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Paddock submitted a resolution instruct
ing the committee on finance to inquire into
the expediency Of making trade dollars le-
gal tender for all debts, public and private
and providing for the suspension of coinage
of the standard silver dollar of 412L grains
and recoinage of the same into hale dollars
of 420 grains and for such additional COIN
age of trade dollars, rs the needs of the
country may demand; laid over.
A large number Of appointments made dur
ing recess We're sent to the Senate, including
the New York customs nominations, and
Hillhouse for assistant treasurer.
Beck submitted resolution that the seq
rotary of the treasury be directed to inform
the Senate what amount and denomination
of silver coin has been received In payment
of customs dues since the beginning of the
current fiscal year, and whether or not he
has applied silver coin so received in whole
or in part to the payment of interest ON bonds
or notes of the United States, and If 1t has
not been so APP lied, to state the reason why,
and if it haslbeen applied to that purpose in
part only to state what portion has been SO
used and on what character of obligations.
Also that he be directed to inform the SEN
ate the amount of interest he has paid on
the bonds and notes of the United States
since the beginning of the current fiscal year
and the amount OF such interest he has paid
in gold and silver coin respectively.
Edmunds-I should like to have the Sec
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House.

Senate bills were introduced for the re-
coinage of the silver trade dollar, the stand
ard silver dollars, the repeal of resumption
and appointment of commission on the
yellow fever epidemic.
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tOFFICI AL.l
AMENDMENT TO

DRRPOEFD AMENDMENT TO
Il the Constitution Of the state OF Nevada
passed a; the Eighth Session of the Legisla-
tuIe
Resolved That there shall be added 10 the
present constitution Ct this ate sn Article to
be called and known as Article XVIII, and
which shall be as follows:
ARTICLE XVllI.--g be rights Of suffrage and
office holding slall not tie Withheld from Any
male citlZc II of the United States by re. son u
his color or previous condition Of strvitude.
Passt February Is, ST..
Resolved, By the Assembly, the Senate
concuning, That Article Eleven fll) of the
Constitution Of the State OF Nevada be- amend.
ed by adding to Article Eleven ~ section ten
tlO) thereto, which shall read as fol ows:
Section ion NO public funds Of any kind
or character whatever. State. County or mn.
bieital, shall be used for sectarian purpose,
Passed February q. 1877.
hereby certify the for, going TO be true con
les from the enrolled resolutions ON file in nv
office.
Witness my hand and the Great Seal of
State' august 8, 1877 j. ID. MINOR,
tsSAL'I Secretary of State.
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preserve to the men, women and children OF
this State the fruits Of the taxes so ch1erfully
borne and generously disbursed in behalf OF
our admirable sy>tem of public schools; to
maintain the Union and protect - is nag; o
guard the meu cries of the dead who died in
the name of the Union, liberty and law, and
to vindicato all our acts and purposes. is che
aim and mission of the Republican party here
and elsewhere; and, first OF all, to do that
which IS best for the preservation and perpet-
uation Of that party and its principles, hold-
ing all mems claims and aspirations second
airy to these high aims and ends; these are
our duties, and these Che intentions we do
most strenuously maintain aud avow
L. b. HARRIS, Chairman,
ALE. DOTkk, Secretary
OF the Republican State Central Committee.
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MY VIRTUE of decree of fore
- closure and order of sale issued out of
the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial
District of the State of Nevada in and
for the county of Humboldt, on the oath day
of Septen Der, 1873, and to me directed and
delivered on the 30th day of September. 1878.
and by which 1 was commanded to sell the
mortgaged premises heI einaf er described ac-
cording to law and practice of the courts in the
state in civil cases in cases of sale OF real
estate under execution and apply the procee DIS
of such sale towald the satisfaction OF Judg'
ment recovered in said Court on be 18th day
of eptember, 1873, in favor of s. b. Hughes,
and against Thomas Mills, for the sum Of
$1,977 00 U. s. gold coin, principal, with in
terest thereon, amounting to the sum Of
500 at the date Aereof. i'll like coin, and also
attorneys fees, amounting to the sum of
$256, in like coin, and cos's OF the action,
taxed at x4l, said gums amounting in the
aggregate TO sass 90 in like in, and &C.
cruing interest on said principal sum OF
81 SIT " at the rate Of two and one-half per
cent. Ter month, in u. 8, gold coin, and &C
cruing costs and expenses of sale.
The description of the property authorized
to be sold under and by virtue OF said order Of
saleis 70 'ows, TO wit:
LotsI4 "a In Block G, ss per map of the
town of WMa Humboldt county Sevs-
da, and all the tenements, hereditGments and
sppurtinances thereunto belonging or In any
wise appertaining.
Notice is hereby given that on
FRIDAY, the 25th day OF October, 1878,
Between the hours of nine O'Clock In the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon, viz
at IL O'Clock A. NJ. Of said day in
front of the Courthouse, In the town
of win1emucca, BSmboldt county State
OF Nevada. l will sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder for cash United
States gold coin all the above described
property, or 30 much thereof ne Is suffi cient
to satisfy SAID sums and expenses of
sale. t.#.
Given under my hand at my once in
WInneinucca, Humboldt county, Nevada, this
Sd day Of October. A. u, 1873.
G. A KYLE.
Sheriff of Humboldt County Nevada.
oc3-td
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SALT, SALT.
The Desert Salt Company

is now prepared to furnish choice article of
MILLING SALT in quantities to suit
at reasonable rates.
ADDRESS ORDERS:-"DFsEBT SALT Cow.
PANY, Browns Station. @. p. r. r..
nevada aui6-'73-tf
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U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.

a LII WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN, VIII
~ please take notice that Alex. Niso has
C Ceeh appointed Deputy q. ). internal Revdnue
0oideGtor Tor the second District of Nevada
o go W Il. french, resigned. All commnni'
cations concerning heyenue liconse shanI,, ~
addressed, e"oaiu DC
oo., ALEX ~ WISE Deputy U.s.I.R
"' Winnemucca, Nevada,
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Merino BUCK o..

EINE Spanish Merino Bucks, warranted
Thorough bred, for sale at reasonable
terms AZ Guthrics ranch. The bucks are
from enc to three years old, and, II desired
viii ~ delivered to purchasers at Winnie
mucca. JOnN "Ui h.NiN J
sonoma Ranch, Sep. %, 1878, 4w
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GEORGETOWN.

ATTEATTEp SCICIDE-Ab1ut 20 0c.ock las
night, man named Louis ianainS. Il printer.
attempted Self-deStriction by taking j dose of
iaudanun1, which he procured from T. J. crop
ley ; drug store. saying il was for medicinal
purposes Immediately upon getting ii he
WaiEed out, drank the laudlnu.n, AMI threw
TIE bottle back into the store. lie waS brought
INTO the store and an euetic given him. and was
afterwards taken to his home. No. 81 Favette
street hapkillS was said u be drunk at the
time.
AEREST.-ThomaS Davis, Young cniored
man. formerly employed by the kennebec Ice
company, as driver. was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Sergeant Trunnel on suspicion of
hlVing been concerned in the late 81 TOO rob
DeFy OF john MOrriSSy, in Washington. He had
supplied himself bOuntifuliy with new clothes
and various other new articles and it was a :
ceItained that he had lately had in his posses
sion 5000 In the Police Court this morning the
charge Of completely in the robbery could not
be sustained, but he was fined $50 for CARRYING
concealed weapons.
COAL TRApE.-Shipments for week ending to.
day: New Central coal company, 1900 tons.
Maryland Coal company, l.4S0 tons: Borden
Mining company. 1900 tons. Consolidation coal
company, 5000 tons. Receipts light
GRAIN.-No arrivals of grain, and no offerings
On change to-day.
THE LADIES of the southern Relief assocla-
ticu, whose headquarters are at Dr.. LoOcker.
mans 81 list street. shipped to-day to Sister
Roberta, matr0n Of the p f. asylum at New
orleans, box containing 81 garments for the
q; DhauS.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
Pay Before Christuoa~

Editor Sar:-The announcement is made tina:
The departmental clerks will be paid off a day
or Two before Christmas, as usual and viii
forthwith begin buying their Christmas gifts
ms arrangement should not be confined to the
clerks alOne-the employees of the mechanical
departments of the government should receive
the sane consideration. In the Government
PRINTING Oilice and navy yard there are hundreds
OF men ana women who should be Accommodated
IN IKE manner. as they are as much entitled 10
the fuil enjoyment of the Christmas holidays as
the clerks OF the departments. The public
printer, and those in charge Of the navy yard
can, without inconvenience to the public service.
arrange to pay al least part of the wages due
their employees. 1t is to be hoped that these
oLilclals Will take some steps to place il within
the power of those IN their service 10 make their
CHRISTMAS purchases. and not compel them to
wait until after the lst Of January 1879. for their
pay. IoI-ISE
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THE VI. +. CLASS LEADERS CONVENTION
The evening session of the NJ. f. Class Leaders
convention was held at the Mckendree Church
last evening. and there was large attendance.
Rev. Il. Peyton Brown called the convention to
question What can be done to make our class
meetings more popular and profitable" was
called. Mr.. VIM. Dixon made the opening az
uieSS. ana Tor over two hours an Interesting
discussion took place. Resolutions were adop-
TED declaring that they are deeply impressed
with the great and almost vital Importance OF
class meeting; that it is the right arm of the
ltlnerancy; that acknowledging the grea, bene-
fits which have accrued to the Church from
claSS-meeings. they viii endeavor more fully
10 meet their responsibilities; that they appr2-
clale mighty the Interest which has been mani
Tested by the official organ Of the church in The
prosperity OF claSS-neetingS. and thank the ed-
tor, Dr. Fowler. for the prominence he has
gwen to the subject in the columns of The CLri.-
tan Adrocntc
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4 VALUABLE DISCOVERY. - If you suffe,
from SICK Headache. Nervous Headache Dys-
peptlc Headache, or Constitution Headache
Neuralgia, NERVOUSNESS or Dyspepsia, it is your
own fault ana nobody elSeS, FOR Dr. c. ". Ben.
sons celery and GhGmO0tite Pits now kept by
nently cure these diseases. not merely relief b 1t
cure ana prevent any return. They act directly
upon the digestive organs and nervous system
as nerve food, and give Vig0r, force, tone and
power, ana Will cure any case OF nervousness no
matter OF how long standing. Two or three
boxes often cures the worst cases. 80 pills in q
box. Price 30 cents 4 box, mailed TO any ad-
dress. postage free.
once, No. 100 n. Eutaw street, Baltimore
Nd. lbs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-14

EXAMINATION OF CANDIDATES FOR TEACHER
SHIPS.-TO-day, at the Franklin School building
the semi-annual examination OF teachers jcandi-
dates for promotion, and OF applicants for a,,-
pontmentl took place under the supervision OF
mar school ROOM They were 10 candidates
present. ~ being for promotion. The eXamDa-
llon under the new rule was conducted by
SuPern1endenIS Wilson, Cook. aud Principal
Gage. who gave out The questions and kept
record OF numbers by which only the applicants
are known TO the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Stuart and
keene. and Miss PatterSOn-whO examine The
answers. This latter board will make their
report of the respective numbers of the success;
f'll ones and the committee on teachers Will in
selt the names and report at tie next meeting
OF lie Enard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-14

TO THE CONsUAPT1yES-Iet those who Ian
gulSh under the fatal severity of our climate
through any pulmonary complaint. or even
those who are In decided consumption. by no
means despair. There Is a safe and sure remedy
at hand. and one easily tried. "Wilbors COM
pound o., Cod Licer Oil and Lime" without pos
Sesslng the very nauSeating flavor of the oil as
heretofore used. is endowed by the Phosphate
OF Lime with healing property which renders
the Oil doubly eflicaciOuS. Remarkable testi-
monialS OF its efficacy shown TO those who de-
sire to see them. Sold by \. B. Wilbor. Chemist,
Boston. and all druggists.
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To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to call
attention TO A. Fischer's Chemical Securing and
Dyeing Establishment, No. 600 G street, near
9th street. BY promptly adopting the latest
Improvements, whether of American or Euro
pean invention, he is enabled to do his work In
a manner not TO be equalled by those not pos
for 81. n. B.-Lace curtains cleaned from 81
up to $3.50 window. Wool blankets from 80
cents to 81 a pair, by cleaning a number re-
duction in price. Satisfaction guaranteed. His
dry cleanser removes grease spots effectually
from any article, and careful pressing gives
them an appearance as if newly made.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL

eHrY IIIf.

NATIONAL Henry 'IIT.
SEE THE WONDROUS SPECTACLE.
HENRY WILL SURPRISING in Magnifceuce all
HENRY VIII. former efforts of the great man
HENRY VIII. ayers Messrs Jarrett 4 Palmer.
HENRY WILL SHAkEsPEARE's HENRY VIII
HENRY VIII. With the Native TraRedienne
HENRY VIII. Miss GESEvIFvE WARD.
HENRY VIII. in her Renowned Impersonation OF
HENRY VIII. Queen Katherine.
HENRY VIII. Mines Levick ........ Wosry
HENRY VIII j. II. Tas lOr. The X ing.
HENRY VIII. Mark Bates. as. Buckingham
HENRY VIII
HENRY VIII. TELBJN's ENTIRE SCENERY,
HENRY VIII. The aLigni1icence of which has
HENRY VIII never been equalied in the world,
HENRY VIII Com Iete Excellence in
HENRY Viii COSTUMES, REGALIA, ARIOR, ETC.
HENRY VIII Music BY ARTHUR SULLIVAN.
FRIDAY, Miss WARD A. JANE SHORE.
XMAS WEEK-katy Mayhem. Bret Hart-'s Miss
I IN(OLN HALL.
IL TUESDAY, December II. o clock
COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL
CRYPT PALMONI.
The best artsts in the city will appear.
Reserved Seats. 80 cents. General Admission, %
cents
Box sheet at Ellis and Brad Adams. See pro-
sralnme. decl42t
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HA heavy gale from the North has been pre-
vailing several days On the Pacific coast. A boat
men were drowned
TEA short time ago publicity was given to the
fact that William V. Taylor Of Whitehall, N. Y,
was to fall heir To 500, 600 il he married within
800 letters from willing women In various parts
81 the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-14

II. r. II. THE PRINCE OF WALES, has bought
all the " BOllinger." of the 1865 vintage. as 1.-The
finest that could be obtained"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-14

DIR. c. W. BENSONS Celery and Chamomile
Pills are prepared especially to cure sick head
ache, nervous headache. dyspeptic headache
will cure any case. Price 80 cents, postage free.
Sold by druggists. Office at LOG Y. Eutaw St.
Bait, Nd. l2lO-t.th.1:
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THE GLoRIEs OF WOMAN are luxurianr hair
and fine teeth. The first is secured by H. d, f.
.AtkinS"A's Baisan ~ White Roses, and the latter
preserved by their QriHiHe Po,rder.
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LOCAL NEWS.
An,useu,ensS t. -x

h"nsementS. &C.. Tonight.
Natleiei Theater.-John Mccullough in .sT'},g.
Gladiator" IA ii''
varieties ''+""i'' ''i'
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LADIES from all parts Of the city go to Bur-
dette'S 92S eth street, for cl0akS, shawlS, silks
and fine yelVetS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-14

The CLOSING SALE OF Oil paintings will be
made this evening at No. 600 Pennsylvania ay-
enue. under Metropolitan Hotel. Every paint
ing will be sold at any price. .Thos. Bowling,
auctiOneer,
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ATTENTION is called to advertisement of Fitch
Fox & Cutter, OF fine residence on X street fol
lent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-14

LADIES are always pleased with a present OF
one of those elegant and substantial trunks
made by TOpham, 425 eth street.
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SILKS. SILKS. SHKS.-Au OF our silks have
been reduced; checked and striped silks reduced
10 90; black silks reduced TO 49, cOlored silks re-
duced 10 IS; our 81, l.25 and $3.50 black silks
are special bargains. Silks can be made in the
latest style at Madam Hinckley'S, over our
store. (Carter'S, III Market Space> Colored
silk velvets reduced colored and black sarins
reduced.-Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-14

Book SAIE.-It should be remembered that
Thomas Bowling commences the sale of a fine
library at his auction rooms on Monday eve
ming next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-14

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to John
NJ. Pachmayr and Carrie GarwarOtn: A. w
Ballard and Mary Briggs; Nathan Thomas and
lane Woodward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-14

NOTIcE.-Read the holiday announcement OF
c. NJ. TOwSOnS on fourth page. +.
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For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
ton's Soothing Syrup has been used for children.
1t correctS acidity OF the stomach, relieves wind
colo, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and
dlarrhGa, whether arising from teething or
other causes. All old and well-tried remedy
Is cents bottle.
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AnlsIseinentS, &C.

NATIONAL THEATER-TO-night Will be Mr.
Mco uil0ughs farewell appearance. lie VIII
play me GLADIATOR one OF the strongest plays
In MS repertoire. Next week GeneYevc Ward
will b. at The National as queen Katherine, :
in Henry VII"
ORCHESTRAL MATINEE.-The second of Prof.
Fairlamb'S matineeS IL be given al Lincoln
Hall next Thursday.
THEATER COMIQUE.-As usual the Com!nue
VIII close the week with an extra good per
tOrmance tonight.
9i6 PENNSYLvANIA Acknowledgement Eaton
commissioner OF Education. Will lecture here
Nurses"
lincoln HALL.--COmplimentary testimonial
10 tflpu Pailnoni next Tuesday. See adyt.
ELECTIONS or OFFICERS-JOhn A. Rawlin's
Post. No. l, Department of Potomac. GAR al
its annual meeting last night elected officers for
the ensuing year. as follows: Jas. Cross. COM
n1ander: stanton Weaver, senior vice com
nlander: ChaS. L. Joyce. Junior vice commander
A H. q. richardson sixth fe-electiOn). quarter
master; y. Frank White, NJ D., surgeon; w T
Van Doren- chaplain: j. Il. Hanneman. officer
Oh me day; John lDgle officer OF the guard; II
II. Brewer. G. ". Taylor. Stanton Weaver and
ChaS- +. Joyce. delegates TO the department en-
cdmpment.
Kit Carson Post, No. =. also elected officers
last night "a follows: Jos. T. X. Plant COM
mander; j. ". Wisener, senior vice commander
NJ. Y. Casey. Junior vice commander W
WoImsley. chaplain: Vim. Gibson, surgeon:
Ben 81 h Ia" qaarferm N L. Grant
~ ~
Ehle, delegates; J. NJ Edgar. adutani: \. j.
cunning 4uartermaster's sergeant; J :. W. Viii
hams. sergeant major.
Potomac Commandery, Knights Templar, bi
Georgetown, last hight elected Office q, fol
lows: Geo. F, CorSon, eminent Commander:
Dahiei Johnson, generaltsstGfio: w. c. Doore,.
--itain general; S. n, Thorn, prelate; J. H. Ball.
senior warden; John Lynch. junior warden; R.
7. Smith, treasurer; c. +. Shekel recorder:
Henry Griffin, warden.
The DOrcas club have elected officers as fol-
lows: Mrs. Selby, president; Miss Mamie Lowry.
vice president; w. Selby, secretary; W. II. ONO
hundIo, treasurer, ard Miss Bette Hurdle, or
ator- Misses Grace Hurdle, Maggie Hogan. A.
Elkin, and Emma Warder and MeSSrS. Harry
Lowry. Samuel W. Hurdle, Wills b. Magruder
and Jos. Wordsworth were elected TO member
ship
At the annual communication Of ST. Johns
Lodge, No. IL. f. A. A. NJ, the following Officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Jesse "
Lee, jr, W.M.; Mills Dean. S.W.; II. c. DOpbs
..W-: j. c. Fill tre-electedD. secretary; c. J
Watson. treasurer.
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DECORATED CANDLES

DECORATED CANDLES.
CANDLEsTICks AND SCOSCEs,
MANTEL CLOCKS
OPERA 81 ASSES. Ere
am receiving daily invoices o. new Goods for the
approaching holiday :. Ia v hich cal The attention.
of my patrons and the public
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NOTICE.-Read the holiday announcement OF
&. n. TOwson's On fourth page.
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ERAEKLIN HALL, corner 9th and @ SITS NV
rent at very reasonable terms The best hall in the
city for dancing, concerts. &C: Address
j. NJ RICHARDS,
oct26-eoSm 6Sl D st.. or call on Janitor At HAIL
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CITY ITEMS.

]. ALEXANDER, Optician, has his improved
glasses. which took the premium at the Cpnten-
NAL Exhibition only for sale at his new store.
No. 1912 + st. NV. near 18th ST.
DR.. GEORGE s. WALkER. of Staunton. Va.
says DurdpG's Rheumatic Remedy gives splendid
satisfaction in rheumatism.
II your head aches, Lodille's Headachs Si,oc;h.
will relieve it quickly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-14

GORNS, kc.-Dr WHITE, Chiropodist. Of over
States and Canadas, previous to being established in
Warrington. In 1861, succeeeful!y treats Oorns.
Excrescences, &c. Refers to the many eminent ply
sciAns, surgeons and thousands Of other WaiknnWn
PepDsyfyspia sve., OPP WIZARDS Hotel noyely
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BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS-At the l04th mont h.
~ meeting OF the Franklin Cooperative Build
ing Association S2c0 was ADJ anced at ~ per
cent. premium and four shares redeemed at
1871 IS per Share-$I. 5000.
AT the 5lSt monthly meeting OF the JEFFERSON
Cooperative Building Association $500 was
advanced at premium of 81 per cent.
At the 3sth monthly meeting OF the Arlington
Cooperative Building ASsOcii ton. 8, 500 was
advanced at ~ premium, and fifteen shares
were redeemed az $l0> 90 each-$1 ,6S3. 81.
AT 80 per cent premium the monthly payments
on each 500 Is $50. consisting OF: stock. y
cents; return OF advance. - cents: premium Or
interest, g, cents.
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In ORDER to avoid the rush OF Christmas week
we are Offering a special discount To perSo rs
who, will buy their silks now. See Connolly
new adyt
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WANTS A SETTLEAENT-To-day. S. s. Huntley
by MI. w. F. Mattingly filed bill agt. Bradley
Barlow. ChaS. E. Huntley and Adam F.. SIN tn
for an account, &c. The plaintiff represents
that with {. c. Huntley he had third interest
In the Northwest stage Company, which had
several contracts for carrying the mails. and
he charges that Barlow has managed the same
and refuses TO account TO him or pay over 10
him just proportion of the profits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-14

BRACELETS, enamele1 charms and chains, RO-
man necklaces with lOcketS, and crosses and
rings, plain and stone, Roman diamond, cor al
and oynx iewelry. at from one to twenty dbl
lars, at Prigg'S Jewery Store, No. 451 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, near a.; Street.-Adot.
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LIVELY BEADING in IN. !ssaday Sun.