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FIR. Rauchfuss, q
"a Stanton Str. (Box 1e99lJ
Nsw 9ort.
, 1876-10-16
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S$ babe tets aa ben niepristsn prsiisl;
3gul8e Sannen- Srrttsr bon alien Surten.
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unp @rEBen.
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glben.g rstter in alien Gifer. Sorte unt
~ l9e egpreB S9tneslu. @slp lItene uus
9elaste Gattsn. ipr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-19

MI Smalley writes TO the New York 1,ib
t1ae from Ohio that the success OF the repu b.
Leans there In October is pretty well as
sured, but that the majority viii not be
Large; from present appearances not above
1000. He confesses 70 some anxiety as to
the course Of the Germans, and says: "They
saved the state for Hayes In 1878, and, II 1t
be true that they threaten TO oppose the re-
publican state ticket because of Mr.. Barnes
temperance views, then there II danger
ahead" There Is little doubt, he thinks,
mat The republicans will reap one subsfan-
tai result from the October contest-the re-
gaming OF majority OF the delegation In
Copsress. The landslide OF 1874 gave the
democrats u members and len the republi-
cans only These figures viii. he things.
be reversed In October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-19

1t bias been intimated that Gen. Hav,sv,s
chances OF being re elected To Congress are
doubtful, because the chairman of the
Connecticut republican state committees is
Governor Jeweils friend, II. T. sperry of the
Hartford Erestn0 Post, who. with Others of
Jewell's friends, tried 70 knife Hawley in
1874 But this isn't 1874, and We suspect that
Governor Jewell VIII swallow bis dislike of
Hawiey this presidential year "for the good
Of the cause"
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HOsfce 90 Corresvoudeas..

Persons writing letters 70 this once for pubiica-
ton or in regard 20 business will Oblixs and best
serve their purposes By addressing them simply
to the " EDITOR OF TIE STAR" OF the "PusLIsHER
OF The STAR, )" as the mag be. When addressed
personally they regarded private letters, and
I'm Gases Of absence ineonvenieut delays frequently
occur from that causs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-19
THE G. II L n II r
FOE OCTOBER
NOW READY.
CONTENTS.

CONTENTS
Nomination and Election Of Abraham
Lincoln. ACCOUNT OF his ADMINISTRATION. No.
2. BY Gideon Wslles.-war Memoirs. By Gen
ersl @. A. Custer-'Yet Ha.h ny Night of
Life Some Memory" By Mary l., Kitter.-
Madcap Violet. By William Black. Author OF
"a Princess OF Thule" etc.-Reprisals. By
Josephine Pollard.-Octsvius Books Fsotn.
ing ham. A SKETCH. BY Edmund U. Stedmsn.-
Art Applied to Life, Seen Mt the Centen-
bial. BY Charles Wyilys Eiliott.-Yhe Squire
and his Dsug liter. By j. b. On Re adj AZ
Shakespeare. BY Richard Grant White.-fhe
kindergarten. By Frederick Whitaker
Che b e nko. the Natl snal Poet of Little
Russia. ARRANGED PROM THE REVUE DIS DEUx
MONS. By John Austin 5teveps.-A Terrible
Revenge. AN EPISODE OF The SPANISH war.
By Z. W. yery-OnIy to Live. By Il. W. Bour-
dfiIon.-Drift- Wood. By Philip Quilibet.-
Scientific Miscellany.-Currsnt Litera.
ture.-Nebule. BY the Editor.
Price 80 CTS. per Number. 81 per Year,
Including Postage.
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X D. IL.
= Large house 1t nth and n. w., m L., rent low
NO. 70 iof g. Nv, II rooms, m. l., stable--... S1O
no. iois street northwest, furnished
20. nu street n w., 10 rooms, stable ........lOO
20 nLe s6eet NV, 10 rooms, mod. I'm d go 6S3<
70. ~ Penna Az fover Gilman D drug storej. SO
no. LsSo LTD street n.w., IL rooms, mod. imDs rs
20. ~ in osfeet O., y rooms, mod. tmps rs
20. iM Penns. ave., 10 rooms, mod. imDs--.. @
70. 81 " afece NV rooms, mod, fmps...-... 60
No iiy stseet southeast. u rooms, mod. IMP. 90
20. i5A iHn street n W., rooms. mod. fmps... IS
10: w strees southeast, rooms.............. s.
Stofs sno DWELLING, 18th street W., mod. tmDs 90
No. q street southeast, Is rooms, mod. fmps so
20. 20 eth street southeast, rooms, mod imDe 70
No. ZIG 81 street southeast OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a
20. i4eS Corcoran street, rooms, mod. imps... 20
10. ~ And 01 II street n. ~, 3 rooms, m L. rs
40. e06 street l.w..7 rooms. ........., a
10. ~ II street northwest, 8 rooms, mod T., g
No lZS street northwest. rooup, mod mr. 30
store and Dwelling, 7th and Boundary......,..,, 50
no. ~ yth sreee nv, 10 rooms, nod, I'm Ds., %
20. oh street l.e..7 rooms, Gas and wafer n
stores Ol and JOS 9Th street northwest .- g
No 90 9Th street northeast, roems, m impe 81
New houses, llth st., near I, rooms, m imps, IS
NO. "a, o1, 81 se., rooms. gas and water 20
NO. ~ street southeast, rooms .........,.,, %
70. " delaware avenue, near LIST and K -. 30
NO az street southwest ....-...........,,,..- %
no All, llH ID Ut. NV, 6rooms and Vater Is
NO. ~ 9th street southeast, rooma .....,. Is
No 1lO 10Th street northwest. roomG .....~. u
Also, number Of other houses, larger and mailer
ausis.n i. h. wARufR. Nh and = n,..s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-19

IL lOU WANT TO BENT
. HOUSE cheap, one that is
complete With all modern
improvements, containing 9
or Z rooms, besides bath
room, concretsd cellar and
cios cts, and supplied with
hot and cold water, gas ana
sewerage, with brick pave
ments, street lam %, &c You
will save money aud procure
Q beautiful house by takiog
one OF those elegant brick
cottages on Spruce street, IN
LIE Drott Park which are now
finishing, aud will be ready
for occupation By October [.
They are now ready for Ia
gpection, and will be rented
TO hrgt class tenants only Of
from oS3 to go per month,
aud you ca0 save from ol6
to o3s Der month. The
growth OF the city In the vi
cinfty OF LIE Droit Park dur
ing the past two years has
bten simply wonderful. Don {
take oar troYdfor IL. but 60 an
sc for yok,seJ, then come 10
"a for detailed Information.
A. L. BARBER d co.,
Pr0pri.tors,
LIE Droit Building,
Corner 8th and y streets,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-19

SELBY is selling Goods according to the times;
~ such -
Mems and Boys Wear,
Under shirts and Drawers, 81, 80, 7sc aud o.,
he'd Tlapntl Shirts aud Drawers, q NJ,
Dress Shirts, rs, 81, q TO o. Is best,
Pull line Mems and Boys Olothipg,
Mems extra size Pants,
Canton Flannel Drawers, Soc.
Every article pertaining to Men and Boys wear
will be sold 80 low - aHy houss IN town. Gall 1t
l9lA-l9l6 Pa ave bet. l9i h and 10th SITS. sl6 tr
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Ous West.

Naturally the interest In The great national
political campaign centres for the time being
In Ohio and Indiana Concerning Ohio this
much OF concurrent statement comes to us
rom various semi impartial sources: The
anvass there has not opened very actively
as jet, but Will, from all appearances, get
"red-hot" In less than two weeks; at the
present date there Is an undoubted disaffec-
tlon on the part OF the German voters to
Million Barnes, the republican candidate for
secretary OF State, who, IL has been devel-
oped since bis nomination, IL not only stiff
prohi bitionist, but who also took part In the
temperance praying crusade In Ohio. IL
would Eeem that while by his ramrod prohi-
billion ideas he has alienated the Germans,
he has not gained the support OF the straight
out temperance men, who insist upon run.
ming ticket Of their own, by which the re-
publicans will lose, perhaps, one or two
thousand votes. To offset these discourage
ments the republicans can In q presidential
year count safely upon drawing out the tell
Ing vote Of the old fashioned aoolitiouists up
In the western reserve, VINO do not bother
themselves ordinarily much about state pol
itlcs. On the whole, there seems to be no
doubt mat Ohio will give q moderate repub-
icsn majority In October, and q much larger
one In November.
In lBdfana the canvass differing from that
In Onio) Is one OF the hottest and most OBJ
stinately contested ever known In the State
The excitement Is such that business mat
ters have been given up entirely, and men,
women and children Are taking part in the
politics of the day. Curiously enough, each
party expresses itself conndent OF success IL
IL Ii not beaten by the Importation OF fraud
ulent voters from Kentucky by the rascally
Opposition. From all the indications this
champg between the parties about the i'm
porfation OF voters Is q pretty clear case of
the pot calling the kettle black. 1t is des-
perate fight for supremacy between Hen
oricks and Morton, as well Is for the prestige
or victory for effect on the November cleo
ton. Two weeks ago the democrats seemed
70 nave decided lead In Iudiana, Judging
by the size and enthusiasm OF their meet
ings, addressed with great effect by yoor-
hees, Julian And others; but the republicans
nave now covered the state with star
speakers OF national magnitude, who are
drawing great crowds in turn. The ma
Jorify In Indiana is not likely to be large
either way, but the Democrats seem vet to
have the best prospect Of carrying it in Os.
tober.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-19

a CAhDs-To all who are SUFFERING from ~
"A errors and tndiscrcuons OF youth. nervous
WEAKNESS, early decay, lose 81 manhood &c . vfiI
ssna . recipe that viii cure you, fRKE or
CHARGE. This great remedy vss discovered by Z
missionary In South America, Send self addresrs6
envsloye % the Rev. JOSEPH T. ISMAN, station
ID. Bible House. New York city. mars eosi Am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-19


Theodore Tilton has gone to meet JEFF
Davis and Gen. Phelps, OF Missouri. He
was found In the wrong berth OF a sleeping
car, In company with the wrong woman !, the
other night, and the story goes tina. he was
badly pummeled about the face by the in
dienant husband, who inopportunely came
upon the scene. The charge against Mr..
Tflton seems to be pretty well sustained, but
rom the circumstances Of the case, SO far as
given out, there seems to be good grounds
lor suspecting that the affair was q put MP
job, % far, at least, as the offending wife and
indignant husband are concerned. The
situations are not natural, by q long way
OF course this view OF the case doesn't helm
Tilton any; he seems to be guilty any way;
but II opens the door to inquiry as to the
probable objects of the conspiracy, If such it
really is, and such Ii certainly appears to
have been.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-19

Perhaps when Stanley, the explorer, sees
the criticisms denouncing his "atrocities In
Africa," in shooting or manning some four
hundred natives with bis explosive bullets,
he will conclude 10 revise his list OF killed
and wounded, and throw Off two or three
hundred Without deducting anything from
hn undoubted energy, courage, and dash,
1t may be suggested as more than probable
that be used the long bow instead of the ele.
plant gun In the terrific slaughter of saw
ages described In his letters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-19
BOARDING.,

BOARDING.
ROARpIN0, WITH FURNIsHEpR Rooms, BY
=. ~ the cay, week, or month, st 9O3 7th street
noIIhWest. sepls-0ts
ROARDING-ROOM furnished or upfuruished.
With or without BOARD Also. three unfurn,
l.neo BED kooms, on second floor, with use Of bath
room gas 10 every room. Apply ct No 637 Ct
between 9th and 9TH streets south. sspis sts
NICttY rUBEIsHED RVOMs, on suite OF
~ single, with BOARD, ct 1915 strest nortn-
Woe.. sepD 3Vs
ROARDIHG.-Wanted BOARDIRS By the day
* xeek or month; also, furnished BOON 20 let:
by high street, Georgetown, D. %. seDl1 ~
HOTIL 1T RESTAURANT FRAHOAIs, sos
IL 18th street northwest.-0ood board and fur.
sels-ln. ;. n. PlRREARD.
ROARDIE0-SPRA0U HOUSE, corner an
= ana streets northwest Handsome, delightful
boOms, single OF On suite, with o. without
BOARD. sepS-lm
ROARDIN0.-ROOMs furniS6ed or q of1r1is6o6.
" with or Without BOAkD, ct ass Nisoouri aye-
nue. House has I'll modern oolvsnienoes. street
oAIs peo tne noose. aug19 I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-19
FOB REHTI FOB RINTI TOR R71TI

Two new BRICK DWELLINGS,; containing IL
rooms; Win all mo4erp improvements; facing the
west; In first class neighborhood. These houses
are very Well built and finished in Q superior man.
S0 per month. Also, on grounds south Of OoIum.
ban College 18th and Boundary street,) . BRIOK
rom: gas and water: with large lot suitable for
litchsn garden. Apply to ARMS KBTOHAM
SIO stleet. aogn-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-19

The paragraph In yesterdays paper In re-
gard TO Carl Schurz's engagements In Ohio
should have read this week, iDetead of "next'
week, as printed. The error is explained by
the fact that the item was crowded out OF
Saturdays issue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-19
MEDICAL. &c.

Dk; BUCkLER yobks-rveuty years erpe-
-. renee IN Female Diseases, Irregularities, OTs-
nan Tumors GuaraLtses sstisfsctiop or no obarse-
nuslness oonhdential. Rosms fot patients. Zee
"SATIsr AoTIOH"-Ap positive cure, sI p~T b a.
Tie; Prepared Ascending TO the originsI form
nla oy Or. Darby, at lis AZ street, cor of Per n
eyNania avenue. Cancellations free auss IN.
nk. RoBERTsoN, eo@ 5eaImr., can Q. con
sul,sd 9 asl leth rrset sorthses2, sesrly o.
kcste the Co Once, eyey WEDNESDAY sp1
saITShpAf IRON 70 N, IN all Diseases q
&c SninAp VIesns, 9onorrh9s, Gleet, Structure
syphilh, and epermatorrh9a. Oasee OF GonnorrhsS
recently contracted cured 10 20 days sJphiis n
Al in stages quickly cured, and the poison entirely
efsofcated from the usten. without the OF msr-
epy. cIermstorrb9a, brought on BY exoes-es spl
stuee IN euth, causing loN OF nemory and iusAnf-
" general debility, organic weakness, I'm potsncy,
nefNonsirrnebility, sym ptoms OF consun ption, IN
disestion pepftstion Of the hesrt, psins In back.
eimsess o. sight or stddDs.s evil fOrebodinF,, SELF
semediss. oenflemen placing Themselves IN DR.. .
hsnd can rely upon Icing scientifically and hc--
orsby treated. Refers 20 the high testimouisn
snlos De now holds frem the leading physicians q
baunors Omoe <sl pth strest northwest, fro6
sosbH. msrSy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-19

a little pale green light Is thrown upon
the question Of what theatri cal criticism ia
worth In this country by the editor of the
Cincinnati Enquirer, who says that Mr..
Schwab Of the New York Tunes and Mr.
Wheeler (Nym Crinkle) OF the World are
Known to the theatrical profession as
strikers. The performance viii probably
begin now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-19

UNPARALLELED ASSORTMENT
IN PARALLELED AssORrMENT-
TTssPPAA kkALLLLkkEESsbb A Assss99ksTTmmssssTT-
Fall and Winter Clothing,
Fall and Winter Clothing,
Fall and Winter Clothing,
Fall and Winter Clothing,
MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS.
MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS.
MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS
MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS,
Itage q careful inspection Of my Goods before
psnchdsing elsewhere, assuring the Public
nof meier before hare had such
poriety Of Garments to please aQ
tastes and desires, to accom-
nioidte "a purses, or to
oire such e,ure sat.
isfdctior.
~A vislt to eTRAUe, the Clothier, will fully
repay al who may appropriate the time and trouble
Of coming. whether they purchase or only with to
view my Immense and well selected stock,
A. 8TRAU9,
lOll PlNHeYLvANIA AvIHUI,
sepls-n Between 10th end 1lth Streets.
"rHE cHANcE"-4eI.
IHI FOLLOWING
TWELVE (l2) PRIZES
are offered to the patrons Of the
CHANCE CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
No. 46l PENNSYLVANIA AvIaUE,
Between A and 9th Streets,
Il is che Of the Leading features Of this house TO
EVERY PURCHASER
o any reasonable amounts
"FRII TICKET"
emitting him to
one CHANCE
IN DUB
FIRSr GRAND DRAWING,
WHICH TAXES PLACE IN PUBLIC,
ON OCTOBER sisr, 1876.
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Brick Hnlses frr Hni.

Loans.
$4,000 Two per cent. for negotiating.
Auction Sdlks.
Chancery sale Of Store and Dwelling, oorner of
d street and Peunsylvania avenue, September 3ist,
p. m. Oepl6- tr
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

NJ ,. GEORGES, n
~ FASHIoNABLE BooT Make.
No. ais PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
First clan Custom Work made M thu .,or.o.
notice. Satisfaction guaranteed 'S
Best y all Goods Of my own make at very ressops
bic rates. ~ te"oOus-
BE. IIAstios inserted In Congress Caters By p.,.
(Stgn af BtT Boot J ..rs,x
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SAVE TIE TR1BS-It has been remarked
now few people seem TO take any In.
terest In me treescarefully planted I'm
'front.' OF their dwellings by the parking COM
mission. After q storm like that OF Sunday.
this painful neglect was particularly notice.
able Whilst occasionally, even during the
severest OF the storm, some man or woman
could be seen staying with cords and props
the top heavy sapling In front OF the house,
hundreds OF trees were allowed all day YES
teroay TO lie PROSTATE In front of premises
occupied by the owners themselves. After
a storm like that Of Sunday the employees
OF the parking commission have ample work
for several days N looking after the trees
along public squares and spaces. 1t would
De out the work OF q few moments for ANY,
one TO raise PROSTATE tree In front OF his
premises and temporarily stay it with q
prop until IL can receive attention at the
hands OF the parking commission. The trees
planted by the parking commission are of
the choicest kind. are growing up uniformly.
and will, II little attention is bestowed
upon them, give our side walks and streets
an atfractiveness second TO no park I'm the
world; but II, By neglect TO save the trees.
frequent gaps occur, requiring replanting,
the uniformity OF the side walk shade will
be spelled, and the great beauty OF our park
ciiy marred- Therefore " save the trees.o
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SHELDON e. COMPANY,
serls-9t NEW YORK.

"A NEW RESTAURANT,
JUST OPENED.
No. 933 ID STREDf.
repi6 81 a. KOCH. s33 D street.
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LIZ DROIT PAkK,
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NkW BOOKS.
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Al TIE nouneiilore; or, n smelcss History. ~
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Oripps, the Carrier, by n. ID. Bisok DoTe paper ia
soss Iur9uaad; By kiliss Hopkins, pa per..---.-- o
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H.. Sess, =, q
my sgve,, or Sum mel OstArrh, BY q. m. Beard,
ID. D., limo, cloth .-..-... ....----.....-.-. n
mOaUN BkOYHHRS,
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nnE HUNDRBD DOLLARS RDWARD This
~ sum will be paid TO any one who will prove thaf
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seDls lvs IN KDATING.
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AZ seH -dS I'm
YOU WAIT somethtng really Pleasant e .
y Denttfrfoe, try WILLS EUBBKA TOOTH
POWDER, posed entirely Of mporred arricies.
pleasant to the taste, and equal 20 any 70 cent ard.
clio. auG1 ly
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Price 35 CTS. per Number. 81 per Year,
Including Postage.
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A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO NE WILL
earnestly requested that they be closed by oash or
notes Of short data. There are some aooo1nts on nv
the u.ual fime OF credit, and not settled AZ onne
vii be placed IN the hands Of . collector ard
convenisnos OF cost % the parties.
JOBH r. MIfCHBLL,
93l Peansy lvania avenus.
September y, M6. se1U IW
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FOB RENT. A CHANCE, FOB RFNr,

toh BENT. a CHANCE, FOB BENT.
the northern part Of the city, near 18th street,
IRON UctcDer LIST, new three story and bas ,meut
BBICk DWELLING HOUSE; ten rooms and bath
fcon not AID cold water; stationary tubs, and All
the convenfences OF . hrst class house A careful
and responsible terant with small family desired
VIE such; II agreeable, an arrangement might be
mace by " hfch the party taking the house could
secure three permanent boarders. Applp TO ARMS
kETCHA III Insurance Agents, 81 r at sec n
ROE RENT.
no. ~ south street, II rooms ...,.u., ,... r 100
Corner ID and A southeast, furnfshed - iaS
scrEeI Isl and streets southeast, IA rooma... 100
lie prof Park, II rooms - - .... m
iS5I street northwest, rooms ... .. 80
ll59 z4tn street, D rooms ................ - Is
EeverA Others, lasge aud small houses
Two very l1ge Brick BLBs with ali modem
oony eplentes.
Two beautiful COTTAGES at Mount Pleasant.
TH1O. g. GATJHRLL,
eepo-lO Corner llth and stIeefs
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FOE sALE-
HOUSE 2l2I PENHsYLyANIA AyruUp.
ss'4oO; o1,sOO Cash,
Balance June Is, 1877, 70, ~ ana 30.
Nine rooms and all modern convenience
AHpy on premises sep7-eosss