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3. q. II. FL c. Of a
Annual Session Of the Supreme cIrols-First
Day,s Proceedings.

The Supreme Circle Of the Brotherhood Of the
Union III. F.) Continent Of America yesterday
held Its first daily session OF its twenty fifth an
uuRl session in the hall at the corner Of Seventh
and D streets. The Supreme Circle is composed
Of delegates from the Grand Circles OF the differ
ent States of the Union. Yesterday, being the
first days session, nothing was done except the
reception Of reports Of the officers Of the supreme
Circle. The report of the S. W., F. w. Gibbs
was listened to with great interest. 1t showed
the Order to be in 0 healthful condition through
out the East and West, and gradually working
session will be taken up with reports from CON-
mittees and election Of officers. The total mem
bership of the Order throughout the country is
5000. The session will be continued for several
days. and on Thursday evening the Supreme Cir
Gle will be banqueted by the members OF the
Order in this city.
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THE COURTS.

Supreme Court-In General Term.
The court-Chief Justice Cartier, Justices DIN,
wylie and NacArthur-was engaged as follows
yesterday:
Shoemaker w. District Of Columbia. Argued
by Mr.. Merriman for complainant, Mr.. Stanton
for defendant, Mr.. johnson for complainant, and
submitted to the court.
Equity Court-Judge 0lIn.
Barber ct al. vs.. Van Hook. Restraining order
made permanent.
Sharretts ct al. vs.. Sharretts. Decree to sell.
Sibley vs.. Morgan ct al. Decree to sell.
Market Company vs.. Hoffman. Time to file an
swer extended.
Shields vs.. Aver. O'Brien appointed special
auditor. -..a
Stanton Vs. johnson. Decree for sale
Young vs. Featherstonhagh, Decree for sale.
Coltman vs.. Moore ct al. Auditors report con-
frmed.
Dalton VS.. williams. Decree rstifying sale.
Starr ct al. VS.. Southern Maryland Railroad
Restraining order and receiver discharged.
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THE DEMOCRACY.
The jackson Democratic MISUNDERSTANDING
Last Eipht-The Hstronolitau Club.

Last hlght-Ihe metropolitan Cluo.
There was q regular monthly meeting Of the
jackson Democratic Association last evening at
S@ngeIbund hall. There was . full attendance;
the president, Joha E. Norris, esq, occupied the
chair, and Q. p. Culver, esq, acted as secretary
There was considerable discussion on the DEM
ocratic prospects ia the eorning elections.
Mr.. Culver introduced the following preamble
and resolution, which were adopted:
Da. ALIENS EXPENSES.
Whereas DR. Charles Allen, Of this city, is now
eanyassng and speaking in Ohio in the interest OF
the Democratic party In the gubernatorial con-
test now In progress In said State, and whereas
the Doctor has refused accept or allow the State
expenses, but is doing the same out of his own
private funds; therefore bell
Resolved, That J. B. Wilson, ESQ.,, treasurer,
&C.. be, and is hereby, authorized and dlreoted.to
pay over to Columbus Alexander RIl moneys In
his possession which were raised by the execa-
tive committee and placed in his hands for cam.
paiRn purposes in the State Of Ohio, and that
the same go towards reimburslrg DR.. Allen for
his outlay on ssid campaign.
Captain Ball introduced the following resolu-
tiOn, which was adopted:
FOR FUTURE REFERENCIa
Resolvcd, That a committee of i've members Of
this association be appointed whose duty 1t shall
be to secure q list Of the names Of those in Gov
eminent employ here from the States OF Ohio,
Pennsylvania and New York who may at the en-
suing elections 30 home TO vote, sueh list to be
hled with the secretary Of this association for
On motion Of Mr.. Culver, the chairman was
given until next week to select q COMMITTEES.
Messrs. John Ball, George T. Mcclellan and
Benlamin T. LLOYD were elected to membership,
and the name Of Mr.. Henry II. Bradley was pro-
posed and referred TO the committee on nomina-
TONS
mr.. r. S. Davis addressed the association on
the rag-baby question, and claimed that the
democratic party was and always had been
hard money party.
The association was then adjourned till next
Tuesday evening, when It will assemble at Sen-
gerbund hall to hear reports from the elections.
The Metropolitan Club.
The Metropolitan Democratic Club met at their
headquarters, 4s2 Seventh street, last evening.
with Mr.. Dickson, the president, in the chair and
S. E. Slater as secretary.
After reports from the executive and election
committees number OF new members were nomi-
mated and elected.
Mr.. T. ID. Kalbfus presented the same resolu-
ton adopted by the jackson association In refer
ence to securing list of Government employees
going home to vote; which was adopted.
A resolution was adopted appointing COM
mittee to make arrangements for the reception Of
the election news from Ohio on Tuesday next,
and the public announcement Of the same from
their headquarters.
Addresses were made by Messrs. Clagett, Dick
son. Culver, Kalbfus and others on questions re-
latiDg to the campaigns in Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania, and the future prospects Of Democratic
success throughout the country.
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Photosrapher,p Association.

This association held an interesting meeting at
Johnson's gallery last evening. Various plans
for improving the beneficial influence Of the asso
citation and raising the standard Of the art in the
District was discussed by the members. An IN
teresting paper on the benefit Of the association
to photographers and the public generally was
read by the president, and fully Endorsed by the
association. After which the society adjourned
to meet on the first Tuesday IN November,
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Meeting Of the Alumni Association Last
MIGHT

Tie Alumni Association held q meeting last
night; DR.. A. F. A. King chairman, and DR.. VIM.
F. Ramsay secretary. After the reading Of the
minutes Of the last meeting and the general bust
ness was attended to, the death Of Dr.. Benedict
Thompson, after short illness, Of typhoid fever,
was announced. He was an energetic man, and
beloved by all who knew him. DR.. A. A. johnson
and DR.. VIM. T. Ramsay were appointed to DRAFT
o memorial Of respect to the deceased, to be pre-
sented to the family in behalf Of the association
Tho meeting was then Adjourned. -
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Slightly Damaged.

We have on hand
% Heavy Overcoats,
17Fan Overcoats, -.--.
Boys Overcoats,
IL Youths Overcoats;
all Of them slightly soiled and somewhat dam
aged. We offer them at fifty cents on the dollar.
They are all good, serviceable articles, and pur-
chasers can save money by calling early.
A. SAKs & Co., S16 Seventh street.
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Wcme,,'s Cbristiau Assoc,stion.

The monthly meeting of the Womsn's Christian
Association was held yesterday at tbs residence Of
Mrs. q. a. Weed, l4l2 street, ninsteeu ladies'
being In attendance. A devotional mse;ing was
held, and afterwards the business of the society
was attended to in its regular order An invita-
ton was received from Mrs. Bruuot. on behalf of
the Women's Christian Association of Pfttsb1-0
extending the hospitsIitfes or that assocIaton N
any delegates to the international conferences. IN
be held in Pittsburg October, l2-l5, 1875. The
secretary was instructed TO prepare a reoort IN
be sent with tho delegates, containing q full de-
scription of the workings OF this association TIE
employment committee report work still being
done at their rooms, Eighth and Market streets
though 1t Is In contemplation to remove TO the
new building IN the course Of the coming season.
The number Of inmates is small IN the tenn
porary Home, and the reports from the Home and
Foster Home department show all TO be in good
health and well taken care Of The report Of the
treasurer Of the employment committee was re-
ceiyed, and the merchants sill show willingness
bills when paid, for which they will please indi-
Yidually accept the thanks OF the ladies, though
II Is Outlines impossible to mention their names.
me homes have been the recipients OF various
snan DONATIONS from the persons supplying the
lnstltuLohs, All OF which are noted IN the report
and tntnhully acknowledged. There ia o great
oeal OF WORK 10 De done in anticipation of occupy
ing TIE new bulldiDg before col weather comes
Ihe IAoles are Trying TO prepare for IT, and hone
that every friend OF the cause Will bear them IN
mind, and think Of something thew can law nv 70
give them when the call Is made. ~ ~
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Hamilton Building Association.

The first meeting for the payment OF dues, &C.,
In the Hamilton will be held at the Board Of Trade
rooms tonight. Advances Of money Will be made
probably in considerable amount, as large num-
Der ofshares have alread been subscribed and the
present number Will be greatly augmented by
Subscriptions at the meeting.
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DO YOU OVERCOME THE woRLpr

nSt tnen you nave u NOT.
AZ tns close OF the service Mr.. Hastings gave
anotner opPoitunlty Ior requests Tor prayer, OF
when SEVERN were maze. An earnest prayer
was men oneied py hey; y: a. Hail, secretary OF
me I; 81. Y IA. AZ. Hastlngs then announced
tnst tnougn evetailnTitatlons nad Deen extended
70 MIN 70 preach 10 churcnes IN this city and
Georgetown, me pastor OF this church having
tenesLea y 70 ~, MN nc haa IN view Of the interest
MANIFESTED thls evening, decided 10 accept the
though how long he shouId he abIe IA rsmaIn ~
knew not, but should strive to follow the leadinqs
Of Providence.
Rev. Mr.. Cleveland then rose and stated that
these meetings would be entirely under the con-
troll Of Mr. Hastings, would be of a union and M
sectarian character, and E cordial Invitation was
extended to Christians of whatever name and
especially to the Y. NJ. O. A., to come and mite
In them. 1t was thon announced that a prayer
meeting would be held daily, from to D. m,
and Mr. Hastings would preach tomorrow and
subsequent evenings, preceded by o halEhour
prayer meeting.
In this Connection we NAV mention that as IJn.
coin hall is found to be engaged next SABBATH
Afternoon arrangements are beng made for
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Musical Entertainment.

There VIII be q musical entertainment ct Poto-
mac hall, corner Of Eleventh street and Maryland
avenue, for the beneht OF Grace church, on Thurs
day evening, October 7, ut o'clock. The en-
tertainment Will be varied, consisting Of music.
readings, recltations, &c. There will also be re.
fresbments. Tickets Of admission twenty-five
cents
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is particularly called to the advertisement OF B.
H. Warner, real estate broker and auctioneer, in
auction columns, of the sale, this afternoon, Of
that desirable suburban property In Uniontown,
d. O., known as the " Van Hook place." It con-
tains about nine acres Of ground, and is improved
by large dwelling and outhouses, overlooking
the cities Of Washington, Georgetown and Alex
anorta, the Potomac river and much Of the sur
rounding country. 1t is q desirable residence for
gentleman Of means, and we advise our friends
% De on hand. Carriages will leave the once Of
d ID. warner, corner Seventh and streets, this
afternoon at , O'Clock, for the purpose Of taking
Of charge.
Those SIS suits to order, same as Elsewhere at
va EisRMAN BRos.
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OITY ITEMS.

TO THE WEAK, THE WORRY AND THE WEARY,
the editor OF the Boston Recorder says: ave can
most unhesitatingly recommend the Peruvian
Syrup,a protected solution ofthe protoxide ttron
richly experienced its benefits. 1t possesses al
the qualities claimed for Il by its proprietors."
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FreekIes renYOed BIZ Nature's BeautIeer.
Law School of the University of eosrset

Law School Of the University Of Georgetown.
The attention Of our readers, particularly those
proposing to become lawyers, is invited to the
fact that the opening exercises Of the ebovenamsd
law school takes place this evening, when the
new junior professor, Edward ). Reilly, esq, OF
the Pennsylvania bar, will deliver his iutr0Iuc-
tory lecture. The lecture-room is IN Gouzaga
building, 9l5 street. The hour OF opening IT, Tor
TINS evening, 6:5O P. ~. me attendancs OF new
generally Is invited.
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SHALL CUBA Be FREE t?
loonlfn.ed fron First Paqe.l

season. but chiefly In anticipation Of the meeting
Of the United States Oongress-will be largely on
paper, largely, too, OF green and very young con
scrfptEe certain holocaust to fever and yellow
jack, but II all effective and veterans, would not
supply the places Of those hors du combat during
the year nor feed the war for SIX mouths. From
these data you may draw your own Conclusions.
The war has lasted seven years, oy which tint
Great Britain-then the mistress OF the seas, and
whose drum. beat around the globe saluted every
hour Of the twenty -four the rising sun-witndreW
colonies and acknowledged their Independence.
The horrors OF that barbarous Cuban struggle are
still enacted at our own DOORS VIII the Ameri-
can people endure this much longer7 It may be
msGnanimous to endure any eontumely or insult
from the weak, whom we can crush, but there Is
also point beyond which
FoRBEARAaoE CEASES TO BECOME A VIRTUE.
War, or even any armed demonstration, is OF
course expensive, but the mere increase conse-
quent on the continuance Of that hopeless war 10
Cuba Is computed, within the last year, to have
increased the price Of sugar in the United States
by ten millions. In another year it may double
that figure, which the people Of this country have
to pay for what has become necessity OF life and
Of which the farm laborer and mechanic consums
as much as the millionaire. II It were the re-
verse-if the American people made instead OF
losing ten million, or prospectvely more than that
amount-Ibelievet that, where aquestion OF human
ity was at stake once they realized IL, their de-
cision would be the same. We are, through
geographical position and political antecedents
ard sentiments, especially the guardians Of out
RACED humanity IN this case, though hitherto, 1t
must be admitted, the very negligent and apa-
thetic guardians.
CHARLES FREDERICK HESNINGsES.
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Book ssls this EYsninR

THOSE SIS suits to order, s.ms as elsewhere a,
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G. g. CORNWELL q SONS.
G. G. CORNWELL q SONS,
G. q. CORN WE'LL q SONS.
g, q. CORNWELL d IONS,
q g. CORNWELL 4 SONS,
FINE GROCERS,
FINE GROOERS,
FINE GROOERS,
FINE GROOERS,
FINE GROCERS,
SELL
SELL
SELL
SELL
SELL
French Table Luxuries, English Table Luxuries,
German Table LuXuries and Mediterranean Luxu-
ries OF every description; Sauces, Pickles. Jams,
Preserves, Sardnes, Pate de foIS Gras, Mustard,
olives, OIL, Mushrooms. Trunees, Peas, Cheese,
Fruits, Nuts, &C., &C., &C.
G.. G.. CORNWELL q SONS,
q. G. CORe WELL q SONS,
g. q. CORNWELL q SONS,
G. g. CORHWELL * SONS,
g. q. CORNWELL & SONS,
FINE GROOERS,
FINE GROOERS,
FINE GROCERS,
FINE GROOERS,
FINE GR0CERS,
se2I-f IIis Penn. av., opp. Wizards Hotel
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M EDICAL DEPART ENT
4A GEORGETOWN COLLEGE.
The twenty-seventh session will commence In
the College building. corner Of Tenth and streets
northwest, on MONDAY, October 4, at O'Clock
The opening lecture will be delivered by Profess
sor Busey, on stDiseases OF Infancy and Child
hood.'' -
... FACULTY.
NOBLE YOUNG, HD.,
Professor Of Principles and Practice of Medicine,
General Pathology and Medical Ethics, and
President OF the Faculty.
H0D0ARD0 HOWARD, ND,
Professor of Obstetrics and Puerperal Diseases OF
Women, and Treasurer Of the Faculty.
JOHNSON ELIOT, Nd,
Professor ofSurgery and Surgical Anatomy.
... JAMES z. MORGAN Nd
Professor Of Materta Msdica and Therapeutics.
and Medical Jurisprudence.
SAMUEL @. BUSEK, ND,
Professor Of Diseases OF Infancy and Childho cd.
J. HARRY THOMPSON HID.
Professor Of Physiology and Diseases Of Women.
ROBERT REKBURH ND,
Professor Of Principles OF Surgery and Micro
scopic Anatomy.
BENZ. s. HBDRICK, Ma, Pal .,'I
Professor Of Chemistry and Toxicology.
WARWICK EVANS, ND,
Professor Of Anatomy.
p. J.. MURPHY, ND,
Assistant to the Chair Of Physiology.
CHARLES Y B0ARH4Y, ND,
G. Y. N. CALLAH ND,
Demonstrators.
JOHN WALTER, ND.
Prosector to the Chair OF Anatomy.
J. L. ELIOT, HID,
Prosector to the Chair of Surgery.
JOHNSON ELIOT. Md, Dean,
se24-2w No, SO z street northwest,
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GEORGET0wN FEMALE SEMINARY.
" NO. 81 ST0DDARD STREET, GEORGE

DDAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES. The course of st udy Is thorough and
Miss LIPsCoNB, Principal: Miss r. +. HORN,
and Mis- N. CLARE DE GRAFFENRRID, Lit
erary Assist ants; Miss BETTE r. RIDGELY,
Eiocution and Literary Department.: Dr.. j.
p. CAul DFIELD, Instrumental Music Mrs.
NJ. T. iwToN, Instrumental and Vocal Music;
Prof. Il. EUGKNE CoLLIERB, French; Prof. z.
T. FRIsToE, Lecturer Of Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry. Circulars Obtained OF Principal at
Ballantyne's, t2s Seventh street; Gilman's drug
store, PENNSYLVANIA avenue; j Bradley Adams,
corner Ninth and = streets. Washing ton City.
Fall session opens September 16, 1s75. Street cars
pass within ore square OF Seminary. ar4-tde15
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will not answer. We must secure our interest in
this salvation first, or our efforts to spread It VIII
be Intellectual. The world wants men who know
what they are talking about A man seeking al.
rcction over an unknown road, may encounter q
college student who offers to direct him. Have
understand about geography, and trigonometry,
and surveying, &C., and think can pilot YOU
Presently, along comes little bare footed boy
and he asks him: Do you know anything about
this road? Oh, yes; go over It every day, Is the
reply. Then you are the guide for me, says the
man, and the learned student is allowed to 20 his
way. This power Is the result Of faith, which
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pEAur1YuI orIr PARLoa pAprR,


IS and 90 cents, and nice window shades for ST..
cents and 81 each, ready made. Paper hung BY
the best workmen, at lowest prices, ct Tubman'si
Alb Ninth street northwest
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IT Is THIS FowER WHICH SAVES.
4 WEI WIs AIOn WeII,
Whate'er becomes Of m

nd unless We have it ourselves It is no use for Us
o try 10 save others. The position,
81 wish Mt. Zion well,
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At Hemplsr's Auction Sale

everything is warranted ss represented or money
refunded. Secure an opera OF field glass In time.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
REVEALS NOT YET ORGANIZED

CASTLES uF DOUBT And INDIFFERENCE
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invested n Stocks and Gold pays 200 Per cent. q
Bankers, Wall street, New York.
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This talented family are playing to immense
business throughout the country. In Cincinnati
they concluded an engagement Of two weeks on
Saturday last. This was the sixth visit, and 30
great was the desire to see them that each night
Of their appearances the sign Of "stsnding room
only" was displayed before $50 O'Clock. Next
week they play at the National, producing their
great Speciality, "Belles Of the Kitchen.r
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THuRsFoxs IVORY PRAzL TOOTH POWDER
used daily Will keep the te5th cleal, white ana
sound, tho gums healthy and the breath sweet.
Twenty 1--WE and nIty cents per bottle.
JouvKS's NOTORIOUS KID-qLovR ULBAs
viii renovate soiled gloves thoroughly sud
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THonPsoE's PoMADE OPTINs 10 equal 70 tns
and MY csnts per bottle.
WELLS STRKEeTHEEIH9 PLAsTzRs are the
very best. All sold BY druggists.
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OOIUMBIAN UNIVERSITY

4 yOLOMbAsN INiEEkSIf4 ,,,
The regular exercises of the CoLUMBIAN UNI-
VERSI1Y LAW SCHOOL will be resumed on the
18TH OF OCTOBER.
The faculty Of the School Is as follows:
JAMES y. YELLING, LII. D.,
President, and Lecturer on English Literature
SAMUEL TYLER, LII. D.,
Professor of Equity Jurisprudence, Of Common
Law and Equity Pleading, OF the Law Of Eyi-
denrP ana the Law Of Partnership.
The Hon. WALTER S. COX, LII. D.,
Profes ser OF the Law OF Real and Personal Prop
erty, Of Contacts and OF Crimes and Misde-
meanoIs.
The Hon VIM. B. LAwRENUE, LIZ D., DOL,
Professor Of the Law OF Nations.
GEORGE F. APPLEBY, ESQ.,
Lecturer On the Application of the Science to the
Practice Of the Law.
New Students ano under graduate Tembers of
the school are invited to be present a. the oDenng
of the session in the Law Building OF the Univer-
sity, Fifth street, between and streets, on tine
afternoon Of WEONESDAY. the 18th OF October
next, at $40 O'Clock.
Fees OF The school are payable in advance. either
at ence for The whole session, or In mouthly in
stallments, at the option Of the students.
For catalogues, giving Information coneernin g
terms and courses OF ins truction. address
JAMES q. YELLING, LII d.
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THE BEST $40 Atwood cashmere sui 10 the
$50 EfsEMAN BRos.
O. =
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In Tailoring Department
A large and splendid stock of worsted cashmere
cloths and costinzs.
EIsxYAE EROS, Seventh and Z streets,
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MISS 0SB0RNES YQeSG LADIES'
street, corner Of Tenth, viii reopen MONDAY,
September 6, 1875. Thorough Instruction In Eng
lish branches, Ancient, Modern Languages and
Music. Particular attention given to Primary and
intermediate department. Iyl2-am
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GROCERIES.

Our WINE DEPARTMENT is conducted with
great care, and our stock Of WINES and LIQUORS
10 the most complete to be found. In purchasing
select especially for dne etaIl trade We prob
ably have as fine, If not the finest, stock to be
found In this country. Our IMPORTED GOODS
are shipped to US direct from the custom-house,
and our DOMESTIC WHISTLES are purchased az
the distinely. Anything purchased from us not
giving satisfaction can be returned. We guar
aEtee all our GOODS to be pure and strdfgAt
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MILE ". PRUD'HOHME's
M POPULAR CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH
CLASSES,
Nothing but French spoken.)
Prof. L: sauveuv's (from Boston) new conYersa-
tonal method.
Terms3py the wear, SO: quarterly. O..
Opening 41ght, free to all, SATURDAY, Oeto-
Der 2. 1875 SO O'Clock, at the Rosslyn semln ary,
l5Ss street Northwest. Glass evenings, Wed mes
day 8 and Saturdays.
northwest.
N. B.-Private classes formed at any time.
In
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The Avenue Theatre.

Minnie Gray, Rouke ard Mack, Dolly Zan-
fretta, Mile. Carlotta and long list Of perform
srs are drawing good houses at the Avenue
theatre,