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1The present wife OF Buffalonian objects
20 his keeping the memories Of her i've pre-
decessors green by wearing i've bands OF Grape
On his hat.
ga Kansas City merchant gave his wife
800 to buy berself a Christmas present, and
started for Texas. She collected young clerk
as her present, and left for Chicago with him.
oOChicago is In the sulks because young
Ia DIV has presumed to lecture 10 on marriage and
divorce when she has tried neither. She Is told
that there are any number Of people in Chica-
60 who have tried both.
oIMr. r. Buchanan Read, the celebrated
poet and painter, has been commissioned by the
Italian government 10 proceed to Naples for the
purpose Of escoriipg GeDera Sheridan ~ Rome.
He goes in stage railway carriage, With
suitable escort
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ES BazisTs'. BF0as-s al .gs.s-rssI 7,lsrrrp.
Lewis iChusun 4 60. ou0fe sfacks and t,,uds -,
bone ard Tor icu t,sFke;s, - folluw-
INV foEA, Jsn. Il Z. : Sc, ASST, ccupor iin,. /.
- ~. coupon- Rs's, 5 s's, nov, rs. caurnt .
hihs 3s- o.. rrup0n. N,s. sg~. ". coun.If'
H., ~ fg's. CuuHun. no.. Currency %. lioi
hariposa, =, Canton. 9: Cumberland. =. We
cru mon T. graph, g.. ouit ks.lNcr, - Pacf 6
NAL. a., Boston Mater Power. o.. Adams ~ rrrss
.. Wells. fsrgo Cos ENpre-s. ~. ameri-
esn tsprc-S. -, L. = ENprvss, s., NV Norx
teiitfol ard HUDSON. - ID. scrip. So Erie Fl !,
DO. r.'fcrred, -. Harlem, IL. d.. prsierrs,l,
=. Beading, So Michigan Gsufral. -. Lake
shoTe h.chigcu S0ut'l'rn s5'l Unigu Pscihc ga
road. -. liifiais Central. 1SsA. Cleveland
a ffrshurE, lui. Northwest. q. d.. preferred .
-: i!tNri.nd. Columbus, Cincinnati and inAi
sna =, - Nv Jersey C-ufl R3it Rfck Island
~ =, AlesUhle -. Paul. 5l-s, do, prcl a, = .
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tnc- lri cont. Is T,nn,,..-, safe 80.
old g., d., new es's. Nugiuia state slNss. ois .
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miss'ul S.Ns~. Ne.- Central PaCifc d ~, 49,
tr.n fscih' frsi Hoids. "a. Cold, AZ. aIi1.
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gft--1r . p.fl.. ~ iJ fat ErH1rHr So
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Howard 2 super fr.. S-rSr -l. Ga a o..
= S67.. do fsri.i,. -TaSs 20. t'+s n ls sri-.r'r.
e5.t-S T's aH. "Nf.H- ~~.t 80. d.. fsnI,fr
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: is, Pour iyariH, q -faslf-. e. -r lui. y 'lta
= asr.; seilUw. -tr bus. 49, Pr.,tiss-s a..
changed. WHISKY HTfn si slas1isc.
Nav YORK. Jan. lf.->t0sk b sIerdy. Cold .e. !.
NJ lhNalt's. M"ury EASY a. al. ENrhlrrr fHr-
%; short. -. &. - tluf-. registered. 50 rHrrH.
ss. Virginia o.. - coupon, o., n. heN. ..
North tal 'iiIi3>. old, g. do. new. e2't
NV YORK. JSn H-Flour quiet bur nrnl y
quiet ana UuCh,s -. corn sCarcs luf firm.
HsLTIgoRF, Jan. s.-N irginia =. old. 81 hfa
asked TO- i>s. hrs a.. l-s., o. asked
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- The California State Medical Society nsf-
sists IN ITS refusal 10 admit female member
SILT costs so 20 cal a man in Joliet % a
mutton-hesded pagan"
SNrs. Disrseli is sixteen wears oi,le- -bs,,
her husband.
~while gold Is worth si7 per ounce, line
blonde hair readily commands s2j.
- leo much study has made a Springfield
negro boy, sixteen yeats old, insane.
rSA Baptist church in Akron, Ohio, has ar
rsngements FOR beating the water hat supplies
the font.
- koopmanchap and Shin Poo. in fun
Chinese costume were a recent seusati sn on
Broadway.
ga large number a. the ballet-dancers aud
bouffe singers Of Paris have become yIVandisres
Tor the Gsrdes Mobiles.
81 The Democrats OF the Maine Legislature
have Nominated Hon. Abraham SanbCrr OF
Bangor, for United States Senator.
81 Negro ministries In Phnsdelphis sirer-
use themselves by giving lOayes OF ores to he
IOor.
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LIABILITY OF BANKS FOR DEPOsITs.-Iu an
important suit in the Supreme Court of Penn
sylvaDia of the Second National Bank OF Erie
against the banking firm OF Smith Randolph x
Co., for the recovery OF $50 600 loaned them
upon Governmet securities, which securities
had been stolen from the plaintiffs agents. the
Ocean Bank Of New York involving the Gues-
ton Of negligence of the Ocean Bank in the
rate custody Of the collaterals, verdict was
given in favor of Smith, Randolph & Co., de-
PENDANTS, for fnll amount cliamed by them to
he due for excess of the value OF their stolen
bones above the amount Of the loan and inter
est. The case has been watched with gre at in
terest, and settles the fact that the Ocean Bank
vas negligent rs 10 precautions that prudent
banks should adopt against burglars.
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Bankrupacy Case.

NEW YORK, Jan. I4.-In the barkruptry case
OF James Alden vs.. the Boston. Hartford and
EIie RailIoad Company, heard before Judge
Blafciiord this morning. the counsel for the
corporation moved dismissal on the ground of
the want of jurisdiction Of the court. The pei.
ton of Seth Adams, Of Ne ton, Mas, 90 be adj
mitted TO appear and defend on the ground of
bankruptcy proceeding by him, against said
was filed, and the case was postponed for a
week.
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Railroad Enterprise I'm Utah.

SALT LAKE, UTAH, Jan. l3.-Preliminary
steps and q requisite amount of stock were
taken TO-DAY for the construction of a railroad
10 Payson, Utah.
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THE NEW YORK "STRIKEs.v--Considerab Die
portant trade strikes which have taken place IN
this city. At meeting of journeymen taiiors
held to-day, in Coburger Hall, . discussion was
bad on the strike which has existed In several
shops for some time past ft was resolved 10
continue the strike. In regard to the al riculty
OF the shoemakers, We learn that the Crispius
row on the strike payroll number about 400
". l.. Commercial, l3tA.
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The Albany Express Robber.

ALBANY, H.-On iThursday Filkins. suspect
READ the description of himself, and had the
whlskers shaved on bic chin; leaving side Wits
kers on. AT that time he wore stripped flannel
SHIRT with large button on the bosom
h's linen coat was dark or speekled: :
vest dark, brown pants. brown oyereoat,
long and dark oversh0es which bueklei on the
TOP, and dark cap. He said he was Just from
China.
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The SCHOONER wAYpFRER wKrcKyp.-rhe
schooner Wanderer. bound to Philadelphia with
cocoanuts and oranges, was totally wrecked on
Colorado rect, on the north coast OF Cuba, De-
cember 2sth, at half-past one i'm the morning
The captain and crew were saved. The War
derer was the SLAYER which brought a cargo of
slaves to Savannah in 1850, who were returned
to Africa by the man-ofwar Niagara.
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MRS. LINCOLN was in London. En- gland on
The 80 ult. letter from that city saws, for the
purpose of placing her son Tad az school. an
having accomplished that she pufPosed 10, "A ,ng
ner friend, Mrs. Bishop Simpson in Rome.
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Free school, I'm Canada

TORONTO. Jan. 1.-THE educational bill now
before TIE Ontario Assembly is a most compre-
hensiye measure. The chief changes are that
all schools be free and ATTENDANCE cumpO!sory
IT is also proposed TO introduce into the schools
course of study OF nation al history, chemistry,
and agriculture, and TO establish industrial
schools,
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PRUssIAN CHALK MARKS ON FRENCH DOoRs,
At Vernon. writes q war correspondent, we
found no Prussians, but, what comes to neari,
the same thing, the marks OF Prussan chalk on
the outer doors. Prussian chalk causes French
paraly sis; and when you see 'two under OIL GERS
and five soldiers" or "three soldiers and six
horses" inscribed on the portal of house, we
know not only that the Prussians have been
there, but that they may at any time come back,
and that in the meanwhile the place has rot
been materially injured, has been terrOrized, 30
that the inhabitants dare not even to efface the
terrible chalk marks, which are palpable signs
OF their humiliation,
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LAND SALRs IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY. No.
The Joness farm, 10 acres. adjacent to Rock
Of that neighborhood, for . 900. Mr.. Edmund
Lyddane has purchased the Homlller farm, on
the old Georgetown road, about equal -distaut
from Rockville and Georgetown containing las
acres, for IS, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-14

A YOU'VE LADY of Stockbridge, Mass, at
tended a bah on Wednesday Of last week, and
danced until two O'Clock on Thursday morning.
She died suddenly at neon on Thursday. The
indications are that she was killed by poison.
whether administered by her own or anOther's
hand Is unknown. She was twenty-five We rs
there was some trouble between her aud her
beau at the ball.
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II. j. CEIrPEN, of New Hamoshire, has been
appointed clerk to the Senate Committee on the
Distrlcs o. Columbia, in place of A. S. Perham.
o, Name, res Gned- Mr.. Crippen was formerly
clerk to the Re.renchment Commit
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WATER PROOF Boot SoLEs.-If hot tar is
applied to boot soles, il will make them water
proof. Let il be as hot as the leather will bear
without injury, applied with swab, and drying
in the fire. The operation may be repeated two
or three times during the winter, IL necessary
so that it wears longer, as well as keeps the
water out. 1t is good plan to provide boots
for winter during summer, and prepare the eOles
BY tarring, as they will then become, before
they are wanted to wear, almost as trim a. hoT n,
and will wear twice as long as those unprepared.
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THR NATIONAL Council of the Unio1 Lea gae
OF America, headed by Cos. Geary, of Penns,l-
vsn'a. and Gov. Newell, OF New Jersey. called
upon the President this morning to pay their
q
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fhh@iDtf1 WHITE of Cornell University
ana one o. The San Domingo Commissioner.
d'li'e'. here this morning, and was on the tioor
OF re Houss to-day.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington NerAs and Gossip,

"AFr d. W. McN-tLtAN, third artillery, has
''eh 'empo,ailN assigned to duty in the Ad;u.
'aht OeneFsi Jstce, War Department.
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THE METHODIST Book CoNCEIN-yrial of
Rec. DR.. Landhan.-The friends of Rev. Dr.
Lanahan were SO successful yesterday AS to
procure the admission OF reporters of The pub
lie press to Lis trial before the Methodist Book
Committee. A discussion ensued between the
members OF the committee as to tho scope which
the investigation should be allowed to take, Dr.
Slicer stating that the prosecution knew they
were wrong ard DIR. Lanahan innocent, ard
with others taking ground that the examination
should be confined solely to the question OF OFF,
cial misconduct.
Rev. Mr.. Buckley, counsel for the defe ndant,
read letter from George Taylor, Of Flushing,
l.. l., one of the signers Of the accusations,
stating that he signed the charges without q
correct knowledge OF what they contained, and
because he had been asked to do so. Mr.. Buck
ley added that II the body Of the accusers were
called together and examined Ii would be foupd
that majority signed, like Mr.. Taylor, without
knowing the purpOrt The manner In which the
signatures had been obtained would not bear in
spectiOn.
The investigation then commenced and E.. L.
Faucber opened for the prosecution by stating
that the charge that frauds had been committed
IN the Book rcern, amounting to 81 ,000, 900,
wss rever denied by Mr.. Lanahan, although he
was requested to DO 90, and the credit Of the
Institution was permitted to suffer. DIR. Lana
han was charged by the prosecution with con-
finued miscOnduct In setting afoat stories Of
fraud. and saying the bishops Of the church
approved of his course. The counsel concluded
by affirming that the investigation did not relate
to DIR. Lanehan's standing "a q minister, but
bnt only to his conduct in lnjuring the good
name OF the Book Concern, which he was bound
10 uphold instead.
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RATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.


.Infs splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the woria
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
eadl nor any vIfafe poison to produce paralysis
hoas.nz virtues they do not possess. The genuine,
W. a. Bachelors Hair Dye has had tstyfy vears'
the onIy perfect Hair Dye-tlsck or Brown Bold
by .ll Druggists. Applied Of 16. Bond street, New
nork. fs5tr
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Murder Will Ont.

AUBrRN, n. Y, Jan. IA convict in the
Auburn State prison hss made fun confession
He IL guilty Of the rogers murder.
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THREE CHILDREN BURNT TO DEArH.-On
Tuesday morning last, the 10th instant, a cabin
upon the farm of DR.. Geo. I. Clagett, in Prince
Georges county, ne ar the Charles county line,
was consrm med by fire. and three little chill
dren-the eldest about six years-pershed in
the flames. The parents, who are c0lored peo-
pie, were absent at work at the time. The fire
Is supposed to have originated from the Chin
ney.-Port Tobacco (kd) Times.
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sIAn Iowa town Is named Seven Up.
~Tbe stylish visiting cards in New York
New Years Day were OF thick unglazed card,
long and narrow, with the name in outline
letters.
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p. DOYLE, soI I street, y. W


wAsHISsroN. ID. o.. July 18th. ls-a
Nv. krr,sr Aaftans-Dear Sir: IL affords ne pleas
with perfect success. Having tried many others /
md yours enperiur 10 any I have heretofore usei
and cannot TOO highly recommend N g. rarid mr.
noter 81 The growth OF the hair, and ~ fc9 appii-
cations restoring IL 70 its original color It r mr.
,ecty Gle an sud Tree from any ohectisnabie mxster
VERY respectfully. yours. Il w siLyoY
street, between sth and SIN n Va
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rCLEAR AND HARnLEss AS wArrR
Tie IoiI0Nins Ietters spe.k Cor thernseIys.

WhEH N6TcN, November 4fh. ls7o.
nv. Arfts'- Naff0Hs Dear Sir After a very
thorsugh snd impartial trial OF your Crystal Die
oovery Tor month, teel compelled 20 aoknOwledes
Its very great superiority over any other article
nov IL Use Tor the purpose dcsignedihe speedy re-.
toration OF the color and growth OF the nair aad M
one csins " according 20 directions can fail,
convinced. 20 attain this much desired result
lection. The simplicity % the preparation aud 10
entire cleanliness affords opportunity 10 the
vast numbers utterly Disguised with the poisonous
nostrums IN Use. Having large uumter a nay
personal ecguaintances who Use your preparation
with equal success, cordially recommend CRYSTAL
Discovery Ia AL persons desiring 20 use anything u
fliA Kind. AnrY rr.racffullY.
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- Henry Afford, Dean of Canterbury, die
suGteDlv in London YESTERDAY.

- Henry Afford, Dean of Canterbury, died
suhteDiy In London yesterday.
9-Pittsburg Ii considering plans for utilizing
Its famous gas well In lighting the city.
eT1he printers strike Is 1t An end in Savau-
nab. Ca. and they have returned to work ct
the old prices, fifty cents per thousand ems.
nS-If Wisc0psion girls remain unmarried at
the age OF fifteen they are encouraged by their
families to commit suicide.
~YouDg swell: say, boy, what do ron do
with your clothes when you've worn them
out?" Boy" Wears EN- 'ome a2in.''
81 Gentlemen's sc al rings should always be
worn on the left hand. The right makes It de-
cidejly conspicuous,
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Specie ShIp,,,euts.

NEW YoEK jar. 1.-the specie shipment TO-
day amounts TO soc eco.
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e. ksEoL.s Horn: NEW YORK. Avg 80, lsro.

~ 600, hoLns noIkL: Wv fosk. Aug ~, iso.
vs. a,ths aeudsS-4y Dear Sir; ! he bottle q
your Crystal Discovery for the HAIR which 4
bought m your city some time snoe has given entire
color 60 perfection which was dark brown in about
Seht oays also notice that you1g hair appears on
predict its entire success Enclosed md I've Cellars
tSr bali dozen bottles Tor some timy fTisnas
Very Truly you're, WFgLLER
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A "SocIR1Y for the Protection Of the Lives
ard Limbs OF Citizens" has been organized In
Philadelphia, to secure the enfor cement Of an
cid 'aw Of 1iS5, imposing zines and imprison-
meDt for neglect to clean snow and ice on the
sidewalks. and sor washing the payements
when water will freeze. The Society has q
,urd OF 5000, and among its rembers are
many prominent citizens OF Philadelphia.
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CoNTIRhATToSs.-fhe Senate, in executive
session yesterday, confirmed the nominations OF
Mortimer ID. Leggett, OF Ohio, to be Conmis-
soner OF Patents. and John III. Knight to be
Register OF the Land Ofice at Bay ietd, WIS
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nOa s.t.thl,

IEpRsToNS Ir0RY PEARL TOOTH POW
DEi i the best article for cleansing aud preserving
teeth. Sold by all drGggsts Price, q and 50 cents
JOCNENS INODOR0Us GLOVE CLEANER -.
stores soiled gloves equal to Solo by all dru-
THESE FACTS DEMAND IMMEDIATE CON
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES should be guarded sga inst
or u must De cared. The alternatives death or
such consequences as render lie q burden. Combat
the malaria, purify the blood, Put the nerves In
tesnlste the female system, promote the
n e., pahisn every sign OF dyspepsia or rheuma
reieve the children Of summer com plsints All this
can only he done with safety, certainty and prompt
hess ~ Charles GautieTs Native Wine Bitters &c
says popular opinion. endorsed by many OF the most
eminent ply sicians who us of the Complete
victory OF these over all other Btters 1t has sbso
lately driven them out Of the market where II has
been introduced Gautisr's Native Wine Bitters
may be had o! all druggists os2s-tr
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"wIsE IN Hrs GEsrRArIos."-.s Your adj.
vice rs man OF the world, Grs. Which of the
two Miss Wilson's shall L take in to supper?
There they are by the mantlepiece." /" Well, il
you take the handsome one, you'll have to fat
Ter her; If you take the other, she II fatter you.
To man who doesn't want to marry, lie YOUR
self, / should recommend the first, as by far
tie lees dangerous Of the two"
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THE GREAT TRAGEDIAN,
EDWIN FORREST,
COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY 10,
SUPPORTED ~
MISS LILLE, NIB w HARRIS
". Al. HOLLANDS Dramatic COMPANY
MONDAY, January 10
RICHELIEC
TUESDAY, January u
" OTHELLO.
WEDNESDAY, january Is
H45rL EFT
THURSDAY, January 10
DAMON AND PITIfl3S
FRIDAY January ID
KING T. EAR.
SATURDAY, January Il,
MATINEE AND EVENING,
TIE ELFiS STAR, MISS EFFIE JOHNS.
Admission 81; Reserved Seats so Cents extra.
Gallery so Cen Seats secured for any night six
days Ia adv auee d. Ellis NJ usic store
JG2lt h. o. WELLS, Agert.
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0John P. Hale lie slowly but steadily declin-
ing in health.
e7-In Galveston, Texas, an indignant father,
whore daughter had married against his will.
sent her for wedding present . patent burial,
case.
oVMrs. Stowe describes one other characters
on entering college as simple, and contented,
and self-safisfted as huckleberry-bush In .
sweet fern pasture.
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NOUNG MEMS CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION.
L~csura BY DR.. T ". NJ MARSHALL,
AUttCr Of Comedy Of COuyacatign,- and other
celebrated works,
At MetZerCtt Hal, SUNDAY, Jan. Is, lS7l, at 8
O'Clock p.
SUBJECT " Liberty, or the Church and the Sects. =
Tickets SO cents, for the cau-s II Elucafion
talN cost tChFOn. Pat aud Rep.I
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nj ETZEROIT HALL.
M
SATURDAY January Ifth,
POSITIF ELY LAST DAY
81 the
WONDERFUL Two-HEADED GIRL coN.
BISArION

CHEISSIE MILLER,
TIE WONDERFUL TWO HEADED UIRL,
Pronounced by your leading ply sicians, after 1.
careful examination. 10 b. the
MOST WONDERFUL PERSON ON TIE FAC.
OF TIRE EARrH.
MISS ANNA SWAN.
The Famous Nova SCptisn Gianfess, the Tale
Person In the World.
MADAME HALLAIN.
The Renowned American Bearded L3dy.
CAPTAIN II. Y. BATES,
The Great Kentucky Giant. the Tallsst Hs1 Living
Receptions fra N to , and from 10 d an. g uI
MAILS OPERA HOUSE.
W. H0LLAND .--..-....-........Lessee and Manager
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WALLS OPERA HOUSE.

pELIGHTED AIDIENCE LAST MIGHT, TO
BE THE PEST TROuPEIN AMERICA
Ia Rue > CARNIVAL MINSTRELS,
BIZ BBEsQUE OPERA. AND BRASS BAND
THIS EVENING aGRtED ESTERrAINMEST
EVERYTHING NEW AND PLEASING
LA RUES one MINSTREJs
LA blkc The best FCcallsts in tESTRELs
LA klEs lhe C0Un -. MIHSTRELS
LA RUE . They are ECtOrs of Observation-Disclosures
La RuEs and universal favorites iMINSTRkLs
To nisht. the great R:GARDO, DICK PARKER,A
J. TALBOT. BILLY REEVE. HAMALL,
IACGHLtN, MURRAY, spd others OF eqasl
celebrity Matinee on SATURDAY, At = O'clock
LIBEkAL PRICES Seats secured AZ Ellis Nu-
&c store, without extra charge Iai0 q
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WtsHIseroN, August SIN. 100
NY Artsm Ndftass-Lesr Sir: A do not hesitate
TO say thet Your Crystal Discovery deserves 70 su-
Iercece All other preparations claiming 20 restore
the grown and color Of the hair. 1 have used IL
week Pow, and my hair has siready resumed ils
urei shade, ana has ceased failing almost entirely.
MRS. ANNIE NOURAlN
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ThE PRESIDENT has Certainly shown no di,
position to pack Commission in favor of annex
alton TO 60 TO San Domingo. He has evidcntI
aimed to make the farest selection poss ible. AN
the report OF the COmUis sion. when IL returns
Will he justly entitled to ght on that accoun,
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e Tor s.ls N y.rcu. oo.itss Sy the fossins Drug
and ,sS ga srss cave. i s1r 2.
syenus; Christtsni brcs:. tn s.t ~ ssrs.S =: ~:
nell, 9Th street, Asvy Yard. q. W. Oropiey, lIo
Bridge street. Georgetown. end Ct the Depot ID snt
d streets. Price one dollar per hottie. Give a =
trisi. BaSu
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ALrxaSDR-a VA Sept~mber mn tsra

N, Ar, 49,. "a Ssss " 80
in testifying 10 the excellence Of your Crystal Die
covery for The Heir: ny back hair is remarkably
being hercdrtAryJ In eight days Il resumed is nat
urai color, chestnutb brown, ooiorfng sry hair. 4
and freedom from all mineral and poisC nous -ut-
stance, - Vel ~ its ether exceileaciee. viii
Very respectfully, MISS L.
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NAVAL ORDERS To-DAY-Capt. Edward Don
aldson ordered to the Norfolk navy yard; Capt
Napoleon Collins, detached from the Norfolk
navy yard and ordered to examination for pro-
motion; Commander X. F. X. Lewis. detached
waiting orders,
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GEN. LOGAN NOMINATED FOR U. S. SRNA-
ToR-General Cullom this morning received a
dispatch from General Logan. announcing that
at the caucus held in Springfield last night, to
nominate Senator in place of Senator Yates
vince term expires the ith Of March next, he
received % votes against 80 given for all other
candidates.