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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-08

Two gentlemen, who are among the
most Distinguished Of American literary
notsbles, are at present sojourning In Jop-
lin. We refer 10 n. lsaacs, editor of the
Nav York Je,eish Nesseager, aud n. @.
Landsbcrg, editor Of the New York yesrish
Orcidenf. These gentlemen are here ON .
tour OF observation. Having heard much
OF the Southwest. they determined to visit
our country 90 that they could lay before
their Thousands Of readers true and cor
rect statements regarding our resources.
Mr.. Landsbcry has another object in view.
1t il weli-known fact that the Jews Of
R0umania have Cor years been = persc-
cuted class. and though they have often
wished to emigrate TO country where
their rights and religion would be re-
spccted, the despotic government knew
too we'll the good af such enterprising citi-
zens to allow them 10 leave. Since the
late war things have changed, and now
they are free ~ go aud come AZ they like.
Of COURSE. their syes turned towards the
shores Of FREQ America. and the result was
they opened correspondence with q num-
bcr OF Jewish Americans. among whom
was Mr.. Landsbcrg. Ten thousand Of
these people, comprising about
three thousand families. requested Mr..
Landsherg to select for them location
where they could establish colony and
remain together until they had learned
the manners and customs of this country.
The result is that Mr.. Landsbcrg searched
tho country over. and thinks that in South
west Missouri his people will find homes
that will suit them. He Is especially
pleased with the country in the neighbor-
hood u Pierce City and extended as far
west - joplin. These people are thrifty,
industrious and Intelligent having among
them some u the brightest scholars of Eu-
rope. They are principally merchants,
trsdesmsn and mcchamics. bnt desire to
enter into agricultural pursuits for the
present. They are anxious 10 breathe thc
FREQ cir al heaven and escape the persecu-
tions which they have 10 patiently sub
mittcd 70 iron, their cruel masters for the
past 500 Years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-08

'ro n: voKsEa0, HIS HEIRS OR ASSIGNS
formed laboe on ~ uon1eGuma mtne. situated
. ths Enrshs MiptnG ptstrtct, Nevada. since
the enasenkent ~ ~ in1ntng law Of Congrsss,
sppgsyed Nay -. le59. and for assessment
yoFk - BoqnAsed W sAfd Law. In the sum Of
nevse nua1ssd dDilss ~ .l0ol In U. g. gold
ec1n-inecrests In said mine are divided ~ fol.
lous yeltus kohl. so fest H. Sorbcrp. 800
feee-end that unless you pay your proportion
AflgE ne pnbzicntion Of thts noSics. your inter-
- - oo1o mise will become my property by
Barsha, Nsvs1a, Aususl -. is5s. sug2cL Ls,n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-08

V,o Irtls :. Lnu1s Anp nnasnar DAVIS:
I:sss 3 6. ssssS sos sess osals 81: IBs RE-
steuatsd % TIE yest eide of MlnsRsl Hill, In
kareha Mining District. Eureka county, Ne
vedas stnee 1o7l mp 70 thfs dsts. 70 the legal
sccofdinG " The Law 0f Congress Of the United
ceeees. approved Nay 10, i652, and the several
Acts !. emendatory thereof and supplemental
snsreeo; and thst unless you, and each Of you.
ninety days, your interest In said mine will be-
come my property. JOHN H. ROBERTS.
Bsrekas Euseka county, New, August Is, 1878.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-08

rvVO TIMOTHY LYNCH-YOU ARE HEREBY
notified that have performed labor ON
the Excelsior Mine, aituated In The Eureka
Mining District, Nevada. since lSd0 up 10 the
date Of this notice. amounting 10 one hundred
aud SIXTY dollnrs tti60I In gold coin Of U. 8. Of
America for your interest Of 700 feet In said
mtne. and that unless you pay said anaount
notice, your interest IN said mine will become
my property by law Mp. MURPHY.
Enreka, New, Aue. n. A. d 1878. au1s-90d
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-08

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING or
the At0ckh0lders q The n. X. CONSoII.
DATED MINING COMPANY. for The election
of = Board Of Tfusteea 70 serve Ter the nuauinr
yss.s md for the trsnsaction of such other
xxnxDAx. the Sixth day Of 6eptember, 1g7G, &
y ~ no1x of ~ 9o'clock T., q the once % the
company. Room No. - Nevsds Block, No. 80
49, MI street. San Franchise. Cal.
sSS ,. ,. MINOR. HeeYstary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-28
What is metropolitan newspaper dramat

What is metropolitan newspaper dramatic
and musical criticism worth. any way? Car
men," the new opera recently brought out in
New York has called forth comment from the
so-caled critics that is amusing as il is COZ
fuSing. or the four leading morning papers,
one, the Tribune, calls it "a strange medley Of
new things and old, rare beauties and hack
neyed q eatric effects, the finest sentiment and
the jingle OF empty tunes" The Herald pro-
nounces it "a remarkable work, and in one
sense-that OF cOnsistency-one of the most sue
ceSSfui that has been written" On the other
hand, the Times says. 1t IS mere pot po;,rTi
OF singing and dancing. OF the music we can
npt speak much more highly. IL comprises
few light, taking melodies, rather prettily ac-
companied, but, with the exception already
referred 10. that is ALL Per contra the HorId
declares that 1.-The Instrumentation is through
out marked by scholarship that could not fail
to be recognized by all practical musicians, and
an elegance which will make il acceptable to
Opera-going audiences" This variety OF opinion
must be anything but satisfactory to the read
erS of those papers who are accustomed to rely
upon their judgment as infallible guides in
dramatic and musical matters. Ii may be how
ever, just what the management wants, since
Its effect may possibly be TO send every one to
see and judge for himself OF herself as to the
merits or dement's of the new candidate for
public favor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-28

In an address delivered recently at the .cad-
envy OF Music in New York. Professor Alexander
Winchell. of syracuse University, supported the
views, now rapidly gaining ground. that the
present system OF collegiate education is made
quate, even in the preparation which it afford )
Tor certain favored pursuits. He sets this down
as fundamental principle: '.That education is
most valuable which best qualities man TO aid
In the worlds progress He proceeds to argue
that II the knowledge is worth most which best
hts man TO act his part in the nineteenth
century, then our education should seek to
create the greatest possible familiarity with the
ideas and methods which constitute the eff
Client, controlling means and ends OF the present
age. He adds: :. / regret 10 say that the modern
college or university seems to fall considerably
short OF imparting such an education
shall not discourage collegiate education: let
us disseminate it as widely as possible: but
] shall not refrain from expressing my con-
g1ctiOn that ii might be better suited to the
demands Of the average man first stepping into
active life TO wrestle for an honorable position"
In respect 10 the common remark that the chief
end OF education is knowledge and not culture:
and that education is mental gymnastic which
fits us To acquire whatever our life calling
makes necessary, Professor Winchell says that
its force is admittedj and that he proudly
tlldt Il Is Sufef OF Sue
cess, in most callings, than a man OF inferior cd
ucation, and that even in mercantile pursuits
the chances are that Il man of culture will ad-
vance more rapidly than man without culture
but, he adds, culture is not obtained solely by
the acquisition OF knowledge which has no use:
useful knowledge may be employed for mental
discipline as effectively as useless knowledge
Among the DEFICIENCIES in collegiate education
which, In Professor WinchellS opinion, actual
life diseloSes to the graduate, the most serious
to the American citizen is ignorance of Our ma
tiOnal organization, laws and political history
and OF the principles and laws OF political life:
Insufficient knowledge of the government and
history OF modern European states, and of their
statesmen, and comparative ignorance OF ma
tural science are specified as additional defects
There are two sides on the question whether
Latin, Greek and Mathematics absorb a dSpro-
portiOnate share OF the college-student's atten-
ton; but ii Will be conceded that Professor VIM
chell has argued the matter from his stand
point with fairness and ability.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-28

lSg6 Prizes amounting Observation-Disclosures. SGT US
WhOle Tickets, 81.
IT. Address all orders to our General Eastern
Agents, WILLIAMSON 4 CO,
599 Broadway, New York
The Kentucky State Lottery has, during its exist
ence paid more money in prizes than any lottery,
country No drawings have ever been postponed.
and Prizes have always been cashed, without de
particular attention to the fact that all correspon
dence with our firm is strictly private and conf
stances publish the names of the persons drawing
Capital Prizes for the purpose OF drawing custom to
our lottery.
THE DRAWINGS TAKE PLACE EVERY Is DAYS
oct26-2t SIMMONS Il DICKINSON Managers.
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.

Large stock of REAL and NOTTINGH AN LACE
CURTAINS, from the lowest price 10 the finest
Large stock Of all makes of family BLANKETS
prices ever before named fer same on-'''- AT
.arene stock TABLE DAMASK. NAPKINS nov.
Lis, IDMEIS. CRASH. GLASS LINEN LINEN
and COTTON SHEETING. '>
DAMASK, CLOTHS and NAPKINS in LOIS from
oAIo TO lON2O finest goods imported
4, is1ge stock Of Ladies' and Misses UNDERWEAR.
tie best made goods in tie city.
and cheap.
NEW CLoAkS received daily.
"a An Inspection of our stock requested
Que rst,: Marked IN Plain Figures
MITCHELL x MARTIN
oct25it S3i Pennsylvania orenuc.
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The editor OF the Louisville CoafieT-Joufntul
speaks OF Congress as s. for the most part mob
OF fourth-rate nobOdies, in which a few impC-
dent upstairs, by believing artifce and push
ing, contriye TO elbow their way 10 the front. .
All of which saw and part of which was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-28

There are indications that the conference OF
Second AdventiSts in New York next Wednes-
day will be largely attended, and that the al
dresses delivered will be marked b. great abil;-
ty. Most OF the delegates are pre-millelnial-
lists, but not OF the class which attempt TO fix
the hour or day of ChriSts coming
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-28

DEL.INDE

n Z
y The leading novel French material for wraps
and dresses. Atwood Cashmeres, ladies' Cloths in
plain and plaid effects Black Silks. Flannes Blank
cts, Hosiery, Kid Gloves &c, very cheap Beautif M
Damasse Dress Goods. PIC. per yard All wool
Guernsey Dress Material. SOC. per yard Double.
width ard very stylish French Novelties Drssss
Material, only 1,c. splendid Lyon tiros Gram
Silk, 81 yard White Wool Flannels. l29c per yard
The best wearing. best fitting and most beautifully
States for the money Tin al colorsl 81 ~ wamsut-
.. s 1871, u aiaVn pe't eoo yard
Shawis of the hes. make in the world from =, up
Black Nelvets, $50 and up. Black Cashmere.
81 &c. UP, at
BRODHEAD CO.'S,
oct2Str 93S Pa. are. bet. 9Th and 10Th sta.
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100 rairs Of fine Double Blankets, 81. 81 So 81.
%, $3.50. IS and up
CLoAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS.
80 new style Clcsks Jus, received. @ So S.. Sc So
IS, 80, Sl0. Sl2, STA, Sl6. ST.. SIS. S2o.
Black Cashmeres, double width. All Wool Soc
aoc.. Coo, Csc, 75c.. Sc.
200 pieces of new Fall Dress Goods of all the late
styles, at % cts.
cases new Fall Dress Goods. l2k and l5c
% pieces of Pure Mohair Alpaca Csc
and White.
An immense stock of Dry Goods too numerous 70
mentiol.
@. NJ. TowsoN.
6S6 Pennsylvania areawe,
Octa6fr South side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-28

Office rooms 1t l4l9, 1873 and lA25 New York ava
n. W.
FOR SALE
HOUSES and LOTS in every section OF the city ut
prices to suit the times. and terms that will suit
customers. Call and see my list before purchasing
elsewhere.
Money to loan In sums to suit on Real Estate at
per cent and at per cent on first class centrally
located real property
oct26-tr r O. HOFFMAN,
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IAtfers should he addressed to the Editorial or
Busjness Manager of THE STAR, according to their
tenor and not to any individual name. Otherwise
provoking delays may occur, on account OF alb
eence, etc
Checks etc, should In all cases be made payable
to the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
COMPANY-not to that of any individual
tK Anonymous communications not read; re-
jected manuscripts not returned or preserved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-28
VIM. BALLANTYNE l. SON,
ocf2SG 42S Serenth st. u. tr.
ELEGANT ENGLISH CHRYSTAL CHANDE.
IIERS AIT(,TIDN

Invite the attention OF the public to the sale of
Chrystal Chandeliers to take place THURSDAY. 3lst
October. at IL O'clock at 53l 18th street Cor
corAn Building), being the importation of Messrs.
Gait. Brother Co, who have decided to dispose of
the same for want of room. We refer citizens to
the advertisement of Messrs- Gait Brother & Co. in
the daily papers. This is chance never before of
fered In this city to get elegant Chrysa Chandeliers
az Your own prices. On exhibition Tuesday and
"wednesday, 18th and 3Oth October
OctS DUNCANSON BROS Aucfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-28
DRY GOODS.
CHEAP CARPET HOUSE.

u %
Good lnSrain CARPETS, IS 81, SIC
Extra Heavy Ingrans, 81 and soc
All Wool TAPESTRY Ingram patterns g. 60 7sc
Lowell Extra SricrIngraias sS~
Good Style Tapestry Brussels, - to poe
PAPER Garrett Lining, good. SC
Borde.lncs. Stair and Hal Cay->ets cheap
fuil Size White Blankets 81 a. 81 81 so
Calico Comforts, Cotton Filling. low prcNs
Curtain l-aces NJ cost TO close ont
DRY GOODS STOC X q: lowest market prlcs
Allow no one 10 unde-sen us
I. n. NAUDAIN
oct26tr 5OS Market Spocs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-28

issue ON the LIST and 18th of each month bulletin
OF all property for rent and sale on my books which
can be had on application at my Office or viii be sent
by mail if desired.
Loans
cent. oftl6 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-28
DnA ""oDs'
BOTTOM PRICES.

$500 yards Pacific Percales at Sc
100 Plaid Shawls, all wool, at 81. so
% Pieces Nottingham Curtain Laces from 12&c. to
$IOO
Floor and Table Oil Cloths, in great variety.
$500 yards Dark Poplins at Ice
fun stock Cassimeres from &c to 81 90
Blankets, All Prices, Cheap
GEORGE J. JOHNSON,
oct2str Cor. 5th ct. and Market Space.
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VELVETSs

DRY GOODS. DRv S.nnnS
IL SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Beautiful Wool Plaid Dress Goods only 25 worth,
81 everywhere Ns So WI :"
Seal Brown and Navy Blue Wool Dress Goods H.
~ fure WOOL Cwlde double width Colored and BLACK
Cashneres only 80 cents a yard A
fure SlIk and Wool Dress Goods very latest style
%. over one hundred OO) pieces of beautfu vi Dress
Goods received lately. ''s
CARRIERS, III Market Spoce.
ne Cash Dry Goods Store" Black SiIks Co,ora,
SILKS Checked Silks, Striped Silks excellent heavy
gro Gram Black Silk only 81 our real satin. 6nisE
SGuinet make) sublime quality Black Silk only al d
worm 81 3o everywhere Every color and every shade
assortment Of Cloaks, from s. to SIS BIanksts
pure WOOL S25O, 50. 80 and SO Very fiaesf
ST. $3.50. 'oo "oous' o. @Loos
Octl4tr CaRTER,S Morro.
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MN. R. RILEY.
w AT HIS NEW STORE
CORNER OF 9TH T. STREETS
LIS daily receiving NEW GOODS of ali kinds
Eull stock Of Black andC olored Silks
Black and Coiored Cashmeres
Black English Grape and Grape Wells
LARGE LOT OF NEW CLOtKS
OF the best make and finish
Our stock is full in all departments and we invita-
al IN want of Dry Goods to call and look through orr
sloch WM. L. RILEY
Corner 9th aud II sfs..
ptZ4Zw Riley Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-28

pALACE MARKET,
CORNER 18th ct. aud N. T. auease,
FRANK J. TIBBETs, PRoPR1EroK.
have constantly on hand
Best PH1LADELPHIAa and DOMESTIC POULTRY
PHILADELPHIA BUTTER:
All kinds of FISH, GAME OYSTERS e,c
SWEETBREADS; Best LAMB, BEEF, and NUT
TON;
All kinds of FRUIT and VEGETABLES;
EGGS, ORANGES, LEMONS, GRAPES, etc
O<f18Hr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-28

Cottage CARPETS, Is and Is cents.
Ingram Carpets 30 cents.
New patterns of Ingram Carpets, 81 cents
Heavy Ingram Carpets, so cents.
Extra Double weight Ingram Carpets, 60 cents.
AlwOOl Ingram Carpets, 50 cents
Atwood Ingram CARPETS, IS cents
Lowell and Hartford best 2ply, IS cents.
Floor Oil Cloths, all widths.
100 pairs of large double white Blankets, 81, $50
So, So so. 81. SIS, Sc.
10 bales Of Comforts, from 75c ST. 81 25, 80, So
@. NJ TOWSON,
CSC Pennsylvania avenue,
oct2G-tr South side, NV.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

DROPERTY FOR RENT,
BY R. o. HOFFMAN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
10Th and T. sta n ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-28

y B. 81. WARNER CO.,
BRAINAkD a. WARNER, EDwIS A. McISryRE
GIG street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-28

Best SIX-CORD SPOOL COTTON. 1t is celebrated
for being STRONG, ELASTIC, and of UNIFORM
STRENGTH. 1t has been awarded MEDALS at the
great Exposons, from the first at Paris, in 1885, to
the Centennial at Philadelphia in 1876 In this
country CLARK'S O. n. T. SPOOL COTTON is
widely known in all sections for its Superior Excel
lence in Machine and Hand Sewing. Their Mills at
Newark, n. j., and Paisley Scotland, are the largest
and most complete IN the world. The entire process
of manufacture is conducted under the most COM
plete and careful supervision, and they claim for
their American production at least an equal merit to
that produced in Paisley Mills. As
NO Grand PRIZES ,cere auarded at
Paris for SPOOL Cotton,
they are glad to announce to the American Public
that they have been awarded a GOLD MEDAL
being the highest award given for Ski Cord Spool
Cotton.
GEORGE A. CLARK & BROTHER.
Sole Agents.
1t 400 Broad.ray, New York.
NEW YORK APPLES! NEW YORK
IN APPLES
Just received in car load lots of Winter FRUIT
of the best varieties. $2.25 buys the best.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JEROME F. JOHNSON & CO,
oct26-2t Masonic Temple, 9th and F SITS.
FULL WINTER STOCK
OF wOOLENS,
IN TAILORING DEPARTMENT,
SOLICIT AN INSPECTION.
VIM 8. TEL.
oct26-tr $50 PENNSYLVANIA ace.
1OO ROLLS OF INGRAM CARPETS.
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c.I4,OOO for 81! $4,000 for 81:
d THE
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY,
Which Drd,rS October 81.
Which DrOrS October 81.
Don't OVERLOOK THE OPPoRTUNITY
NOTHING RISKED NOTHING GAINED
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ENINE DRESS SHIRTS
made TO order, of wamsuta muslin
ana nne Linen Bosoms for 81 Is, ready to put on
Finest Dress SHIRTS made to order O. the very
hest material in the most elegant manner and DER.
fectly satisfactory fit guaranteed, for S22S
Our "E" SHIRT ready made for 60 cents unfiu.
wonder fS
The Mystery" or orr A SHIRT at z. cents. in
made OF Mamsutta muslin and extra fine linen
bosoms; We consider this the cheapest SHIRT in
The "Hannis" SHIRT at so cents, is made Of VAN.
sutta muslin and twenty one hundred Linen vii,
linen sleeve bands. N
The Great Southern" SHIRT at 80 GEMS. ia the
same as the Hannis, only being open Front
We guarantee every article we sell TO be AZ renre
sented or the money viii be returned.
MEGINNISS'
BRANCH SHIRT FACTORY,
eep14tr 1909 r street u,,c.
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QOUSEFURNISHING GOODS.

We invite special attention OF purchases IN our
full and complete stock of HOUSEFURSISHINCS
GOODS, which We have Just received and which We
Administer. Moquette, Wilton, Body Brussals
Tapestry Brussels and Ingram Carpets, a an the
new designs; Rugs, Mats and Floor Dr1erets in
great variety Raw Silks, Jutes French anil English
Cretonnes; Frlnged Jute Curtains, something new:
Lace Curtains in all grades and styles
An INSPECTION OF our stock IL solicited
HOOE BRO. IL CO.,
sep71y 1898 # ST., near Ebbit House
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By f. 81. SMITH,
Real Estate Broker, LIE Droit Building,
SO6 + street

Hun hINA pvru u,r,ru
Heal Estate Broker, LIE Droit Building,
SOC F street
2O22 st. NV, 16 rooms, mod. imps 49,. ...,,. S75 90
I414 Ut. NV, dwelling and restaurant 800. 1890
pa st. Sc, II rooms, mod. imps. ..,,,,. so 90
1910 + ST NV, store. 1000
~ u ct ne, rooms, mod imps. ............ 2006
IoSu-SZ L st. NV, mod 1mps. $500
Coz 10Th and E NV, 10 rooms, mod. imps 80. 1000
- TN Ct SCI rooms, mod. imps $500. ...... 1000
1858 So st. NV, rooms, mod imps $500. 1900
Eufnsned House, IN st. ............. 1890
fuInsned House, ID St n.w...... 600
Houses and Lots for sale in all parts of the city.
ENOR RENT
i No 1890 st, NV, all mod. imps. ......s 800
NO 80 missouri ave., gas and water, % rs 800. 60
No l00 missouri ave. mod. imps., II SO
No. 917 9Th st. Sc, store ................,,,.2 20
FOR SALE
Houses. 4th and A. Sc, mod. imp. ....... So 800
House and store, cor 18th Rn.w yas h water 2,5OO
Il have also for sale number of very desirable
Houses situated on Capitol Hill having all the mod
ern improvements and convenient to both lines of
AUG A. Nicholson. Real Estate Broker,
oct4ly 708 st. NV.
EOR RENT-BY THOS. J. MYERS, Real Estate
Frame House. 8O8 22d St NV, 10 rs, mod impa
2story Frame 2013 s st. n w., 6 rooms.
4-story Brick, 405 18th st., IA rooms, mod imps
Jstory Brick, 1414 St NV, IA rooms
Office Rooms in May Building, cor 7th and Enw
FOR SALE-Fine Residence and 1900 feet of
ground, 9Th st.. near Inv. aug9-l2w'
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~ WASHINGTON, ID. c.. October 1873
Notice Is hereby given to the public that have
under this date sold my "Bottling Business So with
al the rights and titles connected with the same to
JOHN ADAM ROTH. corner 9Th street and SOuth
Carolina avenue southeast All bottles bearing my
name are therefore to be regarded as his prOnprfy
and the right to prosecute all persons VIOLATING the
law in regard To buying selling said bottles il
hereby transferred to the above named JeIn Adam
Roth. JACOB ROTH '
Oct2S1' 1st ST., bet. e and ID sts ~
CTANLEY'S "THROUGH THE DARK
~ CONTINENT 2 vols. Family Library OF Bri.
ish Poetry, edited by James +. Fields and f. p
Whlppie. ST. Nicholas bound volume for 1873 The
BOdeys on WI heels, with illustrations. Under the
Lilacs. by Miss Alcott- All Around the House by
Mrs III. w. Beecher. American Colleges and the
American Public by Fields. Eventide at Bethel by
Macduff. Young Folks History of Germany by Miss
Yonse-
VIM. BALLANTYNE 4 SON
sf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-28
Average strorn Daily Circulation orer
1880 being q much larger bona fde,
regular and Per ,n0nent circulation than
that of all the other daily l.Ipcrs in the
city added together.


TIE EVENING STAR will be found on file at the
following Places, where, also, advertisements a1d
EubecriI tons viii be received:-Henry T. Gllhg &
Co, 40 Strand. Charing Cross London; Charles
Hartwick, 11S Boulevard Magenta, and n. Y. Herald
Office, 40 Avenue de rOpera, Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-28

CLOSING OUT.
- large lot of first-class f-py Linen Collars n
81 per dozen; the same as is usually sold at al sd
and ~ per Dozen Fine 4ply Linen Cuffs 25c 4
lar. heavy Canton flannel Drawers, Soc a pair
Fancy Percale Shirts, ready to put on good styiea
ana perfectly fast colors for only 75c For fine Par
Gale Shirts. s6c ready to put ON, at
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sepIotr 1909 II Street R.sc.