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MARINE NEWS.
Nov q2-s. Rise. bS-s. Sets, I Ssh. w.tor11 1

CLEARED.
sTEAMsHIPs-Baltc. Aspinvall; Y w Bruno,
Baltimore; City OF Bath, Boston.
BARK-Idolique, GBritishl Murphy, for London.
BRlGs-Covndonsa HsvaaA: j Is King, Halifax;
Waverly, Galveston.
sCHOONERs Volunteer; Msranham; Julia A
Rider LAvacca; Katie Hoyt Norfolk.
sLooP-LAdy Washington, Coyie, New Haven.
Arrived.
sTHANsHIPs- Morayan, Liy'l and Queenstown;
BARK Prairie Bird, Boston, with maIchaudise.
BRItiS-fim. Cow Bay, & II; NOlant Bangor.
sCHOONER-Picnic, Patras, With merchandise.
BELOW-Shirs Ontario, Liverpool Monarch Of
the Sea, Liverpool. Wind NNW.
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Too Late for Classification.

DAINTERS-THE N. Y. 2. HOUSE PAINT.
L ets' Association meet at % sixth avenue this
evening, ana invite all Associations represented In
Central Union TO attend aud discuss the Cons
ofPAintsu' SAtionAl Union. JAMES A. BOURKE,
President. W. II. MATHEWS, sec. 36l
4 SHOEMAKERS WANTED TO GO A
- short distance In the country to work ladies'
morocco and kid boots. Good vases and STEADY em-
poy. Call at "a Dcy st. from II to o'clock. sC4
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SAVINGS BANAs.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, COR. OF
N14th ,t. and sIh aye,-Open daily from 10 a. IN TO
Sp m; Mondays and lhursdars from 8 to p IN. 6
per cent. interest, Zee from government tax. De-
sits made on or before Dec. lat will draw interest
from that date. THOs. CHklsTi, PIest. X. IL.
BULL. secty. 95b
T. PER CENT. INTER ES T
u Allowed nv Union Dime sayings Bank, 499 Canal
At. cor OF NAlick. Assets, Sl,5I 1850 IS. S52
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trial. Both Of the mon were natives a China.
Avvee vas ~ years Of se, and Abbot 10 ~.
Fatal Resuh Of a Fioh.-Jsmes Nsliy died 81
No. 100 Second svnnue yesterday morning, from the
effects Of blow with stone, received ct the hands
Of james Farley. during quarrel which occurred on
sunday night, In front Of sos First svenue, Coroner
Collin held 40 inquest the body Of kslly and the
Jury rendered a verdict AGAINST Farley. The lsuer
OF The Grand Jury Farley says that he VS. frst
assaulted, and struct deceased In self-defence -
ceased was 70 Years Of age, and natV. OF lre
Farley lived 81 2Ol East 34ih street. lie WORKED IN
q silE factory
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hem ell. A. be took ,he leh hand Of one
-ho hsd Lost his other arm, the poor felIov
Mid, general mr. arm is . serious loss but the
honor you have done me 10 shaking my remaining
hand almost rspsys me-" "whefe did you leave ~"
said the General In . ymps,beue tone. I'm the
wildsrpssa" was the reply. ABR said General
<ruut .thsrs vss hard vort there ] am Glad,
however. that you arc not entirely prevented by
your misfsrtune from earning a livelihood" Then,
tnrnips v Postmaster, he romarfed. "eomethins
oushs 10 be done for those poor fellows, and am
vzu,msly glad ths, you hnd employment even
Spr n fsvr Having finished shaking hands with
The men, thres more hearty cheers were given, and
che distinguished visitor soon after len the Post
once About G T. NJ, General Grant leh the hotel
An private carriage, and drove with his family aud
suite 70 Courtlandt stree, ferry, from whence they
crossed 70 jersey CITY, and took the o'cloek train
for Washington.
ST.. GEORGES CHuRou.-Righty thousand
<aiarA being the Insurance this sdcs, have been
,paid By the undsrvritern, ard thift-tvo thousand
Dollar more have been secured Tor the rebuilding Of
this church. The entire coat vi 10 sl5aOOo and II
A. believed that The balance tsSs,Ooo) will soon be
raised.
PHILADELPHIA FIREMBS. Steam Fire En-
CINE Co. No. 10 Of Phnsdelphis. srrivedhers on Mon
DAY, On route 70 Altsny ON their arrival on honday
evening they we're received BY Liberty steam Fire
Engine No. l. and snervSds visited hiblo's Garden
They len yesterday for Albany and viii return on
Friday, when Liberty Co. will Haln receive hem'
THE LATE CoLLKcTon.-The search for the
remains Of Preston King vi. discontinued Yesterday
ON soooun, Of the rain and storm. AZ soon as The
weather permits the piers will undergo nsld
-.-..t.. An arder II po~sibls TO discover the
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POLITICAL.

10TH ALDERMANIC DISTRICT, TAM
lOmAny Hal-At a meeting OF the Delegates Of
the Tamlnsny Hall Convention OF the above Dstfcl
held on Tuesday evening" Nov. 2lsL 1865, al the Co
than, 2y5 Bovery, on motion,
Mr.. BERNARD REILLY
was nominated as the candidate for the above Di.-
triCt
wM,H u. AUhFoRD, Chairman.
II. FERIGAS, I secisAhes
Headquarters. Council No. Ia
Army and Navy Leage,
Room is, Cooper lnsti'ute
New Yogk City, Nov Il, 1868.
BERN ARD REILLY, E-q, .s the nominee OF his
Council for Alderman in the 10th Aldermanic bis.
.rlet. JAS. A. WALSH,
.. President.
Secretary.
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quantity of -four, mir together then add a pint Of
broth and the ,uce fom the pan in which the chicken
4, baked. The bird !. then Gu, in seven piece. al
tho bone. and ,tls setap. mn, In with the sauce
few drop. Of burnt sugar are added 70 give It nice
brown also sir whole pepper eorn,, tvo cloves
pinch Of thyme and one BAY leaf This Is cooked
fe~ moments and then strained over the onion sho
into this the pieces Of hacooted chicken are placed
and In to simmer gently for amost an hour In
the meantime bread had been cut in fancy "spes
ana tIieo ana pl~eu AROUND 'ne e-to " Wv
ana 'ne ohu' sheh o"oseu' in1 :"
the sauce poured over me rnole in,
tify
PARENTS IL FnioAssr,.-A few parnip' we're Gu.
In slices. aud placed In . pan and entirely covered
with warm -a'ef' "ad mus SAT- sHu 30 80.
until tender. Some butter and houi are mii'u '"
se'nei Wv, .ns w.. ,n' .,ar.,.,.,.,,I,~
H. ana I'VE o'o'n rom no A,,,,.,.
and, as the p'o'r',ot ,'id, 1--WE u one Do anu
"ie"'' =" W ,,'I -. -, -, ~
c..ns and eorIps .iI apples. the core. being taken
out nth .h,rp hollow tube made for tho purpose,
| -, .,...,,t.. ant I'm ,,Iverized ,ng.r few
.s. ~" :, ..e bead Gu, n and then into fancy
,h.p,, With (. cake cutter, we're dipped In melted
butter and placed in pan, an 'D;e being put to, on
yu, on ,sch apple, and again sugar pu: over tho
whole. Thoy we're then put INTO a quick oven. to
b.t, for forty minutes. at the expiration Of which
time pour over the apple. tablespoonful of melted
butter. Thoy should then hAe about '".nv
inmates lonser aiief Nhieh p''e" mon on p-'o'
Win .ho bread . und', them Tine Juice :, Oro,a
On ue w" y -. ~, 4, hor ovo,
and about nall pin, oil warm Nae' 70, "" ~.
. sharp FIRE for few moments, and then strain IL
over tie apples.
L,ufuf FIS9EAs.-Three ounces Of butter we're
put Into q bowl, aud beaten until soft then four
ounce. Of sugar and thrre yoIts Of we're sdded
| ~ -, ..t..... 4. .,doa al, o,,ra. If fonr.
10 "s "A'ui' - - - -
the whites are besten 70 ssuh irosh IN cool place.
(rhieh the Professor remarked IL absolutely necesss-
| -.--I. =. - q ,,o,t , .,a all 4. r,i,.d and
.1Ne $500 -. .,,h Non ., hy
i',,,. 49, -,,h din ,rha .,,.ch.I.
a : -, -. - ,.,,oh nl..,
-,-.,-.s. - a.. 49,. -, n, "a. v,,h .noon
| 'hnpou eaAe VI ""se' IS" W" W -,
| After this Ia sccOn plthed sprinkle nttle suFnr
over the top Of the cakes and Immediately put them
| Into Q very quick oven 70 remain Tor lev moments
70 prevent spr aiding; then into more moderate
90, mi, .r,,,si, ,ootea
"'oH 1u", -, -
Tho "ladies' nger,"n the last on the bill OF fare,
and Tho he .proned and hIte eaped cook then pro-
! - - - ~, -. 81 III. ,ha "a
e-I., - ,-.-, =.
, 'HA.' ~. as,,'., -. -. .,-N.,
'',- -. 49, - ~. ... .t,,, a.. -
! -, - -. -. g.. -.
dish 10 tasted by the pupils arc placed along the
hio, 40. .ns IN. d,nn., ,.,d. ,s.dv IN, IN. ca.,
n'' - -. ,,.,.,,e.
ERRK IEcruRRs The Young Men's Chris.
.
tan Association announce lecture This evening, al
,h.ir Poom. TAI Filth .venue eornsr of 22A street
!, | tnro p.v N s,,.r, nod.a s,b,.c, rr.vaIins 4,
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MILF AkeH.

ARMY CLAIMS-OFFICERS, SOLDIERS
hAud hcifs Of deceased, can have their claim, Of
every description promptly adjusted and settled
Advances made. Apply In person, or address Messrs
Broadway. 122
ARMY CLAIM OFFICE-OFFICERS, SOL
IA dieIs aud heirs OF deceased can havr a. claims OF
whatever nature July adjusted and sott td-paI
ticular attention 10 payment Of State BCun es, bal
Ances OF Government lountes. back pay all clothing
money. Apply in person or address, l. BROWN g
co, Bankers, Park Place. 1884
IMPORTANT To SOLDIERS-ALL. UN-
i ,etted claims OF every description against the
Rtates or the United States will he promptly settled
Al the L. =. Army Agency, 81 BECKER 81, directly
opposite the pay department. Apply In person. or by
letter enclosing stamp. $40
BROWN & GO, NAVY PRIZE MONEY
IL. Office Park Place, (Bank Building established
four years All navy claims collected and paid. New
lists are now ready with the amounts. Call or ad-
dress by letteI sSS
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AUG. b. SAGE,
500 Chairman Central Committee.
10TH WARD HECKER CLUB-AT A
- meeting Of the above Club, held at the house
OF Adam EsJleln's, on Iuend.y, the 2lst Inst, the
following officers were elected-PTosident Thomas
q. Kennedy Vice President Patrick smith roe.
retAry, Henry Deyoe. After which the meeting
adjourned until 10 morrow evening, the 22d iuss
ThOs. &. Kennedy, Pres't HENRY DEvOE.
secretary. 3G3
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FENIAN CONGRESS,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 23.-At the session of
the Fenian Congress, on Saturday night, the
Committee on the Constitution and Govern
ment reported new constitu ton, which effects
radical changes, abolishing the Central Coun-
Gil and creating Senate, fifteen in number
and abolishing the office of Head Centre and
creating President and Military and Naval
Bureaus, with secretaries of the treasury and
war, who shall have control Of their several
departments. All appointments made by the
president, and all appropriations must be
ratified by the Senate. The new constitution
OF the Fenlans is after the Constitution of the
United States. The committee took that IN.
strument as their model. Besides q military
board at headq quarters the econstItution,proyides
TOT an assistant inspector general far each
State.
The following were elected Senators:
w. X. Roberts, New York, President of the
Senate; b. ID. Killian, Missouri; James Glib
6ons, Pennsylvania; Michael Scanlan, Illinois,
D. b. Daily, Indiana; b. +. Mullen, Eennes-
see; w. Fleming, New York; p. Brannan
kentncky, p. s. Meehen, Of the Irish Ameri-
j. w. Fitzgerald, Ohio; S. j. Meany, of the To-
ledo Commercial, Ohio; p. O'Rourke, New
York; William o. Sullivan, Ohio; ID. O. Sulli.
van, New York
The Constitution also provides for a House
OF Representatives, to be composed of delegates
assembled in Congress. They held their first
session this evening. The House was called to
order at O'Clock p. m. Colonel M G.. Murphy
was elected permanent Speaker, and p. A Col
was declared amid loud and enthusiastic
cheers, again and again, the unanimous choice
OF the joint Houses for President of the Fenian
Brotherhood In North America
Ihe Convention has ad dlourned si1e die, the
Congress to take its place.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Adams .Russell COrrespondence q

Inc Adams-Russeu correspondence.
The following intelligence brought by the
steamer Hibernian is in addition to that pub
lished in yesterdays Star. '.s T.. l-r.0 2
Lord Russell, in his despatch to Minister
Adams, says her majesty's Government must
decline TO make reparation and compensation
for captures made by the Alabama, or refer the
question to any foreign State. The Govern
ment hewever is ready to consent TO the ap-
polntment Of commission, to which shall be
referred all claims arising during the late civil
war which the two powers shall agree to refer
to the commissioners.
Mr.. Adams considers there is now No dispute
as to the fact that the recognition of the South
as belligerent was an act such as was never
done by one nation toward another In q state of
amity. He charges the British Government
with having acted without knowledge and
upon presumption in assuming that evidence
of the blockade was imperfect. The block kade
was in consequences not the cause of the British
policy. .T
He intimates that if the doctrines and prac-
tices of the British Government are allowed to
become rule. the United States will not be
the greatest losers thereby.
Mr.. Adams does not appear to think the pro-
posal of Russell, to refer the question in dis
pute 10 commission, will be accepted tby the
United States.
Arrests Of Fenians continue in Ireland
Thirteen were committed for trial at Cork
and number at Dublin.
1t is reported that one of the Fenians would
become an informer, and re- veal the entire se-
crets Of the organization.
A Swiss paper says before Captain Wirz left
Zurich for America, he was imprisoned for
forgery and embe Zzlement.
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Corporation Affairs.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN, Oct. 23.-The Pres.
ident Mr.. T. f. Lloyd in the chair Present /.
Aldermen Barr, Garfield, Gulick, Lewis A
Lloyd, McCathran, Magruder. Moves, owen
and Turton : -
The following was presented from the
Mayor:
MAYORS OPFIoE, City Hall, Washington.
ID. u, Oct. %, 1S65.-To The board of Aldermen
and Board Of Common C0unciL-G Gentlemen: Il
observe from the newspapers that an effort is
being made TO obtain, for the purposes OF a
house OF refuge, the buildings lately used for
hospitals in Judiciary Suare. If the object be
merely 10 obtain the old material of the build
ings, to be used elsewhere, there can be no OBJ
Jecuon. II, however, the intention is as i sup
pose, to locate an institution Of that character
in the heart of the city and contiguous 10 one
Of the puplic schools, IL IS liable 20 many very
duty to advise yon of IT. Very respectfully,
RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor
Referred to the special COMMITTEES on the
house of refuge, consisting Of Aldermen Ma
gruder, McCathran and A. Lloyd. II ... 80.
Also, the following: -.f
MAYORS OFFICE, City Hall, Washington, D.
C., Oct. 23d, 1s65.-To the Board. Of Aldermsn-
Gentlemen: J. return herewith, an act which
originated in your Board entitled "An act 10
take up and relay the stone pavement in tbe
alley in square No. 367.v There is NO Stone
pavement in this alley to take up and relay
What is wanted is an act TO pave this asley.
the cost thereof TO be paid by a tax on the nrop,
erty: In TINS connecuon would suggest that
IN all acts 70 repair alleys tax for the expense
thereof should be assessed on the properly bor,
dering on the alley'to be repaired fnasmuch
as the expense OF repairing foot payements in
mont of lots is paid Tor by tax on the proper
ty, think With equal propriety me expense
OF repairing payementx In the rear Of lots
should be paid for in the same way.,sI make
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looking Shockoe creek and q considerable ex-
tent Of country in the direction of Mechanics
willie. The smoke and flashes of the battle Of
Mechanicsyiile could be distinctly seen by
JEFF. from his residence, and he thus had a
realizing sense Of the near approach of the
Union army. General Terry has his head
quarters in the Davis house. The insatiate
relic-hunters have been at work where the
plaster peeling from the badly succeed exterisr
walls affords a finger-hold; and the structure
is getting somewhat measly look in conse-
quence.
In going up Broad street to day orr guide
pointed out a millinery establishment lately
started there on a small scale, the sign to which
bears the name of ssL. Devlin." Some curfosl-
ty exists in Richmond in regard to this estab-
lishment, from the alleged fact that the woman
here named is Lo0ea DevlIn OF Burroughs
tragedy notoriety, and that Mary Harris is as
sociated with her in the shop. q. S.N.
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= = r I c I A L.
ANDREW JOHNSON, President of the United
States Of America

ANDREW JOHNSON, President OF the United
States of America.
EssdH UAom st may co,eerp.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
TO me thatCHRIsTBN M. HoBsT has been ap.
pointed Vice Consul Of Denmark, for the
State Of Georgia, to reside at Savannah,
i do hereby recognise him as such, and
declare him free to exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges, as are al
lowed to Vice Consuls by the law OF nations,
or by the laws of the United States and exist
ing treaty stipulations between the Government
Of Denmark and the United States. .r
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 WASH
Ggton, inst & the e, 18th ;th day Of October, A. D.
United States OF America, the Goth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
w. HUNTER, Acting Secretary Of State
ANDREW JOHNSON, President of the United
States of America
. To all tohon, 1t may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that ANTONIO MARIA DE CEA has been
appointed Consul of Spain at Mobile, 1
do hereby recognize him as such, and
declare him free TO exercise and ENJOY such
lowed to ConsuJs by the law of nations,
or by the laws of the United States, and exist
ing treaty stipulations between the Govern
ment of Spain and 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 Olty Of w ashing-
ton, the 18th day of October, A. d. 1865.
IL. s.. and ofthe Independence of the United
States of America, the 90th
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President
w. HUNTER, Acting Secretary of State.
ANDREW JOHNSON, President of the United
States Of America.
To all ,ehom 1t may eonosrn.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
TO me that LOUIS CAsAvAL has been appointed
Vice Consul of Spain, at Savannah, do hereby
recognize him as such, and declare him free to
exercise and enjoy such functions, powers and
privileges as are allowed to Vice Consuls by the
law of nations, or by the laws Of the United
States and existing treaty stipulations between
the Government Of Spain and the United
States.
In testimony whereof, / have caased these
Letters to be made Patent and the Seal of the
United States TO be. hersunto afixed.
Given under my hand at the city Of Washing
ton, the 18th day of October, A ID. 1865
IL. G. and of the Independence of the United
States Of America the Goth.
ANDREW JoHEsoN.
By the President:
W. HUNTER, Acting Secretary of State.
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S Ten thousand eight hundred and Eve
Military Railroads south OF NashyiIIe aprine
the month OF September =
Albany papers state that the son of a
prominent pork dealer in that city has de-
csmped with $4,000 belonging 70 the firm, OF
Whieh ne was junior member. - =
~ A rebel soldier who was captured NJ
gettysburg, and subsequently, took the oath al
Camp Chase, was defeated for Auditor OF
Blackford county, Indiana, at the recent cleo
ton, by Union soldier, by only four votes
HLaunt Thompson. after finishing a bust
OF James Gordon Bennett, has begun his
statue OF the late General Sedgwick, which was
ordered by the Sixth Corps for West Point Z
@The are now s2,5Oo,ooO worth OF boots and
shoes manufactured for the trade in Chicago
IN IN a year, and hebusiness is rapidly increase
ing. s-a-fE I ~ .lIEr -aH. q : : - 10 r
SNashville has more daily papers than
Clneinnati, St Louis, New Orleans or LONE
Vile, and the seventh daily win be out IN q
= The reported marriage of Edwin Boeth
70 the pretty daughter Of q Phlladelphla chsyn
ist, rs contradieted "bs authority -
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OHEN ENALIERb LIFE FUR THE HAIH
will restore Gray Hair toits ORIGINAL COLOR;
STRENGTHENS and PROMOTES the growth of the
wEAkEsr HAIR; stops its falling out in three days.
keeps the head clean, cool and healthy; be used
freely; contains nothing injurious; THE BEST
HAIR DRESSING EVER OFFERED TO THE
PUBLIC; it is recommended and used by the first
medical authority Sold at the Drug Stores, and
at my office, No. 1 1923 Broadway, New York.
b / assure all persons the above preparation
win do all that is claimed for It.
% I'm SARAH A. CHEvALIER, MD.
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The OYSTER TRADE.-The oyster trade of
norfolk Is getting 10 be quite an item. The
take from twelve to fifteen Hundred barrels
the New York steamers quite as many ana the
Philadelphia steamers several hundred barrels.
The two line Of Baltimore steamers take
daily about one thousand barrels upon A fair
average The local packing estabiishment.
are doing much heavier business than ever
before. ~. 1 e'eh
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
oHEyALIER,s LIFE FOR THE HAIR

WE shsuld not suffer from q Cough. which . few
Time, comfort, health, ell saved by 1t. oe2S-lw
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} W o p Z N G !.
GREEN'S RESTAURANT,

- GREENS RESTAURANT,
0ofner OF ana ssh streets Opposite Post Once.
The undersisped have taken the above we'll
best OF style throqghout all new. There are ele.
CANT suites OF dining rooms for parties or ind yd
newly fur rnished. SlS'' -
Our Bar and Restaurant win at sil tina, n.
furnished with wines and ell kinds Of Uouors -. "
gars &C., the best to be got in any MARKET ma
oysters, fish. game and other luxuries in sesson
usually found in q irst-class Restaurant '
We shall open on THURSDAY, the 18th instant.
when we shall be happy 10 have our fl lends and
the public TO call. KLEIN q EBER, =
b oc lo-lms Projectors,
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SECRET DISEASES,

sAna1I.nsS esJ !: the he most ssrt.iP s,is .1S
ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and
cent cases in tventy-four hours; No mineral, ne
n the soldier1 hope, and friend TO these who dc
not want to be exposed. Male packages, o.; fs-
sAMARIrANsR Roof AND HERE JuIcEs-A lositivs
And permanent cure for Syphilis, scrsfula, Ulcers
Tor eS. Bold By 8. O. Ford. See advertisement. mi
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS new THEATER,
Psa.sylvania avenue. near wiilArds Hotel.
GESsARD GkovEE-..-6. 3; Eiss:
. SECOND WEEK
Of the great romantic Irish Drama, BY Dion Bsusci
ARRAH Ma PoGUE;
-.. -... '' Or,
THE WICKLOW wEDDfNGl
prod9etion f. In G th,s
WashiI gton stage The audiences have bear the
LARGEST AND MOST ENTHUsIAsTIC
that have been witnessed in any theater In this
FENNO 4 MAGINLEY,S WASHINGTON
\ THEATRE.
I Eleventh Street. near Pennsylvania avense.
hhl TUfsbaY khp HRs SoTosE;rF "; rFa3sESeE. e isSs.
1MsfdE 11RIsH E1MMIaEAEP: MHhk4EP
THE RETURNED VOLUNTEER.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
a.. In ce%pii.ses with the wish Of large nanber of
Qpencs of the brilliant and enthusas tic reception
of the distingui he'd artists, Mr. and Mrs. HARRY
three 0iehss more Oct 2s = and s. in tssT Novel,
CSmical, Musical Entertainment, ,TWOHOURS
psrslleied in the world Of sm1sement This unique
entertainment was presented six weeks in New
large and enthusiastic assembiaees.
ADMISsION-5O and 35 CENTS.
oc -2ts
CANTERBURY.
Corner Peonsylvania avenue and Ninth street.
GEORGE LEA Proprietor.
LAST LAST TEEk WEEk
II of the great Sensation Local Drama,
HEFEMsALEC eE MAsHEMGIoN;
Ss: Ss, EAkEYs EAkEY's LAST LAST kAIP: kAIP:
THE sLENDID COMPANY
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BRIMEELL OF FUN,
-, FASHIONABLE FAMILY MAraRRHs
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
pReTs. }. W. HsP; KREIs' DANCING
PARKERS HALL,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Those desiring TO enter can de 20 now. a. We are
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formation in regard to terms, &C., cen be had
''p''nsb Days b so.d s.S Hour. Of r1s.ts~:
Fer Ladies, Misses and Masters, Wednesday and
saturday anernoons, from to so,clock.
Prscticins Assemblies every Thursday evening.
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Circnlsrs can be he'd At }: =. Ellis; Philip 4
by applying at the Academy during the hours Of
from 10 q. m 70 p. from to and to 10 D. m,
A note addressed to the Academy will meet With
prompt attention. oc4~H