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TIE Man, THR MARE, AND MAGGIE HAa-
GERTH.-Down N TsrTytown there Wa % De- a
uott:ng match. mare called Josie MANSFIELD
was entered, and MIR. Lawrence entered sgalus,
her mare under the name OF Maggie Hagcer-
ty-aitor a local belle OF that name Whereupo1
the human Maggie purchased n herSewhia ari
went tor Mr.. Lawrence "bOt foot" He let lsr
wailOp linn until she was tired, lui when her
brother came MP and knocked him down "a
thought patience had ceased - be a virtue AMI
IN turn knocked the brother down. Then came
tailor. who is sweet on MGEgie-not the
mare, you knOw-aud that tailor knocked the
unhappy horseman down, and while the latter
lay, prone upon the ground, Maggie. having got
rested, went for him again. "lh teach YOU q
name mare after me, and post n on the same
bill with a mare called Josie MansHelI. - She
exclaimed; do you mean 70 say I'm ike Josie
Mansheld :" lt isn't sure thing that poor
Lawrence wouldn't have been killed AZ the togD
constable, or somebody else hadn't iutsrfered.
But somebody did interfere, and Law renee was
rescued. Subsequently Maggie and her broth n
and lover were arraigned before the bar OF ius-
uce and put through TO- the tune OF fifteen dol
lars each, with the alternative OF Elk months an
the penitentisry.-T Troy Tirafs.
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ATTEMPT TO Ron A BALTIMORE BANK-OD
Thursday night an attempt was m ade to rob the
safe OF the United German Bank and Fire In
surance Company, corner Baltimore street AMI
Postofhce avenue. The robbers got into the
door Of the bank offices by the aid OF burglars
nippers, began operations upon a large iron
safe. 1t is supposed they were interrupted b. a
noise in the back part of the building, as they
beat such hasty retreat as to leave behind q
small travelling satchel filled with a complete set
OF burglars tools. An examination discoverei
the fact that large hole had been drilled
through the outer plate OF the iron safe door
which is nearly half an inch thick. near the
lower corner of the safe, but before the second
or inner plate was forced the thieves were fright
ened Off.-BQlt. Sun. Sd inst
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CONDITION OF "LoNGFKLLow."-A corre-
spondeht of Wilkes Spirit Of the Times who
ought to be posted, says he has recently care.
fully examined Longfellow, and is convinced
tfat he is hopeessly broken down. The hurt
leg is bathed two or three times q day with cold
water, and bis journey to the well for that pur-
pose, about thirty yards from the stable, too
plainly indicates the extent and severity of his
injury. His ankle, which has heretofore fire.
quently In his training given unmistakable evi.
dence Of weakness, Is now completely disabled,
and the suspensory ligaments in the desperate
struggle Welded and gave way to his terrific
p-opelling force; and, says the writer, "I have
rot the faintest hope that they can ever again
perform their functions e
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SHIPMENT OF SPEC


ST. LOUIS, Aug. IA letter from front IN,
Mo-, received by government officer here yes
terday, states that Thomas Lawson, recently
whipped and driven out of Carter county by
masked kUklux, and Col VIM Lawson the
father OF Thomas, and formerly a welI-known
member of the legislature from Carter county
are now in Ironton, where they lodged informa-
ton before United States Commissioner Stew
art, who has issued warrants for the arrest of
the perpetrators of the outrage. Several cases
OF similar character have occurred in Carter
county, but the persons upon whom the outrages
were committed are afraid to do ANYTHING, Tor
fear they will not be protected.
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NATIONAL Pa

NATIONAL PEACE RKUNIoN.-The Louisville
ConIIeL-Jo eTnd! OF The lst instant says arrange
ments for a national reunion 81 the rails rr -
Ohio river are at length set on foot: 40 or,sri-
zatlOn has been effected; working COMMITTEES
nave been appointed; the nth aud Izta 81 Sep
tember have been chosen "a the u-le. All t'.1.,.
Is DO reason 70 dOubt that Tie proposed peace
meeting will be great affair. Carl Schugz auf
John Quincy Adams, Emerson EtheridEe auI
ben. Hill, Charles Sumner and Austin q air,
Lyman Trumbull and HOratIO Seymour, Hem
bricks, voorhees,, Doolit,le, Vance, Bradley
Johnston, Groesbeck, Walker, of Virginia, anl
many others eminont In the north and south
will be present
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The Long Brauch Races

LONG bRAhCH, August 3.-Ihe August meet
ings of the Monmouth Park Association com
menced to-day. The first race was a hurdle
race, purse $500, two miles, eight hurdles, AMI
was won by Milesian by head, Lochie second
Time: 3:52x.
The second race was a trial race, purse $3.50,
one mile. Preakness won, Fadladeen second
Time, Las.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
associated Press Reports.
From Eurone Today.

sTASLRIs DISPATCHES BELIEVED TO BE
GENUINE.
NEW York, August 1.-The Hsra'rs LONDON
dispatch has letters received by Mr.. Stanley
from Ni>COUEt tufeld, Earl Granville and 4 son
OF l'r. Livingston. Lord ER6e!d, in the name
OF the Earl Granville, acknowledges the re-
ceipt OF letters and documents from DT. Living
stone delivered by Mr.. Stanley 20 Her MaiSsty'.
ambassador at Paris for Transmission To tie
foreign department. Earl Granville SAWS la IA,
Letters that be has no doubt Of the Cenainsss ~
the letters puTporting 10 come from Dr. Living
stone.
The son of Or. Livingstoue's SAYS he has no
doubt that the papers and letters broagh, 20
him by Dir. STANLEY are from his father.
J be Hsr0id's London dispatch also says that
Stanley WIS invited - dine with Lord Stsuiey.
Lady Franklin and other distinguished persors
HOLIDAY AT LONDON AND LIVERPOOL.
LONDON, Aug. S.-MOuday will be observed
as holiday here and at Liverpool. The Bank
OF England will be closed. and no business vii!
be transacted either in the stock or cotton ex-
change.
THE LIVINGSTONE SEARCH EXPEDITION.
Lieut.. DaW son, chief of the search expedition
which sailed from this country in the steamer
AbydOs before Stanley's FIRST dispatch an
nouncing his NEE ting with Livingstone WAS re-
ceived, LETT Zanzibar tor England on the 2lst OF
May, and lie expected 10 arrive in London about
the middle OF next month.
MoRB CoURTEsIEs To AMERICAN NAVAL
eFFICRRS.
SOUTHAMPTON, August 3.-Rear Admiral
James Alden and Eisny OF the officers attachel
TO The American feet were enterta ned yesterday
AZ a sarueh party given IN thelr honor by the
mayor OF Southampton. The fete took place a.
the ruins OF Nettley Abbey, about three milos
from this city, snd was a brilliant success
THE LONDON PRESS ON TIE DsfEUTIoN OF sUM.
ERR AND BANKS.
LONDON, August st il the general opinion
OF the London press that the letters OF Samner
and Banks advocating the election of Greeley.
together with the democratic victory In North
Carolina, indicate beyond a doubt the election
Of Greeley and Brown in November.
THANKSGIVING SERVICES.
PARIS, August 3.-Thsnksgiying services for
the great success OF the new loan are d be held
IN the EIench churchas To nnnrrnur
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The Cubau Priyafeer.

THE MoCCAsIS wATCHISG THE PIoNHEE-RE-
PORTED DEPARTURE OF ANOTHER CUSAS
EXPEDITION.
NEW YORK, August 3.-A Washington dis
patch says that the United States revenue cutter
Moccasin IL still watching the Cuban privateer
Pioneer at Newport Her guns are shotted, and
she has orders to sink the Pioneer should she
attempt TO escape. These orders withdraw the
Moccasin from police duty, and il is rumored
that the Cuban sympatLiz ers, taking advantage
thereof, have started another expedition 10 Cuba
under the most favorable auspices.
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The following dispatch was received at $50
p. II. to- day:
RALEIGH, y. C., August ;, 1872.
To II. J. RdmSdeU Washington,
Although some returns received this morning
are not so favorable for the conservatives, there
is every reason to believe Merrimon elected by
from three to five thousand. Cobb in the ist.
Thomas in the I'd, and Smith in this district
are the only radical members of Congress
elected. Settle is beaten by Leach by 500.
WHITE.
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Reported Strike-FaII Of Buildings
and Probable Loss of Life

ST. Louis, August st is reported that some
3.Oo0 coal miners of st. Clair, ILL.,, opposite this
city, are Oh a strike.
Two buildings In Keokuk, Iowa, fell down
Yesterday, burying seven women and children
in the ruins. One woman ives fatally wounded
and all were more or less injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-03

TIE HEIRS OF HKssfAN SOLDIER -, 49,
sold TO George I'LL, and who was ~ he -s-,i...
OF that monarch in the Americ -, --,,i,,., -
have Just discovered that thew a.. a,,s;.I, -,
German estate worth aboU' s-njiiicp ana ~,
which has for some tir j, mast been aWsi.;as, -
ciamant. Inc ma g name wa Peter HAIL
oahe,. Inc oio man left five sons, whose DE-
SS enuaIe scattered throughout the state OF
Ieunss' .ania, and when tue estate Is divided NJ,
sin" them each ones share will not be very
.arge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-03

SNAKE EGGs:-Mr p. j. Levy, of Frederick,
Md, had on exhibition at his store, few days
in q stack on his farm near town. The cluster
was about the size of a mans fist. and resem-
bIed bunch OF grapes, only that the eggs were
egg, and were white in color. There were q
eggs In all, and couple of them, which were
detached and opened, were found to contain
small snakes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-03

A STEAM CONVENTIONAL national conven-
ton Of all parties interested in steam navigation
ton viii meet at Cleveland, Ohio, on ~ abou,
the Gath Of September next, AM IL Designed 10
take the place Of the convention ordered for
Warrington.
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DR.. Houard Claim. Damages

NEW fo.K, August S.-A Washington dis
patch says that DR.. Houard has forwarded a
claim for damages for his imprisonment by the
Spanish government 20 the American consul ar
Cediz. His claim will probably come before the
Spanish-American commission sitting at Wash
ingtOn
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A CURIors CAsE.-There Is Q young woman
AT the Massachusetts, general hospital under
surgical treatment tor q very peculisr case. She
was picking her teeth with a large giass-heaied
pin, when IL snapped in two, ami part OF the
The sur -Nops are unable 20 say whether IL has
entered her "dpipe, In which case &c would be
Necessary TO cur A. -.a her throat, or n &c has
Pc ssed down into her sto,. ~ca' ~ y oons'oe's"
very curioue case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-03

MURDER AND SUICIDE IN CALL srreIad
John Simpson, aged fourteen years, o. n
with Charles Wilson, an old thief, about
Barbara coast Last night, In San Francisoo.
simpson plunged drk knife into Wilson'S
nesk, killing Aim instantly. ID; Ledig, tailor,
day fset bis wife, and then shot himself, Tbev
are both dead. ~Aey
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Possible Dissolution Of the Interna.
iOnal society

NEW YORK, Aug. "a London letter saws
tina: one Of the most influential members of ths
International workingmen's association saws
that il is not improbable that the dissolution OF
the association will be accomplished at the
coming general congress at the Hague on the p
OF September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-03

HKAvr YIHLD or GRAiH-A few day, aoa
M. Henry N. Hutson, living near Rawiines,
Water Station, harvested fifty acres Of wheat.
from which be thraahed ont fssivs Assdred bush,
els Of grain: The wheat had been sowed bro ad-
cast by drill, with the epouts taken off.-Cnm
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Col Thomas n Geoff Eos I'm

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3.-The rumor of the
illness of Col Thomas A. Scott, which has been
telegraphed over the country, is without foun-
dation. Col. Scott is in the enjoyment of yigor-
Gus health, and has not lost moment from his
Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-03

SECRETARY DELANo, accompanied by his
wife, left Tor short visit 10 their summer resi-
dence near Mt. Vernon, Ohio, yesterday.
During Mr.. Delar O'S absence Assistant AttoT-
ney General Smith will be Acting Secretary OF
the Interior.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
The Prospects Brighter for the Repub-
lisans.

The Election Of CaId ~ ell aud the En-
tire state Ticket EIaimed-An0ther
Dispatch from Supervisor Perry
He il Sure the State has gone Re-
northumberland Rutherford OF
the same OpiniOn-Nha nat the NeyV
York Papers Think ab0ut 1.-the
Tribune says the Democratic Ma
Jority will not be Less than LOCO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-03

JUDGE i. j. MARTIF has just returned from
East Alabama, where he hasbeen ten days, AMI
stats that the republicans in his state are
united for Grant, and that many democrats will
not vote at all. The GreeeyiteS in the state are
discounted, and viii poll a small vote, COM
psratiyelV,
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PHILADELPHIA, August 3.-The fourth ex-
cursion for poor children took place to-day at
Rockland. A pleasant addition 70 the pleasures
OF the day was taking the children BIZ detach-
ments on short excursions on the two steamer
plying on the Schuylkin within the bounds OF
Paramount Park
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CONFESSION OF A MURDERKR.-Charles Mar
low, who was hung at Mayville, N. z, vester-
Gay, made written confession to the effhcf n, q,
he Administered serychnine to Bachmsn in ~
and when tt commenced operating on bir, ~
struck him on the head with = hammer y
then burned the body in brewery furnace.
HPhiladelphia railway compapiss are u.,,. .
pferle grass instead OF hay for tier horses.
w. Lne work Of restoring the great han OF
WHY. ossue Us progressing very rapidly.
SNlsson's three American hrids.ms,d. ver.
al Boston ladies. = = - "e's
More tobacco is raised in Connscticut this
tunnel Is being constructed under the
Detroit River from the Michigan 70 the Canada
shore.
ErGrinnel, the sect of Iowa College, has
1900 inhabitants, but hes not and never had a
liquor saloon.
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New York Neus.

ONE Kindred GUNS FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
NEW YORK. August 4.-The cOngratulatOry
circular issued to-day by the democratic AMI
liberal republican committee in honor of III [.
election in North Carolina, says that 100 guns
will be fired here to- day over the result.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
The bank statement shows an increase OF
loans of S2si 800; increase OF legal tenders
81, 299 500; deccease of specie, Si,512 $40; de-
crease of deposits, 6, 200; decrease OF ciTcu
latiOD, Sl2, 800.
DEMOCRATIC JCBILATION.
Tie democrats fired a hundred guns in the
City Hall park to-day, in honor of the victory
ip North Carolina. The firing party carried a
banner with the words North Carolina pro-
nounces in favor or reconciliation, union and
peace"
SHIPMENT OF sPECIE.
The steamships Calabria, Hermann. CITY OF
Paris and Republic sailed for Europe to-day
taking 1904 ,OO0 in specie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-03

MANY REQUESTS tor the specifications for
head-st0nes for national cemeteries are received
at the CuarteTmaster Generals Office. These
specifications will be mailed to applicants as
soon as they are printed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-03

A BOYS HEAD Cur Orion wednesdav
afternoon son ofJohn SPAIN, of this borough,
aged about II years, was under the track in the
Sufvert, over which the road passes, Just beyond
over II, he rsised up between tire ties % look af-
Ter II, and not being aware that the nail train
was approaching him from behind, TIE cow
catcher OF the engine struck him ON tie back of
the head, almost severing IL from the body, and,
OF course, instantly killing him.-Tork (Pa.j
Democratic Pyess
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT PROM A BUzz Saw
colored man named Clifford, in Utica. last
week was told to sweep OF the bed plate Of a
opa1 saw S IN sash factory, which was running
broom he leaned over the saw ut right angles to
Il, with the intention Of blowing away the dust.
Unconscioesly stopping too low, the .keen saw
cut deeply into his LETT breast The operatives
standing near witnessed the accident and imme-
diately took hold of Clifford and led him from
me room. Singular 70 relate he did not know
ne was hurt until he saw the blood; then he be.
came faint. The wound was six or eight inches
long, ana the left lung was cut. The heart es.
capped by only half IN inch. The chances ara
against him, but be NAV rocoHaR ~
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- Minnesota hawks destroy the potato bups.
81 d the st. Louis Times says the farmers CIV
"In hawk signo vinces"~
~The late Dean Of Lincoln viii becueaths.
operty valued at 60 900 pounds, and is WrittsS
on haif-sheet Of mote paper, "-''ss
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Wilmer 5. shepherd, lately
of this city, now in business in Chicago, is in
town. The report that George Wilkes, of
Wilkes SYiYit Of the Times, is hopeessly i'll isin-
correct. He has been indisposed but is recov-
ing. '...Gen. Rutherford, third auditor of the
Treasury, arrived here from North Carolina this
morning,
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Notice.

Notice.
Tfe unexsnpled Satisfaction that SArFSSiS
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY has given ia this city and
thrCuChCut THE whole country evidenced by tie
lad l. IA rcasirg d mand for il, iEduce - direc'
eep Cis and particular attention u the great fact
that by It's you gain ell the adv autsges claimed
fuI h many poisonous compounds ia use, 10 wit:
Thc restoration Of The color ard ErOwth Of the hav
and the speedy val nf dsudrUff, without the
least possible i-IUry-es Crys-al discovery Is pos
Lively argatCn "a contain 10 poisonous substance,
ueit'er Lead, Sulphur or Silver
Its pc: CT clear illness is not TO be lirhtly
Ice Eed. IL will neither stain The skin clothes
in one sentence ~ j. tly what has been wanted
f.! long VI lie, Rcst.rsr Of the Eair that b.
uss d without the feat that you going to have
NeUr aigia, Paray Sis Lead Collie and various Othe-
Ilaipt, the result Of The - lead preparations.
ARTHUR EATTANS, PropristOr.
General Depot corner 81 ana streets n. W.
Sold b. all druggists ang2-f
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the Savannah Street Car Case.
SAVANNAH, GA, August Reconnaissance
Wayne this morning rendered q decision in the
street car case, discharging Messrs. Godfrey,
Berrien and Seear.
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a Gard.

A Clergyman, while residing ia soutt Amer 'cc,
as mission airy discovered safe sr STIR PIE rene
for the cure 81 heryous Weskn ess, Early Decay ,
Disease of fhs Primary and Semins Organs, ard TIE
whole train Of disorders brought OF by baneful and
vicious habits. Srest numbers ha e been cured by
this noble remedy. Prom pied by desire to benz ~
the afflicted and unfortunate viii send the reel pc
for preparing ard CsirG this medicine, in a sealed
envelope, TO any ere bs needs It, Free Of Care
Address, JOSEPH INMAN,
Station d, Bible House,
mhrz71Y New York City.
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PREPARED MEAT JUICR.-A new form of pre.
pared meat Juice is now in the market, extracted
by pressure, and soiidifed by gentle evapora-
ton. This prepared meat contains the Juice o.
the muscular tissue, together with An amount
OF albumiuous matter. When the extract ia
submitted to the action Of boiling water the
albuminous matter coagulates, leaving the meat
juice in the form Of Q clear, light amber soup.
ANOTHER PRIZE Frsnr ON rHH Taps
Butt Mullins, the English pugilist, who was sent
to tight Bin Edwards, the lightweight cham.
pion, for 5000, on Septembef 4th, on Thursday
gave up his training. He refuses TO 6kht Ed
wards, owing to the severe labor he has been
subjected to. Arthur ChaAbers viii be named
In his place, and the fight win take place.
Is STANLEY R1LIABLK?-The Paris lie Temps
Il inclined 60 doubt the authenticity Of the Liv-
ingstono letters published By Stanley. It quotes
the opinion Of the German geographer, Kiepert,
who discovered various geographical blunders
in the letters. He believes part VI the narrative
was invented by Mr.. Stanley, and hence the
whole IL yaueless, and thinks that IL Is possible
that Stanley never saw Livingstone.
VThe overhowed Alabama cotton fields. now
that the water has left them, look black as II
charred with fire.
ga little Greenwich (Ala.) negro ate soma
saustic potash, which destroyed the mucous
membrane Of his mouth, throat, ceeophaeus. And
stomach apparently, causing horrible death.
ga train on the Orange, Alexandris and
Manassas railroad ran over and killed track
hand by the name of John Bryant. between New
Glasgow and Amherst0nM Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-03

GEN. ALBERT G. MYKR, better known by the
sffectionate and familiar title of "Old Proba-
bilities," has been invested by Hobart college
with the title of doctor of Laws" Hence
forth Ii shall be written, cold Probabilities,
IL. D." Hobart college is the generals alma
mater, whence he graduated in 1871 beloved by
his classmates as jolly good fellow, and hon.
scholar.
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LATER.
REPORTS FROM CONSERVATIVE SOURCES.

The Returns To day Admitted not so
Favorable for that ktde-Ihey Con-
ceGe the Election of Three Hepab-
ficau Members of Congress-. but
Claim the Election OF nerrimOn.
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
1urce to-day were = -9.I2lIi.
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PIANOS, &c.
VIZ OOR08 EXTRACCED.

Nv ITHOUT PAIN 90 the shoe can be worn
Diseaeed Nails, ysscular Excre Sceno.s ., &C. sue,
ee.fnlly trested At DR.. WHITES. SIS 18th street,
Zee, per visit; abundance ct resids1ce, 81 Der
visit Pres q basinsss st once precs.lss visiting
Refers to the many eminent Rhysicians, sureeons,
and the Thousands Of other well known m resnon-
lible Datrons OF HIS eStAbliahuenf EatshliaAed IN
Maanineton 1901. jyll-tr
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATRE.
ONE WEEK ONLY,
COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING. AUGUST 5.
Return Of the World Fsmons
DupreZ and Reneuict's
NEW ORLEANS ssi&ANGIO MIN.
STRELS,
or twenty years organization.
The great chief MonaTchs Of Minstrelsy,
COMPOSED Oh REGIMENT OF ARTISTS,
Un their Twentieth Annual successful Tour,
Introducing their brilliant. various specialties
The oldest, most reliable, asd largest.
complete Troupe in exist nee. Announcing earn
iyal Entertainment full Of Merit.
DC
CtCuTtu ceat@..- ...--.-....15c.
aue2 81 G.. II. DUPREZ. Manager
OLD No. On Exhibition NEW No.
4S6 and sale 439
9TH Sly AT 7TH ST..
MAhkHITEk'S,
No 416 7th street, betweep u and streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hail.
Caoice Oil Paintings, Eneravings, Chrcmos, &c.
Also, largest stock Paper Hansings, Window
shsdes, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
eel. Rings, Nails, &c, ia the District.
&F TERMS CASH.
Please remember Name and Number. jelly