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POLICE CoURr-Jwtoe SpU.

To-day, David Nj Brannon, threats; bonds To keep
peace or three months in Jail. VIM Holmes, larceny
Of boots, shoes and cai,eTs; continued. Elizabeth
Moor, assault with intent to XIII; nolle pros VIM
committed Tor action OF The grand jury. MicIaei
Shea, charged with the larceny of IS loads of soil al
{ per ,pad, from Celc ia A smith Ii was claimed
thai defendant, in max iDg au excavation for thc
house oi complaining witness. was expected 10
tain the top coll to be replaced his lot, and il was
charged that he carried oil portion of this soil II
was claimed by dcfendant that there was sufficient
to dismiss the case. Warren johnson assaaIt with
intent ~ ALI Alexander Dyer; continued without
Tail Lewis johnson, assault on Albert A. keese;
Charles Matthews colored, larceny Of u pocket
book containing S!o from Senator b. X Bruce from
fisssippi, who test ned that this boy Is IN his en-
ploy and the pocket book was stolen from under his
pillow. one but Mat lhews had acce to his
Detective Cuomes testified to making the are Il OF
Mat, hews and 10 finding pochet knife belonging 10
the Senator on his person; found no money The
eempeiied 10 dismiss Mathew was then aEraign
on the charge Of the petit larceny Of packet knife
from Mr. Bruce ana sentenced To thiry days IN Jail.
Sandy CLARK, coiored boy, was hnad 10, or thirty
days IN Jail for malicIous,y ,hr2wng handful OF
Charles and Jenny Scott, assault with intent to
ted that he found Ross in shed 10Th street and
a Very feeble condition. Vim Madison .estifed that
Ross came 10 his house Friday last with a piece
finding the old man in the she'd on Sunday morning
Several witnesses testified 10 the woman having
struck the old man on the ii,h Of September last.
struck Ross and put hin of doors; dismissed A.
Yer MotZ assault on Ann Purcell by knocking her
down. 60. Henry Caldwell, assault; Judgment oi
salty. Jsneg w. Haywood assault ON A. b. Nc
Swiney; So Eugene Mack and John Mack, ARRAY
first named dismissed latter fined SIS. Carrie Burns
larceny of chicken; restitution ordered: WIN. Nc
Nalie charged by A. Leibschu;z with libel in pub
fishing said lie 5sohutz as having been guilty Of the
larceny q an 9sereoat and iur cape In .,snsa, con
Gre a & Seaa
or thirty days Virginia Ludlow, vasransey; do
non, keeping bar. open on Sunday so. Henry
Grimes, colored boy, was up for 2 .slult aud b It.
terry ON David Grady, white boy, by shooting him
with musket, Of the shots taking effect in hi
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Educationn, Installations.

Mile V. Prud'hOmme is known In this
community as a very successful French
teacher, aud her pupils are taught rapidly
and with excellent pronunciation, the use of
practical conversation. 1914 18th street. north
W. It.
German language taught by Frederick
Nussseus, folmerly of st. James College, at
5i7 New Jersey avenue. Private clas5es for
laiies and gentlemen. Latin ami Greek also
Taught.
Park Seminary offers best facilities for
young dies. 506 81 street.
The Kindergarten AID school at 1ig7 18th
street, Mise Pollock and Noerr princip ais,
In q we'll known educational institution.
Georgetown Female Seminary, corner of
Stoddard and Greene streets, IL q popular
boarding and day school for young ladies'.
Miss Lipscomb principal.
stIuctions given In Oil painting, draw
lug, pestel and cray0n. Lesson, one hour
daily: 9!5 Pennsylvania avenue. For terms
see advertisement.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed in the Re.
corder OF Dec dis Office as follows: Ellen Ma
IOney 10 NJ. ID. Peck, SO, lot ., square l22. A.
Mabel Ohrtt to Ann II. Ofiutt, al eco, lot 81,
south OIL square 9S3; 81 900, lot - do. A. Z.
Kelly 10 National Metropolitan Insurance
company, $500, lot IS, square 212, subject TO
indebtedness of 5000. Ann Hodges 10 Ma
zion s. Antisell. 50 500, lot 81, sub of square
30. Sarah p. Woodward TO A. j. Downing
$50, part 2, square 3l9. Langlon and Bar
Der, trustees, to same, 9,GeO, $. half of l6.
square 3l9. K. Totem, trustee, to Cresswell
CT al, $500, lot 10, ;quare 55s. j. +. May ct
al, TO Frederick May Ell al, s, one undi-
vided hall Of, square 400. Cassin and Du-
vail, trustees, tn Mary d. Bra LEY, 3,0Cp,
north half II, square Sc. j. K. II penter to
Amanda Il. Copeland, SIS, lot 1, square 12i
j. OsGolne to F.. Thomas, 81 coo, lot 8, .qua.e
so. f.. Thomas to Elenora o jborle, 81 ,Oo0
part 3, square $40. r. II. Chin TO II. 8.
Wheat, sl!0, part 10. 2, .quare SO +. b. Chew
to II. s. Cummin IS. 8, lot SO OF sub. of 10, ;
Il and 3, tqrare SO. Z. 8. Daniels to RI
DOugherty, $50 plrt 5, square GDj. B. II
Warner TO q. w. Eich, s2,1Co, lot 5. sue. OF
square 2o3. A. d. Cannon to L. NJ. Lown,
$50, lot 1G, sub. square t35.
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District Government Affairs.

The Di.triCt COmmis ;ioneIs to- day ap-
pointed Waldo M. Iastet notary public for
this District.
BIDS WE'RE OPENED
fh1s morning IN the office OF the engineer OF
The District Tor the construction of a bT I'd ge
weed cemetery. The bridge is o. the head
water OF Tiber creek where ii GRO .ses this
ROAD. There were nine bidders, and the
Ior stone masonry. The next bid was for the
construction OF a 81 one and brick culvert on
18th street rood, near Piney Branch. There
were six bids for brick masonry, RANGING
from So 10 to IS 50 per cubic yard; stone ma
sorry from S3.i0 TO Sf.i0; excavation from 10
TO 20 cents do. for filling jackson alley, ia
square 61I there were many bidders, the bids
ranging from 9E TO 10 cents per yard. For
filling street north, between LIST street west
and North Capitol street, TO the dow line of
The sewer, the bids ranged from 81 10 10 cts.
Per cubic yard.
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To LADIES AND GENrLEaKS.-we wish
10 call attention 20 A. Fiscber's Chemical
securing and Dy eng Establishment, No 900
G street, near 9Th street. BY promptly ssiopi-
ing The latest Improvements, whether of
American or European invention, he is en-
aoled 10 60 his work In q manner not TO he
equaie1 oy those not possessing these faci!-
tiles HIS cleansing and dyeing Ladies and
Gents Suits are, in fact, the cheapest I'm the
city on account OF his superior work. Give
anteed $3.50
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a l. E XA " ID RIA.

VESSELS WANTED.-There is again great
scarcely OF vessels both n tbs port and
GeoI seiown. Ali OF the coal com panies here
nave large stocks Of Goa on The docks. a Id
more float. on the canal. There are a large
numter OF boats lying ia Georgetown level
or the canal, laden with from 5000 10 O1O
tons OF e al, which shippers ere unable TO
unl' ad In consequence OF ina scarcity % ves j.
So Us 10 tranSp ort II To eastern ports, where il
is intended 70 be shipped.
GAME FROTb GIVE AsSOCIATION.-The
AleXai cria u tme Protective Association
held meeting ON Wedne sday night and re-
e. iVtd several accessious To it's number. II
was de eTlnIBed 10 accept tue invitation 10
participate in The st9ie Convention al Il ch
m"nd, s,d delegates Will be appointed herr.
after GOzeue l9th.
THE CITY EEBT.-The result Of the join
meeIiTg of the hOuiholGeIs sni the city COM
mission was rot satisfactory 10 the latter.
but much was accompl shed looking Ia the
TeJef OF the indebsFdpe of Alexandra
Ont Of million dollars indie 0irdness, hold
els Of bonds TO the amount OF three hundred
thouSsnd dollars, agree - the propo ell seal
leg, and double 8 the new bonds viii be is
tu ., g. d all w.o chose can exctsn se the
old for the new. Those woo refd e OF course
viii have TO do "a they have dgae before.
wait for their money Press, I3b.
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NEW GOODS just opened. Black alpacas,
oiaok cAshmeress carpets, clocks, o ssiineres,
blankets, 0Annels, Canton fiannels, table
ilnSns bed tickings, and now fall dress g0ods.
=. y: 1oyooa 4 Co, - Pennsylvania ave.
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SUICIDE IN A BANKISG OFFIcE.-The
clerks for Heidelbach, Ickelheimer & Co.,
bankers At 81 Exchange place, were starl ID
by pistol SHOT In the rear private once yes
terday. Ernest julius Wailerstsin, clerk,
was found unconscious on the floor, with the
blood yelling from wound In the forehead.
A revolver, with one barrel dis charycd, was
clenched In his hand. He died while being
taken to the Chambers street hospital.
Wallerstein WAS c0rresr 1nding clerk. He
had for a long time been troubled with disease
OF the heart, complicated with other In
ternal disorders, which caused dependency.
He had few friends and NO relatives living In
this country.-rM =. Ssus, 18sh.
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EQUITY CoURT-J,d0e DIN.

Yesterday, Trueworthy VS.. Murtagh; restrainin,
order suCd. Second National Bank vs.. v ilson; pr,
Confe-so. Second National Bank vs. stamp; pro con
feSsO. Connecticut General Land Insurance Com
= my VS.. PhClan; order ON defendants, BOgue Fo
ley, to show against attachment is ,ucd post
pom until 3 inst Ford Bro. vs.. Thomas liz IL
Hon. order for intervention of w. IL Slater aud
thristpnhaF Riepreyy a nd Mt creditors
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JOYCE, OF THE ST. LoCIs WHISKY RING.
The case pending in the United states dis
tr1ct court in ST. Louis against Jno. A. joyce.
beng sn Indictment against him for Conspir-
acy 10 defrsud the government in connection
win the Illicit distIllation OF whiskey, wa :
decided yesterday by Judge Treat. joyce
entered plea in bar some two weeks ago.
claiming his conviction for the same offence
III the W, stern district of the state was bar
10 fuither action by the government. DIS.
trict Attorney Bliss demurrCd 10 this Judge
Treat overTuled the demurrer, aud decided
the case in the same manner as the actions
against Mckee and Mcdonald We're dis
posed of.
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RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful. and prosJTaIiuC
dlst aSeS cured without medicine. Pulver-
macber's Electric BELTS the grand desidere-
tuTn. Avoid limitations. Book and Journal.
with particulars, mailed free. Actress Pal
6,2s,tSkIy
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October 18th to 22d. 1877.

This Advertisement Is changed erery sceeE,
aud persons searching for such goods as
herein adrerfised tcit. find IL to their benefit
to examine my Stock.
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NIERINO UNDERWEAR,

FOE GENIs..BED WOODEN MEDICAL
ED SHIFTS and DRAW
ERS, X tilted aiso, made u,
OF the best Medicated Elan
mel, y each A full line of
REGULAR MADE UNDER
WEsR, at bottom Prices A
first class WOOL UNDER
SHIRT, all sizes, for 81.
FOB LADIEs........-FIFrY GENTS, the best
VEST for the Tsorey A firsr-
class WOOL VNST ard
DRAWERS 20 match. all .iZes,
for 81 each Regular ma &c
VEST elegant makes, at bot
tom prices
FOB CH1LDR1N-.The largest line of MERINO
UhDsRWEAR of the best
masee, az very low figures
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LOCAL Ne US.

Anus meE ., al a.. IO-nt-0t.
National 7heoteT. - George Rignold rs
"HeDTy V"
Opero Houe-Miltnn Mobiles as Jim Blud-
zoe in the "Pboe Xix"
Odd Fs0CtCs' HdH-Blipd Tom concert.
fhedter CoDIiqae n. ne d IS So asas sonal
blondes.
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PROBATE CoURT-Jud0e DIN.

Yesterday, final notices issued in the es. Ite.
Of Ferdinand Sc'egel, deceased; John Wagner, de-
ceased, and Mary T. Casper, decel sed The will
a al testpuent of Fred A Boswell was filed Letter.
of administration the t. ate % Otto kosack de-
cea- ed, ere granted to Edw ard KOsack Last will
and Testament OF Sarah Lingan Randolph, dece. ed
was filed Ia of will of Emil Gcerner, decea ed
Simon Wolf appointed administrator with the will
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PORTABLE gas drop lights and q great va
riety or French gas novelties, new In This
country, al Hamllton's, Y. VI. c A. Bald
ing. la tNS =
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THE REASON WHY all housekeepers and
Others use the 4 adam 81 -sgitV on Is thai no
accident has ever occurred from its use. In
IA the best In The world. All storekeepers
sell It, Try IL, and you VII have 10 other
Take nothing but Aladdin.
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TBD OOURT0.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Jtige Mac ATfItT.
,.fe,;erday. Jamcs McCarty, unlicensed bar;
dict not guilty. Daniel Ready unlicensed bar; vei-
dict guilty fined i0j and Jos. Piotz keeping
Ope sunday, wa: found not guilty. Patrick Foley,
violating the aaciioneers law of lss dismis I'D Tie
Cour took the ground that the law infrin :, per-
sonal rights md unconstitutional and invalid.
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IF You WANT plumbing and gas fitting
done promptly ana by good reliable mo-
ehsnlcs. al reasonable rates, call on Hamil-
ton, Y. NJ. &. \. Building. l0tssa:
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Try IT. FOR il neve- disspy oints. DR.. Bull
Cough syrup. Fer bottle, IS cents; large size, 50
cent?,
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GERMAN STUDENT. Boston STANDARD
Cleveland non-eNplCSive aud all OF the best
lanps, IN existence, st HamIlion's Y. NJ. 4
a. Building, 9tE and ID sfrpnfs Inf - 1.
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ARs. GEN. SHERMAN says: AZ have fire.
quentiy purcsassd Dursng,s Rheu a,ie
Remedy TO- friends sufferios with rl,ann,a-
tism, snd In every instance 4, worked Ike
magic" Lodille's Headache Specidc cures
beadaShe. 60 cents.
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THE GREAT REDUCTION in prices OF slate
and marble mantels, at HamilIon's. is caus-
log run on his stock. lOtSS4:
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The above on can be had 81 Geo. Ryneal,
Jr.'s, 659 II street northwest. sli3:
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IrMIs, HEAnauARrrRs roR y

BEST GAS SAVING BURNERS in the world
at hamilton's. 10,t&s,4;
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YoCNG's PATENT DETERGENT is the finest
Cleansing material ever invented. Sold by
druggists and grocers. tr
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FRESH ARRIVALS OF new and beautiful
designs OF gas fixtures every day at HamiI-
tons. All manufactures I'm the country are
represented in his stock lOfSs s.
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oUR LEADING PHYSICIANS are calling
attention 10 the ruinous effects upon the COM
plexion OF cheap soaps made from impure
n ateI ial. The Old Brown Windsor OF j. & l..
AtkinSCn is made from the best and purest
materials, and is eXQuisitely scented. VS..
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n0he whole amount received By Mayor
Ely, OF New York, for the relief Of the sui.
fsrera b. TIE Epidemic q FWuandinA, Fla,
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THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF blankets,
cloth for men and boys wear, red and white
wool flannel, water proof cloth, beauti.ul
and new dress goods very cheap. R,ad on:
new adve cement OF cheap dress goods.
Carter ., n arket Space. I
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RoMAN, gold, Lake George diamond, ony <.
corAi, silver and jet jewelry, from 81 70 TO-
Also velvet frames vases and brnckets- 1Ss
- any cent eye ylass In The city, g Prfr.r,s
esoro, No. +N PennsylvaniA avenue,
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THE GREArE3r INDucxMrxrx IN r,r
cbaseTs OF blank books, stationery. D,cSe,
Gallery, &C, are now offered 1t Ro5srsa' hon,e
store, 1910 7Gh street. 4
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BASE BALL.-The third exhibition game
between The Nationals ard the Eagles took
place yesterday, AID was won by t'Ie Eayies
by score of TO In seven innings. Toe Ma
ttoDals played with number OF their IN N
oct Of their position. The game was playei
into the dark by the Eagles, aud at the cid Of
tue frst half OF tire eighth inning, whea Inc
Nationals had added seven runs TO their
score, the game was called. During tue
game, Horck, of the Nationals, male his
usual home run.
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GAS HEATING STovEs and weather strips
at Hamilton's. IOtNSs:
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81 Boston now holds two champio nships-
base ball and bak bea1s.
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FIT YOUR CHILDRxN from an establish
meDt where the choicest OF goods are Offered.
combined with The very lowest o. prices.
Such an establishment Is that of A. Saks *
Co., 80 7ib street, whose new noys' depSr,-
ment II undoubtedly the place TO have the
boys perfectly ntted, and not Ia wing 70 pay
an e1Or bitant price therefor.
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LECTURES.
DR. KIRKUs' LECTURE
ENGLISH LITERATURE.

The initial Lecture viii be given on TUESDAY
ENENtkG, October 23. sutJ CT:
LITERATURE AND HOW TO STUDYar
S.r gle admission, ID cents: with reserved seas 81,
cents The course a twelve lee. vito rt arV
p n, 6 f. he eryed on sale al Wh,tak r.
Bookstore, al Peprsylyania avenue, Ii5e.sI
teIr's 10 teacteis ar q pup''s. ocfelr
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TRAVELLERS desiring a first class trunk,
uaveithg bag, satclel or pockes book should
laeronize the mandatory Of James ). To. :
LII LII ~ .th street, adjoining Odd Fellows
Hst. For many yeas his own M AXE of
trunks have stool unr.vaiIed for neatness
sfeat streng Ia, aud dur ability
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FURNACE WORK, tin, copper, and sheet
iron work, New York social ire place heat
ers, ranges, CRATES, &C, the best in the
market, at Hamilton's, Y. NJ. c. A Build
ing. 10 res A.
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AxorHHR NEW Lot Of elegant csrp,t,
js,st received 1t Wolford 4 ShilberR's. nom
Tbursdayb New York auction sale. Prfcsa
low. See to-day's advertisement.
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An INJUNCTION CAGE-Yestertay an in
Junction was awarded in the Equity Court i
toe case OF TTueworthy agt. Murtash e. a.
Mr.. TraewoTthy bad al yancei several
months TENT O. the LighthouIe Board portion
OF the ReIUbticJJt building TO NJ. Murtayh
all of vLich he drew from the Treasury
excePs that for The nouth OF September
wheL the building pas Cd out OF Mo. a gtI's
hands, and the s. AIRY % the Treasury
refn,es TO pay the crait for S2s5. The r. jtIaIIi-
ING orcer prevents toe pay ment TO The present
owners until the matter shali he adjusted by
.le cCurtS.
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DON'T TAKE BrrrKss ON ISvIooRAToRs
or any other bitter medicine. Use the Litfie
Liver Pcs. Ebbitt house drug store.
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or any other bitter medicine. Use the LitfJe
Liver Prs Ebbitt house drug store.
"THE TRIALS OF HoUsEKKKPER" are
never ext srienced by thoye who ute DOOiegs
Yeo1 Ponder. Elegant, light, wholesoms
bitcuits. bread, rolls and mullins, every
time. Try IL and be convinced.
LFwIs' HEADQUARTERS FOR BOYS HATS
We have just received Feve-al new and
pretty STYLES OF Hats for little boys, viz:
THE Helmet" Gin six or eight SHAPES and
colorsl. The Glen garry" The Turosn,
The Sailo-" and the "Tele cope" which
makes our stock complete.
Parents, bring the Little ones along and see
the splendid assortment, at all prices nom
$50, 4ec., SOC. 75c-, ~. sizes end Al 20. At
Lewis Popular One Price store 92) sth
street, between | aud X. 1872
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NOTHING LIKE THEM IN THE City
Beautiful FreIcn oversacks and kilt suits
TO- children 70 years, at the Eoys' Cloth
Ing House of Il. Robinson & Co., SO Pena-
sylvania avenue. 1t will be needless to at
tempt 20 procure them except from this
house, since they are the origin aters, and
exclusively control their sale. Toey are
gotten up expressly for theif fine trade,
and will be appreciated by those who
prefer something entirely different from tue
commOl and ordinary styles worn. Tue
Roys' Clotbing House has oecome noted for
introducing the finest and richest fabrics add
styles OF boys and children's clothing. I
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GENERAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Other
notable attractions OF private enterprise Is
The well known corner 10Th aud II streets,
fronting OF Pennsylvania avenue, Messrs >.
Goldstein Co., the well known and reliabie
Loan and Commission Brokers, need no rec
omnlendation from us to assure the pIolic
that their increasing business is owing 10
ihelr lar dealing and prompt attention to
brsiness; but the ever changing display OF
the most choice goods In their show windows,
ard the extreme low prices markell on the
goods attract general attention AID favora-
bic comment, while they are extremely lIo-
eral In their loans, and very moderate in
their charges. Their greatest inducemelt Is
their large stock Of gOCis which, In their ex-
iensive business, Is always increasing, COM
peliing them to sell low 10 realize. A visit TO
their store Is certainly deIirable, who had
not the pleasure TO examine the valuable COL
lection Of watches, diamonds and jewelry. I
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Westhev Inafeataens To-day

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,(
Washingf On, October -, 1877.
For The middle Atllrtic states, cloCdy
Rod rainy weather, yerlab'e w4uds saii.ing
TO nortbe3sierly, stat or ny or lower temper
xsp-e aud pre-. sIre.
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BUILDING PERaiTs issued by tae Inspec-
20, OF Buildings: Mrs. Smith. repair a bricS
dwelling coI1eT 25th and streets north west
$50. ID. w. Middleton, make addition 10 a
frame dwelling, VI, near l2th street north
west, $500. Mrs. +. Kelly, repair frame q vel
ling. No. 49, Vermont avenue northwest; $50.
NJ l.. Acke. man, repair frame dwelling, 1913
nth street southeast; SlJ0. ChaS. DICKSON,
make q shed, *, between q and III south
west; $50. Mrs. Ford, construct two two story
brick dwellings, 10th, bet ween q and /; Il, 100.
j. A. Healy. Sax brick dwellings, corner
NoTlh Capitol and q streets; $1,000. Mary
Anderson, a two story brick dwelling, ~, b.
tween 9th and ilth streets northwest; S2,i5o.
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$50 NEW STYLES OF
HOSIERY,

In Cotton Wooilen. Isle Thread aud SILK, tn match
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GRAND SUNDAY EVENING CONCERT
Toe hrst grand concert Of the II, 1pItn Ly-
ceum course VIII be given at the Nstio- al
Ineaier &c morrow evening by the Boston
Pbflha. mO-iic Club, cDmK 0,Sd of the follow
Ing Celebrated artists: Bernhard Llssemann
yfoljD; Fritz Listemapn, violin; Adolf Hart
deSen. vlOlOnCello. Adolf Belz, French horn
and viola: Eugene Wiener, flute; Alexander
Frtysang, harp, and the distingu shed So
pranO, Miss Zilla Louise McQuesten. Taeir
perfol i.,-lce VI Classical music Is said Dc a
rare treat. Tue tiHb l-GludeS s0iois-s Of the
FIRST I9nk. while Their Concerted perform
ances will stand Judgment by the Highest
sfsndard
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