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EDUCATION IN THE DIsrRIcr.
Our Schools and Papfls-The RICH
oo0 Duty OF Congress 20 Aid Them.

nf 10 T.;
% the Sanra.ar % VI ~ . u N NJ. repo,
" TUG oecietary vi the Inferior, recommends
that the net income from the sale of the public
lands be divided annually pro rata among the
people in the respective States Territories .nS
THE DISTRICT OF OoIUMsIX '"u
The ninth census shows that the numbar a,
dildr n between six and seventeen wears. in the
District of Columbia, is as follow. Wsshinr
ton. II ,IG3 white; $3.50 coloreI: Georse,owss
2Os6 white, 796 colored: rest Of the Is'st,;nt
6 swhite. i. Ice coloTeJ. 0'' Va TUG Ois'rict'
scSopsR s9 On MSasrngton there are in
lie schools, 6,G63: total 70 2SH. IN 49, quo,
public schools, 500 i'm pubIic schools of ese va
the District, Sc: total white pSniis =, o , resi- OF
aree number in the nsyate sshoo 70 include the
tAvn S"'~ ~sN'S''' W osofge-
or cojore5 npn,,s ,horo ~. In ,,;x...
Washington. an: charity schnois Wessinotn y
I3s: pn6iic scbooIs Wssb;nasnn' WI mdGns.on'
town q Es1. nnhlic SchooIs .ast -, n;s, UeVrgss
Tntei lSfa F1'A' sSA'"i'' 'ss' VI oisuiet' We
MINER NOT .rryxn,xa s,voo,
a., r; r, az s9Is', i you'd appear hat
ing school, I 1854; colored children not attsndng
school. 1881 Total "a ss5 no' A''enuilg
THE CAPACITY OF THx Pup1,c scaoor mr.,
INes
city, in the public schools. the number Of seat.
for pupils is G, S5G while the number OF different
pupils enrolled during the year ending June 10.
i $50. was slis the PsTmsnent cOlOrsd public
town seat about 600. In Other words' the vhite
public schools OF Washington can accommoda Ate
about one-third OF the white school populstion'
and the cOlored public schools about one half ~
the colored school Population. Comments. ss 10
the Efficiency Of the public school system nm
der these circumstances. are hardly necessary.
DIY1cIEHCIRs ron CONGRESS TO RRTKnY.
r There ID no high school there a lsck of sfaadv
growth I'm the completeness Of oradation: there
Is an inadequscy oil means Ana 4 danrcr cS foo
frequent change in control, Yet fhese All can
be directly remedied by Congress, AND whaf
the District in the past, It is manifestIy grow
ing rapidly in favor Of free public ec6ools
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s4-The Vermont Senate has refused, by a
vote OF p 70 Q, to abolish capital punish ment.
- fhree-fourths of the divorce cases OF Chi
cago are commenced by women.
~New York society ladies are moving 20
abolish wines at the supper table.
- There is nire inches Of snow on the AlIs
ghsny Mountains near White sulphur s. =
- Thanksgiving day was celebr-
Massachusetts, State Prison by IN ne
singing, &C, by the con-, .crs. e0Aee' sP'rO
me --lvsKefs at the recent womans sun
taso convention in Cleveland nearly al Dor.
me outward senblance OF the male sex.
~fhe London Times preeumes tbs, thar
are not ten Irishmen in Ireland BAT that 49,
OF going 70 America some time or another
VA man writes from Paris that he is so
pleased with cat pot-pie that when he returns
nome ne VIII eat that dish once a week regular
- ierger, who killed Col. Crane, in Missis
s1pf,i, has not been sentenced TO imprisonmeut
January. '0''
~ There is female law student In Chicago
Several en- erprising young men propose ttat
spe shall engage IN speciality rs da1ghter-in-
iaw.
~"The Mormon girls have declared BY reso-
luton that they discard dragging dresses a.
unclean, and paniers and Grecian bends as DIS
grazing the human form" The Mormon girls
are right.
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'CHicAee, Nov 3e-Ihe Tribune this morning
makes an expose Of financial Transaction OF the
Great Wesfern Telegraph Company, which has
two lines in ration from this city-one 70 Nh
-Waukie and one to Omaha--w which, II true, offers
something new In sehemee for raising money.
The fFl6Sne says the cspital stock OF the COM
thousand shares, S25 eacA: or the 40 900 shares
Wsrs subscfibsd by Sslah Reeve. and By him
conveyed to Josiah Snow in trust for the COM
pany 10 sell the same and pay the AvailS back to
Reeve, In fulfllment Of . contract made By the
company with Reeve to construct twenty thou
rand n1iles Of the company b lin1 In accordance
with this the stock e being sold by the COM
Sy,a;S:s Of s9s ScSp,sy provide. g.. that 9o
forty per cent. Of tho whole shall have
been paid in, and - il d LEFT entirely optional
with The company q b when and how much
assesemenis under 10 Per cent on the stock NAV
be- seems probable that those who subscribe
for stocks on fAese Conditions are likely 10
wait some time before they have any voice in
the election OF the directors q arrangement of
the company. necently . s01t he's been bgOushf
by some persons in his CITY vhe oabscriHe0 Tor
Ae stock. Thsy nls . 6M Alleging Maud in TIE
ccntrsct nade b 0s esUpasy Gtth aSsys. in
per mfe fof iinc d pol6 furuisAed VIII 0s
wire. and an additional $40 Per mI)s FOR eocA
additienal wrs, which you'd give Reeve 4 nSt
profit Of e44o, 200 with ono wire, and SEQ -
VIII four wires. - t-1-. ; - :
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TIE MARITAL CASE OF DEED BAILEY, L. s.
ARMY he Philadelphia North American, Nov.
70, says "A hearing was had on Saturday IN
the deserton case OF Susan Cornelia Bailey W.
Obed Bailey. This in the case in which the
separation Of husband and wife caused the
riai Of the husband, Surgeon Bailey, of the
United States army, by . court-martfal I'm
New York, by which he was acquitted. The
nnAl separation took place in Auburndale,
Mas, IN December, 1858, since which the
parties have not lived together. Al that time
DR.. Bailey sent his wife Slo0 and told her to
return to her mother, Mrs. Jacob Broom, OF this
city, Tor he would have no more to do with her.
In August hast. after the court-martal, ne was
en- route from Wilmington to Prescott, Arizona,
and was stopped abort time In this city, upon
complaint Of his wife, who had come from WIN
mlneton on the Same train. There Is no denial
OF the desertion. but the Doctor defends himself
upon the ground that his wife has forfeited ali
claim upon him By gross misconduct and illicit
intimacy with oihssfs n the army. The evil
dence taken IL in support OF these allegations,
and Is unfit Tor publication. An Important
question in the case is that OF jurisdiction-the
defendant claiming that he 10 Q citizen Of Della
ware and the desertion took place there, and
therefore this court has no cegnizance Of the
matter The question viii be argued next
Wednesday. % i. 's3Fl
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FINANCIAL AND oOnMERCrAL.

The New York money market Is without e.
sential change, the supply being abund ant 10
meet the demand AZ four and i've per cent. on
pledge of government bonds, and live and SIN
per cent. where the collateral consists OF az
proved miscellaneous and railway collateral
secretary Boutwell, haS commenced the cancel
laton OF the hres per cent certificates by no.ify-
ing the holders Of number I % number pa in
elusive, 5000 each, and No. 4 % Ig2 inclusive,
$4,000 each, three per cent legal tenders
making q total OF : 100 600, on which the
interest viii cease on December 81, aud sl.O
their AVAILABILITY rs . portion Of the lawful
money reserves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30

'raphed Esclnsipely 10 Tie Eveni,e s.ay.

IetcTufHcu E1cIht1rcIy % 1fe Euenfno NdY.
bALrInolE, Nov. Se.-Ootton dali and nominal
k1naon Mlddllng 49,; M.ddling Uplsnds. IS.
Flour ectiye. but weak. Wheat duh; choice while
81 ;IOsSlI5. Corn dull and nominal; white, 10
yellow, I9sso Bye firm at s0sS. Oats dali and
unchanged. Mess pork dull e2s Bacon uiet
clear rib sides nan1s; DO shoulders: no rib sides
Hams Il. Lard dull at II. Whisky firm NJ 80
BAlTIHoER. Nov. 0.-yirginis sfxes, DID, sez, bid,
- asked; do. 1856, none Offering. do. Is7 s. bid
s. asked
NEW YoRK, Nov. so.-stocks heavy. Gold, no,
Money, 4ss Exchange, long, ga. 5-gs, ls6l, cOn-
pom, IA. VIRGINIA es, exc coupon, &; do se~
"a North Garolins skies. old. ga; do. new, 2ps
NEW YORK, Nov. O.-rlour dull aud droopine.
Wheat dull and heavy. Corn dun and decliuing.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THESE FACTS DRMAND IMMEDIATE COW
IDEkATION.-Disease should be guarded o. nj It.
or ~ must De cured The alternatives are death u
the malari., purify the blood, put the nerves in
ocest, ISsCSte the IemAe system, promote the ap-
tsm incresee the vigor of both body and mind, and
can only be done With safety, certainty and prompt
ness By Charles 0autiers Native Wine Btters; 30
says popular opinion, endorsed by many Of the most
eminent ply sicians, who assure Of the complete
victory OF these all other Bitters 1t has abso
!utely driven them out OF the market where il has
been introduced Gautiers Native Wine bitters
may be had Of all druRgists. ol2o-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30

LOVERS TRIBuLATIoSs.-Tze End Of Tia
Granger Cdse.-The sequel TO the story OF Mr..
Louis +. Granger, nephew OF the rebel General
Gordon Granger, has vet 90 be told Young
Changers case has attracted considerable at
tention'from the fact that he is charged with
the serious crime of forgery, and obtained his
release through a technically. The young lady
who had 90 many interviews with him In HE cell
At police headquarters was Mis- l. A. Thorn
dy Ike, and she is connected with some OF the
weslthiest and most respectable families OF the
East. She is from Roxboro', Mas, and came all
the way TO this city, stopping At the Metropolitan
Hotel, Room i4i, TO be married 90 Mr.. Granger
and was much cast down when the Police Inspec-
tor refused TO allow the Rev. DIR. Bellows TO per
form the ceremony while Granger was locked up.
Immediately after the discharge OF Granger by
Judge McCunn. however, the connding Miss
ThoTndyke became Mrs. Granger. On Sunday
morning, when Superintendent Badger arrived
IN New Yo- x, he repaired 20 the Central on &c,
and with great surprise learned that Mr.. Gran
ger had been discharged, had taken TO himself
wife, and had departed hence In peace. The
New Orleans Superintendent OF Police, Mr.
BADGER, suddenly LETT the city for the East
Meanwhile the lovers are now enjoying then
honey moon in = distant CITY, where there u nC
danger of an interruption 20 their matrimonl al
bLss.-N Y. Standard, Nor. 2ah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30

AT THE WHITE HoUsR.-Senators Chandler
and Rice and Representative Allison had inter-
views with the President to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30

MRS. ADMIRAL DAHLsRBN is again living in
her old residence, corner l. and 14th streets
and is engaged in writing a biography of her
Ia e husband.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30

TIE LARGEsr NAIL ever received at the
s ate Department in one day came in on Friday
lasr, embracing correspondence from Europe
South A merica, Mexico, China and japan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30

TEE COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS has detailed
and ordered Dr. +. Salter as medical referee on
tour OF special investigation to several OF the
boards OF examining surgeons located in the
North ard West.
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Kt,led in the Hoo.ac ruu.e,

SPaiNeF.xLD, Mass, Nov. Sa.-.Johu Hav
kius, q workman in the Hoosac Tunnel va.
killed yesterday by the falling Of . rock upon
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30
FOR THIRTY YEARS
mas that well known. standard and popular remedy
PAIN KILLER.

manufactured BY Perry Davis 4 Son, Providence,
been before the public, and in that time has
used by people of all nations.
ren.s 5ems,ns te. day. that same good and efficient
severe pain has never been equalIed, and it has
earned re Worldwide popularity BY its INTRINSIC
merit NO curative agent has had wide spread
SAFE or given such satisfaction. The various
Ills LOT which the Pain Killer lie unfailing cure,
are TOO well known to require recapituation in this
advertisements. As an external and internal medi-
cine the Pain iler stands unry allied. Directions
accompany each bottle. :
Sold by all Druggists
Price Is cts, 80 cts. and 81 per bottle NOS eolmAW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30

Il. b. VANCE was yesterday elected United
States Senator from North Carolina to I'LL the
seat which win be vacated by the retirement, OF
Senator j. e. Abbott on the fourth of March
ensuiDg a democratic gain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30

fENAITY FOR OPENING LETTERS ADDRESS
hs TO AIorH1R.-Many people seeing letters
mrst be & mistake IN the address and ckn EDr
and open letters belonging 70 other Paftiss
III ere are Also letters that occasionally, through
hafte ermistAko, get into the wrong boxes and
are opened b. parties 10 whom thsy do not
belong, It would be q we'll to lot our readers
X on that the penalty for amy person opening
d not exceeding $500 to imprisonment Tor ten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30

INV YORK, Nov. 5o.-There were twenty si,ls
20 .or ~ re government gold today, amounting 20
80 'u9- Richest bid, lioei; lowest. Iia 50
TO ll0.Sl. - Ai'-N-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30

TIE U. s. STEAMER CALIFORNIA, now fitting
ont at the Boston navy yard, will be sent to the
Pacific. as the flag ship Of that feet, to relieve
the Saranac. Her sailing orders have not vet
been issued and she will not leave here for
several week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvKSUR-The receipts from this
source to- day were s4Ss.7I6.4e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30

AN ORDER will soon be issued from the Wa
Department assigning a large number OF officer
now on the unassigned list to regiments, Il
save them from being mustered ont on tn.
LIST of Janury next under the new army law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30

Posi- OFFICE APPOINTMENTS To-DAY-,Jep.
tina w. Davis, postmaster at Newman, Georgia,
THAT ONCE having become Presidential;) Der.
nsrd Meyer, route agent between New Orleans
and Brashesr city, louisiana, vice Thomas F.
Conklin, removed.
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fatsfe Disease In Dsehe~s Cesvtv
New YoRk.

foCeEkrFsfH, ~. v, Nov 3o.-There Is mush
excitement In the eastern part OF Dutches~
county over the sudden and alarming lines of
cattle. About nf6y head on the a ferent fsrrns
are now affected. Their tongues are sgoIlep-
and water runs from their mouths. Their hoofs
rot, and there II q loss OF appetite. Mr. Pecs
OF Paving. purchased two oxen from Mr. Wool
erton. They were taken from the drove ana
placed on Mr.. Peck's farm, and il Is said that
the disease was communicated by these over
Thirty one OF the same lot have been driven 20
Patterson, Nd.
Fire In New Hork-Specfe Shtpmests.
Nav YORK. Nov. S0.-The cotton warehouse
OF hopkins, Dwight, Trowhridge & Co, II and
10 pesorosses street, WAS burned this morning
ne los on the stock and buildings IL estimated
at $500; fully insured.
IL ne e specie shipments to-day amount 20 about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30

SARATOGA, Nov. SQ.-Hon. Isaiah Blood, of
Bsllston Spa, Ssra-1gs county, the democratic
senator from the 18th district, died AZ BIS res
dence last night, aged %.
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GETTING MARRIED.

GETTING MARRIED.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on Social Evils,
saa the pLopriety or mpropriety OF getting Married
matrimonial happiness. Sent free, In sealed enve!
ones Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS. Boz p
fhiledelphIa. Pa. u sef6-eo3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best In the world.
Harmless, reliable, tnstAntaneOus. does contain
Iced nor any vsfahe poison to produce paralysis
boasttng virtues they do not possess. The genuine
w. a. Batcheior's Hair Dye has had lh,Tfy years
the only perfect lair Dye-plack or Brown Sold
By all Drugssts.. Applied at 16, Bond street, New
fork. t-.s-s''As a # = -AE feH- tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30

Hon. LEWIS MCKENZIE, the present Repre-
sentative in Congress from the seventh district
Of Virginia, announces his intention of CON
testing the seat of 4. NJ. Braxton, elected 70
represent that district in the Forty second Com
gress. Mr.. Mckenzie contends that the cleo
ton returns were irregular, aud believes he
will be able to secure the seat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30

D"Put Ny Littis Shoes Away" is the very
latest buRleeque On ~Shoo, Fly" 80 us
E o0The Shakers Of TyTineham, Naas, in the
laudabls matter q c&urchyard reform, have
e. ntraeted for pinety-nine new eravo Stonea :
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WASHINGTON. D. {. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER
ADJUSTMENTS.

nDD FELLOWS HALL.
POSITIVELY FIVE NIGHTS ONLY,
ssSso.rs SssR RIoE T."T. is..
push Gsns l'i% he b.l ss eng %
SkfDsY
al % ss Ss ing As% sI 81
$50 Sso w pGS;' open at '" H. GosRiD. Agent.
MALLS OPERA HOUSE.
Last three right. Of the fascinsting
wIPSEsDAS and THURSDAY siGHT5, Nov 80,
aud D. : l'h srep ss11sssiOp q 1ad'n and Paris
now pc -foi mir. a. Fi.kei r opera Houss, He
YORK. TO overflow in houses,'wth = -gnifcent Coz
y31uy in ihe cast RESKDOS in his wonderful Fun
The oHnD OF THE REGIMENT,x
NATIosAL THEATRE.
SECOND AND LAST WEEK
nR.spo q Ms shs PG Ssss AIfis %IL1r.ms
EVERY lvFE1ss ss 2Es.f bo Elag NOTICE
f1ff shs
sArVEp Ahk AE EnHSs II; AT kENG O'CLOCK
In rehearsal, the Irish Drama Of Connie Soogah.
MAsaUERADE COSTUMES.
Having added largely TO my stock Of La ~
DIES, GENTS and CHILDRBH'S FANCY, W
COMO and CHARACTER DRESSES, N
would respectfully invite the attention OF my ~
sno' and IL fSse 800 It'll street
Private Theatrfcals, Charades, Tableaux, &c !,
dressed At short notice. Parlor Scenery and Curtain
for rent. pol7 en3m :
No. 1857 ON EXHIBITION (No. 4ss
STREET. AT }srRnsr.
MA RKRITER's,
No ass Seventh street, between ID and STREETS,
eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall :
Choice Oil Paintings, Engrav ings, CbrOmOs, &c.
Also. Largest Stock Paper Hangings, Window
shades, Picture Frsmes, Picture Cords and Tassels
Rings. Nails. &c in the District. !
~ TERMS, CASH.
Please remember Name and Number. ap25 ly~
p 4 HI W QALLBRY
OIL PAINTINGS FOB SALE.
yuss received some Ane PIOTUR8s. 1885 Penn
ssncs, bet 18th snd 18th stS. jyis-nl
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
THE FRENCH DEFEAT ON MONDAY
A PRUssIAN ACCOUNT OF 1T.
-IEAvY LOSSES OF THE FRENCH.
SORTIES FROM PARIS.
The French Repulsed, with Loss Of 600
Prisoners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30

How NEWSPAPERS ARE LOST IN TaE
MAILs-The standing laws and regulations
Of the Post Office Department REQUIRE THAT
printers OF newspapers before delivering their
papers into any office for transmission, shall
have them placed under substantial bands or
wrappers In separate packages OF not more than
twenty papers each, and to write distinctly upon
each package the name Of the Office to which It
Is to be sent, its county and State, and the same
direction upon one Of The papers therein This
regulation does not seem to be thoroughly
understood by newspaper men. Itoften happens
that these packages get broken open in their
transmission, and the outside wrapper is LOST.
The omission Of the county and State on one OF
the papers renders it impossible for clerks in
distributing Offices to make ont their desti-
ration, and the whole package is thrown
into the waste paper pile. 1t follows that the
Subscriber lcses his paper. and writes to the
publisher ma.;ing his complaint, aud the pub
Usher blames the post Office, when the fault is
the neglect in his own Off ce to follow strictly
the regulations prescribed by law.
NAVAL ORDERS To-DAY.-Passed Assistant
Paymaster VIM. j. Thomson to the Pawnee;
Assistant Surgeon Allied Gr,iith to the New
York yard; Assistant SrF econ Adam Mackie to
me receiving ship Vel INT; First Assistant
Engineer VIM. w. Heaton to the New York
yard; Captain s. Nicholson detached rom the
command OF The Eenicia and placed on wait ug
orders; Lieuter ant John S. Newell detached
from the Guard and placed on waiting orders:
Master John r. Sullivan detached from duty
urter Re ar Admirel Strip:ham and ordered .
the Guard; the order of Passed Assistant Paw
master John r. Carmody to the Pawnee has
been revoked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30

SCIENTIFIC LECTURE.
IT. T. i ROWLAND ,S viii give Lecture the
JHGRsDAY LvESSG December 1cS si,h a cne Of q
n tile entire Ses serSs pSo o.
ad;ca sffsr BY Dr. h. a the
number taken by DR.. Rowland
The electric light viii be used, and the objects
msgnihed from ten thousand to one million diane
Admission, Is cents. Tickets for sale at BaIIan-
tyne Book store, 9TH street. Lecture to commence
al I:eV eIock no2JSt
A MUsEMENTs FOB wINTER EVENINGS,
"A for Chureh hes, Schools, Christian Association,
80 psnnss to ssses rc% 1i
81
fcr ess rsaf9nSse Mass Ian
street. between 9th and 10th. N. ". mos I'm
GRAND COURSE OF LECTURES
VI Given under the auspices of the
Calvary BAPTIST CHURCH,
LINCOLN HALL.
Commencing
susses.Shst Blind Man SAW 10 a ca MsasshS
Dtssgss5 and sSsslSa
suhiectA Journey to the Country Of the prsrfs:
SUBJECT Select Readings from 6slsSsassa a.
saSset Minutes. ch. viz dAiSs and
eubJect-Poetry and Poets.
March USTIN McCARTHY
. Subject-The Thrones Of Europe.
march KATE IIELD
. subJect-Actors and Acting.
March GRACE GREELEY
April n...,......-...-......-L 8. ED0ARTOH
Subject-0ossip, its Causes and Cue. :
April 26-...HlRAM GREEN, Lait 0ustice OF Peese
sinsl. tickets, 50 cent?: season tickets. 3d. Sea.
'0P se ..s e Pitt sns sfS
corner Of 18th street and New York avenue, and
BuIrs Furnishing Store, 90 street. :
Purchasers Of season tickets can secure reserved
seats for the course without extra charge, on aud
after November 2lst. ct Burr's, 80 st. oc 81 I'm
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u IRDe- Imported CANARY BIRDs.s< -
- MockikG Binds, M0CkING pIRD$Z
rSSVp, Bird OAgks, &C tor sale at lI3S1
no26-lm- STR HARTRRrruT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30

a.,. BALTIN0k1, 1D.
sos ~ sosrdins and Day school. Essyy fscilfsy
Bntnsn md french educ alton
All. seeiAi stssasiss given 70 Nude and Ornamsa
~. g. ,os boarding pupils In .nslish dspsrsmsa
fer circulars eontssnins fun iaformassoa sSdr,~
. -eoAwIy RIy. ,. A.LIPPIacorr.A.n
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-02

BREAD CAsT uroS THE WATERS. M
If the Great Providence has not literally
cast bread upon the waters, He has
planted the elements ofwholesom nour-
ishment on the rocks, in the shape oil
Sea Moss, from which the SEA Moss
FARISE is made. This new article has
everywhere won golden opinions from
all sorts of people" and the honsekeep-
ers of the land generally regard 1t m the
double light of a staple necessary and n
delicious luxury; for while its use lessons
the expense of living, the exquisite dishes
prepared from It cannot be obtained even
at an extravagant cost, from any other
source. Scientific committees, hotel
keepers, professional cooks, ladies who
their own Kitchens, physi-
clans, nurses, dyspeptics and invalids OF
every class bear witness Of these facts.
To this mass Of Endorsements we I'M
hesitatingly add our own; and without
fear Of contradiction say that the blanc
mango, buildings, custards, etc, are the
most delicious we have ever tasted.