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GEORG ETOWN N.

SAD AccIDEST.-Information was received
here this morning that Miss Flora Nichols,
daughter of j. @. Nichols, of this city, II years
OF age, WAS thrown from q carriage on Sunday
last, near Snickersville, Loudoun county, Va,
and had her leg broken. Her cousin, Miss Lin
In the carriage, were injured, but not so seri-
ously. She was taken to the residence of her
uncle, Craven James, where the broken limb
was adjusted by DIR. Plaster, of Snickersyille.
THE HEIRS of the estate OF Joseph Libby, de-
ceased, having wisely agreed upon an amfcable
partition OF the large and valuable estate left
MIN, instead of permitting il to pass into the
nahds OF the court, have selected Messrs. NJ G.
Emery, y. Z. Harkness, and &. Alexander, of
Washington, and Messrs. Ed. Dibble and ID,
Shoemaker, of Georgetown. Commissioners TO
assess, divide, and assign the property to the
everal heirs. These gentlemen are now en-
Ployed in this responsible duty.
hivfR NEws.-The steamer Lady of the Lake
cleared for Norfolk to-day with -four and gem
eral merchandise.
GRAIN TRADR.-The only receipts of grain
to-day were 1 400 bushels choice red wheat nv
the canal boat leila and Minna which was sold
at S1.79 to $3.50.
DROP THE NAMR.-Mr. Editor As Georoe-
town has no charter, and is to all intents ana
purposes part of Washington city, Ii ought TO
lose its name entirely, in order that IL may en-
JOY all the advantages of being a part of the
capitol OF the nation. If IL is desirable to con-
tlnue the post office In Georgetown, let 1t be
called West Washington, as others have sug-
gested. But the most feasible plan have seen
or heard Of for its losing its name is to continue
numbering the streets from Rock creek west
WARD, and lettering them from the river north
wards. Property will then begin to increase in
value, and not before, unless some such plan he
adopted. GRoReErowN OLD FoGY.
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ANOTHER SERIOUS BREAK IN TIE CANAL
On Sunday night last another serious break oc-
Cured IN the canal at point about three miles
west OF Harper's Ferry. About fifty feet Of the
embankment was washed out. presenting Ia
boatmen and others interested a frightfuf an
pearance. At the point where the break oc-
CURED there is said to have existed leak for
several years, but il was never CONSIDERED of
sufficient importance to require serious atten-
ton. suspension Of navigation for probably
SIX .. Sc Fen uays, We are informed, will occur,
which, In addition to the many other disasters
that have happened to the canal during the
present season, will make 1t extremely unfortu-
nate for those engaged in boating and really
disastrous to dealers, at both ends of the line,
who have immense amounts invested in busl-
nesses largely dependent upon the seasonable
navigation OF the canal. During the last Sc
rious break there were not less than fifty boats
lying at Alexandria awaiting cargoes of coal
forced to remain inactive, and consequently en-
failing considerable loss upon their owners
Rdgerst0acn Tscice-d- Week.
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CITY ITEMS.
WILLETT & RroFF.

905 Pennsylvania avenue.
Fan style Broadway Silk Hat; also novelties
In Felt, received daily.
1 HAVE RECENTLY OPENED a more complete
assortment than ever, of superior Half Hose.
Among them are four different styles of ap-
proved goods, for IS cents per pair, or Al per
dozen.
ALSO,
Linen Handkerchiefs, for Sl50, 80, 40 30. az.
$3.50, and "a per half dozen.
Also,
Genuine Guyot Suspenders for 75c.
Imitation ditto for 35c.
Suspenders with drawers strap for 75c.
Braces from 75c. to $3.50.
GEO. q. HENNING, 40 It'll st.
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POLICE CouRT, Jsdss Dsrsea. pro tenn TO
day, yespy Green, ccisrsd. charged With keeping q
7 and N streets, was fined SD and essfs. Randall
jackson. colored, ssseult and battery on Eliza
Jones; $40 and coats. John aud Michael Long two
boys, ass ault and battery on Lucretia SmsiIwood;
o. each. Catherine Ayers, assault and battery on
Mary Fortune; IS Richard T. Beard was ar
Isiensd az . vAerant, and sent to the workhcuse
Morris Dilisn, loud and boisterols; s5. John
Marchioner, profane; IS. Julia Diegfns CHARGED
with entfcinG prostitution, said she guilty Of
throwing q rock 81 . man for following her bat
Officer Dubois tosd very different story, and ane
Of % Was imposed. David rrunnell, disturbing the
guiet OF Georeetown; 9s- 6eerse Gsesnleaf for
feited collateral for curling. WIN, ii. Tuxen was
fined IS for curpipg. Fred r. Myers, charged
with selling LIQUOR without license, was fined l5c
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AN old lady out west, having read the cur
rent paragraph about "Mr. Jenkies, the author
of Ginx's baby" says 'Ginx owes it to a moral
public to explain things"
~The oxydized silver now most in vogue is
almos tas dark as iron. Highly polished plati-
mum, 1t is said, win take the place of the dark
silver, and will be fashionably combined with
gold,
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wAsHryGToH. Sent 2 1874

WASHINGTON, Sept. 8, 1873.
desire to inform my friends that from to day
will be located with Messrs. liable & Bros,
Merchant Tailors and fine Clothiers, corner
7th and ID streets, and call is respectfully in
vited. Very truly,
ADRIAN BAsTIANRLLI
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Fine Oxydized Jewelry,
Fine Roll-plate Vest Chains, and cheap Eye
glasses and Spectacles, received at PRIGa's
Jewelry Store, No. 46 Pennsylvania avenue,
near Az street. s,16,eotf
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passes, the dark and mysterious tragedy that
was enacted on the Schuylkill river, above Kis-
singers bridge, on Sunday morning, is gradu-
there is little doubt in the minds of the people
but that Charles Haaman was the murderer of
Sarah Ann Honnafus and himself. The stories
of their tragic ends, as told by the people who
knew them, smacked highly of imaginative ro-
nance, yet all the facts of the case since devel-
oped conclusively show that all was correct.
that Haaman was deeply in love with the wo-
man, and that he desired her to desert her hus-
band and run away with him.-ReadiRg (Pa.)
Eagle, I'd.
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WASHINGTON, Sept

WASHINGTON, Sept. ISL, 1913.
My customers and friends are respectfully in
formed that, having discontinued my establish
ment, at 40 9th street, will be happy to re-
ceive their orders for Shirts or Clothing-ready
made or to order-at the establishment of Messrs.
liable Bros, Merchant Tailors and fine Cloth
iers, corner 18th and ID streets, where from to-
day will be located. Respectfully,
3 j. w. BRIGHTwELL.
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SPECIAL NoTICK.-The patrons of Oyster
Bay are hereby notified that the restaurant de-
partment of said house will be opened at six and
closed at two O'Clock a. m, on and after Sept.
9Th. 1873.
h& WHITE & EOuNTAIN. Prnnriefnrs.
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WaHs' Opera R0uss.-s'Under the Gas Light :"
TAeafsr Couasqae.-Miscellaneou Performance
Of songs, dances and minstrelsy.
Far and ConceTi.-By ladies of st. Johns
Church, Montgomery county, Md, at school
house near the church.
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JULIPs, SMAsHKs, COCKTAILS and other pre-
scriptions carefully compounded by George W.
the new sample rooms, corner Pennsylvania
avenue and 4 x street. 8,12,tf
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CoRNs, BAD NAILS and other distressing all
ments Of the feet are quickly relieved by ex-
perienced attention at DIR. White 8, No. 535 18th
ment is literally paronized by the most intelli-
gent and industrious portion Of the commu-
nifty. tr
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A TRUE BALsAM.-Dr. Wistdr's Bdlsam Of
Wild Cherry Is truly q balsam. 1t contains the
balsamic principles of the wild cherry, the bal
samic properties of tar and. of pine. Its ingre-
dents are all balsamic. Coughs, Colds, Sore
Threats, Bronchitis and Consumption speedily
disappear under its balsamic influence. 6
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WILCOX & GIBB's SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baum's boopskirt and corset factory, 18th street,
Intelligencer building. lO.&
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New YORK Day GooDs MARKEr-The past
week was emphatically active with the commits
sion agents, and the arrival Of numerous BUYERS
from all sections of the interior gave decided
impetus to the jobbing distribution, which dur
ing the week assumed large proportions. All
descriptions of seasonable goods participated in
the general activity. Cott9n goods were in spir-
tied request during the week, and price iuctua-
tions were infrequsnt, the current rates having
been firmly maintained. Although the distri-
button of woOllens failed to meet the expecta-
lions Of the most sanguine holders, there was,
nevertheless, a large aggregate amount of goods
placed with the jobbing trade and in the hands
OF distributors, and the movement was unat-
tended by any material reduction of prices,
but, on the contrary, the current rates for really
desirable fabrics were fully sustained The
market for imported goods exhibited a decided
Improvement during the week, although trans
actions lacked the iiberality of former seasons
From the importers there was fair inquiry for
moderate quantities of seasonabe productions;
but, with the exception of dress fabrics alone,
there was no real animation in the demand
although the numerous small sales effected re-
suited in fair aggregate distribution of gene
raj imported fabrics.-N y. Ddi1V Bulletin.
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TuRoo-RussIAN BATHS; AFRO, Medicated Va
903 Il street. 6,20,6
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ALLEGED FRAUD ON THE ERIE RAILROAD
George s. kedington, late division superinten-
recently dismissed by the company, was arrest
ed Monday night while on a sick bed at the
Delaware House, in Port Jervis. The Erie
on their complaint. He is charged with defraud-
ing the company to the amount of So 800. MIR.
j. L. Bonnell, formerly inspector Of ties on the
position by Mr.. Redington, is reported to be i'm
plicated in the transaction, but has not been
arrested, as he Is out of town.
The FREE WHISKY MEN of Manistee, Mich,
are pretty audacious in their opposition to the
Temperance folks. Mr.. d. d. Ruggles, as the
head of the latter party, has incurred their Sc
verest displeasure, and they have just been de-
tected in a conspiracy to get rid Of him. A purse
that it should be his If he would put Rugeles
out Of the way. The plot leaked out, however,
and Lorenzo Magoon, one of the chief conspfr-
ators, is under IS 900 bail, and Mr.. Murphy is
In jail. If tie proceedings against these gentle
men succeed, the Manstee whisky ring will be
pretty effectually broken up.
A SINGULAR SUIT FOR DAMAGES. - The
preliminary trial of Alice Cromwell for inveig
ling q young lady into house of prostitution
was in progress several days. recently, in Nash
vile, Tenn, before Squires Everett, Cheatham,
and Creighton: After patiently hearing the
testimony of eighteen witnesses on the part OF
the state and eight or ten for the defendant, the
case was submitted by the counsel without argu-
ment, and defendant bound over to the crimina.
also brought suit for $4,000 damages, and
attached the property, real and personal, OF
Miss Cromwell.
NATURAL AS WELL AS LOGICAL SEQUENCE
OF EvBNre.-Corner unging-hanging about
taverns on Sunday after noon-ruffianly treat
mentof persons walking along the streets-ap-
peal to the polics-lnterference by other loune-
ers and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shot and killed.
rhis Ia the order in which last Sundays homi-
fearfully eevere.-Phild. LEDGER.
sHor BY HIS wIys-Patrick Doherty, living
Ma.a vas SHOT By his VIE on NON Monday, sSa
died. The woman claims that the shooting was
accidental; that her husband, while beating her
with stick OF wood, struck the hammer Of the
pistol, exploding II.
RAILROAD ExrENsIoN.-The Msrtinsburp
| and Potomac extension Of the Cumberland Val.
ley railroad has been completed between
and it Is announced that trains win run throu 81
between Harrisburg, Pa, and Martinsburg on
Monday next.
TIE McCooLs PRIzE Flo Hr.-A st. Louii
dispatch says: The last deposit Of $500 in the
Allen McCoole prize fight was made last night,
The fight 10 to take place on the Sd instant
There Is little betting ON the result, although
the friends Of both parties are sanguine.
0By decree Of the Emperor Of Germany,
the names Of distinguished generals Of the Ger.
Strasburg, Metz and other places in territory
acquired from France.
1The New York World says IL wiz thank
the oiiberals" 10 run q separate ticket in each
state this year, just 70 chow their weakness. II
calls them "the squad Of empty political swells
who rejoice in spouting John Cochran q their
leader"
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hfFAIRS IN FRINGE GEORGE COUNTY, Md,
Rail Shooting.-The rail, called sora In Vir-
ginia, and, improperly, ortolan in Maryland,
makes Its first appearance on our marshes early
in August. On Its arrival it Is out of condition
wild reed ripens its seed, of which the rail and
the reed bird are in0rdinately fond, they fatten
rapidly, and become by the LIST of September,
tne most delicious OF all our game birds are
said to be in great numbers on our marshes
this season, and in q few days we may expect
our annual visitors, the sportsmen, from Balti-
more and Washington.
Serious Cutting lfair.-At the store of Mr.. A.
G. Robinson, at Suitsvile in this county, on
Friday night last, two colored men got into
dispute, words led to blows, and one of the
party, Samuel Norton, drew knife and plunged
1t into the abdomen of the other man infiicting
q fearful wound. Norton tried to escape but
was arrested by Constable Henry and brought
here and lodged in jail. The wounded man Is
in critical condition, the wound being OF such
q nature as to cause many to believe that 1t will
prove fatal.-Harlborougk Gazette, Sd.
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per ct.
per annum on deposits for each calender month.
Banking hours, 8 to (. Saturdays, Q to 4 and
TO g. 2t3, 14tl6
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TIE GRAND DUCHESS makes love to Fritz at
the Theater Comique every night this week.
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been fled in the once Of the Recorder OF DEEDS
a Aas0 0S' M and J.es.o, 20 1.,.m,..
aiTH asa i q r. .Ss r. 4, 'Yss.s
Ret cG5 :sS:Es q II ES;ssS
.Ss Hspssns g Ann Me isssrs :sG. n;
.as re no. ESQ; 81 Jones to Moses Kelly, subs
Aasu.t as-Jshn Wsrd g 1; Q; and L. W. Slater.
r. and L sos s.:. e 4
sase IF lot IA sanare s,2 :; Payne, trnstes, 70 ].
S and IisehSeia Aas Ha 10
Mary Pru;y, ss1s - SQUARE 50, s7s D. 5of 5.
ii ...s al. ,si sisS; q . kSs.:,
same, part square 1sa ~ s;c sfs Wsss
boasssf HaS o1e.s: :1a; SUB IT, : ss
,. xGsn.. MaDi:,.ict of cqIu%ei. :. G. r. esIsk
snhi :us Square ss sic Aas'rS B. F Esllis
T. Lane to julia soSns S; -: SUBJ saa g.,
s Solss to H ss1.s a
Meser, sub %. square as, 81 700; r. Fendsll,
c.ff sc Caroline a' Davis i.a sub T.
August SsSX. X. ,chilas to W. NJ. Gait, sub. :,
s seq.. .ss s7G Is seO LS%.O1 e MARY
square rs, $500, and part Is, square 49, $500;
A. Curtis, trustee, 20 z Garter, part lot s, auare
So ss!si m; Brown to g. n: Sheriff. sub S,
Isvsrn saf ios e. .a ssas@ iOas
5000 d. Donovan, guardian, to P. d. Feehan
August 2s.E Roberts to T. H. Williams, sub. N,
square 157, S257; Clarke ard Fenwick. trustees 10
ANN !, Shaw, part 20, square lsi, s2soo; " God
sas Wa W 70 + H. Williams sub: NJ square ls
I, u 400 3. Edwards, trustee, to Sarah A. Nav
ior part 10 and 9, and square III, S2,9 200 J. T. K
soy %s..d a 5s s r.
August e VT BAN sO p.s, 81
Ssse sCen HuR aox.la e.
Hickman, sub; 1s, square SAG, Ssi5; T. Gslligan to
herd Hunt, sSs r. SQUARE ~ "a 81 sss shss
east part lot 50, square 80; 4. Flynn to John
lot 8, square s, S325.
ALLEGED CRUELTY TO HIS HoRsR.-Yester-
Gay MT I. F. Gatchell, president of the society
LOT tne prevention of cruelty to animals, ar
rested VIM. Riley on the charge of abandoning
ms morse on vacant lot in South Washington
lwhere It had its leg broken,) and leaving it to
after hearing the case, fined Riley SIS. MT.
Gatcheil finding the poor animal suffering ter
rv,y, dispatched 1t, thus relieving it Of its tor
lures.
BUILDING PERMIrs.-Permits issued to-day
by the inspector of buildings: For a one story
brick store on D street northwest, corner of 9th
street. for Edward Gallant, and two two story
brick dwellings south side LIST, between Fred
a p RE 0yndE 10 aNr
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BASE BALL.-The game between the Attain
tics Of Brooklyn snd the Washington nine, In
Brooklyn, yesterday, resultsd-1tiantics, 4;
Warrington, 2. A match game was PLAYED
yesterday on the Olympic grounds here bet esn
mental, OF this city. The score stood-Monu-
mental, q; Excelsior, II.
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BUILDING PERMIrs.OPermits fssued TODAY
by the inspector of buildings: For a one story
brick store on street northwest, corner of 6th
street. for Edward Gallant, and two two story
brick dwellings south side LIST, between Fred
erick and Fayette streets, Georgetown, for Ed
ward McCauley
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But . few more opportunities remain to see
"Under the Gaslight," as performed by the fine
company at Walls Opera House, a. 1t Is soon to
be withdrawn.
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GEORGETOWN ADVKRTIsKIKNTs.

THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler ne ar AZ street
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II you can't get cool, resort to Dooley's Arctic
Fountain, on Capitol Hill. eotf
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PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY REPUBLICAN Con-
vESTIoN.-The delegates to the Prince George
county Md.) convention met at Huntington
city yester day, and was called to order by VIM.
II. Harrison. j. W. Wallis was elected tempo
rary secretary. A committee on credentials
was appointed, and reported all the districts
elected delegates to the state convention: A.
Van Robey and X. ii. Beall; alterDstes, James
II. Parker, Eli s. Prime, W. W. Danenhower.
and VIM. Smith. The convention then elected
four members Of the state central committee,
as follows: X. s. Widdecom6e, James H. Par
ker, Richard Douglass, and VIM. Ii. Harrison.
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piles, ulcers, teothache, sore throat, sprsins,
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
lamsness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations In the fact that It 10 Q standard
medicine, treated Of in medical writings, and
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RAILROAD ExrENsIoN.-The Martinsburp
and Potomac extension Of the Cumberland Val.
ley railroad has been completed between
and IL Is announced that trains will run throu III
between Harrisburg, Pa, and Martinsburg on
Monday next.
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DEATH OF MR. NATHAN H. BARREfr.-Mr
Nathan ii. Barrett, long and favorably known
in Washington as the chief clerk Of the city pos,
ofice, died at Concord, N. H., on the I'd inst
The deceased first came to Washington from
auspices Of the late Major B. b. French, WHO
was at that time Commissioner Of public built-
inys, and subsequently accepted the position OF
chief clerk In the city post once, which h
held IN TO the time Of his death.
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ESPUTAs MUSICAL ACADEMY,
II STH eTREET East, NAVY YARD,
Waahingfou n q

II SRI sIEEEI EAsI, NAyT YiRp,
OPENS MoSpATs sEEPIE&BER lsr. 1873.
ton building, seS and nE'as
opens 6EPTEMBER3 81, ISIS. t-t
on 70 Mr. h the
Of the fSuSg Msps CHRISTIAN Associ.icH Building,
southeast, Washington, D. o. augs0-lm
MISS G. DENGLERs German and English
iVl Select School for Girls will the regular
For particulars apply as per address. ausl9-lm.
QICHLAND BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
H. FOR BOYS,
las LonraLs Sired, nea. Park Arsnss,
BALTIMORE, MD.
WIN. d. MARTIN, An, Principal, assisted BY
srsSdssies Of the HPiysrsity Of yirsina French
drs:. with fun particulars sent e y .ss nd
ROYs' AOADEMY (Fourth. lear. l-woTk re-
I haSi.a church ~ street between street and
.IssiRr BE
H1s. OF pupils GassE soTz Principal.
(ISoHzAGA COLLEGE, g.
Bs''ss. Non; c:,;,s t., s:s I streets NV.
Scholastic ex.rcisse vii Be- - resumed on MON
Day .a.! sss:trS'f 1t a .i CLARK, President.
r:s. :s ssS$ WI !gs EsSssHgy. EHs S
BER 18Th, sDd endeavor to merit . continuation Of
the eenerous patronage which hss been bestowed
unce ~. IT y. nay b son q the above num-
HNHI OOLUMBIAN UNIVIReTTY,
WARRINGTON, d. O.
Ene ,Preparatory Department opens sBPrEn-
The Ooiumbisn Collage opens slPrEMBRR IL.
The Law School opens 0OrOBnB o.
Tor eetalogue1a containing full particulars In 70
gard 10 terms q courses OF Instruction, sddresu
.ues-toea AAs o. Willing. Il. d,
Ct. JOHNS COLLEGE, Annapolis, Ma Jas
~ ~. GARNETT, n. A., Prtncipsi Ixamin sfiops
Tor admission, Sept and 50. Session bsgins Oct 81
Terms: FOR Tuition and Board, fincluding fuel,
nghts and washingD ezg per annum, Deysble semi
snnuSvi IN advancs. Several state scholarships
sdeSs: Tor catalogues, centaining al, Psrtseuas,
sasis -eosw l.0'' vi" q Asn.eoii.. Ma.
PAfAfsoo Fs1 H1zk Is ssrdTin5iE, MD.
This Inseituts has been in operation for thirysix
years, and enjoys . national reputation. With the
number Of pupils limited 20 ninety, u hes repregen-
tatfves IRON fvo-thfrds q the states. Iu location
= Ige-enins1tly heslthf1l, e osntral, and easily
reached b. rsflroed nom Bsltimors and WashinG-
B8-ssan- Eiiieots city 2. O., Ia.
RTyET. as.ss:ts I sssSs:'n5s 's D.:
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TIE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. 1,5
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SHOT By HIS WIYB-PatFfck DOhorty, living
at Frye Farm, . few miles from Lawrence.
Maze, was shot by his wife ON Monday, and
accidental; that her husband, while beating her
with . stick Of wood, struck the hammer Of the
r,isfol exnlodinR II.
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6;,..S Ssss::ss 2 T. Le.4e. oe-s
us,.s,.l,,., Z q 3;!. e, TtjLoA.
NoV 10. 3eS Reanis svs., Wsshingsoa
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MORE CATHOLIC CHANGES IN THIS DIOCESE.
much impaired lately, has been relieved from
duty az assistant pastor Of Trinity Church,
Georgetown. His successor is father Roccofort,
transferred from St. Aloysius Church, Wash
ington, as mentioned in The STAR some DAYS
since. Brother Whelan relieved from duty at
Trinity Church, Georgetown, has been sent to
Frederick. r. j. Dougherty, rector of the
Cathedral, in Baltimore, and vicar general OF
the diocese, has retired on account of ill health
and Rev. 7. s. Lee has been appointed rector.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-04
LOCAL NEWS.

Amu.ements, re-, ro-ufxhl