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issue on the LIST and 18th of each month bulletin
OF all property for rent and sale my books, which
can be had on application at my Office, Will be sent
by mail If desired.
Auction Sales
l and INV.
Loans.
$4,000 at per cent So 900, 81 900, $500 at per
cent. uoyofr
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BOOKS, &c.

NEW LAW AND NIISCELLANEOUS
~ BOOKS.
Scientific Memoirs. BY Jno W. Draper $500
Growth OF the Steam Engine. Thurston....... 259
Cousin Poliy's Gold Nina Mrs. A. L. Porter. 20
The Ceramic Art Jennie j. loung. 500
Smiths Manual Equity. Ingersolls Notes. 400
Hlnkley's Testamentary Law of Maryland. 800
Revised Statutes n. v, I'd edition, 1873 200
US supreme Court Reports. Otto. Vol 6. 500
Our Stationery Stock is now complete with al the
Tiles IN frames, Glass Inkstands and Paper Weights
Chronoe, Picture frames, Russia Leather Goods, &C.
Our customers are invited to examine
W. II. & o. Ii. MORRISON,
octstr 4S6 Penm0 0ren,se
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR RENT-BY THOs J. MYERS, Real Estate
Agent, 12l6 et. NV.
frame House, 6O8 I'D st. NV, 10 rs, mod impA.
once Rooms In Nay Buldins. cor tn and Enw
FOB 6ALE-Fine Residence and $4,000 fest of
cations in the city long time With per cent in
tereSt novl2tr
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CO.. PEE. c Superior to .nythns in 9E
''''s "AfAe' oan ana aS s1sRsHs ! JOYCE.
nov121w 4l2. 414 and 416 14th street
- FANCY SUITINGS
WE ARE SELLING AT MODERATE PRICES.
SPECIALTY-wEDDING OUTFITS.
". g. TEEL,
nov12-tr 936 Pennsylvania arenwe.
RIBLE DEPOSITORY.
BIBLES FROM Is CENTS TO $50.
fnsR nss HEpT BBIEs
Pete concordance Dictionary Of Proper Names. and
ScrBtnre Msps at all prices from s15O to GA. at
the Book and S'''' %S B Stfif 4 SON
octl2tr 428 Seventh st.
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
We invite HOUsKEEPERs and others to an@
inspection of our WY
CHINA, GLASS, CROCKERT-W 4RE.
and other "HoUsEKEEPISG" articles Of recent and
Jw BOTELER BRO.
nov13-3t 9eS Penn. avenue.
NOTICE TO COFFEE DRINKERS.
MOCHA COFFEE, MOCHA COFFEE,
PURE AND FIRST QUALITY.
Natural or Roasted.
Sold by me at the same price az best Java
n. W BURCHELL.
nov12st 1882 r street.
ExTRACT OF WITCH HAZEL.
usrr1arEr
very successfully used. specially BY hommpaths,
and externally
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
Having secured the article in bulk we are enabled
to offer it now at Fifty 500 Cents pint Sixteen
ounces. whereas lis former price was Fifty cents
for SIX 90 ounces
ARTHUR NATTANS, PHARMAo1sr,
Cor: 14th and SITS. and I'd and ID SITS. m.,c.
nOyl1-u
A CARD.
We beg again to call the attention of the Ladies' to
our Cloak Department. which offers at the present
time the most tasty. elaborate, and extensive stock,
OF the latest Partisan and New York shapes of
LADIES AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS
We employ EIGHTY persons in our work room on
these gar1nents-persOnally superintend the manu-
facture Of them the workmanship and cutting be-
Ing under the supervision of Mr.. C. w Leannarda,
who has no superior as an artistic designer and
modeler.
In addition to the merit of the Quality Style and
Lowness of price of our CLOAkS, commend the
fact to the attention of the public that efforts to
employ persons resident here deserves recognition
and SUPPORT. especially when We offer them better
made trimmed and fitting garments than those of
manufacture, m wit
any knowledge as to who is to item, while ours
going direct to our own friends and patrons self
interest alone would prompt us in seeing that moth
ing that would tend to enhance their worth should
escape our attention.
PRICES RANGE FROM $3.50 Up
We respectfully solicit call.
LANSBURGH BRO.
noy11tian1 4O4 and 4O6 Spppnth st.
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Il By F. 81. SMITH,
Real Estate Broker, LIE Droit Building,
SO6 F street.
PA st, Sc. IL rooms mod. imps. $50 90
i3d6 81 nw store. ...... ........... 20O
1S5u St NV, rooms. mod lmps. ........... 250 90
1857 ST. NV, rooms, mod. 1mps 25.0G
Cor mass ave- and "a st. ne. rooms. $500
II? lin e. NV IL rooms mod. lmps .......... 40UU
4ol-95-32 ST. NV, rooms, mod. imps...... Is 90
Eur1i!sneo House, st. n.w...... 90
FurMshed House, st. n.w...... 5000
in the city,; 300 OC
Houses and Lots for sale in all parts Of the city
Money to loan in sums to suit at z 8 and 10 per
cent nov6-tr
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a me 1rOut OnlCe rOOm, gu + 81. n 2U.UV
Office rooms at l4l9, 1923 and 1875 New York ave.
u. W.
- FOR SALE.
HOUSES and LOTS in every section OF thu city at
prices to suit the times, and terms that will suit
customers Call and see my list before purchasing
elsewhere.
noy3-tr r. O. HOFFMAN.
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EDUCATIONAL.

X H.
D. MISS ~ s F FOSTER having prepared herself il:
II IT'S ana having successfully taught the French
! anguage many years in Boston, viii receive pupils
N THIS city either single or in Glasses will arrange
given. Apply or address No. 1918 q st NV nl2-3t.
NTsICALm,,sIGNoR SEVERE sTRINI. from
~ Italy, will take few pupils in Singing, owing
ter, of twenty lessons two lessons per week three
quarters of an hour each Half hour lessons $50 /:
references see circulars at Music Stores Residence
1iEo view 1orh avenue. noyllm
KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL for children
every advantage of thorough education; including
German. French and Music. German specially,
Misses POLLOCK and SoERR. PRINCIPALS.
Normal Class for Teachers ll27 18th street north
Meet. oct222m
MISS MAGILL GIVES LESSONS in Execution.
Nl History and Literature at 2l26 Pennsylvania
avenue. and in Calesthenics at Kindergarten Hall,
corner 18th and streets. octl2lm'
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL ACADE-
~ MY. No; 32l Pa avenue west, between Sd and d
sts-Boys thoroughly prepared for business or col
to or ladies'. from to pr a'e lessons
n: B-Ladles and gentlemen desiring to commence
the class, any evening from to p m. from date
to ss 10th inst Ps s for R fT course Of 20 lessons
MISS B; c. GRAVES. Csuccessor to Miss A. D.
sempetent corps Of teachers viii reopen her select
SShS1 and Eindergartep for Boys and Girls SEP
Normal Training Glass viii besn october s. Fos
particulars address the Principal. sepl7-3m
pRIyATELY OR IN CLAss.-Latin, Mathe
Terms moderate S W. FINN, A NJ p III 3IL.V st
n: ": eau before II a. M; after p. M sep1str
MISS OSBoRNE's BOARDING AND DAY
wi SCHOOL for Young Ladies and Children viii
11e e a7s at g4S St n W., MONDAY, September
TONS au1I13m
BUSINESS COLLEGE, LOT Pennsylvania ave s.e
~ Capitol Hill Hours from O'Clock until 9 p m
Ae p aea rs pes month
Boon Boom 81. Land Office; John O. Hunter, Star
M ADEMoIsELLECXL R RssSSERs'HoMNE'sFRENos
aso- TERaMEpATE--ADvANcED.
Daily classes for young ladies and children con.
nected with good English schools. ~ WI
Morning, afternoon and evening classes for ladies'
pref ar 5den'emen boys and girls Private lessons
\. B-A good pronunciation Parisian, and the
use OF practcal conversation rapidly acquired by
pupils Verbs and idioms taught by new. Original
Can any DAY between II and O'clock or Mondays
MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, CoNooRDv1LLE,
M pfB 30 sSo per quarter Girls t5 Students
pIspsrea tor business Yale or Harvard College In
febss-iy - j. sHoRTL1DeE, A. NJ. Principal
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, corner 7th
sons and daughters. The course comprises Penman.
ship, Spelling, Composition, Correspondence, Busi.
KEEPING, business Practice, Political Economy. Com
merca al Law and Lectures Day and EVENING
gust and thereafter For particulars visit the Col
aus6-ly II. c. SPENCER, Principal
Mr.. AND MRS ALFRED BUJAC'S Englisb ana
W French Boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies, No. 1OlS 18th street northwest Duties re-
sumed on September 10Th. Number of pupils
Hhniteu- sep23m'
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BUTTER!

REoPENED'
THE OFFICE OF THE
HOLMAN LIVER PAD COMPANY,
Which has been closed for . few months has been
reOpened by Messrs RINGWALT h HALL, who
are agents for the District of Columbia, Maryland
Virginia, West Virginia and Delaware, for the sale
of these remedies at their Office southeast corner of
9th and streets. two squares north of Pennsylva-
mia avenue and which has been elegantly furnished
and fitted up for the convenience Of patients Con
sultatiOn free.
HOLMAN LIVER PAD.
What is it, and what does ii mean 1t is new
method of treating successfully all Liver and Stom-
ach Diseases externally, and means honest war
against the thousand and one nostrums and hum
bugs Of this and PAST ages.
ITS DISCOVERY.
AbOut eight years ago there was discovered and
put into practice new, simple convenient and safe
principle for curing disease by absorption without
the aid of Medicine. The necessities of .the case
prompted vigorous examination into it's merits,
until the question was thoroughly and practically
solved
Offce-Corner of 9th and streets northwest, over
VIM. r. Riley s.Dry Goods Store
No Charles street. Baltimore. nov5-1y
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DROPERTY FOR RENT,
L By &. o. HOLTZMAN,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioHeer
10th and f. sta n "

Furnished House, F st. n. w............... $1,000
1870 Penn. ave- n. W., business house. lOOOO
Furnished House, Ct NV, bet 18th and 18th 10000
Furnished House, st, Op Franklin Square. 10000
POI D st. n W., II rooms, mod. imps........... 5000
b15 I'd st. n W, IL rooms, mod. imps ........ 5000
~ st. n. W., rooms mod imps ........... 1000
4S1 9TH ct. n W., 10 rooms water and gas.... 1000
2228 18th st. n. W., rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
809 ct. n W.. rooms, mod. imps. .......... 1900
i01 & st. n. e., rooms, water in yard. ..... LOG
IO9 st. n. e., rooms water in yard ...... LOO
I'll c st. n. e.. rooms water in yard ........ IL 90
92S D st. s.w., rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
6l2 Penn. ave. large store. ........... 125 90
1419 New York n W., store .............. 1900
1923 New York H. w., store .............. 1900
1425 New York W., store.... ......... 1900
917 9TH st store. Observation-Disclosures. $500
A fine front Office room $40 ri N " III M
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Average ssror1n Daily Circulation oceS
17.5OO-betn0 q mach larger bona f1de,
regular and permanent circulation than
that Of all the other daily papers IN tie
city added together.
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MISSES SULLIVAN,

FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKERS,
No. 4l9 street L. W.
Miss Fl. SULLIVAN will call on Ladies at their
residences to receive orders requested by postal
card. nON9.2W
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Advertisers are requested to send In their An.
nouncements early in the day possible, and IN
nj cases before IL O'Clock n. The insertion In the
same days issue of those reaching the once A1ter
that hour cannot be assured.
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ENOK RENT
By W. E. BURFORD,
Real Estate Broker, .0S st. NV.
No Cos 10th st. NV, frame, rs, mod imps S35
no $50 18th st.. store and cellar, mod imps 80
Corner 10Th and M SITS. store. Observation-Disclosures. Is
No 70S St, Office rooms. SIS to 20
For Sale
Special bargains in small two-story press brick
HOUSES by paying $500 cash the kalance in month.
~ instalments to suit purchaser.
Also number of large HOUSES from a 900 to
$4,000. To be sold at great sacrifices and on easy
terms.
Call and examine my list before purchasing
W. z. RURFORD,
nov9H Real Estate Broker, 7O8 st.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
that ! am stakeholder OF the defunct German
American National Bank to the amount of $4,000,
Lewis Johnson Co. bankers. of this city, have sold
all stock held by me months agO-whether to re
sponslble or irresponsible parties and whether it has
been transferred or not, neither know care
L. II. SCHNEIDER
Washington. Nov. sth 1873 fPostl nor9-3t
BITTER: BrTTER'
Fine CREAMERY BUTTER, packed in Saberi's
Patent Sait-lined Butter package Will keep the But
ter perfectly sweet until it is used up. In small
packages, 10 to Is lbs. each Also in tubs, 60 lbs
each.
81 Please call and examine
A. E. PHILLIPS,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
With BARBOUR HAMILTON,
nOy?-It 6SS, 630 and 641 La. are.
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LOST AND FOUND.
CNOW.WHITE BREAD
~ VIII be guaranteed II you uso
CERES.

GNOW.WHITE BREAD
~ VIII be guaranteed II you use
CERES,
The handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in tho Die
trict; or,
Sterljn0's 81. L0ssis EdssoD Patent,
a most beautiful Winter Wheat Flour; OF.
GOLDEN HILL
The weIknoWn Standard Family Flour OF the Dis
o1ct u % better than II ever WAs and makes
Rolls and Bread - Light and -
white g the driven SNOW.
The above named F1ours can b bought ct any first
class Grocery Store
WHOLESALE DEPOT:
OoRNH1 1sT STREET AND INDIANA AvUUR
oct22ms WIZ n GAIT g 90
SECOND ~ CLOTHING.-The only place
- in the city to dispose Of Secondh hand Clothing,
Watches, Guns Pistols, &C. at . fair cash price, u q
the original HERZO6S,
808 9th street. near Pennx sye,
By calling ct or addressing the above number, or.
6ers promptly attended 70. War29R
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THF EVENING STAR will be found on file ut the
following places, where, also, advertisements and
subscriptions will be received Henry +. Gillig
Co, 44B Strand, Charins Gross, London; Charles
Hartwick, 11S Boulevard Magenta and n. 7. Herald
ONCE, % Avenue de rOpera, Paris.
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OK SALE OR ENCHANGE-A beautiful tea
II room HOUSE, with fine airy cellar: lot 3Sxil,
IN the eastern part of the city. half square from
me Coiumhla Railway. which cost - 500 VII, la
sold for S2750. and a Budng Lot worth from five
hundred to one thousand dollars viii Ice taken a.
nrst melt oaancc ON long time PRO rery clear
Of al incumbranCe. and taxes paid To Jane 10 ls-S
House has all the modern improvements Apply 10
NJ II. ROHRER. BIB eth It. nova,
The Morning herald., 1878-10-30

beyond the Atlantic. There may b close
yots on the tarir question ii the next Con-
srsss, and 1t would be well for our leading
msnuiecturers to have I talk with him
q we bepeve he would be largely Influenced
BY their views. His expressed opinion
upon subsidies are, 1t IL true, consonans
with those generally held by the Democracy,
but We beg to suggest TO Mr. Martin ? Care
full and large consideration OF The subject.
We, need not hope to extend our commerce
to South America or .elsesherss unless We
have the means Of transporting ouE lwarea
Thetpast has demonstrated that no bnetof
American steamships can exist unless
helped by . subsidy. The American lins
from Philadelphia, II It was not helpsd BY
the Psnnsylvsaia Railroad could not esn-
tinue to be run, although the futreis more
hopeful. France subsidies, abont forty
steamship lines, and as ., result her pro-
ducts are, to be found in osvery Granny Of
the known world, and herpeople have sub
jected al mankind to them, ~ their com
mercisl tributaries. This French lsssoa
should not be lost upon US. There was
ene sentence from Col. Martin, which was
golden: The expenses OF the government
must come down to hard PAM Good /
We anxiously await the Colonel's maiden
snsech tntrodrcino a hill to carry out his
hard pan policy-tbe main feature OF which
wfll be to reduce the pay Of Ccpgtsssmen
and senLtors to 5000 per annun, and all
officials In like proportions, the same as Il
was before the war-the same relative pay
as his constituents are compelled to receive
for their lsbors. From the manly ipstiActs
of Colonel Martin we have large expccta-
tiors, and trust we will be able compliment
him upon his championship Of the hard
pan policy. TT .fz.n WHT &
The Morning herald., 1878-10-30
DIVIDE THE COUNTY.

The interests Of Wilmington demand q
divorce from New Castle county. We are
row forced to pay very much more thar
our share of taxation, and do not receive a
eo-relatiye benefit therefrorn. The subject
ofa division has been frequently discussed,
and no answsr made to It's advocates, which
sounded in reason or justice. Action ID now
demanded. After the election meetings
should be held, petitions signed, and agita-
tion kept up, 50 as to operate upon and in-
fuenes the next Legislature to divide the
county. ........- .r ..a-st7... D..
The Morning herald., 1878-10-30

ENCOURAGING reports come from the
Mexican border, where General Trsvino
appears to be working in harmony with
General Ord, and meeting with such sue
cess as might be expected from united sc>
ton Of the commanders on both sides of
the Rio Grande. The determination Of
our Government TO put an end to border
outrages has had good effect already, and
the promptness with which the Me1icans
have now gone 10 work disper,isg bands
Of maraudeis presents tolerably fair evi-
dence of tho fact that they had heretofore
neglected this duty. When neither side
Of the border offers safe refuge for cattle
thieves and assassins, they will soon aban-
don their raids into Texas. q d a-'t y"
The Morning herald., 1878-10-30

From Asia Minor, and the Mountains re-
gions Of Turkestan and Afghsnistsn,
come the nrtterings which precede the
storm. It seems TO be certainty that
Rnglsnd Will have an Improbable, pro-
tracted and exhaustive war with Afghanis-
tan, added to the danger Of conflict from
Europe With Russia, thsre comes news Of s
most ominous character respecting the In
tsrests Of Russia, England and Turkey.
The Porte has been very slow In executing
the provisions of the Berlin Treaty, and
has eountsBanced oppressive measures to-
wards the Bulgarian that have incited that
stubborn people TO new irsurrection.
They still have vivid memories Of the ter
rible msssscres in the late war, 80 we'll de-
picted by Q. 8 Consul Schuyler, in which
tens OF thousands Of men, women and
children were murdered with the mokt hor.
ribls arocity, and scores Of villages burned
20 tho last stick. Russia remembers this
Also, and refuses to Withdraw her armies
until that country 10 a. peace and the guar
antes given by Turkey Of the semi-freedou
Of the people and their rightful welfare is
thoroughly realized. Turkey has, thus far
entirely neglected oil previIions of the Trea-
ty in this line, and as she makes formal
complaint 10 the P overs Of the non-with-
drawal Of the Russian forces, the suspicion
10 well founded that the Porte only desires
the evaction Of Bulgaria to allow the old
systsm OF Terrorism and pluudering to be
renewed. Russia refusss to 60, and now
England Il trying her hand at the old game
sfbullying and thsatening Russia is do.
ing right, and Whatever may be thought by
selfish courts Of Europe, It is certain that
that the people of the world look with ap-
proval upon the efoIts to relieve the Chris.
tians Of the Turkish provinces from the
terrible thrsldom that has made the Turk
ish name the synonym for all that treach-
CRY, barbarity, lust, and venslity indicate.
Viewed politically, there 10 every evidence
that the Treaty Of Berlin is but truce
one more advantageous to Russia that any
other Powss-and that the sequel will be
one Of terrible reality, involving struggle
Of Titanic proportions. The question will
be, whether barbarian, supported by Chris
tian bsyonets and approved by . supposed
most intelligent aristocracy shall crush
progress, or whether the advancing ciyili-
satlon Of Russis and the Turkish provinces
shall still push forward from the
darkness Of centuries Of obscurity upon the
Asiatic stsppes, and take rank with the en-
lightenment and humanity OF the age.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-30
county.

The San Francisco papers are pretty
unanimous. in thsir comments on COM
munication on the Chinese question from
the pen of Col F. A. Bee, recently pub
lished in the Pittsburg Post. The Exam
liner speaks of Col. Bee as 'the agent amt
man Of all work in a public way Of ths
ChiDese six companies" and tbe Chronicle
aliuds- to him a. their "paid aHorney.| Z
The latter journal says the representation
tbs, any considerable numbe-" Of persons
in California favor Chineae immigration is
"as gross peryersi3D Of we'll known facts
as it is possible to conceive" The Call
says thai the immigration Of the Cpines-
is favored only by the few WHO are make
ing large profits in business by the Chinese
10 the various trades in which they are en-
gagged" and declares that "the great mas
Of the people Of all classes" demand tha'
it be stopped. Even the Ala does not hes'
itste to say that Col. Bee "claims entirely
too much for the Asiatics," and it denies
that the better cIsss Of Californians either
regard Cinnamon as good citizens or desire
to encourage immigration.
We think that the Call states the case
correctly, and that the advocacy of Chimes
imo' igrstion !. chiefly confined to those
ws make larg. profit. by the employment
Of olian labor.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-30
COLONEL MARTiN,S SPEBCH.

There was much Of Col. Martins speech
to commend, but part of II indicated .
policy which will not sdvantage Whining
ton and the adjacent manufacturing dis
tricts. There is but little doubt that the
manufacturing interests of our State give
moro remuneration employment than can
be had from its agriculture. The repre-.
sentative Of the State in Congress should
be willing to hrJpyso largo factor Of his
constituency 3" 'hea matter Of protective
tariff. Unll.s duf manufactures are pro.
tsetsd they cannot compete with those Of
Europe. Money h cheaper there, snd
chesp - labor is here, II ~ yet cheaper
The Morning herald., 1878-10-30
The Merning Herald

In publisnsd every morning, Sunday ex.
cepted) and, delivered In the city OF VIII.
eents Der week. payable u carriers. Mail
subscriptions. postage fee, three dollars
per annum. FsI-h
GEO. O'BYRNH & Co., Publit hers.
tta3 btre No 800 Shipley street,
acdaf sc5 lstT q, Wilmingtoy Del.