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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-12
Please o tville, Oct. II.

RI Pleasantville, Oct. II.
Majority for GilHllan for Congress. 81 {;
majority for McJunkin for Assembly, %. q,
Housewife, Oct. 10.
Mejority for GilAllan l06; Dabbs l0l;
Beveridgs 81; Walters 40: Fettsref l07.
Rouseville, Oct. IL.
Housewife gave Beveridce 9l majority; )
Fet,erer l01; gave Sage 96 votes. Rynd
farm gave Gibson IL majority; H:xon ca;
Lawrence Is. Lawrence got beat ct Rouse
Vile ~.
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fa'ent medicine dealer No. 1910, that be.
ing tue number that have sold thu n.onIo
'hs past summer. elucidxted " a small
o"t select audiences on the street, this after.
noon. The virtues Of his celebrated .Asi-
a''csl- panticureai- eIlipli3A< nssyous- cor.
a'a' nave never heretofore b~en discovered,
IL oe'ng alike good for The toothaobe or
iheumatisln. Who'll have another bottle At
the exceedingly low price OF rs cts, oniv.
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Latest and Most Important
War News.

Lnodon, Oct. II.
4 de6echment Of The army Of the Crown
Prince, under Gsnassi. Won Derbaun. de-
fsased a portion Of che army of the Lore
yesterday, near Orleans. taking 1000 pris =
oners and three pieces Of artillery.
The Prussians were surrounded until re-.
pulsed at Cherixy, bot rallied. and ticking
Sosession of Tho place sst fire 10 H. oua the
town il In ruins.
The French roy the Prussiass hsDe also
burned several villages 10 the plains Of De-
ance.
Advices from Metz TO Sunday, say the
weather Is untavorsltf%.
Firing from the works 10 steadily main
tain~d.
The Pnsdans tool. two tbou,aud pris-
oners - the lsss encounter.
1t is stated Losd Lyons recently sug-
ges'ed b Bismarck sbs expediency of an
armisiice Bismarck replied that Prussia
would DO gIsd ~ make peace any time
and any where, but no proposition looking
70 . truce c0,l4 be entertained for mo.
mens. -'
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umberYard

Friends aud patrons. one and all.
Your attention To my "biz' I would calE
Tim's arc dull an money tight,
Bnt in these times I'm looking for Iirht:
To those who arc building RIGS without number.
would inforn--ihls Is the place to buy Lumber.
MY motto 10 this ''onck Sales ard small Troat.p
For business Is healthy and think much Of fl:
In q"aliiy my Lumber Ia second to none,
And as for Shingles, l keep No /;
Some may not look Mt IL in the light do
Aud for ,Lose have quality No. g;
And to those who are pa,ticulsr--as some may no.
l still have snoti,r gualiiy called No
have good seasoned Lumber. Dressed up nice.
Which will sell at low cash price;
such rs Flooring, Ceiling and Siding, Doth Rou,n
and Dressed, - "a
lath, Battens and Surfaced Lumber, an o, tho
best;
also have Rig Lumber Of all kinds.
At prices TO compare WITHHOLD aud hard times;
All kinda Of Timber ke,t constantly on hsnd,
And box Of Cigars of very good brand;
My facilities for ssl ing aro surely without number
Away, keep good teams to deliver good Lumber;
70 u ya' want Lumber, Rough, Dressed, soh or
'l Hard,
fou will find inst what you want at L n s.. Lum
Der Yard.
fch1sif
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MAsoNrC.-Ths Free Mssons OF Pleasant.
v'''s sud vicipiiy srs taking msas,re. re.
'at've to the organization Of a Lodge In
flrasantville. A meeting Of thu members
al this order has been called for .Tbursdsy
~s.nine, Oct. 18th. st that place u con
suit as 'o the advisaLiIity of The plan.
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AT social gathering In New York the
other evening, Christine Nilsson and Ad-
elaidr Phillips, 20 sung to esch other's sat-
"Iac'ton that they rushed to arms and kiss.
ed each other. though there were plenty of
gentlemen p!esen', who could have done
tie kissing great deal better.
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FOLD at lp. M, 1877.
Gilfillun Sqllelcl,ed /:

BY a telegram just received from Frank
u" we learn that GilfIisn, the Republican
c"ndidste for Congress 10 this District 10 de-
ieatcd. The news 10 almost too good to be
true!
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IIspC0o Notices.

The largest assortment OF Parlcr and
Cooking Stoves may b. found ct Nicholson
& Blackmon's.
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Winter.-
Thompson and Bryant have written sober
pssssble verses about the Seasons, but nsith
Q rof these great bards could have produc-
ed the following "bunt" about the coming
Winter:
The Summer ere over, the Winter sss COM
ing, e. A
No moro in the clover the bees are hum
'lyf ming. gl..fl ..i
The daisies is thinning, the buttercups
also: .......
The leaves 10 beginning likewise for TO fall
The gales Of October blows Gill on the
panel,
And folks ss 10 sober ID putting on fan
The storms that 10 blowing, the coming and
.. drumming,
Says Summer ere loin :, and Winter are
coming.
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PETROLEUM ITEMS. new strike known
as the LidiSwell wss made on the Norway
Oil Co.'S tract Of land, l3o0lacras Ia ss,snt
In President township end opposite Eagle
Rock. This we'll was tsrpedoed Octobe :
9Th, aud ives raised from four to twenty i've
barrels daily. Tho oil 10 Of light green
color. TIE owners ere Wm. p. JohesoQ of
Ti'usEele; L. Halderman, Of Cleveland, end
Geo Alec and Others u Franklin. The
eompasy intend putting dsWn several wells
this fall.
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United States Assessor Evants, of Mon
~na, w lost from On explori ng party,
headed BY Genera, Wsshburne, and ts,
pas bean hearI Of sjues..
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Ladies' Oyster saloon
Up stains over Vouchers Restaurant, Wash.
ington ST., Petroleum Centre, Pa. Ladies'
are invited to call. sept 2S.
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The place TO get your Boots and Shoes Il
at Bruce Il Fnllers, Main Street.
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The Ada Tesnisn Female Minstrel Troupe
give ono entertainment al Sobsia Hall, on
Saturday evening uext. See their sdvsr-
tisemeut.'
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All styles light harness. cheaper than IN,
cheapest, made from Moffat's oak stock. on,
warrant ed, at ]. r. Kron's.
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Sash. Glass, Doors. Putty &c. Large
stock very cheap ut the Furniture Store.
ml0-tr
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Buy the "Red Hot" Saddle. manufactured
In Titnsvills expressly for the oil couutry
adapted to oil kinds OF weather, at J. r.
KrOn's. sl2-tf
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Call and REQ the extensioa top Dictator
with reservoir, at"Nicholson Il Blackmon'f,
agents for the same.
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REV ARD. The laiP.t variety o
fine undeiclothing ever offered'to their Gus
TONERS is now on exhibition at
oct6tf. LAMMERs & ALDEN.
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Just received large and we'll assorted
stock Of shelf hardware at J. Rutheriord's
IT,
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Now is the best time to lay in a winter
supply Of hard coal. COdingtnn b Corn
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Oysters.

Just received fresh Tub Oysters and shell
CLAIMS vi l. Vouchers. sepl7.
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Oyster and ClamsStews, .shose old fash
ioned ones, at Voncher's.
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RESIGNED Mr.. VIII. A. Harlow, who
has held The position Of operator in tbs Of
flee Of the Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph
Company In this plscs, for the past two
years, has resigned aud will leave Ia. NOR
row ior his bome in Glasgow, Ky. During
his long stay here, by uniform courtesy and
accommodations, and str let attention 10 The
interests ot tbs Company and the wants Of
Ns patroa's' Ne bas made hosts Of friends,
WIN. while they will regret bis departure,
will wish him success " wbsrsvrr bis lot may
b" cast God luck to- you, Will, is cur
lrA nlsl.
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Hooley, the Brooklyn minsssl manager,
has parehssed Brysn Hall, Chicsgo, for
$1,000, and 10 10 mako IN African Oper.
House Of 1t.
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Election returns from this State, Indiana.
oh'' aud Iowa, Indicate that they have
gone Republican, bns BY how barge msjori.
ties is not known q yet.
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WALL PAPER
at GRrrTEs Bros.
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A. 5. Smith has just returned from the
East With large stock of Shoes and the
latest styles of Opera Toe Ladies shoes.
oct5-ti
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WALL PAPER

at GRIrrEs Bros.
ORIENTAL HOT BLAST lPARLOR
STOVES) are 10 such great demand that
Nich0lson & Blackmon cannot supply the
homo trade. oc6ti.
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WALL PAPER
Ot GRirsEs Bros.
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WALL PAPER
at GRirrEs Bros.
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WALL PAPER
st GRIFFEs Bros.

blackberry Brsndy.
A very superior article of Black berry
Brandy, FOR summer complaints, cholera
morbus, &C., at
GRIrFEs Bros.
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Oysters By the quart At Vouchers.
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The largest assortment of Parlcr and
ConkinC Stoves may b. found ct Nicholson
& Blackmoni.
WALL PAPER
at GRrrTEs Bros.
REV The laip.t variety o
4 fine underclothing ever offered'to their Gus
TONERS is now on exhibition at
oct6tE LAMMERs & ALDEN.
|
Call end see the extensioa top Dictator
With reservoir, at"Nicholson Il Blackmon'f,
agents for the same.
WALL PAPBR
st GRrrsEs Bros.
Ladies' Oyster saloon
| Up stains over Vouchers Restaurant, Wash.
ington ST.. Petroleum Centre, Pa. Ladies
are invited to call. sept 2s.
Just received large and well assorted
stock Of shelf hardware at J. Rutheriord's.
IT,
WALL PAPER
| at GRIFrEs Bros.
ORIENTAL HOT BLAST lPARLOR
STOVES) are 10 such great demand that
Nicbolson & Blaekmon cannot supply the
homo trade. oc6ti.
WALL PAPER
st GRirrEs Bros.
Now is the best time to lay 10 winter
supply Of hard coal. Codington h Corn
we'll are the men to buy from. June 28tf.
Buy the "Red Hot" Saddle. manufactured
in TitnsvilIe expressly for the oil cou utry
adapted to oil kinds of weather, at J. r.
Kr0n's. sl2-tf
Oysters.
Just received fresh Tub Oysters and shell
CLAIMS Ut l. Vouchers. sepl7.
The place to get your Boots and Shoes is
st Bruce 4 Fnllers. Main Street.
All styles light harness. cheaper than the
cheapest, made from Moffats oak stock. and
warranted, st J. R. Kron's.
WALL PAPER
st GRIFrEs Bros.
blackberry Brsndy.
A very superior article of Black berry |
Brandy, FOR summer complaints, cholera !
morbus, &C., at
GRIFrEs Bros.
Oysters BY the quart at Vouchers.
A. s. Smith has jnst returned from the
East With q large stock of Shoes and tho
latest styles of Opera Toe Ladies shoes.
oct5.tG
Sash. Glass, Doors. Putty &c. Larpe
stock ery cheap ut the Furniture Store.
ml0-r
Oyster and Clam.Strws. tbose old faah
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p" P0ICKRY ="

Enumcia ating q few of the article. t, J.,
found at 10
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MARYLAND POLITICS.
Republican Mass Meeting nj Rock
willie.

Especial Correspondence of The Start
ROCKVILLE, ND, Oct. ia spirited mass
meeting of the republicans of Montgomery
county, Nd, was held here today, there being
present about 900 voters of the county. The
meeting was called TO order By Mr.. III. F. veairs,
ana the Following officers were elected :-Presi-
dent, Major John G. England; Vice Presidents,
Thomas AchsOn, l.. VI. Watkins Lemuel Awk-
erd, Thomas Budd; Secretaries, Bernard Mon
day, Franklin Mace.
The President, after making a few appro
pirate remarks, introduced Hon. j. A. GARY
the republican nominee for Congress to repre-
sent the 5th congressional district who said that
IL DID him good to see SO many of his political
friends present, but he was sorry there were not
more democrats present, for they need to be
enlightened as to the true principles of the
republican party, which the speaker proceeded
10 enlarge upon in an eloquent manner. Mr. r.
Stoekett Matthews then made an able speech
and was followed by Mr.. j. w. Bear-the Buck
eye Blacksmith--Mr. VIM. H. Butler and Mt
George w. Hatton, the colored Demosthenes OF
your city, who made one Of his characteristic
speeches.
1t was announced that there would be
republican meeting At Aliens Store, Prince
George county, on Thursday, at which most Of
the speakers present at this meeting would
appear. "CNsER Fritz"
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GEORGETOWN.

= NERAL or BLADES FoRREsT.-Ths funeral of
lne 'Ate Badsn Forrest will take place te morrow
az clock m. IRON lis late residence, corner OF
Isl ana Frederick streets Rev. Mr.. Atkins will of
hCate, ana the remains will be in erred in the Con-
.IeSslonai Gem terry The coffin, prepared by NJ
ncQnlIlan IL Of walnut Covered with black Cloth,
mounted with heavy silver haudles. and with plate
N he I'D inscribed, - Forrest. Born April 18th,
INlO; died October 18th, $50"
IHE GRAIN MARKET Is dull, with no tendency "a
change in prices; choice wheat always command
ing ady sale, but the supply Of eli kinds has no,
ytt been renewed tince the ireshet This morning
o. Change goo bushels fair wheat sold at 81 go and
after the close Of the rooms Yesterday 800 bushels
COCO wheat were sold from store at $40
BREAK IN IHE CANAL 10 reported, but the new.
IL not yet confirmed. No b rats are arriving how
ese., ana II Is supposed that some of the repairs
nseoe necessary by the late freshet have not been
Supfeted or else that a new break has been caused
'hs letting in Of full head Of water some OF
ms te!efs. The Alexandria Gdzstfe says that the
serious. ~ " "
ATTEMPTED BuRGLARy-About twelve O'Clock
bsht some De rson or per sons unknown attempt
"a 10 enter Dung smil rear the aqueduct by break
Ing open door leading from the crib, but the
sSa,cnman on duty in the mill discovered them in
unie 10 brighten them of Their tracks show that
,l perpetrators weIe full grown men, no doubt be.
ioi gDe to gang whs have committed five robberes
In that vicinity within the past two weeks.
ElvER fRoNT.-The steamer Valley City cleared
TINS morniLg for New York, with alb. 900 barrels
OF hour. The steamer New York, from philaiel-
pha is unloading at Hyde Tyler's wharf
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ALEXANDRIA COUNTv, VA, RE-
PUBlICANS.
Nominations by the Convention at
tngton-ErOyIbie Iva tho Camp
Another Convention to he Called.

Especial Correspondence of The Evening Stsr.l
ARLINGTON, VA Oct. 1s.-At a convention of
the republicans held to-day by three towns of
Alexandria county, Va, composing less than
two-Bfths of the voters of the whole county,
officers were pat i'll nomination to till ey-ry
Office in the gift ct the people for the emit re
county. as follows For Sheriff, J. T.. ONeil;
Tor TTessuTer.N. + Cor bett; tor Commonwealth
Attorney, j. q. DePutrOn, of Fairfax county;
for Surveyor, Z. T.. Corbett; for Clerk, K. ).
Laws; for Superintendent of the Poor, A.
Sypbax. All but the two last named are white.
This action was taken in direct disregard of
the rights OF more than three-t fths of the voters
OF said county, and against their protest, they
being entirely discarded from any participation
IN the convention. The said three towns, com
posed almost entirely of colored men, were de-
termfned that the city of Alexandra should
have no voice IN the choice of such county Off
GERS, and in spite Of legal advice, satisfactory
any common sense man, they refused to allow
coed of said convention. The remainder of
the c, -nty, however, have called q convention
at future day tor the nomination of such Off
GERS as the majority Of the county shall believe
TO be for the Interests of the party inviting the
above towns to send delegates to the same
Were II not for the ambition OF certain Office
seekers this much to be deplored tate of things
would not exist here, and the great danger now
is OF throwing into the hands of the conserya-
tlvss all the county Off GERS. The three towns
above mentioned i'm their convention even re-
sorted to the nomination of one candidat, whn
Is not even a resident of Alexandria county but
resident OF Fairfax county, as viii be seen.
JRFpRRsOS.
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fIy BasIg:', Byok,.' dnd COmm0e,a! 7sksra,A. ;;
Lewis Johrson Co., quote stocks and bonds fr
home and foreign markets Is follows:
NKw YORK, Oct. l.-First Board-U g. e., lssl
coupon, lJ as 1852, coupon, lllA s-19s 1854 co
BON, ILL.,; Sls, 1885, coupon, Ia; s. Dos, new 1851
coup lios ns, s0, coupon, HOS; s2Gs, 1853 con
harip%Sss.a; DO pIefdG 0aLtea q Camt Sriand
:; Pacific Mail. AZ; Boston Water Power, Is
Aoams EXP, tl5s; Wells. Fargo & Co.'S EXP 81
American Exp.,4is offd 70 g. EXP 351a Of do pfd
~ y Central en- and Hudson, $50 DO do scrip S
Michigan Central, l211s ORD: Lake Shore and
G m,ichlgan southern 94's; Illinois Central. lSY
L. I'D. s9;,; Union PaciiJ . r 257s; New Jer
a. as. tsn,r "S'+; Roek Island, ill., milwaukee
s sHa y wa lsh and Western. az clers Gs o.
lgplbus; Cineigps.i and Inds,; 81; ssart WAYNE,
49,; Chicago Alton, pref'd, lis: OHIO aud Mis-
:issppi Certifestes s3ss Tennessee State 81.
&c, old, $50 q: Cent Pscif, Bonds 90 North Ga
S GdI CsieaS S and dI IEI . OF q Missouri s.. %
Bonds o. Gold .I2sg ain. Market weak.
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MEETING OF THE WATER BOARD
XhiBit of che Condition Of AT,,rs.

The Water Board met al the Reg strar's of &c
last night, present Messrs. J. ". Thompson. ..
). Hoyes and G. ". LinvilIe of the board, con.
stituting quorum. Registrar Crane was also
present., and submitted a tabular statement.
showing the total amount OF water tax outstand-
ing, with interest, to be S92 G52- 81. Since Sep
TENDER 10th water rent has been collected on
IN houses, leaving 543 houses still in arrears for
rent, amounting 20 S4C9934. The assets of
the department include S5O.126 80 10 the credit
OF the water fund in bank. or supposed to be.
The Liabilities consist of the ten-year certi-
Gates, due July l. 1870, to the amount OF l55 900
The board authorized the Water Registrar 20
make out a list of delnquents on the water tax
due and past due, TO be handed over to the Col
lectoT, to be embraced in the tsX-sale list. The
Registrar was also instructed by the board to
proceed a once, in accordance with the law, 70
turn of tae water from all persons in arrears
for water tax.
Some discussion Of proposed Improvements in
the workings of the water department was had
and the board adjourned for one week.
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The Markets To-Day.

BALTIMORE, Oct. lg.-Cotton firm at l51ac. Flour
dull and prices less firm Wheat steady Maryland
c nmon to fair, $ 2aS IS, Corn dull ana lower,
white 7oag0c.: yellow, 73a7e; Western. 70sSOc Oats
very dull at 40aisc Rye 75a90 Provisions entirely
unchanged. Whisky firm at 92c
BALTIMORE. Oct l9.-virginis skies, old, sO1a bid
do lo67, % asked.
NEW YORK, Oct l9.-Stocks very steady. Money
$40 cold, 1879. Exchange. long, S1a; short, g.
SOS, loJ2. coupon, 25.. Virginia 6's, coupon,
20.
NKw YORK, Oct 10 -Flonr o sh sde frner. Whe At
cent better. Corn dull aud heavy.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionesr
- Iva Bridge street, Georgetog

by THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionesr
~ 114 Bridge street, Georgetogn
TRUsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is
LUMBIA VI w
- By virtue Of Q deed Of trus. from the late
E; Eleanor Lang TO the subscriber, made No
.yemher 81, ls3, and recorded amongst the
Is folio "a &c, and under the Instructions OF the
corporate authorities OF said town, | will Offer A,
pubic auction, THURSDAY, October goth, 1870,
at o'clock m in front Of ths premises, "All that
original lots OF said town beginning at the end of -
feet measured ct the south line Of Bridge street
from the southwest corner of Bridge aud High
streets, and running thence en- said line Of Bridge
street vest Az feet; thence south and parallel with
the east boundary line OF said en'ire lot 90 feet
thence east ard parallel with the first line AZ fee,
ard thence in a straight line to the beginning
Inc 1mproy ements upon this ground consist of a
very SUBSTANTIALLY bun Brick Tenement, two and a
rail- stories high, with large and commodous part
ments, the same hayiag been formerly known as the
Corporation or Town louise. )" South of the building
Il sPscious and convenient lot, access 20 which
from Bridge street H. through alley between said
Town House" and Mrs. Lang hotel property, on
These premises are situated immediately At the
terminus OF the Washington and Georgetown rail-
IN the central part OF the latter city and offer
excellent inducements Tor profitable investment.
and the residue in four equal install ents at s. ~
IS ard q months, with semi, annual interest Tine
tte VIII be reserved until full payment Of the pur
chase money. sue are 70 be paid down ct close Of
two days after such SALE the trustee reserves the
right to resell the property upon three days notice
al the risk and cost Of the deiauliiag purchaser All
stamps and conveyanSinga at purchaser's cost.
HUGH OAPERrON, Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
OcS eOtd ICDurier |
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THE GREAT ENIGMA,

thousand guesses have been made at the
ingredients Of Sosodont, the most wholesome and
perfect dental purifier the world las ever seen
They were all wrong, 20, by way of throwing a
little light on the subject, it is now announced
that the liber or inner bark Of the Ouillaya
eap0naria, the Soap Tree OF the Valley of the
andes, Is one OF the c0mponents Of that peer
less dentrifce.
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GENTLEMEN buying underclothing this Fall
viii do well TO examine my stock. Buying di-
ty the package, am able to offer great induce
meIlts to consum.rs by saving the jOober's profit
The assortment is extensive and embraces a
variety Of grades. GEO. c. HENHING,
No. 40 Seventh street, N W.
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CITY ITEMS.

MATCH GAME of base ball between the
Washington and Star" clubs Will take place
to Inorrow Thursday at p. m, on the Olym
pic grounds. Don't fail to zee Ii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-19

VERY HANDSOME STYLE Business Suits, $40
s11, SIP, Si3, Sl4, and S15, just opened at A
Suaus' Popular Clothing House, No. 101l Pa
avenue, between 10th and 11th SITS.