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Notice.

Tho uneJsmpl@d satisfaction that EArTAS
CRYSTAL nI>CON EBf has given ia this city and
throughout The whole country, as v!denced by the
steadily increasing demand Tor it, induce Us to direct
esp cial and particular attention 10 ths great fact
that by it, uss gain ell the ad sntascs claimed
for the any pOiaobOus Compounds ia use, to wit !:
The restoration of the color and srowt Of the hair
aKd the speedy removal of dsn1Tuf, without the
least possible irJury-as Crystal Discovery is pos
iively warranted ia contain poisonous substance,
neither Lead, Sul phur or SILVER.
Its perft CT cleanliness il not 10 be lightly
overlooked Ii will rether stain the skiD clothes
il one sentence, t Is exR,ty what has beeu wanted
for a long Lille, Restorer Of the Hair that nay be
used without she fear that you going 10 have
NeuT sRs ParalY sis, Lend Collie and various other
comy ANTS the result Of the Of lead prepar atoms
ARTHUR NATTANS, Proprietor.
General Depot corner ID and ID streets N ".
Solo b. all Druggists. aug2-H
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From EIrope To-day.
The AREEsT OF EUMOND ABOUT BT TIE GRR

The ARTIST OF EDMOND ABOUT BIZ TIE CIR
MANS.
LONDON, Sept. IA dispatch received here
announcing the arrest by the German auth0Ti-
ties yesterday OF Edmond About, the French
author, treated il - a tritlng affair. Ii now
appears, however, that the case presen.s a
serious aspect and creates considerable excite
ment. About is confined at SUrasbOurg. and his
vile and children are not permitted 70 see him.
The cause OF his arrest is said 10 be the pubiica-
ton OF articles from his pen ON the German oc-
cUpaloc OF the French Rhenish provinces,
which Lave offended the latter government.
Mr.. sUMSEB'S MOVEMENTS.
Charles Sumner has arrived in London. He
will leave for Pans IL a short time. His health
has been much improved by his voyage.
THE INTERSATLONALs.
AT meeting of members Of the International
Society OF this city yesterday thir,y persons al
tended. The subject of the acknowledgements OF
the working Glasses was discussed. A majority
Of the memOers present are in favor OF complete
secession from the Kari Mark section OF the
society.
The ESGLlsE TORY JOURNALS
express great dissatisfaction with the r. suit OF
the iabOTs OF the Geneva arbitratOrs.
TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN SPAIN.
MADRID, Sept. IA serious accident oc-
CURED last night on rhe railway between Corona
and Bercelora. Two Passenger trains while
running rapidly came in collision. The cas- IL
allies number twenty, including several killed
No Loss of Life ON the Dean Richmond.
PoUGHKEKPsIE, Sept. 1.-THE steamer Dean
Richmond at O'Clock this morning was within
Va NC AaeSes ASpOAA> w
not confirm the rumor of loss OF life.
PARTICULARS OF THE FIRE.
PoUGHKKEPsIE, Sept E.-lt is said the acct
dc II - the Dean Richmond was caused by the
c-rele sness of the porter. He entered the oil
room 10 ill and light a lamp, and threw the
match down on the floor, which caused the fire.
The stet mer was headed for Husted's dock and
Roy Hook. \ canal boat laid at the dock, on
which was man and a woman; but they re-
celvCd warning in time and got ashore in
s-te,J. The steamer Dean Richmond ran her
10 al hna Ina
The latter sunk. The passengers of the Dean
Richmond were taken of by the steamer New
Champ on, after which she was towed into deep
water by tug boats. By this time the fire wa
eNtingUIsheu, and the passed on up the river.
No ole was seriously hurt, nor is any one miss
ing.
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The Reverend Boy Shooter Beuueaths
SIlN. 600 10 kuild a IIuixer

CINClNNATI, Sept. 1.-THE late ReY. Samuel
j. Brown, whose shooting OF a German boy in
MS orchard at Cumminsville some weeks age
created such excitement among the Germans
and whose death occurred at Valley junction,
Ind, last week, has bequeathed the sum of
Sl5O goo Tor the establishment of a university .
bear his name, and also land wher On 70 erect
the university building, and an endowment Tor
the prOfessorsbiD.
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ARRESTED FOR A BURGLAR-Ln Nassau
street, New York, Jew evenings since, Mr..
Matt Morgan, of Frank Leslie,s newspaper,
having occasion to call neon friend; gas mio-
ises for . burglar, and ~~atch" being Justify
hailooed, the roundsman near by rushed TO the
rescue, seized the artist by the collar, exciaim-
ing, you're the feiier I've keen looking for %
treated him with every indigKty and species of
brutality. took him to the statien-hopse in Beck
mar street, and had him locked mp. Such Is an
outline Of the case as given BY Mr.. Morgan him
self. OF course, the fast that ell hands are
"veI cory" does not better the meter much
N. y. World.
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The LEXINGTON, KT., RACE YEsrEK1 AZ.
The attendance At the races a. Lexington. Nv,
yesterday was large and the sport exciting.
TIE inst race was Tor the Phoenix h tel stakes,
for thTee-year Oits. mile heats. SIX horses
started. The race was won by Fam. VI. in two
heats, heating Ellie, Ramacam, M tia, Flor
eDce D., and Bill Patterson. Time. I-ft.. LEA -
The second race, sweepstakes. Tor tsO-year 0il
hllies, three quarters OF a nile dash. was won
by Marame G, Grinstead's chestnut tl.lv. by
Lightning, second, and Boyd's lilly tlird. Eight
horses started. Time, Ilqk.
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THE NIELE ABDUCTioN CAsE.-M X. Lev
son, the man arrested i'm HObOSen on Thursd az
charged with having been concerned in the ab-
ductlon OF the child OF General Niele, was yes
lerday afternoon identified as the man who had
personated the doctor at General kiele's hOu se.
and was committed 20 jail 10 await the seton of
the New York authorities. lie claims that Mrs
Niele was entitled TO the custody of the child,
and that he has consequently committed 40
crime.-N. J.. Post Is'h.
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TIE MATNE ELECTION-R. pUlisTu Nr'nrify
IL ,GS2.-The kenuebec Journal pubI,she- COM
piete Official Returns OF the late election OF
Governor from the entire state EXCEPT some
small places, which lest year threw d rltsl v8ts
oI SIS, about evenly divided between rte Two
psrues. The returns give Pcrham - So. Kim.
ball d ,l42; majority tor Perhsm, l. 80; an in
crease between 100 and 900 over lie majority
OF last year, and little more than s5GbIe tie
average republican La orItY ut Tie ~ eJLatgIlll
elections of the last three years, bJ- 0gl5 less
u an Grautls majority In LIZ
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"A COLOR FIGHT IN ITTsBURG.-A spec.
from Pittsburg SAYS that SATURDAY. night A
bloody light occurred between a colJrel Grant
club and white Greeley club. The Ight " :
OF the most desperate character, lasting not
more than ten minutes, but in this time ,
shOts We're Tired. Six negroes were shot, but
how badly was not ascertained. One white man,
named John Seyell, had mis- skull fractured By
stone, and viii die. The blame OF the affair
- generally laid TO the l,aCroae
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New York Notes.

THE SPANISH RAM DEPARTS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Spanish ram Nu-
maneia sailed for Cadiz yesterday.
SIX HUNDRED MORMON RECRUITS,
single men and single women, arrived from
Europe yesterday in the steamer Minnesota
THE kAYORALTY.
IL is reported that the reform association will
nominate Oswald Ottendorfer for MAYOR
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General Sherman Interviewed.

AND
PRUsSIAN TROOPS.
NRW YORK, Sept. H.-Generai Sherman, in
an interview, expresses the opinion that the re-
public OF France Ill at least last during Theirs
time, II IL does not survive him. He believes
Theirs an earnest patriot-earnest Cor all that il
for the country's good, and that France will
attain a high degree of prosperity under his adj
mlnlstratlOn. General Sherman has a high
opinion of the efficiency and training Of the
PrpSsiau troOps.
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LANDER, no MUIR

"kILLING lPOR ALLEGED SLANpBR, no MUIR
DEB" IN VIRGINIA. George A. TinsIey,
who killed Isaac s. Duer, formerly OF Bal
umore, at Freeport, Gloucester county, va,
on the lst August, was acquitted BY the iury
last week, after an absence of only q few min
uto5. Duer had informed DIR. Philip Spindle,
residing near Freeport, that Tinsley hal Sc
the csnss Of the killing. The parties were
suitors for Miss Spindle's hand, and were Of
high social position.
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SPECL4L NOTICES.

WILLIAM b. HIDDEN, II. D., Specialist, of
Raru or. will r. his visits 70 his city Tues
day, the 18th inst. Large experience and cons'an.
atteu ton diseases 4 the Chest, Throat AMI Nasal
Tassages enables DR.. Hidden to guarantee success
IN many which q the general practitioner
hopeless. DR.. hidden can b. consulted at the ST
Il nd Hotel, corner 9ih snd z eafs, Tuesdays
ana Fridays, from to p N. Observation-Disclosures
restored. sal4-St
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SHNT TO PRIeoS FOR STEALING Krss.-A
good looking and amiable iady named Mary
Doitchy keeps q saloon and eating-house at No.
A Main street, Brooklyn. On Friday afternoon
one Thomas Fleming visited Msrys saloon and
ting ready Thomas, who it appears fell in love
ct first sight, commenced q courtship with
Mary, and finally went 50 far as u kiss her.
THIS WAS too much, and Mary slapped him
across the face for his impertinence. Thorn s
retorted in kind, aud Cor this he Was arres. "A
and taken before Justice Walsh, who, not beine
believer in free love, sent the conf;Sins
Thomes to the Kings County Penitentisry fof
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PHILADRLPHIA, Sept. l7.-Wm. Grower and
Lewis Earker, noted counterfeiters, were ar
rested last night by detectives in consequence OF
information from the chief Of the secret service
at Washington, while in the act OF coming coun-
terfeit i've cent nickel pieces, with complete
apparatus. Grower had Just been released from
the penitentiary for counterfeiting beer stamns
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ga Wisconsin Girl has couu,,s., u-.,-.,-
cause her hair didnit cnrI seieioe

WHconsn girl has committed suieiao
Ause ner hair didn't curl.
- 3, a mother and her four babes were in iaii
AZ OF. Louis the other day.
The addresses OF women formed a pev
ieaeure oi camp meetings this year.
- Mrs. Stowe says that women 20 futo ths
ocondy 70 get breathing sPefi from their ser-
sTMa 'da Heron has lost her suit In San
francisco, snd he's been denied al ALLOWANCE
fiom he Byrne estate. -8.
ga Nine. Keller was one or the rr;n.,r.,
"workmen" at the Swiss National Meetins -
Zurich. Ne
~The Iowa girls turn out In t,rchlivh, rro-
cessons and fli the midnight air win sbrs,
shrieks for their favorite canfidsfes sA1.A
~There d one happy man IN indian. ma.
vie mas talked herself into a tongue n-rslv-ss
ana can only give him ''nts" with her eyes
The ladies In Europe are wearing vlaa-
onnmeo nafs,a 10 Pompsdour, caught m on
one noe with ostrich feather accom-. an msnfs
Mre. Stanton says the willingness of som,
women TO wait" Ton their s'rights' j. a. rlficp-
ious ~ was the prayer Of a litile women in tha
Chicago ire: so Father give me > .tience ~
wait for cup Of tee until the ire IL o All"
Mrs. DIR. Clsir n. DE EFerse q ,sttigpe 40
boston, spoke In waliingfora. Vt, TecentIy ON
Love and Marriage" fhs l-ctar. Sss - I'll, VI
minutes earlier than tie usus. hour In ori.r -
give the eentlemsn who intro lGced he Doctar
Pieniy OF time to CAL on aeE name.
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MORE ABOUT THE CIARK-FE XIV Bill TRAGEDY
The hanakses, Va, Ga@ctts has. an account OF
the connection Of Its proprietor, Mr.. Harvey
Warns, with the shooting OF Clark BY FlWen,
brought out i'm response TO the remarks OF the
Warren SeEfsRel in regard ID 81. From this 10 =
seen hat MIR. haTnus went 10 Breuusyille nat
morning at the elder SIR. FeWeIs request, IA
order TO FTeceRt REody from CARRYING out h.
purpose, but GOT there TO late. The same papcr
also publishes a card from John A. Goodwin
sheriff OF Prince William county, IN which he
stats that the front door was left open on tie
morning o. the shooting Al Clark's earnest re
quest, and that he (GoOdwin) wss not loo yard
of Al the Line.
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SHOCKING SUIcTDR.-Mr. Peter WestaT veil
az aged man OF property living in TemuIs
street, Paterson, this morning comm tied snii Ia
IN singular manner. lie took butcher knife
went INTO the back part Of his yard, and infl CT
from his body. He held his head over TIE 80,
barrel so that the blood would POUR an IL insteaJ
OF dropping upon the ground. He had been IN
result Of temporary iDsanity.-.V u. Pssf I4, 10
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GEN. SHERMAN aud son, and Col. Audenreid,
c. his staff, will arrive here this evening from
New York, where they arrived on Saturday from
Queenstown on the steamer Baliic.
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The Maine Election

1852 REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY.
NEW YORK, Sept. H.-An Augusta, Maine,
81 cial to the Tunes says returns frcm 469 towns
comprising nearly the entire state. show a
majority OF IL ,Cs2 for Perham for governor.
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"A CHILD SHOT IN AL APPRAY-Proboble
Arrder.-Ata late hour Last night two colorsd
men entered into and alteration on Low street.
between Forrest and Aisquith streets and after
exchanging high words both men drew pistols
and fired. The ball from ono Of the veanons
entered the forhsad OF q little girl, Eva 6eis,
apont three years OF age, whose parents reside
% 40. lS7 Low street, INJECTING Q wound which
Is almost necessarily fatal. DR.. G. j. Trautman
was called TO attend the child, and reported
that the ball had penetrated the brain and
tne CHILD cannot survive No arrests had
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clergyman. while residing 10 south kmsTica,
IS missionary discovered safe and simpl remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
Disease of the Urinary and Semina Organs and The
whole train Of disorders brought by baneful and
vicious habits Srest numbers have been cured By
this noble remedy Prom pied by desire to benefit
the afflicted aud UnfortsBste, will send the reel De
for preparing aud usirs this medicine, in sealed
envelope, to any enc wbe needs it, Ffes Of Ckdrgs
Address, JOSEPH Z. imam,
Station ID, Bible House,
nAra-ly New York City.
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SUICIDE OF ACosvIGr.-Charles willousbbv
. conyictin the state lrnatic asylum in xnSnp5S
ny, committed suicide last Friday morr'ng
Of his bed. He Was convicted OF hiebwss u 80
berry In New York about year since, and Va
sentenced to Sing Sing FOR twenty years. He
va uanfierred TO Auburn In July last He told
himself soon. Nh
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NEW ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. N.-President
Marshall, Of the railroad conductors national
O. 7ociation, has called the annual meeting OF
'nat pooy, 70 be held at Louisville October 80.
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FIvF-EIG HTBs AS GOOD As THE WHOLE
Gen. Spinner, the United States Treasurer
decides that when a mutilated note he's FIVE
eighhs left it shall be redeemed at its fall value
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a Man and wife Murdered.

COLUMBUS, o.. Sept. IA .srrible murder
WIS committed near this city this morning
man being shot dead and his wife cut to pieces
win corn cutter by drunken farm hand.
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THR INDIANS IN UTAH AID ARIZONA
Correspondents say the Indian depredstiors in
Ban Pete Valley, Utah, are not all over yet.
Lobena is reported a. the leader of several
hostile bancs that have not yet started for their
reservation. On the night Of the 4th inst, the
Indians broke into the corral Of james Grant,
stage proprietor at Culler's Well, ria0ns, and
f3le twenty-five horses.
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LEE SUNDAY LAW IN RICHMOND. The
oIdnance In relation to the observance Of the
eaooath recently passed by the Council Of Rich
mono, Va, viii, IL u said, probably have 70 be
mcdihed, or repealed altogether, - there l.
great Dissatisfaction with IL, especially ON the
pant OF German and Hebrew citizens OF which
there are q very isIge proportion in thar ctfY'
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The SECOND TRIAL of Mrs. Laura ID. Fair
before the Supreme Court at San Francisco Is
progressing very slowly, many DAYS having beer
complete. Rarely has a murder case been tried
involving greater interest, whether consiasrtn,
t tne prominerce and social position OF the yics
Plished murderess, or the openly defiant m 49,
IN which the crime was committed AHos
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COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE
DOUGLASS will return here about the first of
next week, To-day he - at P.ttsburg, from
whence he goes TO Erie - attend the state fair
and make a few spe, chcS. He will gume the
discharge OF lis of cial duties about the Isl
proXIpo.
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~A Western da msel has framed her breach
OF promise verdict - . waIAins to triders.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RBvENUE.-The receipts ON this
source to-day were SITS .c5o-f0.
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NAVAL OFFICERS TRANSFERRED. - LieuS
W. W. RhOads, detached from special duty In
his city and placed on waiting orders. As
sistant Surgeon y. A. Hawke, detached from the
navy hospital at Philadelphia, and ordered u
the naVy yard in that city. A sistant Surgeon
Charles A. Siegiried, detached from the Phila-
delphia navy yard, and ordered to the naval
hospital in that ciGy.
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nar7-l
SEMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN MR.. j. G. SAyILLE, Lessee and Manage.
GRAND RF9PENEEG.
MONDAY EVENING September 80.
ELEGANTLY DECORATED,
BEAUTIFULLY EKESCOED,
FRESHLY PAINTED,
sUPERBLY CARPETED
Making this time IGNORED temple of the dr. ma al
mCsl
ENTIRELY NEW.
And second to none in the country.
MAGEIFICEET DROP CURTAIN,
From the pencil of Ar. james Lamb, has been
painted.
The opening attraction will be the distinguished
Comedian.
MR.. ". J. FLORENCE,
II Fsconer new and startling drama, (produced
will entire new Sc EerY and effects, and eatit!ed
IL ELEN OGE,-'
Supported BY the favOrte aCtre =,
MAY SANIkLf,
And a powerful company OF
FIRST CLASS ARTISTS
AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA.
Sale Of Seats Will commence at Mc'ZerOtt's Music
Store WEDNESDAY MORNING. at9. selT-tf
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CUMBERLAND COAL IL quoted at q 25 at
Georgetown and Alexandra, at Baltimore $500;
at New York S6.6e; at Boston So % Tor 8 % by
ford, Conn.,, %; At San Francisco 33ia&23.5o
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dentist, whom the Teutors pronounce a sue
ceAe.
0-An Indians Nimrod recently shot into
flock CT pra':je chickens through the head of his
horse.
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THR GRAND RIVER INDIAN DELEGATION
visited Gen. Cowen, late special commissioner
to the Indians of the upper Miss )uri, this morn
ing, for the purpose of finishing talk which
was interrupted during the journey of the dele
cation to this city. The conference was an
infoI NAL one, and the General gave them some
coed advice relative TO their coming council
with the Secretary of the Interior. After the
Grand river delegation left, the Teton-S Sioux
Marty maid Cen COupD q hriaf viS it
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PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.
DOSTPONkMEET
I he PICNIC of HIBEREIA BENEVOLENT
SOOlET1, No. ), which 10 have taken "A
ace at Boyer 3 7th street Park on TT Z rs
DAY, sept- l2th. has been pos tponsd until "a
TUESDAY NEXT, Sept. Eth, same place Co.
Dancing CONNIE nee at o. m. sel3-it
EfOR MoUET VERN0H.-The steamer ARROW
Il Capt. trank HUilibs he sd, hav- N-ua
leg been rebuilt ard entirely reftted E.aAasSSEs>
by her present owners, viii leave her
wharf foot Of 7th street, daily Sunday exec pted AT
10 oosock a. m. for Mount Vernon 1.-THE tomb OF
"Ashington) and intermediate landings.
$500. JAMES SYKES,
Jel9 I'm Gent Su Superintendent Steamer Arrow
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The ESGLIsE TORY JOURNALS


foCGHREKfSlE, sept. 1.-The steamer Dean
Richmond at O'Clock this morning was within
three miles of Albany. The latest reports do
not confirm the rumOr of loss OF life.
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THE STAMP CANCELLING COMMISSION
The commission appointed by the Secretary
the Treasury to examine plans for canceling
stamps for tobacco, snuff cigars. distilled spirits
hold the last public meeting on next Tuesday,
after which time no further de vices will be re-
ceived. Ten twelve different devices have
been submitted to the commission, out of W ich
the best ones will be selected. They will report
to Secretary Boutwell, as soon after closing their
sessions as possible.
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NTASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE,
w llTH STREET, CORNER OF G.
THE RESORT OF THE BON TON.
nix BEST SELECTION IN THE COUNTRY
NOVELTY UT ALL TINES
REGARDLESS OF EXPENSE
FAMILY NIGHTS, TUESDAY AND FRIDAYS
MATlNEE ;, 8EDNESDAY AND sArURDAYS
vIOLO CLIFTON. COLYER BS0TuERs
DAVIS AND HIS DOGS.
READ TIME TABLE. al
pChRihe Tor W1fe.......-- Time, 3 O5
10 hiaifd II IN S2h
Parker and Burbank 81
Sallle apis BANJO Al
Islit pItCh ChsDg YOU
befinsns IRISH
Inc ienc1ng IL
las Dckr.''-'---- ~
Doors open al O'Clock; Overture at O'Clock
Admission, Is, - aud rs cents; Private Boxes, 81
ard 1T each Matinee doors Opsn at ]. 30 and $50
sGmisslon, % ard 10 cents. Don't forget the Dog
matlIeei especially for family PATRONAGE. sells. G.
OLD No On Exhibition (EEw No
4SS and Sale 43o
7TH SC.1 AT 1rH ST
MARK RETExsS,
No. {fe 7th street, between ID and L streets eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Csotoe Oil Paintings. Enersyings, Chromes, &C
alec, largest stock Paper Hsngincs, Window
seIs rings, Nails, &c, in the District.
" TERMS CASE.
Please remember Name and Number jeI-iy-
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CnAKLEs NASTY presided at THE
Southern Baptist Educational Con
vention at Nashville. Nearly all
the Southern States were repre-.
cnted. -Es. -