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RATHER Funny
TO HAVE YOUR STYLE OF ADVERTISING DE.
RIDED ONE DAY AND ADOPTED THE NEXT.
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS,
will adhere to its original style of advertising giving
prices and as near description of goods possible
Visit 1t and examine for themselves.
FOR YOUTHS AND MEN
4Button Getaway Suits in Oxford gray corkscrew at
4-Button Getaway. brown or blue corEscrew, at 81
cannot be bought elsewhere under $40.
BLACK D. b. Diagonal Suits prince Albert coat. $15;
Black D. B. Worsted Prince Albert Suit s1s worth every
Nobby Business Suits for SO. worth AL ' "a "'''
Cheviot and CASHMERE Suits at $40 worth $18
Coed Fail t 0ysrcoat at 81 sold everywhere for slo
Our Fall overcosts at So Sl2, $l4 and sl6 not
Good serviceable Heavy oSercoats at Sc S. So must
splendid chinchla overcoat at i2 would be bar
full line Of Black Diagonal and Worsted overcSats
Our $15 Beaver Overcoat takes the cake.
Black X eo a1 i H at ga ,n and $S the M
pended upon to give satisfaction.
FOR BOYS TO H.
Overcoats and Suits at 50 so 49, $780, 81 and S. guar
anteed 80 per cent below the usual selling prices.
FOR BOYS FROM II TO II.
Suits and Oyercoats at S., &C.. ST. So and SO; not
enough profit in to pay for extensive descriptions in
PANTS FOR MEN AND BOYS
at S150, s., $3.50. SO, g. $780, S. and Sc; immense
GOssAMERS
at So, $3.50 &c. $3.50 and 81
II f ISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
Make no mistake and come to the corner 10th and
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The Civil Rights Excitement.

SEVERAL CITIES
call has been issued for a meeting next Monday
evening of the colored people OF New York city 10
give expression 10 their feeling over the late decision
OF the L. 5. supreme Court upon the civil rights
ACT Minister Langston is expected 10 make an adj
dress ana others. A similar meeting win be- held
IN Philadelphia on the same date. The colored
citEens OF Louisville Ky. are highly indignant nd
nave called meeting for saturday night for the
purpose, they say, OF denouncing the decision.
DENOUNCED ny CoLoRED CLERGYMEN
Inc African Methodist Episcopal conference. en-
oracing several OF the western states and now An
session at Denver, COL yesterday discussed the de-
cislon on the civil rights bn The Judges action
was denounced IN the strongest terms and several
lncendiary speeches were made. one OF the bishops
ueclaflhg that II the negroes rights were thus
trampled upon revolution would be the result
A WASHINGTON PROFESSOR pESoUNcEs TIiE REPUsIf-
CANS.
New York paper says: Prof. G. H. u. Gilman,
or washington, colored, delivered lecture an En-
NETT hall last evening to a large audience OF COL
ored people. He said: '.Ihe enactment of the
cl'n rights Dill was farce, and the republicans
knew. as well as We all Know to-day. that the act
was Illegal. IL throws the cOlored man back ten
years. L Mess the colOrpd man arouses, he VIII
continue TO be the Serf of the republican ulrlYr
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ID ED,

BEACH-on Thursday, October IL. 1883, ELEMoRE
BEACH, in the eleventh year of his age.
Past his suffering past his pain,
Cease to weep. for tears vain;
Calm the tumult of thy breast,
For he that suffered is at rest.
Funeral from his late residence Of 9Th and K
streets southeast, Sunday 2lst instant at O'clock
Friends and acquaintance invited to attend.
FURLONG. On Thursday October 18TH 1888 at IL
m, MARY T. FURLONG, in the seventeenth year of
her aTe
Funeral from her parents residence No 100 street.
LIST southwest Relatives and friends are
respectfully invited to attend
GIVEN. Suddenly, on October 18th. 1885, GEO n
Funeral from the residence Of his sistern law Mrs
j. =. Palmer, No 1l07 street northwest, Saturday.
October 90 1883 ct pm Relatives aud friends
spectfully invited to attend.
QUANTRILLE. On the morning of October 18th
1873. at hve minutes past seven a. ARCHIBALD r.
QUANTRILLE- son of the late Major Thomas QUAINT
rifle. in the sixty fourth year Of his age.
Funeral at the residence Of his son-in-law. C. McC
Taylor, No 1919 Pierce street Saturday. haf-Jast
to attend tHagerstown and Frederick papers please
cory.l 2.
RAMSAY: On Wednesday. October 18th 1888 JUL
ANA GALES tSster Lily) daughter of Eliza Gales and
the late Major General George ID. Ramsay
Funeral from St Johns chapel, 22d street, r
northwest Saturday. the Doth instant at IL O'clock
The friends of the family are invited to attend 2s
WEIS. On Wednesday evening. October 18th. 1888 at
forty minutes past nine O'Clock, after Long illness
JOSEPH WEIS aeed fifty -four years
Funeral viii take place Sunday. October 21s at half
past one O'Clock from his late residence No 1900
street northeast Friends respectfully invited to
attend %
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;S23 q street northwest
,lS-dNls DUNCANSON HROS AmctS

SA E Fl HE EasR EbE ~ FS
TEENTH q4T ., IS: SHEET NohTHWEsT, BE
a aX HETMEES TH1k1EhS Rf ''t dsTH'
"a CHANCE FOR 4 GOOD 1NVEsTMEST!
District of Columbia, passed on the twenty first
7.672 Equity docket No 81 we Will offer for sale by
b NovEMBE is0 FRsr sT 1885, a ar FoR
O'CLOCK NJ; Lots four "a. six l6l. and eight
numbered two hundred and forty-twO (242). in the
CITY OF WaSnngton according to the sub division
court by its order passed said has authorized us
a. trustees to make and WHICH ub-division fol-
tytwo 22 feet eight (S)inches on Fourteenth 4t
street lot Six go into three lots each fronting twenty
two t2 feet and EIGHT sl inches Fourteenth Oath
said lots four al ard six Co to be made by parallel lines
fronting Rhode Island avenue sub-divded into
three lots of equal length and fronting ON Rhode
twentysix 26 feet wide and the other two each TWEEN
ty-one CID feet in width By this sub. we make
in al nine 90 lots for sale, each OF which is eligible
The terms Of sale prescribed by the decree of the
court are Qne-tird cash; and the residue in and
sale all cash. at option of the purchaser. The de-
fer1rd payments Of any purchase money to be
on soa q All
assessments are to be paid out Of proceeds Of sale
resale will be made at cost risk of the delinquent
purchase deposit Of two hundred dollars t2OO)
bid By the decree the Trustees to
sold All 's to 70
s &f2EfaM F Z A EBNoSs;ros3 Trustees.
THos z. wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer '' A OF GSds
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T'Hos. J. FISHER CO., Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME STONE FRONT
BRICK RESIDENCE KNOWN AS NUMBER l4I1
KSTREET NORTHWEST WITH BRICK STABLE
AND CARRIAGE HOUSE ON REAR OF LOT.
by virtue OF deed Of trust. dated 9th May A. D. -
iSs5 and recorded in Iber No. S55. folio rs Of the
!aa RECORDS OF the District OF Columbia and at the
The nnJ RREeTmises on MEDNaSDAY oGToBER TWENTY:
numbered six CO.. in Kidwells subdivision Of square
nnmbersd two hundred and seventeen l2lD, as re-
lpa y 1st III in BoGt No Page rs fronting
wide public alley, and being the same conveyed by
James Naylor and wife to Sayles J. Bowen BY deed
Ss folio AZ Of the land records for the District 81
known as residence No 14ll street northwest. a.
brick stable and carriage house on rear Of lot
Terms: One third Of purchase money I'm cash hal.
IN one O and two CD years. with interest," and seul.
by deed OF trust on property sold interest payable
sale Oonxeyancing ct purchases cos. terms Of
sale the Trustees reserve the right to resell ct risk and
CHAs. G. GIOyERa r.,....
o6-d&ds CHA6. B. BAukY.S 4IuSseeA
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Political Points.

The democratic city convention OF Brooklyn, n.
L., last night NOMINATED Joseph c. Hendrix for
mayor. Mi. Hendrix Is thrty-three years old, and
Tor the past ten years has been the Brooklyn ne
porter OF the New York sun.
The attempt To get up a citizens ticket In New
fight one between the regular democratic and ne
publican nominees.
PohtlcS are much mixed I'm southern MARYLAND.
There are three tickets In Calvert county, known a,
the democratic. republican and the peoples. The
independent candidates may be said TO constitute a
1ourtn Ticket. The Baltimore american OF this
morning says: large number OF democratic poll
tlclalS gathered In that city yesterday and anx-
lousiy discussed the prospects OF the city and
state elections The accounts OF the canvass from
some Oh the counties are 80 very dscouragng that
general conference OF party leaders has been
heid 10 determine what they can do to improve
matters
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THE IVY CITY RACES.


YESTERDAY A DAY OF sURPRIsEs-FavoRIrEs BEATEN
ANOTHER RIpERLESs HORSE IN THE LkAD-ISrER-
ESTTN9 EVENT TO-DAY.
The races yesterday were largely attended, the
number of spectators far exceeding the average at
tendance OF past meetings AS rule IL was a day
OF surprises, the favorites generally being beaten
The first race was by Pkarro the favorfte, but
after that the shrewdest calculations failed The
second race was won by Mittie B. over Lorillard's
Leo and Huron, and in the third race the Duke OF
Montalban beat the old veteran Parole. The fourth
race was another surprise, Mark winning. where
the contest was generally thought to be between
Constantine and Gonfalon. The mutuals on Mark
paid $685.. The hurdle race was won by Beaver
WICK buster, the favor1te while well i'm the lead.
Jockey. The horse, in imitation OF Rangers per
tormance OF the day before, ran on and passed un-
der the wire first, but, having lost his rider, OF
$3.50
To-1ay's Races.
The program for to-day offered good sport. II
was as follows: First race, one mile for all ages,
Klca, CorSair and Elector. Second race, three
Iourths OF mile for all ages, Weasel, Constantine,
GTSSin nt; Bismarck, Polonia and Wandering.
1nlru race, Potomac stakes for Swear Odds. one
mile and five furlongs, George Kinney, Miss Wood
Iord, PizarTo and Henry b. Fourth race, mile
and War Eagle. Fifth race steeplechaSe over
the long course, Ranger carrying 40 pounds.
Cain Q49,, Abraham (lSS and Heloise Qa5l.
Rica Wins the First Race.
The first race was won by RIGA in u.s. CorSair
second. MutualS paid $50.
Rlca' was favorfte, selling for 500 in auction
pools 10 S55 for CofSair, and 50 for Electer. The
bookmakers offered TO on Rica, to 5 on Corsair
and TO on Elacter.
wandering Wins the Second Race.
The sec nd race was won by Wandering In Lii y
Gonfalon second NIutualS paid 1896.
Drake Carter Wins the Third Race.
Drake Carter won the third race, kinney second
Time 2:53. Mutuals paid $3.50.
nd r
avenue and the Brentwood road have been cleaned
and kept sprinkled by the men under the engineer
department during the races, thereby rendering
able.
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A MARYLAND OFFICIAL JUMPS Hrs BArL.-Geo
W. Carpenter. the absconding county commissioner
OF Charles county, Md, charged with an outrageous
assault on young girl has entafled much trouble
on his friends by FORGETTING his bail The endOI<sers
OF the bond were Carpenters wife, her brother. Mr.
Hancock, Carpenters two brothers and Mr. Dent
To exact the ball. IL Is stated will ruin Mrs Car
penter and her brother Carpenters brothers, il Is
said, are not yet la possession OF property which
they were taken as bail. Mr.. Dent is not able %
lose his share without Inconvenience.
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II
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY
IN GEORGETOWN, d. C., KNOWN AS No. S236
WATER STREET.
shall SELL at public auction in front of the premises
on TUESDAY, the TWENTY THIRD DAY OF OCTO.
BER 1858 at FOUR NJ. that certain piece of ground,
square being the wesernmost of the two warehouses
conveyed in deed duly recorded among the land records
of said District. in Iiber w. b. 107, fol 25 ct seq
Terms: One-Guarter cash. residue at six, twelve and
eighteen months six cent interest secured by trust
upon the property sold. One hundred dollars deposit
required at time Of sale. Conveyancing at purchasers
cost. Terms to be complied with in seven days or
deposit forfeited. CHAS. H. CRAGIN, JR
321 ~ street northwest,
oIo-U Attorney for owner
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PEAL. ESTATE
II TIL. CITY OF WASHINGTON. ID. C.
BY Eirttl, OF deed OF trust. dated 81 OFF,
March A ID. 1881 recorded III Iiber No 99i folio f:a
$50, ct Al LAID records Of the District of ColuIt-l
bi. and !: the request Of the parties thereby secured
VII si II Jt:. auction, front each of the prem!
@ hereinafter described the following real estate to
VII
ON THURSDAY. THE TWENTY-FIVE DAY OF
otTDBrl. y D. 1879. az II AIF-pAST FOUR O'CLOCK
lots thr,'. four and sx, J. e. Adams subdivision
. square tLrte lLltsTtd aid thirty one situated
Stft--t istwten 10th and 1lth streets northwest.
On FRIDAY. the INEN II SIXTH DAY OF OCTO-
lec " ground known Lots One Two Three Eleven
Twelve 3i Thirteen iii ssiu3re thousand and TWEEN
II tree tD situated South streets and 18th
street east. known VI H. HomilleT's Slaughter House
AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE OF prop
erfy III SAID Square 1.ttf3 Will sell all thnae
pieces 81 ground known the east thirty seven
ln'gf nt twenty two and the west thirteen feet and
Sven inches OF lot twentytiree by the depth of said
lots IN iuaFe Thousand and forty-seven situated on
south street. between 18th and 18th east i'm
it' u =, small frame dwelling houses OF five rooms
each.
Terms IF SALE third of the purchase money cash
and the balance III SIX. twelve and eighteen months wi III
pry aser or purchasers shall give their proiiIssory
Eotc- secured by deed deeds Of trust the property
sold OF al cash at the option of the purchaser or p-
Cafr so 10 he paid III cash each piece of property
a-er purchasers cost; Terms sale COM
piled It'll ten days from day of sale otherwise the
prof. viii be rescd at the ris cost of default
IL purchaser purchasers after five days notice III
The EycHn2 Star.
WILLIAM J. MILLER
JOHN PATCH. trustees.
of3-its 50j 10th street northwest,
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1t. Col JAS j. DANA, deputy quartermaster gene
raj at Newport barracks, Kentucky, has been Or
dered to transfer to the chief quartermaster mill
tary division of the Atlantic all necessary records
OF his Office and will deposit the remainder in store
at the Schuylkill arsenal, Philadelphia, Pa. Upon
the completion OF his DUTY he will settle his ac-
counts
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MARRUER.

SMITH-FOSTER. On October l6. 1883. at y. M nc
the residence of the brides brother by the Rev d.
Ames. PaymaSter HENRY r. SMITH of Boston, TO
Miss FLORA FOSTER of this city.
TOWSON On Thursday. October
u.s. 1883, at Trinity church, by the Rev DIR Addison d.
W. TOWSON to BLANCHE KENNEDY CAMP
BELL.
Neutrality-suspicious.. On October 4th 1893 by the
Rev. Richard Hayward. JAMES L. NERMIIJION to
MARY L. CROWN both OF this city,
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END OF THE BROOKLYN SCANDAL SUIT-The trial
or the suit for absolute divorce brought by Mrs.
Mary {. johnson against Eli johnson. the temper
ahce lecturer, was yesterday concluded i'm the SD
preine court In Brooklyn. The complaint charged
specific acts OF adultery in August and September
and the verdict is in favor OF plaintiff as 10 the
month of September and the places Indicated In the
COMPLAINT,
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The Three Card Monte C....

THE jury COME INTO COURT FOR INSTRUCTIONS
The jury in the Dunn case came into court az s.,n
and they reported that they had not yet
agreed upon verdict ana said
they wished TO know IL positive corrobation
OF QLeary's testimony was required before they
could ind verdict. The court instructed them
and they again retired
VERDICT OF GUILTY.
-Four minutes later they returned q verdict d
guilty.
The New York stock Market.
The Following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market TODAY. as n.ported
by special wire 10 ii. II. Dodge $50 18th street.
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Iwn =. ri pn'lic aucton tic stock OF Notions an5
D-y Ooo,s contained in Davis * Dckinsons store No
9li Tfi: street northwest commencing FRIDAY
OCTOBER TWELFTH. at TEN O'CLOCK A NJ and vii
continue from day to day until the stock is disposed Of
COZ, ~.:- Of silks y,Iyets Caskmeres Linens Cloths
AMI Hn,ts keeping Goods generally, Fine Iaces En-
hgol'tr.es. Underwear i'll Mcrino and Cotton, Ladies
Jersyy- Brushes Collars. Buttons Hosiery. Parasols
UH-lll>. GozsamerS Frinres SPOOL Silks Spool Cot
ten. f-Ee Scissors and Perfunery also Lille of yalu
able Goods for Christmas Presents and many other
articles too numerous to mention. This stock is choice
l,irs are invited TO attend this SALE tie goods
III .c I'D without reserve.
Counters Fixtures Show cases. &c, will be sold nex
MONDAY, at TWELVE O'CLOCK
o5-tul FOLEY. Auctionetr.
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's'Hos. j. FISHER CO..
4 Real Estate Auctioneer

TRUSTEE SALE OF DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
oN STREET. BETWEEN THIRD AND FOUR
raNpA-HALE STREETS NORTHWEST.
~ virtue of deed of trust. recorded among the
,al'i rs,'rs of the District of COLUMBIA, in Iiber
No 9J !oilo 3l4 will offer for sale, ut public AiH
auction. iii front of the premises on TUES
DAY tlis TWENTY-THIR OF OCTOBER 1888,
1t BAl-f-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ the
vest i.aii of lot No. IS. in Reservation No 10
fronting :. feet inches on street FORTH and running
BACK IN thai width $50 feet to 0foot allcy and i'm
pr%fs. b! three;story brick dwelling No 800 street
invest containing IS rooms End brick stable
Terms one third OF purchase money incasli: balance
III two Cial installmerts 1T and years with 81
PR cent interest to l secured by the purchasers notes
ard N. OF trust on the property all in cash at pr-
SiaSer option. deposit of 800 required day of
sale tcfiYeyancng and recording at purchaser cost
L the tIts Of sale are 10. complied with in days
taCltinx purchaser. after five days notice
o12dNiS REGINALD FENDAII. Trustee
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Water Work Contract.

THE BUILDING OF THE RESERVOIR AWARDED TO MA
LONEY AND GLEASON.
Gen. Wright. Chief of engineers has awarded the
contract TO- building the new reservoir for the ex-
tension of he District water supply to Patrick Ma
1Oney and tndrew Gleason, of this city, for s29s $50
The bids TO- the rest of the work. the construction
OF the cond lit and dam at Great Falls were to-day
submitted 10 the Secretary Of War to take action
uDOn
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IVORY G. KIMBAII. ! r.o.
OlI-eo&dS ARNOLD b. JOHNSON.S trustees.

F3HHREE FINE NEW BRICK DWELLING HOUSES
Il CORNER FIFTH AND 0 STREETS NORTH.
On TUESDAY. OCTOBER TWENTY-THIRD. atSea
FIVE O'CLOCK ? b., we will sell in front of thes Ea
premises Lots 81 5 and "a subdivision of Lot a. LIN
ia square l2 Each of these lots front 20 feet and is
improved by the most complete dwelling houses in this
city, having ali the modern conyeniences each house
containing eleven rooms Nth library and bath closets
S';. one OF the best Investments in city readily
rented and aging good interest
Terms; One third cash; balance in and two years
notes to bear interest and to be secured trust
on Premises; OF all cash at option of purchaser Con-
veyancins &C. at purchasers cost deposit of 800
in five days, otherwise resale at and cost of pur-
chaser after five days public notice of such resale in
some new sfaIer published in Washington DC
obs d&is DUNCANSON BROS Arcts
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I. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.

eps
1Rt STEES' SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL. TWO STORY
GOIHlC BRICK DWELLING, WITH MANSARD
ROOF AND ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, No.
sos MAPLE AVENUE, LIE DROIT PARK
BY Tirtlc OF deed Of trust: dated November lst.s
~ ID 1879 duly recorded III Liber No 49, folio 443 $50
one OF the land records for the District of Columbia a
and az the request Of the party secured will sell at
pubic auction. in front OF the premises. on MONDAY
oEINBEK TWENTY NINTH, 1883. at HALF-PAST
fOUk O'CLOCK F. NJ, the following described real
estate situate in the county of WASHINGTON District
Columbia, to wit All of lot numbered fourteen 90 in
block Numbered two Cd of A. L. Barber ia subd-
vSiG o. LIE Drolt Park fronting sixty 6o feet on the
nrtn side Oh Gilman street. called Maple avenue
with depth of hundred and forty Clad feet as
recorded in the Office of the surveyor of said District
to5et!ier with the improvements, &c
Terms OF SALE 81 26S SO and expense of sale in cash.
and the balance al six twelve and eighteen months for
which the notes of the purchaser bearing interest from
the Gay OF sale and secured by deed of trust the
rs4Ired at the time of sale and all conveyaicng at the
expense OF the purchaser. Terms to be complied with
III sven days. otherwise the Trustees reserve the right
to resell the property at the risk and of the default
lis purchaser after five days advertisement i'll The
tNeillg Star newspaper.
IVORY G. KINIBAII. ! 1u,..ou
OlI-fO&dS ARNOLD b. JOHNSON.S IIuaiSeS.
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The Land Fraud. i'm The West.

COmm1SS oner Mcfarland of the General Land
Ofice Is continuing vigorously, the crusade inaugu-
rated agai LIST what are known as ''Land Cruisers
In the West. Upon the reports of special agents
thirteen Entries OF public land in Washington Terri
tory Wer yesterday held for cancellation. The
ComlniSs ner says that all OF the parties In these
eases app' ar to have combined in the commission of
notary WlO witnessed the papers All OF the en-
tries, .aftr confirmation were transferred to one
individua.
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"-eHE lotto" GAS ENGINE

--sHE OTTO" GAS ENGINE
aegIf s no boiler avoids all expensive attendance
M sxsonSyey re 5Innins Psse3gsr and Fright
aud Iith0grsRhic Presses Coffee Nls Eoaeters PspeF
and hniine 4achinery, IAthes, %. 30 This engine
possee:ses TIE ieast nnmber q woRkns paxta and
u ESs Rsssscalsn e pFioas "a. spply as One a
WasRmesoo 0as AGas ca G13
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CIR THE BEsr
1.-THE CONCORD HARNESS.
THE CONCORD COLLAR
LUTZ b BRO, SOLE AGENTS
For the sale Of the celebrated CONCORD HARNESS"
have on hand large stock Of all kinds at low prices
lar 1s stamped with makers lame and trade mark
HORSE BLANKETS AND LAP ROBES
In great variety at Bottom Prices
sep11 4e7 pennsylyania Avenue
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IHE ELECTION IN TIE CREEK NATION.-The Com
missione. OF Indian Affairs has received report
from Intian Agent Tafts, at the Union Agency
Indian TerrtOry giving the results OF the election
recently held in the Greek Nation, to fill the posi-
tlOn or chief The agent reports that the vote stood
as follows: j. NJ. PeTyman, 641; Samuel Chicote
COS; !s-par-he 4S6. The agent warns the COM
missioner that few Indians and negroes at the
lnStlgatlon OF designing white men, will complain
TO him OF the result, and charge unfairneSs upon
the successful candidate.