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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-04
How and Why She can Supply
Goods of every Description
Cheaper than They can be
Bought in San Francisco.

We answer-because she has advantages
possessed by no other Iocality--saling in
freight charges, no wharf rates, low rents and
light expense. Her merchants buy direct
from the large manufactures of the East and
have the goods shipped by rail to their DOORS
Sacramento contains some of the Oldest
and most firmly established mercantile houses
on his coast--inclucing everyth in the
line of groceries, hardware, agricultural inn
PIGMENTS, paints and oils, stationery. crock
cry, liquors, drugs, clio hing, carpets, gas
fittings, jewelry. woodenware and earthen-
ware, furniture, stoves aud tinware, boots
ano shoes, etc.
Her manufactures are extensive and varied.
including carriages ard wagon, machinery.
brass work, pals and tubs, boxes broonls
and matches, plows, harness. cloths; gloves,
confectionery, pottery, iron work, sashes,
doors, ETC.. soap, yeast powder, marble works,
pumps, windmlls, flaming mills, leather. etc.
Her lun Der yards are among the most ex-
tens1ve in the State; her foundries and
machine shops among the best; her breweries
numerous and good; in fact there is not a
line OF business hich may be mentioned
which is not represented i'll Sacramento.
She pc ssesses many fine dry goods houses.
clothing honses, millinery shops. fame, goods
S ores, ETC., her book and news depots are OF
the best. she POSSESSES every facility for
doing any style of printing and binding. No
better hotels or markets can be found any
where.
Interior merchants intending to make pur.
chases for he Spring and Summer OF 1878
VIII find it to their advantage to
STOP AT SACRAMENTO
And talk with our Importers, Dealers, and
Manufaetnl ers, and thus save
TINE AND MONEY.
We offer quick supplies. low prices and o
saving IN freight Charges.
sacramento can and will
Sell Cheaper than, any
other City or Town on
this Coast, and give az
Coed an Article.
April 2-77-lm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-04
No. 400 KEARNY ST., San Fran cisc,

,AI1 E%G& week in your own town. So
Sff4NWHB outdt free No risk. Reader, if
n you want a business at which
persons OF either sex can make great pay all
1he time they work, write for particulars to
il. ,HALLETT " Co., PORTLAND. Name, ap5-6m
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-04
DIR. L.. j. CZAPNAY'S
private m e djcal inst itute

~bAs Ems ~ - As - NS~&
Private m e dica inst itute,
400 Kearny St, San Francisco. Estab-
1ished in 1854. or The PernaRent Cure of
all special and hronic Diseases, as also all
Female Complaints and Diseases of the
Nervous System.
HlHE IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF HU-
il man life annually from secret ard chronic
diseases. caused this old aud rel able Institu-
tion tG be established first in Philadelphia,
Penn, in 1850, and afterwards in San Fran
cisco. Cal, in 1854 as private dir pepsary, in
order to afford the atfl cted the best medical
and surgical treatment, for the above and III
other affections and co l. p ANTS. Consulta-
lions at the Institute or by letter, FREE.
Physical and Msnsal Debility.
lassitude, weakness of the Limbs and back,
loss of muscular power, indisposition and in
capabiiity for labor and study. a weak, aX-
hausted feeling, no energy or courage palpi-
tstion of the heart, dizziness CT apprehension.
lose of ms mory, aversion to society, love of
solitude, timioity, self ,distrust. loss Of man.
hood. dizziness, headache, pai. s IN the side
affections OF the eye, piInples on he face,
sexual or or other irtil mites in man or wo-
man, are cured by the justly celebrated ply
stefan. L.. j. CZAPKAY, M. ID.
His method of curing disease is peculiarly
his own unknown to others) ard hence the
great success. Rheumatic aft ctions, chronic
scatarrh. diseases Of the stomach and Kidneys,
liver complaints, etc, successfully treated.
DIR. CZAPkAY, ne of the most successful
medical practitioners ON the, Pacific coast
may be consulted confdentia lily in reference
TO the above and all other complaints at the
1 Institute.
No. 200 KEARNY ST, Sam Francisco.
- The Doctor offers Free Consultations,
and asks no remuner ton unless he Effects a
cure Charges moderate. Communications
strictly confidential. Medicines sent by Tx
press. Address j. CzAPKAY, Nj. u Post
office Box I'll, san Francisco, Cal. oc29-7 1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-08

CleOpatra's needle has had a strange event.
tul history, even if We leave out of account the
few thousand years of its Egyptian career.
After looking down for centuries with stony
Indifference on the gradual fading of the glory
OF Its builders and their descendants il is now
removed to fresh scenes and a strange people.
III has escaped the waves of the Bay of Biscay.
10 which violent storm caused it abandon.
ment. 1t has been rescued from the auction.
GERS clutches, whose services We're demanded
by the sailors who brought it into port This
mysterious and shapely stone, covered with
1he records of the h0nO-S and triumphS OF
ancient kings, and perhaps an object of wor-
ship IN its time, has been spared the humilia-
lion OF valuation as simply old stone for
building material Sir Robert Phillimore who
has fixed its value at s125,0 900 and decided that
salvage shall be paid on that amount, has
frightened its furnished honor 1t can now
regain equanimity after its perlOuS wander
ings and settle itself comfortably i'm its new
quarters. 1t Is not likely that pryations have
permanently injured its constitution, and, pos
sibly, English civilization will. like the Egyp-
tan, decay and die in its presence before il
Mil yield TO the ravageS of time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-08
The Fishery Award Unpleasantnes.

1t seems as if nations must always be fight
ing or quarreling or negotiating about the
American fisheries. For the last century Eng
land and the United States have mOnOpOlized
the dispute. Each nation has done its best, i'm
diplomatic and unObjectiOnable way, to over
reach the other. with results not at all dis
cTeditable to the prOyerbial American shrewd-
ness in making bal gains up to the time of
our recent Waterloo. We are still rather
daZed, bewildeTed, astOnished, at being so
completely OutwItted by the ''blarsted foreign
eTS." but we are gradually recovering
Another chapter will soon he added to the
history of the fisheries controversy. and the
indications are that it will be an interesting
one. The abSurdly excessive award of the
Halifax commission. with the door left open
for further claims, is creating indignation as
We'll "a establishment, and serious doubts exist
As to whether our government will accept the
decision of the commission Lord Dufferin
seemed cheerfully confident, after his return
to Canada. that the award would be paid But
no steps have yet been taken by the President
or by Congress toward the payment: on the
contrary Senator Blaine'S resolution asking
the President to communicate to the Senate
all the Official papers and correspondence be-
tween our government and that of Great
Britain in reference to the selection of Mr.
DelfOSSe as the third commissioner. shows
tlat there is spirit of inquiry abroad. I'm
recent interview eX-Secretary Fish said
that he could only account for the excessive
award on the suppOSitlOn that some of the
witnesses before the commission committed
perjury, as he believed Mr.. DelfOsse to be of
perfect integrity and impartiality. Whether
or not Mr.. DelfOSSe's British bias made him a
partial commissioner, the United States, hav
ing consented to his appointment, cannot
justify refusal to accept the commissions
decision OIL this ground. But there is no pro-
vision in the treaty of 1871 that in the fiShe-
fies commission as in the Alabama claims
commission, the decision of Il majority shall
De binding On-bOth governments. Consequent
~ the United States is under no cOmpulsion to
submit to this eXtOrtOn, having technical
escape. But, after all. it should be considered
mat the omission of the prov ision declaring
that majority vote of the fisheries commits
sion should be binding. was undoubtedly an
oversight, since, if a settlement of the question
satisfactory to both countries were possible
a third commissioner would be unnecessary
and the section of the treaty providing for his
appointment would be without significance
1t remains for the government to decide
whether the country shall Snub a chosen arbi-
traitor, and disturb friendly relations with
nelghbOr for the sake of few million dollars.
or pay up like a little man and resolve TO
Keep sharper lookout against being outwit-
ted in the future.
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1t is painful to note the irreverent spirit with
which the papers are disposed to treat our tai
ented Commissioner lie Due. His schemes for
the cultivation of tea, dates figs, &C., are sec
Onded by all sorts of suggestions for adding to
the products Of the country. One paper ad-
yiseS the planting of large area with chew
Ing gum to help the failing supply. Another
thinks that the Dismal Swamp could be util-
lzed Tor the production OF bon bons, and sug-
EestS that the Commissioner at once send
abroad for supply of the best bon bon seed.
Yet another points out that while common
Gates may be well enough cur soil and institu
lions are better adapted to the growth of can
dy-dates. Again. the enquiry is raised whether
cur lie Due is any relation 10 lie Petit Due"
The great hit OF the Paris comic Operette sea
son. Whether or not he is comic himself. il
can at least be said that, like Shakespeares
refund knight, he is the cause of wit in others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-08
Sewer GAS I'm HOuSeS

The tendency of recent inquiry into the
cause oil disease i'm cities is to trace much of
II to the presence of sewer gas in city houses
through defective plumbing or modes of ven
tllatiOn. At the last meeting of the New York
Medical Statistical Society the subject of SAM
tory reform was discussed, and the import
anee OF bringing about some improved modes
OF ventilation was dwelt upon. 1t was sug-
gested to carry off the foul gases drumming
hue from the waste pipe up through the Chin
hey possible, so that the gas may be burned
and destroyed, and out of the house The city
authorities, ii was held, should compel every
owner to erect such chimneyS loo feet high if
necessary. to get good draught Another
method suggested was to pass the gas through
pipe near some large mandatory into the
tall chimney. Objection was made to the COM
mon methods of ventilation, because they car
ry of more good than bad air from a hall or
room, and because draughts of cold air are
created, peculiarly irritating to sensitive
lungs and the cause of those serious colds
which are caught no one knows how A small
pipe should be placedat the back of every seat
IN school room, hall, or church, a little higher
than the head, with a slot in the side nearest
The head. through which draught can be ere
ated by wellknOwn mechanical methods car
ry1ng of the exhaatiOns that naturally rise
and gather round a persons head Hospital
beds could be similarly fitted with tubes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-08

Memorials are coming to Congress asking
Tor the amendment or repeal of the bankrupt
act. Which allows good deal of sharp practice
In the way of failures. according to the com
PLANT OF wholesale dealers. At the same time
ltWould seem that the dealers themselves are
blameahie in the matter, As the ease with
Which parties who have gone through bank
ruptcy procure fresh credits facilitates the dis
honest methods on the part of constituencies
debtors complained Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-08

The WEEKLY STAR, now ready. contains all
Inc News Of the Week; the Proceeding, of
congress the European situation: New York
S aSSnions, 5y Jennie June ;the Silver bill vetoed
ment News. Pro: white House and Depart
Affairs; Choice Stories; Poems and SSs, n1eai
Agricultural and Household Matters.
Terms: E per annum, In advance nos,a~o
prepaid; single copies Ave cents, in WrapnsegSe
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To CORRESPONDENTS

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
20 the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
CoMPANY,-not to that Of any individual.
~Anonymous communications not read; re-
Jected manuscripts not returned or preserved.
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LUR KENT AND FOR SALE,
IL By VIM. K. BURFOkD, No. 7O8 street.
No. 475 Missouri ave-, mod. imps., IL rs $500. .S42
Beautiful residence at Hyattsville ....... 49,. %
For Sale.
Three story Bricks for sale at great induce
ment: Two for 81, 200 each; one for 81, 400 paving
ION 10 to 20 per cent. in rents. Terms very easy
Also two Houses to trade in part payment of larger
property.
To Loan.
- GOO, $3 GOO and 81, 500, on good real estate
Apply immed lately.
WM. z. BUFORD,
fehlS-tr Real Estate Broker, No. 7OS ST.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
OF
c. N. TOWSON & co.
i Case divide Sheeting Cotton Ice
Gases Best Quality Ca1cues, SIC.
1U Pieces Choice styles in Cslicoes 4Ic
lOO 1-4 Crochet Spreads at 81. %, worth 81 90
l1Case fard-wide Percales 81.
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS, LARGE AS
SoRTMENT.
Case New Spring Dress Goods I5
80 Pieces Spring Mohair Is, sold at rs,
10 Pieces Persian stripes (Nobby) H.
% Pieces New French Dress Goods o.
Linen Towels, only 10 cents
Damask Towels, extra large and ine 25
Cassmeres for Men and Boys wear. 81. "a 37
40 90, 62, 30, 81, S1.00.
Black Cashmeres, q, 81, so, g. 70 81
BLACK Alpacas, from 10. Is. 20 20 81 81 80
lard-wide Cndressed Cotton &c.
100 Pieces New Lawns, just opened
We ARE OFFERING GREAT BARGAINS
IN NEW SPRING GOODS,
c. NJ. TowsON CO.,
$50 Pennsylvania oveuue.
1eb26-u South side, near 7th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-08
FOR RENT AND SALE.

DY THOMAS J. MYERS.
ID Real Estate Agent. 1916 II.
FOR RENT
10 room Brick, mod. imps., $50 T st.
- Ills h St
IL - - mod impS.. cor. Vt ave. nd y st.
- Frame, 5o4 Ii h ST. NV.
Brick, mod impS., 1925 Couml'is st.
MARI -2wr
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nor RENT.
+ By r o. HOFFMAN. 10th ana r Sta. n. "
stores, new, 1919. 1923 1925 N. Y. ave n W. S7J
u office rooms over the aeve Stores. S25 to 81
z26 Del. ave. e., IA rooms, mod. imps....... so
Iu!li ana ID st.n.e IoOmy house, SO. ground. 30
S!d ST. n. W., rooms, mod. impS ............. 40
gig ~ st. NV. rooms, mod. impS. ......... IS
S!6 Itn ST. n.w., rooms, mod imps. .......... IS
81. Lh SC. NV, rooms, mod impS. .......... So
922 !tn st. NV. rooms, mod imps. .......... 35
gu a. st. NV. 4 rooms. store and fixtures. -. 80
1l5 st. II. e., rooms and cellar. mod imps Is
lat st. NV, rooms, brick cottage. ....... IS
80 lin st. Me-. rooms and bath, (new) ..... 1S
3SI y n ST. me-. rooms and BATH new ...... lS
so "a. ave- n. W., Id rooms and large hall, suit
able for large boarding house 100
Building Lots at reduced rates for sale.
malZ-tr X. .. HOFFMAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-08

MAZE YOU'D HOUSE YOUR HOME!
MAKE YOUR HOME YOUR SONS HAUNTs:
Rose by any other name will smell as sweet,
But House without Furniture looks not 50 neat.
OUR GOODS ARE NOT SO INFERIOR AS OUR
POETRY, AS A TOUR OF INSPECTION
THROUGH OUR PARLORs
WILL CONVINCE
YOU.
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
Walnut NJ. T. Dressing Case Suites,
artistic designs; elaborate carving; most durable
manufacture.
Gus and brilliant than the rainboW's. '''' ""'''
uphosters.di in reps and sasins from every LOOM
Countess STANDS snsss a aS the fdS ces6sGgs
Beds Of Feathers, Husk and Hair.
springs ana fiIoss. Boosters, 's spres sds'e
Goods Of every grade and style,
We have on hand, pile on pile.
CARPET AND DRAPERY DEPARTMENT.
Through direct communication with the Amsri.
can mills we are in weekly receipt Of
Lowell ingraius,
Philadelphia Ingrains
Serges, Cretonnes. Oilcloths. Mattings and Reps,
al Of the loyeliest patterns and Of every quality
Window, Shades of every hue,
IambIequins. of Satin. Rep, &c.
Walnut and GILT Corniees. ..
Damask Table Cloths and Napkins
WASH. b. WILLIAMS.
-
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nEM0REST PATTERNS, all the new styles
IL Just received by w. p. WHITE co, Book,
seaeIS and Statoners, 1l42 9Th street u. W. School
~A~ o~oA OoeAs sp~elliees sepS-1y
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WATCHES 3.
PARGA ms, BARGAINS. BARGAINS.

PARGA ms, BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
- BLACh SILKS from the looms of the best
and longest established manufacturers of Lyons
and Zurich, including Bonnet, Guinet. Bien and
Pons0n.S celebrated makes, are now offered by
9th and 10th sts at from 16 to 20 per cent. below
ruling market prices. COurtauld's Black Grapes
at a sacrifice; Atwood Black French Cashmeres,
double width,) Soc. up; Koechlin Freres French
CaDbrics and Organizes; Madras Ginghams and
orings, very cheap: Camel's hair ali-woOl Black
Delaine dall-woof Black Delaine with neat white
Lonsdale "A Bleached Cotton, 1Oc. yard: Elegant
Three Button Kid Gloves, in all colors, only 81 p;
up: Clark's best 2OO-yard Spool Cotton Sc. spool,
10 Spools for 25c. and complete stock of carefully
selected first class goods, at cOrresp0ndingly low
prices. may be had at BRODHEAD & CO.'S,
naiS-tr SS9 Penn. are., bet. 9th and 10Th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-08

NATTAN'G VEGETABLE CATHAR.
~ TIC AND ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS
The demand for these Pills has largely Increased
We therefore call public attention to their merits
tiles: OWN 1N~
They are warranted wholly vegetable.
Their action Is prompt certain and e6ectual.
They are healing to the stomach.
alton. WV
They cure biliousness, sick headache and costive-
ness.
They are invaluable for indigestion and dyspep.
They thoroughly cleanse the entire system.
ton.
They are adapted for general use Children and
oencate persons take can them well the strong
anq robust. Home made, they are always fresh,
eWhlle patent pills generally are not, and conSe.
9uentlX uniformly eifectual. Price, g cents per
ARTHUR NATTANs, Pharmacist,
Corner I'd and ID ste. ss.sc..
l0O.Q 0aQ corner 14fh and II n. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-08

nRH GOODS AND CARPETINGS.
We Are having our grand semi-annuaI saiss OF
DRY GOODS AND CARPETINO6
All OF our immense stock Of hne, choice and a.
sirabie Dry Goods and Carpets win be SOD N coSf
for cash. ~ 49,
Thousands OF dollars worth OF Rennspts. GA.
Ends, &C., viii be sold at less than cost. S1~~s
W. W. BURDETTI q On.
No. - Ir4 ST.,
No. 508 Il 81. NV. s>cou -
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FOE RENT-eo6 10Th St. n W.. b..m. l., rs s27
S!U 2utn ST. n. W.. b.. IN. L., SrS.......... Is
"iS 1ftn 81 NV, L. RS Observation-Disclosures. IL
az anu III Stn ST. SW.. Recommendations. 16
Saf d. ave. NV, rs 81
o. 10 81 -. II. W., IN. Io rs. 30
1iS 81, NV, leed store ................... 12
iOIe n. % ave- H. W. m l.. rS.... ............ IS
GIeeh anu OHNe sts., Georgetown, m. il, rs. 20
slaughter-house, complete, UniontOwn. ........ 8
Z. s. WESCOTT.
HalZ-6t 1888 20 h ST. NV,
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

FAKRA'S NEW BOOK: ETERNAL
IL HOPE.
- The Christian Creed: Its Theory and Practice.
Classic Preachers of the English Church.
The Witness Of History to Christ By Farrar
Masters in English Theology. BY Barry.
Natural History of Atheism. By Blackie
Provides Life and Times of Thomas Beckett
New Testament Commentary, for English Read
ers. BY DIR. Ellicott.
For sale by WIN. BALLANTYNE
mal4 tr l2R 1fh afrecf
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BOARDING.,

FURNISHED ROOMS at low rates, with or
- thout BOARD. at E. KOLB'S, 9Th and E
streets northwest. mar7.1W
LNlRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD at the New
Il Iork Avenue Hotel, corner NY. ave. and 14th
SITS; the most pleasant dining room in the city:
capacity for $50 guests. mar4-6ts
XIX 11TH STREET n. W.-Furnished Front
u = ROOM on second floor. Also. other Furn.
ished ROOMS, with first class TABLE BOARD.
Transient guests accommodated. marley
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-08

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
FOR 20 Days MORE.
Rich Black Silks at IS. 81. TO- 81 IS and 81 30
Black Cashmeres and Mohairs at SIC, 10 81 ali
cheap w. "
Al Fancy Winter Dress Goods at less than cost,
Fine Cloths and CaSSimeres at cost prices.
JUST RECEIVED IN NEW GOODS.
Fine Cashmere DeBaiges, Buntings In all the new
shades, Table Napkins, Towels, Table Danasks
Mite. Figured and Corded PiQues, Stripe and
Plain Muslins. with full stock OF Cottops PRINTS
and Flannels, at the Lowest Market Prices
f2s-ttr sol. Cor. Sh st. and Market Spsoe
SPKING DRY GOODS-CHEAP.
~ WINTER GOODS SACRIFICED.
SIfiped L. n. s, &C.: Caicoes, 44c., up
Wide Sheetings, 16. 1S 2Oc.
R.Suarter White Spread, &c, worth 81
W hite MarseilleS Spreads, 81. 60 up,
6.Quarter Black Cashmere, 81 TO- worth LIS
Black Cashmeres, IS, 81, 90, sc. to 81, cheap
BACK Pure Mohair Alpaca, 37Ifc., worth 62c
Full line Ceored Dress Goods, los, up,
All Linen Bleached Table Damask bOc
Special bargains in Carpets, to sell out
Our stock at right prices, and always eood
Il. n. NAUDAIN,
1e26-tr 7O9 Market Space.
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NJ EW BOOkS.
Readers. Bishop Elliott vol / ........... So 90
Eternal Hope. Canon Farrar ................. 90
Pottery: How it is Made Nichols ........... 1. 25
Josiah Allen s Wife at the Centennial. 80
Life and Times of Thomas Beckett. FrOude. 80
The Hon. Mrs. Ferrard. Leisure Hour Series LOO
Mirage. No Name Series. ..................... 90
Dictionary OF Music and Musicians. George
GROVE I,lo
Elective Franchise in the United States. Nc
10
Cerebral Hyperaemia. Hammond. ......... l. 90
Last ot the Haddons. Mrs. Newman. ....,. %
LENTEN ROCKS.
FANCY BASKETS AT THEETf PER CENT.
DISCOUNT FROM FORMER PRICES.
SOLOMONS 4 CHAPMAN,
maIS-tr 911 PennsNlc0ni0
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Average ssror7s Daily Circulation over
15,6OO1being more than three times that
Of any other daily paper In WashingtOrs
and more than that Of all the others added
together.
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TNHE LATEST PUBLICATIONS.
Treatise on Photography, by Abney, F. RS,
q SO; Physiography, by +: H. Huxley, r. r. S.,
Edward Beeeher, .. D.; 81 25 The source Of Mus
Prince Consort vol; g.. by T. Martin, S2; Diction-
airy of English Literature, by w. Davenport
Adams. "a; Home Interiors, by e. c. Gardner
$50; Mirage, by the author OF Kismet, ST: The
Hon: Miss Ferrard, Leisure Hour Series, 81; Con-
sta mt by James Bryce, Half Hour Series,
England, by A. H. Guernsey, 20 cts; For sale by
mal2-tr Booksellers and Stationers, 1OI5 Pa, ay
NEW LAW BOOKS.
Coddingten's Digest of Trademarks.....6 30
~ marion Law OF Negligence. .".............7 so
blSnop on contracts. 80
NEW MISCELLANEOUS Books,
Haryey,S "Reminiscences Of Daniel Webster 50 90
The Statesman's Year Book, 1878. so
The American Almanac, 1878, byA.R Spofford 80
Eng and in the 18th Century, by Lecky; 2vols. 90
NeWcCmb's Popular Astronomy ...........-. 90
Bartlett's Dictionary of Americanisms.. 90
A large assortment OF Stationery on hand always
w. H. o. II. MORRISON,
mar2-r 456 Pesss0. 900.
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COHEN g LOAN OFFICE, corner of 7tb street
" ana New York avenue, entrance on New <(N
YORK avenue. The most private Loan Once ~
In the city. Money loaned at the lOWeSt0 q
rate OF interest on Gold and Silver Watches Plate
and PatedWare, Diamonds, Guns, Pistols, Ladies'
ana Sentiemen's Clothing Carpets, and ali articles
VI Ne'ue. jan1-1y
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