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~On Monday night last Mrs. Hattie r.
Hurd, of Hayerhiii. Mass was so seriousiv
frightened by the falling ola window curtain.
that she was thrown into spasms whish re-
suited i'm death. asr-
4 ~ Brigham Young says thai the Soyern
ment Of the Unified States do not intend that
certain prophecies about polyeamy shall be
shall. Z. t.-, - -.ss-rs stpgfE - -
~ Artemus Ward has gwen his first Lee.
ture in London and with succ.ss IN AZ rem.
ders mere visionary the anuos N cem.nt OF Is
call ppon the citizens or LONDON aud sYplaiu
sny Johss IN his narrative whieA tAsy may
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-01

The W0RKINGMEN OF ENGLAsD-It has al
ready been announced that the workingm-n OF
London and its neighborhood are making
in London, on December Sd ,inext Monday The
entire working population Of London. and the
towns and villages for thirty miles around It.
intend TO observe the day as a holiday. and
pour into the capital TO make this demonstra-
uen one OF the most imposing in point of n um-
bers that England mas for a long time VIII.
messed. Nearly every trade society in London
Will participate, and for three weeks before the
appointed day nightly meetings Were TO be
held TO make preparations. In this country
the workingmen make up the largest pro-
portion of the voters, and have as close An
interest in the cheice of their rulers. and a
stronger voice in shaping the policy of the
government, than any other class of the COM
munity. In England, however, the workiug-
men have no share in the choice of their rulers
and TO ger their Just right of voting they ha We
organized the great Reform meetings. of which
we have had intelligence from time TO time
and OF which this one in London will prob-
ably be the most numerousiy attended The
extensive preparations for this meeting are in
dicated by the fact that deputations Of work
ingmen are expected even from the most dis
tani parts of Great Britain: the Liberal MEM
bers OF Parliament have been invited: trades
procession will traverse the streets of London.
and hundreds OF thousands OF people. N is be-
lieved. Will, on that day, demand an exten SION
of share in their government to the working
men of England.
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NiHginia Newk

During the last week John X. Flagg. Esr d.
disposed OF 300 acres of his ssJedar Lawn"
farm in Jefferson county. TO Mr.. Robert Earl,
Jr., of Washington city, for the sum Of sl4.occ,
or SO per acre. The terms are $1,000 in ,ash, ,
and the remainder in short payments
The Charlestown, Jefferson county. Spirit OF
Jefferson. advises the people Of that county 20
test The legality of their present forced connec-
tIoD with West Virginia, by refusing 20 pay
the assessed taxes, and thus bringing the mat
ter before the courts.
Mrs. Reynoldson, widow of Rev. Mr.. Rey-
noldson, formerly pastor of the Second Bap-
tist Church in Richmond, has become insane.
Her husband was lost At sea some years agC,
and her reason has tottered ever since
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A BABE IN THE WooDs.-Two or three
months since. some children who were gatner-
ing berries on the Welsh mountains between
Blaina and Cwmtilery, fosnd an infant mn ch
emaciatsd. which had evidently been deserted
there by its mother. The infant shortly after
wards died, and the mother. who was appre-
hended in Monmouth, has been committed for
trIal on a charge Of wilful murder - :
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN LorNDON CouS.
TY. EA.-The Leesburg correspondent of the
alexandria Gazette says: The fine estate living
near the Point OF Rocks, and BELONGING 10 the
estate OF the late Charles Williams, was re.
ported TO have been sold some months since To
Mr. Thomas. of Maryland, al $50 25 per acre.
Mr.. t. for some reason, did not choose 10 com
ply with hls contract. but rendered the execu-
tors $1,000 as forfeit This they received, and
few days afterwards sold the farm contain :
ing 40 acres TO Mr.. Benjamin Monitt. of Pred .
erick county, Marylsnd, for SJ3 per acre The
loss on the second sale is about 81 per acre in :
Guiding the forfeit money. II is very desir-
able place 10 live at-the buildings being all
that could be wished, and there being loo acres
IN chestnut timber. II is distant from Lees
burg about 10 miles
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SUNDAY AMUsKMENTs IN ENGLAND-ft il
stated that quite an active movement has De /.
gun III England in favor of allowing the la
boring class, who are hard At work all the
week, an opportunity Of enjoying themselves
at cricket and other athletic sports On Sunday
afternoon. the morning being spent in church.
This movement for the benefit of the Iahoring Q
people Is said TO be headed by Archdeacon
Dennison. and is supported by many people of
high religious standing 81
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MINING EXCITEMENT The people OF north =
ern Georgia are sui unable 10 talk of anything
butthe gold deposits. The Atlanta Intelligent
Ger says II saw pan of dirt so rich that it %
ealcnlated II would yield fve hundred deiiars
10 the ton. The Kentucky Silver and Lead
Company is also doing finely. The mine near
Russefs cave produces lead aud silver in con =
siderable quantities. Some of the lead ore is
available for the manufacture Of white lead.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

@ admit that karisian skill can be surpassed in
the n:nufsstsTs g s.,isiss 81 tsste sn9 lI,1ry,
kEUsn has been adopted by the leading French
families here as superior TO any Of the 6ofal s1-
nee@ Hut up IN Paria. Sold every who're. l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-01

COAL COMING DowN.-At the r.gnlar
monthly sale of coal from the Scranton, Penn
sylyanla mines, held in New York city on
Tuesday, there was considerable falling of
frsm the prices obtained. October 3Ist. OF this
year. The difference in the price was in ia yor
~ tAe consumer, in this ins taIce, which Is as.
suredly gratifying fact 70 all classes, and
especially 10 he poorer ,onee, in view OF the
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LAND SALK.-Mr Jno Hammersiy last week
sold his farm, lying east of Goose Creek. on
the Alexandra, London and Hampshire rail-
road. 70 Mr.. David Blinkerhoh, of Seneca
county. New York, at so per acre The tract
contains i24 acres. and was disposed OF At pri.
vate ale-Ieesburo Mfrror - =
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- "A young German girl. of New YORK, has
bronsht suit for slander against n brother
German, claiming S25,CO0 damages. for circu-
laiins a report that she had been his mist
HGeorge Washington, a nephew Of Wash =
ington, died suddenly few days since i'm
tending case he had in court. His remains
were taken 20 Prince William county, yir-
gin ia, for intermenr
0Rev. Dr. Dix. OF New York. said in A lata
sermon fhsf he could mention an Insurance
company with property ofS+s,o000pa ana AZ
leatt lhrse individuals in that city who wire
worth s5','sp.tsO each.
DS-The Universal English Press is IN favor
OF "stnm ping out the Irish rebellion win an
Iron heel" Ii has altogeihrr forgotten e.
belIioh They're az the time of American
outbrsak, snd now talks ia the tone OF praco,
dropping that OF Howard. srrrl EEF...--.
~Prentice Gays the late failure OF the ex-
ing Ia the want OF starr There were snoagh
oi th'm m, but they were too peacesble 70. shoot.
81 Alfred Teufsl was arrested in Phiiadel-
phla yesterday. charged with the murder OF
Captain Joseph Wyhe. ON q canal beat, near
frebch,own, Bpeks county, Pa, last SAtnr-
day. lie v as sent TO DoSlesGown 70 await tse
tny.s tissttson OF The case.
- Brig ham Yonng is said 10 contem plate
abdicaaine in favor, OF b, Ir-, has soa BY his
twept, fourth wIfe. = A. s.a-l.- 80 i.
aS-The ..Thunderer- says that ireland N
better governed than the United States, tbAa
any English colony. than France, or Italy, or
G.Tnany- Why Dol add England alsot Z n
~ For several days past panther mas .been
prowiins ip the woods AT OAmbrides. Wasn-
ineton eounty. New York. in ths sieipay OF
Buskrss bridge. He has kiitrd an Der Of
shssp ana bss ben watched and seeS '-evsrai
times Psr'~s have succ%~ded in trs.fIr
bin. but az. NOT b. en- able u take hlR
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FEETILHING THE SAHARA.-rhe London
Scientihc Review says s:-.sThis vast desert,
whitened by lire bones OF so many unfortunate
travellers who have at various times persisted
on lts inhospitable sands, Is likely, before MANY
ages, 10 be changed into q rich and beautiful
country. The only cause of IFS strrhiity has
been the absence OF water, This wni uiti-
mately be supplied ky means of the artesian
wells in the utmost abundance. Every day
new oases are produced by the mnitipii ,ation
of water" gsfEff fcae' =, : aft
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PERSONAL.
THn WAsHINGrON HOMGOPArHIo DIS
No. 3I4 g street, between l3sA and 18Th streets.

I'M "AonANuryNa HHNoH "A NV NAS
No. 3I4 g street. between issA and 18Th streets.
An poor people w,Il receive medical attendance
and nedienss @ 5,s. Of saasss At the :SOvs in'sisu
Bs b & WEBB WEBB II:s IS ...,.
VNsrRUOrION ON THE PIANO "A lady Who
anissed s Serssrmsr e ON p the Piano. ana ~Se Ss:
eaod deal Of sIIerieace a. . ieaehsr, win give
soa.s ss s.. q or 'a Of
III sS; fna Ha: 's sesa
CoNf!pINTIAL.-Youns men who have vel. In
" pred thsmselyes oy certain secret habits.
%sns Sho. % from the teiiis: Of sOu.h q other
sS Tsd soss
ss;:i. Dr. :'esd osAs sTG2ff
Mass noSu
DRIDAL AND FUNERAL wREATHs. BO-
I'D egsTs CROSSES ta1% ANoHSss WsS FEoWESs, flow EGSa
@ " and 10 h as as
iish street. II, G between sn'G and H. HO' &C som.
L. fpi and eonPlishsd Physician SHOULD con- con
es Sear n Richmend street, % Baltimore, ma DR. Nor,
tons services may be engaged in Washington or
y FxrauErs. Old Furniture Repaired, Reup-
hoI'teIsd and vsrDisssd 18th 18th am and sss near ar
furniture sely-
5IRBNIAHs BLACK. WARD n. .LANoN. CT. BLACK
LAW OFFICE.
BLACK, LAMON co.,
Ooppsellors and Attorneys at Law In the Supreme
.So,rt Of the United States, the Court Of Claims,
Ehe Courts of the District, the Executive Depart
ments. and Committees Of Congress.
once, .Ss l4th street, directly opposite s WI
lards' Hotel oe S-u
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SAD ACCiDENT.-On Sunday evening last.
as the wife OF MIR. jackson Whiteman, living
an Mill Greek Hundred. was flling a coal oil
lamp from large can, the oil in the can ex-
ploded aHd set her and the room on fire. The
sister OF Mrs. W, who was present a. the time,
took the baby from the cradle and ran with it
up stairs, with her clothes on fire, leaving Mrs-
w. and her little SON, about two years old, In
the room. DeiRhbor succeeded in extin-
snishing the fismee. but Mrs w. was found
dead, with part of her scull burned 10 crisp
The litile boy was not dead when fouDd, but
died soon aftsr. The sister of Mrs. w. escaped
nnIplured. Mr. Whitsman was al church at
the tlme.-Deiclr0re Gdzefte.
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- Enoch Arden. IL seems, has reappeared
IA Des ID oines, Iows-only this time he claimed
his wife Tennyson might have derived some
useful hints from this case. II 10 one Of the
events growing out of the war. Mr.. Barleen,
from the eastern part of the State, went to the
war, and for three wears his wife heard nothing
rrom him. married again and came 70 Des
Moines. putting mp al the American House.
Last Saturday evening Barleen appeared upon
the scene and ciained his wife. The affair
was amicably settled. and Dir. n and his wife
left on the cars this morning. Mr. Burns, the
second husband told me the story more tersely
than any romancer ever thought OF Liquor
helped him. Said he e;-ssBarleen went 20 the
war and got killed. I married Mrs. Barieen.
Saturday Barleen came home, and 4 gave my
room 20 Mr.. Barleen.-
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
OASRS.

...- Nc. Ia Bond street, Kew York.
~Full information, with the highest tsst,nio-
GidlS; also, Book on Special Diseases, ia sealed
enre!ope, sentfree. ~ Be s.,e and send for them,
and yOu riH not regret IL: for, advertising ply
sIcians generally tmpo1torS without references
no stranger should be trusted. Enclose Q stamp
Tor postage ard direct to DIR. LAWRENCE. No.
Ia Bond street, New York. no IL DkWly
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A WARNING TO BUTCHERs-A German was
brought TO Omaha about four weeks ago. and
declared Thar he had worms in his nose and
mouth. and all over his face: and thar about
fifty had crawled out Of his mouth since and
showed to the doctor in a glass ven mag
eots, moving abeut IN lively style. He had
hDrcherrd q cow and left the enlrails exposed
over night: In the morning he observed the
ssme covered with the eggs OF the maggot nv,
and in removing the tallow from the i'm ntestines
he may have accidentally brought q lot of them
into his noetriis, where thev Matched, pro-
-sueine frghful pains. great swelling OF the
face, Inflammation of the eyes, and other un-
pleasant symptoms. At first he did not know
what the cause OF all tins was, until after a
few days the maggots began 10 crawl from his
mouth ane nose. He went TO Omaha, and un-
der suitable treatment about forty mere were
discharged, all alive and about a half inch
long after which his sufferings greatly abated.
and he went on his way rejoicing.
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EMIGRATION To TKxAs.--A0out five hun
dred wagons crossed INTO Arkansas at Mem.
phis during the month OF September last. at
one ferry an average OF twenty ne groes crossed
me river. and the number was Increasing daily. :
The largest parts of these emigrants were from
Northeastern Georgia, East Tsnnessee, North.
eIp Alabama, and South Carolina. Almost
all these moyere were bound tor Northern
Texas, In sssrch Of couUtry fayorabie to the
prod uetion of grain aud the raisine Of stock.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'NTS

GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTs
NTTHE Y0INa cATHOLIgs' rRIEND
ssuesbps .nS eo9s.s Si ns
sSSs@nsneins ISNpxi ivHzlSaas. Dsosnssl maIs ).
a Band OF Music in attendance every evening.
ssd - season sSss os ,sEsss
no Is cost y-ITI-' ''''S' 81. 81 r
EREAT RARGAIEs ~ DBY GOODS AT
NJ MILLER's CHEAP sTVRE,
| 10l Bridge street, Gsor getown, D. q. .f-, Il
Sss: fsSs s.s:
ns Ts,.iSCis Sio,n. ,Gnoakins 6s;n' sahs, Blankets.
reduced prices; We have aI.s. received a good
stSs1 S,ah of pemsstics puIchssed siscs tn. decline
shifting Muslin At I SS,ia
isom W IL i2t to ss5ts Prints l2f 10, % snd 2 ets
20 0-im' =" BENJAMIN MILLER.
WATCHES. JEwELRH AND sILyERwARE
}. s.BLACKFORD SON, "a
80 Bridge stIeet, Georgetown, d O., oppo -sSi$
s.., site National Bank of Commerce. - :
THE OLDEST HOUSE IN DUB LINE IN,
oia.. buB g. la SEohGETowh,
We ofer our usual complete s.ortnent or 1.4E.
WATCHES, ,JEWELBY AND SILVER WARE
Jpst reseiysd large lot Of a.. and Is karat plain
Also csoiee iot of sisSER WI
eoODs Tor wedding and dolidA presents no2.tf
SHOBE MAcKEBEL --
" EXTRA FAT, No. J.. IN KITS.
rsss.S O. yeFy P5r;,gDd gsTic, sa. and full weight
L.o -aH-.-f ST T. NJ r. KING SON,
- noe - a. - 4 - King Place.
' fIANoi TGNER AND REGULATOR.
p. = hsrASL!-H.p sr.'i m 1858. nm
ORDERS Now RECEIVED
DEMPsEY O,TooLE's, Ensrsvers and Sta.
II. G. REICHENBAOH's Piano Rooms,
t4 49s nth street, near Pa, avenue.
Se,eio4 Notice. from Won, Kaass a Co., Baltimore.
Mr.. -Vecker has tuned Pianos for us at our Ware
rooms, snd we take pleasure IN stating that We be-
Heye hiI 20 bs q eompetens tuner. no sl-sm
MANUl 'AOTURED EX6LUsiviLY, AND
''S'"s" ROosE q CHANDLER, 5Ie.te1 11
are for sale. Wholesale and retail by h
.f. w. 8. ROOsE, I.. fs st Z. .
at willard = and National Hotels, and 1t
7" W tCHAHpLEES
Cigar store, und, Y Ebbftt House, corner and
We call the speeia attention Of dealers to those
CIGARs az they o. undoubtedly the finest In
QUALITY ami % ake ever produced in THIS COUNTRY,
and are offered ut q yea y nall advance ON cost
Ur0Nryi : : = II n % =
III faW ssna H0NBN fsa &
I am to-day receiving a H'0sEY * the 'finsss
p"s0r and a's'arano1s W euRcHrtL. eh
scD e,f iU1 ,Ebeltt Houss.
WINsLow's wEET OoRN, m CANS. 81
ta!ss ir, &c. ne.h from the p.e N:rs, ia Port
laDd, 3e For sale in large AND sL.. s.usa ttttss.
isos s.ee.t e~s '%sA = A si,. .sYise.. s :
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T UMBERl LUMBER!l


II UMBERi LUMBER!l-t s.t
loo 600 feet Of Virginia Pine Joist, from 20 to 30
s"loo feet Eastern Shore Virgins Pine Spruce
snd Hemiock Jsist, from II TO 20feet, and differ ent
lt0.GO Cypress Shingles, simmons q Davis No.
ie16o Cypress Shingles, common brands and
Brine. select and seconds. seasoned
200,s0 feet A White Pine Oullinss
loO,0so feet "A Yellow Pine Dressed Flooring
q, ZOO feet 4l and "A Carolina Flooring
Oak. Ash and Walrut Plank .f
Together with ne 0eral assortment Of ell kinds
si Lumber usually kept In Lumber Yard All Of
which We offer for "a, e the lowest market price.
Once. No. 81 Water street.
no s-lm s------ Georsetown. ID. @.
COAL AT REDUCED PRICEs,
WHITE ASH.
Locust Mountain. Chestnut, Sy5.
DO; Stove, Do Egg, Do. 'Furnsce, Do. Steamers,
plss po IuGs GSnssns sto' Do Esq Do Fur
Boston Bun Stove, Do, Egg, very superior Geal,
Lshish Foundry. ssas. -as rr.. .......
~ Red ASH. .---I..-s.
hs Pifhm0na v.,Ia hsha; stove and Esg., ,ss"s.
Ey1nhat E1nshn Val vad,isy e. 20 po-ss1I .'.r.r p
OAK and PINE woOD, Of the, cry best asaiity.
Now i the aae for families to ?, It in their win.
ter supply seq. - .i's F.E
3 ORDER will os received at our 3f6ce. 46s 9th
OF 7th 81. =. - IS p BROW N& SON,
nois-tf 465 eth strest. bstWe IN = aud r.
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WARD's
PAPER OOLLAk AND CUFFS,
To b had Everywhere.
DAYl 4 GAL Err
HMErCALFE,saRrAr RHEunArIa

Pennsylvania avenue,
No. 20 Market Space. between 8th and 9Th ste
Agents fer Washington, d. o. no 81 25t
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9OLGATEs AROMATIO VEGETABLE SOAP
superior TOILET Soar. prepared from refined
VEsETABLI OILS in combination with GIL rcER1s \
and especially designed for the use of LApfEs and
the NURSERY. Its perfume 10 EXQUISITE, and
washing properties unrivalled
For sale by all druggists tee-eoI-
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:
THIS (ssturdayl EvENINa. Dec. 1, 1855.
LAST NIGHT MOST Positively
..I --s .-, Mr.. JEFfnRsoN,
wbe will appear - DR.. PAH0LOss, LIB. d. and
HEIR AT LAW,
prisine the fnll strength Of the spiendd ne. com.
pany. To conclude with len ghabIe farce entitled
NJ, THE sPITSIRE
No e1tr. charge for seats secured IN advance
NATIONAL THEATRE.
sPsLpING
}. Director
ENGAGEMENT OF FIVE NIGHTS ONLY.
r ,.ts MADAME ADELAIDE Hl
..-.' Fr a-s. RIS Tori
MONDAY EVENING, December 5. 1876.
The great Tragedy of
Medes (her great role .Adslside Ristori
TUEsDAY-MARY STUART
SCALE OF PRICES.
Orchestra Chairs and Dress Circle, reserved So -
GaiierS nO' cts
Box Sheet at Metzerott's Music store, from a.
m, to p. m. where Single Seats may be secured.
deEN
EUN AND music.
THE AMATEUR ETHIOPIAN MINsrRELs,
Lal '#ist OF WASHINGTON, D. o.,
will give q series of their unique and mirth- pro-
yohins entertainments commencing at
NEW MARKET HALL, GEORGETOWN,
THURSDAY EVENING, November 90. 1866.
...- .- Thanksgiving Night1 - -.
ODD FELLOWS HALL, NAVY YARD,
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec 1.
METZER0TT HALL, WASHINGTON
On MONDAY EVENING. Dec. 3.
Admission SO cents; children half price.
Tickets TO be had in Georgetown at the Jewelry
oinsa and Il: aSs foS ss1v Sa,s Of
Messrs Bry ant sandsrson's. no26 Sc
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
succnssfgE AffUSlls SkaMR4ilAf1os RAEl,s OF
skfPFffh hEfPF fFhAa & k3YEf' I Z IF,
opEsINS %i PfESS II s;sdSfse SS rak A rs SEASON
BY the
ROSE EYTINGE AND NIB. JOHN MORTIMER
THI1E Chifssis$Ef CAhifss;iiss,$eEf EiSo11s { og, +
eRIrrIFFaaO OGAuNr.
Asplayed By them at the New York Thea,er, with
0nIsftUSS siS GossEcGTIvE sHSGfSi III WEEKS. noasa
EANOY DRESSES AND COSTUMES
AhS. EhANk LEA.
no Y St. 447 18th street.
DRoFS. J W. q II. P. KREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, n
Pennsylvania avenue. bet. 9th and 7th sts.. ~
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel wv
Ouf Academy is now open for the reception of
fupils. select class is now forming We'd
nesday afternoon from 4 to o'clock, for these
WHO cannot attend our regular classes. Circulars
can be had At j ". Ellis and W. g. Metzerott 3
Co. Music Stores. = -.
The Hall can be rented for Sofrees, &c,
Days dHd Hours Of Tuition:
,.For Lscles, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
Tnursday afternoons, from to O'Clock.
Gentlemen' Glasses. Tuesday and Thursday eve
nfngs from to 10 o'clock.
or further informs alton. apply during the hours
oIIulton, or address o note to the Academy.
Quarter commencing with the first lesson. 10
MARINI's FASHIONABLE DANOING
Iva ..ACADEMY,A AT = -
MARlT1S ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
h, between 9th and leth streets, A
tion OF pupie.
Days and hours Of tuition for young Iadie.
misses and masters Tuesdays, Thursdsys and Sat
Gentiemen's classes from to 10. same evenings,
B-Priyate instruction given to suit the con-
ven1ence Of the pupil. seH
II
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s0A New YorA spipster Of some forty sum-
mers wants fIU0.tO0 Tor Abroksn heart. and
has gone into court with the spicy details Of
her ecuriship IN order 70 get is.
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SURELY,
SUCCESSFULLY,
eMOLAEDERs EXTRACT BU0KU

SOCCEcor
eMOLAEDERS EXTRACT BU0KU
Is CURING -
every case Of KIDNEY DIslAsx, RHIvMATisM,
GRAVEL, URINARY DIsoRDKls. wHAKNEss and
PAINS IN the BAcK, FEMALE COMPLAINTS and
TRouBLIs arising from ExcKsszs OF ANY KIND.
GONE, TE LIeTRDI
Try bANDEB's.
FAKE NO OTTER BUCKU.
soid By all Apotheoaries. Price q. D. BARNEs
co.. New York. and BARNES, wARD CO.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BUBLEIGH q
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