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GEOR ETOWN.

DIED IN MARYLAND.-Col. Walter II. 8
Tay Tor, formerly we'll known citizen of
Georgetown, died at Port Tobacco, Md, on
the 81 instant, and was buried at that place
on the 5th by St Columbia Lodge, No. $50,
F. A. A. NJ. During the war Col. TAYLOR
served on the STAFF of Gen. r. Z. Lee.
THUMB AND Two FING Frs ANPUTA-
TED.-On Wednesday morning, John Kemp,
an employe in Mr.. ID. l.. Shoema ker's flour
mill, had his right had caught in the cOgs of
a wheel and SO mutilated as TO require the
amputation OF the thumb and two fingers.
a NOVEL ENTERTA IMNENr took place
yesterday afternoon and evening, at Green
Springs, being picnic gotten up by Lake
and Mountain Lodge Of California Hood
lums.' for the benefit of "Col." Morris
Pinchawver. The town had been for severa,
days pleIttfulyl billed with large posters an
n0uncing "a grand Panjandrum fer the ben
eht OF the original pioneer of i9-the rightful
owner OF Lake TahOe-a pOOler with q gilt
edge; and prosecuted president Of Mountain
and Lake Lodge" About p. M, a process
ing OF several carriages, in one of which was
Col" Pinchawver and several of his
aides" made tour of the principal streets
and then proceeded to Green Springs, where
during the evening a very large crowd as
sembled. At night "Col" Pinchawver de-
1evered an address of two hours length. his
subject being The California Hoodlum Bank.
The Suiro Tunnel; The Refrigerating Stove:
The Double Acting Air Pump; The Forest
Light; The Poor Mans Mill, and the Pinch
aWyer Canal. Takensaltogether, no such an
continent. The popularity of the Colonel So
pronunciation, which renders il Impossible
for one to understand more than one-f fth of
the words he uses, together with the fact that
The audience, in their enthusiasm, felt con-
strained TO cheer him at the end of each SEN
terce, made the affair one of the most exhil-
irating nature. The Colonel" was followed
with short address by Mr.. Rush BOhrer,
which was quite edifying as that of the
Colonel" After the literary feast was over
large number of those present enjoyed
to he -
Holy Hill bans until a late hour.
GRAIN TRADE.-The offerings of wheat at
the Merchants Exchange to-day amounted
to 800 bushels, with sales of $500 bushels at
from Sl.20 TO Sl.4i.
RIVER AND CANAL.-Arrived, steamer
Jane Mo7eley, from Norfolk, To X. z. A
DenhaIn. with assorted cargo for District
merchants; schr. Mary Ann, from Alexan-
dria. with 1000 bushels of wheat for Hartley
q Bro. By canal, boat Seneca, with 500
bushels of wheat for L. c. Wheeler, and ] 300
bushes of wheat for H. NJ. Talbot; boat
Wheeler and Barron, with 2,3OO bushels of
Wheat and 900 bushels of corn for Hartley ~
Bro, ard 800 bushels of wheat for Fl. NJ. Tai
bolt; boat j. N. Thomas, with 2, 200 bushels
OF corn, l, 800 bushels of wheat, and 100 bar
relS of flour for j. G.. and J. NJ. Waters
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THE COCRTS.

POLICE CoURr-Judoe MUS pro tenn.
To-day, John Farrell forfeited collateral.
James Bailey, violation OF wagon law, no
license; 80. Warren Dent forfeited. John
Selby, loud and boisterous; IS. John e.
King, same; IS. VIM. Brown, injuring a
forfeited Mary Fleming, profane, as. John
Enoch Greenleaf, same: SIS each. Enoch
Greenleaf, fast driving; $40. George Hicks,
profane; So. A. K. Smith; forfeited. Samuel
L. Bowles, trespassing on street park Fran.
CTS Adams, enticing prostitution; as. Same,
charged with selling liquor without license;
sos. +. NJ. Smith and 8. H. Wimsatt,
charged with obstructing Water street; OBJ
suspended. Philip Butler, assault and bat
terry on Amanda Timbers-a wanton assault:
40 ana costs; lsO, assault and battery ON
Eliza Tlnibers, the daughter of Amanda: So,
A CRoCKERY WAR.
Mary Birch, assault and battery on Eliza
beth Leonard, who testified that defendant
came to her house, on Bridge street ieorge-
town, beat and scratched her tac. noIseJ
her by the hair and blacked her eve; $40 and
costs. Elizabeth Leonard, assault and hat
terry on Mary Birch. These are two rather
pretty and well appearing girls, but glin-
takers. The scrimmage seems to have
taken place about an article OF crockery used
in sleeping apartments, in the possession OF
Miss Leonard, and which Miss Birch claimed
as hers. Some epithets were banded, not
used 3n polite circles, and the scrimmage
waxing rather hot, the mother of Miss Leon
ard went in TO make peace, when Miss Birch
seized an article OF crockery and flung IL at
her antagonist, but missing her struck a
female spectator; dismissed James O'Brien.
John Nailor and Robert y. Clark, mallclors
trespass, digging turf; IS each.
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Feather Probabilities To-day.
orr1cr OF CzrEF SIGNAL oTFTcxR, I
LOCAL " VS..
Condensed Locals.

The street lamps viii be lighted tonight
a. III p No., and extinguished at So a. m.
hooert Beall sends us HaTpers Weekly for
the 18th inst.
The Probate Court will not be in session
until TueSday next, the 18th inst.
Mr.. Howard Prince, the new clerk of the
Police Court, qualified and entered on his
duties this morning.
A dead cOlorcd male infant was fnr1nd yez-
feTday in the alley between 18th and 18th and
q and streets northwest.
Martha Brown fell in a At in Judiciary
SQUARE &c day, and was Hssistcd by Messrs.
JOnn =. Hopkins and James III. Forsyth to
te- home, corner OF 18th and streets.
The argument in the case of the Washing
ton City and Point Of Rocks Railros agt.
the southern Maryland Railroad was con-
tinued in the Equity Court, Judge DIN, this
mOlping.
The yacht ATLANTA, owned and sailed by
Mr.. James E shepherd, of the Treasury de-
partment. left Georgetown this morning with
a party Of I'VE for ten days cruise on the
lower Potomac.
In the Equity Court yesterday Judge DIN
made an order for temporary Injunction
10 restrain Valentine WaldkOnig from erect
ing frame building on 5th street, near G.,
within the IRE limits of the city Of Washing
ton.
William Martin, carpenter, while at
Work yesterday on the roof of the new houses
now being erected on LIST street. between III
and northwest, had one OF the arteries of
his wrist CIT by hatchet he was using. He
was conveyed TO his home in Union town.
The committee appointed by the French
residents of this District to make arrange
ments to raise funds for the relief of the
French food sufferers have contributed lib
orally themselves and decided TO give
grand concert at Lincoln HAL on the 4th of
october for the same purpose.
Paten'S have been issued to o. T.. Green,
assignee Of g. Rowland. for improvement in
nap 1n-holdeTS; G. T.. Davenport and VIM.
Peter, Improvement in hinged masts for
boats, and Joseph Adams, improvement in
gas regulators-all OF the patentees being res
ldenfS Of this city.
The surveyor of the District of Columbia
WDliam Forsyth, will remove next week
rom his present Office, IN the northwest cor
ner OF the first floor OF the City Hall To a
suite Of rooms in the basement or the build
ing. The judges of the court will occupy the
surveyors present quarters as consulting
rooms.
Alta meeting Of the Produce Exchange last
night. after acting on the price current, Mr..
ButrOw made q motion TO reconsider the ac-
ton Of the Exchange in placing the Isaac
Wenger flour or their price current and
moved that the same be stricken from their
quotations, which. after discussion, was
agreed by a vote 10 to-.
In our report Of the proceedings Of the
Jack- on Democratic a.. OciatiOn the reSOlu-
lion of Mr.. Grinder COngratulating the de-
mOcracy of California on their triumph
was made 10 read'' We look forward W tn plea
sure 10 the time when the government will
be administered in the interests of the white
people, instead of favored classes as now
The word white" should have been printed
whole"
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The Washington Markets.
Rprietc for the Teek endia1 SeD.eD.ber

IPrces given below refer to wholesale operations
only, unless otherwise expressed !
brands, 75Oa7 20; do. trade brands 6T5a7 IS extra
gao 90 a. snper, 2c9a55o; fine 53ai75 middlng
DO, uDbolted 75s7s O''''1' '''''O
GRAIS;.W heat, prime to choice 4Oal As; do fair
75s57; white. No. !. So do. No. 2 76a7s Oats new
s2nt aG Iit SO DO d west,rn bright
=. HATLND srRAw.-Hay, clover. Is. Ooa90 90; limo
i4y @ 60: % 1Gaa q coeS2 st5ay Rye
BUTTEK.-New York, aOa2s; Selections. west
ern. 24s25; do Virginia, 23a25 barrel, 2pa2I Pack
hrsts 29a22 seconds lsalS; thirds l5al6; Western,
hrs.s 2Oa22 seconds 9a2O, thirds alS, Grease, %.
,.CHEEsE-New York State factory, rine, new, ll,sa
new fair TO good. "a ASA skinned, ia6 half
POULTRY AND GAxE-Ducks. live, per dozen, ? 50
aSCO; Hens live, per dOz C0a4 80 Spring Chickens
per doz, large, 3.ca4 90; do, small, IS. 80.
reP m a aST Dr. aEI do
- sac; do. common, <s, AS; Peaches, peeled
s s1dS sn1ice and fsnGs Per & l8; do fair 70
Cherries, ptted pew, per h.. I7a2O; Black berries
per ID: 6a7 Peanuts, common, GOAL IS do, prime,
GREEN FRUITS Pears, common, per Dbl, Boa
zoo DO sickle Snd Dutchess, box, Coal 75 Apples,
mon per box lOa5O; choice, do 6Os76 Ora pes Della
ware sslO per ID do, other varieties, ssi:
shoulder leall sides, Eal4. Lard, country lots,
FURs, WooL AND HIDEs-wool, washed, 4oa IS,
unwashed, SOa34 Hides, green, 6a7 dry, naI2
Caltskns, each, 75al 40 pelts each, S5a5O.
VEGETABLES Potatoes, Early Rose, per bushel,
SOa6Oi New potatoes, per Dbl. l.25sl 50; Fancy
Sweets, per bbl O9as %; swests per bb, 200 :? so
per BUSH, local Is; yellow, per bush, 95al 90
Beans, white, New York, per bush, e0a2 Is.
LIVE SToCK.-Cattle, common, 3a4: butche
s. 50: extra, 5ha6; Hogs, ordinary, 9a95l; fair
l0all Sheep, ~ a6 Stock sheep, 2.tOa3 50; Lambs
OOs4 so; do. common, OOa3OO Calves prime g.. AZ
common, 4haS,a; Cows, each, 2O.oOa4o 90; do com
MIL FEE6 Western Bran. par ton. n cjaaa m.
Brown MiddlinRs, 23.00a25 %. white. Is O0a2y 90
see Timothy, per bushel, Sooas.5o; Virginia
,srNnRIEs. : Beesway, 25a3O; Talow, 6a7; Honey,
1Oal5Rag white, 3a31f do, mixed, 2a3
N
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.-At the I7th
meeting of Central Building Association.
No. 2, held last night, l12 shares were drawn,
for which the parties may receive SIS on
each or obtain loan OF Sl30 ON each.
LAKE GEORGE DIAMONDS set I'm gold, and
onyx and enamel, copied from diamonds, re
feived st the agents, Prigg's jewelry store
No. 49, Pennsylvania avenue, near 1 = street.
A
RETAILERS who have sold Elmwood col
lars say they can't keep store without them
This is good recommendation
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A NOVEL MODE OF SUICIDE.-Conrad
Haule, OF No. $50 LIST avenue, quarrelled
with his wife last night, and, according to
the police, got drunk in consequence. AS the
liquor commenced to have its effects Con-
rad conceived the idea of shutting off the
mortal coil by means of loaded pistol. The
weapon being procured, Conrad prepared for
the ordeal by placing il in an unheard- OF
poSttion-namely, directly beneath his nose
with the muZZle slightly penetrating one OF
cd, the desperate man pulled the trigger
His nose, although not blown OF by the eX-
plosiOn, was considerably damaged. Conr al
was locked up by the unsympathetic police
in the 59th-street station house.-N. y. Her
uLd, 9th,
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Mr.. j. Ii. RIBNITZKY takes pleasure I'm
informing his friends and customers that he
has assumed charge of Messrs. liable Bros
merchant tailoring department, corner eth
and ID streets, and would he glad to receive
cali from any contemplating having fine gar
ments made 10 order.
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Al E X A " ID RIA.

HID HIMSELF IN A WELL.-Frapk
BrOokes, son OF Justice Robert Brookes, who
lives on the opposite bank OF the river, after
being missing for five hours last Tuesday,
was found neck deep ia the water in the well
IN his fathers yard. and almost Chilled to
deHth. He had descended the well by sliding
down the well rope during what is hoped 10
be a mt OF temporary arrangement.
PROPERTY SALE-The lot on the west side
OF Washington street, between the residences
OF Gen. Corse and Major Johnson, was sold
TINS morning by Mr. G. f. Lee 10 Father
O'KaDe, pastor OF ST. Mary's church, for
$500. II is understood that a fine church
Will be built upon this lot, but not immedi-
atelY.-GQzette. OH.
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A WYOMING JURY, composed of six men
and six women, remained out five days aud
five nights without coming to an agreement
on the subject of the suit, and when they were
discharged five of the men elOped with an
equal number of the women. The woman
who did not elope was the mother-in-law of
the man.
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TAKE TIME by the fOrelOck and send such
garments as you desire cleaned or dyed be-
fore the rush of work commences at the new
dye works of A. Fisher, No. 900 G. street.
near 9Th, or To his old stand, G1S 9Th street.
opposite the Patent Office. Punctuality re-
Spectacle work and reasonable terms Gil
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AN AUTHORIZATION JoKE.-At Cincin-
natl, In the industrial procession yesterday,
a coffin was exhibited labelled, "For the
FINANCIAL Rag Baby, 10 be buried October 8,
1ei5." The Exposition Commissioners met
in the afternoon and adopted a resolution
disavowing any knowledge of the matter
and condemnipg the affair, which had caused
much comment there.
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TO CURE COUGH, TO relieve all irritations
OF the throat, 10 prevent hoa rseness, to restore
perfect soundDess and health to the most del
lcate organization of the human frame-the
lungs-use WldGT'S BOtsdIa OF WId Ch<TTy 70
cents and 81 bottle, large bottles much the
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Ear EantIam.n n


10000 genuine Cuban Golden Eagle Con-
ehas. at 10 cents each; no discount to dealers
These cigars are selling at Is cents in New
York. PHILLIP ii, WARD.
9,2,6 Corner 18th street and Pa av
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TRADE SUPPLIED with Nature, Be1ufif.r
by Charles Stott & Co. wholesale druggists
No; $50 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
ID. G.. q9I.
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COrns Extracted without Pain,
so The shoe can be worn with ease. Bunions,
lngrowing Nails, Vascular Excrescences,
and other ailments of the feet successfully
treated, at DR.. Whites establishment, 18th
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours q.
N. TO 6 .. m.
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$50 TO $4,000 has been invested In Stock
Privileges and paid 200 Per cent. profit. chow
Tumbridge & Co, Bankers, Wall street,
New YORK. 6,3:
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HyA1CXAL AVID cONHERcxlx.
wall street Today.


ssy..The s.uIs Of the day i, the rise in sold aud
he SAN Wit The scsreitT q gold aud the
TI tn il the Sss Cold Ssp os
yanced TO l6 and at 40 u to Il6Ss, and remair ed
at il;g 70 ilsA and has since sold At iiSssIs
the r:tes have been 81 sis, < and Is the last
wholly demon allied. The leading banker. opened
heir normal OF posted sterling 4ss for 50
duesd g ..i While there Ss: s BEEN s1f little
EN- Ss no Ss-Dess done rst ea.s bankers dem.nd
day 80 The market is in the condition that II i.
sei s h The tnSs are 40
ket Ssll loans are lam Der cent, and there is
re mos. s .s per
Tbs enc ponds and higher thar yesterday
A,was lower q, the opening. when changed. Erie
immediately fell Z and advanced 4, and then with
prices had fallen ~. per cent In next hour there
was recovery OF a4a% which has been partly lost
ment; spd outside Of Erie, Western Union Teie-
graph, Northwest and Lake Shore has been dull
lssa; Lake Shore, 81. a5s1s; Western Union Teie-
graph: sls!97s Northwest, +o's S9i4; Pacific Mail,
ohio Mi..,sippi is,.sis Union Pacacs. ga Tssa
Missouri Pacific, l6,lsi5, band Atlantic and
The MaFketa.
BALTIMORE, Sept. VIRGINIA sizes. peAler
~; DO consolidated, g: West YIrsinias sI, North
Carohna skies, old, ls new, 10; special tax hii
TO-DAY, sugar hrmer, but not quotahly higher,
BALTIMoRH. Sert. 10 Cotton dull-mlddling
nonlnslly, i4sl4s6. Flour duh and unchanged
Mhesi-No western amber, l.s9sl Al; mixed do
~ No. western red, l.Gal3s: other grades nm
changed Corn dull aid lower for western-south-
ern white, slaS9; southern yellow, "a; western
mixed, 7oHs7l. Oats dull but steady-southeru
4satO western white, $3.50; western mixed, 42sI5
Rye duh and nomipal-15sS5. Hay steady-Mary.
aud and Pennsylvanls timothy, 23s95. Provitons
nrm Pork-2 25a22S0 Bulk meats active
shoulders, as clear rib sides 2 az loose nae ked
S&al2A Bacon acive-shoulders, lOalOI! clear rib
SIDES, l5 hams. Eal51z Lard quiet and -teady-re-
med, l41ssl4@. Butter scarce and frm-wesferp
extras, 5afI: do. frsts. 23a24. Petroleum steady
crude, 1895: refined, ll54sl2. Coffee dun aud
DCmlnaliy Z 'over-BiO cargo. iLaaOI.: jobbinR,
l1a2l1a. W Risky dull, l2lhal.22.
NEW YORK, Sept. lO-Stocks active and lower
Money; IA. Gold, l6s' Exchange, long, 4s2
snort, 4S1z. Governments active aud steady
NEW YORK, Sept. l0.-Flour dull and dropping
wheat qulet and unchansed. Corn quiet aud steady
LONDON, Sept. To- Il 80 p. m.-ConsoIs for money,
ZIG; account, 941s. Erie ia; preferred, "a The
sock exchange will be closed 10 for repairs
times. ~ ~
LONDON, Sent. 10, 3:4S m.-Erie, 49,; preferred
6h. Sugar: 22s a2ls ed. for No. II ID. s. on the
spot; rs cd. for do. atoat.
FRASKFoEr, Sept. 10, p. m.-U s. bonds, new
3 8, IUN1,.
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HATS RECEIVED THIS WEEK-New STYLES
OF men 8 and boys hats, for dress, business,
or school wear. at moderate prices, at Lewis
! and X. q1O0
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MEDICAL. DC.

nR. LEON,
~ The Oldest established Ladies Physician,
REMOVED To
80 SARATOGA ST., NEAR calvert, B.LrrNoRK.
Ladies desiring treatment of any Complaint can
Spa,a 1oSs sGs aa1 sasas
- situations free at DR.. bARBYs, is ~ 9 sti.
COLONIZATION Building.l jyl-4mS
nR: AND MRS. WILsON.-A Thoroughly eTpe.
Midwife Attend ladies' Il their Somss or pieas anS
rooms and the best attention 1t the Doctors private
Park st., near Saratoga ST.. Baltimore maysly
nR. A. 7, BQSWORTR, 9 the Washinston Eleo-
u troRathio Institution, 81 8: street northwest,
cures an nervous and chronic diseases Of Whatever
aAIss and diseases q SSiISnen 70
yanic and Electro.chemicsl BATHs, tie most fnviS-
.na 2:: s g ssn
nR. ROBER fsON, FROM BALTIMoRF;
nssIy SsPsSssffs Shs Gas
Diseases Of the Urinary Organs, Gonorrh@a, Gieet,
Structure, Syphilis, and spermatorrhns, Gases Of
poison entirely ersdcsted from the system sna a the
Sn ON Of sSr.
memory and insanity, general debility, organic
VI mHSssnsSyJ irrtsSy Ptops
evil fo5ebodings fdistrast, 40, speedily cured
scientific aly and honorabY treated Refers 70 the
Ing Physicians q Baltimore once fIT o me .esa
northwest, from to pm. ms,s-iy
pOGERTS VEGETABLE OOUGa so III
Be cured sGpsfn s
orou Use a lSf al PsoD
and b. x Us R5H a. q
the proprietor, l3l2 street northwest novl4-H
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Two MEN FALL THIRTY FEEr.-AbOut 10
o'ciOcE this morning two colOTed Carpenters,
Arthur Perkins aud George Payne. while
Working on house on Massachusetts ave
Due, between III and 81 streets, fell a dis
farce of about 90 feet, and the latter was
badly hurt about the head. Perkins escaped
with q lev brulses.
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ALLEGED HoRsE-THIEF ARRESTED ON
REQ CisITIoN.-Last evening, Officer Sui
ivan, of the second precinct, arrested Henry
Matthews, alias Kelly, colOred, as a fugitive
from justice from Prince Georges county,
ma, where he is charged with stealing a
horse He was sent to Jail to awaft a re0ui-
sition which Sheriff Wallis, it is understood,
has for him.
THE MAN who COI his eye at the Speaker
ship OF the next House will have to pay his
special Improvement taxes through J. C.. Law
q Co, 223 \ street. before Snnaet.-AHk
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RFAL ESTATE SALE.-B. II. Warner real
estate broker and auctiOneer, sold Yesterday
afternoon at auc, lion, through j. Il. Coldwell,
salesman. for VIM. F. Mattingly and Chas
r.. PfentlsS. trustees, parts of lots 1. 3, and 9,
IN square Us. improved by small house
known as No. 9i6 Delaware avenue between
L and streets northeast, TO Geo. w. Smith,
AT - 800. y
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PROPERTY OWNERS save money by pay
lrgspeC.aI Improvement taxes through Dick
son 8 Patterson.
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a DIAMOND weighing IS karats. and said
10 be the largest In the Unttei States NAV
ne seen in Galt's show window. 1t IL corsid-
fTabiy oil color, out Is nevertheless very
valuable, and looks big enough for a door
knob for some OF the California millionafres
We reau auCEL
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HOTELS.
SUMNER RESORTS.
EXCHANGE |, HOTEL,

AAA EXCHANGE HOTEL
40 MANASSAS, Va,
s:R Situated on the highest point on 20. MD
land rsilrosd 81 miles from Washington, with Morn
Ing and evening trains each way. Fare for ronnc
trip, 81 10. The hote Il new, with double p0rcbac
the entire length. The rooms are well furnished.
and the dining room cool and airy. The country A.
S healthy g. any In the world, aud there are no,
uusq uitoes. Boarders without children preferred.
Jeb-sm FRANCIS J. CANNON, Proprietor
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uOLY OROss CHURCH,
IL SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

IL
H SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
81, TO give to children good training IN
Lsngusees, Drawing and Music School viii open
TUESDAY, lith day Of September, in the Chapel
bnloins, corner OF 18th street and Massachusetts
Rev. Jas. A. Harold, Rector, assisted by oompe-
Apply to Rector, ct his residence, 1913 p street
northwest, or at Chapel at .. m. daily. sugls In
CUMBERLAND VALLEY INsTITUTE,
~ lMALE,) MseAaatcksbKrs, Pam Academic.
year, September 18th. Average charge $40 per
year: five hours by rail from Ws.hingtcns
angn- In RKy. o. EGE SON.
THE HOSE SCHOOL, Mis- Am. HANSON,
Hin Il aGss %
The " Eseelss Academy, WIN resume it's Quite. on
s snpId MBER lst Large rooms ard ample play
NTAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, for both sexes. d
lvl on the Phla. and Bait. Central r. Il. Superior
buildings home care; earnest teachers; able 1ectu-
rsrs; puIils can remain vacations. Inosr norstsd.
Hon. Washington Townsend says CAS- 10 the
xo S.d ss
and the srosrs n inO.ieass Be @. sea d'''iDns'
O. ssoeisop S.ln seIi D. d. ." T. Harvey M D.;
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PIANOS. dc.

PIANOS. dc.
INHE sTIEFF PIANOS, unsurpassed in tone,
Il touch, and durability, on easy terms-
or large discount for cash. -
G.. l.. WILD BRO, Sole Agents WNn
1923 9TH street northwest,
fhslf square above Patent Otfice.)
Pianos and all instruments tuned and repaired.
Pianos for rent. auv9l-tr
4 sPLENDID STOCK OF THE wORLD-Rl
IA kOWNED BNABE PlANOS-Parior-
Grand, Square Grand, Square and Upright ~
Pianos; VIM mcCanmon's celebrated Pi-VuHyI
amos, Octsves, full toned Pianos from other ell
knowp factories which will also sell and rent on
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attended to. Mrs. y. REICHENBAOH, 423 fIth
street, few doors above Ps. ave. mayl9ly
"lECkER BRO. 3" PIANOS ARE THE BEST
- made IN the country. They take the
lead OF all FIRST class Instruments, being un ~
riyaed in beauty Of tone aud perfection oftttVvN
mechanism In every detail.
Prices reasonable. Terms easy.
g. KUHN, Sole Agent,
$50 New York avenue, Washington, d. u.
Pianos regulated, tuned, exchanged and for rent
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