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FRANCE,
The Franeo-Ameriean CONNER
einl Convention.

The aneo-Ameffean COmmeF-
einl Convention.
PARIS, July So.-A preliminary meet
ing 81 the delegates TO the Congress, for
the consideration Of the commercial trea-
ty between France and the United States,
was held yesterday. The draft Of the
treaty was submitted and will be discuss'
ed al q future meeting. Il is proposed
that the French Government shail en-.
gage 70 admit all The American produe-
lions At the same rates - are imposed on
productions Of the most favored Nations,
and that the United States shall make
the same engagement regarding the pro-
ductious Of France; that II either Nation
imposes domestic duty upon its oWn
productions the same duty may be I'm.
posed upon the productions ol the other
party to Ehe treaty.
The Government il about 10 allow the
return Of & number political rstuges.
A large cotton mill 1t Youreanry,
burned to-day. Loss 500, 900.
CHANGING rTs MOTIFS.
The Bank Of France Ia about to change
its issue Of notes on account Of the for
gerle9.
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spORTNG NEWS.


SARATOGA, July SO.-The races were
postponed owing 10 the rain.
ToRoSro, JnIy S0-The Hanlan-Ross
race vas again postponed on account Of
tie rough water.
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NEw ORLEANS, July So.-J. E. Gan.
thier, aged II year., being mistaken ior .
borgiat was shot and killed by Charles
HeFnandez, in whose house Ginthisr wa
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Died.

,sAs FRAxcIsco, July 3o.-A Portland
dispatch says Ex.Goyeruor Curry died
LAT might aiisr prolonged illness.
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THEouGH TRANS DiscoSITNuTD

Col. D. B. Robinson, Superintendent
Of he New Orleaus i Mobile Railroad
in a telegram from the Bay Of ST. Louii
says: Owing TO the stringent quaren-
tine estsbliahed by the Mobile Company
all through trains, freight and passenger
are discontinued until fnrthet notice. Tht
cos.t rain will run - usual. The mai
will be sent out on the coast train. II
will Be taken BY = special engine and cal
from Biloxi to Mobile. The south bound
nail will be brought from Mobile BY the
same special engine TO connect with thu
coast train AT e:30 An.
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weather Indications.
ofJIcn o. rHH ciGE1 sIsHlt oyEIcEz.
WLsHnsToH, D. c, July Si-i =. n.

For Tennessee Gad Ohio Valley, clear
or partly cloudy weather, Light variable
winds, mostly southerly, nearly station
Ary temperature aud pressure.
For the Lake region, warmer partly
cloudy weather, occasional rains, Eindi
mostly southeriy, stationary or falling
barometer, followed in the west portion
By risipg barometer aud clear northwest
winds.
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,,,, ,aBor. Of lOOIhsr aigrans
% 90 4 d. city ordnance. BY His
"''9,5 g,.ss.,., !, ID. rsisnips Mayor P'
~ lgs.. = opdst the old head Of
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56tGnteIhstnfsr

s...Vje.p. Of .b. Ninth Congress
N I,1sia 4 Ohio viii meet in .23. Co.
- ..Ist n is.A Of August, 70 n0ui'
i''' ,D.i8... Ior Congress-
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y,,,.,. Of Columbus, Ohio he'd ,
mn y, !. Nosd.y last and resolved
'"' ~ !. !, i,.ar hey viii not make an,
sfa ~, !, +. pluDbiug work. except
az. :, ,,,.r, Of baiIdios''
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yuy, Of tbi. city, VA pres
81 ,s.i,l,a ntss dedication osFs'
q - % .-,s, d. p,. Catholic Church At
.s..',, ,.t.s |" VI, ou Sunday l.'t. BE
''.SII. s'5 !, eloquent and instructive
pEa' n.ssatsb : j. . handsome bald.
90 ss1.r..i Ir.I prid. to 'b. Catholic. q
s% g.. i b. country. They have
> -. -, VI year, completing il, and
~. =. sIs.,, ~: ii5eultis. With which to
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NEw oR1EAxs, July So.-Ths Board Of
Health report 70 noon: New cases 81; in
n hours "a deaths.
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Co,top nIIl HANDS on Q strike.

PHuApE1PHIA, July 3o.-The en-
ploys Of The Dexter and Eagle Cotton
Mills At MADays have struck On Aeeouni
Of . 20 per cent reduction.
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o1nIie AeId as a Substitute for
sugar.

NEw oS1EASs, July So.-A family Of
'Ieur persons were poisoned By using
oxAIie acid tor sugar, By mistake, 70 cook
ipe: CA. ". WiIthiek died. Il il be-
lisyed the othen will rsesver.
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APOLLINARSI.
NATURAL
MINERAL WATER
HIGHLY EEEeRVesCENT,

HIGHLY EFFeRvESCENT.
APPROVED BY the AesGesis d AaGesiss d
Ffrnes. and ItI Js In Franz KnLhoriIsd By lpeiG
orz,1 of The French G0IefnDsnL
EAsonnsnded by The hisbet MEDICAL AC-
TH0ktTIE5 10 ESU York Rs
"a grest Teliet ior sA-sleknelA"
"A d-ligh fnl hsvOnAas
"AIIdIy Antleid, most gIAteiul and rsiftssIlS" "
HFr superior 70 viehy, SsltsE, OF any Cthef.s
sAbsolG ely pnIe and rh0lssons; suptnor 10 "
for dlIly vs.; bee from al the Ol3ssnoos Rys4
asAInst CrUton an4 Ertiaeially scented uGtsrAH
"Iaprrgns'ed only Slth ~ osn 1s"
HusiRl and sery agreeable"
HHeAlthful aud veil EuiiSd for DJHSps3A and
e.ses o. leuis dts'ss, and where thlrs 1, Iogty
disthesil"
''By Car the shasresabIe, LOuS OF miIed With
vine, Rsfal 10 CstlThs 0t stomach o. Bladder
md In Goat"
ss0t ooIy luIury but necessity"
To b. had oi ali wlBs Merchants, GFoesrs Drpg-
n - and Mineral Water DCalen thr01Eh0ut tie
ulIts1 s Ates. Hnd Wholesale ot
FRED'K De barry & CO..
nos. ArAsD q .lsRh sTsEEI. sEs Sosk
role Assnts ior tbs 0nItsd States md Canada
Every rsnuIns bOttls bstEs the registered ''fel-
L0u" pet0Fial IAtel Of the
APoLLIsARis COMFY tLInTEpl LONDON.
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FIgERRCoRD.
HIourinE Mills Burned.

OTTAWA, July s30.-BAlson & Cnrfiers
mills At Hull Landing opposite Ottawa,
were burned last night. The loss h esti-
na;sd at sleOc0. 4ii., .dSg -
FLouRISG MILL BuRSEp
CHIcAsO, July S0-A special IRON
EIgiu, Ill, says: ]. F. sPaudings aelr
mill, At Huntley Station, wa burned this
morning. LOss $4,000.
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sEBvIA A KINGDOM.
EurrLE rxsuRREcroS

4 LIEILE INsUhhLGLIJH'
Turkish agitation has raised an insur-
rection against the Ottoman authorities
at Seraisya, the Capital Of Bosnia.
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THAT RussIANLoAs

Reliable letters from 81. Petersburg
report ,hat no Russian loan will be
issued within the next four months.
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Ituas the intention to let Rarus alter
nate with the heats Of the. other elAsses,
bal this was objected TO By the owner Of
oae Of de other hotsei, eoustquently be
did not appear until the eioee Of the 20
race, and then alternated With The 6tth
and si1th heats Of the 40 elAss. The
running horse Genueman Jack Wae an.
uouncsd 10 acconpany him. The crowd
ApplAnded we'll n Mr.. Splan drove Rarus
into view. The track had been scraped
and rolled Just before, and was pro-
nouDced in-sIesllsRt condition. RAr1s
"a. started in just below the gate and As
be approached The judges stand his dri.
yer iirnalled bY nod that he Fas ready,
and The trGt beat eomineneeA RITus
gradually drew ahead Of his running
mate, trotting meanwhile u nagnihceutly
n eoaId Be desired. He made quarter In
SSf. Down the back stretch be went In the
same splendid style. The halt was
reached in 1861, and It was thought sure
that he would beat 2:l4. The third pole
wa passed in l:40i, the horse having not
yet broken his gait In the least. Go
rounding the last turn be wa observed
% uiss hi. footing oneor tsostepa, bot the
tbreak was only monetary, and be set
lied down 70 the EAms hard work a. be-
fore. Meanwhile The other horse Eas
losing ground, bat Rarus did not tarry
for him. The latter came up toward the
grand stand fasl6r now and the excite!
nsnt became intense. His driver urged
him 70 do his best. and the noble horse
responded with redoubled efortA. He
paced uader The wire and the crowd
gathered around The jGdgei stand 10
learn The result. %2:l4.s vas announced
nd the audience eheered lustily, conf
dent thai they would see still iAstsr time.
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sEcoND HRAr,

After brieI rest Rarus again appear.
ed, this time with nes mate, under hAd>
die. Mr.. splGn drove twice around the
track 10 warn up his hofse ipl The sseond
trial. Again Mr. splEhEav The signal
10 start him a1d RGEus VA Of Ike The
Wind. The quarter SAs reached In 81
The same time mtde In the frst heat. Hs
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The Science departed for Partersburg
The local packets, With the exception
Of The PhAetOn, arrived and departed as
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CHANGING ms NON

The Bank Of France Ia about to change
its issue Of notes on account Of the for
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Oct6-u
ATTRACTIONS.

SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.
We shall open on MONDAY, the TIN inst, Tin
addition to the very large and 21ed stock we have
Oh hano) a full line of
B.a- and Colered Cashmere Fou'e at 81, ssSaoo-
GShs' In Garnet Wine color. Seal Brown, Navy
Damasse Silks In Back and al co'ors.
Great Bargains In Black AID CJlorsd SILKS at
81, 81 %, 81 so.
Paris Cl axis all sizes and prices.
Guernsey Su.ting, Gall wool at 80 CTS.
1nvisib Piaids. from SO CTS. to 81 So (all WOOL.
Black and CO!ored Cancels Hair, at u, ST. as
81 so. 81. e 80 and So
Raw silks for Furniture Coverings.
Jute Cloths for Furniture Coverings.
Lace Curtains, Lsppes Muslins. serses. Terry
ard CretOn;es.
Hosiery, Underwear. Flannels, Blankets, Kid
Gloves.
'.DOLLAR SHIRT5,n
made OF Wsmsut.a Cotton and 3-ply Irish Linen.
peTfe CT fitting, &C., &c.
Our stock of Dress q atds, Silks, &C.. is as large
as airy III tina CITY, and buying for Cash we are
eI ablod to Cffer Inducements TO all who favor us
with coil.
One Price Only.
PERRY & BROTHER,
IL Pen -. ave. Orb street.
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There is not much excitement in this country
over the fact that Andrassy is on the ragged
edge OF resignation, and that Bismarck has
also threatened to resign. Even the O'Leary-
Hughes walking match attracts more atten.
ton
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As the Chinese minister to Washington steps
In, the Chinese minister at London and Paris
steps out So says a cable dispatch "Of with
the old world and on with the new" would
seem to be China's motto. There Is not, how
ever, any necessary connection between the
two events 1t is not likely that China Is 80
overcome with gratitude at our treatment of
her citizens, that she will neglect the rest of
the would in our favor
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As there is good reason to believe that war
will soon be raging in central Asia, expert
ence and recent history lead one to look for an
immediate exhibition Of the results of the arts
OF peace in that locality. Aud In accordance
with what is thought appropriate comes the
news that Tashkend, city of Turkistau, will
De the scene OF the expected exposition, and
that gold medals will be awarded to the sue
ceSSful exhibitors
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RetributiOn has Overtaken the fallen Angel
who made way with thousands of dollars of
the Pullman Palace Car cOmpany's earnings.
As leader In fashion and noted ladies
man" he of course has acquired a certain
pride in his personal appearance. Under pre-
tence of giving information that will lead to
his detection the company describe him in a
way that has, no doubt, crushed his proud
spirit. The fact that some of his hair Is gray
and is thin on top Of his head is relentlessly
exposed. A crook to the right is ascribed to
his nose. 1t is pointed out with painful mi.
nuteness that the lObes of his ears are not
separated from his face. He is said to indulge
in winking, stammering and wrlnkling his
forehead, and 10 have habit OF picking his
ears. Truly revenge Is sweet
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CHEAPEST CARPETS In CITY.

Ingram Carpets, Is, so 81 to 4oc.
Wool Ingram CARPETS. exc.
Rrussel,, good styles 75 lest quality. soc.
Psptr Lining. &c. 10 close ont.
La sc White Blankets. ~ only.
DRY ttoCs ut lowest bottom rrices.
Sood Black Csshmeres 25, 81. So 81. 75c., 81.
iarGe stock Dress Goods t2s to 5oc.
LACK and Col red Silks, 81 up.
heapeet House In city on Wool Flsnnels.
Gst oeAer TO all. SO give US al, stock 10
iarAe and prices low
7. N. NAUDAIN,
octI-u SO9 A0s-krf SpooA,
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DRQPERTY FOR RENT
l. By E. D. HOFFMAN,
6eel Estate Agent and Auct.oneer,
10TH AMI ~ ~.

Omc9 rOom1 &C IA1B, 10 And IZ26 Now ! ORR
ave. NV.
FOR SALE
dOUSE rs and LOTS In every section OF the city at
prices 70 suit the times and on terms that Will suit
elsewhere.
Money to loan, In sums TO suit, on Real Estate.
a. per cent. Aid At per celt. on f.Sl-cass CEN
trally located real property.
octb-tr X. o HOLMAN.
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uOUSEFURNISHING GOODS.

We invite special attention OF purchasers to orr
fulI and complete stock Of WORCESTERSHIRE
GOODS, which We have Just received, and which
we are prepared to offer 1t very low pricee. viz:
Administer, Mccuette, Wilton, Body Brussels
Tapestry Brussels and Ingram Carpets In oil the
new designs: Rugs, Mats end Floor Druggets, in
great variety; Raw SILKS. Jutes, French and Eng
fish Cretonnes; fringed Jute Curtains, something
new; Lace Curtains In al grades and styles.
An Inspection OF our stock IL solicited.
HOOE, BRO. CO.,
sep7-1y 1929 II st.. near Ebhitt Hou0
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DRY GOODS.
217 MARKET SPACE.

S17 MARKET SPACE. GIT
We opened this morning o pieces g 4 French
Iable Damask, at 81 80 and 81 7B the Cheapest
sonas ever sold In tie city, fully worth % Is ana
Also 20 dozen Table Napkins. n 81 per dozen.
worth 50 and an elegant aSsor me a OF Hlankets
M eli o. aiies. from the fine the NOR. INF srtor
grades together with large aLd varied assortment
OF do siracle Housekeeping foods, at extra low
rates forlA II.
W. M. BROWN,
o-f2-tr 81, Mark, Sr,~
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MANHOOD REsTORED.

II AME AND SICK HORSES pro
GILES LINIAkNT lUDIDE SMHO. %
E kancn.. sRSsins Spnnts R,nsbones. -
without blemish. 6tains' Shouider LsmsnssA
ssy,c so4 DssSss shoe Hoils cnrs gu.r.ssssa
0r. WI: Il. 9ILEs, 10 WeM BroadvsS, Nov
Y0ek. Use only Tor horses the IMMINENT IN Lelloy
n ~ ~; ~ % aAoEuggistA WholsaA sryst
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pEPORT OF THE CONDITION
~ OF THE
FARMERS AND MECHANICS Ma.
TlONAL BANK,
At Georgetown, In the District of Co.
lumbia,
At the Close of Business, Ocao5er lst 1878.
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WILL or4N cN MONDAY.
OCTOBER =, 1878.
100 PIECES OF NEW FALL DRESS GOODS
All tie late ST STYLES a. 25 GEMS
Pain Mohair Dress +ioOds, all cclors, 15c.
Black Cashmeres, all wool, Doe.
h'atk MOha,r Alpaca. double width, 25c.
CoofeG Cashmer.s, Yard Doc.
Cassime'es for Men a1d Boys wear, Is. 81, 80.
zoo pairs of double Blankets from SO 30 per pair.
Waiecpr Ci:,hs, all co,oIs-Navy Blue. Seal
Brown; Gray and Back at bottom prices.
Table Liner rom Is go, 81. &C. 60. 75:.
d Flannels; all W oil 20. % 80: BIC.
White ", oil Flannels, from IL, 15, Is. 90 Csc.
Canton Flannels chasp.
L.Gies' Ulster Cloth cheap, at
G. NJ. TowsON's.
636 Pennsylvania arenMe,
cc:5-n South side, near 7sh st.
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY,
OCTOBER Z. 1875.
In addition to our large stock now On hand,
TWENTY-FIVE S25l MORE NEW PATTERNS
OF INGRAM CARPETS.
go, 81, 80 60, IS and 80 Csnts.
No common auction room Carpets in our stock.
We guarantee all our goods TO run regula. through
the price sale.
The very best qua 1T and style o, Brussels male
in the United States a 81 per yard
Floor U i Clu1ha, al widths
Nottingham Lace, Csc. AMI up.
eco pairs Of large DOUBLE white Blankets, from
~ 90 per pair, az
@. NJ. TOWSON'S,
6S6 Pennsylvania avenue.
Oci6-u South side
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A CAHD.-We are now opening complete
"A line OF Fail and Winter DRY GOO 8 le-
Gently selected and purchased In New ork by cur
Mr. bRODHE AID, and W. can CO i1de atlv assert
that have never before been able to off az such
gre at bargains, nor have ever been able TO offer
letter made or more stylish Goods. WsDt of space
fol bids cur enuneratiDg the many bargains we
offer. but we entiO1-
BLACK aiI-wool Cashmere Sha Wis at 50 IS up.
b ack Lyons q rOs Grain ~tlk at 81.
Black French lasha,erss- 37lae. and up (bsautiful
at SOC. , Beautiful Matfla>ss Su'tings 13xc
Lyons Back SIIz Fac. Velvet. IL 81 ami up.
Linen Crash. s.: par sard AMI NJ
Sruit of the OOfn 4 cached Cotton. 8ic,
Wool Is aDke.s. 81 per par and up,
Eagant 3 button Kid Gloves 81 Is per pair.
Clark's best 2C-yaId Spool Cotton, &c 6 Spools
for csc. Call and examine.
BRODHEAD CO.
ot6-tr S39 Pa cre.. bet. 9th and 10Th sts
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FVWE SEASIDE LIBRARY.
Out to-day In Clear, Bold, Handsome Type.
NOT WISELY. BUT TOO WELL.
By RHODA BROUGHTON,

ECS Tom Tidder's Ground, by Chas. Dickens 1Oc
4O2 Not Wisely. But Too Well. by Rhod.
40 bfop8nton ............................2O c
401 Beggar on Horseback, by James Payn 10 ::
4CO Which Shall 1t Be? by Ars. Ale lander -. .2Oc
SSS The Lady OF LaunAy, by Anthony Trollope. 10 .
S9S victor LeScar, by author Of Sun II aid'' zoe
S93 Dorothy Fox, by author OF "How 1t Al
1913 Jane Eyre, by Charlotte Bronre (cear, bold
396 Fair Women. by Ms. Forester.
by Ihrostlethwaite, by susan Morley ;Oc
3OS Molly BAw n, by the author of 'Phyliis'. 90:
S92 vivian Grey, by Benja mln DiSrAoIi. HOc
39l The Primrose Pa-h. by MRS. Oliphauu. .....2O,
For sale by newSdealars at above prices, aud Sout
postpaid. on recept OF II CeatS for 10 cent num-
bers. and 25 cen Il fer 20 cent numbers, by GEO
AUNRO, II to ~ Vandewa,er ST.. New York.
JOHNNY MOKGAN,
= Ill be given away vith 10. 57s Of a The ssw
YORK fIRHSIDK COMPANION, which is for sale
by all newsdeaisrs. The following pieces O; IN i lie
are Riven free with the same papor:
Ile hlns' HfRhwsy music By j l.. NJ lllOy No. 676
Ihe Little Mad liking Her Cow, with. No 674
tommy Morgan, with. No. 673
Come Back 10 Erin, sO>g ny CIarlb-i, with No b7I
Beside the Sweet SCannOn, wlth...........No, $40
Slavery Days (sUng by Harrigan and Hart,
with. :..:....:.. ....... .................No $50
Inc Man lii tie MOOa Is Looking Love,
with.............. ........ .............. No. 5s8
Inc tarb0ard W atch. with No. 567
auiaDy lSun8 Dy d. 4. Emmet In ''FTitz'') No. 666
Inc Iar's Farewell, with. NO. 565
SWeet ~ ana BY. W1tf. No. 584
Whoa! Emma! w1th... .....................No.5 63
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oct1-u
nRY GOODS. DRY COOns,,
- DRY GOODS
lm mense assortment OF NEW pHY GOODS iu,s
revived NJ 49,

ry- n 1T :, III Market Space,
he ~ PuLAR CASH DRY aonps sroRR
Rev dress 6' odS one hundred pieces OF new ana
peau'lLn dress GOODS Just arrived from New York:
tfrtss Goods. all prices from rs, To ~ SO ward.
Blaek Cashmeres, AL prizes: B ack ca hme -es rurc
WOO 90, 62 40 BIC, 81; X ack Tamise; Rack
Eenrie Ia: Black alrsscss, bs>utifu quality only
pc Rlsck Blk velvets; Bla Grapes: BlarI
silks: immen as 5rtment OF Black silks: one
hundred pieces OF Back and Colored silks rriras
ranging fron 73c- To s. = yard: our 81 aud on rs
Black Silks are special bargains: Colored Silks
every co'or and evoIy shsds: Chs ckcl and S.rip.i
- ks: 1--WE ara selling Silks very cheapD Bleschai
Table Linen, 90 Boys Css / ne -eS Co.,: Blap-
kets; Blank cts: two hu' dred p.irs OF RIsn nets.
p0rs wool ;lsnkets, - 90; Cr.de b anxets pnrs
woo. Sl.c5: She land >fawls gray. black. care, nN
AMI " hite. beauifU wool Dress g. lois b.
ott1-tr CARTER'S. III H4rx~f Sp1re.
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gISkEAONT HOOSK,-Parfaeo 1no $500 $500
= nosel EOAKD, with cool md oiry ROOHS
GO iocate q tnis hyorite Hotel for tie summos
-, =: Lne Io!i0wtng reduced rates: 0e0f1emon
~ ~ Wies ~ % - per month; single Rooma 066
~ Per month. and - 20 Q10 por NIX: Ak1a
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IL BIZ =. II. SMITH,
Real Estate Broker. LIE Droit Building.
Corner OF 9th and r streets.
x23 st. NV, 10 rooms, mod imps. .....s76 90
UlS Conn. ave., 10 rooms. mod. imps...... rs co
iaIa st. NV, dwelling and restaurants. rs 90
III G1U ". NV, II rooms, mod. fmps. Is w
90, M st: n ws IL rs., mod imps So 90
1Sa0 :. 81. Nv, BtoTe IS co
oooV 300 ST. H. W., MOD. 1mpS Is TO
oCo % 81; ne rooms. md. imrS......-.. 10 %
S o. 1O.u 4no nW, 10 rooms mod tmpa. b 90
q III u. &c., JroomS., moo. fmps. 70 %
oCS SC NV. rooms, mod. imps ,........ 20 GO
doIses and Lots for sale In ali parts of rns city
money to Loan In sums to suit, ut Z, And 10 psr
cent. sanao -
HNOR RkNT-By TAOS. j. AYKgS, Kesj Esta!e
- Agent 1915 st. NV,
ire Frame, RS. 7I2 23i street.
Frame House, 3O8 18th st. n W.. 10 rs, mod inns
2-s:oIy Frame, 2013 street northwest, 8 rooci.
4-sorry Brick. 4O6 11th st. IA rooms E,oti. ttnpe
S-story Brfck. 1414 street northwest IA ron,na
ohce hot ms In Nay Building, corner 7th and
steets EoithwtSt. auy8-9w"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-05
MEDICAL, &c.

M. ROBERTSON can be consulted every We'd
~ nesiay and SATURDAY At his uffice, 92l street
d. bet we 9th and 10Th SIS. from Y u 8 0. IN
on Al Dis sases OF The Urinary lgzns and Nerv GUS
system Recent and Chronic Gases quickly cared.
All EeGisie Complains ouicSy cured.
CONSULTATIONS strictly private, and q cure guar
antsed in every case. Fifesn years experieuce
Cha ges moderate. Main Ufise, 10 :. Auta ST.,
baaInti re. oc 4 ly
ESQ REWARD IL DIR. BROTHERs PALE TO
I'D clre any case OF Female Weakness Irregularf.
oes ano opetruccons; 10 years. experience. Once
CoNSULT DR. LEON, the Oldest established
~ speclAnH In the city. He guarantees Q perma-
OF 81 Acute and Chronic Skin Disaases Alnndonad
enc lli.treated cases . specially. thorough cure
s OF 10 ehAt2e. Separate consulting rooms sos Il
oe.oot noIlnWess. augS0-r
MANHOOD REsTORED.
victim Of youthful imprudence, causing pr.-
IN uao cScay psryous debility etc.. having tried
ell cure, which he win send FRll 70 bis fellow
0unererS. Address J. n RRKVEs
mys1-eolyai - OAsiAs;s e.. ~ y.
nR: LEON, the Oldest Establishsd ana only
~ hena0le LAdioo' Physician In the City, can 10
consulted eveII Tuesday, "Wednesday. and satur-
Az te,n 70. 70 % n; ": from 70 O'clock,
heeioenoe, 90 3. Psca st., Baltimore. sce30-u
nA. RI0ORD'g. EegENC1 OF I.GF1
The moss shat1ered Constitution In four veoks
FAILURE IMPoseIBL1. This life restoftng rene
~ oheu0 be taken b. 81 about 20 mArry. % Who
y o@ :1ss o e., o,ss,
DE-. J0s. JAOQUR . Univsssi1 Pisc. Ses
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