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Wou}d'Be Bankrupts Who Art
Turned Out into the
Cold.
The Stern Jurors Cannot Agree as
to His eanit7, and Are Dis
charged.


j.. AN OMNIBUS TAX SUIT.
lal5t'. 1t will be remembered. tho tux. fighters
.e0ftd a"ell'carned victory, tho courts hold.
~ nx NAT one-slxth Of the South Town tAxus was
nieshi. The County Treasurer .hcreuptn con-
snled IN all cases to rocatvo itvB-sjxtha Of tho
wt.ohal' pEaptFty INK .'lo fronl tuxpayera In
W.. Me loHn Of aonth Chcu9o, Rnd giyo receipts lit
~. wv, Va!to number, however, Including such
a'm. ead companies as tho Hank Of Montreal
u .a' a ntiaht1c 4 Pacific Telegraph Company, u.
=. Aa1enlhson Co.. ]. 4, Armour, Henry
~, .oI"'a. the Cleveland Paper Company.
pmna,'.e u o'saers. had pald .tt,elr personal
funa tSa ~ tSo Gounty Treasurer rerusod to to-
,bt soe S,e !i!eKnl portion collected. Yesterday
iM1aat ~ Of such tAxpnyerA united In &litnK Il
tho tna CITY Haktl1K 10 huvo tho OhG- al&ttl
n.s4 w. w il!cKa!ly collected refunded to than.
sa"i2o H. ~ 0ut that tho total nsseHalnont for
4Iusn 4,rn ,T pcrs.llAl- nrnpeEty tnxcs wAa ft1.-
In fa ctn tnas raslnR this to xi4,t OH. Gnt uito
s1,,aas s%nas =, Throughout thd county, T6o
IT, ~, o noaFd raIsed the whole assosstnoIt
N III. t,1, t, and. tho lnxes having boon x!on4ed
I'm ,""sts. U"sts. WoFo pRIu by cosnplnnanfs, WIN
Aleu- rn.n ttlnt Nuy 1part Of thnm WIS !,seKul
srsVn raa Geetdts That Dne.sixIh tho Bt,i,t4 IuwI
Ell %sI.ppsr property tux WINS Illegal ;nnd lhose who
ftt,Ins 'n5ea scn:i phylnG roapctl tho beneflt by
tsiT !see'Pta III Tnll on paying tiyG-s tha nf
Mha 1nSI*,sgs, CnmplafnAntA, huwever, hav,uY
tnJ thsn ~! lhe tletlsl0n wase siut Ia tho co't!
telIe1 Il NV aak that they may not bo canl-
p'4d II thou. '''as Ha'o 9ae '''o3"' paF1 so'
, 1881-11-24
HONE or. The fRIEHDLESS,
The Popular Misconceptlon as to the
Real Mission Of the Insti-
tuition.
What tic Charter nnd y-Attorney
t;rinnell linyo to Suy on tile
Subject.


Tho management Of tho Home Of tho Frientl-
,css has beet, r 10 M cul of trouble Lately In
consequence VI popular n!sconee1hion an ~
!dst "hut mo Institution Is and lor who!n It IL
tntcnde''. Drunken people, erazy people, atd
curr hy Justices Of tho Tace tanI prrsU,,s wilt,
jss!s f snsIy or q s sn!siy VI; c!ss + aa! %*.,st
tl,Y thls tyty,nx iu1presston mid III sEuwinr lust
what tho Institution Is uni win .rc to 10 sell
irac0 afc rsferreo t.. Ii,o fDI!0winv extrart5
from It's ohartor. as well a. to III, oplnon ii. tho
!"eh Ut tho subject BY
7,,,, RI, ,,1r,,,
dur, 1,. ,,a'r., ~ .;a,.....-. ".. ,, =.
t!h!o hppoInt srh suohrlln"te officers. nkci1ts.
40 committees as they tnny s',%m necessary
saia corpot%uS an t.a. sh.y @ ,say III; '%so % a'ld I'd
thcy inny !leen, nre's;try inr tho tlection md
cnrlMtat!on. and t. Kovcri, tho Adn'tsson nr
apil!cah!s ~ INC Cnlphk0 ltoille tnF ttiH ffcsl.
t*posal nj tuoso tnut tnly t'o rcct.t,ei Al ,n-
!Inttts. all.l fnr tho tunductt'K nnd IlAl'ax1ng
ts!o 9enrrsi h1iStnes* Of s.id corpnrltt!on:
lHtation si'Hl' b. tho !cxai x,mrtiiu'is of u
chitcn ta'lt " the prbf;s''l,s ~ ths 'lGt sntl!
ay. III u trr terston @ H t%pore s;ch @ eSti si:
drua III MI ntHorntt!o trt H nr utl1ptuyi!Hnt: but
y ~ z!ses !51ytsu* !,!. s,a'! ne '':o % Il tho T.:
service. fur occurring III 14ucution proper Mnd
Hitting for tho cn.utson aud circumstances III
hte NJ slle!, cl1ithfen.
kEu. y i! casv "f tho .scesl or or Iexa! !ncapnc'ty
Of the father, az III GakC IT hla ubli1OlttilH 0r
1lelEecllug " pruvi4a fnr bin Chil.lrun. tho
Ino1her SHALL l'u cnnstcrc! their esAl guardian
t"r thu purpose "t innk!ng SURRENDER Qf thslA
and ~ all uuscs wien tic poraon ur nerao,s
legally AuthArlxed 70 nut III the guardian 0r
Rtur[Inus IT nny etlftd hre not kt,pwi tho Mayor
Ut The LILY Ut chitu9n nuy, III htt discretion,
surrender auct, cntd u sald corporation.
Exc. Il. III csse II shnI be shown tu nny JtII'Ko
nj uNrt Ut record, tr to tito aluvur, Or IL NilY
Justice Ut ths l'unco within tho City Of ChcnK0
thut .ho faihvr uf my ehIIu Ia dcnd Or hHs
and thu nlosher. Ut suuh child ~ III hubltuut
4!runkHrtl, NF IL Imprisoned Tor GrIi1ID, ur IL A
lnfh11e u! ntuse Il! !ll-1utuo: oF u THO nintntf
Sas suuu ~1nn,i II hm, f"MfI sn ;he fatHr "
s"uh rhii.i ii nil Gnitiun .(runkur,l. IND iii ll,.
stlltnbio person IT. have .he caru of such uh!hi:
, 1881-11-24

]unoE DHuMAoSn-1n cha1nbors.
JunuE ADMINISTRATIONS.
ArpEIt.ArE CouRr-No court until s,onday
morning.
Jup0E GARY-Aaslsts Judge Anthony. NJ.
:,!k1 Chtoaxo s. Western Indiana railroad CON-
pany VI, Habcrba1ch, On triAl.
juu0E SAlTH-No tlsat call Trial call 4,trts.
4,94?. +,dH. +,N4a, A,Gi:. 4,0'U, +xn. No case On
IuINE MISUNDERSTANDING Judge Smith. M.
4.J0d, Stewart ". l1eoney. OIL trial.
JuLHK ANTtttlNY-HlU to Ill., GlR, u40, IT'D tn w.
GU. Gf} fn B0, inclusive. MI ca1c Of. trlul.
,,:M 5uME GA"pSsn-:9' o. *7' H. No caso on
luptiH lln0EHs-No frat call. Trial call 6esi.
oa3, Sn1 ds1 b 9d 'uo. No. a7d, 1ullcn ". O'Cal.
lnXnntl, OH trlMt.
JupGE AioutAN-1a5, lG8, l09, len, 10, III, til,
III, l!, III. TN, la. No. lG1 Mourath 80. ltyan,
OH trtat.
Ju.NE HAwka-No first call. Trial call aa0d, eoi.
4H, III. .l1. No eA8o On trial.
JUNE fIAltNUA-Sbt tnatters
1ul'aE jAMEanN-N0s. II. 6SSt. 81, and 60 to
.jundE TulEy-Noa. as5. aso. nj. 4s7. 4sy, +no.
4Bl, tH4. 10. t:t9. ss40, ::75, :AJ4, aud Hls.
JUnuE l.OuMlH-lnsnilG rQacs 4 TO II. md Nus,
ti9. III, ILL., ~, gu. I'D, ~ ~. ~, ~ +ss' md
, 1881-11-24

4
.1udxa L0omis yesterday rendered An tmpor-
tant duc!slon III thu mntter al application for
Judgment against delinquent lands fur sprcal
nAscRsinunta IN tho case uf William r. johnson.
County Treasurer and ox-ulltclo Collector,
against J. 1>entson mud uthors.
The lAnds wcre sold to tho city a rew yenrs aKo
by virtue Of h Judgment obtained .urdcr
tho Clty-Tax net, known rs IT'LL W1,
which haa boon 1eclarod n,lconsttu tionnl by
Dlir AIpretut C0l1rt. thereby yitm&!lx tho judy.
lncnt uf tho cnnrt beuW. Thu cEty upt'ts.tel! 1t,
cnurt md Asknd for new Judgment, wnIct1 WIS
nhjrrtcA u on bciaf uk Tho property -Aul.iurA,
III tho Krt,ltnl TINT tl,ofr Iatsds wure t,sklnilly
Ruld ull Judgment suttAtlet 1T rctDrtl it lhnt
thu, and that tho Caurt t',llld INT rn1lder
Hnothor Judgment for the Hln,o nets. esc:, which
wer1 satisfied by sale unller Il void Judgment,
aud thlt tho city Hssutned such risk when thBy
purchased tho Iunds.
Tho Court utter duo t1sibcrntlon states, NJ hIs
oplon that; a. hlll 9n WINS void. I'LL ae's
tlunut; hu therefore uvcrrutch thu objection
an!t rendered Judgment In tAvnr OF tho nity. Tho
NG}eptora excepted a1ld ,rnyed Aii appeal to tho
Appellate Court.
, 1881-11-24

HuralIOn C0uNr-C0HFEaAt0ka.-A Ty-
Ter ". Edwin J. Hood. 81, .,lG7,1k
JulKlE HMlTIl-EuKants lieer Va. 1t. I.0nrdner,
George F, Bt0av, aud Il. 4. Lori; verdict, <1.S8,
aud lnnlion for new trtnl.--p. ". Mitchell, I'd.
u,inls&raloE, etc., VI, UR!nll ltolIlux- aill Cuu
pa,,y; verdict. st{N. and lIotion loc new trlat.
UlKCulT ClukT-t T-tUHrEay10SR-u Il. LaF1ubce
et III. vs. W!lttnm ktM1ney, t0U4::,
Iun0k MDHAN-Kelly, hlHus s. 70. ". I. il.
Decker. $E..4t.-.Flrst Nnt19Hhl nank 9f Nioh-
Mom.i. ln!- VI. Tue o!nbe ltanlwaro company.
4a3l 11.-ttnlnn tlrllst CompAny ". Amos y.
llult. fl.O. .O.+A-Edwln hoAn VI. tjto1o iiurslMIre
Company. <l.AhEi.
JGiNiE iIAwEs-sfosea Iiernateln ". AuRus-
tpo X. Hull. john Q. Grant. 4. n. btone, JA1neA
ItateCuu, md +. II. nwyor. &*aU.
, 1881-11-24

CRIMINAL EOUi:T.
Tho trial or Aslnin and kate Smith for tito
tarccny 1T n wa10n worth Str; took tp tho c,,-
t!ro tme Ut JndEc rutoy's oulrt yesterday. The
jury retired nl'out 4:3) o'clock, hut hull not
agrect, when court adjournud.'
lleforu Iut11a Jainrson yesterday vas baRun
tho trial IT Dnnsol OI.eary md stic,ac! Ma1ouey
chnrRel With Rubbing Albert Atu.,3er OF gu!d
wnfct! Iild chlin thu luth Of Inst rnnntE.
In tho cuso of William fiinckitr, tried for ut
TEMPTED rupe. the verdict wAa not guilty.
The C1weIl hRhcas CORPUS case went over TN
til FridAy naorn!uE.
, 1881-11-24

Nr, J0Itx, Newfoundland, Nov. lA.-lt has been
blowing rury strung n0rthwvsterIy for the past
iwvnly. fur homrs, accompanied by hl!ui
.uuw turyy Rnu Dy tue hlKArat itoW VI tao tite
observed herv in tuanf yuars ouGk, lrtli''attnX
extraordinary dst,tbauuet IN tue At!ant'r; a.. a.
PnrkllHuI tAf4 MIuuAttr Detopua " utfll'nsa
run uSaure utar ths luuii stenlAerH whMF5. A1u
wss rupturc1 by llsbertuet Il !s thttty-th1eo
trut lu.x Ir9.n The I'll - ~ 1eFn,:p4aoa o. tne
ptrte, untnutllAted specimen secured anu landed
Or mis- [upslAlruu4 llSh.
, 1881-11-24

ItI-
nI,,,nS "'oixett yoatorday entered orders dis
tu,In. ~ .ae 1hIlo"uK bankruptcy cusos. and IT,
Tia s1,,arges uscnarges on arcouns OF tho failure Ut
t,ehs'pts h"ktopts to mako applications rur tholr
bur,"sx'' utter 'lao notlea bud becn slyen, In
Sos SSsoee " Il, Ut tho order Of tho District Court
lrvh, 1ae result of 1h!s IL to glvo any creditor
tu,I ." ~ JUMP tn and suo blu creditor tor the
n,,n'+"nt ,S'unt of hts ,ctpfm ur tho remainder re-
a,l'"t alls a"pAfa utter ali dividends. Even 1t Il
tusa ,n nss given up his whole estate ho can bo
ha5t 't aay batance due, aftor bis as4ets
Of h. 1.s ves" applied toward payment
th4l lux H. Meneasetl nntlce has boon given
Yer hta Gesn 1usl 9I. would ha !nadu, end tho Of
up tae oi,S y. tuahl necessary III orueE to- clelr
u taets pa.t. T.. ths lankruptcy aet. ho most
kf'Ms, Id Iii afe 4tttl probably execution.
81 thslrr w. ~. at%ays retna,n So tut soao may
hay Iikn ~ tGt ax1lln. and II " 1htir creditors
aruusb bant ~ rxs's. Hnow whothcr they have beeI,
aannt Fni."v1t!pate5. nut procured lischarxpa
j,ohu e46esr William Ogden Jr.,
!; u. Jrakm,, r.. -, II. II. Harrison,
Henry Van ial', George u. 0Titin,
fly :,ttnn Htcsxl.r. :: -: 'Hnles. H..
haEk ljtr7., !. H. Walker,
panEel Stntf Il al. Ia, Hcbinrris,
!: : Hcglb,gnesv C.F, farslnRlon,
II ',salhh, r. HoE,}
4 Il. lYunA' William t:utt.
u. AcDouall,
, 1881-11-24

4 FREUD to rich aud Door IL nroHn't lroa nls'
tHr5. They strengthen and henl =
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES.


NOR SALE OR EYCHANGE-vERY DESIRABLE
II residence tbrickr, lie Drst Park; rooms; al
modern improvements fine lot; viii sell fer less than
nl2-6ts
I,OR sAIE-A DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE
on DeSaes street IN FIRST class order containing III
A. A. WILSON, Room 1, over Bank Of Washington
n1I-3ts
T-sOR SAIE-A HANDSOME NEW THREE STORY
II and basement Brick Residence. No. 2oos q street
northwest, completed. containing IL rooms, rs
follows: Basenent-kuel cellar, kitchen, pantry and
hardwood finish. double cocrs wooden mateis wish
mirrors and open fire-plsces. Secand fnor-l hreo
chambers and lsrge bathroom. Third foor-Four
chambers: larCe closets each door. vel ventilated
woodwork hxrd, oil .inis. Lot 23xl2o. TO lespot al
ley. Any desiring first-class House will do well to
cal and examine. A. A. WILSON,
n5-2w' Room I. over Bank Of Washington.
NOR SAIE-HANDSDMR IMPROVED PRoPER-
u ties and beautiful Buiiding sites north OF West
Washington. and rite Of new Naval Observatory
all commanding fine views; healthy aud easy
Cess. o. 9. GREEN, 40 ID street northwest. Il-2w
NOR StLE-I WILL SELL TO RESPONSE Bf T.
Il parties in the next ten days arid easy terms.
very desirable Small Home, in pretty neghborhpod
northwest and Neniet - two lines of House
dow, bath, (ot and Geld Wster, good lot II alley.
WITH Stable. beautiful parking; handsomely
pIert and painted, yard END stable concerted, IN COM
ptete order throughout. House by applying al my
west, and in handsome residences. W. L. BU RFOiD.
heal Estate Broker. his + street northwest. o29
1NOR SALE, RENT AND Observation-Disclosures AND
small houses in al parts of the city Call sera
and examine our lists. FITCH, FOX BROWN, 1887
Pelnisylyan avenue. ola
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
92l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
Glove at Soc Per pair has been received we have pnr
chased another large lot. and now offer splendid
asa sn in Gs sa sss
button length at s.. 90 per pair ''''
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
Having purchased largely at forced auction sales in
very best bargains in SILK and Linen Handkerchiefs
shown to the Washington Public.
rurne cit eH1Ak 81, RER "a sT g5 IT,
Ladies All Wool Diagonal Dolnsns.
Ladies' Al Wool listers at low prices.
Light Coats and Jackets.
LACE DEPARTMENT.
we nave opened new line of Antique Laces at low
make elegant Antique Lace Curtains at less than one
hi 'e sy ns,Ges formerly earged for them a .ns
froIn &C. yard to SOC. yard.
Antique Curtains made to order at short notice.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
s e heavy oSDaY sn
Beges Shoodas,
Illuminated Befses, c,o,.o. c,.,,,
At 75c; per yard, ~
Which We have been selling at sc.. Csc. and 81 90
Our assortment of vELV v Isl and pLusHEs is nearly
complete and have not advanced prices they
are very cheap.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
SILK at 81 per yard. Please examine.
We beg to remind our customers that during altera
entrance on street No. 9l2. easily accessible either
from 9th street OF the Avenue.
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP.
n12 ONE PRICE ONLY
SAMUEL s. SHEDD,
AGENT FOR
MOTIFS STAR FURNACE.
MOTIFS SOCIAL LATROBE,
And MOTIFS ST. GEORGE ELEVATED OVEN
RANGE, "a frst-class Heating and Cooking Range.)
Always hand a large stock Of
SLATE MANTELS, GAS FIXTURES, DROP
LIGHTS, LAMPS, GLOBES, &c.
Plumbing and Timing and all kinds of Jobbing
promptly done and ct fair prices.
sAML. 8. sHEDD,
No. 400 Ninth STREET NORTHWEST. n12
n NTH ANNUAL IMPORTATION
sAzosl wool 5,,e efS$ Sc HAND KNIT
Cor Men and Boys)
no@ " e. c2 azs sn ias yi YEAR.
New Sleeves furnished for Jackets.
c. AUERBACH,
Corner It'll and II streets.
Next door to Auerbach's Sewing Machine and Repair
Al the latest improved Machines, of the best makes.
sIecld Inducements to cash
before buying, Examine our beautiful Queen. n12
COKE.
40 Bushels Crushed Coke. .........$3. 80.
% Bushels Crushed Coke. ........... POS.
40 Bushels Ordinary Coke. .........$2
70 Bushels Ordinary Coke. .$2GD.
For sale at Office Of the Washington Cas-
light Company, or at G. w. CROPLEY'S
Drug Store, West Washington. n12
FULL LINE
Il GOSSAMER RUBBER COATS,
So to so inch.
TAN-COLORED DRIVING GLOVES (Tilburied)
Just opened.
". 8. TEL.
n12 935 Pennsylvania avenue.
u ATS CLEARED FROM THE PREMISES BY THE
IL USE OF FERRETS. Best reference. and salts
faction guaranteed, 1 am here clearing the Patent
Once Wish more work. Address CHAS. REEDY,
City Post Office. nl2-6ts
nR. AND NINE. SELDEN, PROFESSORS OF MID
~ w1fery: over2O years successful practice; skful
treatment elegant accommodations; consultations with
New York City. n12-lm
CROUP.-IF YOU HAVE A CHILD SUBJECT TO
~ this dangerous complaint, keep hand bottle Of
BOtiERT'S VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP.
Free from all narcotic poisons. It,
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CHILDREN'S SUITS.
CHILDREN'S OvERCOATS!

IN THE LINE OF CHILDREN'S SUITS AND
ovERCOATS WE CAN SHOW STYLES AND SHAPES
THAT CAN BE FOUND AT NO OTHER HOUSE IN
THE CITY.
OTHER HOUSE CAN SHOW THESE sTYLEsg
SIMPLY BECAUSE
LIKES, BERWANGER & co.
MANUFACTURE ALL THE GOODS THEY SELL.
WE HAVE IN OUR EMPLOY A GENTLEMAN
KNOWN TO THE TRADE AS A DESIGNER. WHO
DOES NOTHING BUT STUDY STYLES OF BOYS
AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING. AND CUT PAT
TERMS FOR THE SAME
OUR HOUSE BEING THE ONLY MANUFACTURE
ING CLOTHING HOUSE IN WASHINGTON con-
Trolls THESE STYLES EXCLUSIVELY, AS WE
SELL To NO RETAILER IN THE CITY.
OUR PRICES ARE NATURALLY LOWER THAN
OTHERS
WE WILL AT ANY TIME FURNISH YOU WITH
FREE OF CHARGE.
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18th street wharf 70 l4th stree. wharf Once 1871
44tn street Best Spruce Pine. IS: best Bakers Pine
~, 1lnes DO NIL Inn
HOLMAN LIVER FAD OyfrCE Ayn y,TspoT
xBout1oast coxlsor 9th and e4rrsz
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1--WE REASONS WHY
IT Is EVERY ONES INTEREST TO BUY
81 Hand stitched CATERS
s. Fine Calf Button.
81 Nobby English Lace Boots
81 Stout Working Shoes.
PURE GUM BOOTS AND SHOES.
S Hand stitched R,ots
- Custom made Boots.
81 Long-legged Boots.
81 Solid Work Boots.
81 Boys Boots.
WHITE AND BLACK OPERA SLIPPERS.
$3.75 Ladies' Best French Kid Button.
$500 The Noblest French Heel Button.
81. 90 Pebble Goat and Kid Button.
$l.O0 Button and Lace Shoes.
so cents Solid School Shoes.
80 cents All Leather Infant Button.
Wool-lined Cloth Slippers and Shoes.
AT
L. HEILBRUN'S,
No. 4o2 SEVENTH STREET NV
sIax-THE OLD WOMAN IN WINDOW.
Because lst-You are not deceived there
2d-You buy here only good Shoes.
3d-You find al accommodations.
4th-You buy there cheaper than elsewhsA
shit Il the only Peoples Store where 20
find goods 70 suit your taste and pocksk
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TIE STAR Office is connected with the Telephone Ex-
obsDse Advertisements orders for the paper by mail
and otherwise, meas, any information or business
ean be sent day or night free Of CHARGE.
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CLOsING SALE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK o.
~ BOOTS SHOES and RUBBERS regardless Of co1e
gains. Store fog rent and fixtures 70. sale:
SPEAR BROS,
n3-24s 5Sl 7th gtreet northwene
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

IL CHOICE BUILDING LOTS,
IN THE NORTHWEST PART CRY.
We have for sale very large number of first-csss
cts al the northve sern part of the city, situated
Massash;setts. Connecticut New Hamy shire aud Rhode
Island ayenitss. in the immediate vicinity Of Scott
Statue, Du POnt Circle and streets adjacent thereto
Also on street, opposite Mcpherson Square una on
10th street, near Scott Stature.
TH0S. J. FISHER & CO..
o12-1n 1924 i street northwest near Ebhitt House
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DROPOSALS Fur SUPPLIES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU % ENGRAVING AND PRINTING,
November 4th, 1851. }
Sealed Proposals win be received at this Office until
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER
SEVENTH. 1881, for supplies needed by this Bureau
1sS2 Of articles in the following classes Dry Colors.
Oils Chemicals, typographical Inks, Textiles, Paper,
Bin dsrs' Materials DexsEne Grocers Sundries Glue
Gas and Steam Ettings Iron and Brass Castings Lum-
Blank forms for proposals articles Of any claee,
with information ak to qualities, quantities and ccndi
TONS will be furnished on application to the under
signed.
Proposals each item viii be coGsi Tered separately
and preference given to articles domestic production
or Manufacturing conditions Of price and quality being
equal
not convenient 10 store large supply Of goods
N the bureau orders ON the acceyted bidders VIII be
spSc1iied on the schedules. :
Payment viii be made the ordinary course Of bud.
goods. 80
Those desiring blanks and information mus specfy
en- which class Of articles they Qua1od TO pfoucee
awards win be Iuade only % eefahlshed msnyfsc
turexs Of or dealers IN the articles
The Exht to waive dcsects md 70 reject any ~ bids
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PERSONAL.

WASHINGTON, DC, NOVEMBER IL, lsSl.-
w All persons are warned against making any con-
tracts or buying any goods in my name without my
written order, rs VIII not Ice responsible for same.
nsl-Jt' G. f. MIIIETT.
DRlVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY 800 9TH
Il street northwest. Reliable Information furnished
III al casos: consultation free will call at residence
when requested, all business strictly confidential. CE.
Finder. ol5-lm
MADAM ROSS THE LONG ESTA BI ISHED, RE-
Nl liable Ciairyoyant and Astrologist gives better
satisfaction in all affairs of life than any the pro-
feson. tells the past, present and future destiny gives
ad vice and assistance all matters apperianing
bisilcSs, love and matrimony. ALL TROUBLE CALL.
Ilat ction given pay. Consultation Rooms 4O1
"a street. above I'D street northwest. ap6
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Considering the results obtained up to this point
1t would be interesting 70 know how much govern
ment money has SO far been spent on the star
route cases A bill OF items would doubtless fur
nish what the late Mr. Greeley used to call mighty
Interesting reading
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-12

NOR RENT-A PROMINENT BUSINESS STAND
- suitable for store and dwelling, restaurant hotel
No 42s 10th street near gas Office above
contains II rooms including two large pariors large
cellar water bath, sc. Inquire at 926 Louisiana
avenue. ol4-lm
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HfOR SALE.-A RARE BARGAIN-A MAGNIFICENT
7,octave Rosewood Piano, handsomely finished case
and legs, modern improvements; been used but six
months with handsome Cover and Stool for only $40
cost $3.50; part time payments to good party must
sold at once for owner. SIDNEY L. NIMMO'S Piano
w arerooDs 433 9TH street. n1O-6t
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NOR SALE-ELEGANT SIX-OCTAyE ROSEWOOD
i Case knabe Piano, for only $780, with Stool and
Cover; fully warranted; On easy monthly payments.
Can be seen at SIDNEY L. N1MMO'S Piano Ware
rooms, 433 ftn street. nl0-6t
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Two INVENTORS.
u MONEY ADVANCED ON IMPORTANT and VAL
nABLE INVENTIONS. either before or after Patent
Is * ID. Star Office. decaO
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The report that some of the narrow canals In
Venice are to be filed up and converted into
streets arouSes the suspicion that paving ring
has been organized In that ancient city.
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-ON NOVEMBER 10, AN ACCOUNT BOOK
~ with name Of owner back liberal reward will
be Paid II returned to Stall 242 Northern Liberty Mar
ket, or 1O22 New jersey avenue northwest. n11-2t.
II OST-ON NOVEMBER 8, PROBABLY IN BELT
Line or 9Th street Gold Locket, with pink and
black stones in the elk stone is the letter 3D. Re-
ward for its return to 6 street northwest. MOST
IL premises, 1901 Connecticut avenue. COlley Bitch
answers to the name Of "Lassie;" color, black and
tan. n7-1Wr -
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EfOR RENT-VNRY DESIRABLE FURNISHED
IL Rooms, with without board; centrally located;
south and east front; all modern improvements. Also
Furnished Parlors. At 30 9Th street northwest Ola
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-30
Personal holes,
has gone North.

Jack Frost has gone North.
Mr., June Bug end family arriged in iOwp
last week,
The frogs Will give . social bop ct Pond
hall soon,
The well known troupe, Kstydids, are
billed for q concert At Branch Opera House,
The Oysters family bare departed Tor the
summeE,
Prof. Grasshopps> has opennd q select
daucipg school In Whest bell,
Miss Dew has returned from her winter
sologrn IN the south, and will spend Tho
summer with heg frlepds, the Showers.
The Flies will give a ous social Of their
summer residence this evening,
Mr.. Rain, OF Rkyland, wei ip sovn last
Monday spending the dsy with bis iriends
Messrs. FhuodeE end LigbIniug, at the Cloud
House.
Mr.. New Moon always gets rfulF' after
having two horns.
and Miss Poly wog Is annopnoed.
The MosqoitO family With \ host OF friends
and relatives, are stopping at the popular
Openajr Hotel In this city. They are well
known IN This vicinity, and thels cemipg has
been expected tor pome time, They are -
socially inclined As ever, ana are . great ad-
diiion 10 the summer society.
Tue most sty liHh and beautiful SPINNER
costumes are designed by Miss Spring show
er, and finished u lhe establishment OF Pun
4 Sauthwind,