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ltStauIdU,. itU ana ID SIS.
THE ONLY PLACE in the city where all kinds
OF Sewing Machines are repaired. Orders by
mail attended to. 52s 9th street, cor. Z NV.
Hon. A. II. STEPHENS used Dterang's Rhean,ntsc
Remedy Tor rheumatism on the advice of his
physician and was greatly benefited.
Lot'illes Headache Specific is SO mild that child
can take it.
MURRAY & LANMAN's FLORIDA WATER Its
flcn perfume radlateS In clouds of incense from
these who sprinkle il upon their garments d .iV-
ing away or neutraliZing every breath OF faint
ed atmosphere, sure preventive OF all Infec-
ton.
HEAVEN DESIGNED THE JUICE OF the hore-
hound plant, the tar of the balm of gilead tree,
and healing honey, for the relief of irrttatei
lungs. These three specifics are combined in
Hates Honey 0 Horehound and TGT, viii cure 4
cough or cold, however violent, with unerrin-
certainty.
Plies Toothache Drops cure toothache in one
minute. Sold by all druggists at % cents.
For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs Wins
louis Soothing Syrup has been used for children.
1t corrects acidify Of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels. cures dySentery and
diarrhna, whether arising from teething C-
other causes. An cid and Well-tr.ed remedy.
25 cents bottle.
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We Wish to call
attention to 4. Fisciei's Chemical Securing and
Dyeing Establishment No. 900 G street. near
stn street. BY promptly adopting the latest
improvements whether of American or Euro
pean invention he Is enabled to do his work il
a manner not TO be eqUalled by those not pos
sessing these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
for 81. n. Blaze curtains cleaned from s
up to $50 a window. Wool blankets from 80
cents 10 81 pair, by cleaning number a re-
Guctlon II price. Satisfaction guaranteed. His
cry cleanser removes grease spots effectually
from any article, and careful pressing gives
them an aDDear2uCe as If newly made
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IL
lin, and numerous Socialist societies dissolved
SEA religious society called the Legion de
st. Maurice has been formed among the French
troops In Paris by Jealous priest, and the Min
lister Of War has given orders for its dissolution,
on the ground that it is Independent OF the mill
tary commanders, and Obeying chief unauthor-
lied by the War Department.
sE-At the revival services in the Adelphi
Variety Theatre, in Newark, on Sunday even
ing, thirty men and women protested religion,
and the Rev. William E. Smith married two O;
the convertS-a middle-aged man and maiden
TEA fire at Tyler, Texas, Saturday night
destroyed five large stores and the United States
cOurt-rOOmS, together with all the court docu-
ments. Loss about 100000.
Ex-Governor Hampton is rapidly recovering
from his accident. The Rev. w. Ii. II. Murray s
hand is healing but slowly.
es John COchlen, tax collector in Pennsyl-
vania, convicted OF embeZZlement and forgery,
has been sentenced to pay a fine of s10O, the
costs Of prosecution and six months confine-
ment in Jail.
eB- Statistics show that 102 societies, twenty
eight newspapers and eighty -eight books have
been prohibited since the PRONUNCIATION OF the
German Anti-Soctalist Law.
E-RObert de Haven, sentenced two years
ago, at Philadelphia, to four years imprison-
ment for cOunterfelt1ng, has been pardOned by
President Hayes.
sE-The Pacific mail steamer Grenada has
brought to San Francisco $4,000 in treasure re-
covered from the wrecked steamer Georgia.
eE-Ben Butler Is still in favor of paper
money. He thinks the wad In the gun kills
the bird.-[N. Y. Herald.
eE-In a Memphis street car were twelve
ladies'. Eleven out of the twelve We're clad In
mourning.
ts-London Truth says that public opinion is
formed by people between forty and nifty years
OF age.
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BRODHEAD'S.
ISO1 r. ~. Between l2th ana 18th SITS

BRDDhEAn'S.
:, 100 r. NJ. Between 18th ana 18th Sts
ieNtt : Celebrated BAH KNITTING Cotton So ,,,>
Clark Best, zoo yard Spool Cotton Sc O snonis ~.
- ceits 81 Navy Bue Rele.iant Ladies Cloth.
'oc. I'd tolored Wooden Blankets aSr piece 81 III
air. ladies' Fine MeTino Under Vests 5lr sng
M. Linen Crash for Towelinp, Sc. yd ami M
AiierostogSin - Bleached Cotton. asc va Lovely
Dress Goods. 10c. I'd. and up White Wool FlanneI
l2Ec I'D and up. Atwood Frvnch Cashmere
donbe width, superior finish, so. Cotton warp Cash
Beautiful Neck Rufiiing, Toe. I'd aud IN Splendid
aud 5,button Fails Kids 81 ~ and 81 IS pair
Navy Blue and Seal Brown Six. only s5L,c vi
Bia, Lyons eros Grain silk, 500, wor:h 81 rs
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY By BUIINti AT
nrNl4tr RRpDHr aD,S
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FATAL SHOOTING IN VIRGINIA.-W. c. Wilson
and Haley Jefferson, farmers OF Pittiylvania
county. Va, who had previously had a diff ;u!-
~. met In the public road last Thursday, when
Wilson drew pistol and fired three times At
Jefferson. striking him twice nGarthe top OF the
head. At this iuncture jefferson drew re
VolVer and fired at Wilson. the bah taking e'f6 =
under the left arm and penetrating the heart
He rCelCd and fell from his horse into the gully
en- the side OF the road and expired Wi;ain =
few minutes. Jefferson was arrested ana bound
over. and IS row uGder lnelicol treat.nant
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CHEAP CARPETS AND DRY Goops.

Good Ingram Carpets, IS. 81. SIC
Extra Heavy Insrains CARPETS 40 and 45c
Al Wool Ingram So. worth zoe
a few styles Lowell, best Ins-rsins, $50
Good Brussels CARPETS, IS, rs and 9Oc
kenlnants best Brussels, use
f ful SIZE White Blankets. Sl-s. 81, $3.50. &c
SaEco ComforteIs, Cotton Lined. Very chaar
tloHhs-newest styles-unprece tented low nrioao
Tor Qualities. from 81. IS 10 Sa3. JAWS
rack asnrnere1. extra cheap, wool 4sc mr.
tolnred tashmeres, all wool A. 80 G2 Use
All Wool Diasonals and Series - sc
a. I. y. SAUDAIN,
EoN'-u 700 Market Sr1ce
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
An VnIuiry.

Editor Star:-Will you Ob1ige several OF your
subscribers by informing US whether the Dis
tr1ct government has any provision existing for
the collection and removal OF ashes and gar
bage! In the northeastern section OF the city
we are much annoyed by the accumulation of
Ashes, and have not seen collector for several
weeks. II there is relief provided for us, please
tel us where We are to look for 1t. and we will
lose no time in finding remedy for the evil.
No. 10 H ST, n e
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POLITICAL CONGRATULATIONS. - The demo-
cratic executive committee OF South Carolina
has issued an address to the democratic party
OF that state, extending warmest c0nTratua-
tlOnS over the victory achieved at the recent
election. which is declared to have been "a
peaceabie as triumphant and extending to
the thousands Of cOiored men who voted the
democratic ticket cordial appreciation Of their
good sense and patriotic action in voting fO..
the perretuation OF home rule and good govern
meuJ,"
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LECTURES.
FIRST CoNGREGATIoN.L CHURCH.
DRY GOODS.
,0TToM PRICE DRY GOODS.
THE PlowMAN ROBERT BURNS.

One hale yari-wide Brown Cotton -c. w,-ah Ia,
I'He case real good Canton flaiire c',c.
one case good Calico SC
ltn pairs white and Colorcd Bla,' cts al = II 81
3',d -. Black and CnOred asi,rr te, So,
Itn dozen Towels II and ~. each.
A iull stock Table and Floor oilr chs nov st,les
I&h.s Linen and NAPKINS, cheap. Rcd Flame! irts
ana irEwtrs. Cotton BATTING for Comforts l2i,c
ttr POUND splendid Black silks 81 A larane stSsk
assin,eres, from - tn 7Ac
!" NJ SELL AT BOTTOM PRICES
,.. GEORGE J JOHNSON,
h'Nlhu Cor. 9TH st. and Market SpGre.
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ELECTRIC LIGHT IN ALBANY.-The exhibition
was very satisfactory one. 1t was by no
means concentrated light, and the objection
tirely dispelled by witnessing it. There was no
troublesome glare, nor the dark shadows that
many many expected: To US it appeared as soft,
Gear light, equally diffused, when the four
burners were going. and under which the small
est print could be read easily and freely The
fourscore or hundred persons who We're present
at the exhibition, which, of course, was EXPERT
mental were pronounced in their opinion re-
gardlng it, and in feIicitouS way.-[Ai6any
4 yIfJS
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CARPETS AND OILCLoTHs.-Ingrain carpets,
carpets, ,5c.; floor oilciOths, all widths; Mo-
tlhghaln curtain lace. 25c. up; white blankets.
large size, g, $3.50 49, $3.50, up, per pair; bed
all colors; feather proof bed ticking, 23c. Tow,
sui 3 $50 Pa. ave., south side, near 1th.-Adut.
MARRiAGE LICENSES have been issued to Frank
rluhkett and Ella C. Hurdel; VIM CahilI and
CaInerlne Dentz; VIM. J. Ketler, Of San Fran
cisco, ana caroline NJ. Shoemaker; VIM. P. Ma
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Two DIVORCE CAsEs.-On Saturday in tie
Equity Court in the divorce case of Written
agt. Written an order was made for the pay
eXander agt. Thomas II. Alexander, petition
for discontinuance Of alimony was referred to
the examiner.
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THE SILK Store of Washington; every color
and every shade of cOlOred silks from 6j I5
81, 81. Sl.25 to $3.50; black silks from u.s. S. ST.
Sl25 to s.; our 81 1925 and 81 80 black silks are
special bargains: black silk velyetS colOrd silk
yelvets: the finest quality dress goods imported
pure silk and wool. 81, 81 25, Sl.15. 81. $3.50 Car
ter's, III Market Space. Piano covers from s. to
Sl5.-Adrt.
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A CHANGE IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE RO-
MAN CATHOLIC CHURCH in the United States,
which is fully described in the Philadelphia
Times. is, that paper says, very important
step in the history of that great ecclesiastical
system. Although the organization of the do
ceses and provinces has gradually developed
this country has been regarded virtually as a
missionary jurisdiction. the bishops under the
direct authority of the Roman See, exercising
absolute power over their clergy and cOngre "a
tons. Hereafter their power is to be subjected
church has been long established. Parish priests
are to be not simply pastors, but rectOrs of their
parishes, as in the Protestant Episcopal church,
and, instead OF being removable at will by the
ton OF some moral or ecclesiastical Offense be-
fore a clerical court, elected by diocesan
synod. These and similar changes are obvious
ly in the direction of a more permanent form of
organization, analogous to the establishment of
civil order in country which has been gov
erned by military rule
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,IX FINE DRESS SHIRTS

= Made TO order, of wamsutta MASH, and F,.r,
me Linen hosoms, for $3.50: ready To IN. on
Finest DRESS SHIRTS rraae 10 order in ,l,
mCst eiegant manner for So % - S4S
onr MnSftRl" SHIRT, unfinished AZ IS c.s
n-"ae 81 Manisutta Muslin ami ENtTa fine Linei,
ttfSStfi, j. the cheapest Shirt in he world $4,000
our Mystery Shirt at - cts. unfinished ia &c
good rs 2lly 81 Shirt i'm the marb,i -' ~
Oar Mystery" Shirt is rnia,r,l nj Fac.o-v
WHOLESALE irices. and six ~ the,a j. a nice Chrlff
Tie GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT. 0PrS Fpoxr
terry" "N -hss-
Our 81 Shirt, ready to tut on. has baan rA,,,o,
10 - Cts, aud Is worth double tlse money I'm; No
are compelled 10 Reduce Stark =; orr FACTORY ~,
i;ail-lilcit' az we are about IA hd large addition
i,e5s. AID desire 10 carry less SOCK whilst the
noY5tr MEGiNNISS'. 100. p street n.,r.
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DAY.........November Is, 1873.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL Off1CKR,(
LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemen,s, &C.. To.niel

National 7heGter.-Tbe kiralfys in "A Trip
TO the Moon.
ThSGar Cornique.-"GTiZzly Adams border
drama ard first class varieties.
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PLAIN FACTS.
TO BE CONVINCED, GAIL Ind SEE
FOR YOURSELF.
Business Suits.
sc, Z, 6, 10, y, IA, Is. Is. $40.
Dress Suits,
&C. II, Is. ls 20. u, Is, $50
Fall Overcoats
sc. g. 10, IL. Is. SIS.
Winter Overcoats,
$50, 4. s. 6. S. 10. II. Is. 1s, 20, S25.
Diagonal Worsted Coats and Vests,
z. s. 10. II. Is. Is. 500
Black Cloth Frock Coats,
6.s, 10. II, Is. 500.
Black Cashmere Pants,
As. 6. 8. $40.
Fancy and Dress Cashmere Pants.
8. s. 6. z. SO.
Business Cashmere Pants.
2.3.4. s. Sc.
Heavy Working Pants.
!. lbs. l.50. LIS. g.
Youths Suits,
81, 10. II, sl6
Boys Suits,
4. g. 6. 2, 8. 10. $l2
School Suits,
8. 4, 6. &. 2. %
Children's Suits,
ESQ. 8. $50. 4, 6. 6, 8, slo.
Youths overcoats,
l.6, 6. Z. 8. 10. II, SIS.
Boys Overcoats,
ga, 8, 6, Z. 9. $40.
Chldren's Overcoats. 225. $50. 8. 4. s. &. g.
Children's listers. 4. s, 6, g. $40.
Mems Heavy Working Coats, S260
Mems Double-breasted Box Coats g.
Black Goth Vests. 15o. 9. 22s. $50. s. g.
A. sTRACS.
1O11 Pennsylvania ACeNNe.
octlStr Between 10th aud llth streeta
d 2.76 CARRIAGE ROBES.
sla.oo THE BEST Asss9 SORT IN THE
HORSE COVERS and BLANKETS,
from 81 rp. at the
POPULAR HARNESS and TRUNK FACTORY o:
JAMES q TOPHAM.
l25 SereSth strees.
Adjoining Odd Feuows' Hal
Trunks Covered and Repaired Promptly oct25tr
limited STATES A PER CENT.
b q nnla ri Tnsnis sns SssSss
sss esSsn q sosss y ss Omitted
LEWIS ssrs oS Sass.
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FIRE IN THE WOODS.-The Alexandria Gazette
OF Saturday evening says: "a fire broke out in
the woods on the farm Of Mrs Frank Johnston.
beyond Cameron Run, yesterday morning, and
1t spread with great rapidity and was finally
Subdued by the neighbOrS with much difficulty
Had there have been wind blowing the effects
would have been DISASTROUS
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WHICH 800 HAD BEEN PAID.-Inqury having
been made by person In this city OF the OIL
GERS OF Philadelphia company, in which he
mad his lie In insured In 1851 and had paid thus
get back in case he surrendered the policy, he
received reply from the secretary of the COM
pany last week, as follows: against policy
No. 96OS we hold notes to amount of 1856 66 and
interest. This Indebtedness covers all possible
present value for the purpose Of any present
adjustment OF the policy. We can return the
notes for The surrender OF the policy now,
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A CARp.-Owing TO appropriateness of nv
business have concluded TO retire Hats and
gents furnishings viii be sold regardless OF cost,
Eenry Franc, 49, and 4S3 9TH street.
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EELVETs.
FROM AUCTION.

HavinE the LARGEST stock OF yELVETS i'm this city.
We are able 10 offer SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS To
DkEssMAKERS, NIILLINERS and = aILoRs VIII,
tuy to sell again To our regular II tail trade We ara
prepared To offer unheazd OF bar.a!Is in SILK ana
NtLTETS.
CoNSOLLY'S,
COS Ninth street,
noV2r Opposite Patent Office
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THE ATTENTION of capitalists and parties de-
slrlES homes Is called 10 the proposed sale at
public auction. by the Commissioners of the
F1etdmans Savings and Trust COMPANY of the
real estate now held by them in trust for the
creditors OF said company. This promises to be
ore OF the most extensive sales OF real estate
ever held in this city. and as the Commissioners
are very anxious TO dispose OF the property
great bargains may be expected. See advt in
another column.
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BOOK SALE.-An attractive sale of books com.
Thomas Bowling.
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A HEAVY PEEAlTY.-The sentence paSsnl
upon Edwin c. HAYDEN. convicted Al MnqfDc-
lier. Vt, OF the murder OF his wife is indeed 4
fearful one. He is TO endure a Seryitllde OF
nearly two years at hard labor in the penten-
narN. theli three months in solitary contine-
ment, after which he is To be hung on the frs
Friday after the first Tuesday of January ISL
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OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY,
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION,
OVER HALF \ MILLION DIsrRIsUrEo
LOUISIANA STfTE LOTTERY COM


LOUISIANA SITE LOTTERY COM
This institution was regularly incorporated by the
legislature Of the state for educational and Charitable
which it has since added reserve fund Of s35o6G5
It's GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS VIII take
at the following distribution:
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
during which viii take place the
EXTRAORDINARY SEMI ANNUAL DRAWING.
At New Orleans, Tuesday, December 1etl,
Under the personal supervision and management Of
Gen; G. I, BEAIREGARD, of Louisiana, and Gen
JUBAL !. EARLY, of Virginia.
Capital Prize. 100000.
NGtiesILiehs n;, are Ten s Dollars only
LIST OF PRIZES.
1CCarj la Pr Pre- Of 500 600. 100000
s Srana F Prze Of : sSS5 sSS'o
I'arge Prizes Of 10000, ............. 2n.oop
20 Pres Of 800. :::::.:::::. 900"
80 Prizes of 5GD........... $4,000
zoo Prizes Of 200......... $1,000
Geo Prizes Of 100 6i1Gi
APPROXIMATION PR1zEs.
100 Approximation Prizes of S2V0. ...... 2h.G2o
ioo AAp ro7inaon f frizes $3.50
s rf!zfs a1aianffFs Il Of La SO
Gen JUbAL \. EARLY, OF Va, 'oi-.ini9 iefs
Application for rates TO clubs should only be made
to the Office OF The CCnlra any in New Orleans
Write for circulars or send orders to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
?. o. Box 692. New Dreams La
Or to H. [. PLUM
ncv13-w&sSt 319 Broadway New York
PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST IRON
l. WORK FOR THE BUILDING FOR THE u s
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING.
WASHINGTON, d. c.
OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. Sth 1873
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office until
II NJ on the 10Th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1873 for fur
nishing, delivering fitting and putting in place com
pete the Wrought and Cas-: Iron Work, comr rising
Cast Iron Columns, &c, in basement story and
Rolled Iron Beams, &C. in second tier) first story
floor Of the Building for the u. 6. Bureau, of En-
craving and Printing in Washington, D. c.. in &C
corCance with drawings, specification and schedule
copies of which, and amy additional infOrInatiOn
may be had application at this Office or the Office
OF the superintendent. JAS. G. HILL,
noy9- Supervising Archi.ac4
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~s UNRIVALLED
w IN QUALITY AND PRICE.
Champagne Wines Of
INSET INSET : cHASB9S:.
Established 1s43
RENAULD, FRANCOIS 4 CO.,
novl-eoly Sole Agents for q. 9.
ERANKLIN HALL, corner 9th and c SITS. NV,
rent at very reasonable terms Tie best ha lila in The
city for dancing concerts &c Add Pesu.pns
cct2c-eosm 6sl st. or call on Janitor a: Han
FOR RE 5 S671G, Deeember 1T Grox., Fur.
i5ffa . e h ksis ss Of en tue Navy
MANHOOD RESTORED.
victim Of youthful! imprudence, causing rrema-
ture decay, nervous debility, etc, having TIED il
he GRa
my24-eo1y&k 43 Chatham street. n. Y.
makes fortunes every M aS BGsE ssn. isse
f Banfep Il vail s f9
MOUNT s xEhHSH SS g TEkEs!
FRUIT TREES ADAPTED TO THIS REGION A
SMALL rRu1 ftd 5kNhaEsrAL TREES
Send for Catalogue to
sep26-ktf Accotink Post Office, FairfaS, Va.
Nso DEPARTMENT OF tbs INTERIOR,
We w.s OFFICE E OF THE Wns ShSaES Tth Is7s
s 9TRs.s s g s?sasss P''9sfEs$ s
calar from mt this relating site for the
Congressional Library, will please do 80 not Later
h sSvs e. twentieth Of S0's9 sGHunz secretary
e. I1 tAb S Sskk S6fE S5HFAsx a.
DAY. November 18th, ISIS, at u o'ciocR noon tor
es purpose Of eeons 1f FH IF r. saasans
j. W. WATERS. Secretary. oct16-w,f,td
N~sro TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:-Notice is
Of h Se Ssr ths 4 n
Ar 81 Pc at "a the
SaSkS s.
HATn 6S sA4h e b EN- fs
LANP - SiREETs NSRT E IN THE
Of the District Of S9lumbia passed il EQUITY
r s o Fl E RsH' Ssgs1b6
0n nas on 18Th se S TIE
% feet eight g inches front fronting On said 18th
i've Ss i aa Of s al IN
Davidson's subdivision OF lots, in square number
an nad baas q S the a q
two CD story frame dwelling house, No l136 18th
Terms: One-fourth 60 cash and residue in three
equal instalments at six 6 twelve 12) and eigh cen
8) months from day Of SALE with interest six 6)
per cent per annum or all cash at the option of the
bid. All conveyancing at purchasers cost. II the
terms are not compiled with in seven days, the right
cost of the defaulting purchaser.
JOB BARNARD, Trustee,
sos ID street northwest
GEORGE TRUEsDELL, Auct nevI4eo&ds
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NEIL BRYANT ARRESTED FOR DEBT-Fhe ia
nous negro minstrel. Neil Bryant, brother OF
the Erie county jail. He is hot charged with
any crime, but his Incarceration Is due to the
fact that he is unable to pay debt watch, he
claims, lie is not justly responsible for.-[EHf-
fri. Cc,,,
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CONTEMPORARY GLACIERS.-Oae OF the parties
OF the Geological Survey under the Immediate
direction OF Prof. Hayden discoTerel during t he
present season three complete glaciers in the
Nlnd River mountains. the rrSt known to eX-
ist in the United States east OF the Pacific coast
one OF these is located on the east side OF the
Nlnd River Peak, near the south cad OF the
range; the other two ere situated at the cas-;
base OF FremOnt'S Peak. The latter two Occu-
Ply ABOUT two miles square in surface, and ans
Wer exactly to the description of an Alpine
glacier. though not as large. They have te.n-
nal and lateral mOrainS, and, though seen in
August are largely solid ice, with snow around
tle borders, with true glacial rift. and loving
SLOWLY down. On the west side OF tie Wind
River mountains the ancient giacia! action Is
TIE most marked and powerful ever know in
TINS country. There are mOrainai ridges %,
feet high and five miles long. The anc.tlt ga
clerS must must have been 61 miles long and II
miles wide, sending up numbers of arms to the
axis OF the range. There are no selim 1ntary
rocks on the west side of the range older thaci
the Wailsatch groupe (niddle tertiary which
]utS up against the base of the range vita an
inclination OF not over i've degrees. The geolo-
Sy OF all this district will be fully described in
the 18th annual report Of the survey. for ISIS
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SEE advertisement OF Van Noorlt Il Co., egg
merchants, Rotterdam.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Thomas bowling. auc-
tlCHeer. sold recently, for MeSSrS f. B. Mcclure
Il Martin F. Morris, trustees. the following
property, vH.:-EaStern part OF lot No. 10, in
square i9o. improved by large three story
DICK building, being No. ass Louisiana avenue
oplcslie City Hall, 10 Major +. E. Taylor for
sJ.ntJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-18

THREE OF FAMILY DEAD IN LESS THAN A
WEEK AND ANOTHER DYING-The family OF Mr.
George Hepburn, On street southwest has
been fear1ully depleted in the last few days
and his many friends deeply symoathise with
him in his affection. On Wednesday last one
OF his children, Elite, aged 10, died of c0nsump-
tion. and was buried on Friday last; on Saturday
another daughter. Carrie, aged II, died of the
same disease; and yesterday the mother died
also OF consumption. A third child son about
p years OF uge, is now lying i'll also Of CONSUME
ton, and there are but little hopes of his re-
covery. The funeral Of the second child and
mother will take place tomorrow afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-18

"A TRIP TO TIE MOON an amusing adaDta-
non OF Jules NerIe'S eNtravagant work, From
The Earth to the Moon,~ will he presented at
me National Theater this week commencing
thls evening The Kiraliy Brothers, who have
~ superlors In the arrangement OF Spectacular
litSeSc VIZ nave direction OF the performance
me scenery and accessories win be on a seal,
seldom seen here. There is plenty OF fun in tha
extFafaSdhZa- Ire ballet VIII b,. very attror-
tive. Mile Bonfanti is premiere danSa,ss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-18

THE ONLY PLACE in the city where all kinds
OF Sewing Machines are repaired. Orders by
mail attended to. 52S 9th street, cor. NV.