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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-24

Fiienda aud patrons, one ant all
Your attention to my "biz' would call;
Times are dull an money tight.
But In these times I'm looking for light;
To those who are building rigs without number,
l would iniorm-this Is the place to buy Lumber;
Ny motto ia this: "Quck Sales and Small Profit
For business is healthy and think much of IT.
In q"ality my Lumber is second to none,
And as for Shingles, keep No. /;
Some may not look at It In the light do,
And for .tose have quality Nos;
Ard to those who are rarticular--as some may be-
still have another qualify called No
have good seasoned Lumber. Dressed up nice,
Which will sell at Il low cash price;
Such as Flooring. Ceiling and siding, both Rough
and Dressed,
Lath Battens and Surfaced Lpmber all OF the
best;
also have Rig Lumber Of all kinda,
At prices to compare with oil and hard times;
All kinds OF Timber kept constantly oa h"nd,
End u boz of Cigars OF very good brand;
Ny facilities for selling surely without number
| always Keep good teams TO deliver good Lumber;
SO If you want Lumber, Rough, dressed, sof or
/ Hard,
You will find Jus. what you want at l. VI S's Lum
| Der Ya.d.
feb1S-,f
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The CO partnership heretofore existing between
John Motlitt + James lays, under the firm name
OF Mofi,t Il IIay. producers oil. is this day di..
solved hy mutual consent John Noft II retiring
from the firm .Ianrs Hays paying all the liabilities
OF the late CO partnership.
JOHN MOFFITT
JAMES HAYS
Eyud Farm, August 1, lS,o.-Octl ;.3w.
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Divine service.
METHODIST EPIstOPAh CHURCH
Services every Sabbath at II A. NJ. and
~ p. NJ. Sabbath School at l21a r. NJ.
eats free. A cordial invitation extend
ed to all.
REV. T. W. ScoyIRLD, Pastor.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at IL o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock =. N.
D. PATTON, Pastor.
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ElEE. OIL HGlsRXI;'TN,

OFFICE OF
PETEoLErI CENTRE DArIv Rrcnnp
October Il, 1870
Th" inquiry continued active this morn
ing and prices were fully up to Saturday
quotations., So, 10 for regardless and $3 25
Tor gravity, and 1000 barrels Of the former
was sold at that figure. Later the market
became quiet and $3,l2IS was the Offering
price for light and $500 for gravity.
New York, Oct. "A
Crude. ll24@J2.
Refined 231a.
Nov, 23lS.
Market Quiet.
Philadelphia, Oct. 81.
Crude l0l1M3i. bbls.
p IL. S. to W., 25Ia. s. W. "a
Market Quiet.
:] PI!ysburE Oct. "a.
Spot 97s
Refined 20
Market Quiet.
LIVERPOOL. Oct 24..--i2 p. m
Refined lSl5. Spirits IL.
ANTWERP, Oct.. 2i-3p. m.
Crude-No market.
GOLD IN MEN YORK;.
New YORK, Oct. "a.
Gold 1929.
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CHURCH.
Mass at l04 a. n.
vesper and l,eneliction of the Blessed.
Sacrament at n. m.
Catechism al p. m.
JAMES DUNN. Pastor
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LIVERPOOL. Oct. 24.--i2 p. m
Refined lSl5. Spirits II.
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AQUATIC SPORTS.
TIE Boat Races Yesterday.

Georgetown was invaded yesterday BIZ a ire
mendous crowd from this city and vicinity as
sembled on every available point commanding
q view Of the Potomac, for the purpose eff wit
messing the boat races announced to come of
between the Arlington, AnalOstan and Potomac
Clubs According 20 the terms agreed upon by
the clubs the course over a distance Of three
miles, starting at the Aqueduct bridge and
rounding staze- boat mile and q half down
the river and return, the races being first be-
tween size sSed racing gigs OF the above named
clubs lin coSsw ain. and the second between a
Fix Dared racing gig o, the Potomac Club, with
Soxswai1, and a four cared she'll of the AnalOs-
tan, without q cOxsvain. The following we're
THE FIRST RACE.
which was won by the Potomactlub in % min
utes and - seconds, the Analostan coming in
several lengths behind, followed by the Airing
ton:-Arlnsfon, (Tke HInnehaha,) Rowland,
tbow, , ates, Cohen, PiggOtt, Nesbitt, Lowe,
tsiToke Proctor. leoxswain.) Potomac Club,
Studley. BOggs, ). Wheeler, (stroke.) Gordon,
teo1swaIn-) AnalOstaa Club, CThe Lightfoot)
Gilmore, (bow.) Caldwell, Roach, Williams
IsPPan, ). Lewis, lstIoke.) ii. Lewis, (cox-
SWAIN
THE SECOND RACE
was between the Adelaide, which was manned
by Turner, Dow Mcleod, Wheatley, Derrick,
Fox. Jones, stroke. and the AnalOstOn. manned
by C9Ison, (eow0 Freeman, Gurley, Prescott,
fstroke-) In this race, as in the first, the PotO-
mac boys shot away at once, and kept the lead
throughOut-the Adelaide coming in in IL min
utes and 50 seconds, with the ADalostans some
&c seconds astern.
The last race excited very little interest as
the darkness almost entirely hid the boats from
the view Of the spectators.
The Arlington club have challenged the Ana
Iostan FOR another race, however, claiming that
they were compelled 10 lose time on account of
The near approach of one OF the tugs to their
boat during the race. MIR. o. II. Bestor was
referee in the first race, and Mr.. Frank Lowe in
The Second.
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- q M URDER-
IN GF NICHOLAS

- -he laurderer of his wife AMI her
~ n September, 1853. whose death in
; "A Tuesday nigst, was mentioned in Tmz
- OF Wednesday, shortly after his commit
is-eht 10 jail, made statement TO Mr.. A X.
Browne. tor whom he sent and sske1 70 defend
hiRs, which anzc.nted 10
A CONFESSION
OF the crime. Mr.. Brown had his first interview
with him N private room At the jail, and was
told by Nicolas all the circumstances connect
ed with THE horrible crime, stating that he Ia
had qsaIrel with the women because his
mother-;5i-law insisted that he should not sieep
with hrs wife, and that te first struck his moth
er-ln-isw, using hatctset, and when his wife
iDterfered he struck her also, knocking her
dc~D, and after using the knife and brick on
the Enother-in-law, he threw her body on the
bed, and then finished his wife. He stated that
he became so much excited that he
DID NOT KNOX, WHAT he WAS DOING,
and suggested 10 Mr.. Brown that he must have
been crazy, and said that ever since he was q
boy-when be received an injury to his head by
falling from a tTee-he had at times not been
the same man. He talked so rational at the
time, giving the names OF witnesses that he
wished summoned, as to satisfy Mr.. Brown that
he was not Insane, and Mr.. b., on leaving him
stated to Nicholas that he preferred not 70
take charge of his case, and withdrew from it,
Mr.. Snodgrass subsequently took charge of the
case, and maintained before the court and jury
that the accused was insane at the time aud his
mind had been impaired by epileptic fits, Il c.
but lie was not successful before the Criminal
Court; but an appeal obtained new trial. The
autopsy OF the prisoners head on "Wednesday
afternoon, by DIR. j. +. Hartipan, assisted BY
Drs. Noble Young, jail physician, j. w. Van
Arnum, and j. ii. Thompson, resulted in find
ing nothing to carry out the theory or Mr.. Snoi.
grass, who expected that The brain of Nicholas
would have been found to be diseased.
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PROPOSALS.
f)ROPOsALs ROB REMOVING OBS TRI70
ENGINEER OFFICE ZOE H;spoR nrvrxcv.

A
BALTIMORE, M D. October ~. Is7S.'
this .ce unti IL O'Clock nom " ~ os is az
oeIoBhk MKT ensuing. Tor the removal 81 Se FOL
river, Va. below Richmand viz Vi the 1sines
Al warwick Bar, about five miles below Rich
At Drurys Blum shout sven mil. LIS ~ ~,
me M wrecks OF iron clad ram Frederic k burg SINK
Si stni or guns &c, on board; iron Cunb0aI
i@ IONS sunk with guns on board; st amer Curtis
Peek - tons schoeners wythe. Boach. 80 ana Is
nsme unknown. Also. Is 81 - cribs Of ii nser All
zone each abort y feet square, averaging d feet
:, AT TreDts, or Graveyard Beach. ten mile. bal,,,
h .1 ou9I NreSk 81 Gsegp, 20 tons, wreck II
N Below Athens, CT NsriEs. about - miles fr,-,
hinenmon1, 81 70 = piles r mains Il old bridg.
Proposals viii be- received Tor the removal al All tle
obsiructlons named above. or a PORTION. IN, siogie
tids are preferred FOR entire removal Of al fT
channel DTury's Bluff ~ jest yiie - ~ fS'
ctep n low alter near right bsnb = river ana 80
nte lhONal AZ shove az other points.
Each proposal must -tate time within which 81,
woIk Will be I'm he'd. and the method OF nance IL,
Some of the wrecks NAV be- 81 c1nsiier,ira IL.
a. the bids viii state what stl 81 money, III rT -
90, IL u 70 tns material removed, vi b demanded
The right is reserved 70 reject any or an bids for
any reason deemed sufiic. Mt by III unl.rsirI i"1
Proposals will be opened at 4 D m OF the q - iav
OF october next ensuing, in presence OF sgch llts
Form of proposals 20 be had at this Office
Sealed separate proposals. in duplicate will sI.o
earth required 10 reopen Dutch Gap Canal sccarS a.
ing 10 plans. &c in this Office, involving reTaUy 81
sone below water none TO be caf ied over na
ter mile Price per ysrs, measured either in cut or
PROPOSALS must be in duplicate, endorsed Pro-
LOT 9bstructlobs IN James river, and
by printed copy OF this advertisement, aud al
COL. WILLIAM p. CRAIGBIII,.
Ral*
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VALUABLE TIMBER FOR SALE

sPesnh crmmissioners having been appoiuted
UNDER direction OF this Department T. sfisst. 80.
qu.ntify and make spprsisemeut u the ya,n..ion
~, une Iine Iimoer upon the Mensmonee Indian
81 the same, the undersigned. by directiop og The
nenorsoie eecretsry OF the Interior, will receive
sealed bids until the goth of November next fT he
o. any or all Of said timber cpon the con.
This reservation 10 located in Wisconsin,. and cos,
tans large quantity OF the most valuable and d.
sirable pine timber In that state ~ W.
he timber Bill be appraised in tracts of one HIM
@ snd sirty acres each, 81 90 much per thousand
ieet, and BIDS must be made sepsr ateiy upon such
tracts with this exception-Thaf Ia two f he ,o,rn
enps OF SAID reservation being TOWNSHIPS p and %
borth OF range l3 east suryey ype been r "a
eAcepl me OUTSIDE boundaries thereof an apprais-
msnt VIII De made OF the timber in each ~ ala TOM
same manner therefor. ' NV
NO bid will be entertained q. less rate thar the
appraised value OF the timber upon the tract bid
VII H &c S., su,i bid is the party making
Mnhln thirty days after such notice the parry shall
.sii 70 make payment 20 the unfersenef The tract
ior which sai5 bin was made will be subject 70 sale
10 any other person.
zach bid must be acconp MED by ten Ter cent. of
Isnh OF the bidder and persons 10 whom awards are
made neglecting tOcOmply with the terms 81 paw
meni above prescribed will be considered forfeit
ING the amount OF their deposit. ehauid any bii DO
turned 70 the unsuccessful bidder.
1he right to reject any and al bids IL expressly
All bids must be sealed and addressed 20 the M
derelene1. at Washington ID. c.. aud Endorsed, bid
for Pine Timber on NenOmonee Reserysfionn
WILLIAM y. CADf,
Acting Commissioner Of Indian Annrs.
WARRINGTON, d. C.. september y. lssO- ccz2 o.
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SALES or REAL EsTATE.-Green x Williams
have sold part lot 3, in square 81. with frame
house thereon. fronting on street south, be-
tween 9Th and 9th streets east, to Vim. Il. John
sOn, for Si.21C; also, part lot %, square i2j.
fronting le feet on 9Th street, between l. and NJ
streets northwest. improved by a three-stOrv
brick house, 10 Bernhard Behrens, for S4.OOj;
also, lot = square JyJ, fronting 10 feet on sth
rear g street northwest, improved By a three
story frame house, 10 Zach. Dow ming, for - 600;
also, lots and I, square 100. 10 james Fraser
Tor IA cents Per square foot.
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GEORGETOWN.

nEovER's REST The beef market was dull To
cav. al houRh there large attendance Of butch
ers ana eeuators. We quote sales of go head %
lambs, at S2sS7 each; cows end calves, with few
sales, at S;0aS75
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.-The wheat market wa t.
brick this mornir gall the oer ngs Is 600 bu.hel.
being readily fsken at the following prices: p
81 81 S1351s, s 81, sel As and Sl.53.
RIvER FRoNT.-Entered-Steam Express Mic
kle, Baltimore, with assorted mere handise; sloop,
81 sman and Wsymsrk, with wheat
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by THOs. BOWLING, Auct'r: Georgetown.

by THOS. BOWLING, Auctr; Georgetown.
GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS.
- By virtue Of deco Of trust, bearing date the
A an ong the lar records for this county, in
Liber N c. T.. No 30 a. folios 80 seq and at the
sell ct public auction in front OF the premises on
SATURDAY, the 9th cay Of November, A. d: $50,
Beas addition to With the sia
TIE property property fronts 50 feet on the west side of
Washington STREET and has epth of lsO feet, and
is in proved by fine ard commodious Frame Dwell
rrovements, and is now occupied by N. P. Causin,
Terms Of sale: $1,000 cash. of which 500 must be
r. sdue in Ave days after sale The reNssnder Of the
purchase money to be paid in and years, with in
terest from the day of SALE to be secured by deed
OF trust upon the Ploperty should the terms not be
deposit BE forfeited and the property be resod
at the risk and cost Of the defauting purchaser up
city of Washington Conveysncing and stamps at at
the expense Of the purchaser. low.
oen DIT. F Fh66M " i p1WsiI Isn, xs:.
I .ABGE AssOBTMENT OF FALL AND WIN
IL TER GOODS.
JOHN IL. SMOOT,
119 Bridge Street. Georgetown, D; o.,
.sesed nna + Offering Il low
selected with great care from the New York impor-
tors and jobbers and bought e5elusirety for cash,
BIN Silks, French and Irish B and Col d Popins,
cord. EpiDglin gs ard Reps Empress Cloths, French
braId de: Plaid Mohairs Satin cloths and Snrges for
suits. MOURNING GOODS OF the best grades a full
Alexansers 8, and youvin's Kid Gloves; q very fair
Mo Glove al 81; Hosiery in every variety Paisley
striped ard Plsid ShaWls; Lace trim d Handke or
Chi, fs ard Collars; Embroidered and Plain Handk "a
Waterproof and Soaking Cloths a first rate assert.
nels. Table Linens, napkins, Towels, sheetines >,
Shirtlpgs, Richardsons best Irish Linens. blaaket
pets Rugs, Mats. Oil Olofhs, &c. Cash purch asers
are invited to call before making their urchases
promising as good bare aims il il possible give
ocIZ- I'm JOHN ii, SMOOT.
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CHEAP CLCTHISG.-As the season for supply
ing late fall and winter clothing j. now at hand
We take Pleasure in directing the attention OF
TIE pubic 10 the advertisement of Mr.. StrauS
lie CiOthl6T, III another column. Ills stock
which, = unt.s ually large in quantity and varie
", combines IN an unusual degree the desirable
quantities OF rTt class material and fashionable
styles with low prices. But, cali and see for
yourself; he only asks comparison OF his in
Guc( NE MS win those held out by others.
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auVsEMENTs, dc.

NsbeuoI Tleater-O. Dowd Byron in Monte,
CTisfc.'
Weas GTTI Hases-Ihe IsHsard TrJups in
Epgsgements.'
MNkriter's Art Gallery, fss It'll etrees
BGIows Art Gallery, 2S1 Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-28

REv. SANUEL EAELY, pastor OF Kendall
CHAPEL, on i = street. South Washington wa
last ight surprised by an unexpected visit 10
ms house OF most OF his congTc CATION. each one
bearing some token Of their affection toward.
him in the shape OF valuable gift. The party
took possession OF his dOmicilC and a very de-
hghtful evening was spent by all present, the
patty separating about midnight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-28

The SEWER IN l. STREET.-Bds for construct
ing sewer in l. street north, from aIley i'm
square 40 connecting with 9Th street sewer,
were opened IN the Mayors Office to-day, as
follows SeIrer per foof Trone y,1JoJs,
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r OEEE Suo,oo1 or TAXES PAID TS-Tba "a
ceiIts BY the City Collector, from October 19th
10 october 9Th. inclusive, were as follows. H.
general. taxes, S91 sol 32 special taxes = 55 %
licenses, etc, 81 ,s6.I1. Total sI0I 276.es'
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VERDICT OF" ACCIDENTAL SUFFoCATIoN.1-
Coroner Potter yesterday held an inquest on
he body OF the colored infant which was acct
dentslly smothered 10 death by its mother,
Emma Thomas, at the Lincoln buildings, BY
laying on II, as stated in last evenings STAR.
4 ne verdict OF the jury was accidental sufio-
cation"
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WE would call the attention of our readers TO
new and large stock OF kid gloves which have
yust oeen received from Europe, at q. Baum's
I Gt factory, 1OS 9Th street. We hear that Mr.
n s intends TO sell them at old prices, AL
'Ao~sh 'hey have gone up much higher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-28

FROM =. ShilliDgtOn and from J. G. Parksr
we have Frank Leslie's N.Hstrdfei NsrspaD,r
ydnity Par, Erery Saturday, and Hdyper's Tsekls
for November 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-28

FALL.-FOr Mems. Youths and Bows Fur
nishing Goods, TO be had at extremely low
prices, 90 10 Phhip Wallachs. 27,G
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MARIETTA RAvEI-Nr Ha,lav ,,a 49,,
ookihg agent for Marietta Rayel is in Town
mg arrangements for her appearance in
me ne" uf ANA OF Jargtine," at Walls Opera
reserved seats will commerce. TO- morrow morO VI
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SUIT AGAINST THE CONFERENCE.-The
John j.. johnson, for John II. Whiting, OF
Alexandria, has filed a suit against the corpora
nontOr damages sustained BY him by falling in
an excavation in 18th street on the 2lst OF Octo-
Der, whereby he was injured. as he alleges
through the negligence OF defendant, in not
protecting said excavation, and be claims
$1,000 damages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-28

OUR CHARITABLE CITIZENS sbould rer,ar,h.r
me meeting for the relief Of the sufferers by the
noon in virginia, to be held at the Board ~
Trade Rooms this evening. u
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MURDER TRIAL--The case Of Henry Brown.
charged with the murder OF Jos. Hart, both col
ored, has been set for next Wednesday, before
The Criminal Court. This murder. it will be
rteolected, was committed on the Island dur
ING the last Christmas HOLIDAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-28

PRICES JEwELRY EMPORIUM was crowded all
day yesterday with the elite Of the city.
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THE NEw JERUSALEM.
Fourteenah Annual Meeting.

The Msryla land Association OF the New Jeru-
salem Irefaced its fourteenth annual meeting
last avening at the New Jerusalem Church,
Capitol Hi, by a reunion of their Sunday
schools. The exercises which were opened by
Kew. JabfZ Fox, consisted of addresses by Rev
r o. Hinkley, Gen. X. j.. Muzzey; and Swiss
Consul General John Hitz, concluding with
finging by the Sunday school pupils.
The fourteenth annual meeting OF the Mary
land Association New Jerusalem, Sweden
boIgian,l was convened this morning at IL
O'Clock at the same place.
TO-DAY.
The association assembled at II O'Clock to-
day, and was opened with religious services,
conducted by Rev. w. III. Hinkley, of Whining
ton, the presiding minister. DIR. g. +. Prem
us OF this city, was appointed secretary. Gen.
X. ID. Mussy, Rev. W. g. Day and Mr.. W. A.
Wisdom were appointed a committee on Gre
Centlals, and they subsequently reported a
roll Of Reys- W. III. Hinkley. of Wilmington:
.Jabez Fox, Of Washington; W. g. Day, A. ..
Brickman and j. W. Hunt, of Baltimore and T..
p Walton, Of Abingdon, as also the delegates
rom wilmington, first society of Baltimore,
German society of Baltimore, Washington,
Westminster, Abingdon. Messrs. X. ID. Mussey,
r. Il. Donaldson, G.. b. Howard, Adelia j.
Olmstead, and e. T.. PIentiss represent the
Washington society. The report of the com.nlt-
Tee was adopted Reports from the several
churches of the association and the Sunday
Schools were read. At ~ O'Clock religious SER
R nees, were neid, and Kew. A. .. Buchanan, of
18th, inclusive.
IHk IOuENAMENT, Observation-Disclosures
Mil Holds The Champion LGRoe.-The tournament
between Mary land and Virginia knights, for the
champion lance, came OF at the National Park
yesterday afternoon. there being eighteen con-
testants, and three Judges from each State. The
umpire was l. F. Young, Of this District, and
the tme-keeper Col. Robert Teel. After an
address 10 the knights by DIR. Charles Allen OF
this city, DR.. Heiskell addressed them on behalf
Of The judges, and the fitting commenced-each
contestant being allowed three trials. ON the
NTH ride, X. III. Hereford, of Maryland, again
q a m Ixxbf eIh to.h .YI
year past,) and the privilege of crOwning the
Queen OF Love and Beauty. After the present.
alton OF the champion lance, and eight plumed
caps 10 the eight knights standing highest on
the roll, grand ball came OF. The Champion
having selected the Queen OF Love and Beauty,
Miss May Heisken, of Prince George, and his
seven ''Plumed cap brethren selected their
MaiCs Of Honor, the ceremony of coronation
took Place. The t'queen's set was then danced:
after which the ball continued until very late
hour.
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CITY ITEMS.

KID GLOVES. KID GLOVES
Just received from Europe a new stock of Kid
Gloves, all cOlors and sizes, which still sell at
old prices. Try our 81 gloves at
CHAs. BAUMs
HoopskiTt and Corset Factory,
40S Seventh street.
OUR FRITZ" noticed in the fashion article
in the last number OF Harper's Bazaar, in choice
colors, and other desirable Scarfs, Cows and
Ties, from Union Adams and other leading
houses, opening this week.
GEO. e.. HESNING.
No. 40 Seventh street, y. w.
A
FALL.-FOr Mems, Youths and BOYS Cloth
ing, 90 to OdeOn Hall, Pennsylvania avenue.
corner "a street. N,6
TEE WORD ''SoZoDoNT," which is fast becom-
ing ahOusehOld word, is derived from the Greek
and composed Of two words, Sozo and Odontes
"Sezo,' translated, means to preserve snt
"OdOntes, j" the teeth. SoZodont, a preseryer OF
the teeth. And il is true to its name.
"SpoldiD9's Glue" will mend YOUR WAYS, OF
any iL4hS elso lhdl neeus Inenulng. co
FALL.-FOr Mems. Youths and Bows Fur
nishing Goods, to be had at extremely low
prices, go ID Phhlp Wallach's. 2I,G
HRkPLBR has all kinds OF Thermometers IS.
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STOVES. FURNACES. &c.

= + T
~ COOK STOVE
Has the largest OWN of any stove made Is nuick
in operation. Ia easily mar seed, and the hr- -
at al times perfectly under control. Guar
antesd IN all repects superior any stowe in -
tie market. r. l. GREGORY
ocz22w 634 Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-28

ARGE STOCK .,
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
NOW OPEN
The LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE AsSORr.
hENT we have ever offered our customers
DkESS GOODS, consisting IN part OF
Superior Black silks, Irish Poplins, Emprees
Cloths, English sstine in Cloth Colors, Serges do
Soleures. French Merinos, from rs cents up: Plaid
Popns. Delatnes from lsA to Is cents the celebra-
ted Buffalo and Beaver Brands Black Alpacas, 100
pieces Cloth Cassmeres and Cassinets, from so
cents up: Water proof Cloths for Cloaks and Suits
from ina o up; sil so0T Kin c1ovrs J
GLOVES 81. BENJAMIN MILLER,
ee29-tr 101 Bridge street. Georgetown.
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