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TAKE NOTICE.

An p.rsops iadebssd to the undenspsd s .l,,i. .Is ,o call immediately, al the Adobe olos' "a ,.n,,s ss w'fNnon' ~"" !" E. COOK.
 uA E.F BOwERs
 pr..s.,tt Ialv i le7I H------
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Administrators Notice. u.,,,s of ELIJAH pEAsn Deceased

soio. I. hereby given by ,h. usd.r.ssss lS,a sss !, tor of the above named estate e A ,o srhbt ie' as ,o ,hs nedsrsgnsd a bls store in honsss uoslh have county Territory of Ari.ooa. si'hih ''
 Tom ths hfs, publication of this eotee. .A,,,l,srs
 July 1, 1871. ---------
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Administrator Notice.

In the matter of the estate of ABRAh IT. h. n'-''- alias FRANCE HIsTos, decezsed ,..,,. slsims
 Notice s hereby given to all pefsonss s,.ss FrAsss sr.nst line estate of A. T. E. Hofnbsek' s -, II,son asoeased Co exhibit the ssms vith ss s,,, youcher. within one year from h. dss s a. sorp,y inc undersigned st Arizona City, A. IT. ~ ''
 ypo Howard Esq., al Prescott A. As,.l.lsssia
 Prescott, Aritsna. May 6 is7l.
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Administrators Notice. E..at. of DAVID COOLEY. Deceased

Notice h hereby gives to all per>ous hsvns ,s, ,s. sxains, the estate of David Cooley dsceAsed 70 ss he d.,, Inf mi, pie. 10 th. undersigned hs issesses nesr Phonir 10 the county of Nsrieors ssd f"nH' !" MP. GRIFFIN. Adnnisis,s''
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Our aeii,ie. for purchasing and arrangements for sell inz are fully completed and onet TO TfE TRADE Full Stock of Merchandise in each department com pri.ng all articles enqured for aud sslabls throughout the Territory.
 that IL h to the benefit Of every Interior Merchant to buy of u.-in.teAd of 10 Francisco elsewhethereby avoiding the expenses and snDoyanees of long and ediou. journey and the loss of rss oH' line neees .ay 10 receive their purchases enabng them ,o increase their profits with the or less capital invested
 Order. by letter receive careful attention the saH' as though the partie. themselves present
 In a word we GUARANTEE EXTRACTION in prices quality quantity and assortment of goods
 Currency and Buou received al laes. San Francise' ouota,on, or sold ff account of owners may be de ,r,d HOOPER. WHITING & co. | Arizona City A. T., Sept lst 1870.
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To MAKE DoUcHxuTs--Tske seven caps of b-ead dough vhen hght x into t aud half of rneit. cd lard w'to one of sugar and teaspouVl o s0dawhe, has again beoone hght roll it entj cut it into h.. shapes you please and tl 'n ht lard 10 succeed Des t&s eesEh sheeld ie Ia-Trg s5ta nils ~. .'
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COLLECTORS 0FTtcI UNITED sTATrs INTERNAL RKyEstk DISTRICT or AnxoSA
NOTICE.

hereby all persoss AsAinsi purehasnf .s s, E tiabs certain prornis~ory note for the sum o' VI dated a, Bradshaw on the l{th day @ June, dasr = ,or of Jack wIiams ~ bearer. and signed by ns 'ha the signature of r. A. Cook, e surety.
 The said aOte given by me ff stolen Pfole'y ins gray mare which the owpsr hss siDes ~ recovered. A. oinf s'' Presoott, July 6. 1871.
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PIorIr must not forget the fact that the MINER ocs is capable of turning oui all styles of book best terms We also prepared to bind books, pam phlsts, bswspapeB. etc. ,@rNf
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 Aher paying the expenses of the enterprise aDd making the distribution of the gifts the balance Of the proceeds arising from the sale of tickets will be appropriated to the establishment of
 Free Library in Louisville, to be Called the
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MURPHY & DENNIS,

M ID M n ~ UENNIS,
 Deaisrs Wholesale and Retail in Dry Goods Groceries, Wines, Lqnors Tobacco. Csar Etc Will keep constantly hand, and sell cheap fos Cash, all articles needed by Farmers. Mechanics. Team siesr and Housskeepers a, their store in Ph9blI. Ph@uiS, AhtoaA, February 3 lsTl. feb25rns
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The gay season is going 60 como early anks.ay
late This winter.
Bir. William G. FInney has resigned his posi-
TOMAS trustee OF Howard UniverSity.
The trent OF Father Beyle,s (St. Peter a.
church is undergoing repairs.
Capt Bryan4sas been anReirited foreman cs
the Government Printing '0fiec, and r. W
Kerr assistant fore man.
The gymnasium and bowling alley of the
Young Mems Christian Association are IN he
thrown open this evening.
The regatta OF the Anaiostan end Arlington
Boat Clubs, which was 10 take place on the l6th
inst, has been postponed.
TheDlympics vaxed the Pastines of Balti-
urday by a score of 10 to 6.
several hundred new lamps are 10 be erected
within the next few weeks in those ,garts of the
CITY where they. are most needed.
house on X street, between 10Th ard 9lst streets
occupied by Mrs. Z. II. May, to the extent OF
about $50.
The Christian Church, formerly located on NJ
between 9th and 10th streets, has been removed
10 vermont avenue, between 18th and 18th and
n and y streets.
Judge Huzaphreys on Saturday afternoon adj
journed the Criminal Court and discharged the
grand and petit jurors till November 9Th. The
Judge will pass sentence on Bolster On wednes-
Gay next, at II O'Clock A.. m.
The Washington Boat Club was the recipient
of a handsome set of cub colOrs, the gift of
several lady friends, on Saturday evening last
The presentation speech, made by Mr. j. Mes
ont smith, Was responded to by Mr. Forbes
Beale, of the club.
The Grand Lodge of Colored Masons of the
District of Columbia has issued a circular a
copy of which has been forwarded to the Ma
tSonal Grand Lodge or Compact, now in session
IN chicago, announcing that the relationship
solved.
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ALE x A NDRIA.

PROPERTY SALEs.-L. d. Harrison, action
eer, sold to-day the brick house and lot of
ground on the south side of Wolfe street be-
tween Fairfax and Water streets, to j. T. Stone,
for 81 800. The twO-story brick house on the
north side of Duke, between Fayette and PAYNE
streets, has been sold by F. A. Kerby, auction
eer, to Mr.. Richard H. Windsor, for 81 ,25n.
The building on King street, between Pitt and
ST. Asaph, known as the Alexandria fire insur-
ance office, was sold this morning, also by Mr.
kerby, to David Appich, for 81 $50.
ILLICIT DIsTILCERs.-Deputy U. s. Marshal
l.. l.: O'Neale left here yesterday evening, on
the Leesburg train, with a warrant for the arrest
OF two men alleged to be engaged in Illicit dis
ulling in the Businesses of the Blue Ridge NOUN
taiIs, In LOudoun county,
GENEaAL T. q VsN BURfy. a cousin of
PIesiuent Van Buren,, died at Herdop, va, on
thursday morning, in the eighty-frst year of his
age. His remains have been taken to New York
HEBREW CoNGREG ATIoN.-The congregation
Beth FL, OF this city, have elected their officers
for the present term, follow: President. r
Fisher; vice president, Emanuel weinman:
treasurer, Joseph Brager; secretary, Jacob
ana ID. Strauss--Gdzette, Saturday erening.
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sTLadies are donning square-toed shoes.

~ uoilulilS SHOES.
0JOhn G.. Heenan, 1t IL said, has "got reli-
gion," his wife being pious woman.
1-Mr. Michael Phelan. the celebrated bill
lard player, died in New York Saturday.
~ Tilton piles on the agony by calling Vicky
woodruff an agOnistarch. a4E
~An eight-hour strike Is threatened by the
bricklayers OF Brooklyn
ga high authority states that not one
American lady in hundred knows how to
manage a trail.
- Resolutions Of ''thanks to God and to the
police of the city" were passed 1t AN Indianapo-
lis meeting.
- Beauregard has declared in favor of .the
new departure" He Is ''tired OF living only for
defeat ON obsolete dead issues"
1-A deed has been recorded In the county
clerks Office at Lexington, Virginia, conveying
the Natural Bridge property TO John Garrett,
of Baltimore.
@The next Legislature Of Virginia Is TO elect
about one hundred county judges, who are 70
bold ONCE for six years, and win also redstricf
the State for members Of Congress.
~The fighting between Cabral and Baez. I'm
San Domingo, continues with about equal re-
suits. The other day Cabral was badly beaten.
and forced TO the Hsytien border. Next morn
ing Baez was whipped out Of all his laurels
HRev, Myram ID. Wood, pastor Of the Pres
byterian Church at Decatur, Georgia. and a
married man, has been convicted of the sednc-
ton OF Miss Emma j. Chivers, daughter OF DR.
L. ii. Chivers, OF that town. n
ISuit has been commenced n the United
States District Court, at ST. Louis, against Bos-
ton Able formerly collector for the first distric,
OF Missouri by his securities, for n quarter Of Z
million Of dollars, alleged to be unaccounted for
by him as government ofiicer.
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ss to pr'psre for f,s suserxtruosur.; nov, Their.
act shall be sutst;ee n tie P.e :, - ma sn,s
erel election, ana shall rroeIys nSjorfty ~ tho
a such election: AEd p-srtssa r-ss- sS 49, -
shall receive the approval snd ssnctiou ~ the ON
and be il hereby authorized % sul.-,rih- \, 49,.
name q ne District q Coiunhs 20 fh capital $500
an AMOUNT not exceeding six hundr~s thor-sna al
ars. Proele.s That b-fors sucb sul-crir ~ sesu
the Board Of Paslis wass than sa, me- - is,e .
will be adequate fOr the purpose q eomolesas the
shall be given 70 said Board that the amount - -
seribed shsn BE faithfully applied Co aid work, and
necessary 60 avail q ssd gusrAntee o. the PeuesTl
ysnis Central Railroad COmpany: AsS rressssS
sone point on The PotoSsc river az GscrSrsoSa
shlsh shsl be satisfactory ssid BOsrd q P5biis
sac Ass o u ysrt.s. s.sa.6. That IN order 70
Eroylde Tor The payment q said subscription me
tered or coupon bonds Of the District ~ Columbia.
sieh shSN pres he object Of their issue on their
Of the District, aud shall De red~enahe twenty yesy
@ cate; and bear sin per centum interest PAYABLE
sum Of sly hundred Thousand collars and 10 .el All
eonas and pay over The prooees thereof 20 said Pred
Eress Of the WORK aforesaid: Pycrtsss' That .aia
bonds shall not Be sid a lower rate than nfnesv
per centum Of the par value thereof.
skc = Asd D. q tN'fAr ssaofsd. That IN order 20
Met the interest 70 accrue said bonds, there
shall be levied annually tax Of six pr cent o.
suCh lower rate ~ may suffice. every hundred
dollars 81 the ASSESSED value Of rial and personal
estate In said District, the proceeds of witch taT
ment Of said interest ~
SIC 4; Asd D. u J-rAS- esacs,a, That the Gov
erncr hereby requested 90 caus. this act g. BE- duy
published before the next general election A. re-
9nlr,a ~ the tourte-nth section ~ the charter n
The district q Columbia. act q Congress. Of Feh-
rnary twenty one, eighteen hundred and seventh
onel and BY suitable proclamation q srlYnit ~.
same TO the people aud pre.cr ibe ths foy, a.
II shall be voted upon. " es
CHARLES l.. HUIsE,
Speaker 81 the Housa 81 n.leca,e.
WILLIAM STTCkNEY
President Of the Council
n. ID. COOKE. Governor su=i-Sr
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THE COURTS.

uPOLICE COURT, To DAY, Judge Snsu-wm.
mutton was arrested for CARRYING concealed wa.
pons, and forfeited his collateral S9l: also cb.red
NH indecent exposure; fined S. John Henry and
gusGe. fined % each. Mary Barnes and Magic
West; puLle prostitutes, charged with vagra6cy;
workhOuse. IL Gleason, profanity in Georgetown:
fnee So. Amanda Stewart, same ofense in Louise
alley; fined So Clark Chase, Obst, ucting the pave
Fighting alley; fined 50. in
,,REPAIRIye HIS carr on SUNDAY.
Dr "m. boyd, eparged with obstructina the
streets. 1t appears the doctny was enos1e5 p "
pairing cart on Sunday, and had occasion TO buiId
hre in the street TO heat some irons which ds,nrh
edthe peighbors. When arrested The doctor tod H.
Gn1cer that II was religious Perseasfion and he
would give no collateral. hut on being taken ic tn
station house he changed his mind aud Ieft IS Re-
lore Judge Smell this morning Boyd aaiS be wa, nnt
lined S.. 'N' next osS'
UNAUTHORIZED scAvENGERISG
maker W hite, charged with carrying on the busj-
ness ~ stavenger without first having been an
pointto " the District authorities; fined $40. WI
ker took az appeal. George Collins, Charged with
SuTsit in Geofeatown; fined IS. WIN
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IRON CLAD CANAIs.-A Philadelphian pro-
poses to clothe the sides OF the banks OF canals
with one-eighth OF an inch of sheet-iron, Sc
curely fastened and suspended equi-distant
above and below the water line. to prevent
damage TO the banks He claims that by such
action the entire canal property Of the country
can be brought into active and competing OPP
Grafton With railroads, as fast-running steam
pr0pellers viii be introduced and substit- Ited
for the slow and expensive mule powei, and
that the tonnage. too, will be increased at least
three times.
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OFFICIAL

OIIIgIAL PUBLICATION or THE ACT OF
naa!I hS 10 ia Ian scS
H1LDltG GENERAL ELECTIONS IN THE
DISTINCT OF COLUMBIA.
AN ACT hiking the time for holding the General
Elections IN the District of Columbia.
be esacef ~ tAs L<stsLafses Asssselp Of TAG
ltsntd ~ aeISalotd, That the general elections
.nerein shsn t.e held on the fourth Wednesday Of
SIC. 2. Aax &s az f,taey ea1crsd, Thar vherea. an
emergency exists for the immediate tax ing effect Of
t1s act, Il hereby declared be in force from and
s<fer it, approval by the Governor.
CHARLES L. HULSE,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates.
WILLIAM STICKNEY,
Approved, August 10, ls7I. ~ Nv ~~@N
II. ID. COOKE. Governor an fl-sm
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CAUSE or DRoUTH.-About year ago New
England was suffering from drOuth. This
year Illinois is similarly afflicted, and TO such an
extent that blowing is impossible. These dry
seasons are, for the most part, attributable to
the destruction OF timber, and close observers
in Illinois say that the disappearance of even
localities have known has had perceptible ef-
feet OH the annual rain fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-09

BURIED HER BABE ALIyE-The Frederick
" a., Examiner, has this item: Last SATURDAY. a
cOlOred woman Louisa Hunter, living near
Knoxville, in Petersy lille district, was arrested
ON bench warrant. on the charge of numbering
her infant child. She admitted that she buried
the child while il was alive, but it was washed
out by the water OF rooted out by hogs, and was
partially devoured when found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-09

RECovEEISG.-Young Belt, who was shot a
few days ago in Frederick, Md, by DIR. Thomas
and who il was thought would die, has had the
ball extracted from his breast, and il is now be-
lieyed lie will recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-09

CoRNs, &C.-Dr. White, chirOpodIst, No. 535
18th street, opposite Treasury, Washington, and
No. North Charles street, Baltimore, success
fully treats Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails,
&c, without pain,
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LOG AL ~ h VS..
Am,sements. dc. Tonight.

kOfsoHdi TASGfsr.-ChaTleS Matthews in - A
Bachelor OF Art" and - Little TOddlekins."
Wo'l's ~o1>rd HoHse-MOrlaochi and the Ma
jiltons.
LiRotls HA'L-Mendelssohn On intette Club.
haTkritsr's Art Gallery, 4Ss 9Th street
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CITY ITEMS.

n, IHE DAVIS Vertical Feed shuttla Sewing
Machines, will do greater variety of WORK than
any other Call and see them, at 40 1th street
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"HAvE YOU SEEN 1T ?"-The beautiful
straight brim, soft indented crown Hat, with or
without the feather, at FRANC, the Hatter's,
next to the Original Francs, 433 It'll street,
between ID and T.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-09

FIFTEEN STYLES OF BUsTLEs and the latest
novelty in Hoopskirts are now at exhibition at G.
Baums Hoopskirt and Corset Factory, 40S It'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-09

The REGISTRATION IN THE FOURTH Dis
TRlCT.-The board on Saturday registered in
TINS least Georgetown) district 650-3iI whites
ana zig colored. The first registration last
sprinG footed up GIG whites and 800 colorad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-09

AN ExPERIENCED AND THoRo ne a
"A TEACHER IN PIANO MUSIC AND DRAW
Inc viii receive pupils at No. 1928 street, be.
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OF COURSE every one will go to the Mendels-
soln Qnintette Club concert to- night, at Lin
com Hail. These scientific musicians never fail
TO attract lovers of good and CLASSICAL mpsic
Advertise nent of same elsewhere.
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400,
90

foRf1GN APPRECIATION OF AMERICAN
CHEAieTs' p. III. Malmsten, Professor of
She nisu and Medicine at Seratmer Hospital,
stockD' I'm, writes, al have tested Halls Vege-
taole Sicilian Hair Remover and can say that it
WI. beautifully restore gray hair to its natural
Color"
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OFFICE or EHeINEER or PUBLIC WORK q
" DISTRICT OF COLOMBiA +.
p,.,. " wAsa,SsIox. I; g, August 70, 1871.
be seen ct the once Of the Engineer.
Ssasrs for psysments viz. in their bids, specify
square yard, including two "a feet Of grsdinq.
euD. GEO. o. GREENE. Ohisf Engineer.
NoIICE..That =. 8. lUrTH, 6IS d, betveen
SECOND HAND CLOfHiHG It Isss dan han 4 ~
COS q resdy ,nsds nsv erss
pousnt u fsr tcaah) prices. au22-ly
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KID GLOVES for ladies and gentlemen. The
best Dollar Gloves imported; also, novelty in
good choice in calling at g. Baum's Kid Glove
Depot, 408 It'll street.
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WnJ CARROLL VIII OPEN An EyyN-
INC SESSION In Connection with has DAY
SehOoL, corner High and Gay streets. MONDAY
October 9Th, II @ clock y m lnauire a. ~ -.
room, or No. q Bridge street. gcTg,
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5 .4.Y.M. q. a. BniIdng. Sole Agents.

ALL GAS CONSUMERS should call and see the
little invention that will save cne-third. and in
crease the light. Guaranteed.
HAMILTON * PEARSON,
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FROM the National News Company we have
HhdIPers Bdrar and the Chimney Corner for
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NOTICE AND PROCLAMATION BY THE
lNGoVERNoR publishing an act entitled "An &C
mont and Potomac Railroad Company upon certain
cenditiens, and submitting the same TO the people
k!.cgrrvE oy.rcI, }
.ss y sS %i S:. sass
Of sSs
which viii Be held on the fourth WsdnssSay Of M
Sss e. O4 e
shal be BY printed tickets; and the cksts for aid
IAN act to authorize ssbscri,t,o, "a N. ,.or. q,
the PisdmO99's and PC.o%.c R.iIiosd CS@psnl upon
ticfsss ssaiass said oct .halI contain the word ~"
IAN act TO authorix.s : sub.cr,,e,o, a. n. -.
SeSn sest ain, oonSitionsn .sRs9ysd Ansust ish
Deiesstss Of aid Disfrict shsii be oonducsad said
sct hereto subiOinsd, and 1qbi,cstiSp thereof il
Governor Of the Distriet Of Columbia.
An AcI 70 authorize subscription to the stock Of
the Piedmont and Potomac Railrosd Oompsny
p.s,:s; 49, SsI.ssss a.. ss:ss.. ss,sys :
rsirosd Ssssnsiy s1tSerssd b an Get q -. Iseis
etlre Of virginis, vii be Of grsat bens6t % ths
ss Of S' X. ssS :, ' Ss Fl &
q "a IssSrsS 70 81 P ssi 5is 6o
Ssny to an amount nscssssry 70 i1Tnish supsrstrue
ture and equipment for said road, which said guar
e Is. sss q
ten miles or more Of sad road shall be reedy Tor su
and Shsrsss 4 + ssssy
sess. VII MI soabe .ssd Psadnost and Poso@sc Rs
road Company % locate ana srsos thsr sAao rosd D
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STOVES, &c.

NALL AND SEE
THE LARGEST,
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
STOCK OF
SLATE MANTELS,
bot s1osptins Boston. New York, PhilsaslpAis
MARBLE MANTELS AND IRON
MANTELS, GAS FIXTURES,
TO SUIT TIE Rich AND POoR-oSLY COME
AID EXAMfHE.
LArpoBE STOVES, CRATES, RAHGEs, PAR
LOB HEATKR&;
and Q treat variety Of other goods; IN part
OE-ExPLoslEK LAMPS, PATENr ARGAHp
OIL BURNER. WILL FIT ANY LLnP-
eoHrTHIHG NEW.
HAMILTON q PKARSON,
10. q, II a. BUILDING.
san-u ere AND ID srRss--
" BUNIoNs,
/ and all diseases of the FEET cured by
Dr. v. HUNTER,
L Surgeon Chiropodis+
st t67 Pennsylvania avenue, near A. street.
Established years In New York. ocSlm
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FROM the National News Company we have
the SoaE for September 18th, and the South At
laRtic for September
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sI4.OO. SlAOO. sva m
All Wool Chevioe SHIFTS
All Wool Chevic', Suits.
All Wool Chew lot Suits,
s,,oo Our own make,
VI 90. SI4.OO.
"A HALLE Bros.
80 corner eth and ID streets.
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81 Penn. avenue, corner 4xst

THE MOST POPULAR Sewing Machines N the
market are the Mclean q Hooper Elasticiock
Stitch and the Wilson New Underfeed Shuttle
Machines. Although they are selling at the low
price Of $40 and s46 upward, yet they ire war
ranted equal to any and superior to some Of the
high-priced machines. The terms are very easy.
A. Rosenthal, 404 It'll street, 10 the agent. II
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WE SAW beautiful hoop pendant set of lew
elIy, copied from the sixty dollar set in gold,
with plated back, &c, at Prigg's jewelry store,
9th streets ~ "iu
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Our NEw STYLES OF CoRsEre and some
new improved have Just come from our factory
in Europe, and shall be sold to defy any compe-
tition. Every pair warranted to be perfect ft.
O. BAUM, Corset and Hoopskirt Manufactures.
hxrLBa has I'll binds thsFmonstsn and
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The Evangelical Lutheran synod of
MARYLAND.
DISTRICT NATTSRs m


The Evangelical Lutheran Synod of MARYLAND
reconvened In Baltimore on Saturday morning
and Res. Mr.. Wolf, of the committee on church
extensions, to whom was referred the subject of
raising the sum of 5000, for the purpose of
building the Memorial Church, at Washington,
ID. e., and $500 for the church at Georgetown,
u. T., reported that they had only collected s532
andreeomnended the adoption of a resolution
that the synod guarantees the annual payment
OF the interest on this pledge of 5000 until the
principal be secured-the principal to be pro-
Nlded for out of the church extension collections
or otherwise. The resolution was adopted.
Rev, DIR. Butler, of Washington, ID. C., offered
aresolution, which was adopted, THAT we ex-
press our hearty confidence in and love for our
southern brethren. and regret any action of our
General Synod that may be interpreted as re-
Meeting upon the piety of our brethren; and in
view of the appointment of delegates by our
Genera. Synod to open a correspondence be-
tween the two General Synods, we refer the
whole subject to them, and deem no further
action by this Synod necessary or expedient at
this time" ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-09

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