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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-06-08

THoMpsoN's Bank Note Re-
porter, of New York, contains
the following important para
graph:
at will be of interest to many
people in the habit of filling up
holes in silver coin to know that
under the United States law the
penalty for it is $1,000 fine and
Imprisonment"
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-06-08

show that particle OF the sort
of matter-such as albumen and
protoplasm-chiefly concerned
in life processes, contains in a
space of one cubic thousandth
of an inch more molecules than
any one could possibly form
any conception of. Sorley, tax
ing a probable mean of such
calculations, supposes one cubic
thousandth of an inch of water
to contain 100000, 900. ooo,-
900 molecules. A sheet of or
binary note paper is about one
hundredth of an inch thick. One
tenth of this would, of course,
be one-thousandth of an inch,
and a little square box Of that
size each way would hold the
amazing number of water mole
cules mentioned. Perhaps
few thousands of such mole
cules may suffice for some man
ifestations of life, but even if
many millions should be requi-
site for the structure of the
humblest and simplest germ,
we could never expect TO see
the actual beginning OF life"
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-06-08

THE Caldwell Register has
entered upon its fourth volume
with an increased business and
fine prospects. Mr.. Lemons
has made a good family paper
out Of the Register, and we are
pleased to learn that heis re-
eciving substantial encourage
ment in his labors.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-06-08

The Rockdale Messenger
says that w. K. Homan, of
Caldwell, is mentioned as the
probable Independent Green
back-Republican- Coalition can
dIdate for Congress in this dis
trict.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-06-08

In San Antonio five dollars
is the popular fine in the recor-
der's court; out of ~ cases re-
ported in the Evening Light, IS
Of them were fined S.: In Bren-
ham the usual fine is zone dol
lar and Trimmings Caldwell
Registe.
Correct; go up head. Next I!
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-06-08

Society is impartial and I'M
just. 1t holds young ladies to the
strictest moral accountability,
while smiling on the profligate,
dissipated and polluted young,
man. If the former sins. sheI
carries her disgrace as long as|
life lasts, with none to pity or
forgive her, no matter how BIT
terly she repents; but the trans
gressions of the latter are light
ly considered or soon forgotten.
This is wrong. Men should be
held to account for their con-
duct the same as women
Greenville Banner.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-06-08
John Rankin, of the Brenham

John Rankin, of the Brennan
BANNER, was the most thorough
and practical newspaper man on
the excursion to California, and
is a pleasant and modest gen.
tleman.-Meridian Blade.
We like to hear good things
said of our old "pard." Rankin
is practical newspaper man,
and he could hardly help being
a pleasant gentleman, because
he had a good example con-
SANITY before him while he was
associated with US on the Ban
ner: But we never before heard
him accused of "modesdy."
Houston Age.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-06-08

AUSTIN dispatches state that
United States Marshal Gosling
fled his bond on Monday, took
the oath of Office and entered
upon the discharge of his duties.
The following named gentlemen
have been appointed as depu-
ties: Col. C. R. Prouty. in
charge Of the San Antonio Of
fee; John M. Haynes, Browns
vile office; R. Hupperts, Austin
Office, and Ferdinand Neggli,
sheriff of Medina county, Chief
deputy in the field. Mr.. Cos
ling announces his intention of
taking personal charge of
the office, curtaiiing the
number OF specials, giving
each active work, insuring re-
spectacle competency and
guarding against any tempta-
ton to convert it into a mill.
Drunkenness will not be toler
ated in his deputies.
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Scientific MISCELLANY.

An examination of dogs after
the administration of arsenic
showed DIR. E. Sudwrg seven
teen times as much of the moi
son in the liver as the
brain. He has concluded that
in all cases the liver absorbs
more OF the poison than anv
other organ, from which i
would appear that the liver is
the best part to examine in
cases of criminal poisoning.
In several instances, the Iasr
IN February of the present year.
an extraordinarily high death
rate has been recorded in Lon
don during periods of excen.
tionally dense fog.
Prof. H. E. Roscoe has oh
tanned evidence disproving the |
existence -. of the supposed new
'Assai phliiipplum.
The wrecks of vessels on
British coasts have shown a
steady reduction in number
from 1905; for the year ending
with June, 1877, to Sol, for the
year y ending with June, 1880.
"A large share OF this gratifying
-esuit IS believed to be due to a
gradual Improvement in wealth
and to a more
intelligent attention to storm
Indications.
From Broca's tables, includ-
ng a large number of cranial
Measurements, the average
'eight OF the brain is found 70
& &2ut ~ ounces in men and
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-06-08
For Sale.

The Success Saloon, south of
the opera house, is offered for
sale together with the =,
and a fine stock of liqu
saloon has two billil1
and is the largest an
CANT in the city.
will be sold on
terms; for particul
GEO. Hi
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-06-08

the harvesting
-, Tor cotton. Many
farmers in this and adjoining
counties will pick cotton from
land which produced in the
spring excellent crops of wheat.
Alex Wynne, a negro who
attempted to rape a white wo-
man, near Austin, a few days
ago, has been captured,
identified and jailed. He con-
fesses, not only to this deed,
but to similar one a few
months ago, near Austin. Great
indignation prevails. and it is
not considered safe to take him
out OF Jail for a preliminary trial.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-06-08
COZ. CHuKcHILl. ID Arkansas
WE heartily endorse the sen:


We heartily endorse the sem
timents Of the Globe-Democrat
expressed IN the following par
agraph
:" A congress without any law
yers might not tus out to be
preferable to congfess princi-
30 opposed Of lawyers, but
It help thinking that a
Dus leavcning ofthe lump,
interfusion of a good
ore INGREDIENTS, farmers
Of affairs. not emitting
ditors and clergymen,
experiment worth
the legislature
tra session and
governor to
TO hiring
Mines the
n which
The
e ap-
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-06-08

wooden blocks for paving pu7-
poses.
- The law against seining
and killing wild deer is being
vigorously enforced in Travis
county.
The citizens of Sulphur
Springs are making an effort to
secure one of the Normal
schools.
The democrats of Palestine
and Anderson counties favor
Lieut.. Gov. Storey for the gov
ernorship.
= Miss Susie Fuller a recent
graduate of Sam Houston Nor
NAL school, died at Huntsville
on Tuesday.
The Sabine Pass and Texas
Northern railway has a force of
two hundred men engaged on
the grading.
The Eastern Star Visitor is
the title of a new journalistic
venture in Galveston. 1t is a
society organ.
Judge John Rector is men,
toned as a probable republican
candidate for congress from
the Austin district.
= The courthouse and coun-
ty records of Shelby county
were destroyed by fire on last
Thursday morning.
in Denton people boast of
cabbage direct from California,
while in BRENNAN we get them
direct from our gardens.
The grandjury of Galveston
county recommends the estab-
lishment of a house of correc-
ton for youthful Migrants.
= Gus Mccoy. a colored
preacher, was shot and killed in
his own yard, in Harrison coun-
ty, on Friday night last.
= Three hundred tons of
steel rails for the Galveston,
Harrisburg an San Antonio rail-
way have arrived at Galveston.
Farmers in Parker county
are in high spirits over their
crop prospects. Wheat has
turned out splendidly in that
county.
"A company has been char
tered, with a capital of $4,000, |
to manufacture stoves, plows, |
holloware, etc., in Marion coun-
ty, Texas.
The scholastic census of
Travis county, exclusive of the
city of Austin, gives a total of
s4o7 children of which number
5o5 are unable to read.
: Hal Costing has made his
bond and will enter upon the
of his duties to-day,
= United States marshal for
Aestern district of Texas.
pc Inquirer mentions the
of several parties who
horses from Gonzales
- asr1a612Qz1Ee1ns~Ginu
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-06-08

minute bodies
, except by carry
heated processes of
nature, involving
gtiSe movements Of its
and molecules. The
ematicians have made cal
pms founded on the pres
Eerted by the gases, and
considerations, which
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-06-08

The New York Times prints
Washington special, in which
:; :: !:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-01

The Senate yesterday completed and passed the
A-'al appropriation bill, and it hurried over
20 the House in order that that body might take it
up to-day. In addition 10 other important changes
maGs by the Senate on previous days. the clause
Investing the Secretary OF the Navy with power
10 close up navy yards at his discretion was
Stricken out, as was also that empowering the
Secretary TO put officers when not at sea, on fur
Tough, leave OF absence, or waiting orders 1t was
Hrged against this feature that it gave the Secre
ery too much power over the pay OF officers
The Dill as Whole has been improved by the Sen
ate changes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-01

The Russian representative at the European
conference ia COnstantinOpIe has enlightened his
colleagues as to the position OF his government
with regard TO Egypt. The information he gave
the conference IS couehnd IN diplomatic language.
and therefore IS as explicit as it might be- but
II gees far enough to show that Russia, for the
present at least. is unwilling To take any part in
an interference with Egyptian affairs. The Egyp-
tan question, says the Russian representative
Speaking for his government, is divided into two
distinct parts. and he was instructed to partici-
pate liz the conference deliberations only when the
question OF the Suez canal was under discussion.
The inference IS plain enough that Russia con-
siders the matter OF the establishment and MAIN
tenaDce OF a government IN Egypt as not yet
within the jurisdiction of the Powers. The con-
ference is virtually ended, but the English organs
declare that government, having inaugurated
foreibe intervention in Egypt, means to carry out
Shat policy alone If none OF the other Powers VIII
Cooperate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-01

The republican congressional convention of the
Toledo, Ohio, district viii be held on the ed inst
1t Fremont. the home OF ex-Presitent Hayes and
ne Is mentioned as probable nominee Mr.
Frank Hard, II is thought, wiz be the democratic
Candidate IN that district
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-01

As there is republican majority of 5000 In
speaker Refers Congressional district he will un-
ooubtedly be reelected 10 Congress, despite the
slight ripple OF opposition 10 him. That he will
be reelected Speaker is not so certaf1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-01

The starting proportions reached by the river
and haTbOr bill. and the prospect that it viii
continue 10 grow yearly. has caused revival OF
the talk about the adoption Of a law giving the
President power to veto Objectionable sections OF
an appropriation bin without killing the whole
bill. II Is doubtful If Congress VIII ever consent
TO give this extent OF power the Executive; but
really there is need OF such legislation to enable
the President TO do this very thing. He already
has the power,-and II has been exercised by sew
eral Prssidents,-tO withhold the expenditure Of
money for tie execution OF unnecessary work pro-
Uded i0r IN appropriation bills He can exercise
his judgment as to the amount OF work TO be exc
euteG within the year, ami the time OF entering
upon it, The fact that al unexpeGded balance of
$500 60 remains in the Treasury from appropria-
tons Tor the last fiscal year affords all illustration
OF the exercise OF this power.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NOR sALE-A NEW 3 ROOM RESIDENCE ALL
II modern improvements; very desirable, exceilent
location n. w; terms easy; price low Inquire Of
owner 1444 Pierce Place aul-St.
INoR SALF-A BARGA1N-H0UsE NO. 62s SrH
II street southeast, nine rooms: lot S0xl0S: paved
street hydrant in yard terraoed flower garden price,
81, 500: one-haH cash, balance year. &. II. PAR
kER, 442 A. street southwest aul-at'
lroR SALE THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS
l' down town to immediate purchasers easy terms
Three-story brick house Of rooms. gas. water and
BATH Patent office. at s.. 500. Also. two-sory
brick of rooms, modern improvements. same loca-
ton, at g., $50; rent SOS. Also threestory brick,
rooms street 10th. az s. 100 three-siory 10
ro,m house. modern conyeniences. street 10th,
at 81 600; cost S. 900. Also beautiful story press
brick front house. aud cellar, 18th street
81, zoo. W. E. BURFoRD. Ills 4 street north
west iy2l
INoR SALE-3l5 ~ STREET NORTHwEST-A
H fine large Residence with brown stone front: laree
Lot with Stable ON the VIII b. sold 10 prompt
cash buyer at q great bargain. THOS. j. FISHER a
CO.. 1924 street northwest ty2T-
NOR sIE-NEw BRICK HOUSE. CORNER llrE
and East Capitol streets location unsurpassed park
Enclosed; two bay windows, and vault: plumbing per-
feet HARfEf SPALDING. 90 Corcoran Building.
tlq-lSts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-01
REoKEN TIE HOUSE OF PAIN.

BEokEN The HOUSE OF PAIN.
But
Thou builder OF the ADMINISTRATION,
I'd know thee Never shall taou b,,iIs
~ again
Ell These walls Of pain.
Broken thy house is and the ridgepo,e
eS-,,,ls split.
W Disease had fashioned it.
Safe pass thence, deliverance to obtain
Who co have uttered conceived that splendid de-
esnce save the one Personiied Blessing,
SANFORDS GINGER?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-01

Tennessee, KentueEy AMI Alabama will hold
elections during the present month. County Off
GERS In Tennessee VIII b. chosen on the III instant
next Thursday, and e the Some time a vote will
Dc taken upon P-OPo, ton to call convention
for revising and amending tie state constitution.
While party lines uet distinctly drawn on this
question, tie republicans 'r,rllly favor the call
Ing OF a convention and thc democrats oppose it.
Should q convention De- er.-Te,j. delegates will be
chosen at Tn Eao u,T sicte .. elton, November 7th
and they VIII ss-.nbIH D.. - performance Of the
duty imposed Upon tL..I Z IL state capitol Oh
The sCloDi TEeS!5y II icNt I'll Outside OF the
state very Ht.e Interest b .e!t in this election,
it h.,s Il bearing upon taa s-.tt election which
follow il Ngva4atc-.
On The sth instant eIeot'r;- 7~II be hell IN Ken
tEc,y 1rI AiIi' ma. T -- state WEI elect
CLERK CT tn cont OF apps. al though il is an
Off-yeSr, the event IS i.y e. SIS II uEEs1ai inter-
est for Kentucky elect =. =. e. Of dcElGcrl tic
opposition 10 the raeular .: lai-aa that N deeat
hiIa. The democratic Can #.ista is Capt. Thomls
j. Henry. who IS opposed by Col r. T. Jacobs. an
Independent democrat, supported BY the ''GnlGn
de9sOcracy' and endorsed ~ the Tcpubli .,nS.
There is a prohibition anIitata. w Alexander
Lusk, in the field. but he does Hot count for any
thing, as tae votes east FOR him VIII not in the
least affect TIE result.
. The most important OF the August elections is
that OF Alabama, which also takes place the
7th. Al the state officers, from governor down,
full house or representatives. and oIe-baf OF the
State senate Will De chosen. The head OF the demo-
cratic ticket Is Gen F. Z \. OEe-l, Who is opposed
by Col. James l. Sheffield. nominee of the coal!-
tionists, comprising indereH rntS, republicans and
greenb2cker5- y L. :. ) nat.r 10 succeed Hon.
John 7. Morgan Will be chosen by the legislature
&c be elected. The CoatioGists are making more
determined opposition canvass than has been
waged against the democrat Tor some years, but
tn latter count confidently uTCn success. Tine
colored republicans have not taken Kindly TO poll
tcal utilization with iEa.f,. -iISntS and green
hackers. md the coalition " i lose good many
votes from this class The vote c. Alabama in the
last presidential election = l5r Hancock, 9I1S5;
GaTtsiI, 5t,2-I; Weaver, 4,Gi2-a democratic ma
jority over al OF 30,3-2 Til" LAST legislature was
practically, unanimously deGocrltic, there b lag
Only SIX members opposed 10 TT party CIT or q
total q I Ii the deiu1cTt~ cary tle -slatuTe,
o. which there is really 70 doubt. S.nltor Morgan
Is sure Of reelection, he h., TIE Unanimous sup
port o. his party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-01

ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.
WEAVER. KENGLA cos
LAUNDRY SOAP
ASTRONOMICAL. BECAUSE 1T IS PURE: Rr1Nc
FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS
MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY. SILL
CATE, &C.. WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAa OUT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES
II Is SAFE. BECAUSE IT IS MANUFACTURER
FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS. VIZ: STEAM
REFINED IALLOw PKEPARED BY OURsELVEs).
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR
kETARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM
THE CARCAsSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS
THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH
WITH OUR NAME.
FOX SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY.
AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE
mS 1914 WATER STREET. GEORGETOWN, DC.
pRIvATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
H. Il. DODGE
Bonds. Stocks and Investment Securities Bousb. ana
Sold on Commission.
No. $50 18th STREET eCORCORAN BuI,DJNc
Agency for Prince and Whitley Stock Brokars
e4BRoADwAx NEW YORK.
Every class Of Securities bought and sold On COMMITS.
sion In San Francisco. baltimore Philadeanh,. ~
York. Boston and Washington. Orders executed on IN.
New York Stock Exchange at eighth Of one
commission. Private and direct telegraph wires to
Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York and Boston. through
which orders are executed on The Stock Exchanges
those cities and reported back promptly Quotation,
ciStocn and Bonds and information regarding tina
Aarkess recetved through our wires INSTANTLY dl-
rect nom tfs Nsv Ynrk stock Kxchanxa.s IS s.:
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-THE SOUTH STOREROOM UNDER
II Odd Fellows Hail. 18th street, which has been occr-
pied for years by the Howe Sewing Machine COM
pany win be for rent from and after tie lst of July
Apply to the Janit1r at the Hall. jy29-eo3t
LFOR RENT-A FINE STORE AND DWELLING,
Il Ola 9Th street, opposite Patent Office. Rent low
Inquire of A. EBERLY SONS 7lS eth St iy3i.Iw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-01

K NOS PAL ACE,
No. s14 SEVENTH STREET.
THE KING OF THE MILLINE RS,
AND THE GREAT LEADER OF FASHION.
YOUR LAST CHANCE.
Only few more of those elegant
FRENCH CHIP HATS.
at Soc. worth 81. so.
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF KINGS PALACE
TO BE SOLD OUT.
DUB NEW STORE WILL BE READY OCTOBER l.
While rebuilding will sell regardless of cost our ex
tensiye stock Of HATS. BONNETS. FLOWERS,
PLUMES, SILKS, SATINS RIBBONS LACES,
GLOVES. SILK MITTs. LACE FICHUs, scARFs,
EMBROIDERY, CHILDREN and MISSES HOSE,
LINEN ULSTERS. BLACK TREBLE ENGLISH
CREPE and LACE CAPS.
Having determined to reopen about October as soon
as our new building is completed, with an entire new
stock will sell our large and extensive stock for
less than cost We should advise all in need Of fashion
able and stylish goods not to miss this opportunity,
we are determined to se-price will be object-in
order to get rid of the goods. Remember you win
again have such chance for Bargains.
Don't fail to call at
KINGS PALACE,
S14 SEVENTH STREET.
Bear in mind that we have no branch store and no
connection with any other establishment i'll the city i29
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I 1PENS SEPTEMBER 18th.
SWITHIN c. SHORTLIDGE's oneida, PAD
ACADEMY AND GYMNASIUM

Students admitted and classified any time board
nx ssaSp ies EGu9s men and boys one Of the best
United States; always full A school for gentlemen
an G.h snd ali I"e
TO both advanced and backward pupils. Individual and
education Corrected PATRONS or students s0nn ay see
any studies or choose the regular English. SCIENTIFIC
Academy now in Harvard, Yale Princeton, Unver-
Ss ssoos h6assse hh and several
in any study and fitted for the September
I'll a land
ward " University graduate. } Media. Pa
has M trains daily 70 and from that city Me-
hbiting the sale of all intoxicating drinks je27eoSm
HAGERsIOwN, SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
Ss Rev. C: l. kEEDE' Principal IT;;ssssssss1
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE. MECHANICSBURG.
Rev r. p EGh si year. seRtensef 20
VOCAL MUSIC PARTICULAR attention r nt % be-
ng1nners. as well those wishing to be qualed for
dl-eo9m'
FREDERIcK FEMALE sEMINARY-sTATEC COL
leg1ate Institution Course thorough and
SsssIss nj
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE CORNER
oor Of a Gsses a dns sssop "a
its arrangements for training and daughters for
real me- Graduating exercises held last of May. No
vaeauon students received every month in the year,
ior INSTRUCTION. day or evening, by the month
quarter. SPRING AND SUMNER SESSIONS give students
from other schools opportunity for business training
Full information given ct the COLLEGE Office.
SARA A. SPENCER. Vice Principal. n''p Ms
WAsHINGToN CQNsERvAToRY OF MUsIo-AT
w TIMMS NEW HALLS. cor. It'll and Dn.W Fn-
trance on ID street. Thirteenth year. Piano Ovvpn
Voice, Singing. Violin, &c Twelve teachers. Fras
advantages. O. b. BULLARD. Director. tal- 7m.
=. s.W. corner 9Th and streets northwsst
Privately or In Class-Mathematics, LATIN (Sresar
French German and English. Special attention to pra.
arat1on Tor College. West Point Annapolis aud III COM
petitive examinations. Terms In advance. mil
Musical ACADEMY,
W1 l72l Dr. SALES ST., BET. OoNN. AVE. l7rR
STREET NoRTHwTsr.
Principal. J. p. CAULFIELD, Mus Doc
Studies resumed September 26th. f2-6m
MISS AMY LEAVITT. OF BOSTON, TEACHFR
w Of Vocal and instrumental Music and Harmony
Addrea 20 x street northwest. Lessons resumed
early in September. dlS
nGRs. 8. L. CADY's BOARDING SCHOOL, ron
WI Young Ladies. West End Institute, New Hayen
Gem; Eleventh year. Superior facilities. Send Ia
WAsmNGTOH C0II10IATR M6TTTUTEl
Snaalasses esgSs%hsE 20 1881: pE dEe2lsrs
fkas tzhdSsk 10 s1d i657 - 49, - -
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

LOR SALE-TEN ACRES IMPROVED LAND.
fifteen minutes Of street cara neat cottaFe nifty
trees IN bearing Price, 81. 500. Apply ct KENNEDYS
TTOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-BEAUTIFUL AND
burg lots !3xl2S feet; for sale exchange for Wash
nst on IN E s s.s For
Capitol street. or JOHN STEPHEN. Bladensburg.
Nd. jy14-lms
Tor SALE OR ExCHANGE-A FINE TOBACCO,
improved, under high state Of cultivation; win sel
BORN. Croonle station. B.kP.R R.. Nd. jyls-eo2w
IHOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOB CITY PROP
crty. Farm three miles from Bladensbwg confaiuing
500 acre ehtrd c1nazod land. suitable lor g1I011.
iag as 1 AZ PaEPess. Heod neagh = ~ gtss
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

NOR sALE-CHEAP-BRAUTI LOT FRONT
ing three streets and reservation; located on 9th ST.,
Massachusetts, avenue and c street. Stanton square,
Green statue. Capitol Hill. Terms easy. AT a0s 9th
street northwest. tylI-lm
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS sPALDING's YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY.
W 2o4 \. S5th street, West Philadelphia. Pa,
viii Reopen
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18TH. 1882.
aul-tu, tn, s-39t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-01

WESLEYAN COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES,
NILMINGToN DELAWARE.
Fall Session VIII open SEPT. 18th. For Circulars.
&c, address Gaul-lm'l Rev. JOHN WILSON. PHI. ID.