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AMusEMENTs.
nj ALTON AL EATRE
IN (Lats 0rovsr'sl

IN (Lats 0royer's)
Psnnsylvania aysnus, near Wllard's Hotel.
oi Tha RiSHSds
artiss received a the hrst performance with unboundsd
ing eminent artists WIN. Castle, g. @. Campbell, I'd
win seguin, Henry Peakss, James Psakss, James
Arnold, D. B. Wylis, Miss Caroline Riehinss, Miss
Zelda Harrison, nss Issbsl Arnold, Miss Annie Boudi
appearance night. WIN. O. Dietrich, Musical pireo
TUESDAY EVENING. October 80, 1850, THE SECOND
OPERA NIGHT, will be presented Balfs's Charming
Opera Of the BOHEMIAN 6IRLi
-. Seats may be secured At the Boz Once from sh
Is Cents Extra viii bs charged for seats sse1red in ad
RATES OF ADMISSION:
Parquets.........75 cts. Private Boxes. 80
Dress Circs. cts Family Circle. cts
Coi.rsS Boxes, With eushionsd Scat. 80 esnts WE
Doors open at N7-Curtain will rise At quarter to s.
Tomorrow, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81,
DOCTOR OF ALCANTARAi
TnunsDAr, NoyEnBna J.
DAUGHTER OF THR REGIMBNT
FRIDAY, NovExBsR O.
ROSE OF CAsTILEl
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8,
FRA DIAvoLo. II
NEESSRS. DUDLEY KAVANAGH
lNl and MELVIN FOSTER, Of New York, and VIC
TOR BsTBPHB and T. n. NRLMs Of Philadelphis,
on MONDkY EvENINd, Oct. "a, 1885, when will be
exhibited ten Of the most beautiful Billiard Tables In
the United states from tho mandatory Of Mssss Kav-
| anagh Decker.
re Bar will be supplied With the choicest Liquor.
| and Cigars. BRERETON h FLANAGAN,
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IMPORTANT TO CLAIMANTS FOR
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY.

ZACH. b. BROOKE,
JUsTICB'OP THE PEACE AND COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS.
oes No. 4s5 Seventh street between and B. opposite
Odd bellows Hall,
Claimants desiring to he their appioations for 900
Bounty under Act July 2 1885, will find the necessary
BlAnks, which be promptly prepared and sworn to-
each case. oes-lm
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CoYcEALED WEAPoNs.-Noble Harris, {
oolored barber, was arrested in the First ward OF
Sunday, by Officer Hurdle, for carrying concealed
weapons. He was taken before Justice Hollings
head, who sentenced him to pay a fine OF $40 os
and In default Of payment he was sent to the work
house.
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QUIEr.-On Sunday and Sunday night, the
police officers throughout the District made but
twenty three arrests and all for light offences In
tho Second precinct parties were arrested in the
Third, (Georgetown,) d in the Fourth, 81 in the
Fifth, q in the Sixth, 8; in the Seventh, Il in the
Eighth, 81 in the Tenth, 8. The total amount Of
fneA imnosed WAS $bl A
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1OsOOOsOoo
SEVEN PER GENT
pIRsr.CLAss FIRST MoRTo AGE BONDS.
900. 900 SOLD.
THE NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD COMPANY has
authorised to sell their l Mortgage Per cent 81
year bonds. The whole amount Is es ooo Coupons
payable on the ls days Of January and July Of each
year, In New York
Referring to our advsrtissmsnt Of August, having
sold the nrst hal. million Of these desirable bonds We
have advanced the price to BIGHTY FIVE CENTS, at
which they stand unvalsd As the cheapest hrstssss
security in the market.
Any further inquiries will bs answered At oass.
sspl-u JAY COOKE / co.
EIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WARRINGTON.
a. D. ooor.. tof Jay Cook. Co. y Prs.ids.s
VS. Hvrrusros. ossAiss.
aovlRHNssr DsPosIfoly
FINANCIAL AaISr OF rHl usIrlD rrArn.
lsru srassr. oProsrfs re fIsAsulI psrAlsnls,.
oovsrams., securities with Treasurer uaitsl s.a.ss,
AroHE MILLION D0LLARs.Vs
We buy and sell all slsssss Of oovllHnll1 sloU.
RITIRs st current nArtst rAiss.
FURNISH IxoHANaI saA make 0slisssisas On ALL
rHE PRINCIPAL oIrIIs OF TEE uHrrlD srArls.
We purchase Government voushsrs On the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. and give oAllsuL Asp floxPr
ArrsIrIos TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS hlH AND YIRxs,
aad 10 any other business entrusted 10 a.
HULL INFORMATION in regard to aovlRHklHf
LoAHs at all times shssrfully faraishsA.
wN. HUNTINGTON. os.hisr.
VAauIssyoB. March %. lSsk MN -dn
H o II Il l. ..
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FIRE.-About half past four o'clock on
Sunday afternoon hre was discovered In the frame
building on Sixth street. between M and N streets,
in the Seventh ward, formerly the Potomac Market,
kept BY Mr.. Hepburn. There was q quantity Of
old lumber stored in the place, but.tho officers and
several citizens succeeded in extinguishing the
flames before they had gained any headway.
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TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRATION. - AT the
meeting Of tho Catholic Beneficial Total Abstinence
Society last night committee was appointed to
arrange for q grand mass meeting Of the Catholic
temperance societies Of the District to take place
sometime during the coming month. 1t Is proposed
to make this meeting grand affair, and to invite
the most eminent temperance men in the country
to be present and address the meeting.
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WA N II Z ID.
A FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED
n during the session Of Congress.
oc25- -eod3t S.YoRKE ATLEE
"ANTED-TO RENT, A STORE ON
w Seventh street, between Pennsylvania avenue
and street. either side Will purchase the good will
and fixtures, or will go in as partner In any paying
business Address D. b. M,
oel7-H Box S34, Post once.
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TT u SON YLo R ,

BooKsRLLKR AND grArIoNKR.
HA PsnnsyvAnA avenue, doors west Of Ninth strs.,
wksaMaros CIrr
All the new books Of the age received i'm sa,.t.,x
upon Issue IRON hs press and for sale At pabishsry
iuportsd Stationery and American NJ all
sraass And variety, At the lowest New York prios,'
without loss Of time " w ofosr
vi.,.y Cards printed. and plates engraved 4. IN.
| AZ Medical Books supplied st publishers, rs.s..
ra1O Nd ENVELOPES StAnsa 70 oIdss. spa.u
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ANOTHER FIRE-About eight oclock yes
terday morning Officers Markwood and Straub, of
the Third ward, discovered FIRE in tho house No.
400 D street, between Sixth and Seventh streets,
over the grocery store Of May 4 Son, caused BY
the bursting Of a stove. Tho alarm was sounded
from box 81, at the Bank Of Washington, whom the
aremen and police promptly responded, though
their services were not needed, the flames having
been extinguished by the officers before any dam.
age was done
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nsse business ,lor the mealing: Professors
Ginos. Holmes, and Marlin, and Messrs.
poweA and Holiday.
The following committees were also APP
pointed, viz: ..-......
To appoint time and place for the next
meeting-Mr. Cooke, Colonel Masste, and
DR.. Maupin.
To revise the Observation-Disclosures
Campbell, Messrs. Hart and Hogg.
In view Of the oncrous duties of Mr.. D..
Lee Powell, Mr.. William G. Strange was
appointed to act as Assistant Secretary.
Professor Minor, in behalf of the officers
of the University, offered the public hall
of the University for the use Of the Con-
vention, which was accepted; and 1t was
agreed to meet there ut half-past 9 o'clock
tomorrow morning. 1t was then on
nounccd that Mr.. Charles L. Cooke, Su-
perintendent Hollns Institute, Botetourt
county. Va, would deliver an essay to-
morrow morning on "The True Idea OF
Female School for our Latitude,our People,
and our Day )" and that Professor. Charles
Martin, of Hampden Sidney College, would
deliver one in the evening on The Educa-
ton of Teachers" $500.
The Convention then adjourned to meet
tomorrow morning at hali-past . O'clock
ut the University. DENNIS
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TIE TERMS OF ADMISSION To THE Ma
1I0SAL CoNvENTIoN.-The National LataH-
qencer of yesterday republishes the origi-
nal call for the assembling of Il National
Convention, and interprets it as follows:
"This is plain, succinct, and unequivo-
cal statement of the platform, principles,
and purposes of the Conception and the
qualifications for membership. They are
amply sufficient to secure its management
from seizure exclusively by any clique or
faction whatsoever. They have ample
scope and verge enough to include every
true friend Of the Constitution and the
Union in the whole country, ,rhdterer may
haze been his party utilization or political
status hitherto. They make no invidious
distinctions. They call for the support Of
those who are friends Of the Constitution
and the Union ,lOu."
We trust that this authoritative expla-
nation will quiet the fears of those who are
fearful Of being called upon to approve of
the congressional test oath. II is certainly
true, as the call asserts, that Congress has
no right to exclude "loyal" representa-.
tives. This language makes strong point
against the Radicals; aud it does not fol.
low that Congress has the right to exclude
those who cannot take the oath.
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DIED,


A. the Convent of the Visitation, GeorgetoTn:
D. C., on Sunday, 18th July, 1885, Sister MAXI
GUADALUPE CLINTON. @'.
Suddenly, Of cholera morbus, on the 18Th o!
July Rev =. DONELON, the pastor OIL frehe-
ricksburg, Va, in the thirty sixth year OF ms az
and the fourth Of his priesthood. May no rest IN
Tbs reverend and Jealous pastor, whose sudden
deaf n, brought sorrow TO the hearts OF his iei-
low priests, was one Of those jealous men VINO
leave home and friends for the purpose OF doing
GOOD I'm opr midst. Gifted in no small degree with
slents and virtue his zeal knew no limits and to
the exposure in this exceedingly warm weather,
10 which he was not accmated, he fell victim
10 cholera morbus, to which he was predisposed.
No priest could bear a better character among
those to whom he was known and no one couid
bring better letters than those which lie brought
from his superiors in the College OF ialows in
which he was educated, and the bishop under
whom he served for several years. lie was re-
gularly ordained for the Diocese Of Richmond.
and we depiore the loss to the same, and TO rel-
gion 1T larIe. ,,,~
The funeral will take place on FRIDAY MORN
ING ats o'clock from s.. Peters Cathedral alter
solemn mass of requiem.
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COUNTY MEErING-NArIONAL CoSvEN.
rioN.-A meeting Of the people was held
o. Pittsylvania county court yesterday to
con.ider the propriety of sending delegates
TO the Philadelphia Convention. Speeches
were made by Messrs. William n. Tired
way, Z. +. kesu, and George W. Read,
and resolution was adopted asking the
chsirmen Of the old Wing and Democratic
State Committees TO appoint delegates to
represent this district. The resolutions
suggested the names Of Hon. William N
Tredwsy, Of Pittsylvania, and Hon. Thomas
S. Flournoy, Of Halifax, a suitable persons
to be appointed for this purpose. -Danuille
Reist0. g.s,.fa U
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The Foreign News.

The last foreign news leaves the ques-
ton Of the war, or rather Of the peace, in
Europe still unsettled. Prussia and Italy
according TO the telegraph, agree to a
truce upon condition that Austria be no,
allowed to increase her army, they hold the
ground they occupy, and Italy be per
mittcd TO occupy one Of the forts OF the
quadrilateral. The telegraph adds that ital!
replied. demanding two of the forts o the
auadrilateral. This i. rather muddy; the
reader being led to understand that the
proposition is from Prussia and itaiy' 'he
addepaum that the latter demands two
forts instead Of one in the quadrllatcrai,
scems 10 be inconsistent. There Is some
error in the message but there is no
doubt. from the general tenor Of the dis
patch. tia, truce for six weeks was about
70 take place by agreement.
The London markets show the feverish
ness OF the apprehension that the war will
he renewed. We have no idea that it will.
Austria has no inclination to sickle AT
terms. She has already surrendered all
that Italy has covetcd-Venetia. Prussia
occupies as much ground as she possibly
may desire to possess, while she has broken
up the confederation, and has in fact con-
quercd and holds all the smaller States
which manifested hostility towards her,
whose territory she may need for forming
a homogeneous and compacted boundary
for her kingdom. Further than this she
hardly designs to 60 in her plan of acqui
sition. and if she does, we imagine France
and other European powers are altogether
unwilling that she shall be gratified.
The period since the proposition for the
truce is too brief for settlement. There
was hardly time for interchanging neccs-
sary messages. And it is a striking proof
of the tlmidity and scnsitiveness of COM
merce that the markets were Jared and
ios,lcd by the bare publication Of the fact
that the allies had stipulated for little
more than Austria had offered. Had mcr-
chants but required TO the strategy of
trade they might have very easily inferred
that Austria, in her original proposition,
did not offer all that she would yield.
Austria has no idea, we conjecture, OF
going on with the war. She has already
lost more than the allies demanded, and
even could she recover her losses, the
achievement would be at al expense ofmen
and money far exceeding all the advantages
il would give her. No, she was fairly
whipped when she handed Venctia 10 Ma
PoLEoN and appointed him to act for her
in settling terms Of peace. That willy and
far-secing monarch will secure such set
tlemcpt as will add to the power and dig
nifty of his own kingdom, while twill
probably insure quiet in Europe for some
time. 1t will not be his interest, nor will
it be that Of the Great Powers, to despoil
Austria to degree seriously affecting her
strength, and this will not be permitted.
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WILL BIZ Issued EARLY ~ THE AUTUMN,
AN ELEMENTARY ENGLISH GRAMMAR.
FOE THE USE OF SCHOOLS

Br GRoRGE FRrpERI,K HOLMES, l.. l.. D.,
Professor Of History and General Literature in the
University Of Virginia.
This Grammar will he founded upon specia
study of the English language, prosecuted for
several wears with the view To the production OF a
text book suited IL the requirements of the age, the
couuirv, and the language. 1T will retain a. FAR
AS practica BILE the familiar modes Il teaching the
subject, and will avoid unnecessary innovations.
will avail itself freely Of whatever Il most yaua
bic in ,revios treatises. general and special, from
the Grammars OF Ben Johnson and John Wallis
down TO the investigations Of Latham, Garnett, and
Marsh But itw i'll incorporate the conclusions de-
rived from the copious materials collected by ORR
cinal research for the preparation Of an extended
and critical Grammar Of the English language,
which will be completed and published hereafter
The utmost diligence will be employed To insure
simplicity, perspcuity, consistency. and accuracy
both in arrangement and in expression
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By Harrison, Goddin Appersou,
BANKERS, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents

LOUR VALUABLE LOTS AT THE
II sOuTHEAST CORNER or GRACE AND
TWENTIETH STREETS, AND VERY EALrABLs
LOT At THE NORTHWEST CORNER oF CLAY
AND ELEVENTH STREETS, FOR SALE At AT.
TON will b. sold az auction, on the premise.
on MONDAY, the ?3d July, ls6t, ats o clock, + ~
that valua bl" LOT located ~ above. fronting AbCv,
one hundred and three feet on the cart side g,
Twentieth street, running back on" hundred an
thirty feet. which will b. divided into ioTr o', =
smaller size. And on the following ~ say Ttk>
DAY the ?!th July, at o'clock, Z. an the Pre-.
misses that most beautiful and attractive Lot oa
the northwest corner of Clay and Eleventh streets,
fronting about sixty eight feet. running back
tn. west line Of Eleventh street on" hundred and
fity.six feet Ia wide alley. This lot - partly
closed with handsome iron railing. aud /, ,rt On,
In shade and ornamental trees, shrubs. Sc, and II
the most beautiful now on the market.
TERMS One third cash balance a. four Aal
eight months for negotiable notes Interest added,
secured 10y u tru.t deed. ~ ,,,rr.,.
HARRISON, GoDDIN & APPERSoE,
Auction
p S-The large brick TOBACCO FACTORY =
william II. Grant, al the northeast corner =
Franklin and Nineteenth streets. with all haa.
acre lot attached, can be bought AT private sa!@
jy lids u. -. "a
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The Democratic papers throughout New
Jersey are urging their State committee to
call State Convention TO send delegates
10 the Philadelphia Convention. J. That
party appears 10 be the only one In New
Jersey that fayors the project.
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READY IS SEPTEMBER
GRAM MAR IN FRENC

n !"
Professor Of Modern Languages in the University
OF Virginia.
This work will be divided into two parts
The FIRST PART will contain the Elementary
Rules on Pronunciation, Accidencc, and SyntaX,
in a concise form illustrated by number of plain,
practical sentences, such AZ are wanted In the coils
mon intercourse Of lie.
The SECOND PART Is intended for advanced
scholars aud special attention will be- paid to Syn
tax and Etymoogy. Every rule Of Grammar or
Svn,ax will be fully explained and accompanied
by ample exercises, increasing gradually in dill :
Guilty A lis, of the principal idiOms and coloquial
phrases will be added.
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A FRENCH READER,
FOR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

Professor of Modern Languages in the University
Of Virginia.
Containing a brief essay on French Literature,
followed by selection Of extracts from the best
French writer's. They are arranged according 10
the subjects Of which they treat in history,
descriptions oratory, thoughts and maxims let
ters characters, tales, and dramatic compositions
in prose-, with extracts from every branch Of
poetry. Brief notices Of the authors are given,
and The whole will form r fair outline Of French
literature from the earliest times 10 our day.
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+ NsGOOCHLAND COUNTY COURT,

INSGOOCHLAND COUNTY COURT,
i June 18th 1884:
J. w Walton and Pr rbe Ann, his wife, who
Phoebe Ann Jordan Alfred Crump and Sallie,
his wife, who was sallie Jordan Reuben Shep-
herd and Susan O., his wife, who was Susan q.
Jordan: Henry X. Nuckols and Lucie A, his
wife, who WIS Lucie A. Jordan Thomas J. Jor-
dan and 4. J. Jordan and his wife,. Plaintiffs.
Against
Samuel II. Jordan and the hsirs OF Renben +. Jor.
dan whose names are unknown. -. Defendants.
The object of this suit is to obtain decree for
pa rtiton OF the tract of land of which Joseph w.
Jordan, deceased, died seized and possessed, ly-
ing In the lower end OF Gooehiand county, con.
tanning about sixty-two acres, between the heirs
al law OF the said Joseph w. Jordan, according to
their respective rights. This day came the plain
tifis by counsel and nled their bill And appear
ing by the affidavit Of the plaintiff, J. w. Walton
annexed thereto that the defendants are not resi-
dents Of the State Of Virginia, they are hereby
required TO appear within one month after the pub.
LEGATION Of this order and do what u necessary TO
protect their Interests In this snit.
copy-Teste, WV. MILLER, u. q.
Nv la-lawiws
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Bankers Brokers' and Real Estate Agents.

EXCELLENT BRICK TENEMENT,
II ON THE WEST SIDE OF FOURTH, BE;
TWEEN CARY AND CANAL STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-W Ire sold at auction, on
the premises, on THURSDAY, July 10, 1868, at 81
o'clock, p. NJ the neat and comfortable BRlCh
TENEMENT located as above, now In the oecu-
rooms, besides two closets, with front and rear
porticos, and kitchen. II has gas and water on
The premises.
Possession given in a short time.
Terms: Half cash balance at six and twelve
months for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
HARRISON, GODDIN h APPERsoN,