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THE Turks have been attacking the
Russians at Schipka pass for the last
four days without decisive results,
although the loss on both sides has
been heavy
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COMPLIED Laws of Wyoming.


A few copies Of the compiled laws Of
Wyoming, full bound, can be had on
application at the LEADER Office. Price,
$500; sent by mail, post paid, for $3.50.
Remit by P. o. money order or regis
tered letter.
This volume contains all the laws
etc., enacted by the legislative as
semblies of Wyoming Territory since
its organization; also the Declaration of
Independence, Organic Acts of Dakota
and Wyoming, Union Pacific grant,
Sioux Treaty, Shoshone Treaty, U. 5.
Public Land and Bounty Land Laws,
Town Site Law, Timber Law, U. s.
Mining Laws and the Coal Land Laws.
dawtf
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THE Workingmen of st. Joseph, Mo-,
held big meeting at Patee Park, last
night. The call invited men who
earned their living by work, and ex-
cluded political wheel-horses.
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owners.

THE Cabinet officers at Washington
say there is no intention of postponing
the extra session of Congress beyond
the 18th of October.
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THE Pennsylvania Coal company's
miners have resolved to resume labor
when they get ten per cent. advance.
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ADvIcEs up to 2 O'Clock this NOM
ing report Senator Morton's health i'm
proving.
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THE Secretary of War says the army
appropriation bill will probably be
available by November 1st.
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THE New York Democratic State
convention will meet in Albany on
September 18th.
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THE Knights Templar are assembling
in large numbers at Cleveland, where
the annual encampment will be held.
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The Daily Leader.
ss~otncIal paper of the City, County, Ter
ritory and United States.

MINISTER MOVES and family have
arrived in Paris.
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BRIGHAM YOUNG is not expected to
survive through the day.

SECRETARY SHERMAN retsrned to
Washington from Ohio yesterday
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CRIME.
A Bloody Chapter from Yesterdays
Record.

A Bloody Chapter from Yesterdays
Record.
Philadelphia, August 21.-William
Wunder, after nights debauch, this
morning killed his wife.
Hartford, August 27.-John Connell
killed his brother-in-law, John Mallory,
Both were drunk.
Boston, August 27.-John Riley,
charging John Clancy with improper
liberty with his (Riley'sl wife, killed
him.
Memphis, August 27.-Henry Will
liams, who killed two co!ored men in
this county last Friday, and then for
titled himself 'in his house and refused
to surrender, was captured last night
and lodged in jail.
Chicago, August 27.-Wm. O'Sulli-
van, aged 80, shot a young lady, Katie
Brannock, whom he was visiting, and
then put a bullet through his own
brain tonight. Both were highly
respected. Cause of the act unknown.
st. Paris, Ohio, August 27.-About
8 O'Clock this morning a shoemaker
named Dash attempted to murder his
wife by cutting her throat with a razor,
and afterwards cut his own throat,
severing the jugular vein, and died at
Z O'Clock. Mrs. Dash is still alive.
Honesdale, Pa, Aug. 27.-A spiked
switch, three miles from here, OH the
Delaware &c Hudson railroad, threw
train from the track and the parlor
coach went down an embankment. The
engineer was severely injured. Gen.
Morrow and other United States Off
GERS on board were uninjured.
Ne,o York Money and Stock Market.
New York, August 27.-Gold closed
at 1o44.
Money-3@3i.
Governments firm.
Stocks-Western Union, S2s; Quick
silver 16t; Pacific. 24a; Mariposa, 2;
Wells-Fargo, SO; N. Y. Central, 1924;
Erie, 1Os; Panama, ITO: Union Pacific,
67a; U. p. Bonds 1863; Central Pacific
bonds 1oGt.
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NfacMahon is driving France to the
edge of an abyss. Karl Blind.
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Nctu York Money and Stock Market.
New York, August 27.-Gold closed
at 1044.
Money-3@3j.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctionsers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE COUNTY
phOPERTY ANGTION

By virtue of q deed of trust 70 the subscrib- -
efs, dated 18th Of March, 1873, and recorded In c
Lber No 75, folio 8, Of the land records of.2.8
u U, we will sell at auction, the premis es,
SATURDAY, the l3th day Of OJtob~r, l17, at 3
O'Clock D. m certain real es' ate in the District OF
Columbia, to wit All but 3 acres conveyed to J. W
Pool Of Lot No II, Of James Duadas duly recorded
Subdivision OF "Bayleys Purchase" anf part OF
Fortune Enlarged, being the same cow eyed to n.
w. Jones ty = a. Sea q, ana described rs follows:
Begin at the g. 4. corner of y. B. scasgs land, aud
run thence 3. 100 IS lou psrches, to n. e. corner OF
Lot NO 10, OF same subdivision; thence N 761a deg
b., ia g 100 p,. to the Ridge Road; thence said
road the four following courses and distances N. "A
Deg. W. IL ps.; ". 10 deg ". ~ p-.; N Is deg. W. 4
ps; Sh deg W. 9 10 ps. TO west line of Lot No.
H. then leaving said road 25s deg. 4. IS "A 100 bs
10 Scaggs land, and N. w. corner of said bot D. ii
then GO B. 79 deg ~ min. T. % L. IN %. along scaggs
line to beginning, containi g 721l acres Of lard,
more or ltss, with use of roadway "a ps wide from
b. *. corner of Lot IL. subdivision, along its
west line, TO the county road, together with
purtenances.
Terms: S35OO, with 10 per cent interest from ane
%, lS7 ana 1penses OF eae ana taxes, in cash; ths
balance az IL ard "A months, for hch the notes of
the purchaser bearing interest from the date Of sale
eno secured by de ed II trust upon the property sold
shall te taken: deposit OF S2U at tins of sale
All convey ancDg and reco ding at peuse of the
purchaser III th7 terms aCs not complied wi in
aays from day of ssle the Trustees reserve hs right
to resell at the ink and cost of she dsfsultng par
lisned in Washington.
REGINALD FENDALL. {r.-,..
BE SJAMIN G. LoYEJ0Y,S ir"s'e7s.
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T WV; IRbAI+IsAAHrTEYrSE.i Trustees.
ABdER. A uct. s4s1s-d


By virtue Of writ Of eri fscias Issued out of the
C,rkS Once o. the supreme Oonrt Of the DISTRICT
OF Coumbta, and TO directed, win sell ct pub lie
ssle for cash, tho Court house 30 OF tbs said
I District; "a TUESDAY; the l0sh day Of 0cssos :,
interest OF ths defendant sad 70 the soil? sins
propersy, 20 Wis: LOT p 10 seotioe namesrsd in
cordng to the plat thersof recorded ia ths ON Of
the Surveyor Of the District of Aumbia, together
seized end lsvfsd upon - the property Of SPENCER
Les, 70 satisfy exeoasioa e lay In favor Of
4R6O'K 6OQ0L An1, U. Q. 1aYhL D. O.
JOHN oH16RA3. "A ncfioneer. sep1d-dfs
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auc,lopeers,

sxxTr--rsIyE AID ELE3ANr s,LEoF FIyE
FUBNITURE, CnNSlSTlN OF MAGNIEI-
GENT MARBLE r0P SIDEBOA3O. wALSUc
BLES, DINING CHAIRS, LAMBREQUINS,
LICE CURTAINS, WINpON SHADES,
LOUNGES, DESKS, SHOW GASES, PLArED
SITS. CAsT0RS. KNIVES, F0KkS, 8EAT-
ING TABLE AID COUNTIES, C0PP Err COOK
URNS, PLATE MIRRORS, MtGNIFtJENT
VELVET; BRUSSELS, AND rAPEsrRf CAR
PETS, RUGS, &c. &c, bsine the entire couta sts
l-t, I'd, 81 and ith flo of MARBLE BUILD.
ING, corner 9Th and Pelnsy lsanis avenue aorth-
west
On TUESDAY MORNING, Oct ber IShe
cOmmencipg at 10 O'clock, we will sell the "a
s snlIIe eohtents on the ist, "a, 81 and 4th r4
nOors OF the above named bu'iding. The furai- ~
tute, &c, has had bu. little use, and having h'en
ntted up In the test manner, presents splendid op-
Poftunlty 70 purchasers 20 obtain fine goods Terms
cots DUNCsNSOy BROS, Aucts.
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THIS EVENING.

E0hTIEUATION OF TIKI sALEoF FINE
~ DECORATED DINNER, TEA AND TOILET
SEIlS, CHINA, GLASS AND PLATED
WARE, &C, &c.
shall continue EVERY MORNING. AZ go
Io o'clock e. m, and hVENlSG. At ~
y CLOCK p. m, the sale Of the eutiTS stock of 4 -
the above nsm-d goods, contained in my aHc
Hon rooms No soy Ith street northwest, bsIv cen
Ill ard |, uUti All Is sold.
Parties furnishing now have op portGu ity rare
y met wuh TO obtain line OF these goods at auc-
ton. M AUGESSrrIN Auct
j.. FORD, Salesman oett %
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LIMITED STATES MARsHALV SALE

the CleIks Once Of the Supreme court Of the Dis.
tIet OF Columbia, and 70 me directed. vim ell at
aid District, on THURSDAY, the SJth dSy Of
October ~ q - O'clock n, al the right, title,
claim and interest Of the defendant, Noble Redm a.
In and 70 the following described proeerry Wit
The west half OF LOT TO- square %, Washington city
ID. o., together With all and sia gnlar the i'm Drove
ments thereon seized and levied mp IN Is the or
cry Of Noble RedmAn to satisfy execution Al Lac
FHaIK 0ogaLAss,U 9. Marsh DO.
JOHN SHERMAN, Aucttoneec a dts
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~At Shreveport 40 negroes have signed
10 go TO Liberia.
r. Gen. Hood and "brigade" have gone to
New Orleans.
Apples are selling In Danbury, n. q,
az two cents per bushel.
D1f we want 10 make peace for all Sac
lions let us all rise aud give the rebel yell
IN y Herald
~Texas Frank, q notorious "road agent %
was shot and killed while attemp ting 10 roo
wagon train near Caster, ID. T., Friday.
81 The grand division Of Conductors Bro
therhood OF the United States. which has
been In session at Elmira, ". Y, adjourned
SINE die early Sunday morning.
~Sugas growers I'm the Teche country. ac-
cordlng 10 the New-Orleans Dem0cra,, have
lately suffered heavy losses through ths
work or negro incendiaries.
ia meeting in honor of Mr. Wendell
Phillips aud Mr.. w. L. Garrison has been
arranged by the Wendell Phillips Club OF
colorcd men.
rSThe "Chatsworth" estate on the James
river below Richmond has just been sold by
IeSsrs. Chaffin, Staples & CD. TO Mr.. Gray
Skipwith for $4,000.
81 The trial OF surgeon W. W. Wilson, u
s. N, al Norfolk, Va, for fatally shooting
colored woman has been turned over TO the
county court, the local tribunal deciding
that Il has no jurisdiction. Wilson Was
bailed In 50 900.
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CREsATIoS.-Thought the enthusiastic ad-
vocateS OF cremation have made use of the
sentimental argument for their method OF
disposing OF the dead, ia Italy at least they
themselves are not OF a delicate fibre. Last
month the body OF young woman was
burned II Milan, aud while IL was cremat-
ing according TO the system al Dt' Asru<tls
thai learned man explained his crematory
tothe spectators by means of a model. Tue
corpses OF the poets Maazont aud Rovauf.
which We're emoalmei two years ago, were
ihen visited, and found To tie in an excellent
state OF preservation. Curiosity was not vet
SATISFIED. and the body OF a woman who was
buried last March was disinterred, and WAS
In 80 horrible condition th at the Spectators
r,lurned 10 the crematory well convinced
That cremation is preferable To either OF the
other modes or dealing with the dead.
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THE New YORK TS-tbaste SAYS that the ro-
mantle story that has been going the rolnds
OF the press about a lady 10 whom the lsts
AfCholhhop bayley was engaged 10 be mar
fied before he became n priest dying OF n
broken heart l. a hcfiou. No Bayley and
Tue lady IN question were frienis from chilli
heOd, Dat Dol lovers. rney were never en-
gagged To be married. She never suffered
from either consumption OF a broken heart,
Dnt remained IN excellent heal ID aud spirits
Tor over thirty years after he entered the
prlesihood, a M she died I'm Europe only q
year ago. She made "A short trial OF convent
lille as a novice o. the Sisters OF Mercy, but
a. THIS was when she was "A middle aged
woman, and as much as twelve or fifteen
years after the alleged separation from her
supposed Oeirothei, IL could hardly have
been the result OF disappointed love Neither
was there anything peculiar IN the circum-
stances OF her return To the world. Finding
That the convent did not suit her, she went
home In the most commonplace manner, as
noYices and sisters often DO.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
nUNCANsON BRCs., Auctso eer,

DuKcAS-oN BRcs., Aueuo e.r..
N sok4a srEtsE Up
TWEEN 8IH sNp IOrH srREETs EAST;
Es9gARE ssf, B toHSTIHsP pr fs sosra
MMNs1 sIks .nC ASp Isr AND 2D STREETS
b virtue Of deed 4 trust, dated July Ist, -
A. Il: ls.6, and duty recorded In Liber No. g.
Tor Dte y Sb the and aA.a he
the rty SECURED thereby, we viii sell a. p1oiic
DAY the tenth do dsg g q October ben ISL, .,
eS.es m, The fologng described Real Estate
nmhis ia .se tity OF Washington, District Of O0l.
al, An rhose certain pieces or parcels Of ground lying
known and described upon the ground plan pat
Of saS city Is lots eleven y, twelve 2l aud thir
eered nIne hundred and thirty three $751; together
S Win Improvements, &C., subject to certain incum
=, Lot y e deed Of trust e John Kendall, tra.-
to secure note Of 81 80, bearing even ds.e With
there f said with SIX months int rest Ct ten
per cent being due g. ptemser nintn, 1871 Lot No
JUL S ls and recoTdsd NH IL nSer sai folio
iS ct SCI 20 secure note Of 81 500, bearing
from cate thereof years interest At req PERCENT
being due July 2oth isf7 aud Lot J. Is to de- Of
tees, dat. June LIST ls75 and recorded in LiSer 7ss
foho ct SEQ to sec are note If 81 500 bearing
three years tharefom, viii interest At ten Dr. cent
ser ahnum, on htcn note there was due for inter
est September LIST, 1877. So so
also, BY virtue Of the fret herein before named
deed OF trus, and at the request of the pa V ed
thereby We wi sell at pubic aucii n, In fro o!
the premises, on Thu RSDAY, the eleventh. IIthJ
Day OF October, 1877, At 3 o'clock D. m the low
IA gton, TO wit:
eli that certain piece parcel OF ground known
and described as lot No. "a in Keys subdivision Of
ceriaIn lots IN square a74, together win improve
m nts, &c SUBJECT 20 deed of trust VI .rt'n NJ.
hohrer and Alfred III Lee tru sees, da.ei Mag 10th,
iEs, ana recorded in be 755, folio az, et a., TO
secure a note of s. 500 bearing even dae with said
deed OF trust and falling three years from date,
with interest after per cent. snnum, upon hich
not. interest has been id TO May 10th, 1871
The above iots uill be sold separately.
Terms of sale: CASH. depnsit Of 3 100 upon each
lot wi be required at time of sale All c5nveysn-
eng at the purchasers cost. If terms of sale
not complied with by the purchaser of any of the
above property WITHIN seven days from the day OF
sale, the Trustees serve the right to resell the
property upon which default is made, at the risk
and cost of the defaulting pur chaser.
GEO. Ill. b WHITE, r,
sep22 eOSns WV. G. MO0RE, trustess.
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THANOERY SALE.

By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Oourt INA
OF the District OF llumbia, passed In Equity fSH
cause No. 500, Docket IL, l will, on -Ass..kl
WEDNESDAY, October 3i, 1877, At BIO D. al.
offer for sale at public auction in front of ths preu
ises that certain parcel iaud situate n .bs city
OF Washington aud known and da@criued ss the
north wepty feet aad eight in hes ~ feet inches
'front.' by the depth thereof. one huudrei feet 100
feet, of Lot twenty six I2iD, in square numbered
hve hundred aud trirty eight 53S together with all
the Improvements thereon and appurtenancas there
unto belonging, 1.-THE improvements being two (2I
frame houses on Third (5dJ street southwest, be-
tween and streetsb
Terms: 0ne-third n OF the purchase money In
cash st the time Of sale the residue in three equal
nstallments AT six 6D twelve iI2b and eighteen lS
months respectively fr M day Of sale, with six (6J
per cent interest till paid, to be secured by the
notes OF the purchaser satisfscto ill endorsed the
title to be retained until the purchase money is
ru, aid. deoosit OF fifty dolisf, $500 is reaured
at the time Of sale. If the terms Of sale are not com
piled With within seven days, the Trustee
the right to resell the proper after five 80 days
notice, at the risk and cost of the defsultlg pur
chaser. All cOnveyancing at purchasers CT t.
ROD0tPHE CLAU0HTON, Trustee.
DUNCANoUN S30S., Auctioneers. sep2l-d
DrhE ABOVE SALEIS POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY, October 10th, lS7T, same ,ur and
place. ROIOLPHE OLAUGH ron, Trustee,
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A T sILVERBERG'S
312 SEVENTH STREET.

Zine Crystal Goblets, <sc. per set.
Heavy Hotel Goblets, 7oc Der set.
The Sly l!sh Fifth Avenue Goblets, 7sc. Dor set.
Brvakfast Sets, Oak pattern, soc: per set.
Glass ss! P,tcheI g.. Irpit STANDS, &C SOC
New Pattern, double plated, "a
Double Plate Table. Desert, and rs, Spoons and
Solid Steel silver plated Knives, 81 per set.
vory-Handls Table and Desert K nfves, $3.50 Dor
Gall Bells, q Breakfast Bells, SOC.
Garter Kn,ss R and f9 a co and per pair.
Tab Table ~ Mss; g sos ana set Fine JaDsnsd
Large .ssor!%sp. q Boaass Holders and Vases ct
Fine PboiosrseSs Of Cep.eonia, st.tu.rv. fr.msa
At 7ec. zach, . decided bargain
iln Iinsted Notices, verS handsome, at 800. each.
sHvEBBER&a's,
METROPOLITAN Bazaar,
tepls-t.th,s,r 312 7th St. Pc avenue.
a MEkICAN DISTRICT TELE0KAPH.
General Once, corner l0th ana 7; ID District q
Boz rss 70 Be- rsdaeed g SIS Ssr month az
he isf o. July. Send for circulars.
insuuments are placed Ia the house OF any citissu
asns. can b q z. aos. sSo1s
nsntioned. from Which Pctnfs the service required
prom pity rendersd 4 messenger oaa be called .
s0Policeman, IN constant attendance ut of3ce day
md night starts to the hoose iustant hen police
tion with esneralare darn. Engines Of the door
two minutes aftsr IRE alarm 70 turned In at house.
Name OF doctor to be registered ct once, be sum-
On g S.as ns
II stacked by robben be can summon assiseanoe &
once oy turning IN police call, hi. regular sig
ayiS-eoem z. l.. HUME, Precedent.
nYEINGi DYEIN0i
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CHANGERY SALE OF vALUABLS I'M:
- PROHnD REAL Estate . er8gzc,
BETWEEN 18Th AND l9-H SrdEE rs
E0RTHWE6T, AND ON PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE, BETWEEN Nth AND 18TH
SrREETs NORTHWEST, In WASHING.
TON CITY, ID. @.
BY virtue Of . decree Of the Snprene O,urt -
ofthe District Of Columbia. passed. in Equity ~
Cause mum Der s,Ns, Bouvet against H Arrison IN
premise on rHURsOAY, the l1h day Of Octo
Der, is0, at o clock p. m. the west tweRty (2yb
feet front BY the depth thereof Of Lot numbered
twenty -FOUR "a in square numbered one hundred
and hve, tlUo,) improved by a three-story Brick
Dwelling House, No. 1906 street northw west
Also, on the same day, at ~ O'Clock .. m the
eaderly One-haf OF Lot numbered fifteen u.s. in
square numbered one hundred aud sixty eight, ZIG
improved by arge three story Brick Battling, No
1859 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, foe Stores
and Dwellings.
Terms: 0ne-tbird cash, one-third in one year, AMI
oreth'rd In two years, with interest at the rate of
six per cent per um from the day Of sale; or all
cash At the option Of the purchaser 92lo 10 be de-
posted On acceptance OF bid each lot. Ali con-
yey aneing at the purchasers ooss If terms ar, not
complied with ia days -erye to iyrrtiss
and resell said perty at the risk and cost of the
deanling pure hassr. The deferred pay ments 10 bs
secured bS mortgage On tie premises sold, TO be sp
proved by the Csurt
JOB BARNARD, Trustee,
- - 1876 La. ave. northwest.
nj Az
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MEDICAL. &c.

nR LION, The Oldest Established aud only Re.
~ liable Ladies stefan in the City, can be con.
No. 20: 9Th street n W, from to . o'clock. All
d nsmsle Csmpsi.t. Quickly Cured Office and Re.i.
PRUF AND MAD. sLADE cures al d lssases Of
= the Skin, such as Freck,es. Pimples, RIotches,
Itch. Salt hhsum, letter, Scurvy, Moth Potches,
ieted with superfuous hair on The face can have it
permanently cured without injury to the skim also,
Premature aTaSnss. or Los. Of air, tSoroSshy
and permanently cureo: A cure warranted IN ell
northwest. ocA.im
u manhood and the yigor Of youth 70 ne moI
vertiseTs Who onsT called Trss Prescriptions that
Whsssssr merit must COS. iaiS Pllos PER
JOS ss1s q Sole
Druggists supplied. '''' ''' jenT VIZ
lie: a, g; TkANsEAU, amer more than twenty
na ssa at
diseases of women: Well defined cases treated b.
.bo1s Patent Once soa.s 1ss. f sHa
SPIN. mar79-ly
MANHOOD RESTORED.
Prescription Fra for the speedy cure Of Seminal
wesknsss, Lost Manhood and all disorders brought
DAVIDSON 4 CO.,
y consnted oysry Wednesday and Saturday 1t hi
once, 831 street, between 9Th and l0yh, from to
nese Nervous Debility iGSose n Premstur me De-
cay, Nervous TrembIins, Palpitation OF the Heart
Dimuess Of Sight Giddiness, Indigestion, &C., sc
all resulting from abuses in youth. excesses ia man.
hood and early indfscretions 0onorrhes Strfoturee
and Syphilis quickly cured. DR.. Il. IL { native OF
dee, endorsed By the leading PHI 81 bis city
y ps ston every Wednesday and SATURDAY
above diseases viii nnd # to their interest 20 cali
upon him, who win insure honorable and scientific
treatment, and cure guaranteed In every case ne
undertakes. VIII refer his patrons to Any Of the
eadins physicans OF Baltimore, and show letters OF
testimonials from the same. Gall or address ss shove
orto eoush Dutav ssrsst. Bsltinoes. narO-N
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EPIDEMIC IN PRovIDENCE.-There ara
more cases OF diphtherla in Providence lust
now than were ever before known, and last
week there were eighteen deaths from IL
People are much alarmed, and as the cases
are not confined 10 any one part OF the city,
there is a feeling that the school house vaults
are the cause OF the disease. One school has
been closed through this fear. Toe school
vaults are 10 be all purified, and the police
are 10 examine and report on the condition
OF every house In the city
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DIED.

DIED.
BRADFORD. On rursdsyi October p lss, =
t.JO a. m.. MORAN FRANCES, S.-t caaE1ter oi y.
siriokcr Bradford, aged - years.
JOHNSON: On October s, 1877, Mrs. MARTA A.
her ege. VI
Funeral from her late residence, 20Il = street
noIth~ett, on helnesday, OCTOBER 10, at 0 'clock
p. N.
oBRIEE. On the sth October, ls7, at z o'clock
IN al Cincinnati, Ohio, NM. h. n. OiBRTEx, son
Of the late William Brien, In the 9Th year Of hs
age
Notice Of the funeral hereafter.
QUINTER On the sth Of October, lsy7 AZ Mooce
Pleasant, ID. c., OF eiphtheria, JEAsSErr daurh,er
OF rhl mas j. and Aoa a. Quinter, aged NJ years aud
IA months.
Funeral this afternoon ct O'Clock. Relatives sna
RICHARDS: On ruesdsy morning, octob,r eth.
lS. at os o'clock at the Residence Of her SON ~
3 kictssds, No. 1900 10Th treet north ses Mr.
LLLzaBEIH hioHAaDs, (mothsr Of MAJOR A. o.
Relatives and frields OF tue family are reooe~keA
q art no The funeral ~ o'clock o. on Wednso-
day. the 10Th Inst, from hsr late residences.
lhepuoncan and National Union please oopy.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-09
c. N. TOwSON 4 CO.,

THE ENTIRE STOCK
DRY SooDs
BRODHEAD'S,
1905 FStretf, between l3th and 18th streets,
Will be offered at ard below Cost for Cash for the
next Twenty Days.
This stock consists Of Black silks, Velvets, CASH
meres, Alpseas, Dress Goods Of all kinds, Blankets
WsterproOfs- FsDnels, shaw Is Table Linens Sheet
mgs, Shirtln9s, Towels, Oorsets, Handkerchief,
Hosiery hfc Gloves, &C, re- This is a oppor
suny % purchase hrstclass goods TO suit
the buyer a. and below importers ana ufacturers
prices and those wishing TO save money should call
early and secure chOice goods at
BRODHEADsS,
ssp16u 1908 r. bet. Eth and 4 sta sits.