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DE. q. menANE's vERMIEUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

The countenance is pale and leaden. colored, with
occasional Pushes or circumscribed spot on one Or
both cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pupils
1ate an azure semicircle runs along the lower eye
nd: the nose is irrltated, swells, aLd sometimes
bleeds; a swelling of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbing of the ears;
an unusual secretion OF saliva: Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very FOUL particularly in the morn
ng; appe&ite variable, sometimes voracious, with
knawlng sensation of the stomach, at others en-
tireIy gone; feeting pains in the stomach; occa-
s,ona4 nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels Irregular, at times costive;
stools Shiny, not unfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen aud hard; urine turhid respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied py hlc-
cough; cough sometimes dry and convulsivc; un-
asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding OF the
eeth temper variable, but generally irritable &c.
Whenever .he above symptoms are found to exist
DIR. C. McLANE's vERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
H.. 1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
any form 1t is an innocent preparation, not ca
pableof doing the slightest injury to the most
ea,der infant.
The genuine DIR. McLANE's VERMIFUGE bears
he signatures of C. McLANE and FLEMING BROS.
e.
the wrapper. ~ + j.. - ~ =
fsi mar; .7.1 :.
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HEAH ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
DIV Robert B. Lyue,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiouQcr,
No. 1912 Main street,

Tor SALE, ONE OF THE INCEST,
TIE FARMS AROUND TIE CITY. CONTAIN
ING FORTY. ONE AND a HALF ACRES. SIR.
ATED AT WEsTHAMTUN. At THE HEAD ~
THE WESTHAM or CARY-sTRtET ROAD
AND EXTENDING BACK To THE JAMES
RIVER AM: kANAWHA CANh.-Nt the re-
quest OF The owners, who have M tori The place"
offer he same for sale privately. III" nlroyc-
ments consists of NICE Two. AND-A-HALF-
STORY FRAME HOUSE, ""ntaH!r: about six
orchard &C.: post Office ant store. blacksmith .huu
sc :. at the door. The LAND |, III very good state
of cultivation, and produces vel me M>u, crop, Of
this LEGALITY. RuEtEr i. LYME.
oe 29.4t l2l2 Main Street.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, THAT
n LARGE AND SUE.TtNTfAL h:l,k
DWELLING, No. 1904. IN THE NORTH >iDt
OF FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN TWIN
STREET. AND RUNNING BACK HALE IHE
DEPTH OF THE sQUARE.-Thc owner 4r,jrrns
~ remove into smaller house offers r"i. SALE
THE ABOVE PROPERTY. lis ahmirlay lort-
ted, aud, while convenient TO bisncs>.i. removed
from the noise and hustle of the city. street cars
run within one and half squares Of n" toor. illus
practically placing IL for business men In The heart
of the city. The house Is well h; has cl@it rooms
above the basement. which contains Kitchen. dining
room. coal and woOtl-cears. and spar"u, WING
vault, City water on the lot and caS i'll lbr house.
The property has recently been given thorough
over llung and put IN compc'" repair. sadie.
servants room. and all necessary ou-huildingS upon
the premises. . ~
FLOWERINGS, VINES. FEIIT.TREES. &c.
j. THOMSON BROWN.
oc 4.eod lib Man street.
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olll ispatfn
rur,Esf, OCTOBER 90, 1879.
LOCAL MATTERS.

4 E1Yss Il Iagx OF FInE I'LL people never
resiize the danger incident 60 giving false
alarm OF tire? ttsan outrage. Last night
Tho aa,;ye aeparsmens was called out at 10:AG
oselaek by q false alarm being turned In at
stssian al, corner os. Thirteenth aud Cary
ssrests. Not only did the department have
4 useicss run. but many business-E,e were
aroused and made anxious when they heard
she number az the fre-staiion. Thes20tn
section oil the Gre ordnance reads as ioi-
lows s.Sbould any person KNOWINGLY give
or cause to DO given any false alarm OF hfe
BY means OF the tire-alarm telegraph, ne. sue.
or they shalt be subjected 10 hne OF not
less than one hundred nor more than Two
hnndred dollars, at the option OF the Police
Jnst;ce. to be recovered as other fines are
rfcoScrable.N -. - IS - !,
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BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
corner Of Bauk and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDl-
L yIDED INTEREST IN CERTAIN REAL
ESTATE IN THECITY OF RlCHMoND.-iiy VIZ.
Charles w Otey, bearing da:c 19lh June. 1872
duly recorded in Hichmont Chancery CourL IN
Book la B, page ~, shall sell Vt pubic cnLo
corner Of Bank and Eleventh Streets IN the ely ~
Richmond on MONDAY the 27ih octooer, ~
nj y o'clock NJ, the following REAL tSIAIE.,
VIZ. All his Ghc said Oh rl"S W. Oey's nitres,
accrued or to to him as one OF e n,v a
"a % ,nn ,yhtcn was conveyed in his blettn" by
Inc said John Oiey by deed dated 19h March; 500,
and recorded in the clerks office OF HGlrlco county
Tnnrt ia D.. b. sc. page 292. 10 Thomas Oiey,
tr,,stee." copy of This deed will be uAhioited at
me Tr rliIe ~ Cash, ROBERT L. sNEAD,
AS"''S' ~ Trustee,
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SPECIAL.
nj & w GOO Dbl

FEW GtO.O Dbl fa:'; ~ e tl11' - !.
~ r.. tg s w ~ r-i.i 80 - =
III am now receiving my fall stock Of t4!E 7
CHINA, GLASSWARE, AND HoUsEFURNIsH'
ING goods oF,ALLtKINDs.51 u ~ 5
/, XIV stock is, the LARGEST AND MOST coma
PETE in every department ever exhibited In this
city.
= The prices we guarantee to be as low as Inc same
Quality of goods can be bought anywhere.
i, call 1slrespectrurly solicited to examine my
stock and prices, whether you wish to purchase or
not, for it Is pleasure to us to show our Rooos.
- E. b. TAYLOR,
i au27 1e11 east Main street.
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& VIstT0a8 10 TILE FAIR GaOULp NOT rAIL 10
4 examine w y. EarH's FINE IAADAuLEgrxa and
ether snectsasnso s GAxziAGEs.s IS 81 q
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CONTEMPORARIES, dc.

DURE CANDIES.-1 am manufacturing
l daily my inimitabe pare crushed sugar CLAIR
IFIED FLINT CANDIES. I make better CAN
DIES for wholesale purposes than any house In this
country-warranted perfectly pure and no aduite-
ratons. We don't use any gucos grape-sugar, tara
aIha-nn,bing bus pure sugars: 1: is more highly
Favored, winter, brighter, 1rmer, and IS warranted
10 stand firm in any climate. ......
LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX. Confectionery,
ia3n 1412 Main street.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Messcs. Chaftin,
Staples Il Co.. real estate agents, nave sold
TO Mr.. D. Schwartz, OF Pennsylvania, the
farm OF Mr.. John Il. Crenshaw, on the
Brook turnpike, containing 369t acres, for
$4,000; equivalent to cash.
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BY Poindcxter Sc Upper,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
lDnn Main street.

TRITSTEE,S SALE OF FARM CON
T.INING ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
AND TWO.THIRD ACRES ; MmRE 2R I LEs2:
WI IIAMSRURG ROAD. AND BOUNDED Hf
The LANDS Of MESsRS. NOSES SI4, : G IA TX;
SAMUEL TURNER, WILLIAM IU ,IisrinT AT y
Fi y u. OF nENRICo COUNTY COURT,HoTsE:;
on SATURDAY, SoyEMBEk f !, dssg I,nir, Nc.
DoweI to the undersigned. as trustee. dand a.,
September, 1878 and rec9rded ~ ,he aog defaMii
ha wing bee made in the payment OF cerialtt NOES
secured therein. and being required SO 10 90 oy .a
FARM al the time and place mentioned: he I'm,
movements are L SMALL DWELLING and usual
out houses, and the land Is chiefly cleared. Win
fine bed of ma ri and excellent spr1Dg upon II.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses OF sale aud Two
notes-one for $685., with Interest from Noyenl-
her T. 1878: and the other for 1853. iaterest nom
9Th September, 1879; balance as pamsd at sale.
s. CONWAY GODDIS. Trustee.
PoJSDExTER Sc TOPPER. Auciionecrs.
or l2.2O.22,24. 27. rs, 40 3O,3 1,f MOI
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NHEH wpRs Down AID RKxDY 10 TAKE
1youa BED Hor BITTERsis what yoa assd % re-
teye yeussS sla7
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BUSINESS CHANCES, !. 7 :

i pp,S BUSINESS CHANCES. =. u.
EOR SALE, TO BE REMOVED ,
I THE BRICK-AED7sIeAFE,,C COTTAGE : +
ii, front OF he main building ut Richmond College.
Andy on the premises 10 Professor IL. 81. HARRIS,
or to CHARLIE n. RYLAND,, els Min street
oc lS-eodl0 lass3,I , .!.el.tL.E.. - -.
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ELOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR!

In store and for sale al lowest market rates 1900
barrels FLOUR, comprising nearly all the standard
brands. a. \. SIOhEo IL w.
sos
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- &. AGENTS OFFICE. -. 4 =
~ RICHMOND, VA; Ocs oSer 29,s 1879 81.
NIDTICE.-The FREIGHT tDEP0E OF
IN this company win be closed oaiTHVKSDAY
nttsidr the State Fair. Delivery depot viii beopen
until III A. M. x tE.ttaI RID. TYLER Agent.
oeiS0-1t tls4 gs-fa Eifsi ~ yit=sstfslt.. :
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POLICE COURT, Observation-Disclosures 10
seph j. White presiding.-The following
cases were disposed Of:
Jordan Tinsley (colored), for trespassing
on tie FAIRGROUNDS and defacipg property
there. Discharged.
John Hickey and George T. Jarrett, for
being drunk and disorderly. Discharged.
Nettie Matthews, charged with unlawful
Iy assaultiug and beating Mary Thomas,
and Nary Thomas for assaulting Nettie
Matthews, were fined $40 each.
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BarEFs AND PgRsoS4Lss--AnonS the ytsi-
tors to the Tobacco Exchange yesterday
were: Edwin j. Kursheedt, OF New YORK;
M. w. Norfleef, OF Winston, n. G.; D., 1:
Gray, OF Farmyille; and r. W. Ferre'i, OF
Danyi!le.
Mr..J. w. Warren, Of Millboro', is in the
city. ,,,,,.,
went coon-hunting night before last: Iney
had not gone far beforethey fell In with TWO
large bears, which they succeeded Id Kill,
ing.
Owing to the lack OF water In the OHIO
river it IS reported that the City Council OF
GallipoIis has passed an ordinace prohlblt-
ing more than two cows to drinks at that
stream at time. The use OF the river liquid
Sor making toddes had been dispensed Win
long since.
The Grand Division, Sons OF Temperance.
of Virginia, meet tonight at O'Clock az
Harmony Hall, Broad street.
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WOOD AMI, CabAs..

GOAL AND WOOD.-All siZc> lIr>t.ciaSS
" ANTHRACITE: COALBlRG EASl'B!Nh
SPLINT CLOVER hill. SOFT COKE. and al
kinds of ENGINE COAL. PINE and OAK WOOD.
Order by telephone fiGm }. W AfSuN PHILLIPS.
Grace md Monroe streets: & K. JONES Br""k
ayen and Narsall street; or Broad street o>Hc
Theatre, and at 1905 Cary street.
G. H. AttF.
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hotels AND BOARDING-HOUsEs

HOTELS AND BOARDING.HOUsEs.
DoARDING.-GOOD BOARD can be
ID had ut $40 north Fifth street. ~ oc'29-lt
TARR0LLT0N HOTEL, BALTIMORE,
" LIGHT, AND GERMAN STREETS, BALTI-
day, according TO- location Of rooms. Extra charges
for parsors, baths, and double rooms, according to
sze The most convenient and latest-bailt hotel In
floors. An Zines OF city passsngersears pass tn e
DOORS w II r. w. COLEMAEs Manager.
BALTIMORE MD, D, October 10, 1875 oc'14-Sm {
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NNIRT ROBERTS,. SEVENTEENTH
" aud Cary streets, dealer In best quality A.:
TuRACITE COAL of all siL-s: EAST BANh
SPLINT COAL: CLOVER HILL and MIpI.u-
THAN LUMP aud HAIL. Also CUMBERLAND
COAL by the cargo or In small lots to suit pur-
chascrs. OAK aud PINE Wuun. ,
WRIT ROBERTS.
Seventeenth and cary str'"i>.
,.n,IsJ n ur l}.6m
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...r5 POSTPONEMENT. =
The foregoing sale is unavoidably postponed till
SATURDAY, lst Of November next, at AZ O'Clock
n W. GODDIE,
NJ % Auctleneer.
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Roll OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HlGH
ScHooL.-The following is list OF the pu,,
pills on the roll Of hanor at the Richmond
High School for the past week: Senior
CIass-Amelia Brimmer, Jennie Cook, EN-
ma Laube. Emma Lester, juliet Marks,
Lizzie Mcdonald, Bette Mountcastle, Mary
Robins. Hettie A. Taylor, Susie f.: Walker,
Keith Woodson, Blanche Wynne, James l..
Armstrong, Robert S, Crump, I. +. Esg'e-
ston. Intermediate Clsss-EuSene Dear
born, Harry Netberland, Sallie Bott, Maggie
FerrelI, Jennie Martin, Addie Mayo, mary
PulIiam. Addie Whitehursf, Christine
Whitlet. Junior A Class-Blanche' Barsa-
min, Lille Darlington, Annie Chalkley.
Kate Dunkel, Mary Elicit, Annie Elmore,
Belle Haynes. Mary King, Irene Loven-
stein. Leila Montague, Mary Winston. Ju-
nior Z Class-Hey ward Hopkins. Attend
apce for the week, 81 per cent.
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MANCHESTER. AND VICINITY.

FLOR OTHER "LocAL" SEE FIRST PAGE
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
me LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.

ZINE LIQUORS AND dhoCEhlho.
rlI2 RICHMOND, VA, october rs, 1879.
p n. ANTELOTTI. No. 1911 FRANKLIN STREET,
offers the following goods, selected 6y h1mseT Olth
great care. having re ference ENTlRELYto qudt-
ity. and which HE guarantees to be perfectly
PURE and unauthorized
ON sc f. WYSOR ;, (the best) WH1SkEY;
OLD JAMES BUMGAKDNER WalSkE1, fVe
OLD FII.THER WHTsKEY, seven years old;
OLD CLEMMER WHIsKEY, i've years OLD:
OLD MARTELL DARK LONDON DUH
+ BRANDY: 49,
OLD MARTELL v. :. o. P. BRANDY; :!
GENUINE PURE HOLLAND GIN, IN bottles
Also. choicest grades of PORT and SHERRY
WINES, and IRISH aud SCOTCH WHISkEY,
GUINNESS'S STOUT, BASES and YOUNGER'S
SPARKLING ALES.
He also offers very choice lot of VIRGINIA
HAMS, selected by himself with great care. in adj
oition to above, lie keeps constantly on hand me
finest grades Of TEA, COFFEE, aud all other arti-
Giles pertaining TO first-ciass grocery-st0re he
guarantees not only full satisfaction IN regard to
quality but also i'll regard 10 the WEIGHT o. every
thing he sells. &c.. Oc Zo-tJa1
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RICHMOND, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ANDPeToMAC1 3
- -1.-se stt RAILROAD,
OFFICE OF GENERAL TICKET
= 80 ANDtFREIGHT'AGEET.
+: RICHMOND, va. October27. 1879. J 4
will run between Elba
IN fhtad OF Broad and the Eafr.Grounds on
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, 2eth and 3Oth
instant, at intervals OF fifteen minutes, COM
nencing at 10 A. NJ. 49,. ~. - -"
Fare. Scents each way. &c. a. iTAIbnR., ';
oc % 81 - go 6. T. A. =
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WANTS.

WANTED, TO BUY A GOOD DRAY-
w HORSE OR MULE. Address Box %, city.
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LEST. sTKAYED. ANB FOUND.

STRAYED, ON THE 25TH 1N-EESs
y SLANT, u RED COW, lip of horns sawed ssitA-
off white sp Is on each side, and one forehead.
- -, '.-.-' S. MCCARTHY. .
oc 3O-1t* III Pine street.
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, THAT CONVEN1-E$s
Il ENTLYLOCATED RESIDENCE, with AsI
large ward attached, No. 636 north Seventh street,
contairing nine rooms, besides kitchen Dath ana
modern conveniences. II has recently been painted
~ - . .. ISL. JOHN T. GODDlN. II
(. - Real Estate Agent,
oo,oo eod9t Bank and Eleventh streets.
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M. ELLYSoH CO.. advertising agents, insert ad
yersencnSs ia all OF the newspapers OF the Uniess
slaes atpubisherss rates. Orders left at the DIS
match counting-room win receive prompt assan
st,Y -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-05

We have received the complete report OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. being
The hfty-second annual report made by that
company IL Is volume OF eighty pages ac-
companed by maps OF the main stem. and ell
OF its branches is replete with Information as
20 the improvements made in the finances. road
beds, stock, transportation, etc. for the year
ISIS. II has already been published that the
net earnings for IS as compared with - show
an increase of SeS2,11S.45, but this is given more
in detail The report shows that the principles
upon which the sinking funds of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company are based will cause
the entire Indebtedness with which they are
connected TO be met. by the period OF the ma
turity OF the respective loans, from the annual
appropriations made for these funds, together
with the interest aecruing from their accumu-
IatiOnS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-05
Tire Pol1er clnher commltr-annd trouble in


organizing the subcommittee TO visit New
York for the purpose Of beginning the cipher
conspiracy inquiry. That is TO say there was
difficulty about getting A democratic member
willing 10 take the unpleasant position of chair
man. Mr.. Potter had personal reasons" for
not serving: Mr.. Blackburn, who Is training for
the speakerSbip of the next House, does not
want to incur any personal enmitieS: and ac-
corriing TO report, Mr.. Mcmahon was held back
rObuStly from the suicidal position by senator
Thurman. Finally Mr.. HuntOn. who has no
Intimate personal relations with the c0nteSting
Eastern and Western democratic presidential
aspirants. consented 10 assume the much de.
c1iDed responsibility. The committee will enter
upon their duties at the Fifth Avenue Hotel tc-
day, and Messrs. Tilden, Nephew Pelton Johnny
Coyle- Smith Weed. Manton Marble and the
the rest will have an opportunity to unload
what they know about the cipher business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-05

Excepting g month for a soldiers child for
the time between the 25th OF July. 1856. and the
date when said child becomes sixteen years
Old, all the increase OF pensions SO far made has
been for the discharged men themselves But
the widows and orphans cannot vote and at
tend primary meetings. Their late husbands
and fathers, being dead, are also OF no further
political use
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-05

Professor Tyndan, who Is supposed to know
something about electricity, gave a lecture on
The subject OF the electric light in London the
other night, in which the conclusion reached
was that while this new method of liz 1ting is
certain to come into general use for public IL
Elimination, its adoption for domestic purposes
i, :. possible only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-05
feb5-eo19t 2j Congress ST.. Rosfon, Mass,
TO CAPITALISTS.

The FIBRE MANUFACTURERS COMPANY of
Baltlmore city. body corporate, formed under the
avs OF the state OF Maryland, for the purpose of
separating the Wool from Wool aud Cotton Rags, 10y
peculiar process of theirs, protected by Letters
Patent Office. in Washington, D. c. have their Mill
with all the new and improved machinery for the
bye Houses, &C, at No SO Buren, street. Baltimore
Their busint SIS is one of the safest and most profit
cess they can make sound, pure, Clean carded DOL
ready for manufacturers use, at very small cost and
which will sell faster than be made at yei large
profit The Company being DESTROYS to purchase all
their material for cash. offer limited portion OF
their stock for sale. The business will be conducted
solely in the interest of the stockholders The pros
pectus OF the Company can be SEEM as also samples
OF the wool. at the Office of
Messrs. MCKNIGHT 4 SUPPLEE,
No. 14O6 PenHa. ace.
febo6t' Opposite Wizards Hotel.
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LOST AND FOUND

I OST-On the afternoon of February 8, in going
II from the COrcoran building. along T ST. to 18th,
down 18th to E ST.. POCKET BOOK containing
about 800 in bills, and some change also, Soveregns
card, With name of owner Reward will be- Daid If
returned to w. B. GONSALVES, I4I2 9th ST. or
Room n. P. o. Department. It's
EfOU MA PACKAGE-Found on the evening of
street, PACKAGE, from the outside apparently
containing n nney, which can be had by the proper
Ierson by calling at the office of the Superinteh lent
of Senate Folding Room, U. s. Capitol proving
property, and paying for this advertisement. is 2t
! OST-A GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON in East
vi be suitable rewarded by leaving it at 81 D ST.
" feba 2s
.IOLEN-From Pullman Sleeping Car Alabama
> between Baltimore and WASHINGTON, atout 30
III this morning, BLACK VEST, containing
some Cash and Gold Hunting Case Watch, Twisted
LINK Chain and IOcket. with monogram J. O. r .
on blue onyx, ladies picture inside suitable re-
ward viii be paid for the loCket and no questions
asked if left at Star Office. feb4 .2tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-05

The ''just" pension law recently passed ex-
rludes from its provisions every one OF the
many volunteer soldiers. with their widows
parents, and children, who remained in service
and died or contracted their disability after the
surrender OF Gen Lee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-05

The most Objectionable features or BiSmarck'S
gagging parliamentary Discipline bill" have
been eliminated, but still the members do not
Ike it. They prefer on the whole TO draft their
own measures OF Disabling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-05

The House has again ''sot down. aud this
time pretty heavily, upon the project for reduc-
Ing the army and ab0lishing the government
armorieo for the beneht OF the private gun
ma
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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 namo. Otherwise
Bence, 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
u Anonymous communications not READ; re-
1ected manuscripts not returned or preserved.
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For Rent FURNISHED,
Large and small houses, in all sections sS5 to s2ao
Fer Rent (Urlftyntshea}
30. 1903 NV, Is re-, all mo l. inns ~ Sl0a
No. IS2 z1st DIV, IA r., all mod. imps . IS I;
no. 4IS Q D.w., IL re-, all mod nnps ant! stable 75
80 40 benna ave. NV, % re-. gas water, &c so
Nc Y lst ct GeotoWn, II rs a. H. l., large yard 40
store X Dwelling 1905 Pa. av store. S55 DIV 40
No. 926 9Th Ivy, re-, all mod imps. and stable 20
no 2lO n W., s story, gas, water, Gc......... -
store Dwelling, 7th & O. rs, a. IN i. s. S25;d 25
30 2i33 Re ma ave. NV, gas and water...... %
no. ~ 22tt d NV = RS, all mod. imps....-...... p
30 6o7 6o9 and Glib n; Jersey ay., rs. gas &c IS
Nos. 40 and 65 ne, II rs, x.m.1 ........... 20
Nos. 1n4- los l60- 1872 INV. rs. ami.. 90
NO. 141S ID n.w st. RS. water, &c .......... 90
stores and Dwellings, 10th St. near w, each 20
No ~ Stb Sc, = rs, water &c.............. ID
20. 1lU4 ne, rs, water and gas. ........ lf
no. lyO3 & 1918 n. Hamp. av., new, rs., ami Il
so 4S0 sw., RS, water, large yard and stable l.
NO. lsO0 Conn ave-, rs water large side yd . Is
Nos. 921 and 929 n. j. ave, 6 re-. ........,.. Is
40 lIl5 Vermont ave-, r.. gas and water. Is
No. 6SI 9TH ne, rs. gas and water, large ward Is
NO ll16.1l36 Park Place, rs, water, &c 8 and u
No .! Ith ST., Cieo'town. rs, water ......... s
NO. ~ DIV, rooms, large yard. g
No. y and Is Liberty ST., rooms, water. 3
For Sale.
have large bulletin OF Houses and Lots for
taie IN all sections of the city call is respectfuliy
solicited.
LOANS NEGOTIATED by E. A. MCINTYRE. tr