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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-09-18
ISSISSIPPI COLLEGE,
CLINTON, KINDS CO., MISS.
viii Commence It's 2stn Annual SEES
sion, Sept. %. 1873.

s4UAI 6SPts 4Os 1910
Among the inducements offered to patrons
are the following:
Thorough instruction; rigid bat paternal
discipline; superior moral influence; unsur-
passed healthfulness of location; kind and
competent instructors; ample facilities for il
lustration; Low RATES OF CHARGES. Board in
private families, including furnished room.
fuel and washing. So so per mouth Board
in College Hall, Including washing and fuel.
SO per month. Students from other counties
can draw $40 year from their county treasu-
ries. For full information, send to Rev W
s. Webb, d. D., President of the College, for a
catalogue. VT. RATLIFF
Pres't Board of Trustees.
iulyl7, '7s-3m.
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ERNIVERSITH
~ OF MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD, MISS.
THE NEXT SESSION WILL OPEN ON
Tuesday. October 1st, 1878.
TUITION STILL FREE TO ALL STUDENTS FROM
ANY STATE EXCEPT $50 to Law Students.
The University has just closed the most
brilliant and prosperous session it has ever
enjoyed.
473 STUDENTS WERE IN ATTENDANCE
LAST SESSION.
The Law Department is in successful oper-
ation-36 Law Students were in attendance
last session.
EXPENSES PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
9 Months Board, at $1250.."..."........$1l2 80
Washing, at $I.5O...... 10 %
Lights. at 6oc.......; ~
Naturalization and Incidental Fee. II 50
"sl48 90
A Student can get board at so per month,
one mile in the country, and such as prefer
can board themselves by messing" for still
less.
Students buy their own fuel from the Proc
tor of the University at cost.
This estimate is reliable and includes every
thing but books and clothing. The Faculty is
dition, and all the departments, including the
Preparatory Department, are in operation.
For catalogues and information, apply TO the
Chancellor Gen. A. 2. Stewart.
H. NJ. SULLIVAN,
july31, 78-2m. Sec'y Board of Trustees.
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PETER y. BAILEY.

Are the most eff
fective and congo
NAL purgative ever
discovered. They
are mild, but eff
fectual in their
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation,
they are still the
most thorough and
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-09-18

A III operations executed in the most scien-
II tife manner Teeth Extracted Also
LuTELY WITHOUT PAIN, by the use of PURE
Nitrous Oxide Gas. Artificial Teeth inserted
by new principle Of suction which prevents
them from becoming loose in the mouth. None
bat the PUREsr MATERIAL used The BKsr
WORK for the LEAST MONEY. Will visit Rail-
read Stations when requested, either in per-
son, or will send competent Operatr for
whose work viii be responsible.
ort8p77-tf
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UNIVERSITY
- OF VIRGINIA

SESSION Begins on the FIRST OF OcroBER
and continues nine months The Tnstitution
is organized on the elective system. giving
the student free choice of studies with fni7
courses in the Schools of the Academic Depart-
ment and in the Schools of Law, Medicine
Engineering and Agriculture For Cataloeue
apply TO the Secretary of the Faculty, r. o.
University of Virginia.
JAMES f. HARRISON. N D.
Jy3l--6w Chairman Of the Faculty.
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= Southwestern Baptist University,
/ Jackson. Tenn

Corps of Instructors nine. Number of stu
dents last session 296 Board $40 to SI4 per
month, including fuel, lights and washing.
Next session will commence September 1878.
Write for cataloge to G.. W. JARMAN,
july24, 7o-2m Chairman of the Faculty.
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VPIRGINIA
MILITARY INSTITUTE
LEXINGTON. VA.

Those desiring to enter as cadets into this
well known State Institution will address at
once the undersigned. Cadets are now coming
in for the next session.
FRANCIS h SMITH.
Aug q, lS4s-6t Superintendent.
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WANTED TO RENT.

A DWELLING HOUSE; address
N E. W. HALL
july24. 78-1t*.
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CLOTHING. HATS.


OHIRTS, Hosiery, Cravats. Collars, Boots
y Shoes etc. at A. VIRDEN'S.
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NJ emphiS Conference Female Institute,
VI JACKSON. TENN.

GREAT REDUCTION IN CHARGES.
This is the oldest Female College in the
Southwest, Favorably located, easy Of access
and remarkable for its healthfulness. Thor
oughly furnished in all of its departments
ana supplied with large corps of competent
teachers Fall session begins Monday, Sep
TENDER ID 1873 Apply for catalogues or spe-
cial information to the President,
\. d. JONES, Jackson, Tenn.
iuly24 73-2m.
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For Sale.

THE DWELLING and acre lot. in North
IL Jackson, formerly owned b T. T. Parham-
Apply 10 III. MuHGROVE n ca
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EDUCATIONAL.


-
Sexes. Session opens SEPTEMBER z.
Full Collegiate course. Healthy and accessi-
bic location; refined community; school strict
" non-sectal ian; elegant and commodious
buildings Total cos for forty weeks, Slo5 10
Sz35 including board, tuition, ard music.
Ninety-tvgo students matriculated lasI session:
Send for Catalogue +. LEE BLANTUN,
julyl0 7s-3m President, Princeton, Ky.
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AnluSenenfS.

National Thedter.-Niss Fanny Davenport
was heartily almost enthusiastically, received
last evening by a large audience. Her Ma
bel Renfrew'' Tin ''Pique') was a finished.
smooth and life-like impersOnation. The play
was well put on. The support was very lair.
Messrs. Fisher, Drew and Fawcett being nota,
bly, good. This evening Miss Davenport ap-
pears as 'ROsalind." in LAS You Like It.
presented in honor of Shakespeare's birth
day.
Ihedter Co1nique.-A large audience greeted
RINK DOmln0es" last evening. The play will
De continued for the rest Of the week
masonic 1emple.-A juvenile concert will
be given here this evening for the benefit of
the Ascension Church Ladies' Association!
Music by the Marine band and refreshments
furnished.
Congregational Clurch.-The Fisk Jubilee
singers OF West Tennessee will give grand
vocal and instrumental concert here this even
ing.
IdHmddge HdU.-Prof. ShedOn's dancing
school present here this evening Little Red
riding Hood and "Cinderella." Over one
hundred children from three to twelve years
old will appear.
Mount Vernon Place Church-Rev. w. p.
Harrison lectures here this evening on "A
National Sentiment Essential to American
Liberty" Next Friday evening Secretary
thompson is announced to deliver his lecture
on Russia.
The Fourth annual Leree of the Uniform d
Battalion, |. o. o. F., will be given at Odd
Fellows hall next Friday evening
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE,.
Sewer Ventilation

Edttor @dr.-ln late issue of the STAR, I
noticed a communication from B. s, upon the
ventilation OF sewers. II is a subject, upon
which the people have apparently less infor.
nation in proportion to the extant knowie,i"e,
to be found in books, etc, than almost any
cause the principles involved are simple and
easily understood.
The rentilation of a sewer, i'm the sense in
impossible, because of enormous ramlficafion
OF the sewers, and laterals and the great mum
Der OF openings. Any force Of suction APP
Rhii Pr TO draw out the foul air simply effects
the nearest inlet through which fresh air NAV
enter. Auy application of power to force out
the foul AR by injecting fresh air, is dissipated
in this direction, is to dispose of so much of
theSe t0ul gases as come out of their own ac
cord. II plenty of openings exist the laws of
gases within the sewer with foul air. and
such constant ESCAPE of the pure air rs will
prevent the air within the sewers from becom.
however, ought never to be at the street level
nor in the vicinity of windows The only safe
ana inexpensive plan, is to carry every soil
and this ought to be regulated by am ordinance
from some competent authority. 1T a com
mon practice among good plumbers, and
ought 10 be made obligatory upon all
The problem. as to the street guliies. is not a
dl1ncult one. Each gully should be construct
so as TO give free ingreSS to street water and
NC 81 SohS1I uCtcu THAT q now OF fresh air in
ward at the same opening, but from thence,
Underground to a neighbOring chimney or
pipe, carried up the wall above the roof. will
carry with Ii all the sewer gas which comes
up Mdt lateral from the sewer.
me time is coming when this gas will be
consumed and destroyed in the nearest lamp-
post. TO do so would require an ever burning
gas flame with a suitable burner. This wifi
De independent of the Illuminating fame in
the lantern.
With favorable grades, which we cannot get
In washington, sewerage can be moved and
discharged so rapidly as to materially modify
me sewer gas nuisance. That result we prob
ABLY shall never realize in Washington: GER
taInly not, except it be by artificial means.
But with the most rapid movement and dis
charge the sides of the sewers will be more or
less fouled with adhering sewage, and every
trap will remain miniature manufactOry--
out a sensible One-Of sewer gas because as a
rule all solid matters discharged into trap
are retained there until entirely dissolved
The only possible remedy for sewer gas is in
ventilation, applied directly at the inlet end Of
eFery drdin pipe. BY this means the foul
gases which are given Off from the fermentag
matters with which erery drain pipe, big and
ntue Is lined throughout, may be removed TO
the upper. atmosphere, or. utterly destroyed
Dy neat III we choose to incur that expense
Science has not supplied us with any other
resource which effects more than a paliation
Respectfully, L. ID. D. s.
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GEORGETOWN.

1MPRovEMENTs.-This morning workmer
commenced tearing down the old house on
the southwest corner of Bridge and HigI
streets, recently purchased by Mr.. g. T. Dun
Top from the Lnthcum estate. A new build
ing; TO be used by Mr.. Dunlop in the fertilizer
ana farming implement business, will be sOor
begun. The new market-hOuSe on High
street near 1st, will also be commenced May
LIST: Mr.. IgnatiuS Dyer is the builder.
The OUTLET LOCK.-Two successful expert
lock.
the DOrcas society for the Aged W0men's
Home, held last night at Seminary hotel, was
very successful, a large amount of provisions
being obtained in pounds
GRAIN.-By rail, 40 bushels wheat, to Hart
ley & Bro.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. - Offerings on
change. $50 bushels wheat. sold at $l.3lI
100 bushels wheat Qair) sold after change
yesterday at 81 Is.
FISH MARkET;-2, 500 behring's sold at Sc pei
200 Shad, at SIS per hundred
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The Training School for Nurses,

meeting of the corporators and trustees
of the Washington Training School for Nurses
was held last night at the rooms of the Labor
Exchange: present, the president. Dr.. Anti
! sell; DIR. Murphy, secretary; Mr.. and Mrs.
| Hitz, Mrs. Governor Claffiin, Mrs. Gangewer.
Mrs. TullOck, Mrs. Spackman Drs j. Taber
Johnson, Robert Reyburn, j. nj. Toner, Flo
dorado Howard, G: c. Cox, DIR. Ross, Dr. Beale,
and others. Mrs. Hitz, from the committee
report Stating Mat they had waited Upon H Gen.
him to deliver the inaugural address, and that
he had consented to do so. The report was
accepted acc and Willard Hall designated as the
tons from medical men of young women de-
sirous of entering the training school for
nurses as soon as opened were placed on file.
The subject of engaging suitable hall for the
regular meetings of the society was taken
up and discussed. 1t was finally decided
10 accept the tender of the Labor Exchange of
recently constructed on Pennsylvania avenue,
south side, between 9th and 10th streets
A committee was instructed to wait upon W.
notify Of the Of an ha
opening of this school, and invite him to he
present sn..I Mrs Hitz stated that Gen Eaton
guished persons in other cities whom it would
be proper to invite. DR.. Cox moved that the
secretary pc requested to send an invita- ton
stated that DR.. Toner was expected to take
part in the opening exercises. DR.. Toner, who
was present, said he thought it questionable
whether it would be for the best interests of
the enterprise for any local medical gentlemen
to take prominent part. He would like to
know the sentiments of the members. DrS.
Murphy and johnson thought it would give
genera! satisfaction to the members and to
the, public besides. lecture by Dr. Toner
and one by Or Palmer would give a high tone
10 the organization and inspire confidence with
the public. On motion the secretary was
Instructed to send formal invitation to Dr.
Toner to give brief lecture on the occasion
referred to-; DR.. johnson said he thought
some SPECIFIC arrangements should be per-
fected to enter actively upon the business for
which v they had organized, Immediately after
the opening exercises. 1t was after some dis
cussi0n, ascertained that DR.. Reyburn had
slgnlhed his Willingness to lecture before the
school on physiology; DIR. Beale, on surgical
nursing; DE- Ross, on medicines, and Dl.
Johnson, on ObStetrical nursing. Some dis
cuSSlon followed on the further arrangement
OF lectures. and. on motion of DR.. Toner, the
Whole matter was referred to a conference of
the medical members of the school for ar
Tangement and report at the next meeting
Dr. Beale was elected assistant to the secrc-
tary.
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RAILROADS.

RALTInORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
NATIONAL LIVE And SHORT ROUTE
NORTH AND WEST.
NoRTHWEsr AND SOUTHWEST.
AN. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
6:o0-Baltimore and Way Stations.
6:oo.Baltlmore, Annapolis and Way Stations
(strasburg; Winchester aud Way Stations,
S:U0-rBaltimoIe Express.
S:10-Pledmont, TraSburg, Winchsst Hayers.
town, Point Of Rocks ana Way Stations.
S:3O-New York, Philadelphia, Boston and B ,Iti-
more mt' Express. Partor Car to New York and
s:4O,.st. Louis, Cincinnati. Chicago and Pitts
Valley Branch, except Sunday. T6romsb a car
for Staunton. PGrlOr Car TO Grafton. and
Sleeping Sars to Louisville. Cincinnati, Co
S0-Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
100" Baltimore Express.
12:1O..Baltimore. Enicott City, Annapolis and
Way Stations.
1:3O-New York and Philadelphia, Baltimore Ex.
press. ION Sunday to Baltimore only, stop
, ping at all stations.)
S:So-Baltimore and way Stations. winchester
4:3O-Baitimore, Bladensburg and Laurel Ex-
press; FREDERICK via Relay.
Winchester aud Way Stations On Sunday
to Point of Rocks and Way Stations only.
6:30-'Philadeiphia, Norfolk and Baltimore Ex-
press; Passengers for Norfolk taken in the
cars cars directly to boat at Canton. No connec-
6:5O-'BaltmOre and Way Stations
6:550'Chicag0 ana Columbus Express. Sleeping
7:30-+BaItimole Express
9.2So,St. Louis, Cincinnati, PittSburg Express
SSleeptg G@rs f to 81 Louis and Pittsburg.
S:30.'New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
E E..r. s, Sleeping Car 70 New York, and
Daily. Other trains daily, except Sunday
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CITY ITEMS.
CAMPHOR 40 cents per pound. G. A. PREF
tlSs, Druggist, corner 18th and Q streets 23,5

CAMPHOR 40 cents per pound. G. A. Prem
tlss, Druggist, corner 18th and Q streets. 23,5
Don't WAIT till you are disa bled from rheu
matism before trying DurangS Rheun0tic
fehsedy- but begin its use at once.
10 THE C0NSCMPTINE.-L those who Ian.
Sulsh under the fatal severity of our climate
through any pulmonary complaint, or even
means despair. There is safe and sure RENE
dy at hand, and one easily tried. "WilbOr's
C0mpound OF Cod Licer oil and Linee,'
without possessing the very nauseating flavor
OF the Oil as heretofore used, is endowed by
the phosphate of lime with healing PROPERTY
which renders the oil douby effcaciOus. Re
markaole testimonials of its efficacy shown to
those who desire to see them, by A. b. Wiibor,
Chemist, Boston
MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MoTHERs.-Don't fail
70 procure Mrs WinSIO1o's Soothing Syrup for
al diseases of teething in children. 1t relieves
the child from pain, cures wind collie, regu-
lates the bowels, and, by giving relief and
healtn TO the child, gives rest to the mother.
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous sui.
Ierers. Chronic, painful, and Frustrating dis
ers Electric Belts the grand desideratum.
Avoid limitations: Book and Journal, with par.
ticulars, mailed free. Address Pulvermacher
GalVanlc Co., New York city. 625,d&kly
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical ScOur-
ms anu h!clHs EStduilSIlIlenl, NO UoG street
near 9Th street. By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether of American or
European invention, he is enabled to do his
work in manner not to be equalled by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents suits are, in
fact, the cheapest in the city on account of his
superior work: N. B.-A speciality of his con-
slsts in removing spots from costly party dress
es; rs years experience. His dry cleanser re-
moves grease spots effectually from any article,
and careful pressing gives them an appearance
as II newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned; two
pair for 25 cents
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1913 PENSsYINAN1A 1873

1878 rENS Sss!hAHA 1873
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST,
Splendid scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
TRAINS from
For Pitttsharg and the West: 1910 q. m. daily,
to to 81 ssf Iaas G and
Chicago; TAO Pm daily, with Palace Car to
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
r hs north al
%sSysp %.h oes Ha Gss
For New York and the East I:40 a. m. and 9: 30 n
f Fuman cs as sS a% da hIi ss
For New 9 YorF and the East. 80 p.m daily s,.
, ,PSE6On to Boston; For BROOKLYN, i: Y, I'll
boats Of Brooklyn SnneI 's seEyd Sty i Tsth
raRs snd e o rqtSp avoiding double fer
For Pfadsphia, D. n. daily eIce PTS sunday.
and 40 q. m, and 80 and $50 o. m, dsIIy
Limited Express, 800 a. m. daily, except Sun.
Accommodation for Baltimore, s:s5, $50 a. M.
For a Popes @ G aais ssIssept sunday
For Annapolis. e:55 a. M and 400 p. m. daily,
ALE AANphIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
EAILMAf AND ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 6. 2. 8, 9:10, 10, IL an, l. g.
80, 9; q 2 p. IN. On Sunday at 9:10 a. m. and
For the South, via Richmond, 2:45 a. m. daily:
6:10 p. M. daily. except Sunday ''
$40. 9;1o; 10, II a. m: 1, 8, 420, 8, 8:I6 and
Pm: On SUNDAY al 81 10 AID 10 a. m. and D. IN.
0dations can be procured at the ofices north
east corner OF thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue: northeast corner Of Sixth street and Penn
syiSsnia avenue, and at the depot, where orders
tn ps let tor me checking of baggage to destina-
Nm i; L. EARMER. General Passenger Agent.
fhANh THOMSON. General Manager. novl0
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Condensed Locals.

From j. c. Parker we have the New York
papers in advance OF the mails;
street lamps will be lighted tonight at 40
pm, and eXtinguiShed at am
Columbia COmmandery No. 2, Knights Temp
lars, had brilliant and successful levee last
night at Masonic Temple, being the ninth an-
nlVersary OF the COmmandery
Marshal Frederick Douglass delivered an
address last evening at the opening of the
national bazaar at the kindergarten hall for
girls.
corner 9Th and streets for rent.
The board OF trustees of the Central Free
DlspenSary met last night. The resignation of
MessIs- " Young and Fitch were accepted.
h. woodward were elected to membership to
supply vacancies
The fifty ninth anniversary of the order of
Odd Fellows reference to which was made in
yesterday STAR, will be celebrated on Friday
next, 10Th inst, mot Thursday as heretofore
puOhshed) on which occasion there will be
parade and review of the Uniformed Patri-
archS and leyee at night.
The beautiful Spencerian College Hall, No.
Z, corner !th and streets was last night dedi-
Gated with interesting ceremonies to the cause
OF temperance, by ReSolute Lodge, /. d. q. I.
This lodge meets Monday evenings.
The Western Presbyterian Church has
cleared Oft its debt of 800. and has issued a
call to Rev. Theodore NinecOOp to succeed
Rev. DIR. Wills. Mr. WinecOOp is a single
man, native of Trenton, n. j., a graduate of
SiOnarY field in India.
MI. 1. b. Ferguson arrived in the city
this afternoon with eight hundred thousand
young Shad for distribution in the waters of
Maryland and Virginia.
A tramp halling from the District of Column
Ola was entertained at the almShOuSe in Ply
mouth, Mass, on the night of the It'll January
last. On leaving in the morning he desired
Superintendent Wood to take charge for three
or four weeks of good black leather vaiSe
which seemed TO be heavy and well filed
HE VallSe not having been sent for, it was
opened few days ago. and found to contain
q good assortment of clothing pair Of galter
boots, and other articles. Several of the
articles We're marked b. Connolly Now
Mr.. Connolly will know where to find his
yaliSe.
John Jasper, the cOlOred preacher. who has
taken the ground that the sun moves around
the earth, has been secured by a Richmond
starts next Monday. Ii Is announced that his
hrSt lecture will be delivered in Washington.
A rumOr about prize fight between George
MantZ and man named Hutchinson from
Brooklyn, New York. at BuZZard'S Point to-
day is without foundation
The Court in General Term to-day amended
The rules as to the time OF filing bills of review
10 read as follows: No bill of review shall be
MED put within two years after the entry of
the decree or order, with the exception speci-
cited in the prOYiSO to section .OOS of the Re-
FlSed Statutes of the United States.
The Board of Health has sent 10 the small
pOX hospital case of vaTiOlOid-a colOred boy
about Il years old, the only case for several
months past.
The hog cholera has broken out among the
hogs III the pens at the United States iaiI i'm
THIS District, eighteen hogs out of twenty-four
having died recently of this disease.
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FIVE HUNDRED (5OU pieces of beautiful
spring dress goods. Atwood buntings every
eoior aad ssery shade, at the very lowest cash
PslcsStsk beautiful all-woOl taffetas i'm spring
Shades Atwood debege, pure silk and wool
aress goods; beautiful silk bOuretteS in spring
Drown and black. We are selling the chean.
~ ana pest quality black silks; our 81 81 5
p paaek SIX Is special bargain. Carriers, III
Market Spaee,-AdTt y 80
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STREE MORE BABIES PICKED Up N THE
Sutton fonnS S?a O'Clock last night Officer
tsEen ~ ana streets northwest, and II WIS
.iettrieS and s SIM, infant asylum "oftcers
liant about III O'Clock on the no t t;Saaie III
taken care of SeS, anu lI was
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ATTENTION is directed to the card M tho
West End Hotel, Long Branch, i'm another cni
umn. This house and its management are 90
wei known TO Washingtonians as to neei no
commentator from US. nv
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Dupcanson
Bros, auetioneerS, sold yesterday afternoOn
Tor Jos. Nj. HZnaga and Frank J. Wright
cor. Sth and SStreetS northwest, Containing
$500 feet, to Henry Chatain, for 25 cents
square foot
Messrs. Young & Middleton, sold at public
auction on yesterday afternoon, for Mr.. Nj
Nelly, trustee, lots !, :, and Lin square
slZ, improved by twO-StOry and mansard
frame dwelling on the northeast corner Sth
trust for 5000 with interest, and to general
and special taxes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-23

Mr.. VOsBURGH NOT AFRAID TO PREACH.
avenue Baptist church, Bergen, N j., preached
yesterday both morning and evening, although
under Indictment on charge of poisoning
his conducting the services. There is a feel
ing, however, among some members of the
congreg CATION that Mr.. Vosburgh should not
preach under the cireumstances.-(N. Y.