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CITY GARDENING.-There are more possibili-
ties in q small city yard than are generally eSti-
mated. In st. Louis / tapped the water-p1pe
that ran through my cellar, just inside the
wall; then bored through the earth In my yard
till by removing stone in the cellar wall, an
inch pipe was run down and SOldered to the
main pipe. With faucet the water could be
turned on or Off at pleasure. Then with a fine
nozzle attached to the upper end OF my pipe,
could throw handsome jet ten feet high-at
night twenty feet. Around the pipe / built q
rockery and set its inches full OF flowers. The
show was lovely, the spray cooling, and at
night the sound OF falling water was exceed
1ngly refreshing and soothing. OF course the
water must be paid for; but enough could be had
for $50, or even SO, to keep the fountain in
operation mornings and evenings IL does
not pay to undertake too much In q city
yard. Tie wistaria thriyeS admirably
for vine, as do honeysuckles. The best OF all
bedding plants for sunny yard are geran-
umS. The gladiOluS Is one OF those glorious
helpers that do well everywhere with little
care. The main object is always to have some
thing that Will look bright and fresh and sug-
gest the country. A lovely shrub for protected
positions especially for yards facing to the
north Is the mahonia, rich glossy evergreen;
the young growth OF yellow and red, and very
neat bloom. The hydrangea hortensiS is eX-
ceedingly useful. The snow ball In shady loca-
lions becomes infested with black aphiS, and Is
useless. One neat evergreen well grown Is al
ways preferable to half a dozen crowded or
sheared enOrmitieS. One good tree or one fine
shrub is better than several stunted. The
trouble mainly is the effort to do too much Ia a
small space.-[RurdE Neip Yorker.
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M1kk5A 4 j 81 RH1HIR.2 Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer. jyl6-d&ds
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Els

i STATE.
for Phi, &c aeorg.'s County. sitting ss court
% at sac s tns Hoass U
Hill c fam On the Potomac River directly opposite
the the Sy DAY o Ja1 s the on II
the estate ate or tracts
lstCAl that "a! valuable farm and real estate Known
said county, and be rdering on the Potomsc River.
opposite A1exandrla, containing, together with the
thsss0 msSo1 a aaa
sS2A acres Or lees The
the aand s. above contains saS 81
@ o1Sn a has
and
tn snS & m
from Washington city, and has upon it the Public
suit purchasers, or as q whole It has upon it .
R7sT ana SS e lie ass Sf
liam and Mary" or Hanson Quarter" situated in
spsdnss s district in said county, at or near Suit
TayT Suit sO6 and
four niles from Washington city. and Is also adapt
cd to the e, growth Of vegetables and the usual pro-
sa M Be- sy
Sd Part Of . yrses q Land, called "M.retta."
formerly owned by Edmund b. DuVal, deceased,
situated at "alenndae.' on the Baltimore and Poto.
mac railroad in Bowie district in said county, con-
ainirg, by recent survey, 222 I-16 acres, more or
ese be soil is kind and well adapted to the srowth
OF fruits and getables Its easy from Wash.
ington Baltimore by rail- and its healthful loca-
ton, renoels it valuable both for market purposes
ana residences
Terms Of sale Onethird Of the purchase money
TO be psid in cash on the dsy Of SALE ratification
thereof by the Court ana the residue in equal in
uents ct and two from the day Of sale.
the whole to besr interest from the day Of sale. and
the deferred paymeI to be by the bonds of
the purchaser. wh security. to be approved by the
Trustees The Trustees will require the purchasers
to DEF osit with th st the time of sale. amounts
proportionate to their respective purchases from
$50 to $500.
Persons oesrous Of purchasing are invited to view
the premises prior to the Gay of sale.
COnyeyancine at cost OF purchasers.
Sos 3 EHt +; k8SERrs' in ! Trustees
rz.- N. B.-Address Trustees, at Upper Marlb oro',
or blsdensburg, Prince Georges county, Nd
July 4, 1879.
said THOMAS E. BERRY are hereby notified to file
their claims, properly authenticated with the Clerk
of the Circuit Cou within three months from the
day Of sale.
JOSEPH K. ROBETs, JR.,t rr,s+.o,
jyS2aw8t n. U. STEPHEN, AioS'
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
THU GREAT DOUBLE TRACK,
National Route and Short Line 60 thu
North, Northwest. West

Heste .Dd sBdls IL. * I'll.
North. NerthWest. West
To take 'asf EsT$ %2ssisf5s
oe d on to ,1a
only , Stops at shpsys, t9 Ss An9aH9lis Juno
BSesifsst 4 Relay e ststIon oss anu mt "nAA
$50 .mIBalti%ore. Annapolis and way. ,sPied.
m c9 sns rs1 v Hsserstown Frede
s9S sm.S t6;t and Isarsl Esprsss;
$50 an sEsx Yori, Rhiiadelphis, Beston and
P saTs 11pres Parl0r car to New York and
s:ss 8. %5ztst: Louis. Chicago, Columbus and
staul ton. Pullman Cars to Cineinnat4. daiy Graf
800 : non Sunday only-BsItimore. Ann.po
burg coLess sssysiIs Laurel. Annapolis G. june
= 80 ?. m.Baitimors. Annapolis, Elioott City
m ,;,aSs Yo1n Philadelphia. and Boston
sDnaa .n Sp W. Bs%o5s and Way
80 p. m-Baiti%ore s Blsa 81 S and Laurel
E1press Frederick. via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
4:35P p: m.-tPoint Of Rocks, Frederick, Hagers-
toTn, WINCHESTER and WY stations On Sunday to
1:4Op. Baltimore. Annapolis and Way Sta
BALTtMdRE EXPRESS: Norfolk. except Sun.
day: Norfolk Passengers taken in the cars direct to
$50 p. m.-Point Of Books and Way Stations.
f fslIfis sRd T nx{F sass9' Eoot,
+
1S;i$ SS fSR1 HSShk PH11ApEhRH1A
an seepns Now a0ri
II 90 p. MIST Louis and Cincinnati Express
| Pullman Cara
tDaily. teunday only. Other trains daily. excep,
| Sunday
| Ali trains stop 1T Relay Station
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
| aud Ohio Ticket Offices Washington Station, and
6O3 6l9 and l435 Pennsylvania avenue whore orders
will be taken for Baggage to be checked and received
| at any point in the city. W. NJ CLEMENTS,
| Master of Transportation.
L. M COLE, Gererrl Ticket Agent
| GEO. s KOONTZ. General Agent. myl7tr
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DIED.

CLARK. On the 2lst OF July, 1879 after an illness
OF q few days, MARY A.. daughter OF Leander aud
Laura CLARK, OF Prince Georges county, Nd. ard
twenty-six years.
DAVIS. In st. Louis, Mo, on the 22i July 1879,
81 CLAIR DAVIS. Or. Baltimore and Annapolis
papers please copyb
HlNCKS, Tuesday. July %, 1879. ct 40 pm, OF
erysipelas WILLIAM HINGES
H's remains viii be inferred ct his late Tome, in
Cohaseet, Mass.
KUHN. OF epasms, NINA ALICE, beloved daugh.
ter OF q. Kuhn, aged two aud half years
Funeral from 40l Tenth st. on Thursday, the
Path instant at O'Clock pm. Friends Of the family
are respectfully invited. As
QUEEN On Wednesday, July IS, 1873, at 8 rs
Eeal.s m Mass on Friday, July 18th, . am. ct St.
Patricks. Friends respectfully invited.
MAXWELL: At the Somerset House. Somerset
Pc, tie lslb July. 1879. HAMILTON MAXWELL OF
Ps. Generals Office, y. s. a in the fifty third
year of lis sKe
4. maine taken to steubenville, Ohio, for inter
MELT q
ROBINSON. On Tuesday. July %, 1879. Mr.,
MARIA ROBINSON, in her tifty -seventh wear nj 10
formerly OF Cupeper, Va
Funeral I.. from Shiloh church, L St. between 10th
snd 18th, Thursday, at 3 O'Clock pm Relatives and
frien.s are respectfully invited TO attend.
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GALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
- ESTATE, SITUATED ON THE NORTHEAST
CORNER X STREET AND CONNECTICUT

Under and by virtue Of deed of trust. -
Gaied Sn *. Al; AD 1871. and Suy recorded
cords Of the District Of Csanbis and by virtue Of
decree passed on the 18th day Of May. A.D. 1879
in cause No 6.20l, Equity docket l8 wherein George
s. Pep. er IL con! plainant and Alexander Snep-
holder Of the notes by sad dead Of trust secured
the undersigned viii sell at public auction to 1hs
Of the
the City of Washington Districs OF Columbia 10 wit
described as follows, VIZ: Beginning at point on
as sl2 fee east Of he Southwestern corner Of sad
square, and running thence west on street forty.
Southwestern corner of said square; thence north.
westerly along the line of Connecticut avenue about
eighty fe+t and ten inches $50 10 feet to the south
line Oh ORIGINAL lot numDered three 90, in said
square; thence northeasterIy and at right angles
with said avenue, and long the line OF sad lot
due north from the point OF beginning. and thence
due south to the point OF beginn together with
eses and to the same FS
Terms q sale, g prescribed by said deed Of trust
as follows viz: The SUM of twenty thou sand dol
lars in cash "a further sum of taenty thousand dol
lars with interest thereon at the of min, per
SALE for which The note Of the purchaser secured by
csed CT trust rus upon the property sold shsl be
t9e Msn Il the
per aD9qm from the day Of sale, and secured by .
deposit Of one the dollars shall be o reaarsd
of the purchaser at the time Of SALE and all convey
tie IS sale are not ee o. With
five days from the day of SALE the trustees
Of the defaultng purchaser, after ten days notice
In the Evening Star 1ewspaEer
y MlaEaA n j 8 HRRH51FF5s.| Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer. tyl6-d&ds
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR WHITE MARBLE OR
L GRANITE FOR THE WARRINGTON MONU-
ENGINEER OFFICE, WAsHINGToN MoNUMRSr,l
WAsHINGToN, d. O., July 10, 1873
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until ~ M on the 3lsT OF JULY, 1879, and opened
Immediately thereafter for furnishing at the site Of
the Washing ton Monument, in this city
1890 cubic feet, more or less. Of White Marble or
1910 OF Granite:
Specifics tons, blanks, any further information.
will be furnished from this Office upon requ at ~
parties engaged in the business of qnxrrying such
materials. THO9. LINCOLN CASEY;
Lieut.. COL Engineer
fyl96t Engineer in Charge.
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1879 rzz$ $sHAH 1879
TO TIE Sd H2STA, VEST; . AE1 soTTHwzs1.
TRAINS LEAVE x kss sTSf 81 IT. from p.,o
q ss R saa 5 q a VIII
7:10 pm. daily. with Paisoe Oar 70 Ohioaso.
BALTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
AND IL soS sud daily s aassp
Fsas o.as E. % Ss xh
For s SsS Yo;1 and the East I'M daily
Insa e 1rass Il H Pal maui fs Gias
Gy viii BOAT. Ri 10n 2s1e9 I.
tns double ferriAse and Journey ACROSS Rev
For Phlsdsphi.. s:s5 Am. and 30 pm, daily,
Limited E1plsss .% daily. except g su nd,s
and r. daily ' ssosO. sand 1SG 10 So DO No..
isps: G re lG Is. g a. Y and .op
For zsS:ss sS:s s q " and .o m. daily, ...
AT W44 Rsb AEP IEaHHEHIHHn1c5ssgns aA
TON RAiLRoAD5.A ASDhiA AND WASHING
Eor Ae1An0Iia o 10 y. lU, II Am i is 3, 20,
.. .. ana II ~ Pm. On Sunday ut q M and
For hch ano and the South. ESQ Am daily And
Trains lesys S sasses sW ssaSs.on ,s
10, II An: q 1905. and II pm. on
Tickets, Information. Sleeping and Parlor Oar @.
oomodations can be procured at the ofnces, north.
east corner Of Thrteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue northeast corner Of Sixth street and Penn.
syyania avenue, and Of the depot where order! can
be left for checking Of baRHag0 70 destination from
hotalD and residences.
r FARMER, General Passenger Agent
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DOUGLAS JERRoLD was struggling very hard
to maintain his little family; Lamar Blanchard,
his boon companion, was lighting the wolf from
his door also; John Forster had only lately
come up from OXFORD but was beginning to be
known as an able editorial writer; and Mr..
Horne had Just obtained an income from a civil
service position. Once q week Forster usually
had them to dinner In his chambers; and after
awhile Dickens joined them, and then Bulwer.
On one Of these occasions, Mr.. Horne tells us,
Douglas JerrOld managed to induce the whole
party to 60 out with him into an enclosed yard
upon which the window opened; and, while
they were there, the wit darted back and fas-
tened the window down. Then he stood for
some time pressing his face against the glaSs
and staring at them dumbly; but finally went
home, and left hem to climb high iron fence.
ornamented with sharp picketS.
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tFParis omnibuses have reduced their rates
across the town to two cents on ordinary days
and four on fete days and SUNDAYS.
AL guess the only cure for intemperauco
Is arsenic" wrote James Bly,, Memphis drunk
ard, before taking fatal dose Of the poison.
$780," said a lady recently to a mer-
chant ''yonr pretty daughter has married q
rich husbaDd?" "Well," slowly replied the
but understand he is a very poor husband
(SpriHGfeid Republican.
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A DRUNKEN MAN was swaying unsteadily In
the street, when dog with tin pan tied TO
his tail ran between his legs. The collision was
dog ran on minus piece OF his tail. The man
got up bewildered, rubbed the bruised end OF
his spinal column, picked up the dog a tall, and
thus SoliloquiZed: This is (hic) unfortunatei
Never before knowed or suspected had sich Q
thing as tail TIL 60 an fall down an break
IL off. Might made (hic) fortune Zibitin' my
self as man with TAIL There'd bin millions
in it-millions (hic) In IL, Jls my luck When
ever get hold OF good thing it's always gone.
before (hc) find it out
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The ART OF BoRRowING.-It makes a great
leisurely, and say, "Peggotty, old feller, lend
Inc twenty" or whether 700 rush In with q
paper In yoor hand, and say, all out NV breath,
man to whom owe SIS IS, and am EXTREMELY
anXus to pay him, and haven't a cent about me-
Will 700 oblige me with that amount until git
home?" 700 only lose SIPS, and yoor chances
wv Citing il are trebled.-[ Ndsi,n.
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AUCTION SALES,

Il IF sHssSH
b s Of sa, ssss q s dated led
49, p; folio $50 enc & the land records for the.
p .na st =. n pubic 81 as
o G'9NPA5 18th 4, day a. Of 5Hly 1879
ground lying and being situate in the city Of Wash
hhgtGn. o. snd krSwn g and being lot numbered
e !1 sa%sSs s
eighteen s months, with interest at rate Of eight
n s sf' s At sonssy
al cling at purchasers coet Terms of pale to be
fGHAEkEh A e CLOVER asss'ses
saEH 2E F2E 1
Of d q IT, Esq
in Equity cause eb Ne and in Gen
the pre misses, Lot Numbered five o.. in Harkness'
the ofy o
ton, subject to an eDcumbrance of 1925, with inter.
Term! ee Ct from
26th 1876, at per centum. and $50 costs in cash
Of s25 per month, at per centum interest secured
by desd sl trust on said lot or The n may
pay al CASH OepOsit OF &1OO required OF the pur-
chaser, and cOIyeyances at urchaser's cost.
sTE1eFR 11EBERmANN A sS8i i iyaeesds
es THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until FRIDAY, the 25th OF July, 1879, same hour
iy1a,e ,&ds B. G. LOvEJoY. Trustee (.
L AM. UNIMPnoVED PROPERTY;
BY virtue of deed of trust dated May 9th, II
A, b. 1877, duly recorded in Iiber No. 1853. ffsH
folio 2s4 ct seq. one Of the land records for ~
party secured thereby, we will sell at public auction.
in front OF the premises, the following described
real estate, situate in the city Of Washington, D. G.,
on FRIDAl Apsu,t 1T. A. D. 1879. at s O'clock p
lot g. square 292, south side Of Pennsylvana ave-
nue., between 18th and 18th sta northwest
AT 51 O'Clock p No., tub lot II. square 1G1, on west
AT 6 O'clock pm the north seventeen uD feet
81 a ne in 81
Also, on SATURDAY. August ID 1875 at O'clock
pm, lot liz .a9are Cos. on 3d. between and
tween q and V streets southwest.
At O'Clock p.m lot 6, eq. 61U northeast corner
Canal ana V streets southwest.
Immediately thereafter lot 6, square 612. south
east corner Of Canal ard stree southwest, to-
Terms: One-fourth in Cash, and the balance at
Six twelve, and eighteen months with interest at
six per cent per ennum secured by deed of trust
purchaser. deposit of S1OO required on each lot
at the tin Of sale, and all conveyancing ana re-
ccrding at purchasers cost Terms to be complied
with il seven dsye, otherwise the Trustees reserve
the right 10 resell the property at the risk and
cost of the deiaulsing purchaser after five days ad
BRAINARD b. wARNER.l ,rrz,stoo,
PHILIP A. TRACY, Z trustees
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts jyl6 eod&ds
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COLD FEET IN JULY-WBY?-A correspondent
OF the Chicago Tribune, from Des Moines July
16, Gays: George Fletcher lives on the Broken
Kettle, In Plymouth county. A few nights ago
he and his wife, tired from the toll of the day,
went to bed, to sleep-perchance to dream. The
weather was torr1d and In the reStlessness
which comes over wearfed bodies they severally
pressure OF his wife's pedal extremities against
lis legs and instantly curling himself up, ex-
claimed: "Why, how cold your feet are" hHow
cold your feet are, responded the spouse, which
led to an investigation OF the physical paradox,
when was discovered, lazily coiled at the foot
OF the bed, underneath the clothing, rattle
snake.
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DROPOSALS FOR COAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, J
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING,
July 15 1879
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until y O'clock "a on FR1DAY, August 49, 1879. for
Cumberland Coal, free from slate ana all impuri
ties subject to the conditions REQUIRED by section
That the coal shall weigh 2,24O pounds to the ton.
be inspected and weighed on the Treasury scales,
and at the time of delivery the quantity of each 10 Id
to be certified to by the person appointed and quail
fed under the law for that purpose and that the
inspected and weighed shall be paid by the con.
tractor. The coal to be delivered at this Bureau
qutred.
No payment will be made without the certificate Of
the inspector that he coal such the contract calls
Ter nor until the account has been rendered in the
proper form and duly audited
The right to reject bids or waive defects is re-
&c, we'd.
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for Goal"
and addressed to o H. IRISH,
Chief Bureau Engraving and Printing.
jy16-1aw4t Washington, d. O.
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A MAN in Atlanta, III, had been so short
tin e widower that he feared the public would
cersure him for marrying again Immediately:
but he told his sweetheart that he would marry
her secretly. and publish the fact later They
went to Chicago clandestinely, and were made
one by clergyman under assumed names The
husband went further west to 60 into business,
and the Wife returned to her home. At the end
OF year the wife thought that the time had
come to claim her rightful position, and went to
join her husband. But he ignored their rela-
lions, and the shock threw her into a brain
fever, OF which she died
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YOUNG l. MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.

NOUNG q MlDDLE1ON, AuctlOneerR
TRUSTEES eALE OF DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELLING, ON
THE EAST SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN n AND N STREETS NORTH
By virtue of deed OF trust to us, dated II
April 1&h, 1875, and duly recorded in Liber !:s
No 779, folio 49, one of the land records for2.:k
the District Of Columbia and at the request Of the
party secured thereby, win iell at public auction,
in front Of the premises in Mashingten city. Dis,
trict Of Columbia, at 81 O'Clock, TUESDAY, July
2sth 1879. the following described real estate
The northern part OF Lot twenty -four (24). in the
recorded subdivision Of Square numbered four hun
st tie no1thyestern corner Of said lot and thence
eighteen Is) feet and four % inches; thence east
one hundred and five QO5) feet; thence north
eshh en- (l8) feet and four a. inches; and thence
west one hundred and five QO5) feet to the place
OF beginning, together with all the improvements
thereon.
Terms: One fourth cash, and the balance in six,
twelve, eighteen and twenty four months. with in:
Of trust upon the property and by the assessments
anen At the Purchaser's cost # the terms Of sale
serve the night to resell the property at the risk and
gH B!IH g. O. GLOVER: Trustees.
jy11-eo&ds
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A DECIDEDLY QUEER CASE is shortly to DO
argued IN tie Paris courts. NJ. Kramer, q lew
eler OF the Faubourg Saint Honore, sold Nine
Strauss almond bracelet for which he agreed
TO give her 81 200 whenever she brought IL back
unless In time OF revolution" The contract Is
natural one though II may seem odd to
readers outside OF France. Nine Strauss firing
CT the trinket took IL TO the jeweler, but he de-
Gill ed TO give her the 5000 francs for It, and
when she summoned him to court put IN the
plea thst France at present is actually In q
state OF revolution! IL would be decidedly
funny-and awkward-if the Judge, who proba-
uphold the jewellers plea.
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RAILROADS.
New YORK

NEW YORK
AND THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG, QUEBEC, AND THE
SAGUENAY RIVER
THROUGH TO THE MOUNTAINS BY DAY
LIGHT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 80, 1879,
THROUGH TRAIN WITH PARLOR CARS
FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT VIA
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
Leave New York on Day Express. .......at 8.05 Am.
And Arrive at Littleton. at 40 pm
And Arrive at Bethlehem. at 7.45 pm
And Arrive at Twin Mt House........ at 765 pm
And Arrive at Fabyan's .................atS 10 pm
And Arrive at Profile House. ............at 10 pm
And Arrive at Crawford House. .........at $50 pm.
And Arrive at Quebec at 80 am.
Take Sleeping Car for Quebec at Wells River
Junction.
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THE TRADES.

QOOKBINDIN6.
- The public 10 respectfully informed that the
LYOETT BOOKBfNDERY
carried on - heretofore. The same excellent
w0rkmen are employed, and the work turned out
w, oe In the SUPERIOR style which has always been
Q chAfACteristtc OF the e6tablishM0nt
ap8-ly 10l1 PennsylvaniA avenue, ID doof
GIBSON BROTTER0,
VI PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS.
19l2 Pe1nayiyania eyenues Warrington, .. q,
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BANKERS.

&4OtS x1sOOO INVESTED In Wal - ssoeas
~ mnkeo fortunes every month Book sent fra.
explaining everything. kddrSoa BAXTER Il 90
Tsnkers. IL Ws1 4. H. z. SeD1t IN = IL
A MRABER OF THE BTOOK sxOHAN0E IN
execute orders for the purchase or nc OF HfocS1
Fond: and God On MODERATE maleinl Oommis
e1ons ~ eAcn IO enareo Stoc6 privileges Negotiated
ted. Henry Merriam. Member AM Nininx ma
6tock Exchange, - Wan IT, New York. Rsfareno0
q. = 4anysn. 1sa, President Rational Truss 90.
N0V York. Anll q
ITO BUY DEAR AND TO SELL CHEAP Is DUB
i MOTTO. JUsTH'S Old Stand Is q guarantee Of
the above. For firet-class SECONDHAND CLOTH
ING fof which make . speciality the highest
jU6JH'S Old Stand. No. 6i9 70 street between 9th
and 9Th streets NV, or branch store, No 408 9th
streets. between d ard K streets NV jylf1y
TIE CEILULOID TRUssAND SUPPORTERS
.1nA2 never rugts never breaks, never wears outs
always clean, and can BE- worn while bathing - foI
oae at OHA6. FISHERS, 623 It'll street NV
= In f1aher deyotes her attention 70 the wants o.
~ patxo0R decl1-ly
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"An auctioneer was endeavoring to sou a
fowling piece, and failing to get bid, a BY
stander who had read the papers said: WRlow in
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merciGl Bulletin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-23
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