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THE WEATHER

WkR DkFsETMENT, Upkcs - Clt.f SIsa.i Tssssg
NhsBINSTON, October q, 1879, 1895 a m. {
SYNOPSIS FOE THIS PAST TwENTI-FOUR HOURS
lh' s.DIn center that MprdAy moraing over
NV jersey has moved very slowly HOrthSeslw ri
over AXE kTie. aud Is probably nov near Lake IL 70
on. The extent covered by this cyclan. has con-
iinued Ia steadily increase bus thu Wtnls have
mini. he'd iu force. The second dstu -Iancs hA4 al
NsLcsd 'astward over Man8tubs W sterly wiuIS
aid clear weNt her now prevail IN the south Atlantic
p tstfE. Southwest wiudS with partly cloudy AMI
clear weather in the middle Atlantic srate-. S,n-h-
east winds viii partly CT indy .thsr in New York
Sb0 New England So fas as heA from. Nurthwe est
wiId- with clOud and snow reported from Michi-
saw and probably prev all over Lakes Michigan and
Huron. * ports are very generally missing from
stat Us west Of the lower iakes, the Ohio valley
arc the south Atlantic states. also from Gao ada
PEOBABlLi TIEs.-DuTipg the rest Of Tuesday, the
,lorm center move noTthward over Lake Huron.
FOR tbs southern stats, westerly winds. psr1lF
cloudy and clear, cold weather. For the ssutheru
portion Of the middle states, southeast 10 northwest
winds, cloudy aud clearing westb-r. For the north
portion Of the middle sta aul New England,
spuih and east wirds, with cloCdy weather. r ir
Lake Ontario sOut hea yterly winds sOr Lake Erie,
westerly winds. For the uIpaT lakes, northwest
winds, cloudy weather, and possibly light snow.
For the Ohio valley, westerly Wind, partly cloudy
end clearing weather. For the northwest, falling
bar, meter, winds .rg 10 sou west, rising
peratarr, and Increasing cl0udin~s%. O,ulionsry
signals contiHue Cape Ma, Ne - Y ,rk, New Haven,
New London, Wo IDS HOle, Boston, p ,rtlsnd, O-we.
go. Rochester, Buffalo, Erie, Cleveland, Toisdo,
T. troit, and Alpens and ordered for GraI Ha-
ven, Chicago, Milwaukee, Escsnaba, Marquette,
AID Iiuiuih
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Largest Circulation in The District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY;
TUESDAY .............October FL, 1878.

The st. Louis RepuJIiedn, one of the doubt
ing democratic newspapers, does not see sign
of democratic revival in the Ohio election.
That state went for Pierce in 1852, it says, but
"hss never cast a democratic electoral vote
will again" The democr alta elected the gov
ernOr in 1859 and the election of Mr.. Allen Is
the second time the y have carried the state in
eleven year,.
The New York TriJHa. also, advises the
bourbon element of the democratic party"
not to lose its he al over its partial success in
Ohio" The democrats, the Tribune says, have
achieved something like success the year fol-
lowing the Presidential election ever since 1870
Every time they have done it, it has been
through some blunder or fault of the republi-
cans, and the consequences have in every in
stance been the same. The democrats, in
spired by their mOmentaTy success, have lost
their heads entirely, and instead Of taking good
10 tune with sObriety and prudence have gone
DIR ink over the spOils, forgotten their discre-
ton, talked loosely and wildly, and at the very
next election been slapped in the face and re-
handed to the back seats which fate has as
signed them. On the other hand, the repubii-
cans have invariably shown the conservatism
and wisdom Of those who hold power, AMI au-
preciate its responsibilities. In every instance
they have first fallen back a little-repulsed
but not defeated-and waited til the enemy
like Jubal Early's army in the valley, had be-
come demO-slized with the plumber OF the
camps, and then, reJTganzed and reasSured
have pumped down upon them and driven
them in disastrous rOut from the field.
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The Markafs


=, BALTiHoRE, October 2l-west yirginias, consoI-
BALTIMORE, October q Cotton quiet and steady,
low mCdlibg-, l51s Flour dull and heavy; nothif,s
Ling. wheat quiet and st.ady-choice amber rs:
gocd 20 prime red, l.6OeIlTO; common 70 fair red
l-4Ot1l-bo. Corn nOminal-~hife southern, rs: vel,
low LtherD stess y, IS; 0ed western 81 Oats
gnie,--"pthern, 4se550. western mixed. a. do
Shtes 4seySO Rye steAdy-se6rSS HAY unch.DR-d
Pork Gull and heavy-l61a al. Bulb meats-shSuI-
ders scarce snd hrn, IA; Cl rib sides dull and
y NH NJ, "a. Bscon--Bsulders scarce and firm
St ei,sr ris sides dull, 81; sagsr-cured hams IS
@l5 Lard nominal; none off-TiDz-sask Vest
.. outier siesdy-gOod to choice tuhs. z5aeO: do
sEf4r unchanged
Nav YORE, October 2l-Stocks dull Gold,
81 Money, 7, gold nUcbange, long, Z: short,
"a GOyernfnents steady.
INV YORK, October 1i.-Fiour guie. aud steady
" heat quiet and hTmer. Corn dali and unch ~ d .
L"NnON, &c ob-r q. I130 o. m.-Ouns ,Is for
motey US (g92@s. fer account, Sssf Erie, So
PARIS. October q -kents 81 francs, o5 ceaIimes
LONDON, October q, $50 p. m.-rns rate of dis
cssIt IN open market for three month"; bills il 81
per cent. or e ger cent. below the Bank of Eng
land ate. Erie. SSIi
PARIS. October p -sentes 81 francs IS centiaes
LONDnN. Oct Der q, . n,.-The amour, of bull
lion gone int" the BAN II Knglsnd ON bal .nce
daa T. tlO,g0. Erie. ISL
loNIoN, October q, 49, m Co soils f,r m ,uey
~ rs; tr account 92's(s,2As; 10 ~ bonds, 9l
ner fyes, 2lS.
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Gen. Butler is not lost. He has been heard
from. The Springfield Rspub'ie1n says:
1.-The leStIOn OF Sir. Summers reelection l.
already entering Massachusetts politics. Gen
Buffers partisans are actively seekin. admt,
sion to the legislature, this fall with an express
view TO the advantage that will give them in
gttting IN again next year, when that question
comes up for decision"
Meantime Mr.. Sumner is said to feel tran
gully sure Of reelection,i believing that the
Massachusetts republicans will overlook his
little lapses from the party. In this he may b 9
mistaken. They don't seem to be in the tole-
rant mood, Judging by their refusal to expungs
the resolution. Of censure passed upon him.
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nREsS MAKING.-LOOKWOOD, HUFTY A
~ TAYLOR having At the head Of their DR ESS.
MAkIEG pEPARfMENT accom- piished and
talented Di0dtse, announce that they will continne
to give special attention to Dressmakng in ali its
branches, guaranteeing Economy - Material asd
1stmmfag, with perfect fitting Garments
Having largely Increased their facilities in this da
they are now fur ishing Dresses at pek
Less Cost than the price Of mpot garments vhije
for style they ARE undoubtedly equal 20 tAs fnsst Of
P0riSidn nianEfacttse.
All orders deli vered prom pity at the Tina sne
cif.d, and prices exceedingly reasonable
MOURNING orders at The shortest possible no.
tice.
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a $50 West convention of Irishmen i, be-
ing held in s.. Louis, it, object being to divert
the stream of Irish emigration from New York
ard other large cities 20 the western states and
territories where II Is believed they can do bet
ter in agricultural pursuits. The New York
Journal q Commerce thinks this an erroneous
notion, and argues that the east is the best
place fer lrIsh immigrants. They get plenty of
work and good pay; strike when they fe-I ag-
grieyed ard generally bring their employers TO
terms; and in most Instances, If they are sober
and economical, do well. besides the a5un-
dance of labor in New York, J." SAYS the Journal,
They find themselves at once in the midst OF
vast Irish population, ami are a. much az home
as they would be in TipPera7y. II is in the nat
Ural fitness OF things that Irish immi grants
should fer the most part remain IN New York
The Irish convention at st. Louis cannot offer
Inducements enough to detach the Irish from
their affection for this city. They mig ht as vel
give IL up New York cannot part
with the Irish population; nor can the irish
population part with New York"
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The hrst thing Editor and Congressman Rob
last week, was to take a bath, and the second
to order his back-p,y back into the Treasury.
He looks and feels very clean now.-SoriaJS sid
Republican.
Why can't Honesty Roosevelt, of New York,
clean himself similarly?
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Roaring William Allen is really elected gov
ernor Of Ohio by q small majority. Sad. But
it was not because Of the increase of the demo-
cratic vote, but because the republicans stayed
at home. The republican voters were alto
gether too domestic this fall.
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The report of Major CraighiI, engineer de-
partment, L. ;. A, on the improvement of the
navigation OF the Potomac, which we publish
to-day, Is worthy the attention of all who have
'ne interests of our city at heart. The subject
VI the conservation and increase of our CONNER
claI facilities is one in which every man in the
community is Interested.
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Those who pay their taxes before the first day
OF November are entitled to A discount of Ga.
per cent not a slight indacement TO ALI who
IeAhze the advantage of reduc ton on bills
winch must be paid, whether money is tight or
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AND ConMERCIAL.

The week opened in Wall street with quiet
markets and prevailing impression that the
situation IL improving in all directions. The
banks are receiving great deal more currency
a. an they are sending away, and q considera-
bic part Of the receipts are in gal tender notes
The stock and money market present no new
features Of change.
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1t is more than probable that the back pay
bill will be repealed at the next session of Con-
Sress. 1t is said that many advocates of the
bill will vote for its repeal on the ground that
It has proved distssteful 20 the people irrespec-
tive OF party. 1t il thought the bill providing
for its repeal viii find but few outspoken oppo.
nents.
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: There are elections to be held on the ith o
November in Arkansas, Illinois, kansas, Mary
lard, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota.
Mississippi, New Jersey, New York, Virginia
and Wisconsin.
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The convention OF fire department officials in
Baltimore ought to be productiveo Of good. The
terrible eonfagrstions which have visited seye-
raj OF our great cities within few years past
demonstrated the necessity of increased fscIli-
ties for the speedy extinguish ment of fires, aud
1t is to be hoped that this convention will de wise
some material Improvements on our pre- sent
system Of combating the 'sfre fend."
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ooh, mighty Casarl hath 1t come to thise"
exciaims the n. Y. Commercial, just because
Ex-Governor Seymour has been nominated for
assemblyman by the democrats OF Oneida.
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The Baltimore Gasette is disposed to censure
General BabcOck for removing the status of
Thomas Jefferson from the grounds in front Of
tie White House. General Babcock has done
much towards Identifying the public buildings
and grounds in Washington SINCE he has held
his present position, and is especially com
mended by everybody who has seen the i'm
prOvemeHts he has made on the north front of
the Executive Mansion. Formerly partially
deeayed trees and shrubbery obscIred the view
at this point and it was still further Distracted
bya tan iron fence a feS yards north OF the
mansion. These trees and this fence have besl
taken away as well as the statue of Jefferson,
the latter being life-s.ze and having a very in
significant and unimposing appearance from
the Avenue. In fact, no one could tell from the
Avenue whom it was intended to represent, ana
strangers were continually asking for informa.
ton on the subject. As it is the statue has not
been destroyed, but has simply been transferred
from the north 10 the south front of the Execu-
tive Mansion, where it can be inspected at
shorter range. In its place on the north front
Of the building a handsome fountain has been
erected and walks laid around it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-21

Alexander II. stephens and HerscheI "
johnson do not propose to shoulder the national
debt, discover perpetual motion, square the cir
Gle, or start a democratic paper in Washington.
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BOARDING.

ROARDING-FURNISHE ROOMS-One Back
- Psrlor first floor, and two nice Front Rooms,
with Board. Call at sll street, near Post Ofice
Also, Table Board. octs-Im
NEW AND ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS
single or suite, with without Board; all
modern improvements; 435 street, opposite Me-
tropolitan Church sep7s- Ina
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Col. Hughes, the republican candidate for
governor OF Virginia, and others spoke in Alex
andria on Saturday night and were frequently
interrupted by disorderly persons in the Gro wd.
The Virginia SsntineI shows the proper spirit
IN rebukiug this intolerance and says:
1--WE need not try and persuade ourselves that
All the good in the citizenship, OF all the good
in principle is with our party alone, and the
sooner We learn TO treat our opponents with
fairness and courtesy, to drop abuse and vitup-
Grafton, and recognize not Osly the right of adj
verse opinion, but OF its public expression, the
sooner shall we show ourselves to be what we
clalms IN certain essential tenets of the party"
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF GOODS.
UNSURPASSED VARIETY.
EVERY ARTICLE OFFERED A BARGAIN.

Ladies Garments, well made, superior Cotton con-
sfsting OF Chemises in different styles
skirt, Gowns, Drawers, Merino Vests and Pants,
Gents Nj ril Shirts and Drawers, 81 each.
Children's fancy Wool Hose, extra long, pair
Cbiidren's Striped heavy Cot on Hose, extra long,
pair FIR ST.
Ladies heavy Iron-framc Hose, extra long, 8 pair
for 81.
Ditto, extra fine, pair for 81.
Gents heavy British II alt lose, 5 pair for 81.
Ribbed wool (shakerD half hose, 5 pair for al
Ladies and Gents plaid and Windsor Scarfs, 50
cents each.
Gents fourpIy very fine linen, reversible Cuffs
pair for 81.
H.ndsom. Lac Tides, round, sval, and square,
White Piq9e and Scarlet embroidered Toilet
Sole Walnut heavy Oval Frames, ST.
Imitation ditto, 60 cents.
Sxl0 square Walnut ditto, 50 cents.
The hsDdsomest and largest assortment OF
Ohromos, ever offered, at 81 each.
Large Loot ing Glasses, 81
Hair Brushes at 25c, Soc and 81.
Fine Rubber Dressing Combs, 5Oc. and 49,
Four pieces good Toilet Soap, % cents.
Excellent Umbrella at 81 and 81.
Canes OF all kinds. Csc. &c., and 81.
satchels, Baskets, WorkstaDds, &C., at 81.
Genuine Jean Maria FArins Cologne, at 2Sc, &c.,
AND A THOUSAND OTHER ARTICLES,
ALL USEFUL, ATT9ACTIvE, AND VERY
CHEAP,
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EvERY LADY IS INVITED TO CALL Ann
II examine LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLOR;S
large stock Of NEW GOODS, Just received a. GA
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CKNTLEMKN's STOCK is in good shape; many
NJ new goods received this week, at -
octis-tr LOCKWOOD, HuFTf 4 TAYLoRs.
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RELOw SEE PRICE LIST OF SOM OF THE
II regular numbers constantly on hand:
ENGLISH AND AND, GER BALBRIGGAN HOSE.

AIDES MERINO yESTS-In Low Neck And
Z az shorI Sleeves, Sls7, 81, s2.I3, 81. as,
In High Neck and Short Sleeves, at 81, s21s.
SO 80, 81 so, So IS, sass
In High Neck and Long Sleeves. at 80 Al
$3.50, 81 -, 80 ST, So, 50 30. s~o'
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLOR.
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ADiES GHkMisES, DRAWERS, SKIRTS
~ and NIGHT DRESSES; . large assortment OF
ell sizes and sty les, prices much lower In An lady
csn purchase tho material and have the garments
made, at
lockwood, HUFrY & TAYLOR's.
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LOST AND FOUND.

TAKEN FROM MY DOOB-A very
L small black and tan.JIP PUP. The3
person is kEown A reward will be paid fl
returned. s. ABRAHAM, 4s3 Pa avs. l.
kOUND-On FRIDAY evening, 18th inst. in street
L car Y, Metropolitan line, q POCKET BOOK,
containing q small sum of money and some msmO.
rsnda The ownsr oa2 have the same BY calling at
No 1878 Penhsyivania avenue. proving property,
and pay ing for this advertisement. oc, 81 2fs
/ OsT-On last Sunday, about O'Clock. on 7th
- street, between and N, a small POCKET
BOOk containing sundry papers and two promi-
sorry notes in favor of w. r. Smith. The,fndrr will
be suitably rewarded on the return of the pocket
BOOK and its contents to WIN. THOMPSON, office,
No. 1928 7th street, northwest. I-
I OST.-A PACKAGE containing abont 350. t1o
II Certificates of Board If Public Works. D J.
one favor OF Gantz A1peman for $eos 80, the
ham for Sn 60-was lost on Saturday the lSth inst,
eth er on the 10 Rock Creek by l4th street and
RETURN or to Soldiers Home by lsth street and re-
turn BY Glenwood road and New Yors avenue.
suitable reward will be paid II left at No. 1911 ri
be called fer oct3O- 81
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FOR SALE.

OK tALE-A -maI BLAth HORSE. -
-. J. Want = H-si goa WORKER. Ar. ~
aiy SoB sfh street t-ogf l,,--T co.. -I-st- -zlsA
l'cR sALE tHEAP-ENGINE snI BUILER z
y l'i-r puNsr, iH good rider % X pUAr
NhR. AI-Nanoria b., w.fy. OTIS -
l. OR SALk-A GOLD WATCH, aHTT t5 a i9Iv
: st'ri iitu', u'li DO -slf sl /. great -.t. -.
ice It, guaiHtg I'd, aad o. r-faefsrt 81
.. 10 .Ic,.- .fN"L. lIullrr Df IATINER q
tLheLh. AuctioBeer-' N 100 p. ave. lI-5-
t'oh sALE-La g, handsome 3 .-,sa-d y EID-
thoN. II "a. rhrsr, b. perfect order, aad -
40 q - ue"i ~ i22 - = -nuth-sst. Cssh 90 Hi-.
irici buuds taken iE payment. a-fIE 81
k'Ok sAlE-M BRIrK. L
:. CHAPMAN, llth sire r. between y aua
" s~-lt "a
4 Oh SsiG--A hyrs si4, &c lot Of FaHlsIr
'otHl hs. SIS. . Nv y-rs So Llsh r
BRA "a As. All rom the vsrs best ilfp rt..f ~trF
% "a. 'uLtn. g WESTON,
'ctii I'm ITO l2fh street NOR h ..zr
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u EADY.MADE DRESSES.
~ BLACK ALPACA DRESSES,
large stock inst received. at the following prices
81 20, sss l,Sli2, sac: .,sl5,75, si6.s1
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLORs.
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SIk JANIS MURRAY'S ORIGINAL FLUID
- - HASNtsIA, for sixty years tho best PR para
uon rer Aeidty, Indigestion, Heartburn, Gravel.
sha Sens and the most agreeable apersnt for ladies
AID Children Sold by all Chsnsts In large size bot
MT JOHN +. HENRY, wholesale Agent, New
AoAs sep3 lssA3dw ,6m
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CASHMERE JACKETS, TALMAS and DOL.
~ MANS, at all prices, and very HANDSOMELY
trimmed AID embroidered, ct
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLOR,S.
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ID EDINGOTES-A large assortment, at az 4 n
II 80, Sl1 SO, Sl461, SIS. Sl675 SI9. at
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY Il TAYLORS
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ENGLISH WALKING JACKErs-In Blue,
! Black ana Brown, at p, sl!,50, SIS SO
Sl9.7S, $40, S22: S24. S26 rs, at
LOCKWOOD, AUFTY TAYLOR'S
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I AIDES MERINo DRAwERs-In ou.liee, 70
l. - match the Vests; at 81 50, s2.O5, s2is,
IS go, sS 40, ss6a, SIS s.. 'o' sS''' 49,
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY l. TAYLOR.
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ENGLISH NURsEkY.
Ia FOR
TRIES, ~ RUBs, &c.

EN6LISH NURSERY.
TRIES, snRuBs. &c.
THOMAS THORNTON,
BAesHoT, sUKBE1, kNGLasD," ''
pecaiIy Frui. Trees and stocks suitable for o.
Mes.s W. II POWER TO ,2s william str ,9,,
Ference w snd en- psTS or 10 don
supply unlimited. Careful packing for ns xoy-
CHOICE BLACK GOODS.
Lupins Black Ca-hmsres, all prices
I1pn BIsek ESprss. S a. h5iS q, price.
Lupn,- Black ss.ines AID serges, ali prices.
IG GSsn B B:ss f.%:e 6dsS al u. prices:
Buffalo and Beaver" Blacs Aipscss
Lyon BLACK 'iik'' rom y Jo s feJJ NAY.
&C N-st 93s Pennsylvania avenue.
CARBIAGEs -OARRIAGEs-CA
Is, :.:s:ss IsfIlss I
81 s2 81 S.s M
Is THE SUPREME IN , S2gkT 2F THE DISTRICT
Hod,rs a Speeia, Trm, OcfcBsr 2lsf, 1873.
In tiir case ot John r. ans, administrator Of EN-
lily A: GO0DENOw, deceased, the sdministrator
Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the Supreme
TUESDAY. November IIth, A. D. 1873. for the
maj setlement and distribution ofthe personal state
~ sald deceased and Of the assets in hand, far
the same have been collected and turned into money;
when and where all the creditors and heirs OF said
deceased are notified to attend, with their claims
properly yOuched, or they may otherwise by law be
Ncluded from all benefit in said deceasrds estate:
P'or,dsd. cow Of this order be published once
week ~ hrre weeks in the Evening STAR previous
r said DAY. Test.
oc,2l % 81 A. WEBSTER, Register of Wills,
GREAT BARGAINS
sTfET7 sEcoND-HASD PIANOS. MN
"a r ahh IN L III . ~ "
nhe &c az S'rlii ila, : % W
~ 6'2-octAye Hrli Soh Piano. $3.50 o.
Oht I-ocaNe 10 sssu PiAno.... s 40 20
ore 7-octsvo Ohickeribg Pisno......-...... DO 10
For sale pon easy terms Al he varer pnuis of
W. g. METZEROTT & CO.,
925 Psnusy Nv 4nia avenue,
Agents Tor the celebrated Steinwsy Pianos and Ma
SOP Hsmiin Cabinet Organs. o1t2O-6t
NQTICE-The creditors Of A. J. EDELSTEIN
he Slsi DAY 81 Oct Der next. 1T IL o'clock. m, hs
office Of SAYLES BROWN, ne of the Ragi tiers
IN Bankruptcy in the District # Cnumbia, for the
Bnrp.se named in the twenty seventh section of the
set OF Congress entitled AN act TO establish uni
form system Of bankruptcy" etc., approved March
2, ls67.
Oc:2o-2t JOHN sNGERMArN, Assignee.
EBKsH NEW YORK BUCKwHEAT,
PURE AND CRYSTAL HONEY-in the comb.
N. W. BURCHELL,
octlS6t 1882 street.
r. W. SCOTT, DENTIST.
~. No. S35 Penns lvan,s avenue, between 9th
and 10 h street, over Techs. Nitrous Oxide Gas a
spJ ciaity. Terms moderate. oct11-Iy
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II UCHES AND ALARGE VARIETY Or NEW
~ STYLES OF NECK WEAR FORLADIsS at
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLOR'S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-21

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