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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-13
Blowing Hot nn9 Cold with the
sa.na Brenth.

The Madison Democrat has the cot
lowing u MY II regard 10 the Repnb.
lean cony cntion and is candidate
for Congress:
I'll raorA,iam convention &c thr
tlTil cMsresaio al district, at Ma
nia, aapsesl thc following resolU-
.on;" HAT tais convention cordially
approve md endorse Sac platform NJ
principle ~ Published in the late
add 'esso' the republican state central
COMMITTEES Of Wise lsin." This il
tie ifrst resolution III fle same plat
form. Ihe last Resolution II the
sane PLATFORM contains tae follow
in; " eorlia'ly a3aaoge u the
support is ,Nr liaxsltaNl gave q tit
u,ll providing for the reconciliation
al silter;,f his advocacy Of tha meats
are maNhg greanblsl,3 u full legal
teuder fe' al nunItc ana private
debts;of ny sapp2tt 81 tha i'gr blll
prohibiting the tastler retirement of
yhe srcenhlelS currency.
Following Els denomination. Nr.
llazeiten made i speech nc acceptance
in which Ia embodied some of the
m,strsG tlhlcl m1a,y tlll that ii
il possible to utter. This Il, 4 gttl,
sear t2i W. 2',.t.>.ans T. blow not
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-13
Local Items.

Dellcr.
The Public Schools orened on Mon
day last with 4 good attendance
Adam Torepaugh will be at Prairie
du Chen Oh the 20tli INST
John ana theodore hinnerg are
arc making oar city q brief visit.
Brown, of the Galcna Gazette was
il town last week, attending the Fair.
- po,4,o, No. - I'LL, a;4,
are spending the week in Madison.
,, ANN, -, ca.
-, ~ .,l1' s'.., =. a,,,".
column.
M phil, t,,wronce and wife of
r,Lader Iowa ara visiting f,ends l.
this city.
Ask our Republican delegates to the
IIazolton convention at Muscoda what
constitutes "Republlcan break fast"
william Ambarg Of Ehicara. who
spent 70 past week ~ TINS city, re-
turned 70 chicago To-day
Prominent citizens Of Darlington,
Psattovllle, Dodgeyille, and other
49," =" ~ " 49, 80 ,'''' "''' '''0
Attorney ueilerai i'soil ca'''e
Gown from MADISON 70 aIteia VIC
:"
Jeinl Nahc9laSa ana VIC Werehete On
visit from Macon City, iowa, last
~ - SIT.
9.'.,, ,, w. 49, ~ = 1870 No..
- 49, 49, 800 ,o''''o''',, nov ''' -" "
''''o' "0''e' ~" ~
Hcad Inc cara 81 the Commercial
house. boug'Yii''' Adam ha'Refg y
toena firat .,I,ss honan
M, MN,
~ : ,D'''' - ~ 49, 49,
,, ~, ~ 49, - ''",',' ~,
4 800 w. ~" 80
'.'''' ~ w. '''''' : - - go
80 - ,'',''o 9"9N'' w. '''' '''
" F'cSe 81 s'e ali9Se, oFaS lof Se''F',
y PN' ff'a' y 9 60 aeI io'lf'' ! al
" ~ ~ filoa' morning h''''
ltoy. a, w. eeabreose and ramily re-
lurnod from their spnnar vacation,
"a Tuesday last. Services viii be
Gald as usual II Yaaity Church ~
Friday cyepins, and sunday morning
and evening naSt.
While clearing out ihe Fair build
ng, on Saturday ltL M Nicholas
Ia'hoY loala seVef" ailall Articles
.{i'ien i.ad been Oh .eAli'oltloe III me
fat. rho owners can oRiVn them
bY applying Co nm ~ hl3 Residence,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-13
soeeial lSli.lco.

x meeting of ailthose Interested in
= lecoure eourse, the coming wintcr, ~
hereby cailed tor ueNt Wednesday
evening. Il Gle Reading Rooms, " " J
O'Clock. 'fIe character y entertain
menis, anom. desirable 70 Is raised
for such object, sad the selection oi II
committee ei arrangements Will ha
considered \ iue list IT foreign
talent eau he procured ut low rates.,
and /. seems desirable 10 take steps w
secure This most excellent feature for
tha amusement ana instruction 81 the
community for the evenings III pros
pet.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-13


George H. Peatetoa, in y speech
delivered a few days ago sai,l:--
"ihe democratic party has IT'S foln-
cation i'll the c31aict eternal Fl c,yiI
socie,y ba.wlcn ill., rights 81 map aatl
thn flanC' .e4 2ra'als. ala thc
ne - p3hj,l@es &c s ;l.n-;n tie
conflict, ii,i@raC IN our federal sys-
tembetWean therights Of the coasli5-
aenss and tie powers Of Die central
government, between states rights
and consolidated power, between
home rn}e AMI p4ternal government
between union ana unity. The DEM
ccratic party has always stood firn
fer the people against the CLASSES
for The iniiyialaai Is linit tha mlsr5.
for the powers reserved against The
powers grmted, aad therefore L viii
exist IN governments a. !ong rs tie
aspiration for tie Mnaliorati0n OF
mans condition exist, In the hamaa
heart; it willeXist IN oar government
us long 10 the aspiration for eoa,ti.u-
tiolal Liberty and constitutional ma
ion are the tests IF American patriot
ism.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-13
Market Reports.

AS reported this day week, our mar.
kets are quite active, offerings liberal
and receipts quite large. From East
crn adyices We learn that no note
worthy changes have tak9n place.
Nearly all classes Of produce quite
firm at last weeks quotations.
FLOUR Has experienced 70 nc
ticeable change, grades and Prices re-
naming about dS quoted last week.
l'Htenis, .................S 49, ON
! Irairle .lllE,........... : 40
NandaIla hnaHtN,. > ~
Oil tdpltal, ............. ~
Aa.s........ .......... %
WlIEAT-There was tolerdbly
active hasiness in this market, but ii
prices u Shade lower than quoted this
day last week. a fair demand fol
seed has held choice Winter triao
above the market, selling for this
purpose from soc. To 800 per bushcl
FOR shipping purposes, 75c. is a fair
price. spring Wheat sells from Toe. to
roc, according 70 sample.
COIN = Unchanged, sc 70 CSC.
OAro-Nolninal and dull, with no
material change ia quoati1ns a.
though the light offerings Of late may
lend to strengthen prices a triti !, later
ia the season. No. White, l3c. to l.c
Noe White, l3c to lie; Mixed, re.
10 l3c.
BARLEY "a Quiet and nominal.
Feed IS worth from zoe. to I0c. ac-
cording 70 color and quality; 10. :,
from G0c to soc.
FLAX-SEED--Thi8 branch of cur
market ruled lirmer during the latter
part of the Week although prices have
not c1aagea M IlerdIly. The weak
ness noticeable daring The early part
Of the weck bid far for d day or
two 0 crush prices triile, but after
words rallied ilnd continued firm III
last weeks quotations. Prime, $l97.
ll0Gs Market du!l and prices
tame, and unchanged, ranging from
$40 to $500 for ordinary, While
choice grades viii bring perhaps $3lo.
Quality generally poor.
CATTLE Although quiet, yet a
shade frner, the position OF Eastern
markets giving buyers confidence.
Choice shipping sr.tliaa sell At ! slight
advance over last weeks prices.
The following is correct price
list.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-13

Walters theatrical troupe stve ey-
eelleit entertainments II tits city
dariaT las- Week. Ills eomplny IS
Now oae of laa very hs>t e.ma,.i.:, i
travelling. Oar eis.2ttaa ofle
t.l4lE>.ala.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-13

and cold in the same breath, Plat
forms and speeches mHst contain
something that viii suit the taste and
tickle the fancy Of the votes, what
ever may be his Yinwe.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-13

NtRMEp.-At tie residence of the
BRIDES parents. III this ci;y, ~ tha
l9ta inst. hN Res Emory Fisher. Mr.
samuel JellNia ani Mss Llizl Ann
smilh.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-13
rs So. < llatsers.

! Lave several we'll brad, l,s.-allss
graded Sart Horn Bull Calves for
III. on reasonable terms.
JlIN PEE.
~. d, lsss,s
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-13

title was "a Trio of DISTINGUISHED
Preachers" Tic services and calr.
acters Of Robert Hall, Roland IIill
and Edward =. Taylor, were held III
for the admiration and imitation Of
all. The scenes OF their llbOr5, IL not
the men We're well known to the lee
tnrcr. The former IN English Bap.
list preacher, was celebrated for his
learning and clpqaence even lfon n
child. Roland Hill was renowned for
his wit and pefSua8iveness, ana Ed
ward Taylor, an iliitcrate Boston
sailor, Wa famous for his grand an
a2inatiyene33. The continue flw Of
the discourse was plea3ingly inter
spersed with anecdotes ana HE wit
and wisdom vi the dIyiae3. The
lecture Was 50 well received that u
purse Of $40 WA raised.
4eas------ 'r,t-.-. ---..---~--.
The following WIS contributed to
the Prairie la Chien Courier by Rev.
a. H. Slmurs: Northern people
cam It comprehend the horrors o. II
Southern epidemic. Imagine, i, you
can, sky Of brass and earth Of iron
tn III pouring his rays Town Is
] from farm zee, you walk through the
principal streets Of the city, and lie
inpalpa1ie dist lies upon everything
AMI fills The ar To- suffletliDn. At
,CVatg step Your noStrils are ai5ailed
with the most Disgusting anall Of
dead nnd clfate ani9nd and vegetable
una ter Tae hrar,cs pass Won iii
rapid succession, o. perhaps u wagon
load ., paupar dad. They don't aid
20 BthIng salt,bIilN t, tie atmosphere.
People pa you IL harr.l steps,
with Melcllrl faces AMI ] wneast
looks a3 though wondering when
tlmir turn would como. 40 smiles
axe seca on anY face, No Eugl Is
heard except from Sume heT-saI1on,
Winfo man ar1 dtjnNing themselves
to t,espanto oblivion of taa peri1s
abpiJ tarm the drugs 4n3 ata
oool dly AMI nyiR, and dD3 thriving
business. Tho doctors ana eergyln
Good hIcss ihena &c harryia L. and
IT. ~ though upon i halile lid. Thn
husly aHd a. fImisa.,t, men,
womea Wld children on aI ale., onyy
it1lr 3 u. F..
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-13
CON nuni Gated.

EDITORS DEYOcEAT: - Allow ma
through yo4r paper 10 offer some crit
icisms III some features Of the Fair.
Should Won lave been passing
through tic Fair house Just about the
time The judges appointed t. award
premians "a fancy articles, needle
w9rk, jeiiies, etc. were On duty, yog
might hN ei.l r,aaarks something
litetae JOS 2Sing addressed by own
ers N some ef sall articles to the
JUDGES. THIS IA tnjae-is it not splea-
did! That ielly belongs to me-what
rs you think Or IT,
Now remarks of Ills character may
not haze biaaed III Judges ii thri
decisions, and yet Win oar kuowledg
Of human nqtira, We IRE under tlr
impression thaJ many wrons decis-
ions are nude tov tbe sake Of pleasing
certain persoa3, or on account of per
s9ual friendship.
Taen again, the Jal@es themselves.
lH many c&s"S arc posted III regard
y The articles theE IRE appointed t.
ledge. Take ~ instance, the gentle
laen appointed for tic Mechanical de-
partnent. While Ley might be good
judges in othcg branches Of their de-
partmrnt they coH!i Judge neither
well nor iDttlIi%rAly on the quality
OF a'oYes. t5g Waite engaged In this,
department of their work one of thena
WIS heard to remar&, That lie did moi
see any difference u ~ stoyes,-they
wee III 81 The same principle. And
what is tfnr IA this instance is true
IL 'nany others steps should b.
taken remedy these evils. No man
should j" ST lect4d to Judge amy article
unless posted III rrai.rd to it. Ana
most rcrtainiv persons ought not 10
Inform the judges of TIE articles
brought by tEeH,-- aTt! wherever this
IS done IT, titinsa ii question ought
10 fail 70 receive premiums, whether
deserving them at MI. OBSERVER.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-13

The Democratic convention heid at
Museoda Oh Tuesday last was one of
which the Democracy of the district
may well feel proud. II was composed
OF preventative men. intensely in
earnest in their efforts to place the
PARTY right before the people, and
e. keep il true 70 iJs traditional prin-
ciHies. Tie nomination Of such d
nan as Judge Cotlrrn Is what might
maze hecn expected froa this con
genuoa. Judge Cotlren acccles
10 the irresistible demands of his
friends and accepts tho nomination.
The people will thank the Democracy
for compelling him 20 come forward,
and will elect him by good majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20
Joseph Henry.

Science, like virtue, is its own reward and
in the great majority Of cases it has not been
otherwise rewarded. The history of the past
Is full OF the lives Of giants i'm science who
have lived and died needy and without honor.
But there are exceptions to the rule, all the
more pleasing for their comparative rarity.
The venerable head of the Smithsonian InSti-
tuition, Joseph Henry, in the closing stages OF a
well-spent life, receives not only the most sin :
cere admiration from those who can fully APP
preciate the value of his labOrs, but is respect
ed and reyerenced by all who know him. The
Academy of Sciences, in declining with ex-
pressiOns of the deepest regard to consider his
proffered resignation as president of that body,
and, again, by the enthusiasm with which it
received his address OF yesterday, gives con-
yincing testimony to the afectiOnate regard
in which Professor Henry is held by all scien
lists The recent tribute to his services and
character, in the shape of fund of consider
able amount, shows that appreciation of him
is not confined to the inner circle of his fellow
labOrerS, but can be expressed in substantial
form by prominent citizens in some of our
great cities. He will pass the rest of his days,
and may they be many, cheered by the re-
spect, affection and sympathy of all about
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

IL is announced that New Yorker has de-
yised the burner lately requested in TIE
STAR, by which the electric light can be used
for general Illuminating purposes. 1t is some
what after the order of the kind used i'm Paris,
but Is said to be superior in respect to the
mechanism employed for maintaining a large
number of lights in single circuit. IT, as the
maker of the machine claims, the ght can be
furnished at One-tifteenth the cost of gas and
of far superior Illuminating quality a step
has been taken in the right direction. In
yentOrS are invited to go ahead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

MIR. Hendee's proposition to take up the
amended District government bill, last night,
was prevented by the objection of Mr.. Stenger
of Pennsylvania. Mr.. Ittner, of Missouri, at
the same time raised the objection that the
District committee had not modified the ten
years qualifications of the Commissioners.
From these objections it would seem that a
new list Of points against the bill may be made
when 1t comes before the House again for con-
SideratiOn. 1t is to be hoped that an under
standing can be reached between the commit
tee and those having objections to the bill as it
stands, SO that it shall not be antagOnized and
thrown of the track as often as ii is presented.
And it is earnestly to be desired that the ques-
ton of individual interests shall not be allowed
to stand in the way of legislation for the relief
OF this tax and debt burdened people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

The simple solution of the situation at STAN
bOul afforded by the proposition for stimuli
taneOuS withdrawal of the Russian soldiers
and British men-Of-war from COnStantinOple.
presented itself TO the ordinary mind as a
common sense idea. as simple as efficaciOus
But it doesn't strike the Russian and English
diplomats that way. Each nation jealousy
asks the other: How far away are you going?
If the answers are not mutually satisfactory,
then sets in another season of mediation"
with what result remains to be seem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

Elsewhere will be found the personal expla
nation of Speaker Randall denying the para
graph in yesterdays STAR, that Mr.. Glover,
by verbal request of Speaker Randall, VIII
proceed with the investigation of the accounts
of Sergeant alarms Thompson" Our infOr-
nation, coming from an officer of Mr.. Glover's
committee, was deemed reliable, but of cour.
Mr.. Randalrs denial settles the matter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

Another victim of a spitz dog, this time a
boy in Melrose, has been so overcome by his
imagination that he has died with all the
symptoms of what Mr. Bergh thinks, does not
exist. The MelrOsanS believe in hydrophObia
and are discriminating the Spitz race; and
both in spite of the learned Doctor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20
To Correspondence.

Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or
Business Manager Of THE STAR, according to their
tenor and not to any Individual name. Otherwise
provoking delays may occur.
Checks, etc., should in all cases be made payable
to the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
CoMPANY,-nOt to that of any individual.
6-Anonymous communications not read; re
jected manuscripts not returned or preserved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20
FOR RENT AND SALE.
FOR RENTt

ENOR RENT! FOR RENT!
~ By &. o. HOFFMAN, lOLn and SITS NV.
62S Pa. ave. NV, 16 rooms, mod. impS....$1o0 90
1919 st. NV Ia rooms mod imps. -, 100 90
4C6 11th St. NV, Is rooms and store. m. l.. 50 50
124 West St.. 6eo'twn, new double house 70 90
10th and ID SITS. n. e. large house.S grounds so 90
Stnddard st GeO'tn. IL rooms ! mod imps. 80 90
913 r st. NV, rooms, mod. inps. 49,. =. 10 90
oil Il st. NV, rooms, mod inns .......... 40 90
917 18th st. NV, 8 rooms, mod imps ....... IS 90
sos 10th st. NV, store and rooms above... IS 90
91b 18th st. NV, rooms, mod. imps. ...... IS 90
4O6 9Th st. NV, rooms, mod, imps... IS 90
Ottage fine grounds, barn, above 6eo'twn. 20 90
sos st. NV. rooms. ............... 16 90
SEC ST. n.e., rooms and bath. .......... Is 90
81 18th ST. n.e., rooms aud bath. Is 90
Ar9O-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

l issue on the list and 18th of each month bull
letin OF all property for sale aud my DO ks,
which can be had on application at my Off ,e, or
will be sent by mail if desired.
Loans.
81, 500, 81, 500 $3.50, al 8 per cent
auction Sales
On MONDAY. April I2i at AZ pm unim-
proved property OIL CJrcOran ST., between 18th aud
18th w.
On WEDNESDAY, April "a h, t51e pm. un
and NV. an2O-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

CONSULT DIR. LEON the Oldest estahIishs1
~ specialist In the city. He guarnptees = psrms.
nsnt and speedy cure In the shortest time possiba
OF all Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases Ihandooe1
and fll-treated cases specially. a tborongb cUrs
or no charge Separate consulting rooms COS II
e..sSs ..1. ...c ~. nov1-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20
DRY GOODS.
DL.SK SILKS, CoLoRED SILKS.

Fad snss. chstk sfts' siacp cssnasrs:.
sa:t T.mise: BssSs Var asnrie,!sD R.ot
OF new and beautiful Spring Dress Goods in Wash
instOn city. CARTE Rs 7II Msrket snace.
We are selling an eScSiieai quality {Guinei makSi
Black SIN, real satin hnish, sublime quality, Al
SIX since February %, ISIS. We are selling tue
best t R. SIN in this city stsi Ne are selling
large lot of Colorcd Silks in beautiful light shades
Az pure Wool very wide double width, hne qual-
special hargain, only SOC. About 800 pieces OF
Ia Easstmsres for mems and boys wear prices rang
Goods wool not coitonl, l5c.: pure silk aud wool
cash nriH aa GEred GrenSdnsS a. The very lowest
SwSss ven, seHn;l for 81 We are selling the very
S double se sr, Tssias that is made oneyard was
srKcLAL NorIck.--we have placed large sisu
o. on OTr n so T sss
so that every one will know where Ia find the
cheapest and largest assortment Of Dry Goods Ia
RRODHEAD & CO..
- $50 Pennsplrania Arenus.
ATs e nos Sdsr Rs spsSn bargains in seautful
Bourettes, at s cents; superior Atwood French
s5S cent.; RECENTLY 81. IS per yard; Blsck aud
White e satin, 81 IS and up; BSatings IS cents,
French Organizes, Toll de Glsace Madras cling
hams and Linen Lawns very cheap: Androscos-
brio l2lt cents; the most elegant and hest S-bst-
ton hlos In the city for the money, 81. 25; Shet.
beached Muslin suitable for curtains, rs cents Der
yard "a great bargain; ThOmpson's Gloves fitting
BRoDHEAD co.
splb-r SSS Penn'd are. bet. 9Th and IOfh.
CHEAP CARPETS AND DRY GOODS.
5000 yards Gallon, ~ cents.
Muslins and Sheetings AS cheap as the cheapest
Buntings all shades, rs cents up.
Back Apscas 10 TO Soc: Mohair 81. worth SOC.
Double width Black Cashmeres, Is cents.
Black Gro Grain Silk, 7bc. up, very cheap
Colored SILKS, 7bc. Summer Silks, 62fc. top.
Large stock Parasols in citv, very low prices
Elegant line Dress Goods, 1917 20 37t cents
Ladies and Children's Hosiery, Ribbons, Tor
Brussels Carpets, 81 to 81 l2x; l2l of for cash.
All Ingram Carpets less than manufacturer
bo-inch Black Cashmere, 81, worth 81 SO.
Il. n. NAUDAIN,
apl-u 7O9 Market Space.
n DRY GOODS.
We have just opened new Bourettes, Kuicker-
bockers silks. Cashmeres, Lawns &C
500 Silk Sun Umbrellas for Ladies and Gentle
Androscoggfn Cotton. TIC.
Fruit OF the Loom, &c.
LonSdale Cambria l2S g. RuRnrrrr.m
No. s2s ira ST., w.
No. 7o6 X ST. N.W.f mar2T-tr
A SPLENDID LINE OF KID GLOVES.
"a al Doc: pair. few Marseilles Spreads. Al
VI 90 and ~ soiled, worth 81; Roby's DonbJs
BUST corset, guarantee steels not 20 break 81
pair. Cassimeres from l2f to 75r. yard: CASH
ySia: PGrs Linen Table Dsmask 25c. yard, jos.
b. BAILEY, cor. It'll and st. s. W. marS-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

Prof. NewcOmb, the distinguished astrOno-
mer, suggests new idea to an economical
congress He thinks that by iudicious
expenditure by the government for expert
ments to determine accurately the velocity
Of light, the distance of the sun can be
readily obtained and 100000 be saved to the
United States by Obviating the necessity of
sending out expeditions to observe the transit
OF Venus. He has made important researches
into this subject himself, and by using an
electric light and revolving mirrors of the
proper curvature has been enabled to extend
his measurements over one or two miles, Pre-
viOus measurements by means of revolving
mirrors have been confined to a distance of a
few yards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

ENOR RENT
Il b. II. WARNER & CO.,
BRAINARD H. WARNER, EDWIN A. MCINTYRE
916 street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20
NEW sPRI TSv aoo,s

A SPLENDID LINE OF KID GLOVES
"a al Doc: pair. few MarseilleS Spreads, Al
u 90 and " soiled, worth 81; Roby's Doubs
Bust Corset, guarantee steelS not 10 break, 81
pair. Cassimeres from 12x to 75r yard; CASH
meres from 20 to 75c yard: Alpacas from Is 20 Use
SSia; PSrs Linen Table Damask 25c. yard, JOS
Il. BAILEY, cor. It'll and st, s, w, mar6-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

Average strorn Daily Circulation orer
17,6OO-beino a much larger bona fde,
regular circulation than that of all the
other daily papers ia the city ADDED
together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-20

lust RECEIVED,
Marcus Wards Easter Cards
Marcus w ards Irish Linen PAPER and EnyeIopas
Marcus W ards Irish Linen Cards aud Eayelopss
Blackwood's Jet Black Ink.
Photographs OF Rev. W. s. Rainsford; price so cts
as published. " A
Latest Styles OF Stationery on hand always.
w. h. q o. II. MORRISON,
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