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81 PREsk1vk Your HAIR.-It 10 Q melancholy
and startling fact that quite . large class of thu
America people are bald, aud that too 1T an early
age and 1t becomes those afflicted to pause and ex
anime the causes OF Bxldness and then the ,e,nrdp
- EMersons american HAIR Restordtipe" stands un.
riValled for that purpose It is an Indian prepara
ton prepared purely on the scientific principles o,
the ted Man, snd whe ever s-en bald headed In.
dianf such thin has never been known.
, wee ctrcuiars to b had of Druggisls, giving par
tculars. -
Price a, In large bottles
!, Sold in Washington and Georgetown d. O., BY all
tn principal Drusgi t., spd by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and Canadas
u GILMAN. Wholesale and General AGENT
Washington, D. G.
o. e. FISHER 4 co. Proprietors.
NO. II Superior Street, Cleveland, o
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TO THE LADIES

II 7. HYsR, at tn. Sign of the Blue end White
l. Awning, Pson sylyanis avenue, between 6th
COS:
Bonnets OF sill kinds; Flats; Riban if; Lace FOODS
OF every scription; mbro der Collars and Hsnd-
kerchitE beadirea es, prsss C.ps; and great vs-
rieiy o. OF her goods.
rare deternin-d to sell out my present stock 70
mske r, ON fer Fal Goods, So that Il o.e Who With
to ct the b st bargains must come first
aug Q s3:
De l. j E II Il % Oh Just r.csved a
III large IS o-iment Of res Js. Brscel a. >ecsls-
Cos. Bro ches AID Esrriags Of the latest sts les,
Whi:h We offer unusually Low.
N. W. GAIT 4 BRO,
Sign Of the s&olden Eagle,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th Sta
S-3t
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT.
sx-nN New and secondhand PIANOS of
HYTTmy own and several other factories,
are always to 9 had ut my Pl no Warercom. on
lit1 street, between Pennsylvanis avenue and 4
street
Od Pianos taken 10 excharg>.
Tuping also stten led tn.
FC REICHFNBACH
s-A few very low p iced second ban. Pianos
from So, or EAle aug 10-eoSns
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SUMNER CLOTHING

F!Nk QUALITtEs- Cilizs ms and .trercers
" .iehng 20 pnrt hase Summer Clou ipg OF On
9aAliees vii IND our p esent scftment 10 b. .s
az and sefisa as IL tie beg nnirg of lie sessOr
hich We sre. nov ofe ing greatly reduced in p,i.
r oreer to run on our entire stock before tas
ClothiPg made 10 order.
nave on hand large and fns assermfnt "a
summer material in the piece which We viii make
70 ORDER much cheaper han the u, ual city prices
.-T -s .- WALL STEPHENS,
Next coor TO the lrsD Hal,
Pa avenue, between eth and 10th S.
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~ AGUs AND )IyKR Of thrte y.srs ttandi as
CuREp.-Mr John Langdon. now living at peas or
Dam. Hanover county, Va, near Richmond. I'D
Agus ARD Fever for three year, most oil toe time b.
mad chills .ice day, and rarely less than once
he was Parchei with fevers soon "a the chill lsf,
bin and af'er try Bg physicians, quinsne, ost o,
the rOPic adv-, tsed, and every thing reconme nd
% n1al was about to give up in despair. when Car
ter's Spanish Mixture was spoken Of lie 60. TIVE
TO ties, but before he had used m re thsn q sing 2
one he vas perfectly cured, and hss not had chill
or fever Siucs.
Me Lrnsdon is ony one out Q. Thousands who
ma been benefited by this great tonic Alternative
and bic Cd purifier.
sssSoe advertisement
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ALLEGED LIBEL.-A handbill, containing
what purported to be an afilavit In due form,
signed by young female, and charging
Bishop O'Conner and the Catholic priests and
nuns Of Allegheny city with the most afro
cioas crimes, committed in secret, under cover
of the sanctity Of the buildings thoy inhabit,
has recently been posted in Pi,tsburg and Al
leghepy cities. and caused much excitement.
The Pittsburg papers, which came to hand
yesterday, contain statement signed by three
members Of St Paurs Church, Pittsburg.
challenging the authors of the ISLANDERS to put
the matter to judicial proof, and alleging that
the girl whose name is signed to the affidavit
refused to swear to it,
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90 should be sniUe5sauy ksoso,-for its strictl,
tfus-thst indigss ion is the parent of q larse prc
portion Of the fatal diseases. Dyssutery disrrhea
cholera morbus, liver complaint, and many other
diseases enumerated in the city inspectors weekly
catalogue OF deaths, ara generated by indigestion
alone. Think OF that dyspepticsl think Of it an vbe
suffer from disorGered stomachs and II You sre VII
ling to be guided by advice. founosd upon expert.
snce resort st once don't delay day. to Hoofands
d,rman Bittsrs, prepared by DR.. G. NJ. jackson.
which, ss sn slterative, curative and inyiporant
stands alone and uuspproachsd. We have tried the
Bitters and knew that that they are excellent for
the diseases specified above For sale BY dealers IN
medicine EVERYWHERE An
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PARK HOTEL.

This delightful Suburban Retreat,
On srh near boundary street,
- is NOW OPEN FOR
s.E TIE RECEPTION OF
A.H THE PUBLIC.
The PropAsors respectfully inform their fries 4.
that everything served up at their establishment
shall be OF the best
The Bilia d. Bowling, and Shooting Saloons ere
in ccmIlsts order
Phrties w II be ssrved With Breakfast, Dnrer. Or
supper at short notice, and in the most approved
style, not surpl sed BY any house In the District
For the a~comr oistion If the rublic Coscbes of
tn Union Line will leave the corner of 9Th street
and Pa avenue every hour, d,y and evening com.
meucing.et o'clock N fer the Park HotsI: stor.
ping st Onion Hall G STREET
WILSON 4 HAYWARD.
Proprs Union Hall, @ st., Park Hotel, eth It.
am Civ -
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Eo1ICB.-Subscriber to the Bvsning Star
living IN the Northeastern section Of the city.
hsrssofors served By . youth named Thomas
WAsslsr, are requested TO pay him no more
money on account Of subscription TO this pa
Per, be being no longer connected With 1t il
any maansr. ThoAlas Mathews, who will here
after suPssinsend The ssrrineef the paper, Is
tie 0nly person authorised 70 collect subscEip-
ions on the route here referred b.
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rs THE UNION BOWLING SALOON, a new
and superior structure for the purpose just in the
rear Of Mr.. fchsds on 1hird street of, RI ras in
'iucements to the lovers ef the pleasurable excrce
OF bcrii,g. 1t hsS three alleys laid with upe
quail ed skill the beet in the city, and every aten
ton II given to accommodate gentlemen who en- gage
in the sport. aug lo-8m
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A DocroR or Spirit We find the following
spirited card in the Chicago Tribune, of Au.
gust s.:
10 The Editors Of the Tribune:
learn from various sources that the Board
OF Health 9TH :evs complain of my using Ma
deira vine and brandy too freely at the City
Hospital am willing to admit that use all
that | deem necessary for the sick land also
for myself) and shall continue to d. 50 as
long as reUain in my pIesen, condition 1
must be faithful 10 the trust COL fded to me-.
and conseientiously perform every duty it i'm
poses. If this course does not meet the sane
ton of tho Board of Health, they are at per.
fect liberty to supply my place at any time.
UR W. b. GREENMAN,
City Hospital.
If Dr.. Greenman would remove to Phila-
delphis, We could promise him, in advance,
an immense Sunday practice
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FRENCH AND ENGLTsH
BOARDING IND DAP SCHOOL FOB frOESG
LADIES'
QY NJ A. TYSON sud Sisters. on st., between
ID l2s.: and 18Th streets, Washington, b. THE
duties - this In stitotion vii he resuassd on Mon
cay, the 18th septemter. ~hrn the pupils ar. de.
sired to be punctuai In n, ir ssats.
For tern s, &c, circulars may be had at all the
Irncip.l bookstores in the ci ,.
aug l0-eotiS hSep
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UNION REFRACTORY.

ONlON hEfEC1Oh1,
Corner Of Pennsylvania az and Third st.
~ ~ The Undersigned re- %
~llA specially announces to e5y4sX
Mt his customers ard the FANSA
cubic, tbat he has laid -
in fresh stock Of malt and spirtuous liquors OF the
best quality, among which may he found fae Rad
ing Ale. other Ales, and Lager Beer; superior Er.p-
dies. Wines, Gin, ami other refrsshmeuts His
ladder ia supplied with the beet Of tbs market in
season, SERVED up ut the shortest notice and his
Cigars are Of the choicest brands. Thankful for
eat favors he hopes to receive continuance of the
s. me. B. SCHAD.
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is YOUR LIFE INSUREDa

THE OLD .ErNA 1NcURANCk COMPANY Of
Il Hartford, Conu+cticut will insure on LIVES
tor re idsnce or tray ling In al Isrts Of the world
ct rates Of premiup, which have been rdJust d on
no most .Quithble scale, an which are lover thsn
those OF mot other con psDies. Travelling leave
10th ihe, al and extensive. The system Ii plsin and
easily nv dsrstnod
Those wanting Insurance, viii f-d II greatly 10
their interest by taking out policies In This Com.
pany; particularly for one or feven years as The
ra'es are very low. Ses Prospectus, which can be
bad at ofase ON Pa avenue. 5ors ca Of the Ne
tionsl Hots'. Letters promptly attended 20.
aug s-lm" POLLARD WEEP, Agent
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A SAD TALE.-The Milwaukee (Wis.l News,
says: The people Of the State will regret to
learn that within tho past ten days the entire
f.mily Of the Hon. E II. Jassen, with the ex-
ception of himself and wife, have died by
cholera He has lost brother, sister and
three children by the fell destroyer, and both
himself and with are now recovering from An
attack of it.
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SUPERIOR SODA WATER.
mo =

DEABEa, have you tried the hes. SODA ia
III TER in the cityf II not 20 to ROSwELL'S
Drug sfore, corner Maryland nue. q, d 9TH ttr<t
where you can a ways get glass OF the sbovetruly
reath'ul, ding and delicious bev- rage with tho
mo- delightful Syraps, which have never failed to
please the taste ef tn. most fssiidi.us
n. B-soda Powders, for making Carbonate Or
Soda Water, for sale a. aboye sur s-2v
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X THOSE IN WANT OF kEApY-nAny Crora,So
snoul', b-fore pu' cbasine e. swhsre, can AT n Alb
walker Co.'S Masole Hall Clothing Emporium.
where they VIII md materials Of all kinds e,lors,
and QUALITIES made up in the most Approved stvI.s
ana Mt prioes sh!ch csnnot fail +, induce them 10
purchase They have just received an Additional
large supply 81 those bsartif and we'll mad Duck
DINING cosea, which have no comparison IN THU
market Their stock il we'll kent m. c,n.,sttnc ~
everything belonging to genrIsn ana vardrohe.
togsther with boys' and ssrvants clothing.
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GRIsI AND MARIo-The farewell benefit NJ
drisi Is advertised in the London papers, "pre.
vious to her departure for America" She ia
expected here In the BALTIC about the 2lst Of
this month, accompanied By the great tenor
Mario. Tho New York Mirror saws that room,
have been engaged for both ct the St. Nicholas
hotel, Of that city.
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MORE OF TIE DRoUGHr.-The Msrtinsburg
Eva Gazette says the heat and drought during
the past two months has been excessive. Most
Of the corn in the county is beyond the hope Of
recovery. The vegetable kingdom has suffered
as it neycr suffered before.
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RAILROAD AccIDESr.-Yes,erdsy, about 2
o'clock, as the express train from Philsdslphi.
for Baltimore was passing the New Castle
Switch, nbout one mile from Wilmington, on
account Of he switch not being adjusted the
train raa Of the track, breaking engine, tender
snd every car, more or less, and instantly kill
Ing the assman, who w.s named Horn, and in.
torins . number Of others. among whom val
Mr.. Hugh Murphy, q temporary mail agent
attached to the Philadelphia Post Office. The
eassase master VA, badly iejarsd. This vas
the fFsnGn's irs. trip.
p Inc whole e-eident il owing TO the negli-
genee ct the s~itoh tender Who lie q new hand
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WI. MARCY. Secretary of State.

6A Cam. -s.nce tina proprjetor's recent Lsbors
tory eniarg. msnts, lie il abe to fu fill his zumeroul
riders for LYONS KArHMR7N without delay. This
peerless an immensely popuar article for invigor
citing and identifying the Hair. il sod By every
druggist Throughout No; tn ard South Au,e,i a
Europe, and the is! IN Is of the ocean No article OF
any kind ever obtained 30 extensive . sale in all
parts of the world.
Let these nov use
Who Fever ufed before;
AID those ~ho always used
NV uas the mora
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GREEN TURTLE snip

TURTLE SOUPS and STEAKS are
SGH9N furni' he'd every dSy at the Forrest Hall
SHSAsnd Canal Restaurants, Georgetown,
DC.
Also, all the delicac3es ofthe seescn at short
tice. sANDUSKY & THICKER
aup
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GREENWOOD CEMETERY :,

THIS beautiful burial place Of the dead hayip-
1 Just hem dedi 'sted vi III sppropr,afe ce,,,nniI
70 III purpose is nov open for the reeeptio, tho
r.mai,Is OF dec sssd per,orr.
1hs MAesoLEUM has espsritv for . hu.drs,
ONES, IN Tnicn such i,ierds Ct the dead a. NAV
.pply can place the cspart.d until thew .its
fer the graves ''0' ~
Inc plan Off incorporates Is enc Of equality In
feeaa 10 the bts, w.i-h will not be put u publ,cv
~. s.'e, VI can be taken privately ss persops may
- AppncAu.ns to Be made ct the cemetery ofrcs st
tne entrance Of the grounds o, q mile and hals
ho,,n OF the Capitol Nm. 8. HUMpa asvs
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BEEF IN NEW YoeK-A New York letter
writer says:
was arrested this morning, by ono of the
Twentieth Ward policemen. for attempting to
sell tho carcass Of o diseased COW that had died
two days previous. Cases of this kind are said
10 be BY no means rare; yet people wonder
why so many men, women, and children are
dying among u.s."
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DEATH OF MRS. soUTHEY Tho London
Times, OF July II, thus notices the death o,
the widow of the poet Southey:
Caroline Sauthey, widow Of Robert southey.
the Poet Laureate, died on the Goth inst, y,
auckland near Lymington. She was dargh.
ter IF Tho Rev Dr. BoWles, q canon OF sails.
bury Cathedral, ard was highly graced with
intellectual accomplishments. She was mar.
ried to Dr. southey in 1889. about year and
half after the death Of bis 6rst wife, Edith
Fricker, to whom he was united on the day he
isft England tor sSsix months sqjourn at Lis.
bon; The Rev. c. Southey, vicar Of Ard.
ie'gn' IN ms Lsfs and Letters of his father,
says: When the day was axed for the travsi'
ers lSouthey and Hill to depart my father
hxed That also for his wedding day and on The
l!th OF November, 1895, was united at Rad.
Gill Church, Bristol, to Edith Fricker. Inn.
nediateiy after the ceremony they parted
NY mother wore her wedding ring hung round
her neck, and preserved her maiden name
until the report Of tho marriage had spread
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H Tho amended charter, allowing the
Greenville and Columbia Railroad Company
to build road from some point on their road
west Ct the Saluda, to intersect the South Car
DINA road, at or east Of Aiken, has been &C.
cspted
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SEVERE HAIL sronx.-The Petersburg IVA :,
Ints.iiseneer learned from socse of Ia. pas
sengers on Monday that there wa a HEAVY
hsil storm st Weldon ,hat evening, and TIA,
some Of the hail stones we're - large A voo.,
CTS
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UATHARINE ASHTON. by the ,utt

TATHARINE ASHTON, by the autto OF
~ OF Experience Of Life
Hard Times Complet-, by Chas Dickens
TIL. New York illustrated Magszi fer August
Eosa Woodvil e, by Alexander Dumas
JOS ph B. vsrnums hi tory Of Washington city
The Great Iliustr ted Meg ri ne Of Art ior Angus
All the Weekly Newspapers for this week
kvegythi,g Ii the Book and Stationery limo at
SHILLING 0N's Bookstore,
cor. Pa av. and AZ st Odeon Building.
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MURDER or A PLAYMATE BY A LITTLE BoY -
The Galens QllinoiO Jefferson thus notices a
most singular case of crime: ~
The Galena AdUertise, notes the fact that
lad named George Jackson, aged twelve
years. was committed to .il in this city, day
or two since, for the murder of playmate,
called Elias Horn, aged sixteen. Bob bows
were residents Of Millville in this county The
two went to Apple river together, and jack
s'n returned alone In answer to an INQUIRY
for his companion, he said he was drowned
search was made for the body, and it was
found that the deceased had been shot, the
ball entering his mouth. Jackson now SAYS
he shot him ny swapping the gun at him, with.
out Knowing it to b. loaded. His aceuser s
think he killed him for dollar and ten cents
in his pocket at the time Of the tragedy"
Cannot Philosopher Greeley trace some cor.
nec ion between this murder and the fact th at
the youthful homicide resides in the same State
with the author Of the Nebraska bill?
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WASHINGTON
+ z M A l. e L M I n A RY,
MRa. =. n. HAVEN. Priueital.
MIS- LURA A. HAVEN
MISS JAnE A. HOsKINs Assistants

THIS g. ho"l viii comm.nce on the nrst Monday
IN september. IN lsrce and conmodnus build
Ing situa ted en- @, tive doors west If 18th str..t
mrs Haven has had long and succsssful expe
r;e"cs Is tea"her; she has visited many SchCols
in various parts Of the United States ana Can.da
tor the purpose Of gaining information touching u
most improved Systems If female education: end 4.
II her purpose to establish Femals Seminary ir
10th 10 the sciences and fine arts and Tor real merit
in a other .spsets, shall b. second to meme other
In this dist, let. :
Mrs. Haven viii recsive bosrders into her family.
not merely az boaderf, but consttptinx part a,
her family, where every at eutiou win be aid IN
heir moral iDtes ual, and ply eiosl en- ture and
The utmost pains will be ,aken to preserve them
r"m the influence Of evil ard injurious sseo issis
~. =
The Sessicn will commence on the first Mopdsv
tn September, ami CONT, us I've m,nths The scbo
I,Iie yesr Will be ten months, exclusive Of vacs
tions. -.
The or urse Of studies pursued in the S.min.rv
VIII be arranged into four departments, and pupils
will be admit 81 10 ha department for which their
rrevioos attainments have fitted than -
The first depaftm sDt will embeaoa g amman. An
cient AMI Modern Geography, Aiithmefie, History.
Pencil Drawing, Music, Fxepch. Ccmpodtion. ana
exsr''ses IN Rearing and SPELLING. 60 =.
The Second Observation-Disclosures, Algebra
French Literature, Music, Percil Drawtns ana Con.
position. ;s;2E' oGt.tEEa - =
The Third Der srfmsnt-AIgsbra. 0eometry, As
tronomy. q oloRy, La In fiensh Literature Com
POSITION, Draw i-g with crayons, and Painting in
water colors - .
The Eeurh D. partmsut-Alg.brs, Geometry.
attn, Rh~tors, M.n.ai Phiiosophy. Lnei., Writing
Lectures on the fregoipR branches, German, Itai
ian, sp niah, Music and Gil taintinz.
- fERAs:
Beard ard tuition In Engifh, FrsrSh 4 PEN
eli Drawing Der term Of months -........- $50 OF
Piano Music and use Of iustrumeot.....--.-. 20 %
Floral Leather Work End Postal Drawing ..- o.
Latin and Fhon "rrapby 90
Spanish. German, Italian, and the Harp, vt
RI Teachers prices
Tailicn for day lchOlars per tsrn-Enslish
and Drsw1ng.-......-...'..... 20 %
Psv ment will be required, for beard rs hslf ie IN
In advance, aud DO deduction will be male from the
regular charges except Ia Gases of prottsc ed SIGH
neess or by previous agreem, mt
REFERENCES:
Reg p G G,9s Pastor st. Presbyrn Church,
hey. ); 9. ig.L1a, pastr ef Lutheran Church,
l Few: q .sD,ssos LIN, Pastor Prssbyrn Church,
\. 2 DAVIS, Efq, Lun+nturs, Va.
VI I0i. L. NklEr, Pungoto,gue, Aoo,mso county.
c, - B. EcEns, Pre- bytssisp Church. West ington
N. j. n'sn ssao,ls
hon. @OsEs cokw1A, NJ @, urhAna. lho
'. BALDWIN Esq, Pres't Board Ia .
hev. JSe. ". HtDGss, Pastor Of the m. r. ehursh
aug lo-lt>
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- fnzLrso or,.-1he Anti Eebraska mse,,n.
hsld 10 tie PARK at New York, on Tue a.v
evening is<t, vss . wretched failure The
meeting hr1h. Up in the greatest disorder.
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w. L. MARCY, Secretary OF State.

Franklin Pierce, President of the United States OF
.fmericG, to all Whon, i may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that JAMES F. incline has been appointed
consul OF Belgium. al Cincinnati, in the State of
Ohio, l do hereby recognise him as such, and
declare hun free to exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges al are allowed
to the Consuls Of the most favored nations in the
United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to be made PATENT and the seal Of the United States
TO be hereuntO affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington,
the 9Th day of August, A. d. 1854, and Of
81 the independence of the United States OF
America the seventy ninth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President:
w. l.. MARCY. Secretary of State.
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n From Joe shIiisnsseo, Ne hsys rscsivsa
q copy os"Hald fimeA," Diessas last novsi
fFss, Is cents.
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WADINa Across THE OHIo.-Boys are wa.
ding across the Chic river at the mouth Of the
Kanawha. tits thought the river has not been
30 low since 1888.
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q One Of The Baltimore Clipper cor
respondents, writing from Alsxaodria, Va.
says:
- The eaees- Of the WashinSton Evening
Star in this ancient town L. nearly run. Tho
sKens ct that Journal, becoming alarmed on
sceount OF lo-inS 30 many subscribers, "has
token time by the forslock," and sold ont to .
Roman Cathode emart fellow, that! He
says the paper il too troublesome TO attend TO-
Se!Iese be spesks the truth the size of the
bundle confirms Lis assertion
There 10 not syllable Of truth In this story.
IAo agent fer the Star In Alexandria a. NOT
SOLD On: TO anybody, while our circulation /.
larger in that ancient town. than ever 1.
vas before There Is no fear Of The lustrs of
the St1~ becoming -dimmed, with 90 small q
craft Is tho Clipper 70 sail against it No
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