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CONDENSED Locals.

Hempler has auction this evening att.
Housekeepers should take a glance at " OIL
ford < Shllberg's advertisement OF new car
pets
Beilew serbs No. of the "New York
Drama containing three standard plays,)
and batch Of fresh New York weeklieS.
VIM l.. Davis, contractor for paving Grant
street received his pay for that job to- day in
cab The amount was s6,oS9 a.
body of an infant in branch near Giesboro,
in the county.
Mr.. ". W. COrcoran. Ofthis city, has given
tc the Southern Historical Society $500, and
promises Ike contribution each year mere
after.
A child Of Mr.. Atzerodt. living on Virginia
avenue, near 81 street southeast, was bitten
hy dog yesterday evening, and It's face
badly laCeTatSd.
The .quadriile sociabler of the students
elUb OF the Washington Business College last
evening In the hall, corner 9TH and l. streets,
wss most pleasant gathering.
The many friends OF Mr.. F.. Gutman, for
merry of Georgetown, now of 9TH street,
Wal rgii,D, will De pleased to know that he
Is slowly recovering from his late sickness.
,. IN he it s,,s States Supreme Court yes
AT. Frf s.is j. LiPpitt, OF this city. was ad-
M tied - Practice as an attorney and cOun-
felor Of pat court.
teeT va sOn while crossing the railroad track
at stTset and New Jersey avenue and cut
mis- head badly. Officer Janifer took him
hCme.
Last night lat the John f. Cook school
building, the pupils Of grammar Nos, under
the diTe3 OTSiiip OF Miss j. l.. Brooks, enter
tanned 4 laTje audience with singing and
ThctoriCsi ey{rcises.
Superintendent Bond. OF the Patent Office
fas hdG sOnte elegant lamps placed on the f
ri q = IA stTCht fronts of that building which
shows tfe building Ia great advantage at
right. 3hsTe are four clusters of burners aud
gIOtes IL each.
An important change of time will be made
in the Trains on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. cOmmeIc cling with the afternoon trains
Of 10 morrow a and after $40 o'clock. The
new time table viii appear in the papers OF
20 morrow and the dailies OF the coming
week.
WOmPr are so unreasonable. II was paw
day. He was department clerk. All he
look was one whisky straight. one gin and
sugar, one stOvepipe lager and chunk OF
limbuTgeT. one ale and FIVE picked onions,
ans Yet his wife said his breath was dis
sgTeeablei
II will be seen by reference to the special
notices in our columns TO day that the pro
mise Of increased interest in the Lincoln hall
services held ON sabbath afternoons, is well
founded. The addresses are 10 be by young
men of the association; choir made up az
the Young men is 10 lead the music, aided by
cOTnet ami organ.
Dir. G. G.. Anderson sends to The STAR Of
fee. probably as "A souvenir of Halloween,
"a monster cabbage, weighing f0Z pounds
raised ON his place. Glen Eden, three miles
from Rockville. on the tn street road. He
writes that II was not selected. but taken
from the first now in the field, where there are
thousands ike it
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A IoNF STIC DIFFICULTY ABOUT A DEAD
CHILD's PICTURE--In the Police Court this
morning II. :. Selke, was brought To the bar
charged with an assault upon his wife, An
ME c. Selkc. Mr.. A. A. BiTney appear for
the government. and Robert Christy for de-
fenCant. Mrs. Selke, the first witness for the
prosecution, testified that on Tuesday after
she returned from the burial OF her child
she went to Mr.. Rice's Photographic gallery
10 obtain picture of her deal child upon
which she had paid -. When she got there
Mr. Selke had been there and got the picture
ard taken IL 10 the house where ne was stop
ping with some woman. She request 4 Mrs
Thompson To go to the house of this woman,
where MIR. Selke was stopping, and they
went together, and she found the picture
hanging up on the wall, and carried il home.
After this, Mr.. Selke came 10 her house,
where she kept bOarders, broke the ward
robe doors, and could rot find the picture
there: came where she was carving dinner
for the boaTders. and asked for the picture.
She refused To give IL to him. he then said
that he would have the picture or the child,
referring to living child which was in the
TOOm;) took the child and started ont with
him. She ran after him, caught him. and
took hold of the child and tried to pull il
away from him. He then struck her and she
fell: he held her down on the floor until her
boarders came In. when he left.
The court imposed a fire of $40 and costs.
Mr. Christy noted an appeal, and the
court fixed bonds at 500 for his appearance
in the court above.
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I'm THE SUPREME COURT OF THE pIsrRIor
Il OF COLUMBIA

PATRICK y. kocHE, complainant vs. WILLIAM
This cause bayins been referred TO me a. .naci.,
auditor, to state the trustees account and make dis
o,hs, y, az, h herev nas;ss a. AID AZ
me on THURSDAY lext, the 4th Of November,
1873, 1t IL O'Clock m, at my Office, No. 342 ID
street, prove their accounts. ans be heard in IA
premises. JOHN J JOHNS IN,
oct2S-d Special udil0r,
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GENTLEMEN's OUrFIr.-Fine Dress Shirts,
Scarlet and White Undershirts and Drawers,
Md, Castor, Dogskin, Buck and Cloth
Gloves; Knit Wool Jackets. s1.50 to 81; Wool
and Merino Half Hose, Neckwear, Wrist
let's, Muffiers, &C. &c, in great variety AT
i and K. .
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~Gail Hamilton Is not in favor of COR
Poral pupishment since the pin-back dress
has come into fashion.
~At meeting of the creditors of the
Ames plOw company at Boston yesterday it
was decided that the company should con-
tinue business.
give believe that Stonewall was killed
Dy our own soldiers, but We never heard any
one press his claims to recognition for the
special honor.-Ric'mond Enquirer.
~Judge Alexander 8. johnson was sworn
into ofhce yesterday as the successor nf the
late Judge woodruff in the second judicial
circuit OF New York.
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Corns, &C -Easy Feet

being requisite To health and comfort thou
sands OF the Intelligent public patroniZe DIR.
whites weil-known establishment, 535 18th
street. opposite the Treasury, for relief from
Corns, Bunions, Inverted Nails, ChiIblains
Vascular Excrescences, etc,
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK corner of
New York avenue and 18th street. paws per
cent. per annum or deposits for each calendar
month. Ranking hours, 8 too SaturlevS q
to- and tos. 2It3 tsfIs
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GEORGETOWN,

SINCE the introduction of the steam roller
on Bridge street, the citizens of Georgetown
have had no occasion to attend the races for
excitement. The average number of run
Always on Bridge street will reach fully
twenty per day. The street is crowded all
day with the lovers Of excitement, and small
bets are made as each team passes rs to
whether the horses will run away or not. AS
galvaniZer OF car horses the roller is a
decided success.
STREET IMPROvEMENT-MeSsr Lucas X
Sons, contractors, are paving the lower end
Of High street, upon its new grade, with
cobblestOnes.
THE OFFERINGS OF WHEAT at the Mer-
chants Exchange to-day amounted to 1890
bushels. Sales of 4, 200 bushels, at from 81 SO
to S150.
RIVER AND CANAL.-Arrived-Sch
Lizzie Reagan, nom Alexandria, with 1, $50
bushels wheat for Hartley & Bro; schooner
Mary p. Hudson. from New York, with q
cargo of salt for l. Thomas Davis. By canal
Boat Seneca, with 900 bushels wheat and
$50 barrels Of -four for T. G. Wheeler, and 500
bushels wheat for Hartley & Bro.
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HATs--An immense stock, of new STYLES
in Stiff and Soft Felts. for Gentlemen Bows
and Children cat reduced prices), opened this
week at Lewis Popular One Price Store, =
go Ith street, between and X. q
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NOTICE TO EPIcUREs AND Lovers OF
GOOD OYsTERs-Harvey Holden have Just
received the first genuine Lynn Haven Bay
Oysters of the season; also, the celebrated
Horn Harbor, Terrapin Sands, Saddle Rocks,
shrewsbury, Hampton Bars, Mill Creek
the briny deep.
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FREcKLEs removed by Natures Beautifer.

DIR. j j. CALDWELL, Baltimore. states: 81
nave used Ltebt1's Liquid Extract Of Beef
largely In debility, febrile and nervous dis
eases, and found it one of the most reliable of
nutrient tonics now in use or to be found in
pharmacy. co
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Grand Opening. SATURDAY. oct. so, 1879
/ have just received a large invoice of Pat
terms, Bonnets and Hats, ana a large assort-
ment OF Millinery Goods, comprising Feath-
ers, Nelyets. Ladies' Suits, CIoaks, &c.
1928 =. HELLER, us Market Snare
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CITY ITEAS,

FRESH SUPPLY Knox's y. Y. Dress Hats.
2 STINKMETz, Agent, 1921 Pa. av.
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LADIES SEAL SKIN SACQUFs, at Stin
metzs, 1857 Pennsylvania avenue,
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MINK MUFFs AND BoAs, genuine and re-
liable, for SIS, at Stinemetz's, 1887 Pa. ay.
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WE ALL CONSIDER IRON the embodiment
OF strength and power, but how few are
aware that ii is this same element I'm the
system that gives us strength and vigOr and
that an insufficiency Of it causes weakness
and debility. The Peruvian Syrup, a pro-
toxide OF iron, is prepared expressly To sun
ply this vitaliZing element. en-
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NJ II. WHEATLEY'S
STEAM DYEING End CLEANING EsTAB-

40 Jefe-scr Sreer, Gs0gEefoton, ID C
Established, ISL. Premium awarded, 1851 In
larged aud improved, 1874 Ladies and GeptIemea's
wearing apparel Of every descrip ION, including
telvets, Crepe Wells and TRIMMINGS, Kid Gloves,
sc &C., nicely cleaned dyed, also. Curtains and
New Goods, Carpets and Blankets cleaned during
the Summer months.
Send us your ADDRESS and we will call for and re-
turn work st place in the District free Of extra
CHARGE Work receiy ed and returned BY mail or ex.
press from and to ans place In the country sp2I N
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MISS HULETT is gaming a successful law
practice in Chicago. Her "attachments- are
not easily resisted. She uses Natures Beai.-
tifieT. 1596
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LOCAL NE VS..


NS'iOfr1l T1eOeT-Mrs. ID. +. Bowers in
the new emotional drama entitled "Msrti."
Cjsl F~nOscs' HGlL-''A Night in Wonder
larid." by Prof. c. Palmer and company.
. EistcoIn HGL-JOaquin Miller's lecture on
Literary London"
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STILL GREATER REDUCTIONS.
j. G. wISwALL& CO.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN
IMMENSE STOCK
OF
NEW GOODS
FOR FALL AND WINTER.
CONSISTING OF
DRESS GOODS.
sILk Sas SH NV
CAssIMEREs.
UNDERWEAR, &c,
DIRECT FROM AUCTION
We are enabled 20 sell
ANDROsCOGGIN COTTOSS
At 10 Cents per yard;
BEST wAMsUTTA COTToSs, IA Gents.
EXTRA HEAVY CANTON FLANNELS Gents,
AND OTHER DOMESTIC GOODS AT
LESS THAN H4NUFACTURERs' PRICES
200 PAIRS
FINE Ntok Ill BL&NhEEs
al So; usual price $40. Also.
DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY, THE BEST
WOOL BLANKET
Ever Sold for s5
UNDERWEAR.
For Ladies, Gents and Children al less than cost Of
production.
Men : UNDERSHlRrS and DRAWERS, 40 Cents.
BLACK SILKS, the choicest makes aud qualities,
from bankrupt safe.
BEST GOODS EYER SOLD FOR TIE
MONEY
BLACK CASBMERES, 65 Cents 10 81
BLACK ALPACAS 25 Cents; decided bargains.
Extra Fire BLACK ALPACAs, 3716 Cents per
yard.
- Full width !aIl Linen TABLE DAN.sK, so
Cents per ard.
The entire stock a. an average reduction Of rs
per cent. Oh former prices.
J. e. wISwALL & Co,
$40 SEVENTH STREET,
oct2s tr Near PennsJ lyania avenue.
Dry GOODS NOTICE.
The undersigned having purchased from tue a.
.gnees a the late firm Of began s Wylie their en-
tire stock Of
DRY GOODS, &C,
Has reopened at the old stand. lOI4 7th strset
Win choice aud select assortment Of
NEW FALL AND,wINTER GOODS,
which VIII be sola at lowest rates. Great bargains
WM. BIRD WYIyE
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IL A Y X u vi /.

RAY RI NJ.
Just received from Arroyo, Porto Rico a superior
article OF BAY BUM, 10 per cent. above proof
Price, $3.50 per gallon. Special discount 10 deal,
ers. REED Sons
Ocfi9 Nv 1914 + street northwest
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issuad tn
Maurice MaDgan and Margaret Reen, Hem
~ OConneT and Anna Mcdonnell Iohu ".
MOnteC merry and Martha A. Mitchell.
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FRECKLES removed nv Natures BeautIfer.
THE SIyGEk SEWING MAvHINE sales o
toiz were S2l9,66O. 4.i2-s,wt
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INDUCTION OF PRICE To ten cents for pic
lures OF Moody and Sankey, and those IA
nous cartoons. Fresh lot received, June
A'0n news Depot, + and 9th streets. I
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COLLISION ON THE Il. & o. RAILROAD
passenger train which left this city on the
Baltimore and ohio railroad, yesterday
morning AT i've O'Clock, owing to mis-
placed switch, IAN onto siding near Belts
Vile station. There We're several freight
cars standing on the siding at the time
Hamilton BrOSins, the engineer, applied the
aIr-brakes, but 10 no purpose, as the engine
OF the passenger train plunged into the
freight cars. The engine was turned over on
its side. The fireman, John Taylor. was
buried under tire debris, having one leg badl v
Iacerated, besides being scalded by the es-
Gaping steam. The engineer, in jumping
from the engine, fractured his right leg and
cut his head and face badly. The baggage
car was nearly demolished, but the coaches
escaped without material damage. There
were number OF passengers on the train. al
Of " hOm escaped injury. They were well
shaken MP, however, and very badly fright
ened. The fireman was not released from
his perilOus position for about two hours,
when the wIecking train sent out from Bait
more reached the scene of the COLI ion.
Taylor was sent 10 Baltimore II is thought
he will recover. Trains were delayed about
an hour and half by the accident.
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ElRST GRAND OPENING
FALL AND WINTER Ga
PATTERNS HATS AND BONNETs, ~
At Mrs DAVID e. YOUNGs Store, 49,
1l3 Bridge street, Georgetown,
THURSDAY, DC ober III, 1875
Ladies are respectfully invited to attend srR sm
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODs.-Just
the newest materials used Beautiful Plaids and
other goods for misses and children. Cloths, CASH.
meres and Woolens for men and boys. A splendid
stock Of shawls. Flannels OF all kinds. large
stock OF Blankets at s., 50, Ss, and %. Carpets,
Oil Cloths, and Rugs
Call and examine our Goods
We sell cheap,
BENJAMIN MILLER,
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THE COURTS.

VI.
Yesterday, Amber VS.. Whipple Ell al ar
gued and submitted the court reserving the
right TO hear Mr.. Carpenter, of counsel.
Dandy VS.. Sharp. Motion to restore case TO
calendar filed. Darnell VS. Washington and
Georgetown Railroad company; submitted
On briefs
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EREATIST BARGAINS
~ Offer ed this season in
ID RY G. o DS
Ats. THO. BROWNS, 30. I2I Bridge street.
Harris Seamless 2 button Kid Gloves
Harris Victoria 9button, in White and Opera
shades. for Ladies and Gents
A full assortment of Housekeeripg Goods at the
way down prices.
New style Plaid and Plain Dress Goods
Black Cashmeres and Alpscas
Cassimeree and Black Beaver Cloths.
Call and examine my stock AID prices before pur.
CHASING elsewhere. '6f
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" 81 HIGH STREET
Bank hours, a.. m. TO 4 D M and on SATURDAYS
90 receive DEPOSITS until 2; m Interest raid on
lectiops made on all accessible points Discount
days, Mondays. II. P0LKINH0RN, Prosideut
h. W. BARRETT, Cashier
Directors
II. Polsinhorn, Thos Downing, J. T. Mitchell,
Riley A. Shtnn, Z. u. Hartley, Thomas Knowle
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TIE NINETEENTH STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH celebrated It's seth anniversary by
a grand reunion last evening. After intTo-
duftory remarks by the pastor, Rev. A.
Bings, ny INNS were sung. led by Revs. d..
cromwell, OF ST. Mary's Episcopal church
harvey Johnson, of Baltimore, and DIR. Jos
= Thompson. Mr.. G.. Ii. VI iddletou read
history OF the church. after which remar ks
were made by Rev. DIR. Hill. Rev. George
WllHams delivered an address on the his
Tory OF the Sunday school, and interestfr q
SUNDAY school exercises followed Darticio
pated In by w. III. wormley. the Snnday
school choir, RoZette Coakley Annie WaSonS
and Rev. John Brooks.
ACCIDENTAL SHooTrNG -o,o,<>.,,
this morning Landon Lee discharged a sbot
gun ON 2sth street, near PennsyIyania az
nue. northwest, and accidentally shot lanes
Smith. Both loads took effect in Smffh,s
head and face, iniiicting severe wounds hnt
they are not considered dangerous. smith
was taken 70 his home on Herring Hin
GEORGETOWN, and his wounds were dressed by
DR.. Louis MSekall, Lee has been arrested,
and Is held at the 9Th precinct station house
20 await the result Of Smiths injuries.
ROMAN Com Necklaces, Lockets and
Sets TO match; Lake George Diamonds In
plate, let and gold amethyst; fall sets Whit
~ Rubber and GarDets in full sets, received
at Prigg's Jewelry Store, No. I57 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, near street.
RrDUeTIoN OF PRICE To ten cents for pie
lures OF Moody and Sankey, and those IA
n ,.sa cartoons. Fresh lot received. June
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AN AsroNIsHED YOUNG MAN.-Conslder-
able amusement was occasioned the other
pened In the northern part of this
city. An Old brick building had been
torn down, leaving exposed the inner wall
OF an adjoining building which IL was suppos-
ed was secure. 1t appears, however, that the
workmen in demOlishing the other building
had undermined this inner wall, and at six
O'Clock one morning last week, while hun
dreds of people were ON their way TO market
said walls began TO crack and a moment later
fell out bodily, exposing two rooms, each of
which contained a bed. The bed In the front
room was occupied by young couple
who, when the shock came, were doubt
less sleeping the sleep of innocence. No
sooner had the wall fallen, however, than
the young man, with each particular hair
on end, sprang with a bound from the bed,
seized a pair OF neither garments, and Jump
ing out upon the ruins dashed up the street
in his night apparel and disappeared around
he corner, to the great establishment of the
passers-by. Why he fed SO incontinently or
where ne went no one as yet has been able TO
discover. Moral:-Whenever any one sleeps
in house adjoining one that has been pulled
down he should be sure that the underpin-
ming is secure.
Y.M. G. A. ENTERTAINMENr-Th first
parlor enterta in mentof the season was given
AT the rooms of the Y. NJ. e.. A. Association
last evening, consisting OF a fine vocal and
instrumental concert, under the direction of
Dr. ID Perabeau. The choir of Trinity Or.
q church. Georgetown, which is under his
charge, rendered several of his compositions
in capital style. Miss Lottie Swallow, the
contraltO of Trinity p. E.) church, OF this
city, sang two solos. The company sang
Hold the Fort" and other sacred melodies
IN spirited style, accompanied on the Brad.
bury piano by Mrs. Hazard and on the Estey
organ by Or. Perabeau.
CLOSING PROCEEDINGS OF THE DENTAL
CONVENTIONAL session of the Maryland
and District Of Columbia Dental Society was
held yesterday afternoon, At which Prof.
Winder's paper on the deterioration of teeth
was read DIR. Barrett read paper on filling
roots OF teeth. Resolutions were adopted APP
pointing committee 70 Oren correspou-
dence with dentists In every section Of the
world, with view TO collecting statistical
Facts In relation TO dentistry. Tue usual res
oiutions of thanks were adopted. and the
convention adjourned TILL next year.
BAYARD TAYLoR.-Tbis distinguished
tIsveier who lately again visited the home
OF ScniIler AMI Gpthe, will on the evening
OF the 10th OF November next, deliver a. the
congregational Church, before the Schiller
bund, discourse upon Schiller and the
other Weimar celebrities,givipg a picture of
social and literary life in Germany. A lite
rsry feast may certainly be expected. Re-
served seats can be secured at Ellis.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issu al tn
Maurice MaDgan and Margaret Reen, Hem
~ O'Conner and Anna Mcdonnell. iot,n ".
nd
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"MARTI"-This new sensational play,
which was performed in the National Thea
ter last night-its first representation on any
stages destined TO hold place the
boards, II one can judge from the effects pro-
dueed On its first representation. The story
pOTtrays the sufferings and inward conflicts
of an innocent wife Of two hus islands, with an
1nteres sting child To part from and be reunited
to. and Mrs. Bowers as the heroine. so work
ed Gpon the sensibilities of her audience last
night as not only to moisten the eyes of the
Iadies VINO were present, but to affect
The Sterner sex. The play has not few of
The faults OF the so-c called emotional (gener-
ally, a. in this case, bigamousl dramas. The
stupidity Of the wife who will consent to
leave lOveu and loving husband. No. ?
sooner than get his help and support by tell
ing him the truth. is one Of the improbable
features of this play; but for all that IL has
some strong points. even excelling Fast
Lynne" in narrowing up the feelings of the
sensitive. Mrs. Bowers was ably sustained
by Mr.. MeCollom, Mrs. Germon. Miss Clio
Yer and Mr.. j. r. Ward. MART again to-
night. Barry Sullivan at the National next
week.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

RUTTER, BUCKwHKAT, &C.
Choice New York Butter
Choice New York Buckvheat
Moller Diamond syrup
Vermont Maple =, run.
Cape God CrsBberries
Pure ourrsnt and ounce Jelly put no under our
own supervision.
Preserves, Brandy Peaches, aud q general a.
by r. BRYAN A AGO '"'0
Oct1o-u COS Peunsylvanis avenue.
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7rH STREET NORTHWEST.

STOVE AND NINTH Wire ROOMS.
The attention Of the public IL respectfully Invited
70 my larRe and earefnlly elected stock Of HOT
Az lUkNACee, YIR1- PkAOI HEATERS
sol. sS gent S - Is iASeiAsr HOME, tn. only
4erfea Dese- 6vrner cid. oct6-lm
fUo8kLL = CO.,
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octs Or ylT Ninth street northwest.
NATTAN'S VEGETABLE CAYHARTIc
IN AND ANft.elLLlOuS PtLLo.
The demand for these Pills has largely increased
We therefore call public attention their merits AZ
esGcsIe they present the following good ausIitiee
They are war; snted wholly vegetable.
Their action y prompt. certain and efectual
They are healing 20 the stomach.
They start the liver In healthy aua active opera-
tim.
They cure bllliOumess, sick headache and eostive-
They are invaluable for Indigestion and dye
they thoroughly cleanse the entire syytem.
Iney DO not grippe or give pain during their &C
They ere adapted for general use. Children end
delicate persons take then q well the strong
and robust. Home made. they are always fresh,
while patent pills generally are not and conse-
guently uniformly efectusl. Price, . cent? per
box. For sale only BY
ARTHUR NA44AN0, Pharmacist.
oct1l-u Corner "a and serees northwsa
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styies, cheaper than any oeh1 e1eapnen-
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