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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

LATE CAsEs OF BAZING at Harvard Col.
Ieee are reported. On Tuesday night last q
party OF these young gentlemen broke into
The sleeping room OF freshman, took him
out In his ntght-clothing, led him to the coll
knees along sidewalk, and with q piece of
chalk number tagging stones up to the num-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

NkW YORK, Oct. ia Paris Herald special
says A duel was fought with. swords al
NesinetZ, near Paris, yesterday between two
young Americans named respectively Riggs
and Paine. The cause was an old family
vendetta, which was renewed last Thursd Nv
night in the Renaissance theater. Blows
were exchanged before the audience, and the
police interfered. The result of the duel was
that Paine was wounded slightly In the arm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

some OF THE SOLID MEN OF BosroN are
mus noticed ty the Traveller: the reputed
richest man OF Boston in 1850 was Ebenezer
FRANCIS, who was rated at -, 900 0OO not far
from the exact amount he left Among those
rated az million and over were the Apple
tOns-Nathan and William 81 500 600 each
anu samuel 81 ,0O0, 900, about what they Ieft:
Josiah Bradlee, 81 200 600, a fair estimate;
John Bryant, II 100000 far less than he left;
John l.. Gardner. 81 go 600, an amount in
creased largely since; Augustus Hemenway,
Sl,OCO,OOO, which was underestimate and is
now six or elght times larger; Benjamin
Humphrey, $1,000 900; Abbott Lawrence
S2,oO0,0o0; Amos Lawrence. 81 900 900; David
anu Joshua Sears, each 81 800 900; Robert q.
Shaw, 81 800 900; William SturgIs 81 O0O. 600,
largely underestirnated: John E. Thayer
800 goo; John Welless, 81 ,0Oc 900: Thomas
Wlgglesworth, 81 $50 900. Low nearly four
Times that amount. With three exceptions
Inc above have been dead for several years
and as large portion of the property left by
Them was In real estate, 1t will be really seen
that the estimate of 1876 would place tie To-
tai several times larger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12
Heavy Snow I'm Canads

C0LLINGwOOD, Oct. 12.-Over six Inches
OF snow fell here last night. Considerable
damage has been done to fruit and orna-
mental trees by the heavy weight OF snow
Snow is still falling this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

RHFoRM IN THE PATENT LAWS DE-
MANDkD.-At meeting Of the New York
day, IT was resolved to memorialixe the
next Congress for such Q reform in the
present laws as will insure more perfect
tees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

MOVING THE CROPS EAsrwARD-ha-
creased Demand for Crrency.-A healthfuI
IN e ln loSns hy a not only
institutions, amounting to q, $50 800 for the
past week, but there II westward now OF
currency, showing that the regular fall
movement OF the crops has commenced In
good earnest An enormous bulk Of erain.
pork and other commodities will soon come
forward, making business for the RAILROAD
branches, and giving employment TO capital
that has long rematned Idle. A week ago
the grain trade In New York had Informal.
ton OF the large shipments about making
from the west, and the necessity for the use
of funds.-N T. Commercial, 1lN
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telegram from Paxton, ILL.,, Oct. 10th, says -
Mr.. Ed. Harvey, the superintendent of the
Smith farm, large tract Of land In this
CT unity, ran away last night with q young
passenger train on the Illinois Central for
parts unknown. He left . letter behind him
say ing that any one who followed him would
do 1t at their peril: but notwithstanding this
his wife has notified Sheriff Lyman. OF this
place, OF the fact, and requested his pursuit
Mr., Harvey has heretofore been q good cit
lien, and such an event was totally unlocked
home to mourn an erring husband and
father. His companion 10 young lady and
distant relative Of his wife. No steps have
been taken as yet to cause his return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

Mr.. ca. RLEs FOSTER, OF NEW York, was
tod y apr ONT Il a first assistant examiner
In the Patent Office, at a salary of 81 $40 per
year.
ON DIT: Thst II Hay es is defeated for the
gubeTnatorial chair In Onto. President rant
Will appoint bin Secretary OF the Interior.
Thus the To asoa for IT, delay In annouucin >
q success 'or ~ Della is explained, sho Id
I il II NOR prove correct.
HANDsoMl MASONIC PRESENTING. wr.
NJ. Ireland, chief clerk OF the finance off e.
Post Office department., VINO was elected an
no orary member of the Supreme Council.
SD degree HaSOnS, of Belgium. last Apri !,
10 Jay receive massive Vo,d seal ring
from this council. The stone bears the in
-scrlpi1on; "Souvenir du Supreme Cpnsell de
Belgfque." Under the 81 one. on "A FURNISHED
gold plate. Is the motto OF the Supra me
council and the recipients name and Ma
sonic rank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

ARRESTS FOE MuRpRK--The philadelphia
police have srrested VIM. ID. Phillips, Wm
+. Doughefty, ] oseph Norris and VIM Coz
xens charged with being implicated In the
killing OF Charles ID. Hervilly Saturday eve
ming. The homicide appears to have been
the result Of . drunken quarrel between
p hillipe and deceased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

NAPLEb, OCC. IZ.-IH6 q. 3, trlgAta Ton
gress has arrived here
Holland not Going for Vemavnola

LONDON, Oct. 12-Kentes kilograms de-
clare the news published by the Morning Post
to-day, TO the effect that Holland had sent
nVe men OF war TO the Caribbean sea- to be
entirely without foundation. The Neither
lands are fitting up their usual squadron for
naval practice In American waters. No YES
sells have gone yet, and the preparations
now making have no connection whatever
with The Venezuela affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

GIN. JOHN EATON, Commissioner OF Ed
ucatioD, who went to New Hampshire some
weeks since TO improve his health and put
The fnishiI touches On his forthcoming re-
4 ri, is expected to return here to- night.
During his absence DR.. Chas. Warren, chief
leTk, has teen In chsrge o. the bureau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

THE NORTH CAROLINA Constitutional
convention adjourned Yesterday after q
session Of thirty one working days. In the
latter part OF the session several Intellectual
attempts were made to repudiate the pecie
tax bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

AssAssINs IN THE MINING REGIONS
IheIe was some excitement last evening
at Pottsville, Pa, caused by detachment OF
ponce starting in pursuit OF tramp who
had attacked Jos. Taylor on the outs kirts of
the town. Taylor had bl -iness at William
Tenn colliery, and had coll cted some money
me man demanded his funds, and Taylor
quickly grasped for his revolver, when the
tramp suddenly sprang upon him, seized his
hands, and at the same time drew a revolver
on ray Tor, a scuffie ensuei and the tramp
Glscharged the weapon, aiming at hts heart
Layfor made sudden turn in time to turn
the revolver and save his life, the ball grazing
his ear and passing through the rim of his
and came to town, fearing more trouble.
Ihe man has not been found, and has prOba-
bly, been taken care OF by the parties In the
neighborhood. Thomas Devine, the night
Waterman at the Palmer Vein C0llierv. near
New Philadelphia, was shot at and probably
mortally wounded last night while on his
way to work. His assassin escapei.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

THE MOST RECENT AESTHETIC MANIA in
Europe Is for carved wood. Recently, Baron
rare wainscoting from the Hotel Breton VII
liers, ON the isle of st. Louis, for &c. 600. and
the Baron GustAve the carved wood nom out
me Hotel du Sacre Ceur, which Ia under.
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Urn STREET NORTHWEST.

STOVE md MANTEL WAR ROOMS.
a, Asention 81 the public Is respectfully Invited
70 ny isrge and carefully selected stock Of HOT.
n en- or1pkSACGs, PLACE HEATERS,
nANTEns eGJpUh,sG and HEATING STOVES,
perfect Base Burner sold o az 1 pn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

BEECHKR said Sunday the earth has been
made not a. . mosaic, but as butter by
churning. That II Brooklyn Enforcement.
probably, OF the nebular hypoth ssis.-M y.
World.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

DR.. NARY WALKKR has distinguished her
self by restoring q half-drowned woman, &C
denfally Knocked overheard from Q Sacra-
meDto steamer and rescued In An uncon-
scious state. DR.. Mary was engaged two
hours In the restoration and was finally sue
ce6sful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

IMPORTANT DECISION IN CHURCH
CAsE-The long contested church case.
ID. stuart, esq, of Philadelphia, by the gen
eIal synod Of the Reformed Presbyterian
church, for singing hymns and communing
WIN other churches, was finally settled yes
terday by the supreme court OF Pennsyivania
now IN session at Pittsburg. in favor OF the
stuart party. The particular case which has
been decided was the suit against the Fifth
phia REV. DR.. McAuley's) to eject him from
their church property. Bv this decision they
retain their property. The opinion of the
court was read by Judge Gordon, and is one
OF the most important church decisions ever
given in this country. The principles in
volyed In this case win determine the suit
pending against the First Reformed Presby-
terrain church REV. DR.. Wylie's) and the
Second, (Rev. DIR. Sterrett's,) In favor of
these churches and against the synod.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

LlEUT. l.. Ct. PALMkk Das been detached
from the Fortune and placed on waiting
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INDICTMENTS FoR EMBIzzLRMEyr.-
Josephus Sooy, the late Treasurer of New
jersey, has been indicted by the grand Jury
OF Trenton for embezzlement and misde
meapor In ONCE. George W. Patterson, q
member OF the legislature, has also been In
dicfed for emhexZlemanf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

Tho Michigan State LIQUOR Law.
DETROIT, MICH, Oct. 12.-The state law,
taxing liquor business was to-day decided
by the Supreme Court to be constitutional.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12
A Roman Trunk Mvsterx

The Roman correspondent OF the London
Telegraph writes as follows:
"A horrible crime resembling I'm character
tDe Whltechapel road mystery now occupy
ing your attention in London, has Just been
discovered at The railway station here, the
Preparation TO all appearance having Ia ken
place In Naples. For some days an exceed
iDgly foul smell OF a putrid character was
perceived In one OF the warehouses of the
goods department set apart for packages di-
rected to be left till called for. The stencil at
last became 30 unbeRrable that the contents
OF the warehouse were turned over i'm order
10 ascertain Its source, and one case from
which IL seemed To emanate, was removed
outside. 1t was wooden box about three
feet In length, bound round with iron bands
All doubt was quickly removed that this
case was the cause of the unpeasantuess by
Gark fetid fluid OF most offensive charac-
ter issuing from the lower crevices One OF
the porters exclaiming that it smell like a
putrid corpse, suspicious were aroused and
me police sent for. Authorization having
been obtaired to open the case, the lid
was removed. and as Ii was lifted there
came forth stencil so overpowering as
TO drive those around IL to a distance.
Apparently the case was filled with tow
sawdust and shavings, but on removing
ines, ,h a horrible spectacle presented Itself
Lhe body OF Dung woman OF about twenty
nve years OF age. In an advanced stage of de-
composition, the face livid with discolora-
tion; ana the body bent together with the
mead forward, and the knees bent up TO the
ch1n With the exception of the stockings a
chemise, and n kind of polka Jacket the
corpse was NAKED. great quantity of
coarse salt had been spread around it, EVIL
IDENTIFY with the intention of retarding de
composition, and the joints of the case had
on the inside, been carefully lined with
paper TO confine any smell as far as possible
On the books being examined the entry of
the case was found, stating that IL contained
used things weighing seventy mine kilo-
grammes, forwarded from Naples by Fran
cisco BuonO Good to the same name Rome.
TO be left till called for. The police at n apies
were Immediately communicated with by
telegraph, and active efforts are being made
TO obtain some clue to the mystery. 1t ap-
pears that at the commencement of this
month an old man, In a state of great dis
tTess, applied at one of the police Offices in
Naples for aid to find his daughter who hal
disappeared, and IL is supposed that the bOiy
contained In the case is that Of the girl in
question:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

BROKE HRR NECK BIZ A FALL.-Iu Bor-
dentown, N. T., last evening, Mrs. Earling,
In coming down stairs At the house OF DR..
Gardner, was tripped by the carpet and
fell, breaking her neck. She was Q widow
and leaves one child.
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Cardinal MeClOske

ROME, Oct. 12.-Cardinal McCloskey has
left Rome. Cardinal Franchi and Others ac-
MOnsignor ROncetti accompanied him as far
as CiyiIa Necchi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-Or. Helmbold, VINO
escaped from the BlOomingdale lunatic asy-
lum last Sunday evening, was arrested last
night when coming out Of the Metropolitan
theater, and sent to the asylum this q. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

THE AMOUNT of national bank notes re-
ceived at the Treasury to-day for redemption
aggIegatfd $500 3EI.
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"A TIHH At the Utah mine, Virginia City,
Nevada, on Sunday night, dcltroyed the
hosting works, entaiting loss OF . quarter
OF . million dollars. Several miners who
were In the shaft IT the time had . narrow
escape from death. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

TITIENs IN NEW YoRK.-Mme. TitIens
appeared in concert for the third time in
Steinway Hall last evening, In presence OF
an exceedingly numerous audience. She
sang "Qui la voice." kathleen Mavour-
neen, and "LAmita," in accordance with
the announcements, but she had also to sing
"Home, Sweet Home" and "The Minstrel
Boy" In Difference to two enthusiastic re-
calls, which did not admit OF departure from
the platform until the wishes or the public
bad been complied with. Although Nine.
l1tiens was not at first In very good voice,
she sang the pretty and old fashioned aria
from al Puritani" with the perfect can'nbue
exacted by the first part of the com position.
and sll the fuency and brilliancy required
IN me last. Nine. Goddard played with
great prrity and eleg ance of touch and styIe
Mozarfs sonata in A minor, and hef very
enective performance Of a fantasia on Scotch
airs was followed by a recall aud q supple
meptary number I'm the shape OF a waltz on
themes from GouDOd's "Romeo and Juliet. ~
The Mozart sonata. however, was Nine
Ioddard's most gratifying effort and the
little Turkish dance, which constitutes the
final allegro, fairly sparkled under the
pianfsts ntmble 6ngers.-N Y Times Oct o
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Hollands Men.Of.War I'm the Car.

LONDON, Oct. l2.-The MoyTi,lQ Post to-day
asserts that Holland has sent i've men-of-
war TO the Caribbean sea.
The Cesarewttch Stakes.
LONDON, Oct. 12.-The race for the Cesare-
witch stakes was run to-day. The Duke of
Parma WAS the winner
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~The borse disease is reported 70 bs
spreading rapidly In Pennsylvania
n%Alexander q. Stephens IL reported To
lying dangerously Ill at his home In Angus
q, Ga.
s0It Ia said that when . girl 10 born In In
diana The unhappy father begins 70 says
money to buy piano. -
OAt Memphis, the other day, Beecber
cold for er7, TiltOn brought sl4, ana Me-.
Tilton brought only s5. They were svax
nggers."
ga heavy stem prevailed on the NO..
Scotia coas Z on Sunday night, and conOde.
able damage TO shipping 10 reported.
- The eolored Odd Fellows OF The Unite
States and Canada have INST held their
thirteth annual convention at Louisville.
- Boston papers report that Commodor,
Vanderbilt has Instructed his Agents 70 pur-
chase g ooo, ooo worth Of productive real es-
s0Pcols on the result OF the Ohio election
were sold In PAflndelphia and New York last
night, the odds being largely In favor OF
s1Ths question uhsGber . club which
buys liquors ~ Wholesale and Sails % fts
members upon ne pfUnsneAt1ou of tickets -
liable TO the federal ucsnse - On Trial ~ Dos-
ton.
ga wssssriy, r l., Clergyman marrssd r
couple The Other night, received his fee aD<
sent them away, apparently satisne1. but, =
day or two after, The BRIDEGROOM returnsS
and aid he bad come 20 ray more. - TIE
woman had turned out much better than he
expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

A NEW YORKER DKPRIvED OF HIS vorK
IN OHIo.-"Yes, sir" said Peter Doolittle;
81 was drunk, but beg OF YOU not 70 send
me down. The destiny OF the nation may
turn upon my being q free man on Tuesday 70
banker for an explanation" said the
judge, sarcastically.
"On Tuesday, sir, the grea: contest wiz be
waged In Ohio One vote may save The day.
Ny vote may be that one"
Which standard will you bear on that
memorable day." asked the judge.
MY vote, judge, shall be for william Al
len and q paper
Ten dollars and ten days." said the Judge.
adding In q subdued whisper TO The WOrbf
reporter, "I'm for Hayes and hari money
every ume"-NesO York World, Ilft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

THE BRITISH CROPs.-The Mark Lane
Express says the late damp weather In Eng
land has interfered somewhat with thresn-
Ing. and the condition OF the wheat samples
Is generally bad. The advanced rates are
somewhat restricted. There have BEEN un y.
usually large receipts of wheat from india.
but the quality 10 low. II the recent shin,
ments pay, vast acreage will be placed at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

THE ACCOUNTS OF Naval Paymaster ]. H
Stevenson, who has been attached to the
naval depot at Naeasaki, Japan, have been
adjusted at the Treasury department, and
his money account is short S547I4. He has
BEEN superseded, and is supposed to be on
,hls way home.-WdSh. Cnr. " Y Iribnne
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Iuter-
nal revenue, s1s2, SOS 81; customs, 1921, 4lG. g.
THE PRECEDENT is expected to return to
Washington on SATURDAY.
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e4so PER MONTH FOR CATCHING FRoos.
A man In Troy reports that IN one month
last season ne caught sufiicieLt frogs TO
these he obtained thirty cents q pound for
the New York market. Frog catchers say
they can clear twenty eight cents q pound
easily for the article, and quite . number of
people mp the North river are now I'm the
buslness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

PENNSYLVANIA Coal TRADr-The ton
mage fer the week ending on the ID instant,
as reported BY the Miners Journal, was
ol0,sI4 tons, and for the year 4,619, 564 tons,
against IA ,S7s, 1880 tons TO corresponding time
last years. decrease OF 35s,6i6 tons The
bitumin0us tonnage for the week was $500
tons, and for tho year ,933 ,057 tons; making
Q total Of all kinds for the week OF Cos 90,
tons, and for the year II ,552 Ell tons, against
H,723. N3 70 corresponding date last year-a
decreo Sc OF Ito, 1872 tons.--Eysil1. Lecioer
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ELoPEMENT ExTR FN

EXPONENT EXTRAORDINARY-Ch Folks
JTom HoDe.-The society OF Rockets old field
are very much exercised just at this time in
consequence Of an elOpement which occurred
last Friday night The clipping parties, VIM.
Curling and Mrs. Nuckols, are about fifty
years old. and are married, Mrs. Nuckols
having grown children. They are supposed
to have gone to Ciucinnati.-Rlctn,ond Jour
nnI ~0'''
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A WARNING TO GHOST STORY TFLLRRs.
A terrible sequel TO an hours Amusement
telling ghost stories occurred at the surgical
institute last night A room full of young
ladies, patients OF the Institute. amused ana
excited each other by stories OF terrinc ap-
had been turned out, either Intentionally or
by accident In the climax OF Q vivid story
one OF the girls threw her shawl over o tren-
conduct was noticed. When a light wss
brought the fact was revealed that the poor
girl was insane. She has remained % ever
since, yet hopes are entertained OF her rec0v-
Iyr6Qs0Do{ts yopuu0l. Oct. 2
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A FISHES new DIE WORKS,

so6 STREET, MAR NINTH STREET,
CONNECTED WITH
A. YIshERy CLINICAL sCOURIN0 WORKS
ON STH sTREET, HEAB @. OPPOSITE PA
TENT OFFICE.
n. B.-Dyetns and Cleaning Gentlemens Ca
osns specially q short notice. Fair prices.
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PFRsoNAL.-Hon. VIM. NJ. Evarts, of New
York, had a conference at the Arlington Ho-
tel this morning with Secretaries Bristow
and Belknap. ....Secretary Belknap re-
turned from the west last n, ght. His family
will return to this city for the wintei next
week Mr.. Richard Spofford, of New
Dnryport, is in town. Attorney General
Pierrepoint has taken for the season the
house of Quartermaster General Meigs on
the corner of Vermont avenue and y street.
..' Secretary Robson will return to Wash
ington on Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-12

VEssELs.-InfOrmation was received at the
Navy department this morning of the arri
val OF the United States steamer Frolic at
Bermuda on the 9Th inst, having left No.
folk on the Goth of September. She had a
boisterous passage out, encountering str ing
gale from the south. followed by another
from the east, with frequent squalls of wind
ana rain during the entire passage. After
aging In a supply OF coal she was to sail on
the Sth instant for Brazil. The Rio Bravo
crossed the bar at the mouth of the Rio
GTande river Yesterday
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ONPARALLKLID ASSORTMENT
6SssfF aEaEEEEIBB A AssSkTsfSTT-
Fall and Winter Clothing.
Fall and Winter Clothing.
Fall and Winter clethlng.
Fall and Winter Clothing.
In magnitude my Stock is beyond description.
quality my Fubrics are ,saaapussed.
In beauty Of Style ezcel
Ia moderation Of Price STRA US, the uolhier,
Is Wiho'a competition
urge cHeta inspection Of my Goods before
purchasing elseohere, assuring ne Public
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variety Of Garments to
please al tdues and
desires, to accOmDso-
date al purses, or
10 0sue much en-
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faction.
IA visit 70 srRAUs, the Clothier, VIII fully
repay all Who may appropriate time aud trouble
OF coming, whether they purchase or only wish to
view my immense and well selected stock
A. sTRAU8,
loII PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
spAh Between 10th and IIth streets.
DAY GOODS,
eARPEHIN9S, OILCLOHHs,
AND IKKPs
PA1EHr PARTLYMIDE pRESS SHIRTS
~ q s n 1sw -. supplies daily for the fall and win
to ksS m . trss ma
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sepn-h sss Pennsyivanih. .1snu..
A FISHES NEW DIE w0RKs,
So6 STREET. MAR NINTH STREET,
CONNECTED WITH
A: IIshERy CHEnIOAL sCOURINo WORKS
22 ss T5 at sIknhEf' HkAB O. OPPOSITE PA
E.B.-Dyeins and Cleaning oentIenens O.
csn en-; : speciality q short notice Fair prices.
..,99 Urn STREET NORTHWEST. .sS
SToyE AND MzNTEI .WIRE RooMs.
TO large and csTsfDS s.set ssnnn ~ Hnr