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For the neat taoenty-foar hours PROB
ablg e,ear or partially cloudy "eather s0s"
FAILING temperature.
LOCAL BREVITlES.

OAN'Y that catch-basin corner Fourth
and Vine be nxedF
THR wheat sown in the Miami valley
"a almost all destroyed.
Tosso. the veteran violinist, will be
rrasent at the Pioneers annual meeting
ON Friday.
MRs. EDWARDS store, Seventh and
Cntter, has been burgtarized Of $Soo
worth Of goods.
A aTYREosoOPIC view OF the Longview
.Lunatic Asylum will be exhlbiteo at the
Rhiladelphia Centennial
Tony MCCAFFERY is not happy. He
wants the vote OF the Second Precinct,
twenty y-tirst W ard, thrown out.
RICHARD c. RoHNER is good man to
keep in the office OF City Clerk. He is
reliable, gentlemanly and efficient.
CARDS are out announcing the we'd
d5nQ OF Mr.. John Hendricks, the NJ ain
street paper man, and Miss Josie Meyer,
of this city.
Mr.. JACOB BENNINGER, the success
f,1i candidate for Councilman of the
Twelfth W ard, was serenaded last night
by his friends and brass band.
IRIS nip and tuck between Heart and
HchWab as TO which will be magistrate; !;
emily an official count can Schwab the
uncertainty from this Heart trouble.
THE Recorder has received for record
the certificate Of the Burnet Woods Park
Land and Building Association. Capital
atock $12E, 900, divided into $500 shares.
A DEALER in coal-oil lamps of this city
has sent proposition to the Treasury
Department at Washington to supply
the Government buildings In this city
with lamps.
BY invitation from the Smithsonian
Institute DIR. d. III. Sohaffer will send
his collections OF carvings from Miami
River muscle shells for exhibition at the
Centennial.
THE Wildey Building Association
Of ak years and six weeks; dues per
ahare paid in 1888 80, par value Of share
ut close $b40. ~.
A sANGUINARY fisticuf occurred be-
tween David Bradley and David Roth
on the corner of Gutter and Barr street!
Iast night. Both combatantsw were Gov
sEed with blood after the "milW wa!
ended. No arrests.
CANDIDATES for the position Of Secre
taxy OF the Board Of Public Works ar
Row looming up. Louis Il. Bernard
present Secretary Of the improvements
board, and W. B. Folger, Ex-Uity AL
ditor, are on the track.
TEE contemplated march Of the Gin
efnnati Light Guard to Philadelphia i
attracting some attention. The numbe
will be restricted to seventy-tive men
Col. St. Martin will have general super
vision OF the command, but the immedi
ate control OF the company will be iu tn
hands of its regular officers.
THERE have been admitted to th,
Longyiew Asylum during the month 0
March: males, a; females, 6. Discharged
during the month: cured males, 2; cure'
famales, 1; unimproyed males, 1; upim
proved females, l. Died, males, 2. To
Hat discharged, 7. Remaining at tue en-
sf March: white males, 2S6; colore
males, u; white females, 2s4; colored fe
maIes, 22l; total, 6J2. Dates, names, an
causes OF deaths: March a, Frederlc
Rapp, general paralysis; March 27, Geo
Happ, senility.
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Tender Travellers.

A few minutes before tho Cleveland
express left that city for Cincinnati last
night man entered one of the forward
coaches accompanied by two children.
The eldest, boy, was not more than
five years of age, and the other was al
most baby, certainly not more than two
years old.
After seating his charges the man left
the car and did not return. The con-
ductor on his way through the train was
struck with surprise on finding the little
waits unprotected, and questioned them
closely as to who they were and where
they were going. The boy could only
tell that he was going to Cincinnati, that
his uncle put them on the train, and
that his father "worked in IRON"
A search of their clothing disclosed
the fact that they had not a cent OF
money, nothing to eat, and no card or
other writing by which they could be
identified. A consultation between the
train conductor and the gentleman In
charge Of the sleeping coach, Mr.. A. j.
Ross, resulted in the tender travellers
being tucked snugly away in bed, where,
by the kind miNistrations OF Mr.. Ross,
they passed a more agreeable night than
was possible where their uncle left
| them.
AS the train pulled in the Plum-street
depot, this morning, q man jumped
aboard and inquired Of Conductor Ross
| if he had two children along. Ross, who
was highly and justly indignant at the
| treatment of the little ones-being sub
ljected to an all night ride of nearly
three hundred miles, and dependent
upon the charity of strangers--was moi
disposed to give him any information
until he probed the matter somewhat.
BE at last learned that his questionel
was another uncle of the waits, and thai
the Cleveland uncle had notified him by
telegraph that the children had beer
"shipped," and that the father, who
during the conversation, was skulkine
in the crowd, as though ashamed to face
Mr.. Ross, had come down to meet thcm
Finally the children were given il
charge of their protectors (?), who
slouched of on their way to Dayld
street, where they reside; but not be
| fore they were made to pay the fare
They were also compelled to listen to a
lecture from the kind-hearted but red
hot Mr.. Ross, who waded into then
rough shod for their heartless conduct
When he had exhausted himself one 0
the porters of the train took turn al
the crest-tallen men, and swore tina
"such - miserly wretches ought to b'
hung.O
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Court Cuttings.

Jacob II. Wright, opticiap, made an
assignment to W. P. Biddle for the
hsnstit OF his creditors.
The Cincinnati Consolidated Street
RaAIroad against J. L. Keck and others.
An application to enjoin defendants
fkom making connection with any of the
plaintiffs lines of roads. The case was
coqtinued till tomorrow.
Fhe Goodyear Dental Yuloanite Com
pany yesterday began seven new injunc-
tion suits in the Circuit Court against
COED s. Cooksey and six others. A suit
nany's artificial gum plaIe in making
teeth. Without paying ROYALTY.
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AInusemenIs.

+, GRAND OPERA-HousE.-Shakspeare's
grand historical tragedy of "Julius
Cesar" of which SO much has been said,
Ras presented for the second time last
night, with the little Irregularities and
ttngAness inevitable on first night all
smoothed out and even as clock work.
Eh0ss who witnessed 1t last night, with
tjs mastery readings, the grand tab
IeauE magnificent appointments, seem
exy, afmor and costumes, did not won-
der that it should have had Q run Of oyer
s.hundred nights In New York, or that
en0h combination OF grahdetiF IN the
sixseA Of the piece and such real merit
:. rho NAV and its manner Of production
ala have act all the East in Q naG,,SS
q sfSs sath dsiasn ss9Sf u. 1s.a.l. -.
fwo presentations OF .Julihs Cesar 10
Asv. Matinee at Q O'clock, AID regular
urrformance at 8 this evening. Bepromp'
~, ali occasions, so as not to miss any
psrf ei the Opening scene. Secure seats
seHawley's.
WoOp's THEATER. - Mr.. Booth con
efzdes his engagement this evening will
q good double bill, appearing in boil
tragedy and comedy. He appears o!
sEardinal W0lsey," in "Henry VIII
ssd ss sPstruchio, F" In "faming OF th'
6hrew."
fhs fayorites, Baker and Farfon, Il
sheir new play, "Heinrich and Heitie,'
fT three nights and one matinee.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

The next concert OF the Cincinnati
Orchestra will be given on Thursday
evening, April 20.
The famous Philharmonic Society OF
Boston will give concerts at Pixies Hal!
on the Gath and 25.h insts.
The Centennial Vocallsts will give one
Of their slave cabin concerts at Bible
Chapel, on Longworth street, this even
ing.
A tes stimonial concert has been ten
dered Miss Clara Bernstein by her tutor
Herr Otto Singer, and others of her
friends of the fHarmonic." The con.
cert is set for Thursday evening, May II,
prox., at Pixies Music Hall.
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r EGAL-ADMINIsTRA SALE OF
Ia REAL ESTATE, In pursuance Of an or
der OF the Probate Court Of hamilton vounty,
WEDNESDAY, April 26 1875. at II O'clock A,
Nj, upon the promises, thefollowing described
real estate, situate 10 the County Of hamilton,
and State Of Ohio, to-wit.: Lot humber forty.
the village Of CleSes, Hamilton County, Ohio,
less forty (4O) feet OF the east end, with the
improvements thereon. consisting Of one brick
dwelling Of seven ~ rooms and large store
room, appraised at u, 500. Terms OF sale; One
third cash, one third in one year, and one
third id two years from the day OF sale, with
Interest, the payments to be secured by mort
Egage upon the promises sod.
WM. ARGO, Administrator
Of the Estate OF j. NJ. Runyan, deceased.
II. l.. COOPER. Attorney.
Cincinnati, March 70, 1876. mh2v-4tW
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WEAK lungs and sensitive throats are
severely tried by sudden changes OF tenn
psrature occurring during our winters,
sud in consequence Asthmatic Anec-
tions, inflammation OF the Lungs, fieuri-
~. bronchitis, and similar complaints,
are sure TO be more or less prevalent.
Cou9hs or colds, the forerunners Of these
e(ten fatal complaints, should be pru-
6snfIy taken In hand on the frst symp-
fons. by resortlng at once to Or. Jayne's
TrrSctorant, an Old and weii-tried rem
-. earfaiu TO remove your cold, and "
n1isrt 3 hea1ing and strengthe ping effecl
- tts pulmonary and BRONCHIAL .. sans
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rhe s.Clty nads.N

BY the late election the political corii-
pletion OF the Boards OF Aldermen and
Council have been changed as followsi
Aldermen--De democrats, IA; Republicans,
II. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, %; Repub-
lioans, 25. On joint ballot the Demo-
Illus Rels will probably be elected Presi-
dent OF the Board of Aldermen. In the
Council Board a fight will ensue between
Ben. Eggleston and ]. W. Fitzgerald as
to the Presidency.
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BY special request we beg leave to call
particular attention Of the police and
others to "Personap' in our advertis.
ing columns concerning the disappear
ance of MIR. E. w. NICHOLS, OF Brooklyn,
N. Y, as it is thought that possibly he
might have come in the direction of Gin
cinnati. Great anxiety is felt ON his
account by large circle OF highly re.
spectacle friends.
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East Meeting of the BOARD of Park
" Commit ssiOnerS.

The Board met in called session.
The use of Exposition Hall on May II
Was granted for holding the Democratic
State Convention; also to Geo. Ward
Nichols for three concerts, to be given
tetween the 25th of May and the 10th ol
June.
Mr.. Laws presented a report of the
work in Burnet Woods Park since its
perehase in 1873.
Il was agreed to recommend to the
Board Of Public Works the privilege oil
boating In Lincoln Park to Weeks 6 Co.
: Hr. Pendleton reported that on April 4
there was balance in the treasury OF
Sag.O51 so.
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Don't Throw Away your MOney.-To TnF
PuBLrc.-For over % years DIR. ToBIAss VENE'
TIAN LINIMENT has been sold; every bottle has
been warranted, and not one has been returned
Thousands Of certificates Of its wonderful curative
properties can be seen at the Depot 1t will do all
and more, than It is recommended for. 1t Is per
fecty safe to take internally. See oath with every
bottle. It cures Cholera, Group, Dysentery, Collie
sea.siokness, Chronic Rheumatism, sprains Ole
sores, Cuts, 10. Depot, 10 Park place. New York
sold by all the Druggists.
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A6SA1s
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been appointed and qualified as Ad-
riinistratrix de bonis non on the estate OF John
ctachlah, late Of Hamilton County, de-
ce6sed. JENNIE McLACHLAN
WIN. II, PUGH, Atty. AdminisfratTix:
MIRSp u IND 90 mh22-3tW
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l"That Banne-- Hundred Years

-''-Ft-yv~-~grFs old"
The great Centennial song wearing the
above name is now being sold in all
parts Of the country. 1t lie soul-stirring
and patriotic. and goes with rush.. Mr..
F. w. Helmick, the popular music dealer
of this city. who brought 1t out, has con-
ceiyed the idea of giving with every
copy Of the song a half dozen photo
graphs Of the Centennial Buildings In
Philadelphia. Inclose 90 cents to +: "
Helmick, music dealer, 278 West sixth
street, Cincinnati. Ohio.
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PLATING MACHINES. 81. so each; makes
any size or kind OF PLEATs beautifully.
a gents wanted. MARS y KELoa, Troy,
sew York
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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 4 BULFIHCH ST, BOSTON,
toPPosITE REv1Rl HOUSE,
THE e0IENOE OF LIFE;
OR, REPRESENTATION.
MORE THAN ONE MILLION COPIES SOLD.
Gold Medal 4poayded to the Auhor bv the
"Notte'4N Medical association
March 3LH, 1876.
The untold miseriss that leeuIt from indIscrs.
TSo.s IS, ss1 t ny ,: ssvissd s.d
IIDIs.s 81; s.:ss.
o.s,os 20 y 81: error: q youth 9.
treating sxolesiveIy on Mental asd Nsyvoss Dss.
aesn fso Eoy oe:..o
OILY Ssrssy 70 saosss % :.I MOS e:
". :sCi nc kIe ST Lrrx- ais. cen.
tains me!s than fifty vaIlable Medicai
q: y: eseh one Of which 10 Wsssi
90. The BoSi ior !osss end miadIs-sgsd nsa to
:us s &: e 5 g %
saosllsnt hcslsh and e assin the Ohisf Ooes1iins
sa. e: s::sssi 49,
c q I e:yiss ~ e
end E =: q sss &.
q the Valuable works, Doblisned by the Psabody
bow g .1o ne .sas sSst :sa "a
life. nCPhtlddekphta Eaquiv1.
and even 5. 3 ~ sIacrs sss middle 's'd
It, TIE a.. .na oeiy nedal ever conferred u.os any
seii! end Professional serviess, vs. DrsssesSd to
Drsesntaeion Wa noticed 6 The the Of g occur.
rsnse p the Boston Pro- sod she lsadins Iogrsais
z q solId goI9, sst With more than one haaSrsd
India dtamonds Of rars brilliancy.
its natsitss md size, this b dscteedlv the msst
s Sosiosanls me1al ever serock a this country Tor
uon q 4u1t@ati.ts. It Was fairly Won end
ossnH seoWed."CAsssacAsse1s Plosskssas,
Osa.Ioes. mt o rssslps q @. ssr postage.
M%ds1se,. =. A11ffsS "a S0Dx npLoAS lhs1t-
l:S;;5s -. q .sessss1,..a :. e sssys
ssD.n =. 0D,Gs1AAy
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Reading Matter on Every Page

Average sscorN Daily Circulation
ever 15,000,C6etssS MORO than
three ttssses that Of snv ether
daily paper tss Washin0ton, ass6
eQss0t 20 th0t - az the 0tJber
dafty pagers - The oStN 0A6e6
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Notice % Corres~ouAe,sa

Persons writing letters TO this once for publica-
ton In regard 10 business viii obiigs Ms and best
serve their own purposes BY addressing them simply
to the "EDTToR OF TEE STAR" or the "PuBLuH.R
OF TIE STAR" - the case may be- when sddrs,,ed
personally they are regarded private letters snd
In cases Of absence inconveneut delays frequently
occur from that cause
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Two years ago At the last Territorial cleo
ton In Colorado the democratic delegate
was elected by q majority of 2,1e3. The re-
turns now indicate that the state has gone
republican by 1000 majority. This would
show Q republican gain OF about 4, 200; equiv
alent, in the opinion OF enthusiastic repub-
licans, to republican gain of 90 200 In In
diana. But probably they will be satisfied
with SO 500.
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MITCHELL & MARTIN,
(Ssecsssors 20 JoAa I. MiteAsR,I
s3I PEHEsYLva AVENUE,
Are nov OPENING foil live ~ FALL AND WIN
TER PRESS GOODS in all The new sh and
fabrics seleet<d from the latest ion portatsons.
sILKs, vELvBrs. CAsBMEREs, 80
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS OF oil kinds.
A Isrse stock Of BLANKETS. sPBIADs and
CUB1INs.
sTAn osrrisgss VII bsv. to come to the D street
eutisnce While the Avenue IL torn uD.
MITCHELL 4 MARrIN,
oets-tr s,1 Penna. ave. end sa4 D street.
DROPOsALa FOR LpMBER FOR The oBa-
Il 1kAL POST 0sFIOE. WAsHIHGrOH, D
OFFICE OF SurstvIsiSs ARCHITECT. J
v..u,ra,o, 8 z nn,o Snr1 Al Mssr'}
eeskc Proposals will be received Ct this once
until n. o. the 9Th day Of 0ctobsr. 1876, for
10; more or less linesl Zee. o. rs SAW xsilov
leIhciai feet board Deasursj OF ~ inch songus4
end erovsd flooring Boards, not to exceed three
All Of the lumber to be OF the very best quality
(htart thoroughly seasoued free from large knots,
saps shakee, or other defects; tbs whole TO bs de-
e os IN
Payments will be made monthly. dsducting ten
90 per cent until the conn elton Of the contract
d.iec' y Il Be deemed in tbs iossrsss Of the Gov
srpue ut % do so. fs reserved
Proposals will be sbcloss d In seal,d envelopes
% t9%es, s1r sSs esassa Post
JAMES g. HILL,
oct6 th&s supervising Architect.
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LOurlS.
o. 600, sl,sOo q, 900, $500. Two psr cent. for
negotiating.
Auction Sales.
On THURSDAY, October 5th, 1T 8 D. M, three.
story Brick Dwelling, No. s X street north
ley PNk." 'octxtr
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WANTS.

WANTS.
w. w IRON; !. 20, ia :sf..s nsfss.s.t E,.ss
MAsnss md G1kTs H 8,
ST, e.t., Roek Greek. octs ST.
FERN: n e! :! .'ss:
W.ETED-To lss:e; . .m.l IR u sAEs fos.
s w few months Address H. @. Il o ctr Or
UAHTEp-A 6r.f. cIe.. 4 EAD wHTTER- Az.
w ply q the r - KISsoH HOUSE, corner 81
street and Penny lvanis avenue. It'
WAnTHP--2l BOYS Who are to a1e.aT in
Friday : O.nlns, October 8. 10 o'oioes N. "' Il
WAETED.rwo furni.hed sunny ROOMs in Q
,vo sI,i,.,s f.mils 9TH or SisScu. 6ssrd, for
WAHfBD-DREse aAIIN9 10 the latest
~ IT. ls; cutting and attise ' eislty: Prices
cots 81 " No. rss ic.S b. street. 1 1oTsSH.:s.
w seeook In 2 private family The best Of ref:
street, no, invest. st. . '''''' '''"''A ''' 'no IT
WAEIaD.A middl.-.s'd whrs woman de-
Is On Ones give goo references asas:
MAsTIDaw1AEN fyr general houseyork;
c." Ks and waitsrs; good bone, for eli wiIlipg to
, y0 :; Room "a Federal suildins, 7th ana
WANTEp-FANILlES TO GAL AID sskct
W go, white and colored G ,oks. cham nermsids
and alters: and girls for ali kinis Of housevsrk;
is,1rnSs e The Ely ier The .inssr " Ha'sfs a@
' ssts once so1 ~ s Ed 'd
wv PLACE to saw out BY the week IN arlt cis..
families; reference given Ga 18th street octi;,t
WANTEl-A Competent OOOK to c. (. wa
apply no Q street southeast. Ootl-s.'
WAhTED.TSelv: first ela's white .nd eolorea
CO. sac street. Sss 81 .aa Ssa osss
w hs: som. tno sIsdss q +. rsssil grocery bGsi
r. sS,y s1 lsSs h asss
wa bp:icss: in e.oIss.s"n pssf'. oso5 Per
ard spdi i5II:dsDsOuTs. Gall ss s'oa Il, L. proit
WAAHHTTEEPs17s;Is Z ;tIess: socd 690K .nd
about ~ or Is; COED references required. ootS-St'
WsHTID-A. FARM on the lover Poto mac OF
IN s;, in i1oS'psi tsE s.s,s s.s q is
Wnhrs y oiI TO StETas Hitea *
oets I'M VIZ $40 7 srsss notsS.e:..
WSSssITlEID.A second h.na PLATs PRIHIINe
s:ss address: viii ,'ss b:s SIS g s
ZEE sI SRi s'R E :.
sSs soa!s o. IL s; gas n:
WAHTID-A sITUATT0l. b . middle aged
Of ons or Is r. IEt.ass family take
S1sn sGRss 81. .o once OF
WAhHETEpIo0lBy. young man Of steady habits. .
s: f a. :: os
WssHTTGi.2 &I5kz - ss.Sss:i.Si: xhite xSa.o
% MAKE az nsrsel generally useful; understands cat
drs.s Boz 3, Star ofnoe. octs ST.
WAN!1D-sALEsMEN in every state in the
w Union to introduce our goods 70 mer chants
With stamp. an %fH1 81 asS
WAnTsD-A rlTUATION By On eI1erienced
ton iss Ana IL
MRe .. Lockbox 9, Washington, O. sspss w
WAAIlD-Allm my I.,ien!. and the public gen.
pow6 IsI' f ss use ~, Ts snd TOOTH
arc ssp ;s,tTi0r to any d'n'firI E. vrLIs DANTE
WANTED-A WOMAN 10 do COOKING, Va11ino
thor epghiy undsrstsnd her business. Hiso Gantsd
,H.a WOMAN . nurse two children, one
ALT, at nHst ne vel rscommended; good wages.
sse streets mt ~ o. e 0''0'' ''I aSsaS St1
WANT6D--OARPETS 70 OLIAN al Rscs's
~ Stsam Beat,Ss W0ks, 40 Maine avenue,
and delivered Without charge ''n' :,iiolS ,'f
WAETED-Gentleaen @ knoV that WILLIAM
w MOORI, Merchant Tailor, 101l Hev York
%sS. :: SSa: specially Of cutting b
w Old ones 1t BTTL3R' corner 81 and X K
streets northwest. Second hand Stoves oheaD
emoky Ohimneys cured or NO pay. seps- tr
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

r OF 7.
l4es n u. n. ", ell mod. imps 1. n rooms 700 90
SIS ID Of n. ~ med tmps.. furp 8 rooms et %
1899 sth st. n mod. tnps Q Rooms. IS %
els 0d st " mod. fmps.. rooms --...-.-- 81 -
ct, bet. nth and 1tst ss all TN, 10 l3o o.
X ST. o ", bet 9Th and Tth. Gil m in, " re- lCo 20
L st. n ". bet "a sns "a, Gil mod I'm "a ~ US %
.. O., bet. ID s.. GIL m imp. furn., q $50 -
13l ct. n. e., mod. limos II -. % a.
1rth st. u. " bet. end 3. mod. I'm -, re- lac
Corcoran ST. bet 18Th l<th, ell m in, N 70 eo@
q ct, bet 9Th az 10Th. al mod I'm ps Is lee -
New Jersev ave /, near Capitol m. i'm, nrs 60 80
All View jersey ave-. al mod imps.. II r. 90 s.
l06 NeS jersey ave all mod. fmps 10 rs--. zoe
L. II. FIrZHUGH,
octs lm S26 Louisiana avspus.
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4 LEADING QUEs1IOr.

n LEADING QUES1ION.
WHO ID IT THAT SELLS
THE BEST CLOTHING
THESE HARD fInIs FOB fHI LEAsr
MOABI,
our Store, and making personal
investigation Of STICK
and prices.
MIAg SUITS From % UP.
MEMS OvBRoOATs FROM ss UP.
MEH's PANTS FROM elias UP.
BOYS SUITS FROM $3.50 Up.
REMEMBER OUR SPECIAL FEATURE
II VALUABLE PRIZES,
AMOUHTING IN THE Aa9RRGArI VALUE
TOPEARLY ss0e. The DRAWING OF
WHICH WILL TAKE PLACE
THI 3lsr INSTANT.
EVBRY PURCHASER OF CLOTHING on
FURNISHING GOODS untitled TO
TICKET. FREE, WHICH GIVES
HIM ONE CHANCE IN tbs
SAID ORA WING.
Agreeable attention and no reluctance to show
goodf, whether you buy or not, 10 the rule at the
CHANCE CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
L. GRADWOHL,
A6l PEHHsYLVAHIA AVENUE,
oct46 HBAR az STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

NEW STOREl NEW GOODS!!
NEW FIRMi!,
The undersigned respectfully Informs his old Gus
toners AID the general public that he has removed
to his New and sDscious Building, erected esDe-
cially for his business, at
10. l113 r STRBDr,
Between 18th and 1th streets north west,
Where be has opened an entire New Stock Of the
most fashionable assortment of
WALL PAPnRS, WISDOM SHADES,
UPHOLST1kIN9 GOODS,
OIL CLOTHS, BEDDING, &c.
Ihave also o ISOLATED with me In busines nv two
Of L. OLARK SONS. We exp >ct in the future
70 supply our customer with greater satisfaction,
having made our arrangements with the Drtnci ii
manufacturers OF our line Of goods. giving M
fsciites which no other house In this locality can
command.
ocA.6t L. F. CLARK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

Elsewhere will be found an answer to some
remarks In this column yesterday upon the
Avenue pavement. This answer, essays to
explain why the sample Of the Grahamite
pavement laid year or more ago At the In
tersection Of Pennsylvania avenue and 10th
street IL not fair test OF that pavement at
Its best, and rs IL Ia now being laid on the
avenue from 9Th to 18th streets. Having no
other interest In the matter than that felt
by our citizens generally In having a first
class pavement laid on our principal street,
We readily give space TO this explanation
We trust that II Is thoroughly we'll founded,
and that IL will not be necessary in year or
two to explain just why the pavement now
being laid was not up to the mark. After
the unpleasant experiences Of the business
men upon Pennsylvania avenue In the mat
ter OF rotten pavements they may be ex-
cused for feeling some solicitude that there
shall be no mistake made this time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

There seems TO be no doubt that Colorado
has gone republican by q majority OF over
200; or q republican gain of over 4, 900 In
two years. This will be comfortable news
for the republican canvassers In Ohio and
Indiana.