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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-22
pURNAN on THE FLORIDA
FRAUD.

Congressman purman, Of Florida
native Of fPcnnsvallcy, known 10 many
OF the readers OF the Reporter, and a
rank Hayes republican made speech
in The House ;hc other day, declaring
that Tldcn Was fairly elected, 90 the
great jismsy Of his party friends who
listened 20 his speech. Maj Furmau be-
gan hy q elcri6cation ofthe Republican
party, 10 whose principles he was deep
liz attached and for devotion 20 which
he claimed 20 have been singcd in tie
fires Of mar,yrjom. But he owed i
higher duty 90 the cause " honesty art
Justice, aud as the representative Of hi
constituents ofhoth parties, he was un
willing 70 - home without placing ~
record his convictions As 10 the issue %
the election in tina. State, in 80 Gr a
it affected the contest for the Prrssdcu'
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-22
Ayers Cathartic Pills

kcr an tho purposes of Family Physic
Indigestion, Foul Stomach, Breath
Headache, Erysipalas, hheuuaa-
tisnl. Ernptions and Skin Diseases
BlltouSness, Dropsy, Tuners,
Worms, Neuralgia; as a Din-
ner PHI, for purifying the Blood.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-22

The l8ress flowers The vale prelef.
Aud shed Auhru. .al sweetness glgfc
While Tee tali pine aul mountain aak
on trul abe t,lHys.. f4asI stroke
So 4u lhe lonely. NOES graaH scat,
Dear peace and quiet dwell
The storms That rack ,ht gieh and great
Fly u.yg The shepherds cell.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-22
PREPARED IT

Dr.. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
sSL2 DIX ALI DRV0GIsTs EYERKHEs.sE.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-22
Centre Reporter.

vp-n KuRTz z..................... EDITOR
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-09

bemisIben bra@te 5rbr. D. Soc ben Coat
auf cen 81. Batter aus, Domcapttular 3o4s
ner auf ben &6nis usn Baiern, @raf Mrco
auf bic BiidOfe, prof. 9ersenr0tber auf
ben 4rdfiDentsn Der 0sriammluns unb
Oombecan 5einri1 duf bas frdntii@e
Bolt. Btr i9lieBen uniern Beri6t NIT
benz Wunide, baB Der Iamd@tise bas
Wert Der 8erfammIans iesnen m6se gum
.9eile Deuti9Ianb's unb Der seiammten
Nit. unb NadweIt. Su elmer ipdtereu
Nr. brinsenwir bic sefabten wiatiseren ges
i1life.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-09
Ratholifher Rirden . 8alenber.
Oss &6niss &ednuns.-Mattb. Is.
A(Gtmn8 tbr &atboItfen
c Stimme bes heiliaen NatcrS

Sn uniern Easen i9eint bic @oriebuns
ber tatboli'den 8refe cine b~eionbere Wii;
fpn sessben gu baben. Yin ibr 1T es, Die
@runbidse Der Srbnuns unb bes @laus
bens bort, MO bieielben berri9en, gu bewab:
rem unp fe ba 3u perbreittn, mo @Ottlos
fsteit unb eine talte @leidslltisteit bies
fslbea in 9ersefenbeit seratben lieben. -
Btus TX. in einem Sdreiben BON 1851.
8ir sriu9en S:e inifdnbisit allen benen
sit eurem suten WiDen unb eurer 9unit
beisuitebsn, bic nit @eiit besabt unb nit
~senisenbsr &enntniB ausseriitet, ii4 on
Sic Mrbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb Settuns
sen our @ertbeibisuns unb 8erbreitun9 Der
fafboIiiden aebre uerOttentIi4eu. = Gnep-
cIica Ytus TX.
9abt Nidts unueriu4t, wobur4 uniere
heilise &elision unb ibre beiliame 9ebre tn
Ben 9sreiaisten Staaten rueiter perbreitei
usrbsn %tSnnen, bamit ~uerirrte 8anbere,
aut ben redten Bfab suridseleitet weroeu
n,~Dsen.- S1reibsn Bius TX. on bic Bi:
iaOfe Der Q. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-09
SiberaItSutuS utto &atboItetSs
mus.

Der 9iberalismus betdmpft bic tatboIiide
8eIision obne llnterlaB unb nit elmer @ner;
gle, bic zines beheren 3usdes wertb mare.
gs 1T Der Traum bisisr beoauernswertben
Yartei, bab iis ben 8atbolicismus Su per.
ui6ten unb an befen Stele bas Sreiben;
tertbum iesen tonne. Die 6orti9rittsleute
wolsn bas 8olt ni9t mebr an @ott sIau.
ben, i'm nidt mebr anbeten lafen, unb
ipredsn Der &ir9e bic l1nfeblbarteit ab.
9ssen als anberea &eIisionen 1T Der 0ibe
ralisu,us duBerit tolerant unb bdlt es iosar
nidt inter feline @irbe ie burd feline
Ratt unb iein @eIb gu unteritiisen.
Der Sus sesen Gbriitus 1T Iei9t gu Be-
srsiisn. Die 9iberaIen, bic ii9 CUR 3eit
i'm Sorbofe bes Bilatus b~efanben, i9risen :
.Gr bat ben En- bt perbient; ans
8rsuS nit ibm!" Oils Der prOteitaus
tismus unins bic DeIt ms llnsIid gu
~itir;sn, idrieben Suffers Na9foIser auf
ibrs Sabnen: v2ieber Eirte, ais
Bapif." limb beute iasen bic 9ibsraIsn:
.9ieber allies aabere, nur Mot
tatboIif9!'
Der Meni9 bat bic Bsiiimmuns gu
slauben, er muB slauben, er MIL, ober mill
ni5t. Gs 1T bic Citrate fir isinen Chr
sei;, bag er, i'm Sale er iid ni3t mebr I'M
@laubsn su Soft erbeben tann, er tief n
ter ii9 ieIbit iintt. slae iene, bic ii9 los:
iassn pom tatboIii9en @laubsn, BET 70
rein, 10 Isudtenb if, werben gum Spielbau
bes cra6eiten a~berslaubens. sic sIaubsn,
bic sinsn an 9ii9riiden, bic anbsrn an @eis
ftsrtIopfen; fe foIsen einem 9ome ober
werben @dnser zines SIabe; bic Spinne,
bic lie bss Morsens besesnen, iest fe in
S9reden; Iduft ibnex elm 9aie iiber ben
@ss, tsbren ie mad 9auie 3uriid. sic
ellen gu alien Weibern, I'M ii9 bic vWabr:
beit iasen gu laien; bic nitarten" Setter
unter ibnen %bsbaupten nur on bus, pus
fe ueriteben, Su slaaben, unb UNI bas gu
bepsiieu, banbeIn ie uie bic Barren.
gu mas fibrsn bic alnitrensunsen ber
5rsibentsr? sic MAIDEN Huinen INN ben
5sIien, auf benz gbriitus feline Stride &c,
baut. Sic treiben bic @efsIidaft auf benz
Bese Ses Srrtbums unb Der gntmutbisuns
sur auflOiuns nit ibren Sabaoien 9eiben.
llnb wenr fs bic @eieuidaft bann ms
Serberben seitiirSt baben, fe ruinirt baben,
mug ie bod, nm ni9t gang u~ntersussben,
umtebren, eieieIbe @eieai@aft, unb suriids
fommen gum @Iauben, nm bas pieber aufs
subauen, mas ie SeritOrt bat.
Sas, mas mir bier ebsn idrisben, lit Der
tur;e Snbesriff Der @eidi9te Der tatboIi.
i4en Stride Don gbriiti @eburt bis auf ben
bentisen Gag. gu allen 3eiten bate fe
ben SiberaIismus su b%etdmpfsn. 9on ie.
Ger mar bic Stride bic 3ieIideibs isinsr Cd.
gen, isiRer Serldumounsen unb isiner @es
paIttbaten. Sic Bat bic sOttlids @abr.
belt benz menidli@en Sutbum, bic @sbulO
ben Serfolsunsen entsssenseiest un6 I'M:
mer iprenste fs bic 6eHsIn, worin man ie
f9Ins.
@as in Der Sersansenbeit sei6ab, &c.
i9iebt nod heute umb wirb aud in Der gu:
tunft sei4eben. Die ~gnitrensuRsen oes
2iberaIismus ie werben nur Elm Seweis
meni9Iider Sbnmadt sesen @sttes Wert
fem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-09

6s III sirr intsre1ants Gbatiade, baB
Sapit Yius *. elm 3eitsenolie BET idmmt.
Ii4sn bisberissn Yrdiioenten Der Der.
Staatsn seweien it,. @r maj 7 Sabre alt
ais 8aiblnston itarb ais Der smeite @bams
9rdlioent mar, wurbe er 1ii9of unb unter
Der prdiioentifaft Don YoIt uurbe sr gum
Yapite sewabIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-09

Serr Y%apramclr, Der seIiebte Yfarrer
BON 9curoes, Der allen YiISern betannt mar,
IT seltorben unb omar an s. September,
Maria @sburt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-09

es"''Ss S'tuIUeI tpySouhy NV pettH Sltut
iesen, UNI bic benz Snbiuibualismu suaes
itanoene S%panntraft sewaItiam ;u BAN.
pfen.
60 erbieIt benn i9on bic goIonie BON
plplnoutb einen &edscobsr, Der iid gum
3iele iette, bic anertennuns Der puritani.
i1en Ooctrin, ibren @ottesoienft, ibre ri,
soriiii9e Site, ibre ausi6IieBlide Ser.
i4aft in 6amilie unO Staat bur9 unnad.
f4tli9e, pabrbaft bratonii9e Strafen su
erSwinsen. Cur 9ouitrsduns Serielben
bate bas @epobnbeitsredt bic SoIiseisarbe
Der Select men ms 9sbsn s%eruien, beren
wadiamem ause bic 0ifentli9e autoritdt
ni4t nur ben duBeren 0anSeI unb @anbel
auf Martt unb StraBen, ionssrn aud ben
bdusIiden 9eerb nit alien @sbsimniHen
bes 6attiIienIebens prsissab. Wo ibr
Spaberause nidt biSbrans, baIf pom fall:
i4sr @ewifenbaitisteit un6 6anatismus
anseita9slt, bic anseberii9e 3unse mad
uno befdbiste Oas 9luse bes @,eiesss su eli:
ner art pom weni9itens iucceiliuer 2lIse:
9enwart.
&ein iunser Wann burfte %einSeln mob:
iien ODER ii3 obne poIijeiIide Sewiaisuns
elmer 6amiIie ani1IieBen. 6lu1en marb
NIT breiitinbisem Sissa i'm &los, 9issn
nit 5pciitinbisem ober nit 10 S4iains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-31
GEOR ETOW WV.

THE FUNERAL of Thomas Johnson took
place from Masonic Temple to-day at two
O'Clock. The remains were I'm q ne rosewood
casket from Birch's. The Rev. J. J. Joyce,
OF st. Johns p. Z. church, OBLIGATED, the
deceased being buried with Masonic hono.s;
the pail bearers were also furnished by that
fraternity. The interment was at Oak Hill.
STILL ILL.-Prof Tyler, mention of whose
illness was made in yesterdays STAR, con-
unues about the same, bis condition being
very serious.
CANAL NOTEs-Owing to break in a lock
Few miles above here, no boats are arriving
Today.
CATTLE MARKET.-[Furnished by r. FL
Taverner Number of cattle on the market
400, 3i5 sold, p left, prices ranging from to
% cents per pound; 900 sheep offered sold
at prices ranging from TO 81 cents per
pound; 30 cows and calves sold from 500 to
$50 per head, Market duh.
NOT MUCH OF AN IMPROVEMENT
Georgetown, Oct 3l-EfitOr Hor:-Ras !dents
on Cd street are solicitOus that the District
commissioners should personally inspect
The work being done To improve that street,
The gullies washed out of the gravel of thai
thOrougafare are being filled with q mixture
OF red clay and rotten rock, q combination
which In rainy weather will make the slOp-
plest, deepest and stickiest mud that can be
found anywhere, running any nice vehicle
which passes through tiffany will be able
to drive through ii in a Dad rainy spell.
There is no excuse for this, as good gravel
can be procured nearer the work than This
red IL I'd. X.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-31
THE COVR rs,
CRINvN Enupr Ty,}o1 lToo a

CRIMINAL COURT-JtLfge Mac 4 Tth,tr.
Yesterday, Moses Chsnond, petit larceny, second
offence; guilty; years in the penitentiary Ge5r-
gotta Walston house burning in setting fire to bed
in the Imperial Hotel; guilty of attempt commit
arson.
To-day, Robert Williams, petit larceny. second Of
Tertiary for two years. Frank Douglass, petit lar
ceny; second offence; sentenced 70 the Baltimore
penisentary for two years. David Underwood, n
straPring colored man, larceny of a chicken worth
tOcents second offence; guilty and sentenced to the
intent to Kill Robert GatewOod guilty and sentenced
to two years in The penitentiary Sarah Neary, lar
cehy OF DIAMOND rings, &c, valued at S2j; jury
CIRCUIT CoURT-Jtudqe Cartier.
To-day, kielholtz ct al. agt Wiley and Campbell;
verdict for plaintiff against illey. Davis aga
act. Williams; verdict for plaintiff, sIO5 Rest agt.
: insInger; verdict for plaintiff nominal damages.
act Scharff Judgment confessed HitLeI agt Ketfer
* u Neal verdict for plaintiff, 80 80.
EQUITY CoURT-J,aLge DIN
To-day; MatChctt agt. Daniels; restraining order
phens 4 Hitchcock agt Costin; do. Coltman ct al
ct rSran al aGS aanted oB BHw %g5 II
dismissed without prejudice o Neal AIT o'Ncal:
decree 81 divorce. Ghcen AIT. BrOckett; pro CON
ieSs".
PROBATE CoURT-J,sd0e DIN.
Yesterday the following cases were up.-EStatc of
Ferdinand Butler, deceased; exceptions filed b. ac-
count and cause referred to the registrar Estate Of
hers Es;nie Of William HOGAN, dcceaiei; deere
confirming auditors report Estate Of james Flana-
Lcf"re Noycnbrr3 Will of Sarah l.. Randolph; as
sent Of heirs To- probate hled James q Payne was
appointed guardian To Robert 4. Benn"tt-b3nd
s3OoO-and decree made to sell real estate Of ward
The viii Of EliJah 9urand adInit;e ed TO probate
anu record and the executor gave bond in 800.
Estate Joseph @. Lewis; Mary X. Lewis was APP
pointed administrative ".
POLICE CoURr-J,ptge S,eQ.
TODAY: Amanda Stewart, threats to Sarah Sterb
ems; ltD bonds to keep the peace Lewis Da1e. lar
ceny OF some bacon, sent to Jail for six months
Charles Sey<rs, Petit larceny of various articles in
three cases, from ;. Johnson; four month, in Jal
in each case. John Early, disorderIy in Ford ;
OIera House last night So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-31
Condensed Locals.

Members of .'GaTrick Club" see notice.
street lamps will be lighted al $50 p. m,
and extngHIshed at As "A m.
From j. T.. Parker we have the New York
papers IN advance of the mails
Our lady readers will be interested in Mrs.
~eyls advertisement in'anOther column.
The revival at Ryland chapel, CONDUCTED
by Rev. Thomas Harrison, the boy preacher,
contlnues with unabated interest.
OwtDg 10 the death Of Nicholas Acker, the
phantom ball advertised for this evening at
Masonic Temple, under the auspices of ST.
Johns Mite Association, is postponed.
This being the last day of OJtOber, 10 will
be celebrated according to time-honored GUS
tom as All Hallow- cen. To morrow is All
Saints day, festival in honor of the angels
and saints, observed by the Catholic, Projes.
tant Episcopal and Lutheran churches s.ni
The next day il All Souls.
In our notice of an assault committed on
CficeT RhOderick by JOhr Madigan n was
stated that the cause of me assault was the
searching OF Madigan's house tOI John FItZ,
who = charged with the killing OF Charles
not searched, but That the officer hal made
report OF his suspicious as to Fitz being at
Madigan's house.
Alta meeting last night OF members Of the
cavalry corps of the late General Forrest, to
take action in reference TO his death, Gen
Chalmers. OF Mississippi. presided, Gen. Di-
bell. OF Tennessee, acted as secretary, and a
committee, consisting OF the chairman, Rep
Jesenistive Young, of Tennessee, Gen. For
ney, OF Alabama, Gen. Cook, OF Georgia. aud
Col. Money, of Mississippi, was appointed TO
family of the deceased.
A meeting of huckSters of this District was
held last night at Zeiler'S hall, Maryland
avenue, to take action in relation TO an al
legged discrimination made by the District
authorities in the issuing of licenses. 1t was
decided TO commence suit against the Dis
trict 10 compel the return of money paid for
licenses, and ask for damages besides. The
pame of the "Hucksters at Large Protective
Association" was adopted, aud the following
officers were elected "A. a. Winfield. pres
md N PROT xrxr
Frank kerper, financial secretary; y. ). Mof-
hit, treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-31
MEDICAL- &c

"SATisFAt TIoN'-A pp.itiye cur: "a per
formula by Oh. DAhBY. 81 Il6 ~ street, corner
EtnesylN AHA aveuu". tonsUltsIOn free. oct36 lm~
nR. LEON, The Oldest Established aud oRly Re
= liable Ia1ies PbJ sician In the City, be con-
10. sOo oth street o. " from 10 O'Clock. All
Female Com plants quickly cured. Office aud Resi-
denoe, . Monroe street.. Baltimore. octslms
he. RIOoRDp EssfNUE OF LIsE rustors,
- manhood AID the yigOr Of youth 10 the mos
shet.erea oonstiu ton ia fo1r weeks from Whatever
yertsers he one, Allied free Prescriptions that
are aselese, suc finally prove runOusy en- pensive.
nsteseE has nerh lust cost fair price. @ 20
Drussists supplied. jea-ly
llB. A. O. TkANsEAU, after more Taan twenty
years Il sbItsi ana Private pI sotice, rsais cay
NuoOrs and StsS dtsesses. al private diseases and
isitsr Private oitioes, sc 5iO ST. street. four l
aoors above Patent once Hours, 10 O. m, and
CPECIAL NOTICe-Dr. ROBERTsON cen q O
- oonsnitea every Wednesday, and Saturday &C his
ofnoe, 03l srsct, betseen sth and losh, from 20
D. m. on ell diseases VI the Urinary orGans and
Nervous Disesses, via: Organic aud Seminal weak
nese, Nervous DEBILITY. ImI.tency, Premsturs De-
Sinns.. u Sight or aiddins:, se, Ss,
hood, end early ind.oretons oonorrhes, stricturss
sati@ors, VIII s.rs ss rsrssuos IN special Srss.
uoe, endorsed BY the iesdtng phy.cisns Of bis city;
.ists " sshingtos every wsanssiay end sAturdsy.
seoss assssss via os X % sSer nssrs sH % es
npon him, Who VII Insure hcnorsbie and scfentiAc
treatment, and cure Goaranfeed IN every oase 10
.:, M rs'sL q. sstrons & .nZ q &c
o0tnonias from the same. Oell OF sdfFoss ebove,
or TO 10 eouth uufsv strsse. DaislDors 0sro-D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-31
Al EX Il NDRIA.

Cow DIsEAsE.-A fatal disease seems TO be
prevalent among many OF the cows in this
city and vicinity. Mr.. VIM. Legg lost a fine
one yesterday, the third he has lost since the
LIST gay Of July. The COW was apparently
well and MIXED freely the day on which it
died.
BETTER.-Allen Sullivan, who was acci
dentslly shot in the neck last Saturday night.
On The Aqueduct bridge, was much better
yesterGay.-[ Gazette, 30lh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-31

PHYSICIANS ARE AMAZED. patients de.
lighted, the doubtful sienced, and al who
have eyes 10 see, or ears to hear, more than
satisfied bv the absolute certainty with
which Role'S Honey of Rore hound aud Tar
affection OF the lungs ami throat tending to
Consumption.
Pixies TurthGcte Drops cures Too.ha che in
one minute. Sold by all Druggists at %
cents. 10 % eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-31

To LADIES AND GENTLE1Ey-We wish
to call attention to A. Ftscher's Chemical
Securing and by eng Establishment, No 908
g street, near 9th street. By promptly adopt
ing the latest improvements, whether of
American or European invention, he is en-
abled 10 do his work In manner not to be
equaled by those not possessing these facil-
tiles. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies' AMI
Gents Suits are, in fact, the cheapest in the
him a call-906 q street. Punctual.ty guar
anteed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-31
LOCAL NE VS..
Amusemeuts, Ac., Tonight

N0fiOrOl TTeGteT.-Bydta Thompson and
company i'm Oxygen"
OyeTa Es'Ess.-TOny Pastor combination.
TneGter Cn'riq'se--"TLe Stolen Child !" and
varieties
81. Joseph's HGh-Grand fair, for the benefit
OF the First German Reformed chdrch.
Li''c,tJ HOH.-Hosmer Concert
WesteTa Presbyterian ChUTch-Lecture by
Rev. Or. wills on woman"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-31

HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS are en-
pbatically genial restorative. The changes
which this great botanic remedy pro Iuces in
the diSordered organization are always agree
ably though surely progressive, never abrupt
ard violent. On this account il is admirably
adapted TO persons of delicate constitution
and weak nerves, to whom the powerful
mineral drugs are positively injurious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-31

THE QUEEN OF THE OvEN-A breakfast
biscuit or tea roll made with DooIey's Yeast
Potrder is cert ainly the queen OF the oven
SO light, white and delicious. You lift 1t
tenderly, brea IL open gently, spread il
daintily with fresh. sweet butter, waiting to
be gracious. After breakfasting on biscuits
made with Dooiey's Yeast PotOder, what man
would contemplate suicide or grumble be.
cause his wife asked him for money?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-31

ESCAPE OF Two CoLoRFD Rrpc,.pa
william Parker and John Payne, the two
coiored burglars arrested by Officer Bree,
OF the MIN precinct, on the night of toe I2,h
october, while they were robbing the stor,.
OF Domin.ck Mctseorge, at the corner OF 1iih
and T. streets, and who were yesterday com
mifted TO jail for action of the grand Jury
made their escape from the bailiff, when a.
the jail door, as they were about being re-
moved from the Black Maria, by slipping Off
their handouts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-31

RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prostratlug
diseases cured without medicine. Pulver-
macbers Electric Belts the grand desidera-
tun. Avoid limitations. Book and Journal,
with particulars, mailed free. Address Pull
vermacher Gslvanie Co, New York City.
625.d&k1Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-31

THE REASON WHY all housekeepers and
others use the 4 Laddn Secuuitb OH Is that no
accident has ever occurred fTom its use. II
is the best In the world. All storskeepers
sell 1t. Try II. and you will have no other
Take nothing but Aladdin,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-31
CITYITEMS,

. ETHEREAL Ess ENCE is the title fifty give n
by j. & f. Atkinson to their delicate prepar-
alton Of Lavender known by this name. VS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-31
% nADY FOR BUSINESS.
PALACE WAREROOM0.

We have Just opened . splendid stock Of the cello
brsted BRADB0RY PIANOS, and the world re-
n no. ksT1I OLGA IS, shieh We onsr for .s.e
We have also on hand nne stock Of nev Pianos,
whicn ve WI ssn for &26o eesh, IN u warranted.
Pianos md Organs solA on the installmont plan,
OojI and examine.
aANDER0 q OTAYMAN,
&essnsUts0n60 0oossssss 90. 11kA sovoee.
sDsh ~ - 4. OAasssu =, Ssisis ss,s q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-31

.EvERY MOTHER owes IL as q duty to her
seii 10 nrst examine the styles and prices of
Sooas tnat are offered In the new boys de-
partment at A. Saks a Co.'S 3Is 7th street
~ 10 real pleasure TO go there.-Adri.
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PERSONS suffering from Piles will find re-
lief and prevent their recurrence by using
CurfeT,s Lille Lirer Pius. Ebbitt House
drug store,
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Westher Imdseattens To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL oPFIcER, ,

WasulustOD, OctODer SlJ 1871.
For the lower lake region and the middle
Atlantic states, cloudy and rainy, followed
by clearing weather, warm southerly veer-
Ing to colder northwest winds, and falling
followed by rising barometer.
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E1Iz sCAAIBLE, late OF my Office. :. zth
49, stfeees, has opened his new restaura nj
~ '& ssh street. Give him cali-AdQ.
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The above OIL can be had at Geo. Rynesl,
Jr.'s, 639 ID street northwest. Sll3:
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TAYLOR HUFTY, $50 Pennsylvania ave :,
"a AXE the glove business a speciality, aud
hey have the largest stOcs Ia The city of all
The best makes of kid gloves for ladies' men
and misses Their prices are guaranteed TO
be the lowest. They sell an elegant 2-buttou
glove for 75c. and 8 button at 81, and their
better makes In 2 button at 81 sl2O, si55,
and their misses at So. and s1.-Adrt.
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YoUNG'S PATENT DETERG ENT is the fines
cleansing material ever invented. Sold by
druggists and srOcers. tr
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CLOTHING.

Au tumn Items
HAVING REFERENCE
To GENTLEMEN's HABILIMENrs.
PREFACE
All the goods referred 10 in this announcement
are o. our ov mar ufscture, fact that gives MS
quality Of uorkmans 10, thus ensbIiss Us % give
our positive ASSURANCE that al goods are Noil
SHRINK and that the general get MP 10 reliable Aad
Tim FIRST.
DRESS SUIT DEPARTMENT.
In this department We have displayed mssr ihoent
lire q rs, sSGs,r 1opEuoisrtJg FLY c nSEsS
pirate for al ordr airy dress
occasions, made in most su-
perb style, with bes;
rrimmings, fabrics
used being the
FINEST GRADES
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN
BRoADCLOTHs,
AND rHz
NEWEST AND FINEST GRADES
FRENCH AND ENGLISH DIAGoNALS.
ITEM SECOND.
BUSINESS SUIT DEPARTMENT.
In Bushes Suit der artmspt we have osrtsinIY
the har dsament, ard probably tire lsTgest, exh'bi
tion Of STYLES in The District, al tae novelIias IN
PidiR. Fancy and AfejiHm Patterns smbr &c G,
made after the IA cett fashion buil-tins ia
away that III pGre fsVarat.y with any Mer-
chant Tailor s work A. the District.
CONCLUSION
Before supplyi yourselves with Clothing for the
season pay visit to immense AL
hshnent. We ere confident Of our
ability 10 rles-e you ith any
style Of goods desired.
HABLK BROTHERs,
MKN AND BOYS CLoTHIERs,
octs6 TT Corner Seceath aad Id stree.s,
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DEMOCRATIC VOTERS for New York and
Pennsylvania can obtain orders for reduced
tickets by applying 70 Dorsey Clagest, -
Market space.
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A FINE OPPORTUNITY to procure art ma
ferial at a bargain will be afforded at the
auction sale OF the contents of Lambs pic
ture frame establishment, beginning to- NOR
row evening,