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GEORGE FLOWN.

DEATHs-A Ceatendrim.-Captain Joseph
Lowell, a retired naval officer, and father of
Mrs. Admiral Radford, died at the residence
OF Admiral Radford, on Stoddard street, last
night, aged so years.
Mrs. Clinton, colored, died on Rock street
this morning, at the advanced age OF 1Ol
years. She retained her faculties to a re
markable degree to the last, and was until
within a week past a regular attendant az
church. going To service twice each Sabbath.
She was born in Prince Georges county,
Md, and removed TO Georgetown many
years ago.
THE GRAIN MARKEr.-The offerings Of
wheat at Merchants exchange this morning
amounted TO 2,250 bushels. The sales were
light at from s135 TO S1.i5 per bushel.
MISUNDERSTANDING Sue, from Baltimore,
with grain for j. G.. & j. Waters and as
sorted cargo for District merchants; schooner
Grace Watson, from Philadelphia, with coal
for Mayfield & Hieston; schooner L. T.
Drummond, from Salisbury, Md, nth co 900
feet of lumber for Wbeatley Brothers. By
canal-Boat r. +. Wheeler, with 90 bushels
OF wheat 1900 bushels of corn and rs bar
rels of ear corn for j. G. X j. NJ. Waters
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A L E X A " RIA.

EXTRACTION CF internal RECrHr-E
LAws.-Deputy United states Marshal
U'Neal, VINO left here yesterday mon ing
with warrants for the arrest OF ina partles
who were found 70 be selling cigars without
the proper license at the Clifton camp pleat-
ing the day before by Deputy Collector NJ
EItTtdge, and who had resisted and assault
Ell that officer, returned yes terliay afternoon
brlrg ine with MIN two of the parties named
j. l.. and = Y. Detwiler. accompanied by
their counsel, George e. Round. They were
n once taken before United States Commits
Sioncr j. ). Fowler, by whom, after a long
examination. lasting from four to half-past
six O'Clock, &. Il. Detwiler was DISCHARGED
bHt j. l. was put under bonds in the sum OF
$50 FOR his appearance at the January term
OF The United states district court his conn
sci. Mr.. Round, becoming his surety The
prisoners We're only examined anon TIE
charge Of iufractiOn of the internal revenue
laws, the warrant for a>Saultiug ana resist
ing the officer in the discharge of his duty
not having as yet been executed. nor is il
known whether any more o. those charged
by CaptEidriGSe with resisting and assault
ing him Will be arrest ed.-liG zetfe, 2lfh.
\ DRUNKEN cOlored man VINO refused TO
behave himself ON the train from Washin =
ton yesterday evening by his conduct fri gh 6
ened the iadics, and hurt a little girl, was
eftectually SOheTeG by blow from the liSt ~
a sturdy mechanic, who won eveyybody'S
thanks by breaking the villains nose aud
stopping bis mOuth.--Sea'iHei, 20th,
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TIFF PHILADELPHIA ELOPEAENr-T The
G0ty LOthGTiO Hcid - AfLUCeT.-CharleS sam
uels, the north "a street clothing dealer, who
clipped with Sallie MoSheim on SUNDAY last
the particulars OF which have alrea " been
published, had q final hearing at the central
police station yesterday afternoon. Miss
MOsheim, who is tlne-lOOking girl. about IG
years OF age, testified that sh , was employed
by Samuels as bOOkkeeper, and detailed her
intimaCieS with him for the last two wears
and half He had promised upon several
occasions 10 marry her end his proteStstiouS
finally eliminated in the elOpelnant on Sun
day last. SamuelS had also told the girl
that he had left bis family well provided for
and that he would make her his VIE AID
give her good home. Notwithstanding her
knowledge Of his having a wife and three
children she consented 10 elOpe with him ana
follow his fortunes wherever he chose to take
her. SamEels was held in 81 900 bail to an
sTer the charge Of adultery. He was then
taken down stairs. and Sergeant Buchanan
states that he had some difficulty 10 prevent
ais prisoner being assaulted by the girls
father, who followed, remarking, ''You -
scoundrel," SC, making demonstrations to-
wards Samuels. Finally the accu Sad was
SAFELY lodged In cell No. 3 10 await the vans
arrival TO convey him to the county prison
IhQd. Record, 10th.
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FINANCIAL AND CONMERClAL.
The MarketA.


psIT'NoRs- August 2l.-yirsinia SIS. reelers,
81 do. consolidated. 81 West virginia. 50, North
Carolina :. old, 10 ns- 10; special tax 5a to-day.
Sugar QGist aud easier, lUk.
BALTIMORE. August q -f;otton nomiual-nii-
ding. l43s Flour quiet ard unchanged. wheat
quiet and steady-No. western sslber, LIS; mixed
90, As: No l western red, -; Pents5 Is, n. red
teai ~ MARYLAND red. I. l5al &C; do amber 1 4Ss
80 do. white, I 0Nl IS. Corn-western hrner;
so,'theTn quiet and UNCHANGED: southern white. 81
aeV; do yellow, 81; we.tern rliXsd SEA: srot S,I.
last half Sertember. Oats dull aud sheavy-south-
ern, new. 5os6o az 10 quality: western WHITE ola
SSss5 western mfxed. old, eoss2 Rye dul.-s-ss
Ha, unchangai. Provisions duh aud lower P,rk
q 81 All Brlk mests-shoulder-. o., IL. rlsar
rib ii rs l2kal2aE; loose packed. e1satx Bstan1
shoulders l"l4 sle1s clear rib sid = lsSan Ean.
l5sl5S. Lard stesty-refnsd a prt,sr ,p;s- ani
unchanged; Petroleum du., and easy-crui e. .sssIt
renned, lisiI% y,ree strong and hetive-Rio
ia. A-'-'~NS' "hsh1 aGi'
NEW ynR., August q stocks dull and steady.
.ssH Governments duINnd little lower for some;
NEW YORK, August 2l.-Flour quiet and un
era SEQ, Wheat quiet sni firm. Corn steady.
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CIT ITEMS,

The BEST AND CHEAPEST EXCURSIONS
ever offered are those from New York. via
lhe Norwich Line" 20 the White Noun
talns or the summer resorts on the coast OF
Name, and return, for only S22. Tourists
nave choice of seven different routes aud the
privilege OF remaining over at all points of
interest. BE sure to ask for tickets by Nor
witch Line" and circulars with full inform2-
uOn, at our PRINCIPAL railroad stations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-21

. KFSHER Shell BARZEL--A Rn0ttg Question
Decioed-At the afternoon session yesterday
OF the ancient Jewish order of KeSher SheI
BarZei, Grand Saar William Bennett presided
The cOAmittee 10 whom was referred the re-
port of the grand officer presented full re-
port, in which, among other things, il was
recommended to al Just the difficulty between
the Grand Lodges OF the state OF New York
and those of the state of Pennsylvania. The
committee on appeals also made a report, in
which was determined the question OF Israe-
Ites marrying Christian women, these, on
becoming converts to Judaism, made them
eligible TO membership in the order. An inn
pOrt%nt amendment To the constitution was
adopted, that a member, after being suspend
ed for non payment OF dues, could be rein
stated three months after such suspension
upon paying his Indebtedness. The endov-
ment committee reported a case of n MEMBER
WHO died leaving a widow and n divorced
vile, both or whom made application to the
order for the money paid OII such occasions
These applications were referred To "a special
committee, who reported in favor OF a division
Of the money between the anplicants-N. Y
Times 20fH.
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RETREAT OF CATHOLIC CLERGY.-The
annual retreat OF the Catholic clergy of the
archdiocese of Baltimore will commence on
" onday next, at six p m, and continue I'M
M the following Saturday morning. The re-
trea, will be held in st. Mary's seminary, In
this G, ". All the secular clergy OF the do
cese IL IS expected, will be present at the
opening e xercises, unless excused for suffi-
cient reaS, ms. A diocesan synod will be
held on Friday, at which all the clergy, secu-
Iar and reeula,-, will be in attendance. This
no doubt, will o. -ove very interesting oc-
casion TO al con, 'erned. On saturday, the
last day OF the retreat, there will be sol
emn reouiem mass q, LIBERATED for the repose
of the souls OF the deco, Sed clergy Of the do
cese-Bdu. Anae7 icOu, 2lA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-21

AN INsoLENT TRAMP KILLED-Thursday
evening, while some section men were ut
Work on the Delaware railroad. near Black
bird station, under charge OF Dennis Ahearn
Two tramps approa he'd and abused the
Wofkmen. tainted them with being Catho-
lies, and 10 these jeers added Oaths and abu-
siveepithets. Pat Ahearn, about tyyenty-one
years old, son of the foreman, pelted the
tramps with stones, one of which struck
vital spot and killed ore OF the tramps
Ahearn was arrested and placed in New Cas-
tie iail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-21

THE LAST TRIP but one Ga the Memorial
church excursions will take riace on Mon
day evening. The programme To-. ulat occa-
sion is an unusually attractive o,.e, as will
be seen by the advertisement in enotner
column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-21

UPON THE HEALTH or TIRE TEETH de-
penis the purity Of the breath. Preserve
Them unbiemished by the use Of the famous
Sczpdo', thai perfectly harmless vegetable
preparation, and you will never regret IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-21

f2-One half of the Virginia senate is to be
chosen in November.
1FapDy Elssler, the famous danseuse, is
living at Bremen, the wife of a physician
and is a we'll preserved woman Off
Dnlere are from fifteen hundred to two
thousand vacant dwelling houses in Balti-
more.
aTEx-Speaker Blaine is to deliver the adj
dress at the Cumberland county, Pennsyl-
vania, fair in October.
~The steamship OHIO. to sail from Phtla-
deiphia next week, will carry several thous-
and crates OF peaches TO Liverpool.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-21

r. II makes a man and mars a woman to
be talked about.
~ Mr.. Booth was thrown against n tele-
graph pole, but happilyit didn't dispatch him.
81 The New York Tribune congratGlates
Moody and Sankey on having clean hands.
r1-M Mrs. Tom Thumb has been very III at
marlborough. Why would she eat q whole
cuTTant ?-NeJU Bedford Nerct0yi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-21

The LATEST FALL STYLES OF Soft and
Sfin Felt Hats, opened this week al Lewis
$50 9TH street. between l and X. Also, the
Broadway style SIX Hat, just IN. S.202
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-21

THAT IRON u VALUABLE IS A NEDTCTSE
has long been known, bat It is only since its
preparation In the particular form OF Peyr,-
ram syrup that It's fan power over disease
has been brought 10 Il @ht It's effect in cases
OF dyspepsia and debility is most Salutafy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-21

ALIFGFD BLACK MAILER CAPTURED.
G,urge ". Moran was yesterday arrested
ny Lieutenant CadWs ,adsr and special Off
Ger ice l. tCCEe. OF The Baltimore western
die iTict. charged with being = fugitive from
justice. The arrest was made on the Che>a-
Teekc and Oh q canal, about ten miles from
O. OrCetUwn. The 4S,H sayS:-'-It will be re-
nr6Tubers'i -hat about six mont tbs ago George
". Moran and John UUgg21 We're indicted
by tire grand jury charged with blaclx-rnaIl-
ing a TeSI eCfaUle Young man. a clerk in Bal
tiDC-e, whom they hat charged with an iu-
taIGCUS aCCUsatiCI. Duggan and Moran Ta-
moved their eases 20 Annapolis tor trial.
Moran gave bail for his appearance 10 an
Swer. and DUgEaU, in default Of bail, re
meireJ IN Jail. Last a pril DUggau was tried
before judge Miller, and received 4 sentence
of Three years in tbe Teniteltiary, which he
richly deserved. Moran forfeited mis- tail.
ara bis Whereabouts was unknown. Judge
MILLER. in TeyieWir. the case. spoke of the
heiuOuS character o. the crime. and expressed
a great desire that the other criminal should
Ee brought 10 iuStiCe. The case WAS nearly
forgotten until q few weeks ago, when Mar
EhS4 Gray received 2 clue to The ~hCTeaboJ.
81 MCT0n. Lieutenant Cadwa llader and Spe-
cial officer J. = Goose were dispatched on
NedT e>,iay. ard. afteT some search, iii ScOv-
cred Tat Moran was a lock keeper on the
tbe>apeaS e ard Ohio canal He was locked
HP al police headquarters yesterday morn
irg. and left with The officers in the noon
train
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-21

VIZ voUID ADVISE any one having q son
20 send 20 school 20 get one of Prof ROy's
circulars betCIG deciding. lie = man OF
Nariei learning. and Is thoroughly eDtnusi-
aStIc IL MS profession. He took the deg-ee
of \. b and = ~. az Union college, made
famous ~ The sixty year presidency OF the
NtItfatie lr- Mott lie came 70 this city in
'tl. and has been engaged II his profession
as teacher up - this time. He Is nOt Only
an excellent teacher OF mathematics. but j.
scarcely surpassed a. a teacher Of German
and French, Latin and Greek. one great all
vaEtage fp his Academy is that rLe number
81 his ITpiiS is limited 10 thirty, anu lie de-
votes h.s Whole time 10 Them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-21

THE REMOVAL OF NEW YORK POLICE
COMMISSIONERS RECoMMENDED-Ar ucSt
was yesterday presented TO Mayor Wickham
OF New York, by John ID. Townsend, counsel
Of the legislative committee on crime. for the
removal Of Police Commissioners Matsell.
Disbecker and Voorhis for neglect OF duty
incapacity for Office and other serious allie
pafiOnS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-21

STNATOR THURMAN'S OPINION OF GEN.
CARY.-The Cleveland (O.) Leader pub
lished letter last Wednesday in which the
writer said that he had overheard q CONVEX
SatiOn between Senator Thurman and Mr..
Cook, of Cincinnati, while sitting in front OF
the West House, at Putin Bay, in which the
senator denounced Cary as q communist"
and "hypocritical temperance spouter,"
and declared that the democrats would lose
The OHIO election. Senator Thurman having
denounced this letter as ga tissue of false
hoods" the correspondent has made aft
davit that the conversation, as reported i'm
Wednesdays letter, ais true i'm every partic-
Ular, so far as the sentiments therein are con-
cCrned.r
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HogE.-Mid pleasures and palaces though
We may roam, be 10 ever so humble, there's
no place like home, the special improvement
taxes upon which have been paid through J.
C. Lay x Co., - ~ street-AdC.
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CHOICE OFFICE ROONs.-FIve-s !xths OF
the-rOOIEs IN lie DTOit bUiIting are now occu-
pied by permanent tenants. They and their
visitors unite n prOuO-nciug their offices
the most attractive, and, ali things cOnsid-
cred, the cheapest in town. All the rooms
in this building are exceedingly light and
airy, are perfectly ventilated by outside
windows. and ali have independent en-
frances from the hall They are rented too,
on very favorable teTIn.'. Application should
Dc made 10 tine owners, MesSrs. A. l.. Barber
4 Co, 80 their Office, No. 10S street north
west, opposite the post on ice. Messrs. y. "
Go. are also the prOPrie.OTs of lie DrOit Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-21

CORAL, garnet and dead gold sets Of jew
e!ry; faI styles, copied from gold, received
al Prigs's jewelTy store, No. 457 Penasylva-
MA avenue, near AZ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-21

NEW PUBLICATIoNs-J.C c. Parker sends
MS in a bound volume the index OF Harper's
Monthly, vols. 70 90 From Warren Choate
HarIer's HfLznr for September ith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-21

SERIOUSLY BITTEN BY A DoG.-I,ast eve
ming little dau ghter ten years oIdl OF Mr..
Calhoun Clark, who resides on street ne IT
10Th, was severely bitten in the face and han, |
by a large dog owned by Mr. 4. W. Denham.
The dog was subsequently killed by the
father Of the girl. aided by the police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-21

BETHFL ACADKMG, FapGUier county, Va,
" M W Smith. senior principal. Is endorsed
ny the highest edUca i1ual authorities of Nir-
glnla. Rates remarkably reasonable; much
less Than those OF any similar institution In
The state. S,g,eDtO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-21

WILL GO FOR HARD MONEY ANYWAY
Mr.. Raster, of the Chicago Staats-Zeitung,
has announced that that paper will support
Grant ON hard-money platform against a
candidate on rag money platform. II there
are two hard money candidates, they will
support the one opposing the republican
narty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-21

DIR. c. ". BENsON'S Celery and Chanlo-
mile Pills are prepared expressly 70 cure
Headaches, Neuralgia. Nervousness and
SieepleSsness. ard VIII cure any case. Price
~ CENTS box. postage free. Sold by all
Druggists, and Charles StOtt Il Co., 40 Penn
sylvauia avenue, Washington. s5,euf:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-21

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued To
Reuben Norris and Saliie Jackson; Pleasant
Thompson and Annie Jackson; d. +. w
ledweu and Margaret Cot,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-21

MEMORIAL TALL5 TELECT s5HO0b FOR

r corner li;h and y streets northwest.
Ihe uuCtrsigned having resigned the charge Of
lie above named school, take Pleasure g. recon-
nt'ilng 10 Their forrntr patrons their sUcc s=ar.
u. VI Sc Ackermau and CowperthV ate.
an-il r: EVANS. HELEN y. WILLIAMS
Ms school All reopen on MONDAY. September
i5t iS'5 AIpl cstiOns for admission n as he ruade
% 10 hi,souri avenue OF Sl3 New Jersey ave
Ihe rNhthea-t. augls In
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IHEGOIkIS
POLICE EOURT-,J,HiOs 1Jigs

Go1ICE bOURT-Jtcgc MIS- pro lem,
To-day, VIM. Simpson fOrfei tea collateral.
Edward Il. German, loud and boisterOus Ian
eG&gC. and grossly insulting "A lady on the
the street; $40. VIM. Edmonston forfeited
John Pierce, loud and bOsterouS talking;
-. ZachaIiah Winfield, cClored. climbing
on park railing; IS. Charles Thomas an
idle and suspicious colored person, without
any visible means Of support, was dismisSe
with reprimand. Alma Shea, q prostitute
and VagTant, was sent down. Edward G. H.
bOnS, throwing stones after reproOf q fine
OF 80 was imposed. Edward Allen. charged
with keeping his bar open after hours
Counsel for defendant cross questioned Of
hcer Drane as to the time OF night he saw the
bar opened, and the officer stated that ne
knew IL was O'Clock, although he had no
" atCh. Counsel quibbled some time on the
TACT that he ha no watch. when the cOurt
stated that II Wa : not much consequence, as
he supposed the officer, while on duty at
night, was lrGfcl man, and imposed q fine
Of $40. Elijah Williams, larceny of 81 50;
sixty days IN jail. Thos. Hays, assault and
battery on Julia Hays-a bad assault; $50
fire and ninety days in Jail. John Bush a
little White boy, assault on Henry Gaines q
coloTed boy; SO. Margaret Kennedy, as
sault and battery on VIM. Kennedy, her hus-
band, - and costs. George DOrman lar
ceDy OF hat; fifteen days in Jail. Solomon
DlDsmOre, larceny Of some hay from the
Smithsonian grounds, worth twenty cents;
dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-21

BANQUET TO AMERICAN NAVAL OFF
CERS.-The banquet To the officers of the
American squadron by the Southampton
Chamber OF commerce took place last even
ing, and was attended by the American con-
sui and a number of the leading merchants
OF the city. Brief speeches were delivered,
Admiral Worden replying to the toast TO
President Grant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-21

Il PIRATE" IN THE HARBoR OF BALTI-
MoRE.-The schooner Damascus was towed
out OF the harbOr of Baltimore yesterday
under circumstances that gave rise TO a
charge of piracy There was a dispute
between two men, each of whom claimed to
be the captain. and one Of them, on the pre-
text that the schOOner's papers had been lost,
procured new papers from the custom house,
In which he was recognized as commander.
A tug boat was hired, and with these papers
the schooner started down the river. She
was overhauled by the revenue cutter Guth-
RE and the party on board taken into GUS
tody, and the ownership OF the vessel, as
be passed upon by the United States district
court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-21

so the shoe can be worn with ease Banious,
ingrCw!ng Nails. Vascular EXcTeScsuc,,s.
and other ailments Of TIE feet successfully
treated, at Dir. Wa.le's establishment, 18th
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours q.
IN. TO E p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-21

HEAVY RAINS are reported from some sec
lions oi New England, causing Considerable
damage TO crops, etc. During the preva-
Ience of shower at Manchester, New
Hampshire, yesterday, water poured into
the Amoskeag Manufacturing com any. ex-
tingulshing the fires and creatiu steam L.
such al extent that several employees were
scalded. n man employed on the new insane
asylum at lanVers. Mass, was struck by
lightning and instantly killed, and another
was Frustrated. The Mississippi has fallen
so low at Memphis that ali further fears of
an overflow have been diSpelled. The damage
10 the cotton crop has been variously esti-
mated a { from 10000 to 30. 600 bales. a Sudden
verflow of creek near West Salem, WAYNE
ounty, Ohio, carried away dam and sixty
feet of the embankment OF the Atlantic and
Great Western railway, and caused great
damage to property in the vicinity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-21

N 81 HIGH STREET
Bank hours, a. III. to y. m, aud on SATURDAYS
ito receive deposits until p. m Interest paid on
deposits General Banking business done, aud col
lectIons made on all accessible points. Discount
DAYS, Mondays. II. POLKISH0RE, President
Il. W. GARRETT, Cashier.
Directors.
u. Polkinhorn, Thos Bowling, J. T. Mitchell
henry DIek son, 4. L. Croplsy, Fred W. Jones
may ll-tu SO, ly
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DANGER OF INTERFERENCE,-Duri a
quarrel at Louisville, KY, between a cOlored
man named Slye and his wife, Robert Jack
son, also colored, interfered In behalf of the
husband. and was struck on the head with a
barrel stave, receiving injuries that caused
n dpEf
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w III. WHEATLEY-s

~ III. WHEAILEffS
STEAM DYEIS9 AND CLEANING ESrkE.
GISHMENT.
4S tFvSoH StTset, GsoTsssosss, ID. Q.
Established, 1881. Premium awarded, 1857 En-
iarsed and improved, 1874. Ladies and Gsatienleps
wearing apparel of every description, including
telvets, Crepe Wells and Trimmings, Eid Gloves,
&c, &c, nicely cleaned or Dyed also, Curtains and
new Goods, Carpets and Blsn ksts cleaned dCrius
Send Us your address and We viii call for and re-
thru work At any place ia the strict free of exrre
charge Work received and rerZTned BY mali or ex-
press from aud 20 plsce in tie country ap2l-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-21

$50 to $1,000 has neel invested In a5CcK
Privileges ard paid 800 per cent. profit. How
To DO IL" book on Wall street sent free
Tumhridge & Co, Bankers, ? wan street,
New York. 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-21

REAL ESTATE SALEs--Sol,i By Thos. +.
w agganaD, real estate auctiOt Ieer, lot 10, IN
square 30, on COrcoran street, 4 narrower Dy
finished brick house. 10 Ed. Ca. nmack, for
S9,Ceo also, lot -, IN square Zf1, u. the same
an unfinished brick hOose, for a. %; lot p,
square 40, COreoran street, two IA finished
brick houses 10 VIM Conrad, for S2SLO.