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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-21
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Der ~Nadbar" l@rabronirt in leiner
lebten Nummsr ein lanoe6 uno b.eitee
lber uN%atipnolebre" unD Corruption pee
u0olrzS nfel6" Grant Difbdhtt9feit pee
~Deutiben Mi6el6" in Seem yorf; en-
,dblt Ietnen 2e'ern &auber9elbi9tun unr
madt baaritrdubenpe u@ntbIuun9en"
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G8 mill unS teeunfen oaB BET uNadz
bar" Elm weni9 gu Yoreilig 1T unp fem
puloer Yerihtebt mod ebe IS 3ett 1T.
Wtr fibren Dem Na6bar Na9tsben>
ce6 3u 0smiitbe> mas bic a II # dnpi0e
pempfratiitc pre11e iber Grant unp pee
Na9bar'6 "Coale-Hoje' ia9t uno quo
tiren Don DEM uSournol Of Commerce" Ell
mem Mntiz Gpminitratipnstlatt. Dul<
lelbe la9t:
Die pa8en acknowledgement pelde
in 9ewi0en 3eitun9en 9e9en penprdli>
benten, ieinnn S9wa9er uno oerl9ie>
nene bpbe 8eante erboben tpercen, coE
1e GUS nem fbemabli9"n 0plorin9e
B Dem ueulidcnpanic Gortbeile 9ez
;o9en baben, tnoetne9 banpe
fir Den amerttani16en Sour
nali6mu&. Der Nuf re6 pber1ten
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waS bic 9an;e Naticn an9ebt. Mdnz
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bei intere@ilrt> ben Yraiirenten oeaen
unsere6te Nn9riHe III lhuBen, mel9e,
>penn fe be9runoet wayen, ben re-:
publitant1@en Snfitutipz
men einen unperl5l9liden5 9anr fled
anbeftsn murren. -Wtr erlauben un6
.ni9t, rieler Tra9e fir interchangeable
&aum Su 9eben, neil mir Die Mnibulz
bigun9en se9en @sn. Grant Mot
elauben, uno perren ote6 ni9t
tbun, bis lie na9 ben ge>p5bnli9en
&essln aeri6ilider 8emeisf1brung
fet9efeQt fem wercen."
Da5 ,~Sournol Of Commerce" torcert
lorann jens uaepidtn' 3ei'unsen ouf,
nit beiimmten MnfIasen seeen ben Yrd<
ipentsn beropuutreten, uno pieie gu BE-
meiitn, aber ni6t nit BraSen, Winten,
Nnbeutun9en, ~pel@e Die natiirli@en
Bafen pe5 &erleumoer5 11np." Bis
pies seldebtn liein ps.pe .balt e6 Ben
prdIrenten fit vi9ulclp6 an jecem
Mntbeile an rem ibm b%ei9tme0enen I'M
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vDer ~5eralp" bat Die infan1e @erz
bd6tisung res Yrdicenten pe9en ner
Nfaire in @aultreet,, pel9e lrltft ppn
peut11en Blittern nit @ollu 4
colportirt miro, ;urldntbmen mil5en.
Ber es weiterbrahtt 1T 81 II
eben older 8 Gurfe, wie bfr,
melber eS CT fanD." r,..Ir
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ibrt republifanii9en Staat6d SifetS -auf
rieie, uGntbuuun9en" Der @ppperbeap
Yn7e eeantmprtet uno Minnslota mirb
Grant am 2ten NoYember nit 10000
Majorttdt inoo1Iren.. SSH pFi@>
ten poufommen bem 81. q. 1yDemotrat"
bel melder Grant fol9tnptrmaeen incoi'
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in @rant Elm d@terer Staatsrnonn per>
tor8eni ei alS bic Msillen, ra@ ben, mas
man BON tim wuete unp meie, IN Jpn,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-21

-@laubtSbr rob pcrGteentbumer prn
Dr. Cages Gatarrbmittel cine Belcbnuna
Don $500 fir jeeen Sail bitten wurce,
ben ct 11i6t curiren fann> ,ptnn lcinMit>
tel Gin @9wincel ,pare? Gs miro fir
so Gents in allen MpptDefen rerfauft unp
maGt Elm 9ansc6 pint Merisin fertig
gum @ebrnu@. ~ -
- Die Ser. Staatea Circuit Court
wurce 9efern 50 &i&nr Nslion erSfs
net 9ger stthc @eiddfte gu. erlecisen bis
III 3tpetten Mpnta9 I'M Sanuar 1870
! ,Tta9t. # e%},.nt. .s~
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etele @o@e %besinn.n. @.
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arumente> ~Muit 2eaIe unb .@tore<6irz
in9S bieten gum &oftnpreis an
.o:.gn 3enjiu8 n.'6anfe.
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ct: Mntbonp 6iQ werpen 100 S9attsn<
,bauu,e 9epfanSt. =. r
-. Da6 Gerb1r in Dem. mutbmasli<
den Morcfalle auf+oer '&eitrpeJ 1T bis
gum 8. Nopember auf9el@oben. -; r.
100 nBet Gimme's Store 1T cine ,1,ueule
9eutpaee aufeefellt wprpen. %s sss Sta.
--:pgater9 relano :rtile ee1ern na&@om
AZ "a 80 '%% IL" :7&aFT| assh
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2@ie ibr uia il i i . p r!eitet ibr
bruna iebt ~, ea6 an @a:tler uns Riem,sus ales
sen gutter Mrbeit iei, unit an, @ei@irr Seett' 'nnb
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Mien'tnarteit ipart SS.eem, t.r @o6 unb @aatn
ealt, autabrlt@ en- bubl9es @imn19en fin &e-
sasatas I. sae islsa nRspatatattn ieats; man nur bel
e 9 yss,ltsr 9 Me: maiden laQtn,, pie reer!
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-21
,cr crite Sbnee.

Gin Treuno ron Hu1,leby i9reibt uns
unter Datum pom 49,, rae am IS. Sc>
tober caIelbf Elm 3ull tief 59nee
sefalen lei.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-21
Nn Osibdftstsu4e+

0el1aft6leute mercen e8 GIT ibrem
Bortbeil fnten in Der Staata5ettuns su
n%1noneiren ta bielelbe Die 9rSbele Ser
arettun9 int Staate bat. G8 birfte faum
cine Mniieblun9 i'm Staate gu fincen iein
III Der @ie ni9t pertreten trare. Die 81
oin9un9en finp 1ebr liberal. Muf Wunl9
1perpen ppufdnbt9e preislii1en portofret
a%u9elonbt. Nccipens Drudarbeiten, als
&arten> &e6nun9sz uno Auittun98fpr<
mulare> Gireulare, pampblete1 Mniala9z
3ettel &C. &c, werben Deutlb unb Gn9lil@
auf5 @@Infe uno biQi9ite eema9t.
ssaS1ssss Sir ale @slper Die in Post
Office Money Orders orer re8itrir<
ZEN 8riefen at un6 9elanpt werpen
iibernebmen mir bic @erantmprtun9.
&SoIH S @anser.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-21
"a, D1~'asa8Diaston @am8.
Mtnneapolis. Minn. ".

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MinneapoliS. Mtnn. "'
5etfa tu3teti 5ttfa tu&pesL "a
50 bin thinner ~Serenaet uub lufis haiti.
aptaf aud re9s ~trtujfsel NAL fetns
So !ebre In, Wafbtn stUn 5auit NAL ttu; ,
8rasR pu, mer's Bonn sibt2 -
B.etlt9 scr peter Der aberau Deficit,
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Ct etbt etzen ousse,et&neten 2tf&' -
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uxb Got. pet6, was Ct funt nt&t nd lat
G.t@e Betten, norm unb west wte Der s&nee,
krenu's talt, etnen puafa bon aDeisieu. 3afee ster Xbee
6upte In, @s,nmer ~etstaltes Bier,
Die fetnRen unb befen 2tquSre fab / man BIER.
unb bsin, Be,ablen IL BET Peter eta lberaler
Ct faretbt nte su ptel, nod ~ pents an .
Henn's alte Runbex. ltbt 81, germ arebtte
Rns reauet nur ben eani eetnsbnlt&en 3ssm "
1nb ertra fet3 BEN 8arner nod sefaet:
tn gutter etau unb frtfde Dueae
nbtt man betm eter auf Der 6te1e.
u fhttsru ste Rabe, O&fea unb pferbe ~.
tn, gsaut Plat fh. etne game 5ee.be.
run Nu.ter, 1p&ter. Batter uub Sstn. ~ i "
commit btu III ben! fstel tes Uafbtnstsu. - ,1a ~
Dsr Deter labet srsebena eta,
gr s.rfost@s asss Isato sab fbet u tesa. 4 .
4hR .'r ne 4sste: Bsrfaslxa Lg.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-21
Mtnnel ota Stats Beitun0.
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@on% n r. ~ 6 9 : 4
Gin[Qbune @ubltript|on
N 11nfere Mbounenten!

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5taot6>3eitun0 in jecer teut<
79en Tamilie int Staate ein3uflbren une
hieleS 81 te1perfleQi9en fir bic 5eraus<
aeter auein cine beinabe unau8flbrbare
Mufsabe it, mir ober aud niAt ermarten
ocer p%erlan9en f6nnen> baf unlere Mbpnz
sunten unb Greunte fi@ pbne Ger9utung
fit un5 8emiben 1olen> 70 baten mtr
u1s extldlo@Ien BON Jest biS sum
l.. Sanuar 1870 etnem jeben
Ser unS etnen neuen Mbpn<
uenten nebit ben Betra9 fl! cin Sabr
$3.50 fit paS @o9enblatt uno $500
fit paS bret Wal MD9entli9e) Sulenpet
auf |eins ei9ene 3eitun9 bret Monate
gut. III 14retben, Wr bret neue
q 30 nnenten nebf Dem @bpnne>
m%ent6bstrooe fir Gin Sabr einieneet> te>
fcmmt feline 3eitun9 fir Gin Sabr graz
tis. Dtele Beotn9un9et1 Die liberaliten
pie js BON ir9eno eirer 3eitunA 9ema&t
tpurpen, ,psrpen ober ppliitiY nur bis
Neujabr 9elten uno erlu9m mir
ale 2s1er bic reut1be Na@barn baben
son benz Mnerbteten re@t talb @ebrau@
III MAIDEN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-21

Mabrib.-D Die S~niur8ye,alt.,n in ga>
lsntia 9attsa. ltsten Saafitas NOD nt@t
copitulirt, '<5:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-21

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-21

geNeuuneen persen prpust befsrat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

When the city of Georgetown resolved to
build q new market house on the site of an
old, tumble-down structure, which leaked even
worse than our Center Market, and looked
quite as shabby, the conservative butchers fve
do not use the adjective in a political sense)
revolted, and purchased the old tobacco ware
house buildings in that place, and. with other
dealers, they seeded from the CORPORATION
market and set mp market-house of their O vn
IN opposition 10 the new one built by the city.
As Was to be expected, GEORGETOWN resisted
this attempt, bu: the butchers fought the town
every step, until the courts decided against
them, WREN they abandoned their GEORGETOWN
property and established a private market ON
Pennsylvania avenue, near Rock Greek, known
as the "Etna Bazaar" Here, close to Georgeto I'm.
tney managed 70 bring many Of their George.
town customers who synpathized with them.
IN their fight with the authorities They haye
been doing business there year or two uamo-
Tested, but Washington dealers In the corpora.
ton markets are now complaining that these
persons who pay no market charges Are ON a
more advantageous footing than other dealers
here, and hence the resolution introduced In
the Board OF Aldermen by Mr.. Stewart last
evening, referfeagtn the question as to the legal
Ity Of this inoppenuent market-house to the
Corporation Attorney. With their Georgstovn
experiences BEFORE them, the aEtna Bazar'
men will prebably surrender before the mat.
ter comes into the courts again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

The Cincinnati Commercial thinks the real
ooJeeuon to Washington a. the great political
metropolis is TO be found In its :. wretched citv
government" The Commercial says it is not
worse, probably, than other cities, but 1t is
needlessly bad, and holds Congress respou-
slble for its failure 10 manage the AFFAIRS of the
District-its sole charge-with more efficiency.
The COMMERCIAL argues that Congress should
devolve the rule Of the ciIy upon q Commits
sion, that there may be some sort OF response
biiity in the improved character OF the gov.
eminent, and an increased efficiency in the
fewer number Of officials
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

The managers Of the National Theater show
considerable enterprise in bringing out in this
city all dramatieal or musical novelties, which
are Of sufficient importance to attract universal
attention. and the manner in which thew plaeed
Bourcicaults latest sensation drama-"For.
rnosa," on the stage last night is an evidence of
their ability and willingness to do as well in the
way ofgood acting and appropriate scenery, as
Is done IN more pretentIous tneaters in larger
elues. There was crowded house last night
and will be no doubt every evening "Formosa',
holds the stage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

STATE ELECTIONS IN OoroBlR-Indiana
Iowa, Nebraska, Ohio and Pennsylyania hold
their elections on the second Tuesday of DC.
tooer, the 18th Of that month. In Indiana the
Republican majority for Grant was SRI, ana
the Republican majority on joint ballot in the
last Legislature was thirty. Gov. Baker was
elected by COL majority. In Iowa, Grants
majority was 1855, and the Republican ma
jority in the Legislature was l07. Grants ma.
jority in Nebraska was 4,2O0, and Gov But
ler's 2i9i. The Legislature was strongly Re-
publican. In Ohio, Grants majority was
4l,i2e, and the Republicans elected Sher wood
Secretary of Stare last year by 1889 majority.
The Legislature had ten Democrats majority
On Joint ballot In Pennsylvania, Grants ma.
jority was d 500, and Gen. Hartranfts 9.sy7.
The Republican majority in the Legislature
was twenty-seven on JOINT ballot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

TIE CASE OF PERRY FULLHR.-Mr Perry
Fuller, accused of being concerned in custom.
house frauds during his adm nistration as col.
lector of the port. had not, up 10 yesterday fur.
nlshed security on the bond OF $4,000 required
OF nlm TO assure his appearance before the Uni
ted states Circuit Court for trial. IL was agreed
by him to procure securities at o'clock yester.
Day afternoon. Whether they came for ward
we could not ascertain, as the ONCE Of the u
- Marshal or that Of U. s. Commissioner Ur-
ban was not open AT four, or later in the after
noon. Since the arrival Of the accused in the
city, although unable to ind bail, as stated
above, he has not been put under duress by the
Mtrshal, who has permitted i'm to remain at
the 81. Charles Hotel and en- JOY the freedom of
the city.-N. O. Bulletin, Sept. 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

The most economical ald best COOKING ~
AND PAkLOR STOVES in the market, ct ~
wv We p ps% Ne in part the 4oNITOR, IMPROVED
w w. R RnNH snd GOkAL COOK, (Sole gency )
Gtt4Rkr, rARL4R hIGaT+ sKYLlGHT and
FIRE PLACE HIATER, TioLEf RAhiAT0ERS
DEW prop, PdGKET, MAGNir. and pisin
LILLY D4H STUvnS besides general assort.
old stand Of EB1RLY, THOMAS & 90,
30 H-im NO. <31 7th street.
TEsTRUCfION IN MUsIC-yNO. T. seHEEL.
sspy =. as :sS ssa.. e SsR:s For
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

- DIR. Hall, the Arctic explorer, has arrived
al New Bedford with two Esquimaux and
their daughters He brings vaiuable IN.
Franklin, which he intends to publish in an
elaborate report at an early day. IL viii bs
looked forw ard TO with unlimited fnterest
He brings many relics Of Franklin's unfortu-
nate expeoItion. So far as clearing up the fata
of franklin and his companions Is concerned
Dr. Halls expedition appears to have been
thoroughly sat isfactory, but we do not hear OF
any new discoveries concerning the m ysterious
regions Of Ice and snow known a. the North
POle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

The Board Of Aldermen frittered away their
time until after midnight last evening, in q
useless discussion on the everlasting Crane
investigation, which led TO no result except the
display Of bad temper on the part OF the MEM
bers, as Will be seen by our report Of the pro-
oeedings. This waste OF time Is TO be compen-
stated for by sbusiness meeting" on Wednes-
day evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

~The Crspins or banded shoem akers,
numbering mony thousand people, are buy In 2
cJal AID noua by thousands OF tons and bar.
Iels, so tnat every member OF the fraternity
other grea. societies were 10 DO Iikewise. what
would become OF middlemen
OA French Chemist asserts that he can so
cleanse printed paper as TO make II suitable for
By immersing the printed sheet IN a \, ,ht al .
kslIne solution the III disa ppears, ana h ives
the sheet OF 9 pure, spotiess white.
a7rA farmer named Cox and his VII. ur,r.
near kingsvllle. Missouri, were ION "a :. !.
defed in their house on Thursday. Ths hoS,ss
were shockingiy mutilated with an axe. Tn.rs
are no circumstance attending the deed kno~n
and there h NO clue 10 the n urdersr.
~Russia now keeps up an army OF f,a67 600
men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

An election Is in progress in Alexandria
County, Va, to-day for a member of the House
Of Delegates, to MI a vacancy oecasioned by
the death Of James 7. Close.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

ISCRRAsE OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT returns
OF passengers arriving m the United States
curing the quarter ending with June, shows an
extraordinary increase. The whole number is
17s,552, of whom Sc go were females
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

There was considerable speech making IN the
Councils last night upon the canal question,
but no progress was made. The canal remains
UHcleared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

Some one calls Sherman the coming man
whereupon Georgia journal hopes that he is
not coming that way again
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

The YRReBR CoHsPIRAoY.-Further dsyel.
opments have been made In the Yerxer con.
spiracy ~ jackson, Miss and although IN
plot has not yet been fully disclosed, great
secresy being observed BY the authorities, NJ
Is now said thai, In addition to ths soldiers
already mentioned, an o1icer In the nth
United States Infantry 10 implicated, who, IL
the. plan was successful, was to receive
$1,000. Yerger was TO have escaped dressed
In . priyate's uniform Mrs. Yergsr, who
was managing the AFFAIR, Is no longer per.
mitted 70 enter her husbands room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

"PRINARY SCHooL.r-Cant answer your
erquIry- Probably Collector b was conquer.
ed ike Napoleon il Russia-by the eleme .fs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

CHOICE OLD CONVENIENT JAVA COZ
" FEE,
WEIGHS AND RAYS BEST FAMILY FLOUR
GOOD EXTRA FLOUR, WARRANTED, IS PER
Babel.
Just received, 10 BARRELS OF THAT PURE
OLD ZIEGLER whisky, emily 81 per gallon.
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN TIE CITY.
Also, very fine old SHERRY AND PORT WINES.
u. WITMER,
Family Grocer,
sci ll9 Peunsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

HFKR1P fH1 BODY IN GOOD REPAIR.
tits much easier to keep the system in good con.
dition than to restore IL to that condition when
shattered by disease. The House of Lifs,n like
other houses, should be promptly propped up and
sustained whenever 1t shows any sign of giving
way. The first symptom Of physical debility
should be taken As hint that stimulant is re.
quired. The next question Is, "What shall the
stimulant bes''
wholesome vegetable tonic, the stimulating
properties of which are modified BY the juices and
extracts Of anti -febrie and laxative roots and
herbs.-somethins which will regulate, sooihe and
purify, as well a. invgorats,-is the medicine re-
Quired by the debilitsted. There are many pre-
partitions which claimed to be of this desert
ton, but HOsTITTER's STOMACH BITTR Rs.
the great vegetable preventive and restorative
that has won Its way to the confidence of the pub
lie and the medical profession By . quarter Of a
among them all. To expatiate on its popularity
would be to repeat . twice told tale 1t il only
necessary 90 consult the records Of the United
States Revenue De apartment to learn that its con-
etary remedy, Of either native or foreign origin.
A means Of sustaining the health and strength
under nery tsmReratuIe the BIT lbs have
muscular systems agAinst the ordinary conss-
Quenoes Of sudden and violent changes Of tenn
perature and 10 therefore peculiarly useful at TINS
season, when hot sunshine By day, and ice cold
dew Sy night sitslnsssy heat and chill the blood
HOsrBTTERS STOMACH BtTT1Rs are sold
I'm bottles only. 70 avoid being deceived by ceun-
and our revenue stamp over tine cork.
ee23-ooN6W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

CLOSING OUT SALE
LARGE AND COM PLErE STOCK
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
POSITIVELY AT COST FOB CASH ONLY TO
CLOSE THE BUSINESS OF TIE LATE
THOMAS A. STEPHENS,
KNOWN AS
STEPHENS L CO.
STOCK, GOOD WILL, FIXTURES AND
LEASE FOR SALE.
For the
we viii cell our Entire Stock, embracing In part
MEMS and BOYS FALL and WINTER SUITS
FURNISHING GOODS
In great variety. A full line OF
UHDERwEAR
FOB FALL AND WINTER.
BOYS AND YOUTHS OvEROeArs.
A Large steck Of
MEMS OvEROOATs
(all quaities) will be sold
REGARDLESS OF COST.
Especial attention 10 called to our
MIRCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT..
Our Stock Of
PIECE GOODS
IL well selected, and embraces some Of tbe ro.,
desirable styles In the market. We viii 1'''
MAKE TO ORDER,
At prices
FAB BELOW TIE REGULAR RATES.
And in the most
FASHIONABLE AND DURABLE MANNER,
Call early and secure first selections,
CLOTHS, OAssIMEREs, AND DOEsKIHs BY
TIE YARD.
small lot of
II U N S,
Remaining on hand and will be sold at
VERY Low FIGURES.
P:e.-All persons indebted to the estate are ear-
nesty requested to call and settle their acc omit
TEL BUSINESS MUST BE SETTLED Up AND
TIE BOOKS CLOSED.
We sincerely hope our frieuJs will come for
ward and make PROMPT SETTLEMENTS nv
nete or otherwise. W
STEPHENS CO.,
$40 Pennsylvania avenue,
SEES eotf Between Ninth and Tenth sta
NkoCARlESi GROOlRIES!l
AT REBUOID PBTCES
In consequence of damage to my store yesterdav
~ Whirlwind, I! will offer goods while making
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IL Is stated by the London News tina. the
OBJECT OF Lord Clarendon's visit to Paris was
10 announce TO Napoleon an arrangement be-
tween England. Austria, Prussia, and kussia,
looking TO peace and the impeachment OF revo-
luton in France in case Of the Emperor's
death. Mr.. Gladstone, In reply 70 petition
iSs n. 10 ps1a
the Government to action ON the subject. He
Acknowledges the soupdness of judgment ex-
hibited by the petitioners in attaching the true
character 10 the ofense committed. The Lon.
don Telegraph says the present by the Harvard
crew OF their boat to the Lon don Rowing Club
was far outcome by the spirit in which II was
given. and Is sure TO DO regarded less as
trophy than as a token turned by the sklll and
grace Of the vanquished into pledge of kindly
brotherhood. Meetings have been held at
favor OF amnesty to the Fenians meeting in
borough.
The father and eldest son, who at one time
were suspected Of being the authors Of the
mysterious murders Of a woman and four chill.
dreD, near Paris, were themselves murdered,
1t appears, and their bodies have been discov-
bodies were fop0d ne sPg. Tns1e tne ossss
that the case OF Pere Hyacinthe will be SUBJ
mitted to canonical Investigation, which
Will probably result in recommendation.
Mount Etna IS in state Of violent eruption.
streams OF lava are pouring from the crater
In Ealduc. -
@Judge Aaron Van wesmer of Missouri is
declared to be At the head of the legal PROBES.
sion there. He divorced himself from ms
own wife in his own court
n@IlpERAL OITY DIVISION, No. 2.e or
N T:.Reeular Meeting, WEDN 86DAY. Sep
tenber 10Th. ct ~ Pm. Election OF Officers. and
other important business. A general attendance
Of members and visitors is earnestly requested.
rTHI OHFIOERS AND NEMBER5 or s.
" MILLER LODGE, No. 2, A. O. G. F.,
are hereby notified that the negulsr Meeting for
tie Hlsetto1 q 0mcers viii be held on WEDNEs.
DA1 EvBn1nG, September 18th, as ~ O'Clock.
Sc Sit J. b. HATCH, Recording Secretary.
n~MEDIOAL DEPARrMBNr GEORGE.
US rOWH O0LLnGD.
. The annual course 81 Lectures In this Ipstitu-
non viii commence FRIDAY, october LIST, ct the
college Building, corner Of street north and 10th
The introduetory to the eourss Will be delivered
BY Prof NoBLR YouNG, u. d. ct O'clock , m
The Medical Profession and public are Invited
JORNsoH BLOT, N. D., Dean.
se8-st ReH.ChronABxDl
u3 ASSOCIATION
The annual meeting for the election of officers
VII DC held IN the basement Of the German IVAN
eeneai Church, west side Of 9Th street. between Z
and streefs north, next TUESDAY EVBUIN0,
zSsh instant, ut ~ O'Clock This annual report
arc mendments to the constitution viii be sub
seisst J.E. THOMPSON. Secretary.
US TN INV HALL
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EVENING or SsPTEMBER 3Ora, 1883 ADJ dc
dresses are expected BY Henry Ward Beecher Rev /.
M1sic y the Beethoven and Arion Clubs.
Exercises to commence at $50 o'clock precisely
and at the rooms Of the Associ alton n PAT