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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-12

III COHEN BROTHERS are just in
ALPACAS, which they arc Offering at special low
prices. These goods have been consigned to them
bv large New York house. and will be sold far be-
low market vaac. Their range III prize Is from %
to Csc. also, the NOIAIR double width) AL
PACA at22
| They are also Offering :! large stock Of SILKS
much below market value
BLACK SILKS TT 10. rs, 90c., $l.l5 (:or pure
SILK. GROs-GRAISl, s1.25. s1.35, &1.45,
$3.50. $l.G5, $1.75, 81. :2.05, 1926, $3.50,
*2.70, and So;
| Also, 4 considerable variety of GOLoRED SILKS:
\ full assortment of other DRESS GOODS.
FRENCH-WoVEN CORSETS ut 37&. so, 75c.,
81. $3.50, $3.50, and $3.50;
Also. TnOMPsoN's CLovE-FITTING COR
SETS.
Every variety of WHITE GOODS. in some OF
| which they offer special bargains:
See their imported VICTORIA LAWN at 15c.:
Their FRENCH P1QUEs 1T 1sc., and many other
| goods.
4 large stock OF WHITE and FANCY HOSIERY
| just received:
Every variety of LACEs. including the novelties !;
| Also. n large stock OF BIBS.
| 60 pieces Of WHITE and CoLORED MATING
| just received;
| lr.o TIT nnp orr DTIIC from 35c,un.
NH 80
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SOUTHERN TOUR!


a.. THE GREAT FOREPAUGH SHOW!
un,!isrutably the LARGEST IN THE WORLD, will
exhibit at Richmond two days only,
APRIL 10TH AND 18TH.
MONDAY AND TCESDAY-AFTEINOON AND
.,...... EVENING. t.
Location Corner SECOND and LEG Fl STREETS.
With Its SIX LEARNED ELEPHANTS and the
WONDERFUL, HIPPOPOTAMUS Special card
Let the ladies and little iolkssc it. There was born
on the LIST OF February, 1877, in our Great Menag-
erie, .....- ......... 80. 49,. -. - %"
A BEAUTIFUL BABY ELEPHANT!
the first and only one born in captivity In any
country outside the Tropical Zone. It. Is only SO
inches long and 81 in height To see this
newborn Infant Elephant nursing with Its mouth
and trunk is the rarest queerest scene ever behold
SEA LIONS, RHINoCEROs, 10 LIVING LIONS.
more WILD BEASTS than any three of the largest
menageries travelling. .... -..
GREAT QUADRUpLE CIRCUS:
:,... .-.. ....... ELABORATE MUSEUM!
AND TRAINED WILD-ANIMAL SHOW!
8 ALL UNDER CENTRE-POLE TENTS. S
requiring and using three great railroad trains,
drawn by three forty-ton engines.
THE GRAND DRESS-PARADE
takes place at o'clock Oh the morning of each cx
hibiton-day; you will Sue nearly u mile of Mirrored
Tableau- Cars Herd of Elephants, Two Powerful
Musical Organizations.
TONY FRANKS BUFFALO BAND,
AND MANUEL PERALTOS GREAT MEXICAN
..#.' -... BAND. .-. .-.
Their first appearance in this country; engaged in
the City of Mexico expressly for the Great Fore
paugh Show. ...
BATTALIONS OF MEN AND HORSES,
AND A MILLION-DOLLAR SHOW.
Opens at and Z; begins one hour later
Children under nine years
See papers. programmes, &C., for details.
.-- ~. -. ADAM FOREPAUGH, Proprietor.
ap7-10. 11,12,l3,1416,l7 III
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MT. FRESH NATURAL
MINERAL WATERS:
BUFFALO L1TIiIA WATER ut $3.50 4 case
uUNYADI JtN0S BITTER WATER, Hun
garian:
pULLNA BITTER WATER. Bohemian;
FRETDRICKSHALL BITTER WATER:
CARLSBAD WATER (Sprudcl spring.;
VICHY WATER;
Settlers WATER, Nassau:
CONGRESS SPRING WATER. Saratoga;
. HAWTHORN. SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER, o..
ALLEGHANY WATER, SC, SC,
by the bottle or III original packages, Oh the best
terms 1T
80 MEADE C BAKERS Drugstore,
NH s,s. Fl ..r 919 Main street.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

CRAYS, ATTENTION !-ATTEND i
VI QUARTERLY MEETING and DRILL ut p
Regimenta Armory on FRIDAY NIGHT next 1T W
~ O'Clock in undrcss uniform. IL
BY order J.. j. BOSSIEUX, Captain.
WILLIAM G. STOKES.
npl2-2t Orderly.
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HEADQUARTERS COMPANY ca
RICHMOND, VA April IL. 1877.
SPECIAL ORDERS, No. 23.-The Off 4
- GERS and men Of this company will assemble 2
mt their armory promptly mt 81 p. NJ. TO-DAI.W
In fuli-dress uniform, for parade and target II
practice.
By order of Captain NJ. L. SroTswooD.
up 12.1t* G. II. WREN, Orderly Sergeant.
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lCg HAMBURGER EDGINGS AND IN
SERTINGS.-Onc hundred new patterns, making
the largest assortment ever offered in any one house
in this city. Beautiful goods ut 81. 10, l2H. Is,
2Oc., and up 10 Il per yardat
LEVY BROTHERS.
Another lot Of that Toe. WHITE CAMBRIC.
NH 81
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2RK fa0fAshA
COURTNEY Il POWELL,

COURTNEY Il POWELL,
s15 BROAD STREET.
are no" oiering great Inducements In the foiIoxt,
articles:
COKSETS for 50c. worth Tic.
CORSETS for 75c. worth 81;
CORSETS for 81 worth s1.5O:
MOURNING CALICOEs for &c. worth a..
BEAUTIFUL COLORED CALICoEs for r..
Our entire stock Of DRESS GOODS. copsis,,,..
all the new shades and qualities, Will h. ooo-ns -
greatly reduced prices.
STRIPED AND CHECKED SILKS at s5c On.
and 81;
BLACK SILKS, &c.:
BLACK sILKs,sl;
BLACK SILKS, 1926;
BLACK SILKS, $3.50 andup.
Also, bargains in WHITE GOODS-,uch =.
NAINsOoKs,
VICTORIA LAWNS.
CAMBRICs,
PIQUEs.
LlNENs,&c.
LADIES HOSE Irregular ma'!cy. IS DIR Io7c,
worth Il.
GENTLEMEN'S ELEACHED HALF-up>E. -
per dozen worth $3.50.
Gail and examine. ap12
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AMENDMENTS.
THE TWO PUDDIFOOTS.

MUSIC, TABLEAUX. AND STATUARY.
The tablaax will be In the hands OF the most skill
full artists and when they have for material such Z
number of lovely Young ladies as have volunteered
their services must prove beautiful beyond descrp-
lion.
Tickets, SOC. for sale at Wyatt's and bookstores.
No reserved seats. up 11-2t
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TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE PIEDMONT AND
ARLINGTON LfFE-INSURANCE COMPANY
will be held ut its office. corner Main and Ninth
streets, on the 9Th Instant al O'Clock PM
u. J. IIARTSOOK.
5-1oe1S President.
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MEETINGS..

g RACUSE LODGE, NO. 8, hA
- KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS-KNIGMTs: ETaA
Attend n regular convention at LEvYS'Ef ~
HALL 0nsiead of Pythian Hall Hal ION on tR!I&HSa1
18th, ut O'Clock promptly, as business of SiikS
Importance will be attended TO. Candidates for de-
grces Will be prompt.
49, $500 GEORGE f. BOWDEN,
an 12-lt* Keeper of Records and Seal.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem. 4.
WI hers Of METROPOLITAN LODGE, XXX
No. IL, are requested to attend stated COM -,
municaion Of their lodge ut st. Adams Hall THIS
(Thursday) EVENING, 18th instant, at O'Clock.
All Master Masons in good standing are invited 10
M I2-it* s. B.JACOBS, Secretary.
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A full line of WHITE GOODS, TABLE LINEN
CURTAIN-LACES. QUILTS. CASSIMERES
LINENS, GRASS CLOTHS, HOSIERY, COR
SETS.
1000 PARASOLS from 25c. to So. Give me
call on ParaSo!s at -
WILLIAM THALIlIMER'S
an COL BrOad street.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
FIRE ASSOCIATION OF VIRGINIA will be held
at their Office on THURSDAY, Goth April, 1877,
1T 5 o'clock L. u. r. I. BROOhE, x
an ltd Secretary.
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GROCERIES,. &c.

GROCERIES! GROCERIES
We invite the trade 70 cal! and e1aliiue OAK
SPRING STOCK, consisting Of
500 bags RIO COFFEE, ,,,
500 barrels REFINED SUGARS ta!I 2ta"eS''
$50 barrels HERRlNGS,
sr so tierceS LARD,
100 tubs LARD,
10 tierccs RICE, ..--
200 boxes SOAP, ,,,,,ps
100 boxes BACON SIDES and SdoI
so barrels VINEGAR,
200 barrels KNIGHTS SYRUP,
80. barrels GOLDEN SYRUP,
$50 barrels WFiISkEY.
20 harrets BRANDY. ,,,y
100 half-bsrrels GINGER and BLACKBERRY
I'D BRANDY. d.
also a large variety of goods In the grocery line.
for sale Ut lowest market prices by
= ts HARVEY + JONES,
an lem corner Thirteenth and Cary streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13
The wisow.ni Con. piracy Case

VERDICT OF mot GUILTY
Yesterday, ia the Criminal Court, Judge
Macarthur, the case OF Julius j. Witowski,
charged with conspiracy TO defraud tho gov
tTnment, was continued after recess.
The defence offered a number of prayers
for instruction, and Assistant District At
The defence sts1ed that they would submit
the case without argument District Attor-
Ley Wells claimed the right to close.
The court said that when the defence sub
United after the prosecutions opening, tse
argument was finished. He did not know of
any practice that would permit the prosecu-
tiop TO open ard close the cause without
reply from the other side. He then charged
TIE jury, who retired with the case at $3.50
O'Clock. and left word that if they agreei
upon verdict by IL O'Clock p. M. he would
return 10 receive IL.
NOT GUILTY"
The jury came into court at n: 20 this morn
ing and returned a verdict of "not guilty."
Mr.. Wilson called the attention of he court
tG he fact that Mr.. Drummer had pleaded
guilty, and stated that he had done SO on the
representations of Nj. Halle that If he did so
the District attorney would secure him n
pardon, AZ q he also submitted that the evil
dtnce of Halle proved that he was not guilty.
Mr.. Cook stated that they (the counsel)
bad probably not acted az they should have
done, they should have questioned MIN.
District Attorney Wells remarked that he
had been called on by party who repre-
scented that he Drummer was a poor mdn,
and he voldntsri' V made n statement. WIN en-
was reduces 10 writing aud sworn ID, TO the
thetb tIaI ttie u IiIuahiI ne hau maze IN sup
port OF WltowSkl's claim was false; that he
made IL at WitowskIs soiicitatio /, and he
received 81 eco therefor. He further said that
now hat the principal had eel acquitted ne
would ask that he be par!onei, aud he in
tended 10 call up the Indictment against Ju-
liuS j. Witowski, charging him with pre-
strjlIg false claim, AID would take care
tfat be tBrummerl was kept within the juriS-
dlcIi'n OF ne court, tnst no may be used
"a witness ~ That trial. He had already a
pardon TOR Stewart.
The coHrtss id that the circumstances about
this defeS dsEt Drummer are peculisf hut
they show that he i uTwOrthy of belief and
If the u SilmoDy or Mr.. Halle is correct HE is
almost al in.b beetle. Under all the circugn-
stances be Ould not grant tie motion. The
cOu n would, how ever. ieromme nd him at
O. g 20 EN cuJivp clempncy
The counsel for The defendant said that
wien the case OF WItOWSkt is caItei they
II tie a motion To quasi, aud the cont
sad that they Could argue the mo,iol on
Saturday IVNt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13
THREE School Roys Sr.ppvn Cba-,o

THREE SCHOoLBOYs SrABBED.-Charles
Scheting, aged Is, of Dos Grand street stu
dent in the 18th street night school was stab
bed in the back last evening. Thomas Nc
G!ynn ard James McGlynn and several
other boys were standing in front OF % west
18th street when Selecting approached them.
Selecting purposely struck the Mc9lynn
boys. They then attacked Selecting. Stones
an% pieces of wood Were thrown until a
police officer appeared. After the fight
William Lowery, wiping the blade OF a
knife, SAID mat in the fight knives had BIN
u:ed, and that he had drawn his ". self-de-
fence. He then walked swe,y toward 5th
avenue. His iatheT sseeps q book store on
5th avenue. Selecting said that he did not
know that he had been stabbed until he felt
the blood running down his back. The
wound is four inches In length and pene-
tTstes the lungs. Selecting was sent to the
18th street hospital. While Thomas Green,
aged IA, OF $40 Madison street, and NJ ichaei
Sheehan, aged 10, of 361 Madison street, were
coming out of Madison street school they
were attacked at the corner of Jackson street
A boy named Bischof stabbed Green and
Sheehan. The wounds are not serious.-(N
Y. Sun, 10Th.
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APPROVED STATEMENT.
CHARLEsIowS, Mas.
" Il @ Z TIN L.

CHARLEsIOwS, MAS.
D,ar Su,-In tie v6ar lsO, while residing et
lCrtls nd, Me. i was sfl cted with Caacsr on nay
rose which made rapid progress. Al of the best
rhJ sicisns there nsulted, wit bout any beue-
IT. For a leIiOd Cf years 10 c 1ntlnued 90 in
srd ,Ntebd nt'il d a. inv a1ine nav ~ hole
until my nose was n arlr gone, and found II WAS
approschir fatal ter mi nstion. Being burnt out
~ house aud home by the great ere 81 1865. moved
here, when i was entrested 90 try vEGETINE,
aud, suffering ere atty. without h pc cOuhdsncs
in re ief by any med icine. finally CONSENTED try
81. and only these Who h.yea similar suffering can
e alice my f-eiir hen, after two ntbs trial,
Loud the open sure O. NINE ncinR 20 heal Gaining
oODndeIce that he disease was being successfully
conhatted by the kEGETINK tor 4 took ne other
non' hs he cancer was healed and my health fully
restored
i am confident IL had used yEGErryE in the
early stages of the di IL would arrested
us progress AND saved AIRS Of grest suffering I
deei simply that thoI be benefited and sfter
suffering human ity Gully, cheerfdly aid my te-ii-
monisl 10 Its entire success 10 my case and though
have lost nearly al Il NV nose, face |, entirely
healed and enjoy good n alth. Ny husband goins
mis-. JOHN PATTERSON,
30 Everett street.
Fully conouTIing ia the sboye. -
The above stEtemeUf T. from one who a greet
fuie er for many years. trying msny physic aud
this remedy-the NEGETINE. Does 10 no; conclusive
~ show the hIg Cleansing. purif ing aud hesi-
inf euBlifies Of The NFGETINEt Have you any doubt
shout Try irg the NESEIiNE of diseases q the blood2
~ you have, rstersce cen be given n over i've huu
bred who have voluntarily given testimony OF IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

~Hon. Alex. II. Stephens, of Georgia,
has Pee UNFAIRLY aided about nifty young men
To educate themselves for professions.
~ Miles g. Parker, formerly treasurer of
South Carolina, was yesterday arrested in
Jersey City on requisition from Governor
Hampton, on the charge OF plunderipg the
state. He intends TO turn states evidence.
~The committee which examined the
sffairs Of the suspsrdsd Gsrmau-Am srIcar
hank, at Quincy, Illinois, declares It will
pay every dollar, being perfectly 0 Ilvent.
Its assets are $4,000, liabilities Sis 200.
nIThe mosquitoes 1 4 the vicini OF Nor
folk. Va are stated To be very sa yaxe and
b'ocdthirsty this se sol. They drive so ,rts.
men from the woods aud farmers and 9 sOck
from work.
ga Massachusetts, yourg lsdy lately
went TO visit her brother, and falling In love
with her bfother'D Wife's fa.her, married
him, thus becoming her brother's mother-in-
Law, and exAsperattng him beyo I'd measure.
ga woman who vas granted . divorce
from her husband on Friday, September 18th
BY the enpreme court Of Rhode Island, mar
lied Newport widower On The following
Thursday. became mother On Sundav. 7th
inst, ald died % xuoodAy night, ofh 1nQts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13
FoK I've EVENING STAR.
THE NATIONAL W4sHYNGTOy MON
TTMENT

Finish the monument TO its destined height
Bald mp the stately structure In delay
Herein u shame, nor sugbt compensate NAV
For " hRt 10 his great memory Is slight.
no in the nation darkness was a light
That from her drove despair: who I-.i the way
To freedom, and, the patriots hope,and STAY.
To future ages show ed the path of right
Az. rear il upi-the now unfinished SHAFT
ruin seems, D. fore the bold design
l. half complete; and scoffers loud have laughed
At the failed schenIe, and auguries ralign
Drawn for Land, W no scnrnins all their craft,
Yet grieves 10 see glorious thought decline.
Ocfobr ;, lo11. W, l. 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Warmth Kaufed

Editor StdT:-Can any one explain why the
clerks of the Surgeon Generals Once. on
10th street, are compelled to sit all day in
office without FIRE? During the past three
days all the other departmental buildings,
exec pit the one in question, have been heated,
as they properly should be such weather. To
those who are peculiarly susceptible to
cold, and those suffering from rheumatis IN
and neuralgia, such cOol treatment is very
Injurious. Some are already obliged to re-
main 8 home and suffer from Ii, while others
are certain 10 follow, If they are not like the
employees OF other departments, to be allowed
fire when the weather becomes too cold To be
comfortable without it. s&4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

How SHE BROUGHT Hra TO TERMS
Miss Fanny Zucherman. a Jevess OF Il, re-
Gently sued Bernard Abrams, 4 New York
tailor, fer 1000 for breach of promise Of
marriage. Abrams was arrested and sent to
ludlow street jail in default o. a. OO1 bail q.
After remaining there three DAYS be agreed
10 marry Miss Zuch9r'n8n. Rabbi Moses
w So performed the marriage ceremony in
The jail on Monday, ant yeStsir lay j Id -
Gilbert ordered the release Of A5Gaus.-lN
Y SIN 1Olb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

t. Now turn your carpets the other side
up. Not that ii makes any particular differ
enco, but Tie women folks have got to have
a little fun.
E9-T The house OF Hal. An ierson, coiored
Braden Station, Haywood county, Tenn F,
was destroyed by fire a few days ago. Three
children persisted and one was fatally burn
ed. The children had been left alone In the
house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

DEATH UNDER PECULIAR CTRCUM-
s1ANCES.-The body found o. Sunday in
the Harlem river was recognized, yes eriay,
as that Of Charles Seymour. a wood carver,
Of % avenue ID. He went fishing in row
boat early on Sunday morning. When hjs
body was found, the arms were tightly
prnioned by the sleeves of a half remove 1
oyeTcOat. 1t is supposed that he upset The
boat while standing up TO take OFF mis- coat
". Y San, gfh,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13
@ E O Il q f. TO WV.

A SEWER FALLEN IN.-Some time early
this morning the sewer which runs do wu Po-
tomac street fell in just at the Market house
between Potomac and Bridge streets. leay-
ing an excavation of about ten feet square
ard 20 feet deep. 1t has been boarded around
TO prevent accidents. Some anxiety is ex-
pressed ior the safety of the market house.
Especially as The ground has receded about
a quarter of an iASb from the market house
wall. Competent 90Aorities should inspect
i 7 ri once
turned TO hts old rooms az the West End
ho.el.
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THE COURTS.
pnY rn-D

hI--UVULc ISfIcU.
- TODAY, VIM. Lyles forfeited : for petit larceny
knlna trawner assault on George W Robey: SIS
Ado.ph wagner was sent down for yagrancy John
kenip- street cursingi $40 or thirty days. Laws IN
Matthews loud; s. jesse Cnrcoran street cursiur:
e5. Robert Ricketts, and David Adams same char q.
s. each. Annie DiCgins. larceny Of : u worth Of
clothing from Lucy Powell; sixty DAYS ia Jail Thns
Lucas, assault On james Kinney, continued under
persOuaI bonds ~A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

HATs-We sell the best * silk Hat that
can be produced: good ones 81.
We sell the best - and - 80 soft Fur Hats:
also q very fair Hat 81 81 ard 81 10.
We have at least twenty dive or thirty new
styles of Helmets AMI stiff Derbys AZ prices,
VIZ: Sl25, 81 20, al IS -, ~ 81. 80.
We have splendid assortment Of new
styles Boys and Childrens Hats At 35c.. 4lc..
SIC, 75c S1.o0, al y, 81 So a,.'I.ewiS' Pop1la-
One Price Store" go eth street, between
and X.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

HAPPY TTDISos Tor neEvors szrsrerS.
and those vito hsye been dCse,s. dragged.
an1 C-SCsed. pulyerfnRchsr-s Electric Raifs
eft ctUally cure premature debility, yeak.
ness, and decay. Book and Journal, with
information worth thousands, mailed free
Address PulvermacbeT Gaivanic Co. New
York City. 61SfNxfv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

ANOTHER INVOICE OF I" Isis Unveiled, ,
by Madame Blavatsky, a work for scientists
and theologians, vols, SvO., price $50, a
Roberts bookstore, 1910 18th street. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13
Cancer Can BE CnretE.

The following extraordinary care q q Cancer.
which had b@en pronounced beyOud the reach a,
medicine BY the t'st med csl skin Of New England,
certsnly merits the mot profound attention OF the
medical faculty. many Of whom are nOw dali pre-
scribing NEGETINE in ssw England, where n has
ALREADY become hny established, and reoogniz a
by all classes Of people be only reliable Blood
PlTifer.
VEG TINE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

IfVFsETINT WIN relieve pain, cleanse. purity ani
such dis resforing the patient perfect
h slth ettef ing different phy &c
dies suffering Ter j. 10 not cont iusye proof n
you sufferer. yuu eau be cnrecy Why l. this
mec iciIe performing great cure.s IL works I'm
The blood, IN the c'rculsiinR fluid " can truly be
calico the GREAT PI GOD PURIFIER The great
source Of disease originates in the BIZ ID: and
dicine n does sct oirec ~ u % purify
ton.
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FOR LADIES.


Ikid Gloves.
SIXTY CENTS......... For twot u.tou Kid Gloves,
good article, and worth
buying; new shades Just q.
EIGHTY FIY E......... For three button Kid Gloves
ONE DOLLsR AND
FIFTY UENTS.-...- For six button XII Gloves,
opera shades and white.
ONE DOLLAR AND
TWENTY CEHTS..For our Peerless Real X id
Gloves, two button, besuti-
ful sh AIDES and quail lies, rs
go a. any FIRST class glove
sold one dollar thirty f sc
for three button.
ONE DOLLAD TEN--FOr thiee-buttoa undressed
Bsnisn ki1 Gloves, former
FOR GENTLEMEN.
ONr.DOLLAB AND
FORTY CEHTS..-For q Real Kid Glove, as
good as any in the market,
IL DARK shades op aod
whi-e one dollar seventy
five for two button.
ONE DOLLAR AND
NINETY CENTS. For Red Medicated Flannel
Shirts and Drawers, ex
pressIy made up for ny
tones, and warranted A
Mel.
ONE DOLLAR..-........For q good Wool Under
shi I. ell sizes. Fa liz e OF
all sizes Of Canton Slanns
Drawers, Double breasted
URdershirts, &C.
THIRTY CEHTs...... This Is the greatest bargain
p" ever sSld-s FreDch Linen
Colored Border Handker-
chief worth IS cents. Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

THE LABOR EXCHANGE to-day received
u applications from males and III from fe-
males, making total OF 1,4I2-1,123 males
and $40 females.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

THE REASON WHY all housekeepers and
others use the 1id09ia Security III is that no
accident has ever occurred from its use. 1t
is the best in the world. All etorekeepers
cell IL. Try IL. and you viii have no other.
Take nothing but Aladdin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13
LOCAL NE VS..
kmuspments &C. Tonight.

va'iOylai 5he1fsT--- + izabeth Won STAN
wiz a. Messiah 4. F
Opera Hc'sSs.-'' The Black Crook"
Thenter C,HIfS ae.-'.W White slave and va
rieties-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13
October 9th to 18th. 1877.

This AdreTtisemert ,ciU be changed erery
treoE, and prices Of goods herein mentioned
stand for that tceek only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

SONS AND DAUGHTERS are educated at
the Spencerian Business College for the
worlds important work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

PATRONS OF THE WIRED should try the
brands advertised by Mr.. Geo. w. Choate
625 eth street opposite the Patent Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

CARPETS JUST FROM AUCTION -WOlfOri
a Shilberg announce in another column
that they jnst received a magnificent lot OF
carpets and oilclOths from a New York auc-
ton. which they offer at a small percentage
above the cost. See advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

IF You WANT plumbing ami gas hriag
done prOTptly and by good reliable M
chanics. at reasonable rates, call on Ham,
tor, y. NJ. {. y. Builjing. F0IAss;