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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-11

Our next weekly sale of Furniture will tako place
Thursday Household Goods In large or sn all auant
ties sent in this day tomorrow Saturday Will DO sold
Thursday May IL.
GEORGE A. LEAYITT co.
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EILL,IAIsI,s.

A LOT OF SECOND HAND BILLIARD TABLES IN
hpcrtect order equal to at very low prices IL. W.
CULLENDER. T3S Broadway.
A MEXICAN STANDARD BEyEL BILLIARD TABLES
II with Dclaneys wire cushions. Endorsed by ni leading
professional players extra inducements now offered sec
ond band rattes nj great bargains. w. H. GRIFFITH
CO., 40 yeseys
A GOOD BILLIARD TABLE COMPLETE, FOR ss5
lA1l Elizabeth A.
NEW BILLIARD TABLES, $3.50 EACH
~ GEo 4. PHELAN, 1fvescY 81
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Clinton Hail. at O'Clock. concluding sale OF orenta
Art Turkey China aud Japan, most~extrnoruinar
collection, exhibition. ~ t4
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AMUSEMENTs.


RRYANT's OPERA HOUSE BRyANr,s MlSsTRELs.
DS9s ~ ana $50 Broadway. opposite New York Hotel
III ~ sashNsct
Bry.n,s Ministries I i,sis Mac. Two ramps
kryants Mackin aud wilson IIannahs Troubles
Tho Great Tenor kobnsto. RAp1ER
:. Every Night at 2 and Saturday Matinee at2
Popular prices 2ac Soc. and 7oc Matinee, 25c and DOC
RKYANT,S MlNsTkELs. MATINEE TO-DAY At 2
DkYANTs MINsTRELS MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.
LAST MATINEE OF ELLENS BAbIES
THE VICTIMS. ilANNAns rRouBLEs. TIE TaAMPs.
DouGHERTY's SPEECH. LITTLE MAC. DAVE REED,
sanford and Wilson Billy Bryant. Cool White. Mackin and
Wilson. Admission IS cenis Reserved Seats so cents
NTIBLU'S GARDEN
IN LAST PERFORMANCES OF
... MASANIELLO.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS AND
SATURDAY MATINEE.
MONDAY November II.
tho great Temperance Drama.
entitled
THE DRUNKARD's HOME.
T'nEATRR CoMIQuE 5I4 broadway
HARRlGAN 4 III ri. ................. Proprie tors
MATiSEE To-bAY..,iixiREiGiliXS and HART u
MATINEE TO-DAY. DOWN BROADWAY: OR, THE
MAIiNEE TO-DAY MINIATURE GOTH
SxTiXEs today sons sons OF X 'TEsMisy EaAsSs6E.
MAIlNEE TO-DAY. s. OF.
MATINEE TO-DAY. To day at2 Tonight ata
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, POS BRoADWAy..
OrBN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADvEKTisEMENTs AND SALES OF PAPERs.

HHRAtp gaAScH oTgIHE LES sEo&pWAX Hy
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS
AxysEMENrs-lsr rAex.. 4.h, sth and 9th coils
AsTR0LOGy-7rH PAGr-3d col
sdaRbEks s w an rsfI.a'1 f &C; col
hf EslIE SGR
sss rss;s.s "a s,s 81. :.
GLaeKs AND sArEsMEN-71a FAcs-ad and Sd coils.
cd ocHMFs nNb ptc HRSns ss r.ansa COL
SoxsTWisE sTEAnshIPs1 r4sss.ssS aud 9Th coils
bESTisThY-Sln EAss - col
b sY osss 70 LEI AND us
EUROPEAN fe COL
EuROtE-isr PAGE 9th col.
EE dN &C., L orT P! r.cE Go,
FGRNfsaED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 70 LET
EyssI.g gta:-!:: y; E.s 2 ss's col.
HELf wAAssThBBszEztAsss COL
HORSES cARRIAGKs' 40.-aD PAcr-sd and 4sh coils.
HOUSES Roo oSSs &C. e' wAsrEDaD rAG.-ad COL
LOTT sas AID soUsDF Fis- Pss..sa col
MMAxs sBLE HxET IAsn s.s ss COL
aaihsRoELHtL 1NEot rsoasd r ss, col,
ssEg NV fisS ss s9 pAc.e.h co.,
S.s.ssh col
fISsSsSlosa i4SA4Sss
pRoFEhri ouT Of r. THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
sEE4t Es!4TR 3 ExSaSSaE-2D r.on,iss COL
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-1sr PACE-lst and I'd coils.
kEWAkDS-1sr PACE I'd COL
SALnS Al AUCTlON-7TH PAGK-4th col.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-7r PAcE-lst and
sITUATI0Ns WANTED-MALEs--7r H PAcE-2d col
SPECIAL NOrICES-1sr PAcK-2d and Sd coils
SPORTlNG-DoGS. BIRDS, &C-2D PAcE-3d COL
STOkAGE-7rH PAGE-4th col
TIE IRADES-7fH PAGE-3d col
THE TURF-2D PACE--3d COL
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2p PAcE-lst COL
LRAvELLERS GUIDE-7rM PAcE-6th col
UNFURNISilED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2D PACE-2d col
WANTED TO PURCHASE -7rH PAcE-sth col.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ACTIN PAGE eth col.
WINTER KESORTs-2D PAcK-3d col.
YACHTS TEANBOATS kC-iOrH PACE 9Th col
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Genticmen's Boots, shoes aud Caters,
dress, double sole and cork solo,
at s. and upward.
Ladies' Emo button Boots. So. ~ 80. " and Is.
1.-THE ichtess ovcrshocs In the world"
Self acting Oyershoes. put ON and Oh without
using the hands.
AZ Brooks. 100 Brosdvay, ccrusr2oth ct.
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/vRXcE CHAPEL. EAST i4TH sr-REv w. r. &c
Ubcrt passor services III A. NJ. 80 r. NJ; Right
Rev. Bishon Elliott will preach in the evening
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Ty1NEIJs HAIR SHAWL. $40; DIAMOND RAkRfNGs.
OsI2O; hne Ermne CloaA, $50. MILLS COLEMAN.
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HAMEI,s HAIR SHAWL $40; DIAMOND gAkRrNGS
OsI2O; hne Ermine CloaA, $50. MILLS COLEMAN
1870 Grand st.
LNOR sALE-AN ORIENTAL OPERA CArR. AID.
II dress Post o0lce box i.4Ji.
CEALsKiN JACKET AND NUPF-YINEsT QUALITY:
Snever been Si2o. ~ ksst 18th o..
MILLINERY AMI DNEssMAK1NG.
NIME. CAMILLE De LACK Has EEcEfVED Az.
lothcr Of imported Bonset& the nowcst shades.
which she will sell half tbs cost OF Importation 6S2H
Broadway. 10Th st.
FURNITURE.
1-f0RBxLE. At PKfv1TH REsfDENCE 100 WEST
"A asa Sc 9Th rsrior Suits II pieces. covered In
black walnut Bedstesds Dressing Csses Burcaus ash.
stands wadrobe hair and spring Matresses Dining Fur
usnrp Extension Tables Buffet Chairs Ac n. AN cic
CANT round Stonway Sons Plan oforto,
$l75, bargain: magni0ceut wndsor $500. cost 800
CNOR sALE--A MAGNIFICENT SET OF CHAMBER
II Furniture cost $1,000; nearly new Address RUFUS,
Herald Uptown oficc.
TyuRNITURE. CARPETS. MIRRORS, PARLOR SUITS.
I Loun Bedroom Sets. buncts Desks Mntsrcsses,
WArdrobe Chairs Tables &c ~ private sale NJ auction
prices 80 East 18th.
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRiCks OF FURNITURE,
lCarpets. &c, for cash paymcnts. COWPER.
THwAt1S I55 and 1877 Chatham st. Send Tor illustrated
price list; weekly or monthly payments
I ARGEsr AND FINEST STOCK DINING. PARLOR,
lLhsmber once Furniture In the city great gains
Wan. TklSr BAILEY A CO.. old Post Office. Nassau a.
ANispIT CARPETs. OlLCLOTIiS AND MATTTNGS
Ilvcry cheap the Old place, liz Fulton ~ Gall or
send for explanatory circular.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-03

The Episcopzl church congress-. whose
fnal session was held yesterday evening, has
not, in its discussions. fallen below the high
standard OF excellence which the distin-
guished character Of the speakers and essay
ISIS and tne nature of their subjects would
Head one to expect. Yesterday "The Organi-
zstton and Administration of Charities"
and "The True Policy Towards Indian
Tribes" were discussed. On the former SUBJ
1ect Mr.. John Welsh, lately appointed minis
ter 20 England, was the second speaker, fol
lowing Rev. DR.. Potter, OF New York. Many
OF the discussions developed a considerable
diversity of opinion among the members of
the congress, and none, perhaps. more SO
than that which had for its subject the rela-
lion OF the press 10 Christianity. Mos. of the
speakers on this topic, while not emitting the
shortcomings and imperfections OF the LIE vs.
papers, recognized the important par,
they play in improving as well as
i7stIuoiing the vast reading public. anu
conceded that Its general moral tone is good
The exception was the assist mt bisbop OF
KENTUCKY who denounced the press in So
we're terms. Many of his structures were not
Without foundation. but his exagyerltiol
OF tie evil which he attacked and the whole
tone of his essay will rather arouse the COM
pstiveness OF those whom he seeks to reform
IMAM turn them from the evil OF their WAYS.
IL Is not the function Of the purely secular
press to do religious work, Except incl
dentally), bat TO give to its readers the con-
densed history OF dav 10 would reflect
naturally the moral tone Of the community
In which IL 10 published, and the fact that on
Tue whoie IL elevates, p well as Informs, is
AN aooilonal Influence for which it deserves
ereiil,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-03

Next Tuesday will be a busy day for
voters. Elections will be held on that day
in New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland,
Virginia, Wisconsin, Mississippi, New Jer-
sey, Massachusetts. Minnesota, NEBRASKA
Illinois, and Georgia. In the Massachusetts
election, the Presidents policy will be again
put squarely o. trial before the party watch
he represents. In states like New York,
where the opponents OF the President made
up the republican ticket, votes cast for II
Will nave In them no element OF approval of
The Presidents course. But in Massacha-
sets, where the republican platform ap-
proves In terms what he has done, the issue
is direct TIE election will decide whether
the secession OF anti al mi nistration republi-
bans to the prohibition party or TO The stay
at-home policy will be sufficiently large 10
snnihilate the usually large republican ma
tority in the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-03

The building associations OF Philadelphia
and the state OF Pennsylvania have formed
a league for the protection oftheir respective
Interests Each association is 10 be ssess sell
ten dollars 10 create a fund wherewith TO
pay counsel for defending them against al
attacks, and to meet he necessary expenses
OF the organization. The Pnilaielplia ma
Pers, in noting the movement express the
opinion that these associations have for
many years past proven so beneficial TO the
interests OF those connected with them, and
nave 50 largely added TO the prosperity OF
Philadelphia, that too much care ca1no, be
exercised for their protection. We think
The same view OF The matter should b taken
IN Washington. Our building associations
have added materially to the property of
1he city, and have, with very few exceptions.
worked sdvantageously To the interests of
those who invested In them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-03

Issue on the let snd 18th % csss months e nu..
ietn OF al prCperty for sale a. rent co - ro1fs
which can De hsf on sppiic s'irr ..E 81 rE1I
b. sent by nail IL Sc n
At5cstl7 SIi,>
On MONDAY. Nov. 25 IA, a. al a M -RS
- :. Tsyy snus.
S.asing out sAle o. fnA real eSfN.e Of pavtf 4
30 ..
For iolI particulars see adyert SINE & IN Evening
Star.
Loans.
IS 300 a. per cen NOV, tr
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The bad management OF their case by the
resumption bill repealers In the House raises
the question whether they are qualiii Il -
business msn TO tinker questions OF national
finance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-03
OSEKAM y WEAVER,
RESTAURANT snd RHf
LADIES' GAZE, AssSa>lsk
Pennsylvania Arenae.
" Joto

RARLOW'S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
n l1SS PeH1Ss irdsja a reHKs.
OIL Paintings, Engrsvings, Photographers ~ rev
process, French and German Photographs, POrcs-
Lame Paintings, 1ne ChrOmos, &c; Gilt and Nickel
Frames In every stylo for Porcelaine aud Photo
graph Portraits The public are In vitad TO examine
our stock IN which viii be found all the late publi
cate rs Of foreign houses.
October LIST will receive fine stock of geaK,ss
Russia Leather Goods, comprising Frames, Port
folios, Fortemensis, Cases, 6cD
Gold Frames for Mirrors, Portraits and Land
scapee, and all styles CT Frames, Spanish French,
and American Naples, with without velvet or
gold Innings M sde to order, at reasonable prizes
Gold, Silver and Copper Wire; Cord, ooks, Screw
unpscked and hung by competent workmen.
II N. BARLOW siyes his special attention to
Transferring, lining and restoring Oil Paintings.
Family Portraits restored with the creates; care,
10 preserve the originality.
Catalogues TO be had on application. auzsl-sm
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BOARDING.

H.NDsoMELI FURsI,HED ROOY AVN
- B''A g"r titmal aud wife, or gva G "a le-
men, No. 20 GrsOt Plsce novs So
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, en- -uite
- or single. as. No unfurni-hei ROOMS wrb
suPfrt'r TABLE BOABD, siI32s Ispw t3As
A LAhTE. ELEGANTLY FURNISHEO PAR
a Loh. WIN or v ith Ut BOARD: also other
m; finsi. aud en suite; opposite Arlington.
80 '-Ihl- n tf'l u" nrvl ~
tIbsI CLA ROOMS AND Bpahu T THE
fahitsou ii US. rner 81 street ani Penn
bNsilH aNei ne, ~ lower than a,,y other hotI
IN Tue city. A PARK NSON, Pr.p'r. octSl ST.
NOME OF THE MOST ELEGANTLY Firm
= lSnfi, hOcNS n rent Ia the city, " nh The
m - Tt BLE BOARD. are Il he F1unl AZ NJ.
FLINT +. s33 nd S25 y-rmout aver ne o. r'sits
the rliDgton Hotei. ,c,ia 81
RooMs, WITS OR WITHOUT B0IPD-S.,xTy
painted ara ~ rered aud hs nd-omely furnished
tnIOue hout, comm dluus: bath room and wste-
cl1sei. Terms r'oasTa'e Coz h street N VI oca6 Ims
SFMiNARY HOTEL, GSORGFT0WS--Fo,;
= hishtd Rooms t0om sic NO; with or without
Oe'25 ~
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SOCIAL"
PUBLISHED THIS DIT.
REALITIES OF UTVRCET

BEAUTIES OF IIERREET.
With Biographical ana Historical lntrOduc tiOus
By REV. ROSTWIOk HAWLIY, D ID
Rich Cloth and Git. 81
A PERFECT GEM, containing Hrrbeft's sIoriou I.
10 us, Cu'ehold proverbs aod immortal essay.
-''f toos par srsfits,rs. Buy it and possess d trea
sure.
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THE UPLC OF PLE,sVnU.

OR, SEEING LIFE.
h. kkE v EUNHAM, Caeyca ErGuceIi,t
Aich Cloth, 81.
trumpet tisst of war; ing to snf Il pleasurs's
vOts lee A D. q not .'p -itfen by reu lc,; x IN
Iscy, original, powerful
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EF9R. RSNr-h S.mfortahls, vel Fu-a.shca
speetahie fan y. No SIS lth street north v.sr
e doors north II Psn.svlysni avlrf.. ON site
sheyherd Boiling References eXch suC. d octis I'm
EoR kENT-COTTAGE, seven ra0m-. st.big,
garden, lsSL and cis'eru ~ Mt. Pisassnt Vi
.sse iDasire OF DIR. BREED, near preui-@-, be-
Wa shaep sepb S.
LOB bfNT-An elegantly Furnished RFSI-
Ikf 81 I'm the Wes- End, containing Is roo l..
snd All m Germ improvem. ntEs 80 PEE mouth W IN
tent otll 70 r-ivsts Family Hno permsneut t-nan'
SIANLs, lnNfs 5lI1th street. ocIs
t'OR REkT- sndson-ty ~ rished PARLOR
y snd Chsnter. Al o Dining Room sud kitchen
oesired Reality the best: family small terms mo
rae spd references exchanged; 1I22 Nt, street
norInNta. &C u In
EOR BEN1-srORE with fITure. corner a,
Il ~ ass chusettS avenue snd 18Th stree, north
west good location tor a drug - re Inquire Of
Dr J. WALTER, l01l v street nv. oots I'm.
EoR REET-No s14 Tito s-rest porthw- ST. near
4 war Navy ard SIS 2 Departments, and couye-
nienf % hotels, elegant PABLO Is, en- suta or sin
gle, and other Rooms. Breakfast Furnished II de-
stro octs-lms
EoR BENT-PAkLOR and CHAMBER .nit.p7.
Tor SEP stor vt member of Congress. at l2lS
street one block from Ebbit House aud wiIisrd's,
prlNAte family. oct6 I'm
ENoR BkNT-The RESIDENCE of b MaIIetr,
Il Corner OF Pennsy lyania sveDue aud 18th street
northwest; contains fifteen rooms exclusive Of psp-
tries, store Rooms, bathrooms and water closets:
handsomely furnished, ard Win be rented on fayors
bic terms TO coed tenant Apply on the
misses. sspR-sm
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BUSINESS CHANCES

SNln 70 LOAN UPas ErNLF.-ATV AZ
-C'N T-r o--t. llsl.rr 90 Rom - sRsas
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THE SQUARE. OF LIFE;
Or, MANHOOD, WOMANBOuD, FATHER


Or, MANHOOD. WOMANBOUD, FATHER.
HOOD AND BROTHERHOOD.
sTEPHsN II. TYNG, Jr., d. ID.
Price 40 cents
At all Boob seilsrs, or mailed free receipt Of
price, by
WM. B. WICKLOW. Publisher,
~ I2d ~. and Madison are, New York.
COUNTRY SAUSAGE, SCRAPPLE, &c,
" cen be had at No. 400 Ce7ter Market, bet. 7th
and och SITS =, IN nth s!de, ard 4OS Eorthru Libsr
Market. Iuov2 lm'l j. HOfFMAN SMITH.
THE UNDERSIGNED begs to announce
Il 20 his friends aud he public gene ally that.S
70 The / RUG and PHARMACY BUSINESS OF q
the late Geo. How ard deceaeed, ~ S2s I'll - =,
c rner 7, norihwezt After al exp Zen = Of pver
Year, IA this city, and thorough kuO Eejgs Il
the Drug and Prescription business, he hJpes to
nj Tit b liberal share of he trade
I.W. HOWARD
Physicians Presorip, ions specially. nOy2 81
SITIATING PICTORI. NEWSPAPERS DE.
BOUNCED. See - he Ten PIE If Pleasure; yr,
sizing Lift. - o. e dollar IT.
ySALSH'S RESTAURANT
w AND
LADIES DINING SALOON,
y. T.. Corner OF 10Th and T. Streets.
~ Everything in thi- building first class,
pains take TO minister 70 the wants Of
guests. oct3l-lm
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LOB hENI-
Is. ". wAREER 4 60
BTGiHdrd n WuvH.r, Fy.ria / y Tgrgrs.
GI9 sirsei norIuWe.t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-03
To Correspondents.

All letters intended for pull cstioI referring In
any way 20 the editorial department OF the paper
should be addressed TIE Ef,to7 of 7As Sar Those
relating to its business dePs-tme should be ad
dressed 10 1h> PSbhSAsT Qf Ts, SfaT Observance
ofthese directions instead of addressing such letters
in either case, 70 an individual name, will prevent
provoking delays.
Checks, etc. IN payment Of bills should In all cases
bemsde payable tn the order o. The ErsniHs STAY
NsrSp0psr COrIpary,not ~ tina, Of any individual.
- No anonymous communications read. No re-
ected communications returned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-03
FOR RENT AND SALE.
II EAL EsrATE BULLETTs

TUos r. WAGGANAN, SIp seventh s.
IChs1Ees made every "Wednesday All SATURDAY I
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CORAL AND CHRISTIAN.

CORAL AND CHRISTIAN,
Or The CniLDRE, lILG aIN- PRoGREsS
b. MIS- LlLLIf y. BaRH
supeIbly b"- ma IL Clio b, IS cen7s
clever, enteTtsTinT story Every chiid will
cakCTly Tetd il. " De Goa ~ Z, Jr01ti ka1tciIs
ECEE RIGNIrM:
Or An ISOUIRY INTO THE NATgRE AND A
kENFL.TIVH OF 1HE GLO3Y OF THE
SikGl:ON OF GoD ACCORDING t. THE
SCULPTURES
hieh Cloth, Sl2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-03

FOR SALE.
EoR sALE--A SELF linking MODEL PRINT
- ING PRE>S, nearly new; iu good coUditiou:
VIVID = ID COW. Address "E" Star once. Ii.
NALtAbLE MARE FOB sALE-Handsome
v iht. gentle, and every way reliable n
haluable animal 81 bargain. AieoaCAR- IN
tlh0k. DOWNS stable, I7th ST. novs-3t' ga
DRINATE SALE OF H. UsEHOLD FURNI-
L tt nh mes ls new, embracing every "A
Ill < pertaining o fhe Parlor, DINING no IN, VA
-. 10 m snh Kitchen Fnrritnra Sale vii -
take place at 10 q I stree northwest. On ]"
day and uosda November and 6, let u cen
tine hours of lO . M. and D. m. Csii aud exam. ue
UUy5 "a
FOR SaLE-A ase COUPEUEr, nearly no :.
D weed Bros make. Me- York. can = % NJ
- used with either one two hcrsas HsE-JZt1S
y fur her informant n apply TO Nc ~
DERMOrT BROTH RS, Coach takers, PennsyI-
yanla avenue near sd street now 3,-
k>Ok SALE-A very fine, solid Rosew ooi d pris hs
L IN octs.e PIANO, nearly new coet-HRA
Sctbi Q great tcrifce for cash Address ~
PIANO FORTE, Star office. povl-3 UIHtl
nEE EXTRA FINE-TONED NEW GRAND
y SQUARE PIANO. with Agrsf for-.
8 2o0 cath, ct No. 523 TIN street north &79
west. oc,3O6ts fVNU
EOR sALE-A bay HORSE, fully gusrsn,csd
Also, Extension top PHErON. ad- ASN
rees or apply to &c. !. II. No. 80 7th <0H
s,Ieet. oco& w,s,2w
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MEDICAL. &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
(oNsULT rR. LION, THE OLDEsT.EsTAs-
y httto sreeisli.t in the CITY. he guarantees a
permsnent and speedy ia the shortest time pos.
doned sid III treated cases q specially A Thorough
s,n I'll 70 charge Separate consulting rooms 500
o'n sIetI northwest. n0vily
SENSATIONAL potitiye cure; 81 psr
fo'.'uis by DR. DARBY, at lis AZ street Corner
rem 9hspla avenue. ConsultsiiOn free. oot26- I'm
n8: LSOs, The Oldest Established and only Re-
u. Iat.e Lafles PHYSICIAN IN the Cts, can be CON
snlted every Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday, nj
Femse SSmpass f eaT.d to 2si sS6 Rs
dence Monroe street, Baltimore. octs In
nB. RIC0Rps EssskOE, OF LIE restore.
- nsnhood s.d the yisor OF youth 70 the nos
csuse arising. Failure tmrossibIe. Beware Of 50
yertisers no orer called Free Prescriptions thai
art useless, and hLslly prove ruinops.y xyelsiye
whatever has merit 4 u,t cost q fair price @, per
so Tays.asy P,. sss s sssn' 5E
Druggists supplied. jen-ly
he. 9. rRANsEAU, after more than tvon,,
- yea b sptsi and Private practice, treats oxIS
diseases Of women. Well defined cases treated By
letter. Private on1oes, No. 10 9Th street.. fopr
dGos shove Patent Once. Hours, 10 9. m, ! ano
SPECIAL SOTICE.-Dr. ROBERTSON ian Re
- consulted eyeTy Wednesday and Saturday Al 4. 4
,. N. on eli diseases Of the Urinary GrSsn. she
Nervous Diseases, VIE: Oresnic and Seminal WssE.
ss!. TIsnSIi.s Psss.cn 4 4ss Hes ~
Due ness OF sight or GitdtEess, Indigestion, &c sc
al resulting from abuses in yonth, sroesses IN man.
hoo1. and early indtscretons. 0ouor hes Structures
and Syphilis quickly cured. DIR. u. d . native Of
bai more Win yea-s ex pertence in special prsc.
visits v Arlington every Wednesday and SATURDAY.
IN need OF medical treatment for any Of the
above diseases viii nd IL to their interest call
upon him, Who viii insure honorable and scientific
1eement, and cure guarantees In every be
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-03

TIE r5poIi by the Agricultural department
OF the area end condition OF this years crops
presents a very encouraging picture OF agri-
cultural prosperity. Ia spite Oft1e unfavor-
41h'e weather IN the spring. and the ravages
of grassho ~ srs In certain loo glitieS, the
wheat crop is estimated o. The basis OF Sep
TENDER returns at $50 OG0, OJg bushels the ave
rage yield baing larger than in any yelr
since Ia. The yield of corn VIII in all
probability amount 10 $4,000 bushels
fhe large aggregate, but not the largeS
yield per acre, ever rccOrici. For oats. bar
ley and rye, the season has also been very
favorable. The yield Of cotton has been Sc
Tiously affected by tn ravages OF the cater
pillar, and Texas par .arly has suffered
from this pest. but for mis- drawback the
state. II is thought, would nave cortendei
sucCessidlly with Mississippi for the su-
premacy in cotton production. The area in
cotton has been increased. but the average
yield, except In Louisiana, where there is
promise of an extraordinary crop, IS expect
I'd To Re rather less than nat Of last wear.
Beetles. Tot and drought. will not prevent the
yield Of potatoes from being Create han for
several years past: and the reports for to-
baccO and rice are generally favorable.
The deficiency in the English wheat crop
10 which reference has been 7'r-- IL male.
is attributed TO blight. The character of the
seasons was most un'4vo-able, the winter
was wet. the spring cold AMI late, and a
drought followed. Under ordinary circum-
stances England is the only European power
whose area and population bear such a ratio
10 each other as 10 require the impol, alton
OF foreign wheat. In the pas, four years we
have contributed TO her needs nearly three
times as much as Russia. our stror gest COM
petitor; and The events OF this year. by inter
fering with the full development of Russia's
agricultural resources, will no doub. largely
incrf aSe Orr nresenf aduantara
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-03

William Cullen Bryant, editor OF the New
York Ereni"0 Post, is eighty-three years old
&c day.
Poet, pnilanthrOpist. mOraliSt and sage.
The milestone long The highway of his life
MsrE Tsught INT noble thoughts aud dee Is
Nolinehe wrote the pure in heart would bot -
"GOd has gwen TO him length OF DAYS and
he has filled them with deeds of usefulness"
We rejoice that Mr.. Bryant is hale and
strong in his LIES late evening.
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