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ADVERTISE Ks ENTs.
EVAN SVlLLE
" Ooien Factory.
%, 900 lbs, Wool Wanted.
greatly ,r'duc ~ Prices for Man
HI0ct' ring II COL ia Goods

Car6ine sid spinning ynru nom II to IS
cents pr n.
stocking yAra, mixed, SlC per N.
COssim' 20 soc per yd .
TwCO all wool AOc -
Doe ~ an jeans, now style, 500
Flann 'l- nom 2hc 20 S5o -
Blan cts from - to $3.50 per mr.
W. nave a lot OF heavy goods that we
sell worry low for cash, wool or country
pro"ucC. We give tho
highest Market Price for UooR.~C-N
We don't hold wool, therefore we can
sell goods lower ana pay bettor plico
for wool than Others.
j. BOWMAN & son.
Eymsvile, Preston co., w. Va
Mar. 18th, 1878, 4, 20 II.
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'Jechcnical ingenuity ealmira.,od IN
che invention OF tho S~W.as s,.tl.Cc,
AMI millions OF toiliny women ve~a
81 va.2d fron JruCgcry md poverty 10
int 'lligcnCe, industry N I coIa pctrncc
VI this DO true "a 30 abstract a. regards
thc average sowing machine, With what
for'c loud Sc apply - tSct marvellous
ombolimeut Ct IN that ia useful and
bc1UufW in C2H.oC- mecht ~
isu, The \I-ro.s Sowing Npchiae, which
h..S f,irly cclipsed all othcra, not only
in its 0l'paG'h;y 20 20 all kinds az
WVr but IL tho eCso wi,h V Ai>h Il IN
donni lt nay 10 SAID - havo carried
As Jluir1s Is rtCsn 81 soon a. it,
,ap.t .hty tor s,, r,> lscamo i-uowu. 1hO
aim ot it's inNcator ha4 boon 20 discard
'sDry nsclCas complication pocUlicr to
ordinary nachiu,s, ,.ISt only fam,liaris,
w.tA the r,c htuN will snabio oar read
er fully - ,pu., oiat" how FAR Eo hca
succy eden 10 lS not zoo much to say
ia" nac2.Uu W., i.st \ lifetime. Plin-
clpal O.iCo Cno al-prNc.ogy, Middle
town. Conn. and ~ Al tho large cities
Of tre country.
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To Our Agents.

Our agents are hereby requested
not To receive any more su bsciip-
tiOns for tho ANGUS for less shan
$3.50 per annum, 75c for six
months, SOC COZ four months-and
that in advance. IL will be romeiu-
bercd that when we offered the
ANGUS at the rate Of 81 90 per an
mum In clubs we stated that the pxs
trnur'linnry offer might be recalled
AT any time, therefore this offer Is
hereby recalled.
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The Peoples Sunday School
PIC Mic.

Agreeable % previous arrangements.
there VIII be Sund,y Sch,o! pic mic
held ut the N.o~gmtown district cam.
meeting p.oIuds, near Tunuui.un, on
the ith "'July r.XL ltVili DO held a.
"a b1-!.c. din ior. Each schyoi lat pnr
tcipho9 IS rXp-ctol To- provide a ,fcat r.r
the o'bhdh s"aoOl ch 49, "a.
There vii be music iu abundance bv
he following "'a"-. Beaty's, No. T..
R'naioid'-, SnrIrr@ proDably Pr.E
Jones kuotisvillc class. Application
VIII he made for instrumental music
from kingwUpd. The ncivhborLooi
classes, w., viii be waited on by cons
ni'lec from BOmatcids. A meeting OF
tho Executive Committees of the diner
out schools viii be held AT Bouafc!,r,
school h"iso on 9und..y, June 10th, az .
"e'oc< T.. NJ, Tor The purpose Of ar.ange-
my suitable programme" and for trms.
acting such otnor business q. tAcv my
doom pertinent Comc ono, ccro III
and lot ~ have u grand jubilee.
JErrfE BoN.TIELD,
AiOsEs STEPIIES-
JED. ". iiARtMAN,
W NJ. Is. COR.
JJHN TAYLOR
lIROE SHAW,
COuDt,n,c ~ IHUit0figa
The committee on toe part Of tire Bon
aiird sunday school hereby extend q
corIim Invitation % III, - meet win a..
ih To beautiful grove ana celebrate tic
annIvors u.s. OF our N1u.not Di.b day
a special invitation is extcnded 20 tIIo
Beatty singing class 10 meet wi n VA and
cmiven tic occasion wien tucir excellent
vocal mu,ic. Eminent ape.kor h We
Dcen procured f'r the occas',u
Come ono, come ail. .Excr..s,. begin
9t 1914. rs.
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ADVERTISING RATES

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for first insertion, and dfty cents for each
additional insertion.
Advertisements of more than two
SQUARE, standing for a longer time than
one month. subject to special rate sched-
ule which can &c seen by calling at this
Office.
TRANSIENT advertisements MIST be
paid for when ordered.
LEGAL notices 25 cents per line for four
insertions.
Personal communications will be- in
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TEN lines OF this type one square.
LOCAL notices Zen cents por line.
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Gran d Picnic at Howesv lille on
July4th. 1878.

There will be grand pic mic ut Iowes>
Vile ON the 4th of July in aid ofthc now
church. Dinner and supper can he had
on tho grounds. COMMITTEES: l.. +. Cau-
neld, j. II. Rickelma n, Arnold Wesling
Philip Wesling, Frank Grocer, Clemens
Bergman, George Deaker.
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10 resident, q tbs coUHty-One y ear.
$3.50. SIN months, 20 four months, 90
cents
n, non r. rdCntS ofth c.hRty-Ouo wear.
81 65-ihe Il cents extra beng charged
"a pr pay po-ta4 .,- SIX months, IS cents;
three months -, cents.
our terms ARC cash 20 0itIaCc, there.
fore "A r4!eH No le stopped al 'ba eN-
pIrauOu # tue .Htu ol subscription, ma.
less renew a.
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Wonders of the Telephono.

on Sunday last employees Of the tele-
graph . flee in this place opened up toe.
phonic communication with operators in
the telegraph Office at Newarl Ohio. A.
remarkable as it may seem tho sounds Of
the voice were transmitted oycrtho yyirc.
from one Office to the Utllor. distance a.,
oyer twp hundred milos. Several pieces
II music were sung iu tho Newark Off a.,
and the singing could be 80 citlrlv heard
here that there was no difficulty boz DIS.
tinguishing tho tune. Tho operator 90
BenwoOd could hear the sound OF D.
voices passing oyer the wires at bis &C..
fee. Communication was also had " %
tn Office at New burg and FREQ con- ,r-
sltIon opened vi. Gentlemen in tpo
grafton Office entertained party OF Ia-
lies 1T NcwOurg, aud tho lagcr returned
tbo compliment by singing sevnrll pie
Coz of music which were distinctly aeard
IN tho Grafton Onicc.-Scutna
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5NEST VIRGINIA, ~. ;

WEST vrRdINIA, s.;
At Rules held ia
tho clorll 8 office of tIir Circuit Court ni
Preston county. on the FIRST Monday Of
May, 1873
Ly 9.. A. rro"'I% ro,,,rv
John w. Trchbly.
Tho object Olthis suit is To- obtain "A
divorce vinculu n1trimpuii.
And ii appearing tlIHt The delcudant is
not resident Of dis state, he Is. .hcrr-
fore hereby required TO appear here, at
l'u!cs lU Zoe he'll for -ail Court. uu the
irrt Moud lN OF JInc, LcNt, au1 b. Y at
U.s. nee ssIrN to protect his Interests H. p
I'M. And on lnpiipu 81 The pl,inuu hy
her attorney, IL .- ordered that the f,rt.
= 'inE bc published In the "Wcs. Virgin
be ANGUS. IA weekly newspaper Iub
i"h"I ia this county.
copy Test:
SMITH CRANE. Clerk.
. -, ".''" Payne. Airy far Pru.
May ] u.s. 80.
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MARRIAGE Licenses.

franklin II Manear aud Cat hcrinc An,
ierson, both OF this county.
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WEST VIRGINIA ARGUS
THE
VEST VIRGINIA ARG US.
is Published ere'y Saturday by
:! c. EY r. HYDE,
SUB, SpTION-TERNfs:

I1.',TcoD, PALsT N COUNTY, W V
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West Virginia seems TO show fcwer
cases of inhuman barbarlty. notwithstan-
ding the reputation which has been forced
upon her by those who knew not where,
o'they spoke. than somo OF the Statas
where high toned morality prevails. a
New Jersey woman recently beat her
rdne-vear old son with pokor, for DISC
beIieurc, and then held bin over led
G.tsiove until his feet and tho lower
Iait OF his .egs were roasted Tho papers
in the vicinity advocate lynch law
Rcgstcr
The most remarkable birth over known
iu tho history Of accouchmeDts occurred
near Suesrillo, Ohio, on last Monday
night Mrs. McCormic'. glyo birth to
five ho ltby children, tour OF whom were
bJts and one Gil. Tha medical works
give bat foo instances OF such wonder
SOL airih4, and when ucy do OCCUR iho
ou'ldrcn hiv, scarcely been known to
live. ~ This case thc uD'hor md chil-
dr.u rc. iu tln c"mm.u language on
-ucl o'cs.i 1r-. "doinr we'll" Tho cnm
lHui'. '.wu there is excited qnI fhs
ZOOS .I.r i- tae h'r .pf .rI tl. cluu-
re 3uuu olYu, and h- mIn. VIII
.nf. q ou iilo wings uf tho new .ulYri IS
fi..l uI. citJ oi .nc country tp hc.HI.r.
l4.- hIwH I- UrD1dE Wi pbIr.t of piIariti.
I., IlI N. u'd WuIu Ui tha roslOu.
Two Htih-. rH Do .i ur 90 iirou. ht.l
occurred within tue irH IIu.au A,.t.
.rIr Obs ryp.f, ui, cos ot,. zee 1il Ic
rt.'rdnd ot.urr.u &C. p.uf., iu fte
.. .H| I Ell
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GEORGETOWN.

The FUNERAL of VIM. Hunter, jr., son OF
Hon. VIM. Hunter, Third Assistant Secretary
of State, took place from the residence Of the
latter yesterday afternoon at five o'clock, the
Rev. j. j. joyce, of st. Johns tP. E. church,
officiating. The following acted as pail bear
erS j. HoldSworth Gordon, III. D.. Cooke, ir..
n. {. Hill, q. f. Patten, Mayhem Platter. and
DR.: W. Bowie Tyler. The interment was in
Oak Hill.
SOUNDINGs ON THE PoTOMAC.-Mr John B.
Dunckes yesterday afternoon made soundings
OF the channel from the Long bridge to George
town to ascertain what amount of mud it
would be necessary to take out to allow vessels
drawing from 13 to Is feet of water to come to
this port. He found the depth to vary from s
to II feet at low tide.
CATTLE MARKET.-Oferings at Drevers'
Rest yesterday were as follows: 80 cattle
sold; 200 sheep, $50 sold; 80 cows, all sold /:
Prices for cattle, 3 to cents per pound do
sheep, 5 to 6 cents per pound do. COWS, SIS to
$50 per head.
The KNIGHTS OF ST. BERNARD have elected
the following officers for the ensuing year.
timothy Sullivan, commander: John r. Scriy-
enner and Benjamin Brauzee, deputy com
manderS: John Ready, recording secretary
). r. Spellman, financial secretary; IA DYER
herald; David Knowles, warden: John Nc
Cauley, standard bearer. The society was pre-
scented Wit handsome American flag by the
commander.
DREw's DIoRAMA of bible history will be
presented at the West street Presbyterian
church tomorrow evening. See advt.
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THE COVRTS.

CIRCUIT COURT-JudGe cartier.
Yesterday, John H. Russell VS.. r. s. Will
liams, action on note for $500: statute of lin
ltationS plead; verdict for plaintiff, subject to
opinion of court. W; E, Brown, jr., use of w.
contract Tor s., e5sSs; on trial. "'' quiz I'll d
PROBATE COURT-Jatdge Olin.
Yesterday the following business was trans
acted:-Estate of Edward Owen; testament
any letters to Mills Dean; bond s., 900. Estate
of Noah Hinchcomb decree appointing Cath
arine A. Lansdale administrator; bond $50
Estate OF Mary A. Hurdle; answer of Francis
E. Demar to citation. In re. c. j. Brewer ;
bond.
POLICE COURT-Judge Shell.
To-day, James Marshall was found S., for
stealing a bushel of coal. Charles JonsOn,
alias Robert Stocks, was sent to jail for &C.
petit larceny. Archibald MoultOn, threats to
VIM. H. Dominis; 500 to keep the peace. Au.
gust BackuS, assault and battery on Anna
to punish him as it was the first offence of this
kind 81 without cost. VIM. Platter assault on
virginia Ogle; $40. He was also found 49, for
assault on VIM. Fry Richard A. Hill, loud
a vagrant. Kitty Hailstock, diSorderly; S.
In the cases OF the produce dealers, who have
been arrested for doing business without
this, morning and were dismissed. John
Mlthers keeper of a vicious dog which BIZ
Robert Cotton, a small white boy; was ordered
DIR. George Gross; continued under personal
bonds. Sidney Maltby was fined $40 and cost
or thirty days in Jail for assault and battery
on VIM. H. Crawford.
STRANGER STRIPPED.
John Brooks, a cOlOred man. was arragneC
| on the charge of the larceny of all overcoat
dress coat, nat, gaiter, shoes, pants, vest anC
hundred dollars, from Charles T. Firman,
white man and stranger, who testified that OF
the night Of January 10Th he was seized on the
by four negroes, thrown to the ground ani
| stripped naked OF everything he had on, to hi
Undertaking, and left there. On crOss-exam
| lnatiOn he owned that he was not entirely so
| Der at the time, but not so far gone as not t,
remember the men. He recOlected havin.
seen the face OF Brooks. but was not able t
| swear positively that he was one of the mol
| who robbed him. Mr.. COyle stated to the cour
| that Detective McDevitt was an impOrtan
| witness, but he was out of town, and he asked
| postpOnement of the hearing until his re
turn granted
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Mr.. Johnson renewed his motion directing
the committee on rules to report on the power
OF The president in the premises; adopted.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
Mr.. Holland offered a resolution requesting
the committee on accounts to report the
amount on hand TO the credit of the schools;
adopted.
Mr. Hoyey offered resolution, which was
adopted. inStructing the superintendent to re-
port If rule 40 relative to the canvassing Of
papers. pamphlets, and publications OF all
kinds in the public schools, has been or is being
violated.
Mr.. Dyer suggested that the inquiry be as to
the offices and residences of trustees also.
Mr.. Ford, from the committee On accounts,
reported that there was now on hand S6i, SAT 81.
which, after paying the teachers salaries for
the month of March, will leave about So, 900,
just about enough to carry the schools through
arOther month.
Mr.. HOvey offered a resolution til It those
candidates for teachers examined December
Is who obtained, without the oral examination,
a rank equal to those who passed and who
subsequently gained on the oral examination
an equal rank, be granted certificates.
Mr.. Holland raised the point that this was
the motion rejected at the January meeting
in a new form, and could not be considered.
The chairman (NIr. French) ruled the point
well taken. Adjourned.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements. &C., Tonight.

National Thedter.-JOhn I. Raymond As
t'COL Sellers"
Frd's opera H02,se.-Callender's G eDrgia
Ministries.
IRedter C5nliQue.-Varieties-
Lincoln HdH-Lecture of Judg' u. r Rick
At the Y. VI C. A.-Musical sn aar;aipmant
by local talent.
EcCaaley's Hail. Milk. maid party and
supper '
festival, ~
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ma2-tr S0s Ninth street.
no NOT PAY HIGH PRICES Fo.
CARRIERS NEW STORE.
No. III Marker SFUc.

u YOUR DRY GOODS.
Buy them at the Cheapest Dry Goods s.ore IL,
Washington. N'' S-oie IL
CARRIERS NEW STORE.
No. III Market STuc.
very VIDE Pillow Case Cotton. lO-sc.: excellent
IuallS Salco, sc; New York II lis Sbeefipp
cotton, The best and widest made very CHEAP: ints
9uanty Paid Muslin, 12c: one ward wide Pacie q
eretol ne SanDrlc, lhgured, very fine quality ON ~
Q, worth l2r.; beautiful Dress Goods. paTi six
anu Wool l5c.; Black Silks at the very lowest
IrlceS. We are selling al excellent quality '.Satin
flnlshn Black SILK at only 81. IS, worth 81 90 in
every city IN the United States: large size RridaI
o0c; pure white all Linen Table Dan ash, 30
also, remnants OF Table Linen very cheap: Black
cashmere, pure wool, very fine quality very vide
double width, 62 '3c.-this is a special bargais:
i blaGk Cashmere, fine quality, double fold, 25c.
very large assortment of CaSsimeTes for boysS
wear, very cheap; Lace for curtains We are now
, v In our New Store, No. I'll Market Space
W. nave paced large sign across the pavemest
with our name written on il in Gold Tefters'
GARTER 8, , so that every one viii know where ~
buy the cheapest Dry Goods mail "
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COTTAGE GINGERBREAD.-Take one cup of
butter and lard melted together, add one Gun
New orleans molaSseS; stir into this one cup
each of sugar and cold water, two large tea
SpoonfulS ginger, two eggs beaten, and four
cups flour, having in ii three large teaspoon
luis Do0tey's Yeast Ponder. Bake in moder-
ately hot oven,
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CITY ITEMS.
LKoNILEs.-Milans 4 wilkins, COS eth s

THE GLoRIEs OF WOMAN are luxuriant hair
ana hne teeth. The first is secured by j. 4 L.
A!klnson'S BolSuBl OF White Roses, and the
latlef preserved by their Quinine Polcder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-13

oNE OF THE MOST SATISFACTORY RESULTS in
medicine is in the production of Lodiue's
iteGGoche SPECIFIC, which cures headache i'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-13

Mr. HERNDOS MORSEIL the faVorite young
to 90 10 Europe for period of two years, in
order to perfect his musical education, for
which purpose he has chosen the conservatory
at Milan. In view of this step the cOmpi-
mentarY concert rendered by his musical
friends on Friday evening has double mean
ing. Mr.. NJ. has been So ready 10 aid all good
objects by his voice, that now, when he is him
self the beneficiary, the proposed testimonial
ought TO he made in every way a most con-
spicuOus success. We look, therefore, for 4
crowded house.
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ID EMOVA AL
M: CUNNINGHAM, The Well Kno,on q
frdcttcdt Hutter, has removed to 825 It'll
street, bet. H and /. Silk Hats made to order. =
hemodeling of silk Hats a speciality. sepl8-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-13

Tues DEATH END ALLi
- Rev. Joseph COOK. of Boston, will de-
liver the 10th Lecture in the YMC,A CDurae on
The above subject, in Lincoln Hall,
THURSDAY, March II. at pm.
ADMISSION, IS cts: no extra charge for reserved
seats. Diagram at Baantyne's Bookstore, 42S
It'll street. mare St
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HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS are suitable
to all constitutions, and are as applicable to
the diseases and disabilities of the feebler sex
as 10 those of men. No words can do Justice
to its marvellous properties. Ii stands pre- EN-
inent among the health restoring preparations
OF the age, and every year adds to its fame, not
only in this country, but throughout the civil
lied world.
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SPRING DRY GOODS-CHEAP
~ WINTER GOODS S4CRIFTCED,
Striped L. ks, &C.; Calicoes, 4Ac, up,
Wide Sheetings, 10, Is, zoe.
R,Quarter White Spread, &c, worth 81,
White Marseilles Spreads, u. so. up
6-Quarter Black Cashmere, u. 10: worth I'll Is
Black Cashmeres, rs, 81, 80, 62c 10 81 chea.
B i;fc Pure Mohair Alpaca, 371fc., worth &c,
Full line Colored Dress Goods, To-. I'M
All Linen Bleached Table DamasE Boz
Special bargains in Carpets, TO Sell out
,aGnn IS, STOCK at right prices, and always good
L. N. NAUDAN
ieSo-u SO9 Market Spdce.
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DRY GOODS.
NEW STOCK OF

NEW STOCK OF
BLACK CAslIMERE>
DIRECT FROM THE IMPORTERS.
One case all wool French CasmnereS, yard wide,
80 cents, sold at 65.
Back Ca>hmcrrs, In finer Numbers. fun double
width 30, On, 6S, IS, IS, So, 81 ~ per cent.
urder the regular prices.
81. etc.
New Sr1i & Dress Goods, 10 l2- Is IS, 2e q,
EARNINGS in all the Uolurv. - .-au-e
tSSsimeres for Boys wear, from =. >, 81. -,
New StOrk OF Lawns
Table Linen, %, ~. 81 IS SN-
New Spring Carpets and OH Cloths
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" NJ. c. A. COURSE.
RAMBLES 4BOUT LONDON.
A Series of Illustrated Entertainments
AT LINCOLN HALL,
BY JUDGE w. F BUCK,
Formerly in Her MaJeSty's East India Civil Ser
vice,
On the evenings of March IS Is. 20. %. 81 aud so
and on the afternoons of March l6 % and 80.
Subject for "Wednesday, March 13: An evening
IN westminster Abbey, Preceded 10y a Tamble
through ST James Park, the Horse q yards and
Whi'e Hall.
Price of admission. 25 cents. with reserved seats
Tickets FOR sale at Y. NJ. G. A, room at BaIlan-
t3Ee's and al Ellis X Co. 5. marI2 1t
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT .onWEDN
4'A DAY, the Is b. AZ thu \. VI. g. A. Talent
81 me city VIII lie in full display: Mss Anna Ware
MISS r A. Sibey, PROS. Hay. S"harret BUchan-
nor, PaImoni and others. Tickets. 80 cents. D,nrs
open al ~ O'Clock n m marriage
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ELLA 1 DINGs, the victim of the one armed
menu curtis, recently convicted at WashIES.
Ton, IS anative OF Annapolis, and lost both her
father and mother on the same day by ehoiera
several years ago.-tBaH AHlericaR. ~
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SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS. - Superintendent
wilson and the principals of the different pub.
lie school buildings are examining the fifth
sixth, and seventh grades, orally, upon the
studies which are not contained in the regular
written eXami nations. They visited the school
OF Mr.. A. Paul. seventh grade. Franklin build
ing, yesterday.
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I'VE GOT ALAME BACK,

Ihen send 70 the nearest drug store and get a
BensOn's Capcine Porous Plaster and Won
VIII hnd that Ill marveiously short time You VIII
oe renewed, and that cure will quickly follow.
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=, = Nun lille,
Runner Louisiana National Bank

DEEDS IN FEE have been fled as follows
c: Ardeser and Alois f. lama, $3.50, part lots
tello, sos, lot Is, So. S05. Thomas Young to
John NJ. Young, $500, lots D. 81, -, 80 and 40
parts 2e, % and IS, So. 42l. J. J. Dermody ct
81, So. 36i. w. Kilgour, trustee, TO ii. p. Sam.
ders. 1875, sub-lOt %, So. 722 r. FendaIl
trustee, to c: Burke, $50, lot 20, So 495. NJ
Becker to G. Huebner, $1,000, sub-iot T. 81. 81.
So. 2i}. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-13

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
FOR 30 DAYS MORE,
Rich Back silks at 95. 81. TO- 81 SIS and 81 IN
Black Cashmeres and Mohairs al a., roSI all
cheap. ~' W VI al
All Fancy Winter Dress Goods al less than cost
Fine Cloths and Cassimeres at cost prices.
JUST RECEIVED IN NEW GOODS.
FINE Cashmere DeBaiges, BuntIugs In all the nevu
shades, Table Napkins Towels. Table DAMAGES
White, Figured and Corded Piques, Strine ans
ram MusllnS, with full stock of CoItonS Prinfs
and Flannels, at the Lowest Market Prices
,oo a.. ,n~ j. w. sOLLEY.
f2S-tu sol. Cor. Sth st. and MarEef Macs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-13

IMPORTANT SALE FOR THE SPANISH MINIS
TEk-ThomaS Downing. auctioneer will sell
O oi Eiloay next at the Spanish Legation, the
ta1 eSnt furniture and paintings of his excel
All nrSt class, and the sale offers n rare onnor
nIaS r1[ parties OF means to secure fine arti-
Tesa,i me gooS Will be on exhibition at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-13

OUR DRY GOODS must be sold very cheap
Hamburg edging fine quality and very wide,
Is; beautiful calico, ~ beautiful dress
goods, part silk and wool, Is; one yard wide
Pacific cambria, s: honey comb quilts, 50;
black silks in the city; excellent black silk, at
sl.GO and sl.25. Carriers, III Market Space
4dCt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-13

YARD WIDE Andr6scoggn bleached cotton.
only cents per yard. (A1l wOOl) black cash
mere, yard wide, from 80 cents up Cassimeres
for boys wear, p, 80, 50, 81, So Carpets cheap.
Spring dress goods just received. ToWsOn's
cheap dry goods StOre-Adrt.