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THE SITUATION IN EUROPE.

The Turco- Russian war grows in
interest as it progresses. Statesmen
and diplomatists, kings and bankers,
monarchists and peasants begin to
speculate upon present iesults and
final conclusions.
Russia is terribly in earnest, and has
made war with deliberation and pur.
pose. Turkey is struggling for exist
ence. Dotpotic Russia fills her ranks
and Golfers, and her ambition is cruel
" Indifferent to human suffering her
soldiers are slaves and their possessions
taken for the prose ,ution of the war.
Germany is, or will be, the ally of
Russia. England stands alone look.
ing for allies. France remembers her
late trouble with Germany and will be
reluctant tc become involved in war
merely to help England, besides Rus
sian money and diplomacy are now
being used to secure the friendship Of
one Of the great parties in France
A portion Of Austria sympathlze with
Russia, part with Germany and a
part with Turkey, for she was the asy-
lum for the Hungsrians in lS49. Ger
man money and dictation control Bel
GUM; Germany wants more Of France
for a crown. The mobiles of France
will court the alliance of Germany to
secure their wealth and titles which
are now endangered by the Republi-
cans or Communists.
The war now points to great and
protracted struggle; not a war to ben
eft mankind in general, but a war to
destroy constitutional government
and to strangle forever every sentl-
ment or hope Of liberty among the
great mass of the people. AS civil
officer is not known in Germany or
Russia now, it is their purpose to de-
stroy the civil system everywhere
Even in Democratic America we see
the same sentiment having advocates,
and here it will, it is to be feared, at
no distant day be the leading idea.
1t is ssen at once that Germany and
Russia can command every nan in
their borders to perform military ser
vice, which is an element Of strength
possessed by no other power. When
sentiment exists in the ranks, it is an
element of weakness eventually fatal
unless it is held and controlled bv ar.
btraty power.
The statesmen Of England compre-
bend this serious condition. Whether
she participates or not, her rights will
be invaded and the integrity Of hel
empire dismembered. Active partlc'
ipation in war may be worse. With.
out allies, she will be compelled tc
submit to any terms her conquerol
may dictate. With such allies as Aus
tria and France, she will only be able
to protract contest which will desc
late and impoverish Europe.
During this war, if it comes, Amer
lea will be the great storehouse Of the
world. The armies in the old worl(
will consume all available men. The
fields will be abandoned and the man
ufactories will be silent-we will en-
Joy harvest Of plenty, much needec
by our impoverished classes.
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Notice TO Creditors.

NO 4.59 EQUITY
III the Circuit Court for Frederick
County, sitting IN equity.
James w. Eichelbcrger,
vs.
Casper Myers, executor of Mary NJ llouck
deceased, and others.
The Creditors of Mary NJ. Houck, now
deceased, are hereby notified to file their
claims properly authenticated i'll the office
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Fred
crick county, on or before the 10Th day OF
January. A ID 1878, otherwise they may be
dcbarrcd from all participation in the funds
in this cause.
FL. NELSON,
dccoO4t Auditor
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PU B Il &c S A l. &

Dy virtue OF IN order Of the Orphans
IL Court for Frederick county, the sub
scriber Us executor of the last Will ana les
lament of Elias Stouticr, late of said coun'
tv, deceased, will offer at public sale al the
Gilbert House, Mechanicstown, on
Saturday, January 3, 1877.
at O'Clock p. IN, the following Real rs,
tate, to wit All that part or parcel OF land
situated and living on the road from Me
chanicstown to Mt st Mary's College,
about 81 miles from each place, containing
1874 Acres more or less, divided into
THREE FIELDS,
enclosed in good fencing, The improve
mCnts consist of
GOOD LOG HOUSE,
II stories high, Smoke HouSc, good 10y
Stable and b,rnhoor and other necessary
ou,hnildingS all in good order. There Is
also young and thriving orchard in full
bearing Of choice frlii, of various kinds on
the premises, and a well Of never failing
water near the house Any person or per
sons wishing to view the property
will call upon John S. Knott, IiN I'M
adjoining the property, who will take plea
sure in showing the same.
TERMS or SAIE.-Onc half cash on tho
dav of sale, or on the ratification of tn,
sale by the Court, the balance III twelve
months from day OF sale with security sat
lstactory to the Trustee, and hearing inter
est from day of sale Upon the payment
of the whole purchase money Il good anc
sufficient deed will he given The pur
chaser to be at expense Of convcyancing
Possession given on the LIST day of April
1877.
JACOB STOUFFER,
dCc13 IS Executor.
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or ut this office
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WANTED.

Durchascrs for all or part of G. set of
l. Single and Double Harness. "a Saddles,
43 Blind Brides, 81 Riding Brides, III
Ilaltcrs, 100 Assorted Whips, 300 Collars
and lot of Horse Blankets, Lap robes, NC.
ID. G. MARTIN.
Nov15.3 m. Mcchanicstown Md
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-03
Ste e6teGen Ses @trbelnnrmes.

Ser @irbeliturm, tpel6er an1 %. W1at
einen S6etl N~StSconftn'S our6fegte, mar
am geipaltigiten IN Der @tgenb stpil6en ben
StGbtd)en Oregon uno 8errD. Seine
8a0n tpar oft ldier etue Babe Wteile brett,
bann tpieoer gang i6ual ul1b er raste in
nor0Ditli6er 9ti6tung iiber 20 Wteilen
ipett oaDtr, unSGbliSe 6duler, S6eunen
nn6 3Gune 8ertriimmerno, SeIber, 8dIber
uto SbitgGrten Der6eereno, aQerlei Gje>
t6ter, Yferoe, Ninbpteb, S1peine, S6afe
II. i. N. nit it6 forttrageno uub Serl6metz
ternb uno - paS ba5 Sraurtgite lit -
Diele Weni6en ebenfals nit fi6 f~ortreiz
Beu0 uro fte tDoteno ooer b~ertuunoeno.
Die 3abl ser auf Ser Steue 9et0Dteten
Wteni9en betrdgt in ie1er @egenb aQetn
mtnoeltens 5tpan5ig, Die Der 8ertpunbeteu,
bon benen AUDI no6 man6er iterben muB,
iber bul1bert.
Gtele 8erlonen nurben 6Er9 Die Griimz
aner i6rer bonn gSir6eliturme eingeri1ienen
6Gltier erl6lagen pber i6iper p~ertpun6et.
IS leien nod fol8enbe Sale ertpGbnt:
9aS 6auS 0tartin @arner's ipuroe ert
groBen SDetls bonn Sturme in Die Qufte
geboben uno bann 3ertritrnnert. 8ater,
SHUTTER unO t~ingite5 Sinh parer u1ter
Sriimmern begraben; Die Gltern arbeite=
ten ft6 troB ihiperer @unben beraus, fanz
ben aber bas ebenfalls mebrfad p~eripnnDete
&tn66en erit na6 tdngerem Suden, 10
DonitGnbtg mai eS nit S9utt beoedt.
Sin ID6terben @arner's iparb glei6setz
ti9 auf benz 6eimpeg bon Der SdJule upnt
Sturm er9riffen uub fortgerilieu ltno erlitt
beim Stur5 auf Die @r6e nur unbebeutenoe
g~erleBungen. Sobn Waran unD ietne
Srau b%e9anner, ais ibr 6als mantle, GIT
tlie9en, Der Waal1n 9elangte nod re6t5ettts
bil1alts, Die Srau tuurbe BON BEN 9erabfalz
Ienben Srilmmern Seri9mettert. Sci 8on
purOen 3tpet Wttt9lteber elmer noripegil9en
Santtlie Don Iriimmern cridlagen.
A~uffauenO lit es, baB MIR 9Gentge baz
ran oa@ten, ft9 in ben Seller i6res 6auz
les 81 fl9ten; Dieaei9t batter iie aber
aud feline E3eit mebr ba3u. Sobu 8rice
befano it6 beiun !6eranbraulen bes
Sturms nit ietner Srou in einem i3immer
ieines 9aules. PIOBIi@ fIblteW lie, tpie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26

Representative Glover, who is Sarcastically
styled Investigator Clover and who has been
making another series OF ridiculous water-hauls
in the Treasury Printing and Engraving Bu-
reau, and the Government Printing Office. has
fresh occasion to indulge in the melancholy re-
frain = No one left 70 love me now" a demo-
cratic correspondent of the democratic New
York Horid rises 10 explain that the Glover who
is mentioned in the race for the Missouri Sena-
atorshlp Is not Mr.. John VI. Glover ''whose re-
cord Is being freely ventilated and is against
him, but Is Mr.. Samuel T. Glover '.WhO enjoys
the reputation OF being one or the best of west
ern lawyers" OF Mr., John NJ. Glover. he cruelty
says: lie retireS from the House OF Represen-
tatiVeS next March, having been discarded by
TIC democrats OF his district for Mr.. Hatch. and
j am certain that he does not possess in other
sections of the state the popularity which he
lacks az home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26
8 Common Language.

The idea Of a common language for all dwell
Crs on this planet has peculiar fascination for
ali who have studied the. varying forms in
which the different races of men express their
thoughts. Plans OF more or less ingenuity.
founded on the common features OF all Ian
guages. have been proposed, on which it has
been suggested that the nations Of the earth
may compromise. Meanwhile the English. in
itself a compromise language, is spreading 50
rapidly over the earth, that hopes have been
excited 81 its final adoption as the universal
tongue. The time has not Yet come when a
confidence in the speedy realization OF these
hopes Ray be sustained by argument. But it
may be said that If any language ever prevails
throughout the world il will be the English.
The character of the people who speak it. no
less than the resources Of the language ITSELF
confirms this belief. They are a literary people
ana their language serves to express greater
amount OF thought than any other. It is said
that the hundred million English speaking
people have Iar more books and newspapers
than the remaining billion and a quarter Of the
earth's population, and that more than one
half OF the worlds letters mailed are in Eng
iish. They are an enterprising people
small III numbers, they TIIe One-fourtb
OF the carth'S population and territory
They are Il commercial people Their language.
suggests DR.. John A. WeiSSe. in q recent work.
controls the highways and bYways of trade:
. IL is spoken by ali races. from the ESqulmaux.
Caucasian Nalaydn. HiudoO. and American In
dian TO the IIOttentOt. II commands most of
the weird : mechanical skill. consequently most
al its manufactures and commerce, and most of
lis political. Intellectual. social. moral and re-
ligiOuS influence. Circumnavigate the globe.
60 from pole 10 pole, and the English tongue
viii han you on every ocean and sea. greet YOU
on every island, welcome you in every haven
Tie neire" the world gets 20 a universal Ian
Glage tie greater progress il viii make in
every branch Of human attainment. In pro-
portion as the limitations upon the diffusion of
the results OF human thought. due to Il babel OF
tongues are removed. knowledge VIII spread
more widely and more rapidly While the mill
iennium may perhaps be expected before the
time when the speech OF every man on the
planet VII be ineligible 10 all his fellow crea-
lures, the tendency or the world is iii this direc-
ti0n. Anything that may be done to improve
and simplify the Uttering. writing and printing
OF the English language. viii not only benefit
English and American poSterity, but the mil
lions TO whose use our forms of speech may
thus be more readily adapted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26
DRIabiP Sheet

Another interesting dOUbie-sheet issue OF THE
STAR. with q large edition to meet the demand,
v i'll be printed on Saturday, aud advertisers are
again requested to send their announcements
early to secure favorable display and proper
Classification. Many people prefer to make
their holiday presents on New Years day in
stead OF Christmas day, and those who have
holiday goods to sell should bear this fact in
Inind, and keep the public advised that they are
prepared to supply the demand through the en-
tire holiday season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26

Whatever distrUst OF the present Geographic
system q means Of political communication
recent disclosures may have caused, it is not
believed that our managing statesmen. either
OF the visiting or the hOme-guari variety. VIII
Insist upon the substitution OF the new English
apparatus foT sending messages IN the hand
writing OF the writer. They VIII, doubtless.
froWn upon the invention. ana eHclaim with
Hitting emphasis: Take away the autographs
machine. States can be saved without il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26

Judging by the disOrdery conduct yesterday
the quality OF the whiSkey sold must have been
exceptionally bad II was a sad falling off
from the usual quiet observance OF Christmas
day in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26
BOOKS. &c.

WOMAN'S WORDS.-An Original Review of
w what Women are Doing in Industry Education
!Phlanthropy, Social Reform. Art. Science, Litera
ture and Government. Also, faithful record OF
what men are doing to advance the interests of
Women Every household should read one good
Noman's Paper. Published monthly. Price per
year by mail, postage prepaid, 81 00 single comics
10 cents THERESA JUAN LEWIS and SARA
ANDREWS SPENCER, Publishers Call or SEND
orders to Mrs. THERESA JUAN LEWIS Mana2ine
EDITOR. Room No. 10, Republic Building, Il0I Penn.
sylVanla ave. Gec3
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"REoRGANIZING THE SECRET SERyICE-A
Washington dispatch saws:
The secret service OF the Treasury depart-
Iieht VIII De reoTganZed OF the LIST OF January
Mf BroOks VIII remain at the head OF the ser
VICE Benson. the present assistant chief who
mas distinguished himself lately by accusing
senator COnoyer OF having stolen the missing
1ot springs clause OF the Sundrv civil appropri
atloh Dill, VIII be removed from his posltion aS
assistant, although il IS probable that he will
ue Ietalhed III the service. He will be given a
strong pfOpenSitieS can neither IyOrL in mr. -
others nor himself. IL is understood that Rem
sons Olnclal OacAer Is Don Cameron. and MIR
ohoteT naS eApIeseed the wish that Benson
This seems TO be a case OF a wheel within a
wheel. 1t IS certainly a curious effort In the
direction OF 'remOdeling" the service which is
in so much disrepute. Just now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26

II is cabled that the report OF the Ameers
flight has not been confirmed" Now all the
funny men Will be rushing 10 say something
about its being Ameer runor, sc. Too bad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26
To Correspondents.

Letters should be addressed TO the Editorial or
Business Nanaser of The STAR, according to their
tenor, and not to any individual name. Otherwise
provoking delays may oocur, On account Of sb-
sence, etc.
Cbecks etc, should In al cases be made payable
70 the order of TEE EVENING Star NEWsPAPER
CoMPANY-not to that of any individual
II Anonymous communications not resd re-
tected manuscripts not returned or preserved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26

The story that is having the most successful
run Just now Is the Le5yeS novel The Riders OF
the Green Baldric-' Almost every paper in the
country seems TO appreciate its merits and
copies the opening chapters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26
HOTELS.
EUROPEAN HOTEL,

u No. SO4-SIL II street -. TO-,
Located in the center of the city, within half square
from the Post Office and i'll close proximity to all
the city railways, is now open for the reception of
transient and permanent guests. The Office, six
transient guests, are located at No S1l. No 804 is
Ie large do4oe mansion opposite Psongng to the
loftiest, newly and elegantly furnished. No cooking
is done on those premises, and are therefore very
Rooms are on the ground floor. The Culinary De-
paTtlnent is under the immediate supervision of my
O'Clock. Dinner Table d'hote, at 5 p. m sharp; six
courses, including i oysters The house is open all
Meals and Board will be furnished in my portable
Kitchens IN any part Of the city Lovers Of specific
ty-five years experience in the hotel business in
Europe and the United States authorizes me in as.
surfing my patrons that this establishment will be
first class in every respect, and the rates will be
found very moderate for the comforts it presents.
deco Inn l.. EISINGER, Proprietor
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Key of offices in Vernon Row with janitor room 81
issue on the LIST and 18th of each month bulletin
OF all property for rent and sale my books, which
can be had on application at my ofce, or viii ha
by mail if desired tiec2s-tr
u A. MCINTYRE,
u. REAL ESTATE BROKER,
No. 9l8 street, opposite Masonic Temple.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26

Among The handsome journalistic features OF
Ihe season are the Christmas numbers OF the y.
\. Graphic and the Baltimore Wcekly SAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26
THE CHEAP CASH STORE.
ok FINE DREss SHIRTS

- =
- Made to order, OF Walnsutta Muslin and Extra
fine Linen bosoms, for $3.50; ready to put On.
Finest DRESS SHIRTS made to order in the
most elegant manner for 81 25
Our MYSTERY" SHIRT, unfinished. At rs cts
made OF Wamsutta Muslin and Extra fine Linen
posonl,, l Is, the cheapest Shirt In the world
good SslI as !. any N 81 Shirt in the market
Our Mystery" Shirt is retailed at Factory
mas Gift, ~
The GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT, OPEN FRONT
at 80 cts. is made of the same material as the Mys
terry" - A' ''
Our 81 Shirt, ready to put on, has been reduced
Are compelled to Reduce Stock at our Factory In
Baltimore as we are about to build large addition
thereto, and desire to carry less Stock xhist tht
building is in progress.
nov5-tr MEGINNISS. 1909 II street n, ,s.
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To Traveller. and Iss..dsnt. Abroad.

The EyEEISG STAI vii b. fO3,Ed on hls at the
follow Inx places where also. ADVERT Sefnents a1i
subscriptions VIII be received Henry K. GIRL 4
Co, Az Strand, ChartIg Cross, london f'i,s-7ss
Hsrtwick, llS Boulevard Nagsate, and y 7. Herald
of1oe. a. Avenue de rOpera, Paris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26
By VI. e. BURFORD.
Real Estate Broker. 7(lS Z at. nv.

No COG 10th ST. n W., frame, r., mod. imps a3s
No 800 9th ST., store and cellar. mod. imps..... 80
Corner Goth and II sts., store Is
No. 708 z St, Office rooms. SIS to 30
For Sale.
Special bargains In small two-gtOry press brick
HOUSES by paying $500 cash the balance In month.
~ lnstalments to suit purchaser.
Also number of fargo HOUSES from "a 900 to
$12 600. To be sold at great sacrifices and on easy
terms
Oal and examine my list before purchasing,
w. e BURFORO,
nov9-tr Real Estate Broker, 70S st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26
To Advertisers.

Advertisers are requested to send tn tAetr "a
noancements as early in the day IS possible and IN
Al cases before IL O'Clock NJ. The insertion II t5e
same days issue of those reaching tbs ofioe After
that hour cannot be assured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26
MEDICAL. &c

DK. LEON. the Oldest Established and only
- Reliable Ladies' Physician in the city. can be
consulted every Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday
az No o. go ON ST near r. from TO O'Clock. All
dence 10 Barnet st, Baltimore. decl82w.
DR. BROWN cures Spermatorrhea, Premature
!! Decay, Seminal Emissions, Lost Nigor and sill
diseases OF private or venereai nature. Office,
looo IL ST, near 10Th St H. dec101ms
MANS MISSION ON EARTHLY thor
DFlneG disabilities may be removed. The eKperi.
ence OF ~ years study observation and profession
a practice showing the agencies that viii insure
stored manhood, strengthened vitality, and sound
conultlons OF health that have been impaired by
ove1taXed powers statement of obstacles to mar
rage and OF the means by which they can be re-
moved BY mall 25c., currency or postage stamps.
hhaaress See,y Museum Anatomy and Science. LAG
broadWay. N Y nov2ltths .6m
M ANHOoD RESTORED.
ture decay, nervous debility, etc. having tried in
vain every known remedy, has found simple self
cure which he viii send FREE to his fellow sufferers
Address j. Ii. REEVES,
myZ4eoIySK ~ Chatham street, n. Y.
DR. ROBERTSON can be consulted every
- wednesday and Saturday at his Office 474 c
St n:w., near 9th St, adjoining National Hotel from
2to 9 p m, on all diseases of the Urinary Organs
quickly cured. All Female Complaints quickly cured
consultations strictly private, and cure suaran
CHARGES moderate Main odioe. Is q Entaw st,
Baltimore oct4-1y
DH. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE BE
u stores manhood and the vigor Of youth TO the
most shattered constitution In four weeks. Failure
impossible This lfe-restorng remedy should he
taken by all about TO marry, or who have become
weakened from excess or any other cause. Success
as soe ss tis Sss;
University Psce, New York
Druggists supplied jsn1tr
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DRY GOODS.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
OF
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS IN THIS CITY.
REDUCED, REDUCED, REDUCED,

We have reduced the prices of all of our beautiful
DRESS GOODS. Double width pure Silk and Woo
Dress Goods reduced to 81 SILK and Wool Dress
Goods reduced to 30. Pure Wool Colored Cash,neres
requced 20 Do Piano Covers, embroidered with silk
reduced to So.
CARRIERS, III Market SPACE.
Bieached Table Damask, So 81, U.s. 81 Cloth for
boys wear, pure wool, So, IS, 81 Waterproof Cloth
rsanced 70 SO; Cloaks from S. to ;S33 Cloaking
Slcths' al klnds Pure Wool Beaver Cloth for ladies'
cioaks $3.50. Blankets, pure WOO, s. so IS. 81 so
Sl0 Table Covers, embroidered with silk 50 So
dec9tr CARRIERS, III Market SPACE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26

CECOND t@ CLOTHING.-The ONLY plsos
- IN the city 70 dispose Of Second hard Ciothins.
Watches Guns. Pistols, SO. 81 fair cash price is q
The original HERZl3s8.
ee Tn street near penna ave,
By calling q OF Addressing the aboye number ON
In promptly attondod q. War5oi1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26
DROPERTY FOR RENT,
L By r. O. HOFFMAN,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiouaeF,
10TH and & SITS NV
For Rent (Fprnished)

HOUSES and LOTS in every section OF the city al
prices to suit the times and terms that Will suit
customers Call snd see my list before purchasing
elsewhere.
dec21.tr R. O. HOFFMAN,
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FOR SALE.

Tor SALE-CHEAP-A good, gentle HORSE free
L driver; can be driven by lady; will 81
stand without hitching. W. H. WHEAT IRN
LEY, 49 Jefferson St, Georgetown. d20-tf III
E'OR SALE-A large stock of new and secondhand
l. CARRIAGES, suitable for summer M-H =
or winter use, at prices to suit the times. HiH8L
Repalrlng promptly attended to, at -NSSA-
duced prices.
ROBERT h GRAHAM.
Repository and Factory 4l04l6 9th st., bet d and
NV dec11-tjan3
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LOST AND FOUND.


I OST-Tuesday afternoon, on It'll ST. or in some
= one OF the stores while shopping, Ladys SABLE
TlPPET. A suitable reward will be paid for its
return to No. 1904 18th st. NV. dec26-lt
| OSTmA lght-colOred shaggy hair SCOTCH TER
IL RIER DOG, with tag No. IL. A liberal 60
reward will be paid by returning him to 2~x
WIN. BALLANTYNE, 42S 7th st. 1t -
/ OST-On the night of December 25th 1875 be-
IL tween Vermont ave. and st and 1913 L st NV,
part Of GOLD WATCH CHAIN with Gold Kew and
Iocket reward will be given if returned to 1913
!. 81 NV. dec263ts
I OST-On Saturday night, BUNCH of KEYS;
IL four in number. Finder will be - ~. m
suita.bly rewarded by leaving them at S'-as7y
the Star office dec23-3ts -