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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
TOtal sales for the day
$40 seller 10 DAYS.
rs OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Government bonds were only moderately acti
but quite stIilly supported. Registered IS Of 1881
were higher. We annex current quotations:

State bonds were pretty much neglected. small
sale of south Carolina 6 per cent non-iundable
was reported at 2; District of Columbia 3-G5s were
I'D 20 S1li ana Louisiana cOnsOls TO 72l2.
In city bank stocks, Fourth National l2Sl sold at
90.
Railroad bonds were dull. A decline in flrsts Of
c.. C. and l. c. 20 ~, and an advance in Hannibal
and St. Joseph per cent convertlbles to 9Sl2, and
IN Kansas Pacific Is Denver Division, TO G6l2. were
the conspicuous features Firsts Of Burlington and
Cedar Rapids were sitter at 70ls. and Elevated
Railroad firsts at 81; Northwest gold bonds dull
at 9Sl2O99. st. Paul sinking funds at 80, and
Canada Southern firsts guaranteed at 73l4; North
Missouri frsts selling at 1914, and Alton and Terre
Haute frsts at 1O3
The gold sales were at 1908 most of the day,
and the market strong, later yielding TO 1902
WIile deVOld of interest On gold loans the borrow
ing rates were LAP per cent. The Assistant Treas
nrer paid ont to-day 500 900 in coin interest on the
public debt, and $4,000 IN redemption of called
bonds The days business Of the gOld-clearing
department of the Bank of the State of NeW-YOrk
covered Gold cleared, 50, 200, 900; gold balances
$3.50 600; currency balances, %7S9,69S. The gold
quotations were as follows:
lO... 1OOasI 2:30...--..-lO0ia 3...........-lO0's
Foreign exchange was quiet aud steady, with the
selling rates 129al of cent below the annexed
i'll
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.. 8Jn3I4 $500 6O6, go


LONDON. Aug 19Thc times, in Its financial article says
Thu fact OF silver market being st all nrm when efe -
next 90 demand Is explained by ihsre being scarcely
supply. moderate amount OF silver % come 20 hsu
day- extremely doubtful N the lowest Iate
quoted be obtained. While &c Is superhetly hfn
the market is devoid Of all support" o.,
LONDON, Aug 10 1890 o. nConsols 9Js Tor money y2
for tho account bonds fur aud halt per cents 100
Enc RAILWAY shares II limos Central 81 Pennsylvania
Central, $685. - -
NJ 81 Confines OT the account Ile
Railway shares, II b. Or,
LONDON Aug l5-4 m.-COnsols 9ilis for money s4Ste
for the account Erie Railway shares ~ DO preiefe o.
Peunsy Central 32 Pans dvices quote ave pei Ctt
les u ~ francs 80 centmes Tor the accOuHL
BERLIN. Aug 1g.-The statement of tue Imperial BANK
Of Germany Increase 30 specie 3O2l OOO mlks
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Good Ordinary.........--lOA
strict food Ordinary lUSs

Futures quiet with several slight declines noted Sales sat
urday, after september llgj, ll6t ll63 October
llAi, No. ll.39; Noyember, ll.2l; Deoenber lll6;
Janury. lll7i MARCIA lLS9 total 300 1alea sales g.
i6I 90 " 90 lI6i. llBl 1888 ll.62 Ootobor, so
lI3s I.37 1856, lt3t. lL3j, ll36 llsv ll33 1881;
81 IL 10 Ills il.2O; December ll12 ll13
lila lilo; February, ms; March. lL2j total l4Jp
bales total 81 400 bae First Cal-Soptemher ll0O.
ll.59; october, ll36, li.3j November. IL total
800 bales second Cal-AuEuIL llyO October llSO NO.
Il2s total 800 baleA THIRD CaI-SePtembeE 1872 total
I0n bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Fer North Riper. Vessels and Railro1fS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

MONDAY, Aug. H. 1873.
ASHES-Qnet steady; Pots. 47tc; Pearls, 6ssG6c.
COFFEE-Aih grades In demand, hr1n; rumorod liberal
gaIfg Of Java arrive drdn3 particular
sales AGO sayauIila private terms Rio hn ~ Slr
DAYS advance: cargOrs, l4ql7 NC gold JObulnK lois
hiRh G. NC gold sales baltimore. 100 bags Cam
Danefo," US2 bags Gray Bagie." private terms.
COTrON-SpOts quiet, unchanged, features OF in
teres sales nos bales Of which Js3 htc saturday, all
for consumption Delivered contract To- bales Receipts
al por bales against day last week and $40
same M "a QunlItlnmA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20

Grades s 1879 rs RE Flour scarce q 81 Corn Sut Mem
Rsd COOL new 81 n5 Jersey Deaware and MARYLAND Am
bor mostly in the cars 81 68ssi oshi Western No Red
% STS S 81 1851 about SS S s d IL
e Of ReJeetsa $685. Steamer AsStSe; san 81.
fss,c; Prime DIV soaIhem Yellow. IN cars and
aS % sSd Sas a o psnnsyTaha an western
White a32c do 273ic. the latter for very Fancy;
whisky yiT Tm at y o. fSr western t the Open
Corn sSiet and shss oyer o g. i2 s for %
t0ber 46df7e Ste1n spot aud August wheat steady
b b 9 & S asks g, sp Sg h's Al ~ ga 81 OK
asked October $4,000 bush o az 81 0s for August and
SPOT aud August; 25aS2sLc september; so269e for
No. Mixed, spot and August aud 26aZ6'sc for sep'eH-
ST. LOUIE Aug ls-FOur easier but not quotably lower.
SssRs August; S9sS1c sspsabeF sss&sI e
Qct0borj 10. Red Fall s694 s7e cash Corn lower No
37a37 &c. October. OaJs lower 2Ie eashi 2l's92fsc
September Rye inactive ami l9wr a M r pa AMI and
lower AZ $40 759S0 STA Lard dull and nominal Bulk
Shoulders 81 7 Clear NIB 7c; Clear sides he sugar
Cured Hama lS9be RseelptsF s9gg 9pisi Wae1s
Oj0 6usili Barley I00e 900 bbsi
Wheat 10000 bush; Corn 1000 oush Oats 1000 eus-'
T6IEDo. Aug 19-wheat weak no. " bite Wabash.
do 81 05 Extra do. 81 Og Amber MichiSan SPOT held
al 81 Vi seller Aggust 81 o. seller segtemDsi a. is 30
seller August 81 OF seller September $685. ssisr DC
Re 81 Oh a No do &C., Rejected Wabash s9c.;
Amber, 90 Ec. No. amber minols 81 QS9 Corn dun
September, 42ei Rejected, 4Ohc psmaged S5s'c Oats
SSan,ged ReeeiptsIWhest Igs O0o buell.; Corn 1900
busli Oats, 1OOj bush. shipmentswheat 20o0u0 hqss
weak Amber Michigan held az 81 % sales At 9se
seller septe@6er Nc sd wPtsr seller Aasas ~ se a
WILMINGTON c. Aug I9spirts Of Turpentine stesdy at
steady 81 for Hard 81 % for yirgin and 81 70 for
6Oc Mixed, 5fG50c.
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fflarble ano Slate fIanisls.

A TvTEN'TION Now is the time to purchase
"A Slate AND MARBLE MANTELS
49, Seots PENRHYN SLATE CO.
'As 80 Union square, NY. tithaye. an l7th1SS
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The following were tO-days quotations for
foreign and domestic coins and bullion. United
States coins being quoted in currency and ali the
Others IN gOld nu.,,. s.u,.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
Goruorat,on Notltes.

NOTICE.-JAMES NJ. OAKLEY g. CO.
~ AuCrIoN F.sFs win sell at PUBLIC AUCTION. ~
oIrer OF the DEPAEfMENI o. DOCKS on AattTRIt'
neudnE FervnOats sheds, and Ends OF DOCK Piles
For mi Information The CITY Record Copies nor sae ~
No. CITY Hail
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COTTON MARKETS.

AUGUSTA, Aug 19-Cott0n quiet hrm; Middlng II ise;
iddlng 10sle. Good Ordinary, IOhcJ receipts ia
bales: sales, 10 bales
d1Dg ac GOOi Ordinary 10 e net receipts ~ Daiesi
gross IL bales exports coasws 20 baes sales DO baios
BOSTON Aug I9-COttOn steady; Arddlng l2e; Low Mid
ding l14; Good Ordinary, 1lc net receipts none gross,
233 bales STOCK, 2.4t2 bales. -. -,
CHARLESTON Aug l9-COtOn qniet; MiddlnR, IL s1i1 &c;
Middlmg lU7sc; Good Ordinary l0f@lOhci mes re-
receipts III Daesi exports coastEe, 800 Oaes sales 10
GAyFsTos aug Ig.-Cotton STEADY; MiIdIing il isc.s
Low MiddliHg lose; Good Ordinary, 10 ise receips
20 bales sales, ll5 bales; stock l,l59 bales.
LOUISVILLE Ang lJ.-COttOn Hrm MidiinRg HE.
M.MPIus, Aug 19.--COIOH IRREGULAR AGdipg. IL sei re-
ceUt IS bales shipments 223 bales sales 30 bales stock,
MOBILE Aug. l9.-COtton quiet, steady Mddlng. IL Sc;
Mdulng 10atc.; Good Ordinary, i0isc; receip IO2
bales; sales. 90 bales stock. 5St bales
MiddliDg 1O; Good Ordinary, 1Hc; net receipts
bales; Os 1J9 bales; exports 10 Crest Britain SIS
bales salas, 600 bassi stock, 232 bales.
NORFOLK I9-CottOn Middlng lii2c.; net
30 bales; exports coastise 90 baes sales nOnei
sock. 26S bales. , -.
Low Kidding. 1885, GOod Ordinary II fei net rVceiga.
gross nOne sales To sphner SlV Dalesi STOCK zzfA
bales. 49,
SAVANNAH Aug. 19.-Cotton in fair demaud Niddling.
1lIs.; Low Mddng l094c Coed Ordinary lOaeei net re-
ceUis, 2j9 bales sales, 81 bales; stock 342 bales
ST. LOUIS Aug. 19-CotUon queti Mttding, hci Low
MidiNg 1O7sc: Good Ordinary lOlso; receipts W bales
shipments. 81 bales; stock 76S bales.
WILMINGTON Aug I9-C0ttOn hrTa and nominal Midiiug,
receipts none exports cOastwse 80 baes stock lS9 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20

There change the general character Of this
during the past The supply Continues
hgh and at any other season Of the year would not be %
cient tho demand But However there Is
little inquiry for horses Of any kind few good carriage
horses OF Ii or IA hands high weighing from 100 70 LOO
pounds, might possibly ind Euyer at $500 10 500
per head, according to style OF action and we'll
bred qualities. Dealers in this city have many
spare hours 10 while away as Manhattan Beach
loedaway though through East 24tsi almost any
would though but few awaited the
selves privilege Jolly dealer whom acc0sted with
question Why aont take advantage OF this duh
and % Of the many excursions which leave
daily - reped Won't dol couldn't think OF sucn
tng must stay aTOme and make people think business
lively, only sell horse MONTH" This Is about
the experience IN that famous known
as BnPs Head" last saturday Isaac Dahman shipped
80 head carriage horses via the National Lnes
Liverpool Recent mail ay1ees nom Glasgow report fair
demand for good American and Canadian carriage
and driving animals; the puee always being
secondary Consideration when quality suits. The 81
head which left tails port some eve moaths ago
ell been sold 70 advantage and We give sales % show
bringing In that country they were s0d DY
Grady, " Glasgow and the sales run as follows
Chestnut Geding. fl5O Dark Chestnut do, &llO.
others $50 $40 $50. down TO $50, and nne Canadian
Pony So guReas. Preference b given however, 20 baYs
browns and correspondents advise shipments OF those
cOlOrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20

that the Imperial Bank of Germany during the week
reported an increase of 3, 021 900 marks.
The gross earnings of the following named rail-
roads were reported to-day:
WABASH
Second week of August...... SHEET s12l28i $1,000
January 10 Augcs A.. 2,58834S 2SOL2l9 1890
ST. LOUIS, KANSAS CITY AND NORTHERN.
Second week 0, f7 s75 s7s I0f sfsS6
January 10 August 15.-.-.17 il373 18o74J4 l46Oo0
The receipts Of -four and gram at the principal
Atlantic ports this 10th day of August were:
New-YOh.
By CaDsI RaPd C'Uiso Bait Phla Boston
Flour. bbls... no 2Leo5 1880 4,les $500 1893
Wheat bush. 800 5?5soO -. 152se3 g 200 le 500
0Sts bGsh 10000 Ii i025 . $1,000 1880 1880
8ys bush 1000 400 mn LOCO s99
Total busn S39425 7Oo275 29i 2O3O6s l5e.5OO 5O7OO
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day, are reported as follows:
Receipts Shipments.
Bv lake Rairoafs. Canal. Railroads.
Flour bbl'...-..'''.'' $3.50 IsoO o,oOo
Wheat bnsh.......... i594i5 10000 I42s!s ,7955oSS
Corn. bush. .........- 4lGSs0 $4,000 1726j0 1UI0sO
RYE ,...,..,.. $500 $SSS 2ISCO $SS0
Total BUSH ....-.... 877705 1O5sOO 3l6495 2OO.4sO
The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, as re-
'''''' ~ ''''si''" iRecclpts Shipments
Chicago milwaukee, Chleago. Milwaukee;
Flour. bbls...... 1867 1870 44Oi 22oO
Wheat bush. I4easo g27oo e2S 600 sls sSS
Corn. bush. 4i62$9S ,Sl00 44 dd r. 979 %
G2 2s b s.ih y S i|3 1919 IS iiSSGgsa5 SoS
Barley, bush. 5,sl5 I4,sOO 400 400
Total bnsh..... 8s9Si4 $500 6C6i6I $4,000
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THE MONEY MARKET.

OFF7cIAL REPORT ". y sFOCK EXCHANGE SALES
FRIDAY. AUGUST 10. 1873
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
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PRINT CLOTHs MARKET.
HORSE MARKET.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Aug l9-ThekPnnt Cloth smarket has
quet while quotations for 81 Square goods
naIy 35c cash. sales have been made shade better FOr
5GU8O $50 cash. strong bat sales
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Dipioeno Notices.
Buslness Chanres.

YIlO DRY-GOOD MERCHANTS.-Wanted by
voung man 80 years OF situation ~ the counting
room large and varied eerieuee vas Tor Iwsgo
and cashier also assisting Win the etrt-
Tor ore o tie largest IN the trade 70 whom e s
Would accept Moderate compensation Address j. y -
Box 45 Tribune Ohee-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20

Total busn 339425 7Oo275 29i 2O3O6S 10000 5970O
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day are reported as follows:
Receipts ShiDments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20

that the Imperial Bank of Germany during the week
reported an increase of 3 1921 900 marks.
The gross earnings of the following named rail-
roads were reported to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20

| By Canal Railri Cwse. Bait PhHa BOSTON
Flour, bbls... l75 2l,6Oj 1880 4,l63 $500 1859
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20

TIRsr cALI-1Oll O'CLOCK A. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20

The following were the receipts and shipments q
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, as re
ported by telegraph:
Recepts shipmeuta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-03

E0="I have somewhere paWned my wed
ding ring for drink, is an advertisement in a
German paper. 1.-The holder will please send
me his address"
EDrThe Cinnamon of San Francisco are
again endeayoring to stop the cutting off OF
queues in the prisons Of that city. 4 test case
is being made OF a Chinese prisoners suit
against the sheriff for $4,000 damages.
aFDr Thorpe of the Yorkshire college of
science, England, accompanied by two friends,
is making scientific observations across the
American continent.
Es-The wonderful vitality of Loman Griflia,
Who has lately died in Lodi, o., aged los, was
shown by the fact that he breaihed several
days after his limbs were lifeleSS, although he
had not eaten for a week.
F1~Silas PomeroY. an English Justice OF the
Peace, was attacked by bull at his country
place in Hampshire. He retreated into a
hedge, and endeavored to defend himself with
his stick, but was gOred to death. 1t was Pom
erOy's birthday, and large party had been in-
vited to dinner.
RS-Tw0 soldiers in British regiment in
Ceyion died OF cholera. They were total alb
StainerS from strong drink, and their death
caused the deSertiOG from the abstinence cause
of l3G out OF lSS teetotaleTS i'll the regiment,
many Of whom have since given unm iStakable
proofs of their change OF views.
ES-Aiter d negro murderer had been taken
by 2 mob from the jail In Athens, Ala, there
was a division Of sentiment as TO hanging him.
Speeches were made, and it was voted to de
eide the question by ballot, but before that pla n
could be carried ont the advocates of lynchipg
seized the prisoner and hanged him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-03
GEOEG ETOWN.

WFDDING.-The young and popular captain
OF the steamer Lady of The Lake, G. j. Bonnie
vile, was united in marriage yesterday alter
noon to Miss Carrie +. Birch, at the residence
OF her father, our well known fellUw-citiZen,
j. f. Birch, esq. Immediately after the cere-
mOny the happy couple left for an extended
northern tour accompanied by the best wishes
OF their numerous friends.
POTOMAC BOAT CLUB-At the regular
monthly meeting of the Potomac Boat Club,
held in the club rooms, at West End hotel,
last night, arrangements were made for an
extensive regatta, to take place on Tuesday
next. at AZ O'Clock. between single, double,
and four cared crews.
REPORT OF FREE DELIVERY at GEORGETOWN
post Office for the month of September
There were delivered 1919 mail letters, 1919
mail postal cards, "A local letters, a local
postal cards, and 5,77S newspapers. The col
lectiOnS from the street boxes were SITS let
ters, 2,263 postal cards and 974 newspapers.
Whole number OF pieces handled during the
month, $3.50.
GRAIN.-400 bushels wheat to Fl. M. Talbot.
There were no offerings on Change to-day.
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The weather.
LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

The lighting of the street lamps Is at $50 p.
NJ, eXtinguishiDg AIS a. m.
The Washington Light Infantry Corps at It's
meeting last night, elected civil officers IS i0i-
lows: Corporal j. G.. EntwiSle, secretary |;
William III. Beali treasurer, tre-eiected), ana
l.. III. MacNichOl, armOrer.
The night school for poor boys. conducted
by Carroll Institute, Will be opened ior the
winter season next Monday night. The regu-
lar weekly meetings commence this evening.
Our readers interested in life insurance will
be interested in the article quoted in another
column in regard 10 the reduction of rates by
the Mutual Life insurance Company of New
York.
The great revival at Foundry NJ. E.. church
Is progressing with increasing interest The
revival service last night was one of grea
power. The young man of Is years and the
aged man OF 20 were at the altar seeking re
hgion, aud there were some happy CONVEX
SONS: The young evangelist, Rev. Thomas
hafflS0n, conducts services this week
morning and night. Next week be will have
all Ga, revival services.
From Parker We nave The lyoo.;,,s H.,
S and Frank Leslin's talk ' R nyns
-.u.oI, RUGS IOr October I'd, and Leslie's
Illustrated Newspaper for october u.
Right Rev. j. j. Keane, Bishop of Richmond,
Will administer the sacrament OF confirmation
at ST. Mary's church, Alexandria, at a. IN.
next Sunday, and preach at high mass at IL
O'Clock.
Judge Smell to day ordered the officers OF his
court TO hereafter abstain from putting hand
cuffs on children and women.
A. r. Appleman, esq, vice president Cit1-
Zens' National Bank, resigned his office to-
day, to enable him TO return to his native
place, HagerStown, Md, to take control of the
factory, of which be has been elected presi-
dent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-03
RsThe king of Burmah died yesterday.

The negotiations between Germany and
the Vatican have resulted in failure.
Eg-Serpent skin boots for he ladies are the
latest novelty in Paris.
Rg-A saloon keeper at Paducah, Ky, puts a
nickel into the yellow fever contribution box
every time he sells 15-cent drink.
RA- Two tramps brutally outraged Mrs. Nc
MILAN, widow, living near Newark, o. A
vigilance committee went in pursuit.
ES- Lightning struck the Russia leather
pOcketbOok of Mrs. Chenery, of Salem, Mass,
which she was carrying in her hand, and $50
in greenbacks was burned to crisp, silver
ticket scOrched.
@-The six Chinese companies, which man.
age the business of the celestial inhabitants
OF San Francisco, claim that the Chinese
laborer makes in that city from $25 to $40 per
month, and does not intend to 60 to the Allan
tic coast or anywhere else,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-03
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE,.
- Rural Labor for Our Deserving
Poor.


Editor Star:-1n your issue OF the 18th ult.
appeared letter in which the great suffering
OF many respectable families in our midst Is
own destitute poor and worthy neighbors, is
made, which ought to be generally considered
and acted upon. This subject is of great i'm
portance and deserves the most serious con
sideration: 1t is suggested in said letter that
plan ought to be proposed to give employ
ment to the honest and willing laborer, by
which he can earn his daily bread and sup
can be put In practice If the people of the city
OF Washington will take a hearty interest in
the premises. What is impossible for one or
few, becomes an easy matter if great num-
Der lay hands to the work. For some years
past number OF gentlemen have endeayored
TO form an association in the interest of rural
70 acres of fertile land to each, to hundreds of
families, who are now willing to work. but
nave no means TO procure land for their sup
port and who have no chance of getting en-
pioyment otherwise, and therefore they can
not avail themselves of the only safe methods
namely: work and industry. TO better their
CONDITION and leave an oyercrowded city.
where starvation wages. hunger and misery
seem to be their inevitable lot
according to the plan of this association
every head of a family is furnished with
sufficient area Of fertile land and house
thereon. in healthy climate, where an indus.
trlOuS !ab0rer in few years can build up
comfortable home, and become an independent
ireehoder OF a farm which can yield him from
$1,000 to $1,000 or even more year. He is also
supplied with tools and farming implements
and the necessary subsistence until a crop can
pe raised for the support of the laborer, all of
which he, in the course of time, will have to re-
pay to the association out of the produce of his
Mr.. Solomon and other gentlemen OF
la IL. ." ASSOCIATION have exam.
;ne e t az nGesS ;,,,, 'atailed state
ment thereof to all who call on them.
An effort has been made to the present Con-
gress to obtain material aid in the further
ance of this desirable object, and will again
be made at its next session, and here iG is
where the citizens of Washington can aid this
enterprise by joining in petition for the in-
corporation OF said association and praying
for the aid necessary to accomplish this end,
and also In becoming shareholders in the asso
citation, which if literally supported can offer
a home forl. coo worthy families of our poor and
destitute workingmen. If the association is
successful other cities viii follow our example,
and the great question of labor, what shall be
done with the thousands of suffering and IN
employed wOrkingmen in our overcrowded
cities? will be speedily solved. Us.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-03

500 PAIRS OF MISSES SHOES AT rs CENTS
A PAIR.
All other Shoes In proportion.
Childrens Shoes, with hess, sizes from 9 TO 10,
at 90 cents pair.
Children's Button Shoes, Philadelphia CITY
make, sizes from 20 5, at 40 cents.
Boys School Shoes, al sizes, at75 cents per pair
The broken stock OF Summer Goods-uo Offer ID
fused.
Great Inducements TO wholesale buyers.
Rsremfer the sign o: the Rcd Flag at he ROs-
TON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE. 49i Pa. ave.
sep7-tr LEOPOLD RIC6OLD, Prc1,ristur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-03

MULTITUDEs Of people require an Alternative
to restore the healthy action of their system
and correct the arrangements that creep into
several impOsitiOns were palmed OIL upon the
public under this name. Ayers S4rSaparista
Is no imposition.
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rs,EE LATEST PUBLICATIONS.

= history OF the Growth % the Steam Engine, By
Robert III, ThCrston, G. K. Inter sci. Series Illus
tlated; 81. 80. Sound, by Alfred Marshall Mayer
illustrated; Sill 90. Lessons in Cookery, Handbook
OF the National Training School for Cookery,
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