Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1877, Page 4

-— EVENING STAR. _ BATURDAY... September 15, 1977. Weather Indications To-day. Orrick oF CHIFF SIGNAL OFFICER,? Washington, September 15, 1 For the middle states aod New England, falling, fcliowed by rising barometer, norib- east to southeast winds, seationary tempzre ature, clear or partly cloudy weather, exept fog er rain in the mitdie Atlantic stvies and cn the southern coas Sew Engiand. LOCAL NEWS. Amusrments, &¢, To-night. Fattonal Theater— George 8. Knight in “Or Theater Comique. Condensed Locals, Street lamps will be lighted at 10 p.m., edt at a. rm. rom J.C. Parker we nave the New York pape! in advance of the ma grand jury will umn Jay. They have already 12 reeogn! zance Cases. A marrage license was Issued to-day to Lewis een ard Lacy A. Nb in of Abie Arundel county, n and J Md. ©. Parker send us Mea for ngten, we have © ts sessions jail w J. Shillingt Fe) Sh " hiy October; A. lastevening, ed the maoner ons throughout ey for running Tue association ts in great necd large exenrsion was In the city to-day from New They came by tne Western Mars road, and occupied eight cars. They spent most of the day ir visit pg the puolic ings and « the siznis generaily. Farly vester the reside street same | ociety, closed F €an pore! t n Saal. of this « joKien. last 1 r. 3 ly, was ver medal for a collection of 10 | rth Capitol M. conversion. ch. bavy yard, which has been undergoing r rt pe four months. will be This venerubl t underscore a Purpose « n rity | fund of the Labor Ex lward Abner, | keeper staurar n street, bas of- fered t¢ - entire proceeds of his baer xt. The Si o give the pro of @ penie al their park, on Monday next, for the same purpose. a The Labor Exchange. KENTED—VRF}‘ARATIONS WORK, Wc. The executive commiitee of the Labor Ex- change have made arrangements with Mr. Barbonr. proprietor of the Seaton building, for the oceupancy as @ headquarters offi of the store room in that building, number #26 Louisiana avenue. This room ruas through to C street, making a front alsoon the latier street zumbered t1, but there is a double partition wall between, making two rooms. The one on Louisiana avenue 1s to be used 2s an office for males,and the C Street reom for fer At the last m Of the managers, Mr. J. P. Kiingle, of the county, volunteered to take cliarge of these rooms temporarily until the managers can determine Upon a proper person for general | tenéent, and yesterday Me. Sol Latrman of the committee on organ- laced some tables, desks and other © therein. ‘thher articles of fur- Will be added from time to ti with Mr. Klingle, Mr. in getting the wi OFFICES FOR niture 4p connection B. Hay will as-ist staried until permanent officers are select Mr sol mons yesterday furnished M ¥mery, temporary secretary, with suggestions as to the manner of blank forms to be used and also forms for books of re; try, which will probabiy be adopted by committe. Th registry books for in blank, spaces f pame, re ce, Oconpa’ state of health, number 1 children or wards, age, beipless. number of sick, hature of sickness, what “ have empioyn ¢: also, <5 interregator Will you go ont of the triet to work?” “How far will you go” ow r family i “How ident of tae Districs ts Will be furnisbed each of the comn their re- Speetis e distr fetall to tbe registers kept at the b after iney bave been filled up cants will be required t two responsible an ry rs, and by the apy be Gudorset n eit ans, certifying to the fects contained in ther Before they are entered upon the regisiry beoks it Is thenght the committee will re- | quire them to be submitted to the police for Falifieation, by which imposizions will be prevented.’ Similar books of registry wil probably be kept of the employers of the | borers, macchanics and others, wherever lacy may be, inerder to afford a guarantee of gocd faith en their part, and that their em- ploy«s will be fairly dealt wih and paid their services. | A mee of the committee will be held | this ever Mice of Messrs. Fite & | Fox. —_-——_ A PRroTRAcTED Pic Nic ~ On Wednesday a@ anion pie-nie of the Sunday schools of the s Fortion of Anne Arundel county ake placeat Jack. R | | Healtt last night, Prof. Langston in the | between Ist The following is a of tion sent by the Distriet Commiss: terday to ex-Surveyor Wm. F. «We are informed by the Surveyor of the District of Columbia that a large nuinber of valuable papers, plats and surveys, belong- reser of he Bite, isin as | property o! ict, are m: } Ris omice. We are also informed that the missing documents are In your ion. We bave therefore to request that you will | at once return them to us or to the Surveyor of the District all papers, plans, plats and memorandum surveys made by officers or employes of the District of Columbia which came Into your hands during your term of office as sar veyor ofsaid District, and which are now in your possession.” In ease of refusal or failure to return them the attorney has been directed toenter sult | of replevin for them. SUIT AGAINST EX-SURVEYOR FORSYTH. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Birney filed in the | circuit Court of the District a replevin suf in which it is set forth that Wm, Forsyth tains certain papers. fles. cocumerts, &¢ | which belong to the District. The property for which the District enters snit is valuel | in the declaration at $.0,000. The bond was filed, and unless Mr. Forsyth gives a counter bond the marshal will make a demaad upon him for the deeuments, &e, claimed by the | istrict joners yes- LIABILITY OF NATIONAL BANKS. For the purpose of aiding persons who de- sre to make a test lo the liability of the national banks of this District ander the per- sonal tax law, Mr. Birney, atiomney for the Iustret, ina letter to the District Commis- sioners, proposes that each national bank pay the sm vot due by ft under the personal tax Jaw, necompanying the payment with a protest ‘against the legality of it. He says “Let then one of the national banks sue in assumpsit for money had and received, set- ting forth in @ special count all the facts, in- cluding their action in regard to making the reinri eof the schedule required by the act i woleen ur to this special count, and the +stion Can be brought up on short notice, uncer the rules, for disenssion before the court, ard carried promptly to te higher art’ by either party. A stipulation can be de that the case shall be tried as atest one, ad that in the event of its decision against the District the amount paid In by the na- | ions! banks shalt be refunded.” THE PRICE OF COAL. Messrs. Jolinson Brothers, contractors feraishing coal for the District governme: have been notified that as the coal pr iy use by the Disiriet governn anced in price fully one dollar per pause of the late railroad strike, that, , they will be allowed naif lar per thus dividing the rise due to the strike equally between the contractors aud the Distriet. Bs was to-day ap nh fer Whe trict. }OSEPT G. WATERS Minted by the D: loners a Commissioner of fic Dt of Georgetown who has removw ROVEMENTS, FTC. Provperty-hoiders on IWib street, from T to | 11 Cary streets, have petitioned the Di ct authorities for repairs on that street_so &S to throw off the surface drainage. The matier bas been referred to the eagineer, The condition of the roadway at tbe inter- fection of G street and Virginia avenue | northwes thas also been complained of by the citizens in that vicinity ana a remedy asked tor. bh street, between K and streets southeast, is in a bad condition, and the citizens there have petitioned for relief. Mr. Jokn Frizzell, by his attorney, has filed @ claim for damages on accouat of the mau- ner of work done on the canal road, and requests the difficulty removed. Complaints have been made at the office of the District Commissiovers at the manner in which 2d street southeast and other streets Lave recently been swept. LICENSES. Treasurer Dodge reports that ouly six con- traciors out of seventy-seven, have paid their license forthe present year, and some of the six complain that they’ have not been tairly dealt with. Only seven of the list of one hundred and séyenteen claim agelts have paid licenses. ‘A complaint of quite @ large number of citizens residing on Mth street northwest was received to-day by the Commisstorer of the imperfect sewerage on that street from | T to Bourdary sireets. The paper was re- ferred Lo the engineer. Mv. J. G. Stafford has made application to be allowed to utilize his st.ne crushing ma- chine on © street southwest, in sawing and splitting wood, and to build a wharf at the ivot of O street. i Contractor D. W. Batley has completed the resurfacing of the coucrele pavement on ( between od and 5:h streeis north west. -\ pplication has been made by the residents on Raryiand avenue. between Ist z streets east, for the erection of str thi r ferred to the Engineer. o er C. W. Cacningham repor's that ow-ng to that portion of the chain-gang as- sizred to the parking commission being turned tp, he is left with three sab-overse r whom he has no employment. Complaint has been made that the sewer- trap +t the northeast corner of Indiaia ave- u i ist street is Of insuflicient capacity. ‘operty-holders on 20th street, be- sireetand New York avenue, ha ed \o Pave trees planted on that sire. ). BIRNEY AND ATTORNEY = FEE Tn relation (o the published statement that Mr. Birney. attorney for the Disirie:, pro- poss to meke w good taing out of the three thousand suits for title on account of del n- Xes upon inquiry of that oillcer it d that he had already in-iruc d t to tax up any attoracy’s fess —_-—__ THE BOARD OF HEALTHU—A Threw/ened Endenic—At a meeting of the Board of what ver. cbair, some wooden structures in alley be- tween Cand [and 3d.and 4% streets south- West were condemned as nuisances, and the health officer was ordered to ubate them. A communication was received from the health officer asking that the boant make special effort with the District Commissioners for the abatement of stagnant water on O street, 1 North Capitol streets north- west. Zymotic diseases are now prevailing in that Vicinity, especially diphtheria, of which, as reported by physicians, there Is a threatened endemic. ‘ne Sanitary commit- tee Was directed to confer with the Commis- sioners on the subject. A complaint of the that day. about 1 showers, and as U they core uded te day, however, ¢ out, and the err tuson, of re sene aud ¢ t of crear of the y railroad | their trains at tae ng the grounds a num. compa, round? 0.0. F—Gr On Monday morning. at 4 o'clock, the Grat Lodge of the United States, 1. 0. O. F., w meet in anpual session tn Baiti ¥.1) continue im session during ti The delegates from this District are John F. iner and Wm. R. McLean, repre- senting the Grand Lodge, and J. T.Given, the Grand Encampment, and Past Grand Sire Fred. D. Stuart. In connection with this meeting of the «rand Lodge, the Uni- formed Patriarchs battalion of this eity have Srrangements with the Baltimore and TO pad for special excursion te! ets lo Baltimore and return, grood from date Of issae, commencing to-day, until the 23th dustant inclusive, on any trains except the limited express, $100. The uniformed battalion last evening changed their hour of Jeav ing ou Monday meraing to ¢ 5), SO as to ebable them to reach Baltimore tn time to fein the Baltimore Patriarchs in escorting the Representatives of the Grand Loige from their headquarters at Barnum’s hotel to the Gay street ball. A special train for the ac. commodation of the Oid Fellows and their families will leave on Monday, at 2) a. ad those not wishing to spend the da; Baltimore will be conveyed directly to Dratd Hill Park, where arrangements, Including hotel accommodations, have been mae for @ grand family and fraternal picnic. —_-__ RUILDING ASSOCIATIONS —At the sth | Teguiar meeting of the Franklin Cooperative Batiding Asrociation, Monday. Sept. 10, | seven shares were redcemed at <1 each, #2,52071 and $100 Was advanced at 80 per | cent. ‘At the regular month!y mecting Jefferson Cooperative Batiding Association, Tuesday, Sept. 11. $6,160 was advanced at ai Average rate of $i per cent | At the 7th regular monthly meeting of the | Arlington Cooperative Building Association $8,700 at an average premium of 75 per cent —_—e— Hovsk FURNISHING 1 DS.—Carpets, | sheeting cottons, Marseilles spreads. crotchet | "preads. table linens, Turkey red linens, | Bapkins. towels, blankets, comforts, cassi- Meres for men and boys, Canton Mannels, Petes, Hamburg édging; fall and nler ¢r: is cheap, at 2's, Pean- sylvania avenue. 1)? *t Towson's, P + we aud | m., ¥ in | Weregisurar of P | | took place In Camberland on Wi uniidy condition of the public urinal on the 8 = at the intersection of Louisiana aye- and 7th street was read, and the health r was ordered to have itubated. A re- Uon was adopted that a fee of &2 be re- d ip advance for ali transeripts fur- nished persons from the books of the offic) of ai statistics. al last opportunity night in Mardei’s new piay ‘The performance Is a very tater- Knight isan excellent evin th lond apy 1 s Maud ¢ w drama entitled « aptation from cer is beautitul and bas lo.g been ahard and patient stad od has already earned an enviable reputa- % #8 an emotional actress. “Broken Vows’ will afford an ample fleld for the dis- Jay of her talents. She will be supported y Mr. Ford’s new company, which is said to be the best stock company that Washing- ton bes seen for many years. Theater Comvjue.—The programme at the Popular Comique will undergo a complete «bange for next week, when some very tractive features will add to tne already | large audiences. ——_-—___ TAXABLE FEES OF ATTORNEYS.—Gen. B. F. Butler, it ts said, will take steps upon the assembling of the next Con; to procure & repeal of that section of the revised laws of the District which allows att ‘8 taxed fees on all suits brought tn this District. The section now reads:—In suits at common law in the Supreme Court the taxable fee of an attorney shall he five dollars only, and in suits in chancery shall be ten dollars only.” Urtil within a few years past the lawyers’ taxable fee was twenty dollars in every case. ont, Gen. B. proposes that the fee of the lawyer shall dey entirely on bis contract. If tnis section be repealed the clerk of the court will no longer make lawyers’ fees a portion of the costs in each case. ee WASHINGTON RIFLEMEN IN NEW York.—Col. J. O. P. Burnside, Prof. Hiark- bess, and Messrs. James E. Bell and Charles H Laird, of the Long Range Rifle Club of this District, left for New York yesterday to represent the District in the state rifle matches. They have recently been prac. Ueing near Benning’s, and have made some ¢xeellent shots. Mr. Laird won the Burnside badge at a test trial of 1,050 yards. Benin nes acta SUFFERERS from dy! Dary affections should X uider's «Melliston” a fair trial. It has given relief when numerous other well ad- remedies have failed. Possessing inarkable curative qualities, it acts also as . For sale at gli 7th —{ Med. Adv. t ‘Est Pornre! * Anderson, of Rockville, will Be uimeinen by Congressman Walsh, of cadet tn West Point, he having tans ede, ® Suceess- ful im the competitive examination which ednesday — and pulmo. not fail to give Chris. re AN Fxprro W: [Alex. Press, th a | New Dry Goops at Carter's, 707 Market Space; colored cashmeres, black cashmeres. black silks and black alpacas, very cheap: red and white wool flannels, blankets, Can ton flannel, shawls, shecting cotlen, bed lieking. t The Milk 5 4 GOOD RECEIPT FOR ADULTERATING IT. Editur St: If che self-righteous, com- laining milkmén mentioned in Wednes- a ‘8 STAR Will aduiteraie the ( ) pure milk they say iney cannot sell, tal it from the! poor native cows, with plenty of cornme®.1, ground oais, beets, clover and | timothy Pay. sweet corn, fodder, sowed corn, | &c., and havea cultivat:d re for them to | rup In, instead of pice garlic and No. 1 weed | pastr.res, fresh prime brewers’ grain and eboice, ‘selecte XX household slops, naked but hearty and strong cornstalks, &c., ‘hey will pot find it necessary to send in Proporitions to the Board of Health for milk- Toute contracts. The board has no such routes to sub-let, it having been “resolved against” I might aucdd to the above receipt the use of a large sponge and basin of clean water to each cow before milking, the use of a curry-comb and brush on each at least once a day, and to guard against mistakes it Is well to state that the sponge, water, curry-comb and brush sbonld applied externally, not given as focd. Have a clean and weil venti- jated barn and yard in summer time, and a warm and cor fgg stable in winter, ar have cleanliness @ milk vessels and persons of those handling the milk a prime consider- ation. A perfect system(cood milk or butter is never made by guess) and personal supe: Vision of intelligent owner i: every depar ment, abd @ good, cold spring for extra ting ibe animal beat, by cooling Immediately after milking. If the foregoing receipt is followed, smaller matters re quiring attention will show them- selves instantly, and the complaining par- ties will bave no trouble to find in our city & large pumber of people claiming to be intel- ligent, but just dull enough to buy sueh milk ata fair living price—10 cents per quart, or GcBts per gallon, less 5 per cent. for cas’. Now, if they want to excel, let them add a few fre Alterney cows to their herd, be Promptly “on time” in delivering at the hour aesired, rain, show Or shine, regardless of immediate expense, and never have or uecd excus¢s for quality of material, measure, or manner of delivery. Then they can have lfe leases on their customers as long as they follow the above | | receipt, for they (the customers) “Went bot lite here be But want that litt : antelean * ALDERNE JE st. n.w. cuiccieesaico Htesaal ke Excursions, Picnics, &c. Battin: jon to Balti- mere Le. A speei train fo: Monday ats. | Rm. See Sunde Excursions.The Mary Washir ton, the Cockade City and the Mattano, wake trips dowa the Potomac to morrow. erUsercents, “s Gardin cond mu Grove, No. 1, L nie of the 0. D., on - AT THE NAVY YARD. anit 1 ship car- wyer, L boat. builder, 18 horers 9 oiners, 1 block mak 6 copper refers; all # , Will go to work an Mo: 's depar tof th nent equisition having been app Se to , $450, lot 1, of sub. of 7 and Jobin Hayes to John Suilivan, 20), parts is and 1%, sq. 544, W.T. Hate! zabeth Masters, $225, lot Ruey to W. H. Dickmon, $69 -°—— Tue DEMAND for seats in the public | schools this week bas exceeded the supply, and the rush for school books at Robert's Bookstore has been unprecedented. The new patent book covers introduced by him free of charge are immensely popular. eee BEsT furnaces, ranges, stoves, &e , cheap at Moran's, 2126 Pennsylvania avenue. + ——_<+—__ ~ PRIME NORFOLK OYSTERS received daily at John’s Restaurant, corner 7th and Dsts. + Reap iteED's AD. in this paper and see if it suits you. t GEORGETOWN. SUDDEN DEATH oF HuUGU CAPERTON, Fsa —Hugh Caperton, esy.. a prominent citizen aud & well-known lawyer of this place, died very suddenly, of paralysis of the heart, at Lis residence on 1st street, last evening about 9 o'clock. For the past’ two days Le had been somewhat unwell, but was on)y cor fined to Lis rcom for oneday. Yes- terday moraing he was in almost his usual | health, but about 6 o'clock in the evening | alarming symptoms exhibited themselves, | aud at o'clock he died. Mr. Caperiou was | born in Unio», Monree county, Va., in 1522, | and was consequently years of age. His father, Hugh Caporfon, was a prominent Virginian, and forseverai terms represented his district In Cougres. Ailan Caperton, the late Senator from Virginia,was abrother of the deceased. Atthe early age of 16 Mr. Caperton graduated at Georgetown college. going thence to the University of Virginia. where he graduated at law. Returning to Georgetown he married a daughter of Mrs. Mosher, ard has practiced law here since | i ne. Previous to the war he hai a d lucrative practice, bnt since then s been but little in active business. As | alawyer he stood in the front rank of the Profession. For many years hs was law recorder of the corporation of Georgetown. Healso served with marked abilityon tue j recent commission appointed by the Sa- preme Court of the Disiriet, under au uct of | Congiess, to revise the Lews of the District of Columbia. By his death Georgetown losses @ god citizen and the profession of the law a bright light. GRat~ TRADE.—Arrivals— Boat Medley, With S90 bushels wheat and 25 bushels corn), to Hartiy & Bro.; also 500 bushels wheal, to H.M. Taibott. Boat Boyer, with 1.400 bush. cis wheat and 2,10) bushe!s corn, to J. G. & JM. Waters. FRCHANTS’ EXCHANGE.—Offerings on ‘Change, 7 /*0 bushels wheat, with sales as follows: 0 bushels at S157 3; 500 bushels at $14 bushels at $1 ) bushels at ai! uushels at 14%; (00 busgels at elas 55 S00 by —\-re-___ waThe principal reasons for suspecting that Osman Pasha isa Kentuckian is that he uses a plug of tobaccoa day, takes bis whiskey straight and talks about “the - iege of K-yars, sah.”—[™. ¥. Gommerciat ee Banirs sre A: institution, and should be guarded from atiacks of cotiv, flaiulence, ete., by Dr. Bull ¢ Baby Syrup. Price 2 cents per bottio A G00) PREVENTIVE FOR NEU- ie th PAULGIA AND CATARSH e angil-tr DEMONGEOT S AYCIENIO Wios. [HE SEASIDE LIBRARY. 1. Fast Lynne. By Mre Wry Wood... n Linttar. Gent. By Misa M one Eyre, By Charione Br 4 Weman Hater. Chartes Read 7 5, Jules Ver ue’s latect.. 61 peti, By Bulwe : 7A 6 Ritot. won en 200 8. The 'y Mary Cecil Bay cine 2.0 5 8y MC. Hay. 0. Ti By Wilkie Cline. M The Mi By George Eliot 2. The Amnertran Senator, By Trollope. ..ssmees 20 | 13. A Princess of Thule, By Wiltiam’ Biack..20e | 14. Tie Dead Secret, By Wilkie 15. Komiola, By George Eliot at 16. The Fil of Ire By 5 eet 1 Hidden Pertls. By Mary Cecil Hh te 1s. Barlara’s History By Amelia B 19 A Territle Temptation. By Charles Ber 2. Old Ceriostty Shop, By Char'es Bi: Kou! Play By Cbatrles Rea ace wmeceooneWs 22 Man and Wile, By Wiikie Collins -eesewsese sense ne DUO BB. The Suire's Leeary, By Mary 0 Has 28. Newer'Too Late to Mond, By haa. 25. Lady Adelaide's Oath, J hire. 23. durova Boyd, By Mist MB. Braddon. iE Vicor and Vamowiched, By MG. Hay. -Bo 38 4 Dauenter of Heth, BY William Brack. ----We 29. Nora's Love Test, B Hy Cecil Hayao We W. Her Dearest Foe, By Mts. Alexanier.. 7” “36 SL Love Me Littie. Love Me Lone, ©. Readarnt0e 38. The Queen of Hearts, By Wilkte Collina.-.We ‘Lover. M.A Simpleton, By Charles Reade ...... ee 35. Feit Holt, the Radical, By Qeorze Bliot.20 3M: Tie Wooine 6, By Mra Alexauder ape SE The Mystery, By Mire Henty Wocd..m 99 39. Jranhoe, ir c. +0 10: seaneae-cemnene SUC &. Tie Hetr to Ashley. By Meas teary Woodreee 4). White Lees. By Charles Ooens-weveewsese eevee aves INO 42. Hide and Serk, By W Is te Coliins................. 200 43. Hector Servadar, + Verve. 44. The Tower of London. W. Ban rar Seeret, By Mre-Henry Wood sete t0s 46. Heritage of Langdale Mra. Alexander....200 + In Silk A tire, By Wi'ltam Black... M00 iS Tye Strange Adventures Wa Phaton, By Wi acl ‘m. 49. G S. Haady Andy, By Sam liede Wiene; or: Held’ tw Bondage; By? Under the Grcenmacd Tris “Shea” Waray Kilmeny, By Wiliam BUR sce oeecsrseemceccsseel : The Lost Baek Notes By Mracii, ine 53. The Monarch of M: « Lane. 84. Under Two Flags, By 15. A Water City, Ry “Ouida? FS Onide” SA. Strathmore ‘sormeammanssesees. + -e-ensenene DONS : “Round the World Australia, By re Voyage R ws “ates Werva: peed jeder. * Or ida” @. Ghaniigs Br ith : man 61. Voyare Round the World South di censors aereccmmes OG ote Seoersncctaans iia Farin seniemeacirane anna ale b: and ‘paid, posrigt of Tees Coe fot. thal at ‘Twenty five cents for Double Nambers, by GEORGE MUNHO, Vandewater st., NY. EMOREST PATTERNS. pool Sis deena “i Schoo) and Blank Books speciaities, | Address Pulvermacher Gaivanic Co., New | Sepportea be READING NOTICES. IF THERE IS ANY AILMENT more dread- ful than headache, we are at a loss to know what it is Lodilie’s Headache Specific cures ‘50 cents. at once. CITY ITEMS. DELICIOUS COOKERY.— The mostdelicious, light. white and wholesome biscuits, rolls, Muflins, Wailes, cornbread cake, &c.,are pos- sible to every table by using the celebrated Dooley’s Yeast Powder. It is absolutely pure, and will go much further in use than other kinds of haking powder. It is impossible to fail with itin baking. Ask your grocer for it, and do not be put off with any other. wu CATARRH, OFFENSIVE DISCHARGES FROM THE HFAD AND ALL CHRONIC DISRASES SUCCKS*FCLLY TREATED. That the timid and disappointed may feel the utmost assurance and contidence in the good faith of Doctor Hariley, he generously proposes to attend, all persons, rich or poor, Free ot charge, until the best eviaence and Most convineing proofs of his success have been realized from his treatment. Doctor Hartley's ce and residence, 934 New York avenue, near 10th street. ——_e—— KEELER’s New METHOD AND POINTS of interest and advantage to gentiemea in purchasing their fine garments, to which we invite the careful scrutiny ofthe public. Oar large experience and facilities we use for tae | benefit of our customers in lowering prices of fine work. We employ the best of workmen in every department. You run no risk, as allmoney is refuuded in case they do rot fit. The guarantee protects the buyer from avy loss whatever. You pay for no bad de! as the terms are cash to all. You can select your goods from my sainpies, which repre- sent all the desirable styles in the eity, or any dry goods or cioth house. You pay only | & wholesale rate for making and trimming. | You save one third and often more. Dicker ing and debate are done away with by us. Everybody gets our best. without having to a-k fer if. Cali and see specimens of gar- ments made up and price Hst,and pro: thereby. JOuN M. Keecrr, Room 1, Vernon Row, 10th sireet and Pennrylvania avenue. FASHIONABLE HATS AT PorvLan PRICES. Gents’ Fall Style Broadway Silk Hat Fine Stiff Derbys amt Helmet Very nice fine Soft Ha: Mess Heavy Wool W Boys? and Children’ for dress and school w re. to & E Store, 1€ pound equals 4 of soap. sien Tne Rrason Why « Aladdin Seouri er oceurred f best In the world. Ali sell it. Try it, and you wili have no olner. Take nothing but Aladdin. The above Cilcan be had at Geo. Ryneat, Jr.'s, (59 D street north 8,11,3: - ER OF THE DA ny Windsor will joiletof the fashic REFORM Is THEO ket soap that Old Bri be removed from the world. The purest and most fragrant is of the old London firm-J. & EB. Atkin- fon. wks but ——> HAPPY TIpinos for nervous snfferers, and those who have been dosed, dragg ed and quacked. Pulvermacher’s Electric Belts effectually cure premature debility, weak- ness, and decay. Book ani Journal, with information worth thousands, mailed free. York City. . 6,13,dakly To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We wish to call attention to A. Fiscaer's Chemical Scouring and Dyeing Establishment, No. 996 G atreet “near 9h street. By promptly ado, ing the latest improvements, whether of American or European invention, he is en- abled todo his work in a manner ‘not to be equaled, by those not postesting these facil. tes. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies and Suits are, in fact, the cheapest in the city op acconnt of his superior work. Give him a call—906 G street. “Punctuality guar- ax AMUSEMEN NATIONAL THEAT CAMILLE. SEPTEMBER 17—ONE WEEK ONLY. The Young wna Gitted Artiste MISS MAUD GRANGE MR. LOUIS L. JAMES . AND 1iih NeW owaMATiv COMPANY. CAMILLE, | In active rehearsal, CAMILLE. on entirely new play CAMILLE, lof the Emotional School, CAMILLE |adapted from the French CAMILLE, \by Hart Jackson, Bay, CAMILLE. Entitled CAMILL BROKEN VOWS. MATINEE SATURDAY, AT 2. Sept. 24—-THE DANICHa#Fs, with an extra ordinary cat sopls-tr HEATER COMIQUE, ilin Street, BELOW PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. » VERY NIGHT. and Children EVERY WED- SATURDAY AFTERNUON. FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. Variety, Drama. Burlerque and Camedy. nova2-ly MARKRITER'S i FREE ART GALLERY AND STORE, No. 626 E Street. Chotee O11 Paintings, Kugravings, Chromos, &c. Also largest stock of Paper hangings, Window Shades Pictures, Frames, Picture Cor.s and Tas sels, Kings. Nails, &c., in the District. ‘Tres Casu. B27” Pl ase remember Name and Number. jyl ly W IS THE TIME TO SELL.—Ladies’. Gents and ( hildren’s cast-off Wearing Apparel, Borts. Shoes. &c owt extraordinary high cash prices at JUSTH § O14 Stand, No 61® D st. nw. All notes by mail will be promptly attended t), ‘eel3-tr PROFESSIONAL. DE, QEQRSE KELLOGG HAS RETURNED Wrehington. Oftice. No. LBBB G stroet, Hours: 9 to ML, m.,2 to 2 aud4 to7 p sepid-im™ BSB JOUNSON. OCULIST AND PHYSICIAN. OMc— G14 G street northwest, vetween Gtd and Tth streets, sepy-Im™ FPESEY 3. ENNIS, 712 O wircet. Opposite Pat ent Oifice, Kivctrician snd Model Maker, 6x- periments! work ® specialty. Expert in Pateut TALBOTT, a Cane Jes ly hover to southeast comer D4. = iis Eatreets northwest, my%ly per eet. DEN BEANK, WHITE, Tho Magoecic Ucaler, 521 lWrh stroet n.w_, treats eaccesstaliy the moa obstinate Chronic and Acute Diseases. Conaultation free. Office houre—8to Iam, and $to8 p.m, jel5-ly" D4. RB. PARSONS, DENTIST —Otice and reat- dence, L108 F street northwest. Teeth, extracted on Ta niays and Thaiedays Sor ewe the poor Sree of cha: M sce yer STRERT. marl-ly Over Thounpaon’s Drag Store, . DUKE. DENTIST, 423 7th strect south: ey taful sets of Teeth, 88; ect hyped, tracting withont 3 tions warranted. Sceurren & BAK EMAN, RTISTS, WRESCO, DECORA’ BG), BECOMATL YR, Aid rer desertion . street northwest. ‘727 Mh . SPECIM) ROOM. 710 BK streot northwest. jani-1 = Natron i ‘WaAsHL |. D. O. MMER RESORTS. SU Vv) iL, SARATOGA BSPRIN Wier tens gue sad: renovated ‘Horms 910 %0 917.50 S. G. YOUNG. J. M. Youne YOUNG'S PATENT DETERGENT. The most perfect substitute for SOAP and POTASH ever invented. One pownd equal to ee For bold cleani ing Clothes, Flannels and Blankets, 46 1s unsarprased. ome | by Grocers and Drauggists at 25 cents per 8. G. YOUNG & CO. Sth aut Oc | EE atin od Poun’a ave. sepll-tr Pp ss AND FISSURE. Dr. SHEADER, office room $5 Pt. Oload Bund. 414 bo Ready made best Cutters, and with fed ss Tailoring establishment in the United States. to leave their orders for «uiteat KERN'S. sel-3m_ ‘SFL bie c. Branch Bajtimors “birt ¥: BD! oF gurta M. 8125 Fine DRESS 8HIRTS, resis 80 ce: lia Boy's Fin: ousy oply 25 centea pair. Six Fi COLLARS for gi gt ar ntted to give satisfaction. p H ATS, | at (WALTER KER'S. CANES. 1419 Penna. av. engti-tr rT HomMpson’s, FIT, PUBCHASER BATi | ze = Le Droit Betiding F, & Se1BERCER, . Successor to H. F London & Oo.,) CITIZENS’, ARMY AND NAVY M 1 a | tory, #: b E u t 10 clock 8. m.; Clore at Lo clock. Be! before offered to the Washington pnbl'c. ENTLEMEN’S GOODS. ows 414 MERCHANT TAILORING PARLORS, 414 Ninth street, ‘Contains the largest and choicest assortment of MERCHANT TAILOBING GOODS IN deals ou!) ja PIECE GOODS, and he kee jarments, employs none but score of skilled workmen to turn out as good Garments, as well made artistically cut as any first-class Merchant Gentlemen will find it to their material advantage BES GuEATER, TEQ% ANT at a LN z (NESS? ‘act OLS F Street Noriwest. Wasmiugioc. Doe va DB. 0. We make the FINEST DERSS SHIRTS ER tp the most ate manuer for $3.25. ine DRESS SHIRTS made to orde> or Wan inand Twenty-one Handred Linen, for wie sof Wamn- MIBTS, Waterew ist More . Watertwist Mar- hteen Hundred Ltuen, for 6) centa, DBKSS SHIBTS, 12, 12% and IS Ince, cents. Fine Four-ply Beversitie OOF FS inest Four ply LINEN All goods made aod aslity and oe reonaater tta Muslin and Twenty-one Bua: Fine DRESS Eig! > All goods sold are evaran he money returned. One p ar rou. i The best and cheapest j#aTs. UMSRELLAS jand CANES in tho UMBRELLaS, {ja0 ir pce! LEDBOIT BUILDING nn factares to orter X BEST DERSS SHINTS FOR £13 Se. MATERIAL. ANU WORKMANSHIP UNSOKRPASSED. 3 UB MONEY KE city for the neato car od order at pleasnre froas | ra, Curis, Drawers, @e stock. MEN'S FINE FCRNISHINGS. THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, MEROBANT TAILOR, Metropotitan Hotel Brown, IWi-ly No. G17 Fan's ave,. Washingt aE 1 CUNNINGHAM, PRACTICAL HAT * TER, fs prepared todo all kinds of work nthe Hat line. ircinding Silk, Reft, Straw id Bill Hace. Sacisfaction guaranteed, Fac: myitr ORGETOWN ADVERM TS. A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDE 8S the Washington Turnpike Company wil pe beld at the Farmers’ and Mechanica’ Naticaal Bank. MONDAY, Cctover Mth. 1577, for the ¢ ion of ® President. Treasurer and eight Manag feserve for the year next eranivg. Polls open st seple 26 W.LAIRD, Jk., Treasurer, SCHOOL BOOKS of ind« at Prices, also, blank Books ana $ seps-ly 144 Bri FORTY-SIX YEARS ESTABLISHED. DYEING AND SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT city. Received and returned from W. MN. WHEATLEY's PREMIUM STEAM Office, 40 Jefferson GEORGETOWS, D. 0. Work sent for and delivered to any tm the vad to any piace tn the ee = % : myT-tr ‘Send us yonr orders. [HE BIG “T”’ STORE. E. rocers, — Do. 37 Bridge Streat. Cur Specisitics— FINE TEAS ard COFFERS. No Liquors. Proprietors of the Ophelf BF Thaus Casn " a grow was employed Bostou hac tal phys: an? general debility z breathing, and an inhaler was reqnived to afford m= 1 f eribed. Frm wy long eich and th smount cf medicine used to overcome the ge my Kidneys became badly sif-cted. reat cl ‘uity in psesing ms urine. TOue physician sald I was diseased all through my system,and Le regretted trat he could give mene bope #0 kreat that it was imp raible to ke: on tryatemach, aod the whole iim urcot my food waa b 1 and reat fou. I have taken count the bottles by thed zen. and indeed 1 given nearly allthe popular ad, fair tria!. e but for a line time I refused, having discouraged from taking s0 much me w any benefit; hewever, after mrgent persuasion, [ conclnded to trs it. and bercre Thad used one bot T cow deed. Tol kept on usin cured and able to io T think, a living coutradiction of the propiie ot | the most fesracd medical talent of New England, for with all of their combined they coald hot accomplish *: cine called ¥ gene E. Sullivan ® B. B. Stevens, HtouTixE. During the pe-t year ‘This water, is“ Pa —, ‘very like Rawley,” may be SWORN STATEWENT OFA BOSTON POLICE OFFICER. EN }rom exposura I took sick about nine h Rheumaric Fever, from whic’ I sat V hes ide ati constipation, whict onlted @ peyrician, aud. p ticndirg me, aud all the while 1» worse. Then one physcts until even of the b ken my case in hand. wultation between several of the lesdiag #, they concluded my complatot wae asthma 1 had great dificnty m Oo rah. Throtgh the treatment of one phvsicias T ok from 75 101) b xescf calomel pilis, acd faith ally ied all t wedicipes tt st h physician pre xeraciating pain in the sual health y sulf-ring from i Y Solid food roth from oatmeal. — J aiso tock a presei ish physician, why D, spepe! from a celebrated ug trouble was Broneniti+ of medicine ep nd 1 have used a medicine from a athecari-s’ prescrip Sarsaparilia until you emia € prised medicines a Theda dreaiful cough. aed did novaver ee over two hours’ sleep u night for 8 yeacs, A brother policeman urged tuo to try Veurtr lot Comp.¢tel: icine wit t atand hold on my stomara a becfsteak, bing | Pad not beep able to di irst butt cin: 8 » from oth t on improving. aod il was perfectly I day, ent and digest my J.sleep well at night, aad 1 am jer than Lever # poauls ry Lif och ae that ‘simple vegetable. ruil “ae GETNE. to. whicth Lam indebted for walth, life aod nt Ine ss. eee ie ed Oe ENE E, SULLAVAN, 367 Athens st., Police Station &. ErFroik, 88. ‘Then personally Boston, Mass , Nov. 22,1573. peared the above-named nd made oath that the foregoing tatement is true, before me. HOSEA B. BOWEN, Justice of the Pence, VEGETINE, FURTHER PROOF. FACTS WILL T&Lt. Gorrstown, N. H., Aug. 1, 1575. ‘ilow me to say ® word fu faver of ear Sir poe nd can sit up ali day, walk h ten 3, eit -ouraged. and sha'l continue using eoaget is. Tams poormas, this stafemest Iefor to any mare in ela ae VEGETINE PEEPARED BY i. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass, Vegetine Is Sold By All Druggists. wepit wae wip To P.” CHALYBEATE SPRINGS. | i'm. and from 3103 | northwest. EDUCATIONAL. (MAESTRO ETTORE B’.RILI, PROFESSOR OF ¥« JAG Music, Will resume bis Leseor = on THU INT. Sicnor B will be *« b: Fridey sed Seturdsy, & on the be will be giad to rece sve his friends and wish: ing to make srrang’ mer te for the coming @rasoa, Circulars for ter as to bs bad at the Mame Stores of Messre. Ellis ¢ od Metrerott it on Thuratay, sth eoome will ‘be sitwated New Yok Avenue Pres: ct location will be pab- be date Miss Ross may be ours of 3 and 5 p m.,at No. Square, 18th. between I and K etree! TRE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, WASHINGTON. D.C. 800 R. Fairiamb. assistant Miss Mr. Wm. Walvecker, sseiet 4. Orsan, Harmony and . B. Saiiem ¥ “ fo —4 ompeter t hers previ require Lancwares—Prof, Masson. w. Ree EBlocunon-Me. 8. wter £20 le son: —Private Iresons, class. from $5 to $20 ments pee forming. “feat the Mneic and Book Si ~p's-3m S DOUD. WITH AN ASSISTANT, HM ogen SOMOOL Er end Boys ander es. Frgiish, Franch and ornamental; pice—EPTEMBER 27. at 1708 4 moderate ma l(frem of VOCAL MUSIC. Severy Strint, will take For particu! 21 Maryias ise 8. JONES Poiucipa’. Duties resnmed MONDAY. September i7th. School rooms large and weil hyehted ad M! LE H. MALTCHYCE will resume her ANE Lessons in Froneh she © She will ale form an Rren'ng upite, For further informatic street noyth west Me L.G. MARINI Capitol Re-e pene fi ten ber 227, reception nope Sep Mik. ont i pt. Wat HOO Ib ot omy, N WEDNESDAY 2 PUSENEY The MISSES EURGESE w tachool for ladies. or WEDNESDAY, & mber I7h,at BGS New Verk avenne. eopd tw? HELDON'S ACADEMY.1008 F un ‘Tverdays. Thoredays aid Savurday+ to rent for spd In EDUCATIONAL. EVILLE ACADEMY, one of the pres Best Schools am the State — Board sad Tuition only $30 vor ennem Ex ceiess con - B. COLEMAN (Unv. of Va.) Principal. Brookes ‘lie. Montgomery co . Md 3 © — Boarding and Day Schoo! for Tate ‘all peasion opens September 17th. wo Intah corms Seistants For cataiognes aooly Pr |, Mies BLFSC9 B. or % Baliaotyne’, 4238 street iiman's Drag store, Pennsyivania ave ”“ HE MISSES LANE, 38 7 street Yet. will reopen their Scheol for @ire on MEPRESDAY Repromber 8. Circulars may Be store. @t the Echowl. or we -" ~y THE, WASHINGTON FEMALE 8E! INARY. a Konrdome amd Day School f Ladies aed Chr deem wi) be reopened at sigretnoriiwest, MONDAY | Sepirator MBs | Persone wishing to enter their children as ; 4 eib wt delay. as only a Hontted a Ser witl be taken. Cirerisre st the printionl Bank stores, and at No LODZ 12th street northwest, Mre. %. D. BUTCHER and Mim M.O. DOUGLA’ cipale ai iti oe Ss PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE Corner Seventh and 1. sivent August 27 Halls bandscwely rented. Sone and ‘prec tiesily educated. Thor and training io Rapid uage, Letier “ae, bes orptn nee feces Forme. Rook Spelling, Blocution, Physical Exercises, &e , v 26 ab tation: week dare between Li and Rnd addremn ca R . D. A. HOLBROG vegies SET TENDER Dae EME 5 Bien, Jobn Jar Knee. Hom a Board of Ka . Conn MAPLEWood INSTITUTE, Barrons se Vente ag fe oe are et iy 30h SHORTLIDOR, A a Pete ISS OSBORNE'S YOUNG LADIES POARDING aed DAY SOROOL PES M street p rhweat. Sept FEMALE COLLEGE, Mechan- P A healthful, Meawiifad College, Opens Yaar Sout ith 2 Founded I> ereity Preis JEST ENL 8 ‘ Ww END INSTITOTE BOARDING "SCHOOL. on YOUNG LADIBS, Be pon Se Cons eee AMES CORKIDON, Pewnan- #407, St. Cond Nuildine, ge and FW Bookkeeping and Shor-Hand tanght tp ebort eaay Conte of teasons. Thoreueh Sprenteat. Lewour given at residenoss see | Hot SEFUI NISHING GOODS ZAGA ¥ west —Ther xere rsumed September CHABLES K. JENKINS, 8 Tonident. ». COLLIERE’S Enelist and Ch iSchool for Th will REOPEN MONDs ¥, September 17 Teet northwest 2 7 I street « Insti w WEST END SEMINARY, 1915 HST. verthwest. Mes FAUST, Princt —ENG LISK and FRENCH ® HOOL for YOUNG LA DIES ad LITTLE GIRLS. Spcini atvant {cra Buishirg course, Beopen MUNDAY, Sepia ber eth. apt VENING AND NIGHT “FRENG “4 SCHOOL” oy SATURDAY, September 15. 3877. at 7 eclock. with & short eddres on the pBindy ard Mastery « serch Persons intervated in that language invited, Paplis received thet eve- Ting theday. Prof. LUCIEN £.C OOL- BE. A.M 22341 street northwest (sonthonst erof Land I3tn.) N. B—Seeexplanatery card “September 12. eepS: 2whoct] 2w AND PRIMARY SCH Mrs LOUISE POU LOCK. Principal. REOPENS SEPTEMB EE Jor! & the Kindergarten Nev Institute, at the sonth east corner of Sth and K strecte (removed from 7O% Lith street ) ergarten Lectures to Lad er con mence OCTOBER 24. $5 the course of 3! lessons, Principa’ Yeung Ladies’ Schools should not fri to have theee lectures form part of their schou ttrnctions. ART, SCHOOL, MESSE. FULL rineil —Eighth 5 ob Ope “ Wth, KONG wth strret. Thorsneh fasttuction fy all brar ches of Drawing and Painting. fcr baud aca mechan‘cal. Ciretiars at Bock ard Art sures, sepl im ME, AND MES._ALFRED BUIATs en i y Sche ml on 1700 Ler F rthwent The duty a tht ach willbe resumed on the 201» of September a3. 2n HE INCARNATION CHURCE SCHOOL Will reopen WEDNESDAY, Hepiemiber 1h. 157. atthe new ard commodions bulldinc, A912 Ih sreet nerthwest For terins, &¢.,apply te Mas MaclLku 2% 31-im* ) VAN m their Kindergarten and Primary Schools on SEPTEMBER 10. a1 108 4 street se. For particvlars appty as above and) Im REY- A. GRAVES T reopen bi school for bors on MONDAY, Septem, I ©. BOB & B06 Erect en y Circulars in the different «cree aug? tm* Mrs G M.CONDRON and Miss A TOLMAN EMITE, Princiye Srarion opens SEPTEMBER 82th. 127 Ertablished nine years. Bost factlities for Latin, English and French Circulars at the booketorns Applications made to the Principa’s at the Semt nary SOG Sth strect northwest. Departs ent Literature and Eloention for Adu’ lases formed. Fi tic Brenig SS a TOLMAN eit c Pack Seminar: HE TENTH ANNUAL SESSIO! retn 2 BYME SCHOOL wit commence Septer woth ws ber Pennsylvania avenue. berweon lst aid MISS HANSON, Princtp: CADEMY OF MUsr 1534 [Sta J. P. CAULFLELD, Musical Doctor, Principal Firet quarter commences Reptember 34. 1577 Terms—per quarter of twenty lessons—Senior de- Portment. £25; Junior department, $10. Lessons Bt pupils reridence. $40 Trang May commrnce et any time at pre charge. 25 SS SMITH WILL REOPEN HER thwcest Select School snd Kirdergarien September 3ST ence, CLO M stro sweat ATIONAL UD 1 AR | MENT cpers Sop Pdwission to junior, senior ard pest should be mace immediately at #25 Wost. N ISS HARRO 3 SCHOOL for UN® LADIES and CHILDREN, wil re oren Be aber Ib. at ERBG 1 etrost. opp «ite Frezkitn park. Fer Carculars apply as atove Bugt-Im MERSON INSTITUTE, Select C! and Mathematical sien! ‘Nehaci for ti With Btrect, between I wet K Streets, Will reopen WEDNESDAY, Bept. 1B. For’ cizco inns Rew CCTABLES B. YOUNG, Principal aue2s Im : Kestret OYS" ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL Acaderiy—a5 street northwest, Sunderiane '> HE MISSES PERLE SCHUOL and KINDERGARTEN will 4th street northwest, be. Beptember 10,1577, at 5OO | E and F. Kine Serpents rvereaiars ALNWICK SEMINARY, The FOR YOUNG eS eo rma™ * SELECT ®CHOOL—MISS RICHARDS 1 sper bor Min Advanctd ant Srtuury Closer ot for Sobers or omng Indies and itttle 24th. " dence of the P: 3 dim’ M7, SEENON BEMINA: a — AMILY AND DAY 80m: B YOUNG Y FOR Yor CARPETS. We are now receiving our full Une end WINTEN HOUSEFUCRNISHING GOODE ote which we tr ‘ction of vie; Wilten, Axm er, Moqnet, Yeivel ody Brags, are Tacs? cane Hl ee sar. the ™ ne ‘and Mate; Ci Clothe and Livsiom Curtain Goede ted bees ‘urtaing; French and English Cretonmes in greet v5, and | heer: atl wines mn ¥ jdthe:"Tablo Damask, Napkine, Towels aud Tow- eling, ol! grades HOOK, BHO. & pl am IS28 F Bt.,"near Robart cz A, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, ae. We are now Prepared to fornish Goods mn large and small quantities at ces Housekeepers and those ont ape ‘oar Bore. *Mt tne Spietfully favited to via . Ttncurs obligation to purchase. ” =. ae am, REFRIGERATORS, FRUIT J CHINA, CBOCKEBY a eater . And GLASSWARE, aoettr B14 Theta) 7 NeW p<) BEST PRICE OF SCBOOL BONKS AtSHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE, Corner street and Pennsylvania avenue, School Books reduced 9 por ¢ free with patent ‘overs SCHOOL books AND SUPPLIES, — WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. used in the Public and Private strict, and all other Rey uinites for the echovl ram, to be bad at the lowest prices, et WM. BALLANTYNE’s, _seps-tr 428 Seecnth strect. JE, WOULD RESPECTFULLY AN- NOUNCE to the public that our et ck o SCHOOL BOOKS and SCHOOL BEQUISITES is Dow complete, and that oor prices are the very lowest that ench Books are sold for in any of the northern cities. Ths finest qualities of STATIONERY always in et. NEW POOKS received ns soon as terucd. A special lot 140 couts per volume Sonun 1015 Pennsylvania ovenue. weps tr Conner i1:h street. SCHOOL BOOKS.—Parents about to pur- chase Books for the Fall terms of the varios sobs ols of our city, which are to open about the lorh of Beptembe I find it to their interost to give us ¥ will find # foll and complete ms- he Books weed both in the prblic Li we offer at considerable prices As Russia. by Wallace: dof the Incas, acall, ¥ bere the u tea ly Mack Twain University "Lite of Ancient’ Athens, Hatc Hour fories. Percy aud the Prophet; Haif Hour Se- mt eude ty W. HB. & 0. B. MO) oubee bi pe HEISON, SHE IS COMING. 89 My Mother-in Law. Yon can bare bor dreamed Am paper for 80 on in cloth for $1 Lite of Jun Adams, vou 5 History of the Oolloge of New Jersey, from its ort. in. 1746, to the conta: ne«ment of 184, by Jobp Blac .senth preatdent, 2 vols. te. Leeds’ History of the United Sates A ew Star Atlan, by Richard Gen tiict between TPE, LUMBER. OUB PRICE LI8?,