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The Protection OF Ice.HOuses from
Lightning.

II is generally recognized fact that ice
houses are peculiarly liable to he struck and
Toured by lignln ng I'D the eau e is not diff
cult to find. Damp air, as is well known, is
much better conductor of electricity than
dry air. Now two equal Quantities of air
may each contain the same absolute amount
more damp than The other, provided its tenn
per Azure Is slightly lower. And since even
the best ice-hOuses cannot completely pre-
vent the absorption of beat from the sur
rounding air, 1T follows that every ice-houSe
must he surrounded with layer OF air which,
because very slightly colder than the sur
rounding atmosphere, must be damp, and
consequently q better conductor OF electri-
city, than the dry ar I'm the neighborhOpd.
The easiest passage 70; the Lightning there
fore, lies along the surface of the ice house
which is thereby frequently set on f.e. And
even when The atmosphere in contact with
conditions, perfectly dry, there is always a
layer OF moisture at some point between the
outer surface Of the ice-house and the dry
and solid ice itself This is evidently una
vOloable, and therefore the surface Of every
ice-house forms In reality a lightning rod
which attracts the lightning. but from its
lpemcleDcy falls to carry it off, and thus ex-
poses the building to danger
The only remedy for this is a very thorough
distribution of q good metallic rod over
every part OF the building. Such moderate
amount OF rod as would be sufficient in the
case Of an ordinary house will hardly answer
In the case OF an ice-hOuse. These conduct
Ing lines should be all connected together, so
that they may in fact form one rod, and II
this be done the rod may be much lighter
thap would be necessary where but one or
two rods are used. Special attention should.
OF course, be paid to all angles, ridges, gable
ends. ETC., and the utmost care should be Ia
ken to secure good earth connection. I'm
less the latter be perfect, the lighting may
very POSSIBLY find an earth connection of its
own, and leave the rod altogether In which
case the latter would be worse than useless
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

ga London dispatch says IL Is reported
At Portsmouth that all the Bri tish vessels in
japanese waters have been ordered to China.
~CardiDal McCloskey paid q farewell
visit TO the Pope and Cardinal Antonelli on
Saturday.
- Young himself, Q man has Just eloped
from Rye Beach, N. H., leaving q wife Is
years old for a girl OF 16.
The Rev. Charles Fisher, OF Hartford.
Conn.,, has just married his I, 60Oth c0uDle
and yet he shows no rem0rse.
~Passing 81 bills raised to Is was urettv
poor business for Q minister OF the gospel-
The "Rey." N. A. Randall, Clinton, Ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

GRAND OPENING OF BOOTS AND SHOES
ceived our Immense fan stock Of nrst cls .
Boots and Shoes As We desire 20 do . large blst-
right down to hasd ps!, Therefore call your 1t:
clifton clifton g The following price lst:.0snts Sevsd
$40, worth SS1 dO; bsx Toe DO. o. Sis99, %,
DO KID toxed BslmDrsls. 0lD. Our stock ia
Aieees end ChildEsns Shoe. 70 the be and cheapest
ct J. W, skLBY g. 1914 and 1916 i'snasylysnis
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~Recent rains have caused disastrous
Hoods In Leicestershire and Warwickshire
England, and great destruction OF prop erty
and some loss of life is reported.
@There is prospect OF a strike on the
part OF the iron puddlers at Pittsburg on ac-
count of q demand by the manufacturers for
q reduction of one dollar per ton.
~ Major General Campbell, OF the LOUISE
ana state militia, has been sent to Clinton.
In East Feliciana parish, to investigate the
sbooting of Smith, the cOlored sheriff, and to
suggest what action Is necessary in reference
thereto.
~Cbicago is having a high old time with
her one horse cars A crowd gets In, refuses
to pay fare, and If the driver tries to collect
any he is hit In the ear and laid away in the
corner until the trip is finished. He who
pays is called fool, and fools are few.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

ANOTHER RAILROAD CoNrEsr-We hear
IL rumOred that there IL o struggle going ON
between the Pennsylvania central and the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad companies to
obtain control Of the New Jersey central
connection, while the former simply want
10 keep the latter from making the couuec-
tiOp-phz0 H0r.
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"PULL ON THIS ROPE" wrote Mr.sWine-
gardner. OF Wnliamsport, "you viii nnd me
deserves announcement No fuss. no noise,
no dragging the water nor firing of cannon.
Just pull the rope. and mp he CONES, fresh
and dripping. A child i've years old could
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

$50 to $4,000 has been Invested in Suck
Privileges ard paid 900 per cent profit show
70 do 1t" book on Wall street, sent free.
Tumbridge & Co, kers, wall street,
New York. ga:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

MISS HULFTT is gaining a successful Law
practice in Chicago. Her "attachments- are
not easily resisted. She uses Natsue's Ben.-
tiIfer. 1886
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

TIE FIRE 40 O'Clock on Saturday night,
on Cedar street, between 18th and 18th streets
northwest, destroyed q stable belonging to
John ZiIiyes and dwelling-house belonging
70 William kreese; total loss, 81 200; 10 in
kGIaBce.
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CITY IT Ms.

IN FoRTY-KIeHr HOURS . cough may be-
come dangerous; but within that time any
Honey OF Horehound and Tar. Sold by all
druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one minute.
WE CAN'T rALk without showing the con-
dition Of our teeth. Every laugh exposes
them. In order not to be ashamed OF them,
them white and spotless, and TO give fra
GRANGE to every word We utter.
To THE wKAF, TIE WORN AND rHr
WEARY, the editor of the Boston Recorder
says: I'VE can most unhesitstingly recon-
ton Of the protoxide OF iron, to all the weak,
the worn and the weary, having richly ex-
perienced Its benefits. II possesses all the
qualities claimed for II by It's proprietors."
OPINION OF DIR. VIM. H. Stokes. physician
Mt Hope Retreat, Baltimore: ss al
have great pleasure in adding my testimony
10 the virtues of Liebig's Liquid kX;ract OF
Beef and Tonic IDvigorator as the very best
preparation used, and therefore confidently
recommend ii to the medical profession
Scheller Pinkard, agents, Washington.
THE BEST yari-wide Androscoggin and
bles cbed cotton reduced To 10 cents per yard
at furdett's, No. g2s 7th street and No. 706 X
street. 1898
The Buffalo Lithia waters.
The extraordinary curative powers OF these
Waters in the Peculiar Diseases Of Women; in
! AFFECTIONS OF The Urinary organs; in Dyspepsia
oid III UoHU anu JSfeohfulc hUecItD7N Is
vouched for by some OF the best Medical
talent of the country. They are for sale by
kldweli & Son, 1851 street; Charles Stott &
Co, $50 Pennsylvania avenue. Washington,
| II. C.; Tickling & WEIGH II High street
Georgetown. ID. Co and f. s. Leaoeater &
BIO. 5oI Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va.
| ~ PamphletS can be had OF the houses.
| THOMAS r. GooDE, Proprietor,
| ,i,m&w,6: Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va.
| Corns, &c Easy Feet
being requisite to health and comfort, thou
| sands of the intelligent public patronize Dr.
| Whites well known establishment. SIS 18th
| street, opposite the Treasury. for relief from
| COrns, Bunions, Inverted Nails, Chilblains
| Vascular Excrescences, etc.
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msssess are s sssi1s ,sss
savv been "a, j. 8 and & Of Der cent Der day
although the nominal rates Of the leading drawers
have not been chang q: hey being sso and so. The
eSpmeres a.aas In Il. iscal money s mssies .e
hear Of DO general NOV emsnt TO aivanoe rates.
.ssr.. hsssI rates. Can IeaSs srs s. SsT esnt
and prime mercantile paper Sal per cent, Govern,
poe. Of the ssa"s STOCK. T Tns .rs..s
advance xas in New Jer-ey Central, which was np
X EOItbTs.t pr isn g and SieSissn Jentrai x
spo Sbion Parine \, The Ia gest decline vas in
preferred Since S he market has Seen .trS an
ana pd,ses hsne sd, snc.d al per Gent, the lead,
sa. giving the stoss IN n one one
dsI .. sesis Is,s esc e fooss Lake shore
sS M'ssS1 I'd. s.s HS;sa .s. E s;S:
60; Mich,gsn Central; S4,tas5; Delaware, LNcka-
Ohio and ni..i.ps SsT is. is::y u ssGins.
s aS Bon A' i.aad .Ts ese Rail-
the MaPkeGs
batI,NoRs Oct n1yireinia skies, peelers, an;
;iss' I'D: is new Is tax IL BID to
street =, and ststsrn super soa5,O; d., EXTRA
o1I@; do. extra, toa6 50; do. Rio brand ;
ISA W: do family, SIS. Wheat dulI-No. :
We tern al Der BUninaliy Al: mixed DO, nomi
ally 80; No 2w,s'eru red, sIsi.ss. PennNlvs
MIA red aal So daTv land red l0aI 4: do a her
toal 50; do. white 2lsl % Corn quiet bat irrn
hsfu white. 20; do yellow, ~ western
mixed, 10. OaIs Gull aud weak-southeru, 4,ssD
tern white 4sa49; western m,xei, 42s4j. Bye
dun 75aso Hsv dull and heavy--Maryiand Penn
sylysfia timothy, "a C0t24 ~ P-rvisi ms sha 70
easier. Pork stesd Hand firm q 'Os2i so Bulls
nesls7ShonlSers, 10; clear rib sides, ls' Sl4 loost
PACKED. rl4alil4 Bacon-shoudar5. lO7I clear rit
sides, lIssi5 Hams; Bhal6. Lard steady sut
ninhrenhea, iPssIEs- Butter less active bu
un,ettied impossible to give accurate auO All ms
no tids Golf. quiet but trm-Ri cargoes, l9a2l.
Johhir G: l91ss221s Whisky dull, III
NEW YORK, Oct ll-Stocks active, weak anil IN
ssIted Money IA. Gold, l6>s Exchange, long
f9; short, "a. Governments active md steady
NEW Yokk, Oct. n-Flour guiet and unchsn ged
Wheat firm aud quiet. Corn firm.
boNDoN, Oct. II. l1a ?. m -tonso,s for money
% IL 49, account % IL l6 United States bonds 1857 9
LoNnoN, Ocs. II. o. m.-Consols for money z
Is l6 for account 731s Erie, ISL; do preferred 81
taIs adyiCes quote rentes AT IS francs cenimaa
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Don't fail TO attend Hempler's auction.
IL IN too late in the season for a circus, but
Ropert Beall has a mepsgerte that Is good
The whole year round. Call and see it.
Chief Engineer Cronin, o. the District Fire
Department, has returned from New York,
where be has been attending the fire conven-
tiOD-
Rev. III. L. Hastings, the evangelist,
Preached yesterday afternoon on the eastern
TcrticO OF the Capitol to about 800 persOus.
There was Instrumental and vocal music.
was united in marriage ON Thursday evening
last 10 Miss Rosa Fitch, the daughter of
jos. Fitch. ESQ.,, of Georgetown, at the resi-
6erce OF the latter.
The republicans of the twelfth judicial dis
trict OF Mississippi have nominated j. r..
Settle, esq, for the Office Of prosecuting attor
ney. Mr.. s. is a young gentleman well and
favorahly known in washington.
The Metropolitan Democratic Club will
hold a meeting tomorrow night at their
headquarters. ON 9Th street. between ID and
T., and the election news from Ohio will be
announced from the stand as received.
Dir. Benjamin r. Palmer, a we'll known cit
izen Of the eastern section ~ the city, died at
his residence, 229 10th street southeast. Sat
urday night, after lingering illness. He
was formerly clerk in the navy yard and a
member of the common council during the
administration Of Mayor Emery.
Officers Mari and OHara arrested two
men yesterday named John Leanehan and
John Fsrrsl, who were charged with trying
TO force an entrance into Letters garden
ard raising a riot and affray. The proprie-
tor fred several shots at them. The Modoc
gang" IL is said, were among the rioters.
Simon Commandery. No. I, of knights
Templar (cOlOred) has e lected officers for the
ensuing ear, as follows John b. Washing
ton. eminent com mander; John Fl. Davis,
generalissimo; p. Fl. Simmons. captain gen.
eral; VIM. III. Meyers, prelate; Addison Clay
ton, senior warden; Edward Chase, junior
warden: John N. r. Wilkenson, recorder;
John Skinner, treasurer, Wilson Smith,
warden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

THE CASE OF CHARLES q. FrsHER-Ap-
TticGion for HdbeGs Cb~Tsls Wi,hChpon-This
morning there was q large number of MEM
bers OF the bar and Others present in the
Criminal Court room, In expectancy Of in
terestlrg proceedings before Judge MacAY-
thur In the bogus Ede3 conspiracy case, the
Charles @. Fisher abstraction case, and the
Treasury robbery case.
The court convened At 10.45 q. m, and Mr..
p. p. stanton, counsel for Charles G. Fisher,
said that they had concluded to withdraw
The application for q writ Of habeas corpus
in order that the sanity or insanity Of the
prisoner might be inquired into. They
claimed that the allegations In the petition
are true, and they would bring the matter up
on the trial before the jury, Notwithstanding,
In their opinion, the judge had the power to
pass or the question without the interven-
ton Of the jury.
Judge Macarthur said he was entirely
satisfied with the course Of the counsel. He
therefore granted them leave to withdraw
the application.
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Nor FILLING Two OFFICES NOR DRAW
ING Two SALARIEs-BefOfe The business Of
the Police Court commenced this morning
Judge Smell called attention TO an article in
one Of the Sunday papers in reference 10
JusticeWm- c. Harper occupying two official
positiOns-that OF foreman of thegrand jury
and assistant clerk OF the Police Court. In
justice to Mr.. Harper he 1.-THE COURT would
state that.Mr. Harper had simply been desig-
mated for the position OF clerk, nut had not
qualified nor taken the oath Of Office, and
was not yet in the official discharge OF his
duty as clerk. After he had been designated
IL was found that ne was q member on the
grand jury, and foreman Of that body and
that his services during the remainder of the
term would be Indispensable. Marshal
sharpe has requested that he continue
10 act as such. and Mr.. Harper has not, nor
does he propose TO occupy two offices. nor To
receive salary for the two places. After the
adjournment Of the grand jury Mr.. Harper
viii qualify as clerk and eater upon the OFF,
cial discharge OF his duties.
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GUTMAN'S BALTIMORE BRANCH"
s12 IRA STREET N. W.
Our NEW FALL AND WINTER STOCK.
Specially Of BLACK and COLOREp SILKS,
GOlPnRE LACEs, YAK LACES, SlLk sad
MohsIkD FRlNGtS II the latest mportltions,
IN which We cannot be unisr.old
riety.
BLACK GOODS of all d..ci iptions.
ttion S F0
Elegant Two Huttoned GLOVE, IS cents
WEAR
Large stock of BLANKETS, QUILTS, &C.
kl.gant sfsortnse Mt OF BRS SSKLS and In
GRAIN CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c, &c.
GUTMAN'a.
octl- I'm 9l2 7th -treet northwest.
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RRODHEAD 4 CO.,
s39 PENNsY LvANIA AvERUg
BETWEEN 9TH And 10TH SrREsTs,
Have Just received Q complete ,teck Of the late
NOVELTIES IN DRY GOODS,
from cents TO o. IS per yard, embracing Plain
and Plaid CAMkL IA iR, French DIA0ON AIS,
f!fl SkBGES. Chiniii CLOTH, Snow fecsed
ChnELS HAIR, StriOed DEGREES. &C, &C,
merry Of which spnot be fouDd elsew here In this
ms Ifet. having been taken from the custom house
within the past week.
BLACK ks, from 3 10 TO - 50 per yari, lin
eludbe the celebrated make of Bonnet, uinet, Bel
lew. and Coto ard peOot-D
BLACK CAsHMERES q French manufacture.
unsurpassed In color, quality and durability, from
BLhCR ALPACAs.n Mob Abs, from sc. up.
DRAP Den q Is and mp.
WOOLLkN BLANKETS, bed and crib, frem
SS 20 S25 pair.
W bite and Red rLANNELs, J., rwilled and Plain,
from 20 cents to o. IS per yard.
sHAWGS. fr, m . to o. So
RALmOBAL SKIRTS, 81 and up.
Tbree-butioa Paris lbs, On IS in sli ooIors
Job" Iron frame HOSE, best quality. "a box.
Wamsufta "a Blesched COTTON, Is cents yard
These goods have been sel-s ted sith great care
ten ton Of all close buyers
BRODHRAD q Co.,
octl-fr S39 Penna. ave, bet 9Th and 10Th SITS.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued tn
John Bradford. OF Richmond. and Eudora NJ
karr; Anton Heinrich and Lizzie Pepper:
VIM. Brown and Sally Coleman; James w.
Smith and Mrs Lucy A. Deal; Thomas j:
Bowie ard Sarah NJ. Allen, Of King George
county, Va; Robert Ridgway and Julia z.
Perkins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIBENT-A freight
train ON the New York Central railroad. 60
Ing forty miles an hour, left the track at
Buffalo, Saturday, and dashed into the walls
Of the depot. demolishing a large portion of
the structure, wrecking the locomotive and
part OF the train. and Instantly killing the
engineer, VIM. Vianco. and the fireman, An
drew G. Northrop, their bodies being shock
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LOCAL NE VS..

Amusements, &C., Tonight.
Eafsonol Theufer.-The "Vokes Family In
the Bellies OF the Kitchen"
Ftrdrs OPeru HC,lSe.-Keiiy and LecBs Min
ttrel and Burlesque Troupe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

THE NEW OXYGEN TRHArMKNr-Else-
where Will be found the announcement that
Dr. q. X Starkey, who has had such great
OF disease for the last two seasons will re-
sumo his practice In this city on Thursday.
Dr. Starkey In no specializing charlatan seek
his fellow men, but Is q thoroughly educated
physician OF large experiences. who makes
The oxygen treatment speciality because OF
the great success he has found It In his prac-
tire In dealing with diseases that have bafiied
All other modes Of treatment His patients,
We hardly need add, have included o large
washington and Of the country visiting
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs H1yck &
addison, real estate brokers, have sSld for
VIM >. Roose, esq, the fine residence No.
1916 Vermont avenue, for SO 900 This urop-
erty is Immediately adjoining the reside nee
recently sold by Mr. koose To Col. McIlhoS..
purchased by President Grant. -
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Weather Probabilities Today.
ovvrrx or curr SIGNAL OrrfcxR, !

For the middle states and New En2ialu,
rising harometer nnrthwesteIiy winds. ftil-
ing tsmpsrature, cloudy weather, and occa-
sionaI rain. partially clearing this evening,
and followed on Tuesday by heavy frosts,
EXCEPT near the coast
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DRY GOODS
II A r g A / N 81

II ARG AINSl
GAINSi
sss,.sd,s s1e wet w.t.r Proof At 81; worth Sis
A null .,osk = Black and oOlored Cashmere. from
Black silki, 81 50, silTs and o.; very great bar
Beautiful Colored sirt. q q So worth n rs
Blsck Csshmere and Msrtno, 81. 81 %, also.
whjie az and GSossd Blanks. ,rsn NJ % $40.
Beautiful Bright C,lors Carpet at soc : worth 7se
OIL Cloths and Waiting.
Gutts Percha Blankets Of Sc. worth 81 8
GEO. ,. JOHNSON . Co.,
oct7 TT IN MARKET SPACE.
NEW FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS.
Just opened an entire s rev s:cck Of Handsome
Rich Plaid and Plain style- AZ sc. to 81 per yard
Double ises Black MoHAiRs ana ALP2cAs,frOm
Best Black French NKRINos and oAsHMRREs,
Superior Black Dress SILKS, els to IS per
| $3.50 yards "a Bi-ached and Brown SHIRTiNGs
and sHEETING COTTON,
With . fnll stock Of STAPLE GOODS Of the best
| Sis" adsp ed TO the wsats Of families.
Al At the lowest mark prices fer cash.
| ~ All warranted a. represented, and fair dealing
may be relied on ia all cases.
| j. ". col LEY1 View Store.
oot4 5teo Corner sih 81. and Market Space.
4
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tiIicT. 1886
FREckLEs removed by Natures Beautifer.
$50 To $4,000 has been Invested in Suck
Privileges ard paid 900 PEI cent profit Chow
Tumhriage 8 Co, Bankers, 2 Wall street,
GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS.
L phsCfEG comm"nce October Is. q, No. Is ist
street, Georgetown. -. O.. at 4 o'clock n m For
terms, ETC. apply during the hours Of tuition % Sw
sad Mater sRsk n nSUss six FoOI
Montgomery. apply to JOHN MoOhE, 40 pun-
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOoDs-Just
Y received from New York, Ladies Dress goods in
the newest materials used Beautiful Plads and
meres aud Woolens for men and boys A splendid
stock Of shauls. FIannels of all kinds. a large
stGck Of Blankets at So 81 s5, and IS. Carpets,
cali and examine our Goods.
We sell cheap.
oct2Iy los Bridge stree.
RI EN- Es.- s.I z; HopNGs MnlInery
town, to No. ii Bridge street s' An entire =
GOODS has bees aided, making Il the n most com.
piete store IN Georgetown to select from.
w H. wHEATLEY'S
STEAM DYEING and CLEANING EsrAB-
40 Jsftyson Si1esr, Georseto,rn, DC
Established, 1881. Premium awarded, 1857. En-
wearing sppsre! Of every description, including
velvets, Crepe Wells and Trimmings, Kid Gloves,
New Goods, CarpeJs and Blankets cleaned during
tie Summer months.
turn work at place in the District free Of extra
charge. Work received and returned by mail or ex
press from and to any place In the country ap2l
PROFESSIONAL.
r A. AsHFUKD, NJ. D..
R Si1ss nss so SsE s s9Fs Avenue.
Mesgss may Os sent at all hEgFs thro1Th the
X Il. LEIGHTON. Il. l.. SUNNY.
L !ISds Z ~ = SUNNY.
ocslm once SIS & 81 ", washington.
nh. W. P; LAWYER having returned to the
~ city, will resume the Practice Of Medicine
as aus his former Ofhoe-I1si Pennsylv.nis ave
M. Lo GSs stR R5Sh5f sfs orrrcE ~
to his residence, 1929 street Corner 18th
SCHUITkR 4 RAKEMAN,
TREsCe ~ r. every qsss5.s..on o,
,sss'H Iasaiss4SS ! s 8 northwest
SET s. fG PhA TTETET Gl:d 5,Thak Nv
0hie College Of Dental Surgery, md Of NYYY8
extracting teeth. anll-ly
UNPARALLELED ASSORTMENT
CEPARALLkLkD AssokTMENT-
TNPaRALLELED ASSORTMENT
Fall and Winter Clothing.
Fall and Winter Clothing.
Fall and Winter Clothing.
Fall and Winter Clothing.
In magnitude my Stock is beyond description.
In quality my Fabrics are unsurpassed.
In beauty ot.Styk escel.
In moderation Of Price STRA Us, the Uothier,
Is ,cRhoaa competition.
urge careful inspection Of my Goods before
purchasing elsewhere, assuring the Public
thai ,aeuer before haue had such
variety Of Garments te
please al tastes and
desires, to acconpno-
date all purses, or
TO give such en-
tire sails
faction.
HA visit to sTRAUs, the Clothier, will fully
repay all who may appropriate the time and trouble
OF coming, whether they purchase only wish TO
! view my immense and well selected stock.
A. 9TRAU9,
lOI1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
sep3ttr Bstwse, 10th and nth streets.
GRAND OPENING
NEW STYLE CARPET.
CHEAPEST AND BEST GOODS IN rHs oIxY.
e: e: e: - 4
New Pattern oott.e. Carpet, . and HXe.;
t It's fesss raj So e., s ssih ,se.:
F.s.:,jP fs ssSis TIP ;s + sl;
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N -
2: e osss q psssSsss 70 ss.:s = z.
a. 49, s SS's: 'ss s e
lsgirser Of aid ks.a 0Mcss With his .rstur1s
nissionsr, oe.srsi Ls.d onee. vsshlp0ton, D .o.~
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