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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NTEIATTRE ALMANAC.

NIl'INNNN
sun rl..s - -un s.t...... 30 Clock fast 20
Moon sots... - Moon s0uhs % Moons age days
INCA WATEK IO4Al-A NJ
sandy Hook. 03o GOV. Island. l2O Hell Oae... JU'
HisH WATER TU-DAi-r 81
Sandy Hook. O52 Gov. Island. 1871 Hell Cate. 500
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GlusicdI Instruments

ERANICH q BACH, 2i3 East 23d-st., near
IN 2daye have a beautiful of fine Panof0rtcs
second hand which they offering very low
Pianos lent sold on n-talnents
I IGIITE & ERNST, old house of Llghte Il
HIadhury Offer their splendid PIANOFORrES at low
prices and on easy monthly payments, IL East iths'
Also SmitlI's AMERICAN ORGANS.
~ Y. BALL n CO.,
-. No. II EAST l4TH.ST
Chickering's Stenyay's and other Pianos and organs 10"
for ash, on installments and for rent
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Certures ano Hlcetlnas.

COOPER UNION FREE SATURDAY NIGHT
- LECTURES. in the Great Han A. o'clock,
SATURDAY, JAN. II.
will be delivered Professor r. II. TIL l KS
TON, q Iloboken y. J. subject: The Growth OF Tie
steam Engine dusratc" Tickets be had gratis al tho
Cooper Unon and 80 n -. Van Nostrands book
% MurrTayst. ... - ...,,.-.. e.
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n)intfr Resorts.
Gounlrr BOaro.

ENGLEW0OD,N New jersey. class D0aiu
r. in nriyate family for Fall and Winter moderate prices
Address rost once Box lT3. Engewood Highest refer
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Cost an0 tcnuo.

Cost au0 fcnno.
DANK BOOK LOST, Bank book No. 442,943
~ Howcry saving Bank l. missing The hrd'l is
the Bank II Restored before the
10Th February, ISIS Application viii be made TO e
Bank q book. u
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furniture.
Dfrtl5trD

nr. WAIT, ST., No. 10 East 23d-st.-Fir5t-
pure ir,sh ea without charge call and examine sIed
mems and prices
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Bccr0 ano Rooms.
West Side

A PAYMENTS -" Hanover" 5th-ave., cor.
n l5thst Furnished ami unfurnished renovated through
large dinngTOUI recently opened W. l. AlLlS
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with a PHENOMENAL CAST including JOIN 7; RA
1OND FRANK MAYO, GEO. F. ROWE. Il. HOLLAN
" r. FLOYD, and other Acknowledged hvortes.
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I ARGE connecting looms on first and second
floors to let with class board references required
Mrs. L.. 25t West 34tl-St.
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PATRONS or %agssAaDaY.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
IRON AND sw,n,r,No BATHS.

CONVEYANCE 20 sni from ibo Springs aver.
hour, during every day Of the week.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

~ TiIF pISTHrST cpUpr or THE
4 Einth Jsdieial Dbirs' o. TIE siats Of No.
ya1a. ~ old for he CJuHiy 81 Hky.
In the m tier Of tho estate Il ~. ). BRADY.
dGcrssei.
Notice T. hereby rivcl By the undersigned.
Admin lstor VI ibp above named oxtafe, "
the creditors Of srd al prTfons hsvinc claims
hCaiust SAID decrErrli, ~ tNhibit them. with
fho rcccsssy vouchers. within ten months
from The nrst IubleHtiou 81 this notice. 10
THE urd 'fHgnti. ~ stDyhsr's HStcl, ~ Reno,
or to II. q. STREET AttSrHcy Eiko Nevada.
=. ~. BEAi Y. Admitisitaior.
Dated this 9Th day .: October, 1873. ~
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN
IN That there viii 10 m Eirc ion held In
south FORK school District. al tile residence Of
". A.. Tucker. ~ Tuesday. November 9Th. A. -.
1853. for this purpose ~ voting n tax ~ Two
hundred 5000 dollars. 20 build n schooLhouso
IN said district.
q. X u pE2w Sr Trustees
BoutiI Fork. Lilo .ounty, Nevada.
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t~oFFicfALl
DROP3sED NNEsDh INTO TJtE
CUns;i'u'inB ~ to state Of Nevada,
pass ed IT the Lifhih Session Of the lcgislS.
tuT.!
Resolved. That there shall be added ~ the
pfescnt Constitution u 'hia state ~ Article 10
bo called and known - Article XVIII. aud
wbic ShNil DO ~ biIyrB:
AhiICLI XVIII THE iifhts OF suffrage AMI
Office hold M shall tot be NIthhrid froiH any
mao cilzru - thc UgitNi -tItna BY reason Of
his color OF previous con iitiJu OF ssrvitudo.
Passed February Is. 1871.
Ies0iycd. ny The Assembly the Senate con-
curing. THAT Article Eleven III Of the C,uEti.
iu'inn ~ tie Sta q oi Nryi'H b. sm'ulcd by
I'd 1iiY a. fati Article Li'ytn iiD section ten
tlOlt thereto. which Nhlil read p follows:
seGiiDn len. No puhlic funds Of aus kiud or
chafac:or whatever. state. C Juuiy. or nupici, pal
HhAii he used Tor s~cciariAu purposes.
Passed Fetrulry n. 1871.
I hereby certify tho foregoing " DO trun
oPifE rom the enrolled resolutions on hle IN
ury Once
wrness my hand aDd tho Great seal Of tho
staic. Angus: ,. 1873.
J. u. MINOR.
lEcal Secretary u state.
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I. c.. n. H..

GiuUSUONEE TRIDE
IVY ~ No. . Improved order Of
2A1dA Red Nen. bold fegaisr Councils
vX1fD ~ their Wisssm. At 'ssonic
~l>Xxa-' Hall, H. EltO, on the fun sioop
ID IN Of eyorr seven Suns. ~ Tho Tth
bese1' ran. Al gjourring Braves.
Warriors and Chi'is' A'e cordially Invited IT,
meet With ~ III Council.
= A. ROGERS. G. Of r.
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.iy36T,5GE0 5T&ELr
Attro -'Gt-nd Ut Elsc.
ODYSSEY br,is., rroPrir'srs.
I'm" HIST ENnDl.R HORSES a
L IuRrJ iurn.ouis IA iho CITY.
DANIEL F. 8EA1IY'S
Pianos and Organs

The risnOs aud Organs manufactured by Ran
ioi y N-sity OF ~Ha-h'rrtou. Now Jar.ry. arc
moro earnestly SUD generally c ,rH'nitsi by
the Frrz-. and music loving pulic thsu any in
mSuU'hcturvi Ia hi, country or
Enrnpr. In" Piat0- haze tho gr"atcEt possible
depth. richness aud yOlump at to -. cOiriip-i
with = rare hriiirnCy. cltITrcss sud perfect
-ycnness throughout the cit;ire scale. mi above
all. = surprising Duration which never changes
under the most delicate or powerful touch.
The celebrated Golden Tongue" Reeds In
Braity's rcl' brAiri organ Ia conjunction with
the perfecir-i Reed boards. produce sweet, pure
aud powerful tones. Every Instrument. Ifsno
and organ. fully warranted peri, et In cvcD re-
sp~ci. ani will 10 shipped on from hve 10 nf-
teen hays' trsI trial. the manufacturer paying
freight 10th ways. ~ the Instrument IL net sat.
lsfsCLpry. Iilu.trnt.i AD! EkTi>FE. Catalogue
DANIEL T.. BEATTY, Washington,
New jersey.
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ASSESSMENT NGTiCE.

STtRR RISG SILVER MINING COMPANY.
- Location " p]riu-ipai pl,cs D. business,
San francisco. Cal f1tnlI iocItio n Of WORKS,
Spruce Mountain, flED County. Nevada.
Notice Is hereby q en-. tuat % u meeting OF
the BDarl OF Directors. held on tho lGth day Of
uut"beF. 1918. M 49, ssAuIsnt. NJ. is. of twenty
tents per share was ICy.ol ugou the capital
stock OF ,bc copper ton. psylile iirrie-
htsiely IN United ,;atas gold e 10. to the
secrctn y. At The uintc % iho Company. Hoom
~, Merchants y sGhsuge, California street, san
Francisco. California.
Any siO, kuyou Whish this arsau mcnt hail
ictIAin nnrnli ON ihs J fhSTY.FtErT DAY Of
y tBEH. i6Ts, Vii be ~d.Iiugfent, aud AT.
Neitised Il. gsis ~ public al tiUu: nid usisss
paymcIt To IN Sc before wa De 4Jid on Ia y.
dar. t.p lJ.h day OF Dccsnba-. 1875, TO pay tn.
CcinIr'nt 1850 EruCut, tr.giusi vitI costs Of
advertising sid cxF0nLcs 9f sale.
By ordefof I . DOaTj OF Directors.
AZ =. BUSH, Secretary.
Omcs-Roon ~, Aorrla1'a ixchspge, GAlI.
fernis street, Gu francisco. CA
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ESTRky NOTICE.

i~,ANE TO Wy RANCH oS THg HUMBOLDT
" shout the miidl. Of April. an iron gray
horSs. branded JB : on the left hip. The own.
or is requested In cali At The ranch OF the nj.
dcrsignei. prove property, psy charges and
take him away.
ai5sOd PAT. MCCALL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-22

Mr. Fallarta, the great Mexican Office
noider, has finally made up his mind to resign
the Department Of Foreign Relations, and
take his seat as president of the Supreme
court. lie prefers the judicial to the execu-
i've; II Is suggested that Diaz will make use
oi ,aharta knowledge Of the American
question, without causing him to lose his ma.
sitiOn on the Supreme Bench, by appointinp
him temporary minister to carry on negotia.
si0ns with our government.
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BUILDERS,

THE WASHINGTON BRICK MACHINE CO
Make tempered Cay Bick, full size. second :.
none in the market. Read tests made az navy
ORDNANCE OFFICE, NAVY YARD. ,
WASHINGrON, ID. c., July Z, 1875
Commodore I. II. PATTERSON, u. s. T.,
('Ommdndant Navy Yard, Washington, ID. c. :
SIR: In obedience 10 ysur order Of yesterday,
have the honor to report the following results U
tests ID ade uron some bricks furnished by tn
Wssi ingtOn Brick Machine COmpany ~
Two bricks were placed In the R0fman machine
and submitted to acrushng force Of 106 900 pounds
stOed without material injury. At 81 600 for one,
and 65 OCO pounds for the other, SIN all crack was
developed in the end of the brick, which closed up
on removing the brick from the machine; in O .heI
respects they appeared uninjured. A half brick
was then PLACID In the machine; for pressure of
20, 900 pounds 1t commenced to crush around the
lower edge. The pressure was increased to lO6 0OO
1t was considerably splintered around the edge but
in the center appeared uninjured. 1t he d together
The bricks were placed their side-that is in the
position In which they are placed in a wall. In
these experiments the bricks were pressed between
two blocks of iron which completely covered til EN-.
When the surface of the bricks did not appear to be
true, two thckneSses of blOLtiDg paper we re
interposed between the brick nd the iron in order
to eqUalize the pressure over the surface as much
as possible
The bricks were each under pressure from eleven
to fourteen minutes that being the length of tim
required to develop strain Of LOG, 900 pounds
lam, sir, your Obedient servant,
Lieut.. and Assistant Inspector Of Ordaunce.
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To CORRESPONDENTS,

letters should be addressed to the Editorial or
BUSINESS Manager of THE STAR, according to their
tenor, and not to any individual name Otherwise
provoking delays may occur.
Checks. etc. should In all cases be made payable
10 the order OF TIE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
COMPANY,-not to that of any individual.
6AnOnymOus communications not read; re
1ected manuscripts not returned or preserved.
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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
IL WIN. <. BURFORD, 7OS street.

For Sdle
l ofer three-StOry and basement press brick
house centrally located, I0-rooms. mode n i'm
piovements. with nice lot for S., 600: $500 cash.
m,nts, otherwise al per ceut now paying 10
per cent interest Oh Sc 600
Also sever al great bargains in two-story press
br1Ck houses in all SectiO is of the CITY and
rooms, modern improvements, small cash pay
mentS and balance in m nthly instruments.
Several elegant lots at greatly reduced prices AMI
on easy terms.
For Trade.
A three-stOry brick business property located
n pennsylvania avenue, with small iUcun Der
nc; will be traded for a nice well-buiIt s or 8
will assume small incumbrance.
For Rent.
!OG1 9th ST.. brick, 10 rs, mod. mps.
!2lS ST., frame, rs. mod. imps ............ 80
iot COTcoran ST., brick, rs. 16
iZ2oZO n 81, frame, rs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3
hear ll4O ZUtn ST.. frame, 6rS. .............. 10
Groom cottage at Gather sburg ............... s
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Three Story Brick Houses for Sa,,

issue on the LIST and 18th of each month a bull
letn OF all property for sale and rent nv books
which can be had on application at my ONCE, or
will be sent by mail if desired.
Auction Sales.
On SATURDAY. May 25 h. al D. m. improved
property on Missouri ave-, bet. < and 9Th sts
On TUESDAY. May 2Sth, at 6 p. M, improve ed
property on II ST., bet. 9th and 9th NE.
Loans
s. 600 81, 600. 81, 500 $3.50 at per cent m,
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ENOR RENT! FOX RENT! FOR RENT!
- By Il. D. HOFFMAN, 10th and SITS. n. W
6l9 Pa. ave. NV Store. $3.50 90
623 Pa. ave. NV, 16 rooms, mod. imps.... 100 90
80! 18th st. NV, IL rooms. mod imps..... Is %
IA w est ST., 6eo'twn Is rs, mod. impS.. Is 90
St0ddard ST.. Geo'twn. IL rooms, mod. imps 30 90
BIZ 9TH st. NV, rooms mod imps. ....... 80 90
III It'll st. NV, nine rooms, mod impS... IS 90
500 st. s.e., rooms. mod. imps.....,.... 80 90
4O6 9Th st. NV, rooms, mod. imps. 30 on
6O4 10th st. NV, rooms water and gas. :. 80 90
12O Md. ave. s.w., rooms. mod. imps..... Is 90
9O6 ID st. s.w., rooms. mod. imps. ,....... 81 90
SO3 st: u. W., rooms, water and gas...... l6 90
nNo l6lh st. n. w, rooms, water and gas. Is 90
80 Uh 81. Me-, rooms and bath. 15 o.
oSd un ST. NE. rooms and bath. ..."..... 16 90
Money on Real Estate.
Houses and desirable Lots for sale. my18-tr
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To Advertisers.

Advertisers are requested send in their an
noun cemenls early In the day 20 Ssible and In
all cases o,e 12 o'clock VI. The insertion in the
same DAY ; Issue of thos reaching the Office after
that hour cannot be assured.
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The congressman who voted for the Potter
resolution are beginning to hear from their
business constituents. The latter probably
care very little what becomes of Hayes but
they do care a good deal about having the
business interests of the country upset by a
movement they believe designed to overthrow
the Presidential settlement.
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THE WORLDS CHOICE.

The Centennial Jurors represented the civilized
people Of the whole world-the m .dica jurors were
physicians Of worldwide reputation. They gave
The manufacturers OF BensOn's Capcince Porous
Plaster the only medal given to Porous plasters, on
Plasters aud It's wonderful pain-relieving and
strengthening qualities.
ASK YOUR PHYSICIAN
IL Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster Is not the best
Plaster in the world. 1t was invented to overcome
the slow action Of the ordinary porous plaster.
LIME BACK!
For lame and painful back, weak back, rheuma-
tism and all local aches and pains 1t Is simply the
best remedy ever devised or known.
CAUTION There are fraudulent and worthless
limitations OF Bensons Capcne Plasters in the mar
ket. Beware Of them. Each genuine plaster has
the word Capcine cut through It.
Sold by all Druggists, Price, IS cents, my20-mws
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NAVY YARD, WAsHISGTON, DC. Sept 6 1875
DEAR SIR: Five handmade brick of good quail
ty were tested this morning. Each brick was press
ed between two pieces of soft a-inch white pine.
equalized The pressure. The tests resulted as fol-
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
NEW YORK SHOE STORE.
~ sos Pennsyir0 Mia ne.

THEAP LOT SHOES
JUST RECEIVED 0m1
worth double, - -
Misses Pebble Laced Shoes, IL 2. 75c., -
Ladies Serge Polish, III 2. Soc worth IL
Ladies Serge Polish, 3 z, 60c worth 81
1nlldren $ School Shoes, 10. Soc. worth 15
Women's Lasting Buskins, 40 and SOC
Boys School Shoes. SIC. and 81
Men Congress Caters, 81, worth 81 IS.
Finer Goods as cheap in Proportion
AH-Palr Justh's Heel Protectors given In NJ
j. w. sELBY's,
1914.19I6 Pennsylvania ocs
myO-u between 18th and 10th sta
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~ specialist In tho city. He guarantees permA-
nent and speedy cure In the shortest time possible
OF all Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases. Abandoned
and nl-treated cases specially. 4 thorough cure
or no charge. Separate consulting rooms eos II
street northwest. nOV1.ly
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MARVELLOUS
BARG4ISsf
TWENTY DIFFERENT STYLES
TIES, Low-BUTTON, u
SLIPPERS, with Box and Opera Toe. 80
French and Low Heel, for Ladies, Misses and
Children, from Is cts. to S2.6o.
LADIES CATERS, IS cts. 10 IS.
CHILDs' SHOES, 10 cts. to %.
WHITE KID SLIPPERS, ALL SIZES
GENTS TIES, CATERS AND SLIPPERS.
firm so cts. to Is.
BUCKSKlN AND KID CATERS,
ToOrder,
LASTING AND BASE BALL SHOES,
LOUIS HEILBRUN,
4o2 SEVENTH STREET.
SION Of "That Old Woman of Mt.e."
my13-r
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II. J GEORGES,
y CITIZENS. MILITARY AND NAVAL Root
SHOE AND CATER MANUFACTURES
211S Pennsylvania orenue
"A perfect ht combining at once ease and q 80
comlort In all cases guaranteed. Will call
AT houses and take measures IL reQuesteiv
10y, 10y postal card or letter. A fine selection OF -
Esdlesand gentlemen g Goods of NV own mApuf.c-
lure, and Of superior quality, on hand suitable for
SUN mer wear, and at reasonable prices New
cores inserted in old CATERS by patent stitchins
short notice. NP", ,s, Iyu o. 20
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competent Tor The latter would be undoubtedly
qualified for the former. The two offices are
so unlike, and the duties 50 diverse, that they
should not be blended in the same person.
England has many good reasons for her de-
sire TO make the treaty of Paris the basis of
any negotiations which will change the rela-
tiOns of the European powers. Though parts
of tine treaty have become null and void
through the course of events, it has not as
whole, been formally abolished, and until
such abolition ii is England's interest to MAIN
tain the authority of its provisions, so far as
possible. Russia's policy is to consider the
treaty as nuliified by the practical abrogation
OF some of its regulations. If the treaty falls,
the abolition of priyateering falls with it, and
this is no unlmpOrtant fact in determining the
different attitudes which Russia and England
OCCUPY in relation to the treaty England
with Eer powerful navy can oyerwhelm any
other nation on the sea if the privilege of fit
ting out pTivateerS be denied. The abolition
of pTivateeIing has been, therefore, the con-
slant aim of her policy, as the one measure
necessary to make her, beyond question, the
mistress of the seas. In the event Of war ii is
likely that Russia would ignore the treaty of
Paris and make extensive use of privateerS to
plnGder England's commercial vessels scat
tered on all the waters of the globe; and the
recent movements OF vessels under Russian
control may naturally be held to indicate that
Russia Is now taking the precaution to dis
tribute her sailors where they can most con-
yenientlv prey on British commerce.
The policy of the United States in respect to
priyateerlng has been to refuse to agree to its
abolition unless coupled with a provision con.
filming belligerent naval operations entirely to
regular war vessels, and securing all CONNER
cial vessels engaged in proper trade from
attack and capture. Our navy is, to say the
least, not sufficiently formidable to be de-
pended upon in case of a collision with great
naval power, and recourse must be had to pri-
yateers. In our two wars with Great Britain,
millions Of dollars worth of prizes were thus
captured. Between 1872 and 1915 the value of
captures made by some American vessels is
said to have exceeded two million dollars in
each case. In the present condition of inter-
national law, priyateering, though after all a
sort OF piracy, seems necessary 10 us, as well
as profitable. But there does not appear to be
any good reason why nations should not agree
to make non -belligerents and their property as
safe on water as on land.
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Average ssror,s Daily Cfrc"inff0r ot'er
17,60O-betno q npNch Ia, ger bona fds.
regular and permanent circulation than
that Of all the other daily pnp@rs In the
city added together.
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mo. E. KENDALL & SON
- No. GIG u street .,c., t.
NEAR THE BALTIMORE AND Potomac -
RAILROAD DEPOT, @S
Have for sale a few more Of those ceIe- MH#H
brated
Il KING REFRIGERATOR
at less than half the manufacturers prices.
M 21-1m POST
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LOST AND FOUND.

QST.On the morning Of the 31st inst, Brown
IL PRAYER BEADS, with Brass Medal attach.
ed. The finder will leave at Star once. It's
ENOUND-Two BONDS. The owner win prove
- property, pay charges, &c. No. Al 14th ST.,
between ID and Il SITS. NV. my21-Sts
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The proposed consolidation by Congress of
the offices of Recorder of Deeds and Register
Of Wills is ill-judged. They have no relation
to each other. The duties of the former are
within the ability Of any person of ordinary
capacity. In this DiStrict-different from most
of the states-the Register of Wills is clothed
with judicial functions and power, which re-
quire legal proficiency, as we'll as business
tact. One fitted for the former Office may be
entirely incompetent for the latter, while one
competent for the latter would be undoubtedly
qualified for the former. The two offices are
so unlike, and the duties 50 diverse, that they
should not be blended in the same person.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


WANTED-To BrY-Brck HOUSE with AL
w modern improvements In northwest section
g g, '''' must be 0A gain Address G mHsa
WANTED-To Buy rDR CASH-A HOUSE
South Washington. Address W. H.. S'a- Of
NOR sALE-,hean, or exchange for beard or
RRUSH for Washington. Also, cabinet He case
WnsssI WsGS Ms HIM in perfect or
sHd S s s s1snf
In the District S Of cSiumoi to undertake the in
Wlich for utility, novelty and eXpectant returns,
, s.. Adde'S R. T. P, Evening Star Of
ton. k Rhode Island MAs sHs Il
SS ssSse ar S and summer g
lays not eesant or COSTLY sa xoa
finish in Washington; win 6e sold at less than cost,
nTe%tDss is about to leave the city, AgPy on
FINE OFFICES FOR RENTTN
my21 St A L. BSRBER CO.
DARTNER WANTED With S., 900 in a bust
i ness that clear $40 600 per annum A ldress
BONANZA, Star office. m,2l-3.
Eok RENT An oIu-e: tabIi,h FEED STORE,
y 625 New Ie,sav ave. three squares north OF
r.. A
TERsON, corne' 1~t anu s's. NV. my2l s..
A POsITLNE SACRIFICE.-A party with
M sSS to eco caIh can get great bargain in
i %sh fs Fss chased at once d. D. rH1MssSs
RARk CHAN, EaWant d improved unim-
~ proved PR PARTY In this city in exchange
half heavy timber, balance cleared: fne apple
orchard and 500 young thrifty peach trees in bear
pay about 500 h CASH AaaTess sEXt H HnGs
ar Office, stating location of property, terms,
&c. my21-6i'
w legitimate, money making business: inves-
srga,lons easy: Address real name, ID. ARM
STEAD. Star office. my2o-St'
SMALL CORNER GROCERY IN NORTH
- western section FOR RENT: Sock for sale:
ReIt low. Apply B. II: WARNER t CO. SSS" sss
81. NV. my203t
TO LOAN
MONEY ON REAL ESTATE,
In sums to suit at per cent. and at per cent on
my1s.6t 10th and + streets W
"ANTED-Ane energetic healthy WURKING
w MAN to take an interest i'm an established
executive ability needed than capital: duty TO
take full charge inside so devote ali my at
man this lisa splendid opehing. State former Oc3u-
patton, amount of capital at command. and general
GarticSgIars if an answer is desired. ENERGY,
slar ONCE. my1s 81
Sss, 600 and 50. 500 in hand at per cent: 81 500
I'D in small sums al 10 per cent. Apply at once
nyl1-u VIM. K. BURFORD, 7O8 St
$500. 81. 600, ST. 500. IS, COO S. 500, "a OOO-To
ID LOAN on real estate al per cent interest
Larger sums at per cent. interest. CASSIN
IlEBERMANN, No. 1888 st. n. W., (second
foor.) myi7.6t
LOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE.-A BEAUTIFUL
- Country hESI DE nee and Fruit FAR near
Washington: 81 600 W. nth of fruit can be sold from
the place annually Apply to JESSIE B.. Hill
man House, north Capltvi ST., near Baltimore and
Ohio Depot. m, l5-eO2m
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