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FOR RENT! FOR RENT.
PERSONAL.

MY GUNS WERE SOFT, BLEED FREELY
AVl L sed Wells Eureka one week. They are now
perfectly healthy.
novl6tr II. q. NEIL. LAFAYETTE House
rLAIRN0fANT AND DRS MADAM HOLLIS
" TER, from New York, can be consulted ar No.
3O3 T. street northwest. She can tell names and
ages; of losses and gains; business affairs mar
rlages. She brings together the separated. and
causes speedy marriages. Satisfaction given. or
money refunded. Fee-from ~ cents To- 50 No
gentlemen. movie I'm
DIVORCES legally and quietly obtained in any
u State for Dcompatibility. &C. residence not ma
terial. Fee after decree. Address 6. X. SIMS. 81
Ashland Block. Chicago. III ortl2 Iy
DIVORCES legally and quietly obtained for in
IL compatibility. &c; residence unnecessary. Fee
after decree. Twelve years, experience. A. GOOD
RICH. Attorney at Law, 124 Dearborn street. Chi
cago. Ill. octl2 3m
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NEW AND ELEGANTLY illus
BANKERS.

We faithfully execute all orders for the purrhsss
sndssle Of ssocks % per cent. margins First
clas< Stock Privileges negotiated In any amount We
eocit the patronage Of parties de<iroue OF obtaining
reliable and responsible brokers'. Our boob on Stock
CO. Bankers and Brokers, 90 Broadway N N n1 or
$50, 600, ss0O, ESQ, oI.OOO.
LEX. FR0THINGHAM Co BANKERs
"a and Brokers No. ~ Wall street, make for cue
TONERS desirable Investments 81 large OF snall
amounts in stocks Of a legitimate eharsrter Which
frequently pay from i've 90 twenty times the amount
invested every thirty dave
stocks bought and carried long as desired On de-
posit OF hve per cent Circulars and weekly reports
sent free apf2e 0ly
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
Il e,,aeii.hed GROCERY STORE. InS1.rr = y
D RIt, 81 ami STREETS southwest. hosai n
$4,000 h STrA -. .soo sa y : o. Is!rEE-
no,2l n 1000 y str.ei hcris@e-s.
re LoAN - oS soon RIAL ksIATLzZss,er.l
ne,@s ;, ) street, opposite MsS !" sH T-ssi.
WANTED-1o ri RCHAsE-A RESTAURAN
.rr,1 ~ , s,,q location Tor CASA Addr~. b.
WANTEp.Ts BerrlW : = 600 for thru ~ nv.
w Srsrs. VIII Psy nine ~ per c-st. ~ snnaua
l, ,isi sa,s nal estate security, Addr-s & "a,
S3OO Will an I'M srOCk AMI TN
Room cod Sand G' Aim, l,SSsr SIR" and S.sE'
'oR sALE-A bcwi, 6rei ~ RESTAURANT.
n"rtkWcst. '''''''' 49, r' 80.
EoR sALE OR ENcHNNGE F6R CRY PRa.
GROCERY STORE a. an" an .s s%s , sSs,n WI q
one snail Farm. near raiiroad 4 larrafn vi,c, n.
sn early applicant APpiy SIs srs-., ssSss.
E'OR sALE-A wei -siock-d DRUG STORY. Ia
u c,trs IN desirable particn Il the CITY: renf<
y 20 any one wishing to engagc in tho arus bas
"NTRcf eI1 fery .SsS AdsEess with full nsln..
4 SMART. ENTERPRlSING COLORHD NAN
81 W 'snan. with $50 cash ur rpod SECURITY a.
, sing % 60 into husness Tor thcnselves gusran-
mrnt ~ "'''" o" ~ psegari-
EoR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FoR CRY pro
FARM within l3mics 4 " ashia gfsn civ near D.
which go Pune ana "sk Tn 1.' T rSs sili .,
", prcmises one hou~e. grancr. tolscco h1u-e ans
peach orchards. grape. ssd ofh-r ffnits '''' SUI
~ f ~ further particulars inquire y e.r.,n Nv let
nosssc a. sss & street sautll~sst' wsshiart.o
LoR sALE-A HOTEL centrally loc.t.l ,,, -
Hous. heated ~ steam, 4 hsps,r 80 aNlui nsr
49,, 81 WI n n !. I,,lfr from business. lnpurr CDR
GREAT BARGAINS-BRICk H0IfSr7 ,,.,,,.
" lot A,NlN 60 back alley. stable Tor h,is. ,13
,arilagc house; hue opportunity Ca auy one ~hs
S-c rom BRidS H6i %E'. o. 'GS . s b .as
west Price ssi", on time. Appy q
no,lor 7o- street. ~ S Sartsw..,
- GOLDSTEIN a CO.
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS',
ESTABLISHED IN 1904.
No'fhsaa CrHey a, T,afs and % S,,,,ts
PRIVATE ENTRANCE ON TENTH STREET.
Liberal Advances made ~ Personal Pr.p.r,, T.,
az ,l"unt and ioI any time desired very reason
Also, Goods sold on Commission.
large Stock Of Goods on hand new .,t s.,,,,
haidl, -old VERY bow for cash. n.ys ~
TO LoAN-MoNEY-on hrst class resi- ssi.I,
security only. Almost any amount desired
IHIn. y. GATCHEI
oc'Is " Corner nth and streets
No1ltE-SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES
~, pad at ,ery low rate. All kind Of y d s.
'uIHt's fought Hsd sid Nv n. v. DAVIS.
eepS " Hall Boom. Metropolitan Bank Builde
Sr0 To ga 900 INVESTED IN STOCK
gcO PRIVILEGES PAYS LARGE PROFITS
Write for y page book book Men aud Isi.ms III
Wall street. aud Wall street Review SENT TREE
JOHN HlCkLING Co.
oct-ly Binkers and Brokers, ? Broadway
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BOARDING.

HANDSOME NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS.
- en- suite single, with without first class
BOARD. az No. 1876 l2Ih street, between G and II.
Table and Transient Boarders accommodated.
E"v23 I'm
TREMONT TSE-FirSt class HoicI BOARD
at less than boarding house prices. Three meals
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS DESIRING ROOMS
4v1 and BOARD for their families in fret class
912 street northwest. n0v22-3t'
R0ARDING-FOR RENT-Plcasant ROOMS, in
~ a and 81 story Furnished or Unfurnished with
eonyeniences. No. 1926 Massachusetts, ayenue
| northwest. noy22- 81
EURNIsHED ROOMS AND BOARD FOR SEN.
AItkS, Members, and others at 2O9 East Capt.
tol street, Grant Row. novel 2wf
DLEASANT NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS
others with BoaRD tOa at So h sr nd
northwest, near street. Table and transient board
ers accommodated. novel St.
FIRST CLASS BOARD AND ELEGANTLY
ing, second floor also, delightful room on third
Moo fan a, Se obtained by applying ImTstely at
nue. northWest '''"e'" II anu We" no Sth
ROARpINGIL EGANT ROOMS, EN- SUITE
be at n No. aa
street, corner Of Congress, Georgetown. The house
Metropolitan street car railroad line. noSa-6t'
H. LINES WEsTmNewly Furn bh Single or UHfar
ROARDING.-6I1 18th street, near +, large and
ID small Furnished ROOMS, single suite, on
second and third floors Rent mOderave. noyls Ct
PARKINSON HOUSE, Sd street and Pennsylvania
l. avenue can now accommodate a few Boarders
with good ROOMS and first class BOARD AT lower
rates than any hotel in the city First class Table
Board, s IS per month. noyl6 I'm
DOARDING.-Fu Furnished ROOMS. with first
- class BOARD. at 333 Missouri avenue: TABLE
and TRANSIENT B0ARDERS accommodated.
oct25-lm
LIME ROOMS and first-class TABLE BOARD.
u at low prices, at 100 and 1lO4 18th s., north
west. oct24 I'm
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LOST AND FOUND.


0ST-On the ed Of November a carved GOLD
IL CROSS ON street. between lst and Sd streets
A reward will be given If brought to - II street
northwest. noy24-3ts
IL RIER. Owners name ON collar. ~
Finder will receive reward by leaving him 80
at 1918 street northwest. nov3-N
T OST.-SPECTACLES-On the night of the 2ist of
IL November, on street, between AAA
ON + street car, pair of GOLD SPECTACLES in
dark Morocco suitable reward will be paid if
returned to No. & street northeast. nov231
I osT-On November 2lst, a heavy Silver Hunt
IL ing case WATCH; Waltham make, with %
small scroll carved on the front with letter {S1X
scratched in 1t. 1t was dropped from chariot either
at I'd and street or on the route to Riggs bank.
liberal reward will be paid to any leaving il with
J. p. kIMMELL. driver of a chariot, with Mr.. LIZ
BARNES, at the Chariot Stables, on X street, near
Northern Liberty Market. novZ3 n
+ 0ST-On Friday evening, November ~, Lady's
IL small Gold Hunting Case WATCH in fine ~
figured black enamel, attached TO Q shell chain, E\l
with several peculiar Charms on IL. Ii wasiSi
dropped either in front OF the Tea Store, Semkens
Jewelry Store, Judge Strong residence, street.
between 18th and 18TH the Drug Store corner 18th
street and New York avenue. liberal reward viii
be paid to any one leaving il 1t Judge MILLERS,
1l15 Massachusetts, avenue. nov30-6t
Gin nm REwARD.-This amount would be
Y1OaUOU given BY more than one person If
they had never neglected their teeth. Use WELLS
EUREKA and preserve these valuable mem
beers. novl6G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24

ii nuhpef Oh elhia!I houses 10 rent from s. to s.
AUCTION SGleS.
On FRIDAY. November 24th, ati n m. valuable
ot ON Massachusetts avenue bet 18th and 10Th sts
Loans
.000-Two per cent. for negotiating. novag ,r
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FOR SALE.


EHOR SALE-HORSE, HARNESS and PHKT0N.
L Price; SaNeost &E5 Horse perfectly ~
gentle Inquire at kELEHERS Stable, on 14
sth street, between and u. noy24H' AAA
FOR SALE-A nearly new GROCERY WAGON
l. and HARNESS, and good sound Horse; ~
viii sell very cheap, together or separate. il JN
bought at ORce. Can be HACkNEYA
&NOkkIS Livery Stables. Georgetown. nov2i-3t
EOR sALE-0ne foot, one T. foot and four foot
= shoW GASES; These cases are OF the latest inn
proved PATTERN walnut frames, silver mounted with
sliding doors, and locks; some of them have never
been used-all Of them comparatively new; will be
sold cheap. Apply to GEO. w. COCHRAN CO.,
I1l9 Penna avenue. nov24- 81
EOR SALE-One of the best and safest driving
u MARES In the city, guaranteed perfect q ~
ly sound; also one Set Harness; one four A0N
passenger Carriage one Buggy. Can DO seen q
PUMPHREYS Stable, G street, between ~ and 9th
streets. novzl-3w
TSARRIAGES, CARRIAGES, CARRIA0ES-
" The largest and most varied assorf- a = -.
nent Of --latest style Of Csrsi.Ess Go. pes, =
yass~rs, Top and No Top Bugsiss- .Also, several
ans second lard Panel Cagta9ss snd bS9giss %
naris,r No. sis i3sh e., BET g sad a.v.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24

WANTED-Permanently a small HOUSE of five
w or SIX ROOMS with gas and water, between 18th
and Gath streets, above or below Avenue. Rent not
To exceed SIS or SD per month. Best references
gwen. Address, stating terms and particulars, r. L.
E. 1 90 street northwest. nov22 N+
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24

WANTED-Three four Unfurnishe,l ROOMS
w IN northwestern part of the CITY. The tenant
would he permanent il mutually desirable Address
m care sherman AZ Handy, Real Estate A gents
Room 3, 81. Cloud Building noy22 eo3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24

WANTED-A CUSTOMER for a stock of Leather
w and Shoe Findings placed in my hands as
assignee in bankruptcy 1t will be sold low Call at
nl3 IN street northwest, and examine it. JOHN
u. GOODWIN, Assignee. uny22 as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24

FOR RENT-SToRE and DWELLING northeast
L. corner 18th ard n streets, near Western market.
vii rent dwelling separate or in Inquire 1884
18th street northwest novel St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24

"ANTED-A POSITION a. hou4ekeeper and do
work, or as Ghambermaid, or anything that
needs person who understands ali kind of
work. Reference if required. Address A. r.. Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24

WANTED-A YOUNG MAN to learn the Photo
w graphic art. For terms and particulars apply at
DILLON Photograph Gallery, 1927 Pennsy lvania
nnyfl I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24

k'ok RENT-One two-story BRICK HOUSE, II,
L rooms. hall. gas and water; newly pa pered an,
painted; No. l51e 5th street northwest Rent S2j
Inquire 400 9TH street northwest noy23 N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24

WANTED-Proposals for . gallons (dailyD pure
w COUNTRY MILK, delivered in b. aud O
Depot: !city.l Owners of, those wishing To- estab
ilsh milk routes would do well to address care Star
once MlLk- nOy22 ct"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24

ENoR RENT-A beautiful suite of newly Furnished
Il ROOMS, first and second floor: private bath
r9oms. Foreign Legation preferred 1920 nth
street References exchanged noys,-2f-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24

FOR RENT-A desirable HOUSE, six rooms, BATH
L room water closet, cellar, gas and wasor So
Apply ON the premises, 1921 10th street north
west % 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24

FOR RENT-0ne of those handsome and centrally
Il located HOUSES in the new llth street,
between and o; eleven rooms; well arranged with
all modern conyeniences. Rent reasonable TO a
18th street. noya3 3tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24

EOR BEST-Handsomely furnished on second
Il floor. four ROOMS. consisting of Parlor and
three Bedrooms. exclusive bath room, hot and cold
water, &c, house nearly will rent single or en-
suite; suitable for member Senator, at No.
1907 street northwest, between llth aud 18th
streets. noyI5- 9NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24

E'Uk kENI-Singly or en- suite, well furnished
4 PARLoR. two Chambers and bath on second
floor. with or without board. To responsible parties
rent low; House pleasantly situated near cars 1914
ON SITrtt' above n. novel 2'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24

E'OR EENT-one two-story BRICK HOUSE
l. eight rooms, bath room, with modern improve
nents; No. $50 9Th street northwest. Rent so De
month Inquire No. 43O 9TH street NV nov2, 3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24

FOR RENT-Two PARLORS, furnished or unflr-
A nished suitable for member of Congress or
others; also, two FRONT ROOMS, furnished or
unfinished, on third floor. Board if desired go
18th street mort invest noy23- 2tE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24

HANDSOME NEwLY-FURNISHED ROOMS
- en- suite single, with or withou; first class
BOARD at No. 1876 18th street. between g. and H.
Table and Transient Boarders accommodated
lf.N23 Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24

ENOR RENT-One three-story BRICK HOUSE
L nine rooms, bath room with all modern improve
ments; No. 229 18th street south, between Il and c.
rear of the Agricultural Building. Rent SIS per
month. Inquire No. 403 It'll street northwest n2{
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24

ENOR RENT-Four story BRICK HOUSE, OIL
Il street northwest contains ten and attic;
brick stable, &c; house has modern conyeniences
Will be rented low TO permanent tenant. Apply to
tHAS. L. DtNCANSON, corner of 9Th aud d
AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24

WANTED-YOUNG MEN and few YOUNG
w WOMEN, 10 learn Telegraph Operating Per
manent employment and fair salary W hen qualified
lal or write. UNION TELEGRAPH INSTRUC-
ington. noy2l awt
, 1876-10-30

The keynote, and, In fact, one Of The chapters.
Those pcrst,Is WHO like calm anh tlhpasslOnnta
reasoning, facts. hnf' conclusions p,atrd hcfurc
them Will greet ths book With great pleasure.
THOSE WHO PREFER rFhBoHAh n1As AND EHtL
TlUS
will not care for Il: they viii say, aa I have
heard them say myself quite reccnay, that
"sir. Wassoil,fs IS MI old conservative, MT at all
in The line Of progression, ,"-aa progresafun
lavU chosen a. progressive. though II fca;i
to destruction, Ms. Wasson IA mt
afraid of the truth, though he finds Il now aud
then with tho conservative fnrrcs. The 12atlL.
rails, II seems TO Mr, wi,o nnl fanit with Mr,
ali Ideas lie ia mol after progression merely,
hut after truth, lie mag be mistaken In what
he thinks IL truth, hut his attitude Is none the
less lofty one. N. L.
, 1876-10-30
Of .sId asssolt aho was bos, vresk and s!cky this
would to prnpcr Tor tic consideration OF the 1nry
IN UnstIng 1it5On the QifBRttt Df malice OF no mnc0

Of mid assso1t aho was both wesk and ,!cay, this
would 10 prnpcr fos The cansidstst'Gn oi nc jns5
sThfa remarkable Charge. taken IN connection with
0thcr notorious murder srnlr, lesds ~ to wonder
taicn:iva n,amnlefy Of Grand Juries, pab,ie pros.
tcntorr, and Criminal! Cnurts. Here and there q
pons ncErn, Or ftientllesA. ianninnt wretch "
in,trne, .he Jury. Or heeaa,s there T. 20 buzs p
ptepArnt0n to crehfc publ lc ecnshtlon when The
tral comes on. l'nt Il eflmina! can only t!sc 70
~ ~ sis s1ss 's a. seaa
o. Tor lin what jairs Mehl1lste1 tld fot sullivan
c M ea 1Sy y M T'th % sa,sy as te aee ~ ANU
neither VIII Justice nor law, they aFn entirely N
ase"ra %th tns PresalGna asailment o. sGG,etM a.
Lie average 19For u The 1uty.hox;
rhs aansat o' '9aTna Z; DIs
,.tI't ~ ~ en ~ en9'ns 70 wn,fn r4s,1 M
81. r,nsnp wy .,nG1 " 1r.ais aSf ~
oes W Mnie M r,g tcEy n a srestea IN IT,
tor m We ~, u hn" uas Iong occn sennoa!
Mns sc VT ~ oEGa:o a n tns SalInH
no1 sn,nto a,aa ,da ssco W ~ sh,c
~ aa tsos, m H. n ,n q tn
31fo "h9 a!.hspal - 1ne ~ w cay i1gn scnop'.
az nuivAh W. aaSIi. GfIk 81 ine Hoasu o. rnn.le
a H.. ILL., aa ~ Mtn, ~ ~ Me. ~. 49, was ~ woman
~ pnttca ana pn9''G masEs; noth me snltsnne
are aa.hoGs ~ nv ns LIT: So -,
eommnhcai,on IN 10 tne .ommon ~ counsi.. seau =!
one ~ ~ mrncrs ,aat eneae Mn1 s,nE mata r. ,
mE r. sn ~, i,s ;tx.n ,rn 49, sner
sad brain. 4 AZ iiog:. g. rhs husband hssi! Il i
sae h.e;. ,tt Tspusat @ m n.s ss,,, W p M hSs
R!nprs nonf,ua Ia. run r, nnn @ ~ egnpnnJ m.u M
H, iarin,a hd "s @ se esreI Viii VII H. ap. ~
, 1876-10-30
THE SULLIVAN TRIAL.

Tho announcement lint tho ntv. Mr. MtCiles.
noy, Of tic Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, would deliver discourse on thu Sulliynu-
llauturd case. had The a1sck OF drawing together
lust evening not only the members Ut tho church,
but large number Of ctlsuns outside tho fold
The sermon. Of which the following u a brlsf ab-
stsact, wa OF considerable length. and wsa ilsten-
cd to With cioso lntescst throughout is entire de-
livery.
The reverend speaker announced as his topic
"TIo Element OF Justleo Ia both llumnn and
Divine Government" anu hls text Was found In
Mutt, VIII. r: ''WltA what messurp 70 u,ese, It
shall bo measured 10 YOU again." In this language
was found plain atatcmont Of tho process 0! re.
Irritation, Tho psssage assumed shas man wat a
subject u two 0eycf4uaann. Thafs was a more
, 1876-10-30
WASHINGTON.
Epscia1 DfJpdtch 10 7ns 1st6Hhh.

wAsutKoTus, D. G., Oct. 2s.-Tho Register
and Receiver of the Lind Olieo at Salt Lake
CITY have bccu suspended peuai1g All inycstiga.
tion Of charges against thetn. Tho Secretary Of
tho TorrltoEy has been directed 10 aAaulhu totn.,
purnvy Charge Of these olllees.
1r0rgo William Dtrncy and Ills aon, Arthur
d. havo bcrn appointed Attorney and Assist
ant Attorney for The Dutrlct Ut CvlAu,b.u.
Tho statement that Senator Logan WA working
yum ID not t,uo. SECRETARY Morrill, received at
least one telegram from Senator Logan, which he
shows 10 suvernl pcrs0ns, tu which Logan urged
lhc feiSutIoo Of WAsAbusn.
, 1876-10-30
THE BEST TIANOS.
AfIaIrs in tltu Musical Department at the
Centonulnl---Tl,o Judges u1ld tile Con,mia-
nlon Award KnAbo & Co. tho Leading
Position.

Affairs in tite Musical Department at ths
Contonnlnl---Tho Judges una the Con,mia-
nlon Award Knabo & Co. tho Leading
Position.
6ptc1al CoFrtsponatnet.
PM1uApRLr1tlA, Oct. 1G,-NOw that tho Cen.
tcnninl authorities are Issuing certified copies Of
the reports Of the Judges Of Awards, the public
ara bcgnulng to learn officially whit aru tllc
mcrlte or the exhibits III the various depart
mc,lts. The country lsas been delugrd with
circulars and advertisements announcing that
this exhibitor or that QUO has received tho
"highest awarl," and that lie has trIl,npl,ctl
over all eompatltnra," Take for axau,pla thu
mua!eal-instrulent class. As VT .pass asong
pianufortc. row we arc greeted With plaeai,ls,
psonincMly displayed, telling us that
desirable, aid accor.ling to tbs Verdict
Of thu Judges the only. ono deserving of q
medal. Tho unwary arc liHble to be- lMislcu by
these partisan insertions, anu It reQu'res the Of
aclal reports to prick tho bubbles 80 gayly float
lug. For Instance, ol.e p!ano.fnanniactnrurw whu
iiAs leen loud In his OWN pfAise. und who, Il hu
Ind been believed, would have dIstanccd I'LL RI
yals, has received u medal mud diploma, mud
for what, do yon imugtlloi Why, for "Ercutost
other also trrtiyes nIetlal aud diploma for
,'pllabll!ty OF touch and good Workmanship"
Still auottler Ia ggantcd au award for coucert
grand pianos, while hts other styles are not
tNDIHHt worthy Ol Elcnkkon W IHU JNuhcb.
Hcncu It ls evident that tho only sure criorlons
nro tho o!hcla' reports, wh.cl, unnllu lid to dis
Gri,ninntc between tho claims Of the different
cusnpctiturs.
Taking thuse as our guides, VIC lind that ono
firm, aal 0nu 0llly, Inns beet decrced an ln1ua-
filed award on all their four styles Ut plnlos,
viz: MN. KHAnR Il Co., tbs Judges proaoMn.-
Ing tho concert graud, t'drlor grand t4uars, and
upright pianos u Mfs ylrm 10 u "the btsl cx1o.
,te4tl ef ne arl 9f ptano-t.akinq, aud fully e.-
title! 10 ~ aeadtay r,safon, combining 4A ~ r.
gree top*r, richness aud st,ii,Q 4na'ilu u to'.e,
;y'lattv aaa er.aI'ty o constructions a"d s1e<1-
II Will bu pure,ayttl that the iudges wero not
content to recognize simply q few gool quail.
ties, for they especially commend all thu clu-
tne1its Of merit which IT. Is possible for the
best pidnofurte u p0ssss. II Ia not surprising, In
yi0W Of these faufs, that other exhibitors should
attempt 10 torturu anl subyert tho uvi1cnt
meaning ot their reports SO III to MaSu then.
more iaSorAblo than they really ure. But not
w!thstandiug their efforts to appropriate llonora
which hay0 not been conferred upon ttou., tho
people will appreciate tho situation, mud WIN
Undoubtedly lNlUrae the uhaulmo,ts attvn oi
thu Judges and Of thu Commission, which Us,
signs ~ tho ra,,os VI W!lliaW, knabe j. Go. thu
rank OF unclua!ul excellence.
, 1876-10-30

J,OIi SALE-sioO WILL uUY A BEAUTIFUL LOT.
one block from aer9:. = 1:sftsnSe, miles frun.
III uiatkst aud free Abslr4ct !rIn; 10 cent train
ulIrauy ID, liza BLOWN, lA3LaSAnsst., lsooAa
, 1876-10-30

Special DfspateA TO 9he Tribune
vrnpka. ILL.,. Oct. 20. Tho Rev. Mr. nayllsa,
Of the Daptlsl Church, preached his farewell scr.
mon 10 u crowded house tonight. lle Intends de-
soIng his time to eyange,ist{c work, for which he
Ia admirably Qualiand. lie has lno voice. md IL
a very furoibe speaker. llts work hna bssn ru,l.
ncntiy successful. Large congregations have
greeted him. Tile church " tho atroEyust In tho
county,
, 1876-10-30


1SuH sALE--Tn HANkENA ASn JRWELE!sa-A
J. reEy duo iall'a safe, Art sIl burglar ptuuej Aso
linnli hre rIyut in good utler, rleap. LAY 4 ROD
DIN, corner VI Lake Anl tlAEk'&
, 1876-10-30
QRITIlARY.

prrTsBrno, Pa, Oct. 2s.-The Rev. N. ".
Jaco'us, u. D., Of the Western Theological
Presbyterian Seminary, III Allegheny City. died
suddenly tlts morning.
, 1876-10-30
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