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aired Brown, the coio. al man who muir
os.eo tne little girl near Canton, on Friday
isst, was not lynched after ALL but Il in fail: 50
Gays tne fittsburg Commercial OF the 2dinst
young lady in Milwaukee tainted away
but Chicago girl would have kicked his hal
on ss she cried "good morning '
70 Gen; Butler has heavy tread, GEN.
want to be in bis path, when running for Cor.
gress, unless we could outrun him, and that,
not's easy to do up in Essex.-Boston News.
Houston, Texss, has - guests ave Kansas
urchins, the oldest fourteen, the youngest five
years Of age, who arrived there Friday from
Parsons, having made the trip in q wheat car.
undiscovered by the conductor until the train
reached Houston.
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EOR SALE
l. CHOICE BUILDING SITES
AND
GARDEH LOTS
KERvAND's SUBDIVISION

WOODLEY PARK,
On the WOoiley Road, half a mate from The hsaf OF
lSth street, and ONLY fifteen minutes tcalk from
Senator Steplrt's House.
Lots from half acre to ten acres at ESQ TO Aa0
per acre, on easy terms. Ground 81 rods this side,
and no better, Is held at 81 Goo per acre.
Part of the land is covered with -ge Oak Hicko.
ry, ard chestnut Trees Numerous fine springs aud
several streams Of water are on the place all
mostly good. Probably there is ne better invest
ment in the District than the WOodley Park lots at
the above prices. For sale by
THOMAS Z. wAGGAMAE,
aneH colin 519 7th street northwest
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RESCUED PROM vicious LIFE-Last even
ing officer Pesster, of the 9Th precinct, acting
upon Information from Detective McDevitt
took from low den of prostitution in 18th
street, kept by Ellen Ale, alias Irish Ellen, a
progressing looking girl about sixteen years
OF age named Alice Hannah, daughter OF re-
spectacle parents who reside In Richmond Va
and t7rned her over TO the detectives. The de-
tectives state that she has been reared in an
orphan asylum in this city, and some time since
fTCm which she was seduced by MARI ed man
whose name she refCses TO give, now living in
tins city. Some months ago she ran away from
none ana came to this city, when she was fol-
lowed by her father, who rescued her from a
house OF prostitution kept by a Mrs. Broom
ard returned with her to Richmond The ofli,
GERS have teleRraphed to her father, who is ex-
pected 20 remove her TO the house OF the Good
Shepherd, in Baltimore, where she will be kept
Ter a term OF several years.
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iy2i-tr SAM'L. c. PALMER Prop'r.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis
trio: OF Columbia, holding Special Term, letter.
testsmentary on the personal estate Of JAMES ,
DAbLlNG late OF Washington city. District of Dol
umbia, sceased All persons having claims against
the said deceased hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
ON or before the 18th day of Aug-st next they NAV
otherwise By law be excluded from all benefit of the
said estate. Given under my hand, this 49, day of
August, 1874. ELIZABETH II. DEARIE.
, Administrative.
H. D. DAVIS, eollcitor. aualq-W.3t
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Condemned I,oeais.

Take your broken umbrellas and psrasols to
Eeefer, j street, between Sth and 9th northwest,
and have them repaired and covered.
John Blew will train the ADalostsns for the
coming races with the Potomacs aud not John
Biglin, a. stated by morning contemporary.
Controller Baker is engaged in paying of the
IabOTeTs on the Chase roll, anu to- night, after
SIX o'clock, will pay the fremen for July and
August
1t is suggested for the consideration of the
AnalOstan5, who won the "citizens' cup" In
their contest with the POtomacs, a year or two
ago, that they offer IL a. prize in the coming
race on the Potomac, and that IL be offered
yearly to the District club which proves itself
the champion.
About one O'Clock this morning Mr.. Enos Ray,
living on the Shepherd road, In the county,
heard noise in his barn varG, and looking ont
discovered a ccic-ed man in the act of gObbling
his chickens when the thief saw he was dis
covered he dropped the bag and made OF, a
shot from Mr.. Ray pistol accelersting his move
meIts.
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INTHEsuPB66HsEc 80QqpgEETrQF THE DISTRICT

HOldIHg q Special Term, August 25th, 1874
In the case OF John y. Smith, administrator w a
OF JOHN Il. SMITH, deceased, the administrator
". .. Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the
said. appointed TUESDAY, September 18th, a. d
1874, for the final settlement and distribution of
the personal estate OF said deceased and of the a.
sets IN HAND a. Tar as the same have been collected
AND turned into money when and where all the cre-
tors and heirs OF said deceased notified 10 attend
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit in said
deceaseds estate: Provided, copy OF this order be
published once week Tor three weeks in The Hven.
ing Star previous 70 the said day. Test:
aus26-w& A. WEBST ER. Register OF Wills.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, holding . Special Term, let
ters OF COMMUNICATION on the personal estate Of
IVAN HUGHne, late Of Washington city, d.
the said deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibft the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber, on or before the 1lth day Of August
next; they may otherwise By law be excluded from
Al benent OF the said estate. Given under my hand
susss 1 Isl % AI Ellis III DEAN. Administrator.
V'HIs Is 10 GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
i has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dis.
trict Of Ooumgia, holding spsoiaI term. letters Of
NAH DRiE C6LI, late u Wsskinston city, . Dis.
trict OF Columbia, deceased. All perUouD having
elaine agsinst the said deceased hereby warned
20 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, TO
all benefit The sn1d estate. Given under my han
this 18th dey a August, l8l.
JULIA (hee narkl DRIeOOLL,
Whimsical vrp.rrr. Adnini,sr ssrix. y; .
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SUDDEN DEATH OF MIRO. g. HUNTLEY IN
SAN FRANCIsCO.-Last evening the telegraph
brought the sad news from San Francisco that
MIR. &. G. Huntley dropped dead in the streets
of that city yesterday. MIR. HuntIey was a
prominent mail contractor, and had been en-
gagged in the staging business ON the frontier
for number OF years, and had acquired a large
fortune. he will be recollected IN Washington
a. party TO a long contested suit, in which his
partner, 0ir. John Altman, was his Opponent
which case was at length amlcsbly settled Mr.
huntiey nnding that his business required his
presence here a considerable time each winter
invested IN property here, and proposed to make
Washington his winter residence. He had many
friends II this city.
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CITY ITEMS

MEDIUM AND DARK SHADES Or Fxrr U,rs
With wide Black Bands, for gentlemen and boys'
New styles. Pretty and cheap. at Lewis, 90
TN street, between 1 anu K.
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Easy Feet. Nc.

LUXURY, health, economy insured By using
Dooleys Yeast Powder: Elegant Light Rolls,
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OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF GKORGETOWN,


-, The next term. Of this schsoI will commence On
EMrHiNhsOAi October 2, 1874, vita the following
JUICE GEORGE W. pAsCHaL,
Criminal Lac and ne Se,snse Of tiorsrH14.at
GHRIsToPHkR INeLE, LII. B.,
Domestic ReLaIioas aEd tEs Dosfrias az ESutfg'
The pisn Of instruction embraces Lectures, Reel
Ismots arc sxsuips,ions upoh the seversl titles Of
law, together with illustrations Of sciual Cour:
By letter, may be made 10 tho seeretsry Sii b.
present al The college ball, GoBzsge Law Building
a2a-toIO D. T. HARLEY, Sec. u the Fsoal' =. me-
MES. A. PICKS sELECr SCHOOL FOR
mepce its Fcarts sSg i .n1n.I sill COM
18th. Please call after septeR1ber 9Th. suezI-Ims
ct. vIhCKETs SCHOOL corner iOf1 dnd q sfS !.
uhser NE care q the si.sers Of Charity will BE.
auested to send their children prom pty. aasSa 81
ROrs' ACADEMY,
~ In rear Of d.. S9ndsrlaad's Chxrea, ~ 81. n Nc
q Number Of pupils limited to thirty. The obiscts
Institution are 20 At boys for business or for
.sushs regular study, and several have sous
rem this school to lucrative positions short and
PsD%assbp sins .id .1
specialists For those who design 60 enter college
the spe inS
sf ~ sss
number Of gold and silver nsdss sysrasd each
sui0-lm- AMID L. 3, PSincipsl.
U'Hn WAsHlHgIoN llMALE sEMIEAaY
\ will b opened MONDAY, september IL, 1874, st
NO. lOx1 l2h street northwest. Mrs. ID.
Pee. aug8 2m
COEZAGA COLLEGE,
" ST, BET N0rfh Cdgtfoi and lsf SIS aovfkfceSf.
This Institution is conducted by the Fathers OF
the society OF Jesus Ire course Of studies IL the
that pursued in other Institutions conducl-d
BY that order. School, viii be reopened on NOM
sneis-tocI JAMES CLARK, ,Pre.t.
WRsLEYAN FINALE COLLEGE,. WHINING
Nv ton, pslsvare; Toe tall session win beeip
SeH- iG rSr ss1aioeues or information sddresp
M LES CALKlNe' SCHOOL vii respsn
M0aDAf, e etember mn,
AZ WfhAn n all, corner Of ID and efreets soufh-
east Residences, les DISTRESS southeast sueiS I'd
Y'Hn nleeEe oeBORHHT Y0U60 LADIES,
:. ~ DoAkDIn4 and DAY SCHOOL VIII re-clsn
- ~ street, corner Of l0fh. 0epfember y, lGx.
Seysficr sdvantases. Northern Teschers. Nod
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A MOTHER CHANCE!
FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
POSTPONED TO
November 30, 1874.
DRAWING CERTAIN AT THAT DATE.

FOR TICK ETS AND INFORMATION
Address
THOS. Z. BRAMLETTE,
Agent and Manager,
arES mSs.7n -
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POSTPOH'E.WE.FT.
SECOND AND LAST
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
Masonic Relief Association

NORFOLK, VA.
DAY POSITIVELY FIXED.
THURSDAY. 10Th November,
LAST CHANCE.
This enterprise is conducted by the MASONIC RR-
LIEF ASSOCIATION, OF NoaFoLK, VA, under su.
March 9Th, 1879.
$4,000 TICKETs-s,OOO CASH GIFTS.
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A STRANGE ATTEMPT AT MURDER
Brother Shoots HIS Sister and Refuses 10 are
any ExptdHdtiOn.-The Cincinnati Gazette of
the % instant says an ineXplicable attempt at
murder " as made yesterday, shortly after noon.
at the house of Judge Safin, on the Harrison
pike, beyond Paramount. Just as the family
had seated themselves at the dinner table, OIL
yer, a son OF Judge Satin, walked into the
room, and, without word, leveled 10 sded
shot gun at his sister, Mrs. Charles Moore, and
nred. The charge, which was of buckshot
STRUCK the unfortunate woman in the right
arm, scattering the bore and decorating the
hesh IN fearful manner. The family, who
were at first stupefed With horror, soon recoy
cred themselves and seized the would-be m4r-
derer, who made no attempt to escape. He was
bound with c'Othesline after severe strug.
gle, and held while younger brother was sent
on horseback for police Off Ger. Officer Kun
mer responded Immediately and took the pris-
oner TO the Olive street station house. where he
was locked up. Satin has long been considered
generous, but worthless loafer, whose chief
aim IN the world is to get money to make him
self and friends drunk. His friends have some
times demonstrated with him for his disco ute
course, and with them his sister, Mrs. Moore,
who has been living at home and keeping house
since the death OF her mother. Satin appeared
much enraged by this advice, and threatened
70 kill her II she persisted, but the threat was
hardly considered serious until the terrible
event of yesterday. When being bound the
prisoner swors he would kill her vet. and re-
peateG the remark TO the officer on the way TO
the station house. After he had arrived there,
however, he protested to know nothing about
the AFFAIR, and appeared perfectly indifferent
The injured woman was at last accounts con-
sldered dangerously wounded.
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"A BIGGER kITE--Edit0r Evsniag .St1r:-In
your issue of September LIST noticed an article
copied from the New York Herald of a recent
date. entitled Monster Kite" The 6Mon-
ster Kite" alluded 70 was comparatively an in
FAINT 10 one manufactured sometime since bv a
young gentleman OF Georgetown, Mr.. Z. W.
Thomas, the length OF which was Is feet, and
breadth OF 9H feet. think that this one should
be more justly called the largest in the world
Nj Thomas has succeeded in raising it three or
iour times, and will doubtless DO 80 again. It is
covered with paper cambria, and its lifting
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The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, paws S per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calender
month. Banking hours, to 4. SATURDAYS, 9 to
4 and 9 to s. 27t3 IltIs
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REORGANIZATION OF A CATHOLIC TEMPER
ANCE IEIoN.-A large and enthusiastic meet
ing OF the different Catholic societies was held
last night, at Carroll Hall, for the purpose Of
rtOrganiziDg the central Catholic Total Absti-
hence Union. The following representatives
were announced: st. PatTIck's-Rey. j. j.
keane, George Savage. Robt. F. Doyle, W. F.
heefer, John ID. Clark. st. lnysius,-Jamss
RaRan, p. b. DOwell, Thomas Montgomery, ID
.: MeGoyeTn, John Hogan. Sc. DOminic's-R
W Rocket. James Deuy, thomas Coleman,
VIM &. henily, ID. Ryan. Georgetown-COr-
nelius Ryan, William Hickman, p. MCINTYRE,
Thomas MuntZe, p. Maher. The old constitu-
ZION was read, and after some slight amend
ments was adopted A permanent Organization
was anected with officers a. follows: President
Rev. j. j. keane; first wire president, Thomas
Montgomery; second vice president, Jas. Deuy;
secretary, Cornelius Ryan; treasurer, William
hickman. "A committee wa appointed 70 wait
on all Catholic total abstinen q societies in the
District not affiliated with the union and invite
cooperation. After the tran sactiOn of other
business OF minor Importance the meeting adj
5ourned to meet on the fourth Sunday OF this
month.
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A MoRrUARY STUCCo.-Dr. Steinbeiss finds
that cremation Is q bore, and by way Of some-
thing better he proposes q kind OF mortuary
stucco. He has invented q cement that he
wants to have the dead plastered over with to q
thickness or several inches, and Is the mixture
hsrdens IL will become o close fitting stone
conn and defy the elements and time-and
even Gabriel.
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RIVER WATER IN ENGLAND.-The condition
OF the waters OF some OF the rivers in this conn
Try, says the Pail Mall Gazette, is now so horri-
bic that those that fall into them run the risk
not so much OF being drowned as of bein Q non
sOned. This was the case with an unfortunata
man on whose body an inquest was held by the
coroner at Stafford. 1t seems the deceased fell
into the Irwell while looking at the regatta and
accc riding to the medical evidence the cause of
his death was the foulness of the water. He had
been in the river about ten minutes when he
was helped out, but died in forty-eight hours
He was, IL is stated a teetotaller, and, probably
being accustomed to drinking pure water tue
nlthy liquor he imbibed in the IrwsI told
upon him with double severity. His medical
attendant, after detailing the ailments from
which the deceased died, and which were
caused, be said, by immersion in the water
mentioned that many or his (witness0 patients
were suffering from illness caused BY in
haling the noxious gases OF the river, while
they watched the regatta crews practicing
The jury renderedia verdict OF accidental death;
but death under such circumstances can hardly
be called an accident. IL is a positive Certainty
that any person who even strolls on the banks
of the Irwell incurs the danger of death by dis
ease, while those who fall into what are terms
its "waters" might as we'll plunge into a bath
OF prussic acid This is distressing state of af-
fairs to any but those who contemplate suicide.
and who, or course, delight In the double dead
illness Of this filthy river. There will also be
considerable amusement in Incorporate circlas
at this additional proof-if, indeed, any were
needed-of the dangers to which water drinker 3
are exposed; nor can there be any doubt that
many PEI sons are driven TO drink adulterated
gin and beer in despair or obtaining pure water.
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FOB REAL LIFE
sec RED AT TRE

=
throush course OF in.ruoti0s and trainisg aiap.-
s1no fsnaer young mes aud wsInen useful, self
DIS lnstitution has enjoy I'd ten years q
Iugte1 prosperity, sbd IL Tod srsed By mauy of the
ost Setihg ana Substantial citizens % the District
~ ~ tne Irited sts tos who have secured lis al
Nenlssse Tor their sous ard daughter
HIS eCoLAsTlC YEAR begins MONDAY, Aueust
Sine meet favorable time TO e. tar-bat ~ mi ar
ne are issued NJ any tinis and date from time q
FkrPARAfoRY DEPAKTNE,r.-Bovu and cIrl, can
inter this department who have On. thr,as,, 100,
Division In Arithmetic ~ ~ A'1e
BCsINEss DEPARTMENT re,e,ves An,
Fpse,sIn. ~ IL .h9 hsye gone through DECLINE.
TtiIloN.-scholsr hips foT unlimited time, slsD.
psya IN TOT equal monthly instAlu,ets. or = -
a 90 al tine q entering. Year scholar-hip-, Sel
ny sble IA SIX eqcsl monthly ins' AILMENTS; or sS6
II psid az time a entering. By tbs Quarter mr..
h.bths,l 81. pay able on entering
ekssoNs Day sessions, hold from O. m % &c
y m, bnoro the best Opportunities for yoUns gen.
delhen and oung ladies Detween the ages Ia and
- years. evening SESSIONS, held from 70 n M !,
MondS, Tuesday. Thursdsy, ard Friday. are 81.
peciAliy Designed for men. women, and Voiths "a,
are esgssed during the day, but desire a business
APPLICATION should be made at The Oollogs 90.
NE, coruer 7tb aud l. streets Northwest Comrnn.
nicttlons she ulo be addressed %
anelslm II. q. sPE aCER, President
~ ICELAND BOARDING. ARppAY sCaooI.
lac LaHra!e SIRE HsST Park ArsrHs,
BALrMDRE, MD.
"h' ID. AALTIH, A. NJ, Principal.
The Eighth Annual Session ccmmenoe. September
IGll coTPs Of competent AMI experienced r..ob-
efs, Accommodations unsurpassed
send for Catalogue. aurl,lm
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AGENCY FOR UNIVERSITY MEDICINES has re-
moved 10 Jos. W. Nslrn's, corner of Pennsylva-
mia avenue and 9th st. Almsnacs free. tSens
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49,. IHE WAsHISGros NATIONAL MONUMENT
ne ne sdoitlons made to-day 10 the contingent
are From Metropolis Lodge, No IL 4. %. %. r.
A AR PEI, Nd; as the Separate Troop Cav
y, S25; Trinity Lodge, No. 20, A. y. e N
At Itie City, \. j., $40; Stephenson i,adge'
No. l35, A. +. & A. M, Lspidum. Mo" 50,
a. M, Of this city, 500. -
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MORE WORK, better work. and 8 greater Vs.
riety OF work can be done on the Wheeler and
wilson Sewing Machine than on any other Re
convinced Of this by calling at No. 46I Pennsyi-
Nahia avenue. 7,2,1:
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WILCOX q GIBBS SswINe MAuK1rx. Tbs
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, 7th street,
fntelligencer building. nd.
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WILL OF THE LATE JOSEPH II. BRADLEY
JR.-The will OF the late Joseph h BradIev
Jr., was opened yesterday in the Probate Court
IL Is on one page OF letter sheet, and be leaves
all his estate 70 his wife, Mary ID. Bradley, and
makes Ler sole executrix; and he appoints his
father guardian OF his children. The witnesses
are DIT. Samuel q. Busey, William ID. Ca
Elm and A. Thomas Bradley.
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REAL ESTATE SALE-Thos. r. wa9zaman.
real estate broker and suctioneer sold lot n. in
square 80, with improvements, 70 G.. 8. Smith
ior $3.50 also part Of original Lot u.s. in sauare
III, 10 HRS. j.. Parker, for x5Qo.lQ.
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HACKNRYRD DoCToR-TALK.-"Au has been
done that can be done," says the physician
when he gives up q consumpave patient and
retires from the field. Not so, good friend-not
so. Nothing, comparatively, has been done, If
Hdte's Honey Of H0rehound aud Tar has not been
prescribed and perseveringly administered
Let the patient take the case into his ewn
hands, and use the remedy that Nature and
Science have furnished. II never falls
Pixies Tooth-Aehe Drops-Cure in one minpta
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LOCAL NEWS,
Amueemenfs. &c. To.

Amu>ements. dc. Tonight.
Odd EeIi0rS' HdlI.-Sanford's Old Time Min
streis.
TAsGtTs Coniqus.-" The Brooklyn Scandal
Ard variety entertainment.
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LAST NIGHT But OSE-To-n night and to-
noIrow night VIII he the last opportunities of
seeing Sanford ; old time Ministries at Odd Fell
oSs hail. These entertainments have de-
xsa1ec every one who has witnessed them
Delns s0metning out OF the common order Of
To EoTroH AFTERNOON.
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HOTELS.

BANKERS.
GERMAN AMERICAN AvINGS RArK
~ Corner 7th and streets, (Fe iersl Buildings
Interest peid on depesits-
JOIN HITz, Prest Gsns-lyIO. n. PHENfIs., ossh
T. meB. YINONEy q CO.,
lIs BARKERS AND BROKERS,
SscoHd FatioEd! Bank BHiLGisg, So Secenth slssc
lecting Business.
BUY and SELL GOLD, GOVERNMENT
BONDS, STOCKS, DC.
Army officers pay accounts cashed In advance.
febl6-ly
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s25O,oOO ToBE GIVEN AWAY.

PKlOE OF TfCFETs:-Whcle Tickets, $40.
Half Tickets, IS; Quarter Tickets, e7.50; EleseI,
Tickets, SlOO. ND INDIVIDUAL BsNkFITs
This Concert is tric.Y for Masonic purp Jsss
and will be condut ed with the same literally hon
esty, and fairness hich characterized the first On.
terpTise. JOHN L. ROPER Pres,t
Fer Tickets and o rculars giving full inform alton,
address, HEHBYV. MOORE,
Secretary, Norfolk, Va
Jenitors at Masonic Temple, corner 81 h and n sts
neSp0HSible AGENTS Wanted sepI-ttb kslny
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JORDAN ALMA late letter from Jordan
Alum springs says the military ball given the
hrst virginia regiment was the grandest affsir
ever witnessed IN the mountains. Gen. Bean
regard has gone. Guests continue to arrive
daily.
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ASK your druggist for Durana's rheumatic
remedy; 1t cures rheumatism when everything
else fails. >
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EDITOR STAR:-ThrOugh the columns of your
EapeI desire TO add my name to those pub
lished recently recommending the appointment
OF DaVld A Straker, esq, upon the Board of
trustees for the Public schools There can be
10 improperly in suggesting to the appointing
candidates over proper signatures. Thersfor5.
II the Hon. Commissioners desire to consult the
interests OK the District and the undoubted wish
OF large number Of the people in the selection
OF an honorable and worthy person. thew need
go no farther. a II Ni,oNg
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near Ak street..
TN COMMUNITY At large appreciate the use
fufheee OF Singers Sewing Machine. Is