skull vas
fractured. DR.. Fisher attended him and pro-
nOunced his wound serious one. IAN old
soldier named Clarkson, living at No 1888 18th
street northwest, while walking through the
P-Street circle accidentally struck his LEG
against a stake, which opened an old wound
from which the blood flowed freely, and he
soon after fell exhausted from loss of the vital
fluid. DR.. Winter gave medical aid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-08

CARPETS! CARPETS! bright patterns of In.
grains Just received, IS, 81, As, So 60. 75c all
immense stock of large double blankets, 81 80
per pair and up; Nottingham lace, from 25c. !:
large stock OF cloakS from Si.50up. Towson's,
6S6 Pennsylvania avenue, south side, near
Tth.-AGrt
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BLACK CAsHMEREs. BI.rx C,suurprs
BLACK CAsHMEKEs.-An pure wool. vide
double width, oOc.; colored cashmere, wide
SGnSie "lgIh' pure wool, only 5gc.; beautiful
dreSS goods, :. % Carriers, III Market SDae;
Ladies' real English balbrigan hose, woven
seams, only 2oc Dr. warmers health corset,
stockings ,one hundred 600 new bridal GuiIfG
$40; white hOney-cOmb quilts, 50c crib ban'
ketS, II %; pure wool blankets, $2.50.-Adrt.
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NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT-GUSTAV
~ DIDIER ANTON OTTO. against ALVINE ERNEST.
INE NATHALIE OTTO triabe in County Of NewYOrk.- -
To the above defendant; You hereby summoned to
the complaint In this action and 20 copy Of
your the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
the OF this exclusive tho day
and In of failure appear answer,
will be against default for relief
demanded In The eomplalnt.New York October 1879 ~
Nassau st. New. York. Residence, 50 ST. Marks place
To the defendant ALVINE ERNESTINE NATHALIE
OTTO. The foregoing served by pubi
cation 70 order issued BY the Hon Charles Don
ohue Justice OF tho supreme Court OF the STATE Of New
York 3st Of october 1873 and filed with the
plant In The Office Of the Clerk OF the City and County o New
York at the Court House III said city.
New York, November 2, 1873 HENRY WEHLE
DO law6wM Plaintiff Attorney.
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prates emo .fenosrs.

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ary Us. CONOVER co,
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THE LARGEST manufacturers for CRATES
for hard soft coal wood with dumping and shaking
basket wholesale and retail Liberal discount TO the trade
]. y, COSOVER co,
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THE SCHOOL BOY.
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THE FAMILY LIBRARY OF BRITISH POETRY.
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| EDGAR A. POE'S WORhS.
THE COMPLETE WORKS. A new Library Edition, con.
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Express COMPANY and nj Nos
9S and Sel Broaoway ana at Metropolitan avenue
PRoVIDENoE LINE FOR FREIGHT ONLY
Steamers ELECTRA and GALATEA leave Pier 20 North
for providence direct. !" ~
Freight via either line taken at lowest rates
i. W. FILKINs, q. p. AgL d. s. RABCocK Prsst
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatoniS
~ and Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81 steamer BdseySr0
leaves daily lsundays excepted, ct IiSo .
and Bridgeport at III D. m.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
ANSON d. +. RANDOLPH & CO.,
EDGAR A. POE's WORKS.

900 BROADWAY. CORNER OF 2OTH.sT
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23

- NewJersey southern Railroad. Commencing OctobsI
J. 1878 steamers will leave New York Pier 8 North Ri yef
foot Of connecting Sandy Hook WITH trains too
Long Branch and Philadelphia HOO a IN. 400 N.
Ssrnsga, and TgekertSn S Az P IN Mr. 1loos.m
wM. = sNEDEN,
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23

MISS BALLOW'S English and French School
w Young Ladies' and Children No "a East 22ds viii
reopen on Thursday. September 26.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-14
CONTRIBUTED.
OUR HELP.
By MRS. c. p. :.

The subject of servants is an in
exhaustible one, and, till of late
years, unknown as a topic of con-
yersation at the South. When we
owned our landmarks we no more
thought of discussing their merits
or demerits with our neighbors than
OF commenting on the fit, or ill-fit of
our own dresses. But now alas in
self-defence we are compelled to
ask each other the character and
qualifications of our vagrant, peri
patetic help. In the old days
hou~se-servants were so well under
stood to resemble. more or less, the
mistresses who had raised them and
trained them. that to indicate their
peculiaritics OF faults was often to
satirise oneself unconsciously.
Their excellencics were in an equal
degree transcripts of those they
were copied from. And this brings
me to the idea now foremost in my
mind That it would be better
for all parties if we could make
our relations Of master and servant
more permanent than hitherto has
been possible with the lately eman-
cipated ones. | had a neighbor
not long since who changed her
servant thirteen times in three
months. She was not a woman
"hard to please" either ; but the
possibility of change seemed a re-
lief eagerly grasped. If we over
came our first Impotence, digested
our first annoyances, and set our
selves seriously to work to teach
and train and improve the poor
thing who has come to serve us,
we might in no long time reap our
reward III a good and efficient SER
want. But it would take time, and
1t ac0uM take kindness. The
warmth of persistent kindness
would weld "our help" to us so
effectually that they would seem to
be part of us. There is no service
like that of an attached old SER
want, who has lived with you long
enough to "know your ways" and
who erves you for loves sake. Our
Southern women, town and coun-