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A M u S ( M E N I S.
sTEINwAY HALL.

concert was given last evening at Stenway Hall
by the Seventy ninth Highlandcrs Scottish regiment
The soolsts Mss Jennie J. Young, soprano; Mr.
j. n. Pattison, pianist; Mr. George w. Morgan, organ
is and Messrs. Linklatcr Upton, Roberts and van der
Wcyde As might be supposed, the progrcmme con-
sisted chiefly OF melodies and rcctaons suggestive Of
the land o. the heather The three first artists We have
mentioned tho features OF the concert. Miss
Young is a charming singer aud one that seems to
have studied her art successfully. One Of her seec
tions, "Flowcrs Frae Hamc," q delightful
song, by Mr.. Archibald Johnston, was sung
with true Scottish ardor. The organ playing
OF George Morgan has long since been considered by
the unanimous voice Of tho musical public the most
artistic in America Mr. Pattison, pianist who is too
seldom nowadays heard In the concert halls and who
is one OF representative American artists played
Gottschalk's "Aurmures .Eoiiens," Thalbergs waltz,
''Souvenir d'Amerque;" chopn's Nocturne In g,
opus 81 No. 80 and his .Rhapsodie Americana"
No l, opus ~ He was doubly encored aud applauded
to tho echo There is something electric, or,
more properly speaking magnetic about Mr. Pattson's
touch tho piano, and this quality is particularly
brilliant when the instrument Is centennial grand.
Gotscha!ks works would have long since been forgot
ten had II not been for the energetic and unsel6sh
labors OF this pianist Mr.. Pattison seems TO have
made those tone poems especial study. The
besque passages OF the 'Murmurcs Eoliens" and the
wonderful double irlll that would daunt many
q pianist delivered by Mr.. Paitison not
only with unerrng accuracy, but with ease
brlllancy and poetic expression. Tho encore piece
Thaiperg's Waltz brought back "reminiscences Of a
pure. enjoyable school for tho piano that
little known Mr. Pattison played II delightfully."-. In
the Chopin selection he showed that IN this country
there interpreters Of the works Of the Polish tone
poet far superior to many recent imporatons OF moro
ambitious pretensions The Rhapsodie. No. l, showed
fho fuv lioht Tbo
work STIMULATES from beginning to end with u bril-
liancy bego,tcn OF art and intensified by
nature aud long experience in the devious paths or
tho composer such artist should be heard moro
frequently in public in New York.
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HIGH wArER
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 10. 1876.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny TUE HERALD srxAN YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrRsToSR TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED ny ruB HERALD srxAN YACHTS AND uHRALp
wHITEsroSR TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Old Dominion wakef Richmond City Point and
Norfolk. with mdse passengers TO the OLD dominion
Steamer Knight Chichester Georgetown. DC. with
mdse and passengers to- |. koome Dr. ~,
Ja%essn OF LvsrpGep %ss a Yox ss sa.
Bark cosante d,sp Armsno sihral,a " FsS Il
Wiser. ys":s n days. ~ "a sugar
Bark skinfxe Nor) Nelson Havana II days. with sugar
sehr Moie Aihsron 81 Marc II days, with oswood to
sehr Hsisn Maria. Locke Humacoa % days with susu
Galway Cssado vessel e Marcus Hunter
Co. April Ia, 3 sS q. nae Ami Il. rs Is
90 spoke schr Mary Watson from Martinique for
schr Martin L smith ser Camden NJ, Smith, cxrdsnas
W.. a.s with a'''
sshr fa,,is Kelsey of sy,sn' m.nd.l Ia,aen1
Armstrong Was DAYS north Of IIattsras -
sclr Daniel Marcy so Portsmouth,, cahoon Bsraecs 10
days with fruit to osomez Pesrsa'i; vessel to Wen
schr Mary Leach of Providencetown) Paine Barscoa
II DAYS with rui. J L Lani vessel 20 J WEINBERG
Apris in lat - 20 Ion "a 70 passed vessels stern
looked like u vessel about 800 tons. ~.
sehr Florence waekri of Boston, BsrscOs 10 days. with
Schr @ O Trves Mitchell, Elizabeth City. NC y days
~l ss s' 20 city NC 70 days
sehr Russell Meh.iey Richmond for Hartford with
coal.
schr Francis French. Throckmorton. Virginia
schr Jas veldrcn, Cavalier. Virginia.
sssI S xS w Ws;sS. g Ts, Virginia. y.fs
sehr Munseli, Newton Virginia
sloop Susan; Leak; Virginia
sshr Edwin Francis, Virginia Tor New Haven
sehr fore.s Oak 'of New HAVEN Parker. Baltimore
dIy er w Ha sss Rogers smas ss
Sen Csa@p!oa Lsvsy f9i.asphi. for J Boston
days. with ice Is bound to City Point.
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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.

Steamer General whitney aett. Boston for New York
Steamer CITY OF New BEDFORD Fish. New Bedford for
steamer Galates Walden. Providence for New York.
Brig Daylight Marks. Ponce, PR via New Haven for New
schr II warford, sp,.grs, Providence for New York
sss s %n.om r"sn Ss r New York
sshr s s for New YORK
sssr ss;swe New navSn .t tor New 10 ys
seRr TUT ! smith. smith. Prcvdsnss for New Yori
sehr II BrsIes Esyno,; Stony Brook tor Xew York
ssSr Lille ras.sns f.Irs S.o" for New York
s kssS s wls ssop sssSss' 81 ~ n.
schr Hiram Tathi Avsril Port jefferson for New York
ss sS Ssss Ssansa SssnsS Fall River .. Now York
sss ss for York.
ssIr IisnI,s.a, Linden New Haven e. New York
ssn n Congress- %. Willard Porsisnd for New York
schr Lizzie Brewster, smith Mashiss Tor New York.
sssr 70 s New
sT s.ts a' Murray safSsi Z: New York
ssSr nssn ssss tor sis o Ysf Is, York
sehr Milwaukee, walaes MilbridFe for New York.
s sssr asso
New YORK.
sr for
Sch, Judge Tenaey Rich Ea.t Greenwich for Now York
sshr Neptune. Locke, Deep River for New York
Sehr Adelaide FeIci. Ghseseman Harwich for New YORK.
schr Ida sturgss Johnson wiscssset for PhadephiA
Sem Providence Rice New hsysn iss pAN,adslghi.
se ns ss@ <"
sshr ,so Surney Quincy rIGsi d, i05 Mswburs
seS Sr ss ui S.li, Bi!dsopoI. for New YORK
s ssT F assss .f sP New YORK
ei. Ss. 'Ss
seIr I Sherman. Avery. s.dgspor, g, New York.
ssnr Frank hsrSsrs rrd%s Boston FOR New York.
sss New York
schr Marietta smith Preston Greenport for New iorS
ssSr S Ss s COLE Portland RI New York
sehr Trade Wind, Gray; Roellaad fer New York.
ssS EDDY 's' ssx New
ss sssss. e. sS
schr Orion. smith rors Jefferson for New York.
York.
sehr Joseph Marsh Black feri Jefferson or New YORK
schr NJ larson pss,ig,sw New London for Virginia
sehr oues..sp. Hutchinson. Port New York
schr Sea Foam, Rogers rrcvdense for New York
schr 1hes nix, Han. Rcckpor. for New York.
Schr Olive Elizabeth, Randall Portland, Ne. for New
York.
e nr cses s osrs ss re- er New YORK
Schr Haze Men aimee, Greenwich for New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Nereus: Nickerson. New York for Boston
sehr Alice baker. baker New York for Bath.
schr Io,tie Friend Collins. Elixsbehport for Boston
schr Edwin prancs Virginia for New Haven.
Schr Eliza Pharo. Sherman Hobokcn for Mddletown
Schr Goddess. Kelly. Now York Tor HyAnnis.
schr Vim q Il Mowry. Eaton, Port johnson for Boston,
Schr A Stewart, Libby. Elzabethpo for Portland
schr Grace Pears. Mcdonald. New York for Boston
schr Hattie I. Ennis smith. New York for Gloucester.
Schr Shaier, israel Port johnson Tor HaddAm.
Schr Samuel C,ocker. Thrasher. Amboy Tor Taunton.
Schr Jacob Birdsa. Blake, Delaware tor New Haven
Schr Henrietta Robinson Virginia tor New Haven.
HERALD TELsGRAPH STATION
WH1ksroNk. Ill. April Is. 1879
The brig Mansfield and the schooner which lay
vicinity Of this station evening Of 18th proceeded this
AM The and coastwc schoon-
Obliged anchor between Flushing Bay and City
Island this PM In Of tho dense fog which
10 ards gundovn.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATxs DEPARTURES FOR THH MONTHS
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LNoR sAIE-Two sLoOPs: ONE BUILr IN is5i'
feet keel IA eet beam aud ieet hold carries aboj
30 tons. and about X old ~ feet IL IL
beam and AZ hold carries tons; will be "a
low. Apply 10 WV. WALLS SONS. Ii3 waist
NANTED--A uArRIGGED BOAT. WITH CARL
w about - feet long: he and perfect otv
throughout and must be offered cheap Address with hi
particulars stating whore II BIO seen J. II. o. ~
Post Office. 4.
MISCELLANEOUS. ri
A BSoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DtFFftf-
IA ent states. without pnblok
loyal cverywhers; no charge In advAncc sdvics tree
". HOUSE. Attorney. lYt Bsoadwag
mHOMAs X AGNEw, THE GREAT Nav YAK
Grocer, Tea. Coffee aud Flour Dealer New Workers ~
everybody call and get bargains ~ vsssy =
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WEATHER REPORT.

WEATHER REPORT
FALnourn. April IL. Px-wind NV. fresh, with snow
squalls.
BRISTOL. April IL e:1o PM-wind NNE. strong
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Steamer General Whitney Haett. Boston for New York
Steamer CITY Of New Bedford Fish. New Bedford Tor
New York
Steamer Galatea Walden. Providence for New York.
Brig Daylight Asrks Ponce PR via New Haven Tor New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-15

They say now that Tilden is going 70
explain how IL was by explaining that he
helped bis brothers, who were unfortunate
In businessl That was q good thing for the
brothers, doubtless, or rather perhaps for
their creditors, and quite to the credit of
MI. Tilden In his capacity of . we'll TODD
brother; still the public win hardly be able
TO see how helping needy relatives would
relieve him from the duty Of making correct
returns and paying bis taxes, like any other
good citizen. Besides, 1t will be remembers
that the great advantage claimed for the
reform candidate when he was nominated, L.
the particularly conspicuous thing that made
him q bigger man than old Grant"-was the
fact that he bad no brothers, nor brothers
in-law, nor mothers in-law, nor nothing. He
was just sweet child of the people, he was,
with an eye single to the good OF the country.
and no relatives 70 provide for; and 10! here
they are, trotted ont already, 70 serve as
excuses for-well, not exactly for nepotism.
but something rather worse. Boys, the story
won't do. 1t has been too long in coming,
and II isn't worth anything now that 1t has
come.
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The October ElecsiSus.

Georgia VIII elect Governor on Weduee
day, October 4. Colorado will elect stat
omcers and congressman on Tuesday, Octo
Der 10. Indiana Will elect state officers An
congressman October 10. Ohio will cleo
Congressmen, Secretary OF State and mino
state officers October TO- The regular cleo
ton for Governor In Ohio will next occur u
October, 1877.
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Notice % CorrespOndent..

Persons writing letters 10 this once for publica-
tfon in regard 70 business viii obIige us and best
serve their purposes by addressing them simply
TO the "EDIIoR OF TEE STAR or the "PusLIsHKa
OF The STAR" a. the case may be- When addressed
personally they are regarded a. private letters and
IN cases Of absence inconvenient delays frequently
occur from that cause.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

-IrxOp WANT TO RENT
. HOUSE cheap, one that 10
complete with all uoiern
Improvements. oontAiaing 9
or rooms, besides bath
room, concreted CELLAR aud
closets. aud supplied with
hot and cold water. gss and
sewerage, with brick pave
ments, street lamps. &c, you
VIII cave money aud procure
q beautiful house by takin q
one OF those elegant brick
COT Ales on Spruce street. "a
LIE Drott Park which are now
finishing, aad will be ready
Tor occupation By October /.
They are now ready for Ia
spection. aud will be rented
20 hrst class tenants only 81
from oSS to go per m onth,
ana you caa save from ols
TO - Der month. Tire
growth OF the city 10 the vi
entity OF lie Droit Park dur
Ing the Dast two years hes
been simply venderful DON q
take oar sco~dfor 20. Bat 20 and
s,e for yoxysef, then come 20
N for detailed information.
a. l.. BA RBER q co.,
Propri.tors.
lie Oroft Building.
Corner s.h end r sfreets.
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FOB Rent I01 R11TI 7dE R71TI

Two ney RRIOK DWELLINGS; containing IL
SOUTH situate between 18th and llth streets north
west; IN mt ,clas. neighborhood. These houses
ner. Careful aad responsible tenants desired Of
~ HsI month; Also, On ground. south Of Oolum.
DW1LL1HG;i just flashed; hes II rooms ana bath.
room; eas and Voter; with large lot suitabie for
$40 street. auoi1.tr
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Reading Matter on Every Page

Average sscoS,s DatlN Circulation
srer 15,O0O,-befssS moro fhaa
three ffnses that Of assN other
daily paper In Wasbfss0tOss, assd
equal to that Of all the other
daily papers - The ettN Sd6e6
together.
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The N. Y. Times or yesterday, In Its flnan-
cial article, says that the Improvement in
mercantile and commercial affairs, which
we have heretofore noticed, shows no abate-
ment whatever, but, on the contrary, is
rather increasing and becoming more gen.
eral each week. The distribution OF mer
chandise TO the interior continues on large
scale, and its volume so far this fall is in ad-
vance OF any previous season since 1873.
The active export demand for fcur and
wheat At steadily advancing prices Ii one Of
the latest and most favorable signs Of the
general situation.
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IL psolr PARK
LII pRoIr PARK,
LIZ D8oIr PARK
In DBoIr PARK.
Ii DRoIf PARK,
LII DROIT PARK,
LIZ DBeIT PARK,
LII DBoIr PARK.
LIZ DRoIT PARK,
LII DRoIr PARK,
In DRoIr PARK
Ii DR0Ir PAhK,
In BROIr PARK,
Ii DROIT PARK,
LII DReIr PARK,
LIZ DRoIr PARK
! .s pao1r PARK,
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FOB RIsT. A CHANCE, FOB BENT.

the northern part OF the city, near 18th street.
Iom Octooer LIST, new three story and basement
bhlCA DIV ELtiHG HOOBB; ten rooms asd bath
tne conventences OF first class house. car sfui
nna responsible tenant with small family desired
WIN sucn, ii agreeable, an arrangement might be
maze oy which the party taking the house could
secure three permanent boarders. ADply 70 ARMS
q hEIOnA M, Insurance Agents, 81 r st. se9- tr
r Il BE Mt.
NO. ~ south street. IL rooms ........ .-,. n loo
corner "a and southeast, furnished ...... - l2s
SorneI lst and streets southeast, IA rooms..., 100
n
n ~ - Aooi. o.
49, nleet northwest, rooms ........... 50
lily zAth street, Q rooms ................ - Is
ceNerA others, large and small houses
Two very large Brick STABLES, with eli modern
cow epences. -
Two beautiful COTTAGES ct Mount Pleasant,
o,o THEO. 9. GATOHBLL,
eePo-Nt Corner l1th and streets,
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PERSONAL.

THE PUBLIC ABB OAUTlOHED FROM
JONES IN favor OF Y. II. W.JUHKEN, q PAYMENT
nee oeen etoHp-d. sepB St
nlVOROne legally aud quietly obtained for in.
= compAt1o1nty, &C.; residence unnecessary. Fee
after decree. years experiences. A. aOOO-
HUH ATTY at Law, l24 Dearborn street, Chicago,
~ seD7-d& K I'm
YOU WANT somsthing really pleasant q Q
= IDENTIFIES, try WILLIS EU6BKA TOOTH
POWD1R, com posed entirely Of imported artioies
pleasant 70 the taste and equal 20 any 70 can't ari
oio. ouR1 ly
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AND RANGES

STOVES AND RANGES
Hw snvHt fAtAcXE o. = suhnXYsfps. -,
70 hset tvo rec1s above, only -. H. bsGS
tn naskss. Tin rooans = low . 6sX Der 80
sq4ase; e6tt1escs5oe Guerantse1. YIsass rive N n
omar REDUcfloN N P0aCE
oockz.
'. If 2 sa III Ia AT a. 2gsEs.s urr
- eeds . ssss - s.sssl; saIssss = e
: ais - 80 49,: - %. ,s:.s's.:.ssy:;
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sep8-l0t

DOB RERT-By b HWARNlR,
= Large house 1T uth and n. w., m T., rent low
NO ~ lo4 st. NV, II rooms, N. l., stable-.. 4 no
NO. ieis street northwest, furnished......... $50
no III street q. w., ~ rooms, stable 400
20. Aie street NV, 10 rooms, mod. i'm d - 8s
no. ~ fenna ev.,(oyer Gilman 3 drug store), 50
70. ~ i1 street n o., y rooms. mod. I'm $50. rs
20. lM Pennn. ave., 10 rooms, mod. twpe - q
no. 81 strees NV, rooms, mod, imDv 80
NO lI9 street southeast, II rooms, mod fmUG a
70. I5lA iHh street nv, 10 rooms, mod I'm Be- IS
store and dwelling, 18th street w., mod fmDs %
No. q street southeast, Is rooms, mod fmps . 50
No. nS6 18th street north Woof II rooms mod I'm a
10 20 9Th street southeast, rooms, mod I'm n RI
10. uo 9th street southeast 90
20. ~ ana zSu y street n. W., . rooms, m T. "a
": cor: 9Th and streets southeast, 10 roomG %
70. ~ kstrest w., rooms, gas and water. s.
no. ~ II street northwest, 3 rooms, mod e. Fl
No. 1x3 street north west, rooans, mod im1G 30
store and Dwelling, 7th and BoundoFy .... 50
70. 1foes southeast, rooms, mod. imp0... 50
no. ~ 9th street ny, 10 rooms, nod. in -. %
70: pa 0rcet se.7 rooms, gas and Water...- ~
stores Sol and S9 9Th street northwest =
No ~ 9Th street. northeast, rooms, m impe- q
rev oogseo, llth It,. near 7, rooms. m. imps IS
20. y Carrou street. sse., rooms, N. impa .... g
no. @4s oze, - o., rooms. gas and water- 30
20. ~ street southeast, rooms. .......-..... 20
60 * uenWare avenue, near LIST and K-..-... 20
10. ~ street southwest ...................-.. 81
70 I'LL, nn q % nv, sroons and watsF..... rs
NO. 70 Mo3eecnuceets ave., rooms, frame....... 10
No: mo 10Th street northwest. roomG .......-- II
Also, number Of other houses, lareor md maiisR
0aR18-H r. H. WARURR NJ a. = Sr..<-
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A. 8TRAU9,
lOll PENNSYLVANIA AvIHUI,
pl5-tf Between 10th and lth Streets

EXTRA INDUCEMENTS
Offered in
BLACK GOODS.
Black Osshmnsrss, yard wide, g g cents.
g - 81 s:ns:
q {" t" s 8 S;Ss:
BLACK MoHAIRs CHEAP.
Black honairs. double width Z; q cent? cent?.
. . !. . + en-: :::::
: : ! ! Z : : :::;::
SIAHk1EEss s sssi,; cheap.
oAssIAEBEs for Men and Boys. AVN 'H''''
srw WILL SfEs AsR HIT GOODS
At the very lowest cash prices.
CT TOwsON d 90,
$50 PlNHeYLvANIA AVENUE,
sepls eotr Near 7th street, south side.
kv!;, THIS PAY 4 AssECI4TED WITH Nj
business hereafter will be conducted under the firm
MITCHELL MARTIN.
Ihsnkins the public for the liberal patronage ex-
favor. = ''' '"' Joas 7. MiTUHHL II 'he'f
September Is, ls7s. sspT "
ALL PERsoNs INDEBTED 70 NE WILL
earnestly requested t6s. they be CLOSED By cash or
books that have been standing much longer than
Win Of sese.o at
pressed TO Immediate settlement, regardless Of in
convenience or cost S e 81 ';Ft'f s1roHrLI.
September Is. 1876 seoT iG
Is SsI az q. %Ha N.
prices, delivered In any part Of the city, until
White Ash-Iurnacs. Egg. and Cnestnut.ss 10
etove 60
s.. .iIsF Pa cord, si.so; saving and apiissinss
many days, and We therefore saviss you 70 buy 81
r. EDw. CLAUK Il CO,
LUMBER: WOOD AND COAL DEALERS.
wharf snd pspo'. foot Of eth street esst. sepls
GUINET'S BLACK SILKS.
La1ies yisbing 70 purchase Black SIX Drs0
which will give Satisfaot1on viii DO veil to ex anime
our assortment Of GUIHIT'S silks, which Ne
Snef now at less than We can purchase them to sel
aesfn, bavipg purchased them before the great ad-
vance .hfeh has now 70 be paid By those who have
not laid In their stock.
We also call attention 70 our elegant assortment
Of Blue, Brown, Dark Green and other shades OF
O0LOR1D SILKS, which We are selling ct old
prices.
- Oss Price Oaly.
W. L. OHUSTER Z BRO.
IL ol9 P0nuevlynnfa aveauA
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

OOO4D AAND CLUES.
Co TO sRLBYs for Ohildrens SCHOOL,
NJ SHOES, prices SOC e2c., 7sc on, upvsrds
. = 81 ae' : !. s:s:s saS 3, :.Gl
s al a. Up Tss S wen FSKed P.ll.h, sIs. ~
Gle. o. 50, 81 rs up, Mems worSins Shoes. si,
y, q 30. Ladies, and Misses ToIed Button,
~ %, olI5, eaep. The best 81 50 Congress Cal
ter in the city Please examine our stocf OF Boots
aud Shoes before buyfne, ct 81 q and 1916 Penn
sylvania avenue. bet. 18th and 2Oth sts sepe Or
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FOR SALE.


L A nIst-cls.s Family HORsI. chssp. Apy,y
s,w a. CHAPlH s.l:s ss.bles, -
LOB eALH-Tbe IURNITURH and I6TH0Te
-, OF House No 1905 llth street northvest.n
House Will be rented TO the Durchssef. A ~
eoed oplortunity 1or housekeeping ssls-4' j n
EOR eALl-A pair Of thoroue hbrsd and we'll.
J. Srcasn youSs Bib does. Aad.sss So
FOB SAIL EERY CHE1P5H slleadid
ao1St, BUVSf And HAkHtee, ~
s .hion can be seen BY calling At l1os Pc A
FOB SAIL "A JUMP-eaAF OARRIAGE,
Il FAMILY HORSE and HARE Dee;A 80.
Can BE bought Ct Q bargain. Inquire as&
10 l4x2 9Th street NV. sepA ST SE
E9R sAL1-sscond hand BRUeB6Le OAR.
f1IS, e good es neg. VIII be sold st half
Rp1oss q nar rS9ona Hand etore' corner 1th and
ard sbsrD CRAWL q IS cents Der Isad, or
20 cenm delivered. dstance not to exceed IL miies
AAIsly 70 JOEL LxOns. corner Of d street and
EoR SALE 6HaAP.4 200 lea: Of FOOD down.
L river s4 AZ Dr.. & T. v - IMLtL.E SOL.
CARRIAaIs. CARRIAGES, OARRIAGEs.-
" Tbe largest and most varied sssort- 1eN9.
lent OF latest St, le OF osrriaSes Ooules, 49,
!sseers, TOP cod No Top Buseiss. Also. several
ane second hand Panel Csrriaess and Buesiss on
han, %s, = =. I,d ,, scahLTr COZ,
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UTNpsRALLILKD ASSORTMENT
lRPAkALLHLED AseOBTMnHT-
UNPARALLELED AseORTAENT-
UHPARALLELHD ASSORTMDNT-

UTNpsBALLILED AssoRrmENr-
lHPAkALLELED AseORrMENr-
TTssPPaassaaLIEkkkLEsiDD AAssssSSssTTssssssTT
Fall and Winter Clothing,
Fall and Winter Clothing,
Fall and Winter CIe,hiag,
Fall and Winter Clothing,
MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS.
MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS.
MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS
MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS,
Iuoe q careful inspection of ma Goods before
purchasing else0heTs, assuring the Public
that never before hare h7d aIch
udriay Of Garments to please OH
tostes and desires, to accom-
moddte az purses, or to
0iUe such entire sat-
tsfdction.
IA visit to srRAUs, the Clothier. will folly
repay Oil who may appropriate the time and trouble
Of coming, whether they purchase or only wish to
view my immense and wel-stlected stock,
A. 9TRAUS,
1O1l PENNsYLvANIA AvIHUI,
sepl5-(f Between 10th And lth 6treets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-15

TO The average young woman OF the period,
NE without supply Of cardinal red ribbon
IL boon hardly worth being thankful 1o1
just now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-15

An earnest effort is being made by the I'D
vocates OF the International or Metric sys.
tenn Of weights and measures to procure its
adoption In the United States. An orrani-
xation called the American Metric Bureau,
having it, head quarters In Boston, now
publishes . bulletin calling attention 70 the
advantages OF this system. There II NO
doubt that the metric system 10 greatly the
superior In simplicity and iptelligibility OF
our preeent confused and arbitrary systsm =
or rather no svstem-and there II no doubt
that IL will sooner or later come into use IN
this country. II has already been adopted
In France, Germany, Austria, the Neither
lands, Southern Europe, and South Ameri-
ca, and has been Localized In Great Britain
and the United Statea
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MEDICAL, &c.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-15

IA visit to srRAUs, the Clothier. will folly
repay al who may appropriate the time and trouble
OF coming, whether they purchase only wish to
view my immense and wei-s,lected stock,