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T'Hy PAKIo mas NEARLY sUBs,DED, .pa

II
eenti.men are preparing calmly TO accept the
situation and TO prepare for business in the coming
winter. feeling of confidence is rapidly being
stored. and our merchants ready for an active
campaign Foremost among tn sc is Mr. A. Strsus,
the wel-krovn other, at loll P@nnsylvania ave-
ne, who has hand larger and more elegant
variety Of goods and at lower prices than be-
fore. His 81 OK Is all entirely new, not single
having been carried from last season, 4nd
IL is daily Tepenished vii novelties He
buy for cash, watches the market closely, and is
thereby ensbled to sell to his customers at from
twenty ve TO thirty per cent. less Than those who
purchase their goods on credit. His goods well
made, equal to the best Of custom work. and have
taken some pains to ascertain his scale Of prices,
f. ON which our readers form some idea of the in
Easements he offers. Mr. Strains has lendid line
Il Diagonal, Basket, and Worsted Double breasted
Bnsiish sscQues, Frock Goats, and Cutawsys, With
Vests to mstoh, which he sells a. S3 SIS, Sls, and
SO for gentle IN; Business Snits for 50, SO s1e,
els, and SIS ana Dress Suits at SIS, SIS, S2o, SIS
! apd $50 He has nsspifcent line Of overcoats,
including very e,nteel Overcast for IS, a hand
some Melton Overcast for S., fine whitney Over
for SO, and elegant Chinchila Ovsrcoat for
Sl2; Black, Blue, and Brown Beaver 0vercoats at
SIS; fine English Kerseys, in Blue, Brown, Drab,
aud Smoke color, all very handsomely trimmed and
lined, at sls Gensary overcoat- in Blue and Black
sver Cloths, at $40, and many other styles that
need but be seen to be appreciated. For Youths he
has aspl ndid line OF business Salts from 81 to 3d.
foufhs Dress Suits from SIS to go and s25; Boys
>uit In great variety, from So 10 Sl2; Business
Psnts frem 81 TO 50, and fine Dress Doeskin and
Fancy Cashmere Pants prices ging from 81 50
- IS II is impossible to enumerste in = single
tcle the extent and variety of the assert ment but
we have said enough, think, to co nvince our
readers that If they wish to place heir money where
il will do the most good, and to receive handsome
dividends in the shape of conf TT, they de no
reter than 20 call and see for themselves at Mr..
straus' popular estsblishment.-s orney's Sunday
Chronicle. octl3-tr
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The Cincinnati Commercial takes proud and
proper stand II mildly but firmly declines to
publish the lists OF rallying and challenging
committees gratis, and turns the numerous
political patriots who are ready to rally and
challenge over to its advertising columns, "where
they can enjoy themselves" The Commereiaps
position in regard to gratuitous political ad-
yertising can be very properly taken by the
presselsewhere. Newspapers have been sponged
about long enough by local politicians in the
way of free printing. The STAR long ago es-
tablished the rule that matter of this kind must
seek access to the paper only over the adver-
Using counter.
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The Western people don't know what to make
of the several weeks profound silence and Sc
clusion of General Butler, and the Louisville
Courier Journal processes to have informa tion
that he has resolved to retire from worldly pur-
suits and " assume the charge of DR.. Newman's
old church in Washington" As matter of
fact, Gen. Butler Is in Washington, Overlooking
with vitality, pugnacity, deyiltry, versatility,
subtlety, and all the other forces powers and
capabilities that go to make him the mos, con-
spIcuv'S nan IN the county. tie will let of a
little surplus steam In some cases he has before
the Supreme Court, but will have full head
on when Congress meets, as any small craft
that come " fooling around" in his track will
find to their cost.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, ONO. az Cals5 StsNal QAcsy,t
WAsHINeroN, October Is, 1873, 1919 =. m
SYNOPSIS ToR THE PAST TwENry-FoUR HOURS -
The area - low barometer that was Sunday morn
!, yer Massachusetts bay, il probably east of
Nova Scotia The pressure has risen over the south
ern and midd- states sGd fallen quite rapidly over
the lower lakes and the no thwest, and q storm
centre has rppar emily moved eastward over Lake
weather, prevail on the south Atlantic and gulf
coasts. fre-h northvesterly winds, with clear nr
clearing weather are reported from the middle and
southern New England states. Northwest winds
WITH cl' usy weather, continue over prthern New
England. mus save ac,s.c;- 70 south and SOU h
west With cloudy weather and occasional light rain,
over the lake region, and brisk winds are reported
frsm upper Michigan.
PRoBkBLITIEs-Tor the rest Of Monday in the
sou bern states, northeIy winds and clear weather
fOr the middle states. winds back to southwest
with falling barometer and increasing cloudiness.
For New England, north and west winds, with
cloudy weather. For the lower lakes, falling
barometer. sontnwessc.s N.nhs increasing 10 brisk,
With threatening weather and poss,uiy 'sht rain
Tor the Ohio valley southeast and southwest winus
with partly cloudy weai her. For the upper Lakes
brisk southwesterly winds, with cloudy weather and
occasional lisb rain, followed by rising barometer,
northwest winds and clearing weather MONDAY
right Fer the lower Missouri alley northwestern
iDcs and clearing weather. Cautionary signals
Ltinue at Marquette and Escambs and are ord cred
for Chicago, Milwaukee, Grand Haven and Alpena
Csu,ionsry dispatches are also sent to Canadian
stations
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The October Elections.

The October elections come to- morrow, the
two most important being those in Iowa and
Ohio, where governors and state officers are to
be elected. The tickets in these states are a.
follows:
Rep. bltcdH. Democrat. Tadspepdent.
Governor.
Edwd F. Noyes. VIM. Allen, Isaac Collins.
Lieutenant Governor.
Alphonso Hart. Bar'bas Burns. A. .. Plat.
Justices of Jupreme Court.
VIM White, II. Q. Whitman, p. B. Ewing.
Walt F. Stone, G. II. Scribner, w.C.Loudon
Attorney General
John Little. M.A-Dougherty, Sera'm Meyer
State Treasurer.
Isaac Welsh. Geo. Weimer. j. Harshman.
Controller of Treasury.
VIM. F. Wilson. J.K.Newcomer. G. P. L.Butler
Member OF Board OF Public Works
p. V. Herring. Chris Schunck. JAS. McBeth.
IN IOWA.
R:'''''''", Governor. Opposition
Cyrus c. Carpenter. Jacob G. Vale.
Lieutenant Governor.
Joseph NJ. Beck. Benjamin j. Hall.
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
AlonzO Abernethy. David W. PrindIe.
Pennsylvania elects judge of the supreme
court, state treasurer and legislature. The
candidates for state officers are:
hcpupucdn. Democrat.
Judge of Supreme Court.
Isaac G. Gordon. James X. Ludlow.
state Treasurer.
Robert ". Mackey. Francis W. Hutchinson
In Oregon there is a congressman to elect 70
I'LL a vacancy. Hiram smith is the republican
and James W. Nesmith the democratic cand-
date.
Indiana also holds an election for circuit
judges. but the questions decided will have no
political significance.
In both Iowa and Ohio the canvas is compli-
Gated with side issues. the farmers movement,
railroad matters, &c; but is not apparent
which party will lose most by these off-shoots.
from present appearances the republic ans will
carry both states, though there may be a con-
siderable falling of in the vote.
In Pennsylvania and Oregon the chances
sec m 10 be rather in favor of the democrats
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The Chicago Inter Ocean hits its voice in re-
buke of ''the everlasting clatter about Andrew
johnson and the hanging of Mrs. Surratt." 1t
is not denied anywhere that Mrs. Surratt is dead,
and there is no good seen in disturbing her
memory with vexstious discussions as to whether
or not Mr. johnson would have psrdoned her IL
he had known that the military commission
which tried her wanted him to. She was not
hardened and that ia sufficient.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. ~

~ OMASCk OF OLD cot Rr LIFE Fs,Nrr
IL for sale a. iii N llsGtoN : 30 tk-tH.s
Mind and b. y, tue theories q their ri 81 o..
sieNsl der Balm, Manual q MidSiI-ry, b. d n 60
schrus-er. Articl- q. = konsuc- frunl fhs 80
p.us hter Elinor. Bel hood and y nd &c. D., 4 e..
Am stephens. The Mast 4 g Gras tHnts, n a #'.
BY Mrs. Henry Wed. Mi = Me-; ~ wls.s
Collins. Blanche seymour. d, the suth.'r q v n a.
Eugagemept. Nins's At sua'uleut, n N~l. ~ Ger.
tisn k-id. Strangers aud Pilsrins. by Ms Brsa
don. Miriam M 1niert: by the sutasr Il H'u--h 'g
DoUyerie. Ch.ft-rhoN Tor lSS. iuustrafei
wood ~ngrsviug- Of the Highest caS-. nriv-H ~ 1
the Path, novel, edited bv DIR Charles Smarf
Tbs Son Of an Orsau-t sriud~r, b. NJ srie Snphis
s~artE. IoNal Untl D-sth, a vel, thr-- vida
~ enc, con.plrte. Ruth MzNw~il. b. Lsdy RiaNe
ENpiAied: by the authur q SiN hanths Hence.
tenruddocAe; b. Hamilton Aide Simpl-fau: By
Shsrles Heade. The Crus- u B-ruey or, Irens's
LuNers: powerful snd fascinating move, Fr.n.-
lated from the French by two young ladies e Nssh.
ingtou.
Blank Book, Playing Cards. Paper and Hnvsi-
opes. aud everything "a the Stationery line, 81 the
NsIy lowest prices, r. SAL ~
SHIlLINGToN's BOOKSTORE,
oc'su corner a, ~ AMI Penus axe,us
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FWAsHINGTON, D. G., October nth, 1873.

a, ": T. fERMlLLION, republican candidate in
tne "a district for the House Of Daleg.'es having
T aus card TO be inserted in the "washin ztOn
Journal 20 the effect that he il not "te1perGnrs
.ahdtdGfs, This Is to notify all persons Interested
ihst ne said E.rmllion made icited visit 10
me house Of pr. seph Walsh, and did there and
then solicit the Ts1psrnRc> General Commune to
give hin their Endorsement, and did pledge himself
70 vote Tor any law tending to restrict the saIa OF
texlcatinR llquors; upon the strength Of which he
IecslVed the endorsement Of the committee, which
sao Enforcement ia now Withdrawn, and all temper.
support. ee ~ 'Noi'
By order Of the
1t TEspERANCE CFNvp.I cnHu
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MEDICAL, &C.


NE. HENRY WILSON. No els az s,r,.I, "A
~ ysars xrericboe IN Arm Hop tails sad Prtsss
fisetice Prun u currs. Ne Injurious uiedtcise..
psftect cure, ana .cientinc qua honorsbls tr.st-
nat srsnieed Chsfg-- r.,ssouable aud only
trstAe - sdNlcs and baediciIe.
noafs,oa m. 20 m. Sundays, O. II an
nR LEON, CeasshtsE Pagsssa., etl lac
~ eirr~t, absNe n. urs, 10 a a, gto q, .nd %
sp-eislues-femsle Complaints snd catanssas
ei-eass. -ssls-i~'
nR JANE WILSON hss REMOvED q ala sth
- ssreei, bet~ee1 q aud streets north~-~, sud
nett ans ths bs-s q attendance --pst~
MADAM hess, 80 tslssrafsS Ilea-ss, asa 10.
A't Ne.eftsf, he. returned 90 this city, sncr ah
-soce q time, ana vii b pi-e--d - 80 her
old friends ard ali Sth-rs desiring % osuent h~r
ehs y nov lecst.< -is las ssr-et oorths~-i, snd
Il the obly I'D, endowed With the natural gin =
revealing the Pat std fOrvseilins the future. Her
advic. On business 10 Invaluable. She respectfully
Invites ali call sno - convinced ef ecr erssa
pc~ss. Az the n sdssns say 70 limited. oil she
vsh 90 consult her should embrace tbs eFR-rtu-
ntp. s-es ~.
RI n. ts.rCh, or PHILADHLPhIA
W the eo's.,rsts@ Reliable Clsirycl ant fhfsloisa
and Tf-. sdius, has located - 1918 NeS fark
r.esre ono bours-b q. N. &c o.. kugAss-
neui. can ~ ssde for s,enins- Jen-H
LrEhALB DISEASES of al kisls lTe.led 2
II -criee GO enoios- %. sdvlce and ssdl.
e,n. Ia Be srnt Ad<rs-r Mr.. Dr rHONPs
Nc sss ~ ish -s--ss rhnss-irsi. 81
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We have applications daily for back numbers
Of the STAR, and are seldom able to supply the
want. The only sure way to get the paper is to
subscribe for il.
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Anb ConMEsCIAA.

Wall street on Saturday was not marked by
any startling features. and was full OF health
and 7. sileney. The fluctuations were natural,
snd II there was strong bear pressure at any
rally ard recovery. The decline at the close of
tie market was do tbtlsss due 10 the determin-
stion on the part Of many to end the week with
clean haIdr In the money market an easy feel
ing prevailed The effect of the general strin-
eency of the currency market has placed silver
at discount when sold for currency.
The Mara cts.
BALTIMORE, October l3.-vrginia sixes sonsol-
idsi.d. q; Wss, virsints,-, 50 bid to-day,
ebsnsed Is Oats quiet-southern, lsessi; western
s .ss S, 81 ws s sys s. ssd, a p.
,orE-,Is7 Is Bah m@x.-shou,dsrs, 7,sSl,s;
eiesr RIB sides, So Baepn-opiT limited j.66ins
sugar-cu I'd h.n., issi5. Lard, st @sI Wesisr1
butter trm and 1nchkbRes Coffee n minal. whis.
a,..esk and dem rslized, s0ss. Sugar nrmsr, los.
Nav YoRI, October ls-stocks irregular. Gold,
Money loaue. at -l6 and interest to gold bid
NEw foRK, October Is -FiouT dull and and droop:
ing wheet dull ard nomisslly lG2c. lower. Corn
IeN IS S,t OCTOBER 49, I, 30 pm.-rh. amount Of
firm th Bank Of h9s.1 ID , on
I"EDes, October Is, j ?. %|sErie, ~.
copnt IL maIk ct for three months bills is sls
percent or Is 10 below the Bank Of England rate.
Losp"s; Oct Der Is, $50 p m-e,nsols for mo-
ney, ~ GS2.s; for account. Ss.; Erie, 10.
S9 SST G S rs Ram. %Ths E1Ssg
balance to-day is 1876 600 all II which is for shi
nent TO America.
Pans, c,ober Is -Rontss $, 81 francs % confines
LONDON, October 10, m Erie, sg7s.
FRANKFORT, &c Der l3.-Brnds. g77i.
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hFWASH1NGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK
Wy PUBLIC MEETING OF the de- positors of
tbs Wasbingtt n City Savings Bank will BE- held AZ
IINCOLN HALL on WEDNESDAY, Oct 18th, at
"a clock m. TO hear the sport of he commit.
tee 81 thirteen and take action thereon
IL lkepSChrI R1CHD WALLACH, Oh mn.
FM0UNT OLIVE GROVE, NO L. ORDER
Wy OF CH RlSTIAN BETH SHEPHERDS
All M mbers are respectfully requested TO attend
~, cinl meeting at Mrs. Friess residence, No 900
81 street, near street northwest. WEDNESDAY
kfENlNG the 18th instant, at ~ O'Clock, on very
important business. BY order Of the secretary,
Oc']S-I Republ cam
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II TEMPERANCE GENERAL COMM.
%wAsHINGTON, DO,

SWAsHINGTON, DO,
John Van R,srick, ESQ: "'
cir: The undersigned residents and propertv-
holders OF the 10Th Legislative District earnesty re-
quest that you will permit your to be voted for
TO represent US in the approaching election Thai
the voters Of the District will give Won hearty
port there can be no donbt RespectfnlIv Hc
REGINALD FENDALL W M L. KIMMnIT'
RICHARD SMITH, PETER r. RACON
EDWARD SIMMS, III 8 JOIJNSTON
d u LAshkr, JN0. PURDY,
BENZ bEALL, R.F. BAKER,
and others.
h,ssrs S'mms, Peter f. Bacon, FendalL John sion
Jno. PH'dV, Lasksy, and Others:
GtN1LEMEN: III in the uSe of my name / can bs of
servne TO the tar PAYERS and property hoIiers Of
~ H, 80 &c diAfinet understanding that
am not TO be In the interest of any particular
or party Il place myself in your hands
=. Respectfully, &c,
JOHN VAN RIsWICK
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

+ loon, pAkLoR, sDs pisIsa- 70 Ss. .is6
i crss ,s rsns,, bath rom and ssisI els. sig--
r.s :Si e: .ss:: HOV'i' 'H tern. 70 ;P
tfok sALE.A large and haaas0n. pwELLIsa
HOUSE, s26 street north.es'; pre.esd srics
building .ssS; bach buillins BEs Lsisiy baiis
for ne In tia mo<t substantial manner Sy Ent~is;ie
inPro,,@e, t.. and s..ssd sshsscs M Bs 3d.
LoeAed on one OF the hsndsomest squares in the
psrsed. win be cola very ehesp and "a yer, 4. .oT
snle terms ApplT to 9. Il BACON, Grco-r, Ios
BUSINESS CHANCES.
EsR sALE.-stoek and fixture. OF a snail GRo.
u and S M ,Sd' sH sR nj ss's: ss
areet. octls-S b.
Fog S sAkh0s s',N;.' A.. sSoa viii e
W., nov doing good paying ba,snes. s.si.fscttr,
osuse. for selling out. Inquire on pr.mi.ss oi,-s
Inn sHARls MAsBIsGrON MARKET,
Holss Sosps; Also, s-yeAF rs pr cent,
Ssh sefi:. s. pay rn.r :s"HSis. sas La. We
Or .Sssi. taxes sSs '. and ssooo "a u
% o2o Louisiana avenue. ootis-s,
STOCK FOB SAIL.
few shares q ,hssToCK OF rHeSArIoNAL
UNIUN Insurance. COMPANY OF WASH
iSGroS Tor sale. ADpl, fSt MO a'.si.a .
Once National Union / $. o., ots ISai''.qa
avenue R-pl cctll-3t
EOR sALR-Stock, Coed Will aud Fixtures ~ a
noe CoNfkCrluNERHi In the best part e tue
city. Inquire st the Star Office. &C 10 81.
F0R sALE-A rare chance Tor psyi0g business,
the FANCY and NOTION sT6KR 81 the late
ms. peCoNcr, No. llf4 7th street northw ct Ar
PIP AZ once. ROBT. OHEN, ia. Admir-,
Octl0-St No go Pennsylvania ayenne.
For sALE-A fine DkUG STORE with about
L 5000 worth of new drugs pafen, rn-diciues
ac-' Jus' laid in. Owner desires t. 20 20 Europe
TSre Shsnce To Young Pharmacist or Physicia-
VIII eel, Tow ior cash. or on tine. Inquire al
dress - 222 18th street southwest, before 10 a
IL OF AFTER y. N. oc-s O.
Two FINE TEAMS FOR sALE-HoRsKs,
Trucks, HARNEssES and STABLE re-
HplsITkS cOnplete; doing first rate business
hight per cent Bonds Of the psrd of Public Works
Viii be taken IN payment. Call at 90 High street,
Georgetown. oct7 .ly
LOR SALE-The stock, FixtuTes and GOOD ~iii
Il Of GROCERY sTORp; location one Of tins
best. Inquire on premises. 7s5 Psnnsy wants ave
octl-l1ls
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BOARD OF EALTH.
- DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
OFFICE OF THE HEALTH OFFICER, Oct. Is, is7a
Sealed Proposals will he received at this office
until 2 m. on SATURDAY, October 18Th, for
furnishing the material and doing the work of drain
rs ceristn lotsthe Of said lots having failed
10 do so after legal notice.
Zach bid must be accompanied BY a penal bond,
legally certified to In the penal sum Of 81 900, that
The bidder will accept and perform the contract If
The Health on9er reserves the right to reject any
ard all bid. submitted.
Parents for the material and work TO be made as
provided by law section I'd, of"An act In relation
10 draining certain lots and for other
proved August n. ISL.
All necessary inform alton win be given on inquir
ing at this Office
Proposals mnst be enclosed in seated envelopes,
endors d DRAINING Lots" and addressed 70 the
street northwest, WAshiaston, D. y:
p T. nEENE, N D Health Onicer.
cctl34 tChron, Rep -,
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscribers
j have obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, holding a special term, let
tiers testsmsntary on the personal estate of
THOS. MILLER, late Of Washington county, Dis
trict Of Columbia, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased hereby warned
TO exhibit the same With the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber. before 30h dav OF Septem-
Der next; thew may otherwise by law be excluded
from ali benefit OF tine said estate. Given under our
hands this Dth day Of September, 1873;
octl3msw VIRGINIA MILLER.
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INVESTMENTS THAT NOTHING SHORT on
L AN lARrHQUAKE CAN EsDASGER

INVESTMENTS THAT NOTHING SHORT OF
AN EARTHQUAKE CAN EnDASGER.
FOR sALE-An elegant s. story BRIOK HoUsE,
on west side ssb street, between aud with deep
lot and lex stable, all in the most peri, order
Two STORY bhIs HOUSES, on 18th street, be-
Three 4 story room deep HOUSES, on 18Th street,
snd Ps:s ready 1 ,s5
and nj, with every modern convenience, and nearly
ready for occupation.
A nae S-stor, BRICK, with very deep side and
rear lot, on Sd street, between b ana @.
A desirable BUsIN Ess LOT at corner and 1S;h
street; Is 2sS square feet.
A splendid BUSINESS LOT at the intersection Of
A fine LOT 1T corner Of NJ massachusetts, avenue and
18th street east, near Lincoln Square, II $50 feet.
octl-l0t IRep1 x. h. WILSON, all 7th st.
TbE sAFEST INVESTMENT OF MONEY IN
THE WORLD Is In LAND, especially near
large growing city like the capital Of the United
of America.
A rare opportunity for such An investm mt i, now
offered by the subscriber in his subdivision of the
North Arlington Heights into FIFTY SMALL
FARMS Of from one to twRs,y acres, from which
are splendid views Of Washington and surrounding
and being At an altitude Of Do feet above the fpV-
mac, reader them perfectly healthy The soil l.
very superior, especially for grapes and all fruits
grown in this lsiitude; well wstered By unfaiiing
springs Of tie purest sOft co water.
These attractive highlands accessible by good
roads and easy grades in delightful drive uf few
minutes from this city, aud offered very low aud
80 innodating terms Several II thess desira.
have been recesty sola 10 gentlemen win
propose 10 H. ROBT. A. PHILLIPS,
Real Estate q -"ker, 10 i5th -trestl
serZ-tr Over National Me-. ~ NJ neLN-
+ BY AUSTIN p. BRoMN,
Garner OF Nex Y, 'rk avenue aud Fifteenth street
Three lar 90 dnn, le HOUSES, ranging Ia pro
from 8 rs az 10 SsaS %, and several other fret clss
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FOR SAL IL.
BOARDING.

111A @ sT.-Two large DOUBLE ROOMS, on
lflO Sd story, for rent, With BOARD. ocls 81
ROARDIHG-FgRNIsHE ROOMS -One Back
y Parlor on first floor, and too nice Front Rooms,
With Board Call 50 sll : street, near Post ofhce.
Also, Table Board. octs- Im
NEW AND ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS,
1 single or en- suite, with without Board; all
modern improvements; 455 U street, opposite Me-
tropolnan Church. sep1s In
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rFEvANGELIOAL ALLIANCE.

hFEVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.
PUBLIC MEETINGs, addressed bv the FOR
EIGN DELEGATES Of the EVANGELICAL Al
LANCE, will be held at 80 o'clock TUESDAY
EVENING: October T. 1873, at ii. following places:
leib. D; D., Boun. Prussia; Rev. z. f. Cook. Paris
Very Rev. b. Payne Smith, Dean Of Can srbury
Rev. Narrayan Sheshadri, Bombay; General q. b.
Fi.k, Rev Bishop Simpson.
Bombay; Rev. George fisch, Paris; Rev. Prof.
Thee; ohri;,len. D B., Bonn, fra;.is: Rev. F rank
Couiin, i. D., Geneva; James Grlddlestone, ESQ
London; Robert Knox, D. D., Belfast; Rev. A. B.
simpson, Hamilton, Canada; Rev. John Stoushton,
Trinity-Very Rev q. Payne Smith, Dean Of Can.
terblry; Rev Prof !. A. Dorner, University Of Der.
lin; Lord Alfred Churchill, London; Rev. Matteo
Proekst, Genoa: Be,. Dallas Marstsp, NJ. A
Cengregstional-Rey. VIM. Arnot, D. D., Edin-
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