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1904 y1o rot Ridley bv MA. fooi
asssssa ~ = Cses and Granite 1aiiss lfnntSe
Lave Fort Rideeisy TussdsS 4 81 m: s: ss
& Arrive Ct Montivedeo NEXT dy Atspm;
s T ts sSs 4 M sas Sis,. az. No.
sa ss assa s. S i3s e s:yss s.
&rsa Sssk .ser5tce. with. privilege Of omitting
Il, Pip9 i ~ III. q fs. Eli E
+ hsaps que o0nAeotion With mAilS from Fort Ridas.
I'd isix ~. s If 80 ;aEaif il: ~. sa
ssoNefes-4f ssfviess@ thissrosts shall be lst
: ~: = lst on route No. 1887. %. "a.
f1seN From Farm Hnl b south IL, .ads ls,;hro
+ Falls ,tosL Lincoln. II miles and sack, twice
I..!s fsan Hin tuesday d .nd rria.y Il Is
~ Arrive At Iiuoo.nby 1p !, m; ,ssssts s5ss.s:'
1eavel ancoln T1eeday aud friday 81 pm; -
Al1ave q Farm aih byS'Pn,5sses ss2s tss.Is,s
1aels From Wastsde to Hadsr, 4 miles and back,
1;: Sn w':ssse ss.a !, Il
=. : ,'sz44 Arrive 4 H..d.s ~ apn;
= ~ e'y :, a.sdsr Wednesday and Saturday It
!. sss Ar.1!:s x..t.se syspn4y .y.ss.; =:
1ssss From Little Canada to St. Paul, miles and
Lave Little Cansda 1rida, At 1 m; a; Es;G:.;51 d
Arrive ct Saint Paul at m;
Lave Saint Paul Friday ct pm;
Arrive at Little Canada by 6pm; 4
1864 From csntreville to centrs,lle Station, (no
once miles and back, twice weak. ia
Leave CentrevtlIe Monday and Friday a Il:
Arrive ct Centrevills Station BY 9a n; s<:'f' :
Leave centreville Station Monday and Friday
Arrive ct Centreville BY II; an;.yz>.,r, ..z..
Concessions . b nads 81 the station WIZ
Es@ Naa mail trains from Saint Paul.
*sos b s.%s~s.ss-,
'''ee ' s.sf es s@Is. E Ply. CITY, p.. and
: Leave ehsnswstsss Monday aha b rhunrsd.y at
1::!s Pine enc CITY ": Ssads, ind rh...s., a.
dsss::; I: !:
1slgs From Richasad 70 Minneapolis, 8 niie, and
.ss: 1. s,si h S5ss n ;.,s.,
Arrive 6 Ainneapolis,hy 10 . N; s -. d,
Lee Ainns.Poli. Friday q $50 pm; y. i
vice. also proposals to ran 81 S revised
1s7oe From Brooklyn g Hinne.poli, ! nil., and
siz
b =. Leave Brooklyn Friday q 8 m; ss.T
sgstt9 Arrive e Minneapolis BY 10 n &
ze1:s Leave MinneaRoll Friday at SPIN; 10
Fas I'm Arrive as Brooklyn ~ IS M.
1910 From Clearwater 70 Clear Lake, sX miles and
back, six times week 80: Nh 5:sSEt.&
Leave Clearwater DALI, except Sunday; II Il
\ r. Arrive q Clear Lake 81 SIS : N
sHt Leave Clear IAks daily. except SUNDAY. til
Nor % arrival q man from Saint Paul; d
Arriveat clsa1vatsr y ~ p 8. ,..s
900 and 3 S.ados y o @iis. So
~ back, twice week. 5ssi.sZ5 a:
81 ~ ssv. 6tisr Tau CITY Tuesday and 1rid.y Il
: :.',,s All 4. s,.aae :, ), =;
Arrive 4 osts IN CITY NJ 81
vitsd. 4
1850 From Kansiyohi . At~s.er. s miles and lack
7 !ssysf .asyohi Friday a. 10 am;
I ia sleeve Atwatet Friday 4 3 m;E 8: I
:, sss. Arrive ~ 4 Kzeendiyshtby Up 2 fs}s
1910 From Lake Harold to Litchheld,e miles and
|~S,gG- back. twice = week.
Leave Aks Harold Mondayssnd Thutsday. ~
y. ~ =. Arrive q Ltchneld By 2pm; = : :
~ Leave Mtchneld hondry esd Thsrsdsy at
* ::ss,,s Ar1lys i Lax. Harold ,, epm.
1871 From Blooming Grow. to Morri.town, miles
an. and Lack, twice week.. :.
I'd s:9s Ar n 4 a nozri,tovn bytpm: .rss.
s,s Tae:s.s "a d'r'a.y 4, y
Arriva AZ lnonnlns, drov> ~ r,n -"
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ATTENTION -Richardson haa on hand !
large stock q ladiss' gentlemen and
children's fars. including full s..s, gloves,
30, Thsse win b sold. ~ greatly reduced
prices. Call early. @ genuine bargains
arc being efsred. 81 555s
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"a lot q choice dAvorins sxtrasts ~
ssdrfansry,a Pssl Nook nhappt
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No MA11s.-Owing to the heavy snow
storms in Wisconsin. no Eastern mails
were received At this place on either Tues
day OF Wednesday. A heavy mail is looked
for to-day: s.5 ~. .s- .-sl@. 4,r - ~!
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Corn shellsrs, best makes, , 4
(. tSset afa(4p0yannr,a
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LUMRER nA4KET.
: I ! i

iS+sS ssS IS ;f$sfSl,.
glmension .umber. Per 91So0
Common lumber 1stss Ii 90
Common .......s <. i. 4. ..... I'd 1900
oc00t0 %
Flooring, e. !. ...... ......... .....; IS 90
Clear. ...... 30o0a85 90
HSocing ........ .................... 1900
200a3 O0al.6
IAfh... 49,. An
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by 8 notice in the sank centre Herald,
y geo that Mr.. samuel simonton, one Of
IL editors, WAS married on Christmas last
to Miss Lydia A. Coons, Of the same place.
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uessrs. Freeman 4 Warner have the
contract for furnishing; the government
with Z, 600 cords Of wood g Fort Thomas,
Pembina, ass q s.F5F .t Il s8 81 ;ES /.
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Al the popular patent medicines; :
full stock q oils, putty::and glass; N ,ls-.
y gant assortment Of toilet articles, per-
Sfumszy, 10, kept always on hand Il Allen.
Russsll's Although doing heavy,
4 groesry business, thty do not allow this to
!. intEfsrs =. Any manner with their drug
I'D. q.
;ss5 /. i. Morss = selling srocsties q IL.
10y 1902 fsarss eau 4 md sstisty your-
sslys
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PAINFUL Aco1DrNr.- Yesterday after:
noon while Dr.. A. G. Gowdy, Of G. sohul-
ton 4 Co., was handling . bottle Of Aorse
medicine he had just prepared, composed
Of sulphurio acid, oil Of tar and turpentine,
the mixture exploded, burning his face
terribly. Fortunately : bucket Of wats'
was standing near, otherwise 10 would
have lost bis eyesight. DR.. g. is some
what unfortunate, having been badly
burned only few days since BY the ex-
plosion Of . kerosene lamp. se sls. &iss..
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s%sss.

a g. VI ss.ls ssssssst q .sst %
Sssises. No. - etA - ;,,ssAA ~ M "
lob priatins, q g ~ An
ezssssiss 1eek 81 M, JIM ysssiiss.d
rom tie 1sss, sUors ssadai.s 4 81. Pa,. :,
soing es.s,pAers.x Or ,,Jo5 01ges = no.p oss
. tss 0sstsis III State, aad re Do sork
asAieA 90 sspill guarantee to b ssti.faetory =
Saint Paal Prices. Il Il
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Choice teaa - - on1| -. direct feomu,3
m Y1lk, juis = q ] ! e ! .l!h y
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1t 10 said that Blk Thousand more work.
men will be put on, the Northern Pacific in
the spring. IL - - - -
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y CurLEEY:-P. Nook enhaupt has on hand
. fine assortment Of table and pocket cut
'1sry winch he VIII Ssll IS ohesp g the
cheapest. ssis..s
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1OO*BKHRE1ISs

8 g1OO sss5N=
EXTRA Ess 70 RK,
Just received, and Tor sals II quantities .
auit purchasers, q s. s.
D. N. G. MURPHY &C.,, S
Burbank 4 PoKall,s Block. 81. 4armain n.
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500 BARRELS I SALT 3,
St S9s
Just received and for sale in quantities 10
suit purchasers, at &. y u. ~, s
:.55 Isl. ss2D n. q. MURPHY 4 cos,
|sa$ S*sSs ST. German street, st. Cloud.
q FOE ROaR vvrrn AZ. IS.
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| l. l9DID fToR !
90 10 issas. AZ z . Z q 8.
|xssvill so'nnsss & JoU1l g
lssaieas Won So M ~ ~.
stts s1titlsd
go he. Fol ~ 81 y w ,ls|sa
e publication 81 sseppy abes;!s . 3
months.
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41B1EEl DH,1 TT; 81
for : limited ains IA M siIs y
- .spbsoribers . q IN =
s 81 ur one years subscription. either 81
mo following standard publications For
one ysas. PRIZE q .s s 20
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g Hoasa Ie1ks, Rsrsl, 6, ]: IS s.
tn Littls scaisi, ia Is.sa i IS
q : copy 81 s. s. 81 &.
81 Ae c'4sg. ap Ainas.ote Jer 1871,
handsomely oolored ana bound.)
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81 ~ This is the most liberal offer made
BY any paper IN Minnesota. { ,s5sss

- Send in subscript early, 80 asto
begin with the new story tassss% ~
$685. as,-.t-- aSiIa5 4ssSf sahsi8
~ The cash must invariably sccoma
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500 BUFFALo ROBES {

.s ~ for sale Ct 81 g q 49, q
!. D. NJ. 9. MURPHY s cos, g.
burbank 8 Powell's Blo,k, Sc. German 9.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-01-19

P11so1A1.-We are glad to see that
Major Murphy, who has been confined to
his loom for several days by illness, Is able
20 be ont again. II Il. 4 H
We had 8 call this week from Rev. r.,
Hoover, Of Paynssvills, ana James Jsnks,
Of Clearwater. ls g3ss
Moses r Brown, former resident Of
this place, now living II Illinois, 10 in town.
Col. R. G. Walker returned on Monday
from Fort Ripley, having paid the troops
at that place. s. s.. 5 1 sss i 81 4
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FLOWER u SEEDS

Green apples, " tho peck, bushsl d
barrel, !. q Paul. Mock nhaupt's. 81
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0aciai Paper of &c CITY.
aeial P,psr q nononsalia County,

~ The Cireulatlen ~ The Journal
s DOUBLE that q any ether paper
Pablishsdin 5Northsrn Minnssota. Let
Advertissrs rsAezaber this. +; ..5F
II. Geo. r. Rowen & CO., 40 Park Row,
New York, and g. NJ. Pettengill 4 Co., &
Park Row, New York, are the sole agents
for TIE JOURNAL, in that city. and are au-
thorized to contract for inserting advertise
me7ts for us at orr lowest cash rates.
Advertisers in that city are requested to
le' their favors with either Of the above
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HoP There will be select social hop
at Sohwart1 & Theis' Hall this evening.
seibsrt's band, Of st. Paul, furnishes the
music. Mr.. Hanoke, the famous violinist,
has come up with the band. =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-01-19

BRIDGE IRoN-Three car loads Of bridge
iron arrived direct from Milwaukee on
Tuesday, for the Northern Pacific bridge
across the Mississippi ct Brsinard. .S5
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gs = : . 8 50 sr.s - =" ~ So
Meals Gotten up on Short Notice.
200 ! ! choice T Family Butter
BOO 5 Bushels Isl Potatoes,
And large and well-seleetsd stock Of
MICHIGAN APPLES,
For sale either At Wholesale d retail,
Cali and gel figures before purchasing
elsewhere.
81. Cloud, Aug. 18th, 1870. NO
4. MURRAY HIIL. ].
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i'sr. CLOUD FUik mARKE..
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N tional i stray .CI:,utter.

at Grovsnor'1.
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E-F.rmers, LOOK itlths Burial Iron Corn
Shelter,
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i. .*s..s ss { EXCELSIOR
r RESTAURANT ! ST .. VT.

-.EFt4i}3sf! -
s 81. asssi ~ t;s7a,ts@s Ssz1szsss q;
a New Restaurant has been opened IN ! T
LAHR's BLOCK, ST. GERMAN ST.,
Inrooms elegantly fitted up for the pur-
pose, with all the modern imprcv ements, ty
" g. ~. HoH<r. .
1txtll be stsietl 2 s.3s'
.a,x sss4~ So So - s:iSs>s
E7IRS.rCLAS5 Ess =
sasg In every partasula
FRESH, CANNED AND CHOICE CON-
/ FECTIONERY
Z
- OF oil kinds, -
Nuts, Raisins, Pastry &C.,
a Constantly on hand.
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'' "a Z :. 3. ~ i g
81 Church = Z Iain ssteN q Tue
a. a. slys1ane. q liltsa U 8 asSeoad salsits
;sfsks soarss, 81 Rsy. Hsnry Aills. This
|eontinusd i.tsEsst q ysry iag. 81.
Nils subjset was !: a hssnss axadiss anx
thslogic that brings Il s.. Marrisgs and
Divorce 60 taught ~ lirs. stanton shd hsr
oompeers.' = The lecture was devoted To- 5
Dissection Of the doctrine announssd ~ III
advocates under the name Of s.Woman's
1nfranchisement;" and very particularly 10
the school Of belief led by Mrs. Stanton
.and Theodore Tilton Taking q authorita-
tive Mrs. stanton's stalsmslt that The bal-
lotwas but single point i a issue which
Was intended 70 include wsgss, ths ballot,
rightssof property, and browning all--the
'.wsightier matters ofths law, narrisRsI
and divorce, for woman, Tie lecturer bare
y touched On suffrage 9 81 incidsntal,
d d himself, we might say wholly,
to the marital question. He took, almost
, - text, Mrs. Stanton's epigrammatic de-
mand that woman should have Stree
dom freely to sunder yoke she had freely.
bound" He also quoted from Theodore
Tilton's editorial in the ladspssdsnt Of De-
cember 1st, in which that writer had
claimed that anything short Of perfect
unity Of soul in the marriage relation. any
thought of separation, should be sas valid
ground for divorce q actual. adultery.
This, the lecturer said, was the ''new para
disc which was to be refuge for women
from the petty annoy anees, from The
griefs, from the burdens they might meet
in married life He referred 10 Mrs. stsn-i
tons laudation Of George Sand IN reply
to . criticism from Mrs. Stoxe) % : .'brave,
pure woman, /. who, in leaving her hus. I
band without authority Of law and living
with another in violation Of Law, had ..giy-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-07
GEORGETOWN.

The REGISTRATION progressed quietly YES
terday at Lang's Hotel, sd district) At ZIG
Congress street (4th district) to-day up to noon
all was quiet. Very few have as yet registered,
only some IL or %.
Mr.. JOSEPH F. Collins has been appointed
by the Board OF Public Works Inspector of
Sewers for Georgetown.
The SEwERING OF BRIDGE STREET.-As
recently stated in The STAR, the trench for the
new Bridge street sewer has been completed
about 400 feet west from the NJ street bridge,
and on Thursday last about one hundred feet of
the sewer had been put in. On that day, how
ever, Gen. Green, Engineer OF the Board of Pub
lie Works, after personal inspecting the work
already done, condemned il and ordered il TO be
taken up Immediately. Hestated that he shOuld,
in all cases where sewers are being laid insist
that the very best materials be used i'm their con-
struction, and that the entire work be done in
the most thorough manner.
SALES on CHANGE.-3,920 bushels of wheat al
S1.6S, ECO bushels of wheat a 81 ~, 1S0 bushels
of wheat at SI13, 900 bushels OF wheat at : 60
OF change, is bushels at S1.53.
The CATTLE MARKETING sales at Drover's
Rest were brisk yesterday and prices about the
same as last week. 800 head of cattle sold at
from So to $3.50 per cwt.; 200 sheep and lambs
from S3 to S4.25 per head; 1000 calves from S25
to SEQ; veal calves from $500 to 81 30 per head
few were left unsold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-07
n TREASURY GIRL SHUT UPIN A
MAD-HOISE-
Imprisoned for Her Money-Who is

The Philadelphia S.Gr publishes the following
communication, which il says is from a we'll
known manufacturer of that city:
Z" Editor EreEiRg Star "A family resides in
this city, consisting OF mott er, several daugh-
tiers, and son, who is a full grown man. and
has NJ. D. appended TO his name. One OF the
daughters has been employed i'm the United
States Treasury Department, and by her fru-
gslity saved Al SEQ Her father died some time
ago, leaving quite a comfortable estate, which
the mother and son enjoyed, while the sisters
had To look out for themselves. 1t appears that
the mother and brother were not satisfied with
their comfortable condition, but wanted to
be little more 50. To effect this purpose
they wrote very afiectiOnate letters to the
young lady in Washington, begging of her
10 return home, as her presence was all that
was required TO complete their happiness
She returned, and the mother and brother soon
got posse ssiOn of her Al 800. When this was ac-
eomplished two physicians were called in who
pronounced her insane, and before the Young
lady knew what was going on, found herself in
carcerated in kirkbride's. She soon realized
her position, and endeavored to escape which
she accomplished, and Immediately sought the
protection of a friend. who, under threat of ex-
posure, made the mother and son disgorre the
81 800, and settle S15,OO0 on her for her future
support, being part of the fathers estate What
a narrow escape this young lady had from per-
manent Incarceration in a mad house of the first
Iespectability Probably she would soon have
been raying maniac. Now is there no way Of
stopping such outrageous acts? Who is safe II
any two physicians can shut a person ND in a
mad house If il suits their pleasure or profit ?
HAL.
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AL f x ANDRIA

GAME-It is said that game is more abundan,
this season, in this section OF the State than il
has been for many previous years. Coveys OF
partridges can be flushed in almost every field
and old hares can be seen jumping across each
road and path that leads through the country
Wild turkeys are numerous, deer tracks have
been observed in many directions, and the
" signs" OF varmints," cOons and o'pOssums
are plentiful along the runs and branches. Part
ridges are brought to market i'm large numbers
and fine young doe, killed near Fairfax Sta
ton, was brought in yesterday evening.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. C.. G. Brown and j
T. Beckham have purchased for 81 100 the thres
story brick house on the corner of Prices ALLEY
and Union street, which they will tear down a
once, and on its site erect two story brick ware
house.
Cow THIFTs.-Several cows have lately beer
stolen from persons residing in the upper por
ton OF the city.-Gdseffe last ereaing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-07
LOCAL n EW s.
THE JAMES HOMICIDE.
second Trial of HOratio Bolster.
Verdict or .nsnsfasS hfsr.

The case of HOratiO Bolster. charged with the
murder Of Joseph James on the 22d of February
last, was resumed this morning in the Criminal
Court, and Mr.. Riddle, for the prisoner, and
DIT. Harrington, for the government, argued
The case TO the jury, the latter closing about \
O'Clock. A recess was then taken
After recess Judge Humphreys charged the
jury, and they retired at 2 O'clock
At three minutes past O'Clock the Jury re-
turned, and nfteen minutes of great suspense to
the prisoner and his friends followed, the Judge
being out of the ROOM When he returned the
fore man rendered a verdict OF manslaughter
and the Judge reserved the sentence until next
WedneSGay morning
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In THE sTIREnE COURT OF THE DIS

hotdfHg Sgeetat Term, Ssgfsmoey sd, 1871.
JOHN DAWSON JAMES, deceased, the eTecn.
20, .lore, aid has, With the spProbstion Of the
said, appointed TUESDAY, October nth, iaI,
for the hnal settlement and distribution Of the
hand, rs far as the same have been collected and
turned into money when and where all the creditors
and heirs u said deceased notified TO attend
win their claims properly youched, or they may
otherwise by law be excluded from ali benefit in
said deceased's estate: Preceded, a copy OF this
order be published once week for three weeks in
The Evening Star previous to the said day.-
Test: A.WEBSTER,
ee2b-f II Register Of Wills.
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other choice Oysters from Norfolk. I2l6 and
12ls Pennsylvania avenue.
"HAvE You SEEN Ir?--The beautiful
straight-brizn, soft indented crown Hat, with or
without The feather, At FRANC, the Hatters.
next to the Original Francs, 433 eth street,
between ID and +.
ALL GAS CONSUMERS should call and see the
little invention thst viii save one-third, and i'm
crease the light. Guaranteed.
HAMILTON Il PEARsvN,
No. 4, Y. M. G. A. Building, Sole Agents.
and and Inducements Fun line of
Youths TO early Foreign
Clothing, Purchasers and
Cheap, of FAN Domestic
Substantial and Goods
and Winter for Custom
Stylish. Clothing. Work.
At Oak Hall, SIS eth street,
eo6 j. II. Smith 6 Co, Tailors and Clothiers.
Two AMERICAN MIssEs.-Miss Issippi and
Miss OUR, are disfgured a good deal by the
snags in their mouths. In order that all other
Misses may avoid the like blemishes. they are
advised to use the famous SozodOnt, which will
prevent and Osviate all such difficulties. VS..
CoRNs, So.-Dr White, chiropocist, No. SIS
18th street, opposite Treasury, Washington, aud
No. Z North Charles street, Baltimore, success
fully treats Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails,
&C., without pain.
FrrEkk STYLES OF BUSHES and the latest
Bsum's Hoopskrt and Corset Factory, 4os Ith
street.
KID GLOVES fer ladies and gentlemen. The
best Dollar Gloves imported; also, novelty in
first class Glove. Ladies be early and secure a
good choice in calling at e. Baums Kid Glove
Depot, 40s It'll street.
GoETz PATENT RKPLKcTTNe Gas AND
tity of gas or coal oil consumed without the use
of them. They are cheap and durable. A. Ro-
seminal, No 404 Ith street, is the agent for them
and also for Goetzs Double-cone Chandelier
Ref1ectors, and the Diamond Diffusive Daylight
Refectors.
HUMAN HAIR in Switches, Curls, Chateleen
Bralds in all shades have just been imported by
Chas. Baum, who intends to make this q new
branch OF his well-known establishment, 4O6 It'll
street. Ladies 60 and see the new styles.
CLOTHING.
During the Preoailiag Hard Nnes
1t becomes every one to econOmize In their ex-
pendtures. In the article Of clothing alone, Q
SUFFICIENT saving can be effected to mitigate in o
measure the prevailing scarcity Of money, at
p. WALLAcH's, corner ~ 81. and Pa. ave.
selling the best articles Of clothing that can Be
obtained, at from Is to 20 Der cent. cheaper than
any other house.
Doatfaa to gioe ne a eaQ.
81 Penn; avenue, corner ~ st
market are the Mclean & Hooper Elastic Lock
Stitch and the Wilson New Underfeed Shuttle
Machines. Although they are selling at the low
price of $40 and s45 upward, yet they are war
ranted equal to any and superior to some Of the
high priced machines. The terms are very easy
A. Rosenthal, 404 9TH street, Is the agent. #
OUR NEW STYLES OF CoRsEre and some
new improved have just come from our factory
In Europe, and shall he sold to defy any compe-
tton. Every pair warranted to be perfect al.
Q. BAUM, Corset and Hoopskirt Manufacturer.
Darometers.
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NoJlCE5That =. 8. yUsTH, sls d, between
~ 9th and 18th stIeefs n, W., sells custom made
SECONDHAND CLOTHING At lsss than half the
cost q ready made new ones. :
N. B.-SECOHD-HAND CLOTHING of all kfnds
bought at fair (cash) prices. auzf-iy
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EDUCATIONAL

A sELSCT SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND Girls
~ VII us opeued 90 MoNnAN. October Sth, in
the ka.t PsrloF q nr Rsnkins' Church, corner
10th and q sweets. hN Miss =. q RROMNE.an eN-
perienced nd ncctssful Northern frachsr. Refer
uces-Nen. %. ~. Howard. Hon. Vim. ". Wash
blrne. hcN. \. W >teNets. Camhricgp, Mas Nal-
ney Green, Esa.. Breokl,n N Y. ocs-6t'
1IRS :. a. PACKS SELECT ScHOOL FOR
w BOlS-The twelfth annual session commenced
Spi. llIh. fEll particulars NAY BE- obtain-d fr1n
the Principal, a. l7ot l. ct. seND I'm
Aw DEPARTMENT or COLOMBIAN
IL COLLEGE.
The Fall Term q this school opens WEpNEs-
DAN, Ict0ber llth. ~ the Lev BUILDING on Bth
street. - So q clock y m
The regular Faculty will ~ assisted Nv eminent
fr,m .hrs ~. sho have been engage % Leo
ture during the term.
Fees. ~ Per year. monthly In advance. are nav
able &C. the underSiguei, who viii ~ in ATTENDANCE,
o. tho Law BuildinC from o. O'cla.-k the day II
opening Nm. sTICKNEr,
ssS-d1W Secretary and Treasurer
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GEORGETOWN AAve rtisements

N~A SPECIAL COMMUNICATIONS OF no
w TuNAC LODGE, No. !, will be held MON
DAY ENkN1NG. 0clober sth. att ocloos. PuHcsns
of the W. M. th'l N. ADLER. Sec y
Wh.y CARROLL WILL OPEN An EVEN
ING sksSluN in connection with hi- DAY
ShoOl. corner HI gh and Gay streets, MONDAY,
oeteeer sth, ~ clock Inquire ~ the class
row or No q Bridge str,et. oc7St