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A L E XA ND RIA.

HUNTING PAKTT.-COlOHei t.. II. DGianv,
capt. Henry EUi2DN, Nr Richard DuIanV.
Mr.. Henry DulaEy, Mr.. ROZier Dulany. Col.
Weiby Carter. Mg. John DeBu'ts. Mr. Guv
Wiling, ana Mr.. Richard RD,>Gl started
last TUESDAY for Denver, from whence they
VIII proceed on q hunting trap To the plains
beyond that point. They 90 upon the invi-
tation Of Mr.. Henry Dulany, who supplies
the whole Outfit-aud the party Ire splendidly
eQuipred-and takes them 10 Denver in a
palace car chartered for their special use.
SUDDEN DEATH-Mrs- Aun Grimes wife
OF Mr.. James G.. Grimes. of this civ. died
Suddenly in Washington last nj Sht. while on
visit 10 her daughter IN that city. She TIA
been cripple for years from rheuIna tiSnl.
out her death was unexpected, though 10 may
rave been FASTENED by n fail she received n
week previous TO its occurrence. She was
the eldest sister of Mr.. q. w. Clifford, super
lIteuGent OF police Of this city.
LAND SALE.-On Thursday last Mr. Rus
sell sold the r. q. Buck place" containing
100 acres, to James A. Johnson, at 8 per
acre, and the ''HOOf lots, p adjoining the town
OF Front Royal. containing - : acres, to 4.
Shlpe Of baltimore, at SiU2 per acre.-GG-
zet'C, "a
ASSAULT on PREACHER. - A Rev.
Clement Robinson, coiOre,i, was returning
rom Bculah church te the residence Of Geo
l.. Seatou. last night, some person behind
him threw brick, striking III. Robinson On
the side OF the head and knocking him sense
less. He recovered, however in a short time.
and proceeded OIL his way. TliS was q mos,
caStardly assault, and we hope the offender
may he brought 70 iusticc.-S,utHsi
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Deputy Marshal Phillips has returned to
his post. after a short visit 10 New York and
20 Saratoga.
See notice Of meeting 10 be held tomorrow
night at the Board Of Trade Rooms 10 or
game new building association.
Judge ~ ell. of The Police Court reful ed
last light from a short visit to his Old home
10 Maine. He looks remarkably well
Rev II. 4. Cleveland, of Foundry VI. Z.
church, returned to the city last evening,
after months vacation in Northern Penn
Eylv3nia and WsS tern New York.
The second game Of base bali for the ANA
teuT championship, between the Nationals
and Eagles, yesterday, resulted ia a wet Jry
for the former ny a score Of Il to-
Mr.. James NckeS, an old resident OF the
eastern section OF his city. dici vestsIds Y
ut his country residence, a. NOkeE silIe, Gull
III CT county Virginia, after lOuE iineSs.
Bv O. 'er Of The Secretary OF the Navy. the
Marine tand will accompany the Potomac
boat club on their excursion on Wednesday
evening next. ard the concert az the Smith
sOuian grounds Will take place on Thursday
evening instead.
yesterday a cOTOner'S Jury 81 INQUEST was
held on the remains OF an lnfant-a head ard
faCd-fOUnd near the Harmonial Cemetery,
and the jury returned a verdict that IL came
70 its death AT the residence Of its parents.
Robert and Mary Jane Blackburn, ll25 81
street. on the nth instsnt, by reason Of
MANTLE cOLyUlSiOnS.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS.
w H. wHEArLkY,
MEDICAL, &c.

- The Oldest established Lsdie. Ply stefan.
HAS REMOVED To
IS SARATOGA ST., MAR CALVERT, BALTIMORE
Ladies desiring treatment Of any complaint can
consult hin, with the utmost confidence.
Separate roo,r1s for lady patients. iyB 2n'
sEltations free at Dr. DARBYS, lis AZ s.
DETERMINATION BCildins.l Iyl-im'
nR: AND MRs. wILsON.-A thor0ug nay ex pc
Midwife. Attend ladies At their homes, or pleasant
roops and the best attention at the Doctor priv
Park st near Saratoga ST., Baltimore. mays,Iy
nR. A. L. BOswORTa, q tbs Washington EIec-
- troRathic Institution, 91s street northwest,
cnres all nervous and chronic diseases of whatever
MALES, and diseases Of Children . specislty. Gal
vanic and Electro chemical BATHS, the most invig-
science Oonsultstion and examination free. spi-6n
nR. R0BERTsUN, FROM BALTIMORE,
~ can be consulted Al 424 10Th street northwest,
DAY and sATU RDAY. ffCIi to 1p hD IN an
Diseases Of the Urinary Organs, Gon0rfhGa. elect
Structure, yraii-, ard SD,rullt"~rtuea, Cases Of
u M lT rhea recently contracted TED In 20 DAYS
SYPHILIS in all it, stages quicky curei, anu the
poison entirely eTadicated from the system, with
by excuses and abuse in youth, causing loss Of
memory AID insanity, general debility, organic
weak ess, impoteuCy nervous irritaoty ,sy mptons
OF ccnsumptiou, indigestion, palpitatiOn Of the
heart, psns in back timness Of sight or giddinsSs
eNi forebodings, Elf d,srust, &C. speedily cured
3! newly discovered reno dies. Gentlemen placing
Themselves in Or b hand can rely upon being
scitatihcally and hrnordhly treated. Refers the
ing ply siCans IF Baltimore Ofice t2I IArh street
northwest, from > to pm. marc y
RQGERT'S VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
II MsptSd' Ssse Il Th92nins Csugh that cannot
SYRUP 1t Is also the beet in use for Conghs.
Colds Ioarseness Sore Throat, Group, nd all BTon-
and Sy CHaRLs s SIsGT COT ru s5
the proprietor, 1912 G street northwest. nOyIi-Iy
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NLLEGEn RoEREKY 81 a WAsrIxGro,

y CHAPTER or bout 81
o'clock yesterday afternoon James Ralph, in
the employ OF Samuel Lloyd, was unhitch-
ing mule team in Temperance alley. when
one Of the animals kicked him in the mouth,
lnnlctlng serious wound. lie was taken 10
his house, IIII sth street.
AboutGk O'Clock last evening, Mrs. Amelia
I.rOshears, 10 the employ OF Mr.. Henry King,
No 30 Ith street. while walking on a plank
from the second story window to the roof OF
the back building, fell 10 the pavement be
SOW, distance OF 25 feet, owing 10 the board
breaking with her weight. She was picked
up ana carried 70 her room. DR.. BehIends
was called in, and found both OF her ankles
badly injured.
Yesterday afternoon buggy containing
Mrs Black and friend broke down at the
corner OF 9Th and d streets, and Mrs. B. was
slightly hurt.
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C. TT Y TT T. Ms

= ATS "A splendid assortment Of meiium
brown and light shades, in soft felt. suitable
Ioi ran wear some very cheap, AT Lewis
"Cue Price Store $50 IJu street, between
ara X. We have our usual elegant line OF
boys hats, tor dress aud school.
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HEADQUARTERS for genuine imported O.
gars at o. PenIsy IvaLia avenue. al.G


hFAnQUABTERs for genuine imported CT
gaf' al Oh pennsylvania ayeLue G,l,G
TAKE TIME by the forelccl ara send such
garments as yOU desire cleaner or dyed be-
fore tie rush o1 work commences al tue new
dv. works a. 4. Fisher. No %. G street,
near etu. or % his old stand, Cts 1th street.
opposite the Patent Once. PCaCtaaiity. 70
spectacle work and reasonable terms o. 1:
BEFORE SENDING your children away 70
school. mark their clothing with Smiths
rubber stamps or stencils, 1913 Pa. ave. S.2GG
CorBs Extracted " ithout Pain,
80 The shoe can he worn v tn ease Bu1iOns,
lESrONlng Nails, Vascular EXCre>Ccnces,
treated, Al Or. Whites establishment. 18th
street. opposite the Treasury. HOurs a.
IL. 10 p, m.
MECHANICAL TINKFRING cannot arrest
the oeCcmpCS- ton Of tIe teeth Nothing viii
90 'i4s but That pure diSinlgc;2ut AMI pre-
sen $tIve which, under the name OF Syz0,ior3f.
las become staple OF the toilet throughout
The world. go
THE NArIoEAL SAVINGS BAyE, corner Or
EeW York avenue and 18Th street, pays PER
cent ger aruum o. deposits fCr each calendar
month. Ranking hours, & % =. Saturtays,s
U and toe, RJSI4tls
$50 10 10000 has been Invested IN Stock
privileges and paid 200 per cent profit. "Hov
- do it book on wall street. sent free.
cambridge = Co., Bankers, Wall street,
New York CD.
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BCTLDISC ASSOCIATION.-At the twelfth
monthly meeting OF the Second Washington
60 operative Building Association. held last
eight S5 600 was sold, at "a average OF II5
Ter cent premium.
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COLLARS tat DO rot need washing are de-
Strsbie articles TIE Elmwoot and Warwick
are the Only collars MADE that keep clean
-crg -r ul2n two days.-Adg.
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NOTICE To WATER CONSUMERS. Major
Lubey. Water Registrar, gives notice thai
the Potomac water will be shut OF from IA
O'Clock Saturday night To 70 O'Clock gunTav
night IN that portion OF Washington BOUNDED
~ l4th street west ard New Jersey avenue
and Pennsylvania avenue and G street north
and or Capitol Bill aud Navy Yard, for the
purpose OF putting stOP-cOek in the new 81
inch main
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Weather Probc1HHfes To-day.
OEr1cv or CHR sIevAL OEFICER,

WASHINGTON, September ,. isG
For NV Frglavd and The middle states
slightly falling barometer. southeast winds
and clear OF partly cloudy weather. with in
Creasing clCUdiness. higher temperature and
occasion al light rains ia New England and
the northern portion Of the middle states.
LOCAL RECORD.
The thermometer in the business Office OF
THF STAR ranged to-day as follows: a. M,
20; 10 a. m, 80. l. m, -; 2 pm. 81.
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THE DAILY Run OvER-Yesteriay after
noon a brewers wagon, driven by George
SteZel, ran over and severely injured a
colOrC1 man named Traverse Taylor, two
wheels passing over his legs.
In the Police Court, this morning, George
steele, in charge on the wagon ARRESTED by
Officer WeSt), was charged wi III fast dri wing.
The court (Jddge Millsl stated that this was
hot an ordinary case OF fast driving. aud in
going away after doing the injury the driver
showed want of the ordinary feelings oThu-
mainly. The court imposed fine OF so, or
sixty Gays imprisonment, stating he honed
such a fine would have its effae,
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LOCAL NE US.
Condensed Locals,
Amusemenfs, &c, To-Ntxh

NOficlGi 7hFOfre -MeSsTS. Baker and Far
ron in Conrad ard Lizette."
Fcrd's OJerG RosSe.-Haverly's Ministries.
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tNSUCCESSF Full ATTEMPT FORGERY
At Scranton, Pa, on "Wednesday. 2 Young
man giving the name Of Sha!er. presented 10
the cashier ofthe Merchants anu Mechanics
Bank check for -S,7un, aud asked to hav.. IL
caShed. The check pUrpOrted 70 be from the
First National Bank Of camden n j 70 tho
Fourth National Rauk o. New York and
was accompanied by letter OF introduction
puTpOrting TO be from the president Of the
t5mten bank. The casEier held the Ietr4 :
and cheek and told the youth 10 can gam ia
haIi an hour. Meantime ne c0unIauaioat III
WIN the police ami a>CeFttinet bv rele IRA an
ing 10 Camden That the documents were
fOrgerles TIE fOrger. however. Is clneh
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FATALLY STABBED At y WEDDrTs-Ar
Dayton, ohio, yes teriay, W William Dawson,
eN-cOlOnel Of ar Indiana regiment. while at
tending wedding party At BarlOW'S Hill
having refused admission Ia six r0usH, was
stabbed by one Of them, uame,i James Muir
pny. IN the abdomen, from the effects Of
which he died IN few minutes a bout three
hundred persons gathered around the fail
last night with the avowed purpose OF lynch
" urpny, tut were prevented by the entire
police force Of .- CITY
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1000 genuine Cuban Golden Eagle COZ
Chts, al 20 cents each, no discount tDdca!erS
These Ciggrs are selling st = cents "a New
OK, PHILIP II. WARD.
3,2.b Corner 18th street and Pa av
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y NURDERoUs S-gCNDREI.-In WeFanS-
days Herald a report was given of q IocomO-
tive and several cars being OVERTURNED
through misplaced switch on tna Morris
aud Essex railroad at Newark Yesterday
afternoon The notorious Jack DOnaLUe. was
arrested at his house, on Morris and Essex
railroad avenue, Oh q charge of maliciCuslv
throwing the switch, thereby causing the
accident, He was held in 50 900 bail.-.N y.
Herald 20fh.
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IHE TREASURY RoBBERY CAsE.-Yester-
~, ~ eIIer oar report Of the case OF Theodore
W DIo"4l, charged with being implicated
~ TIE robbeTy OF SiI 900 from the Unt~i
States treasury IN June last, with w. ii.
O,InlaL aad Benjamin II. HaileckD closed.
lehetby discussion took pace on the al,
mission OF certain evidence, and pending the
discussion the court adjourned 70 : O'Clock
to-day.
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MARRIAGE AT THE FOUNDRY M. Il
CHCRCH.-Nr. Edwin {, Fawcett and Miss
Maggie Walton, daughter OF Mr.. William
walton, were united in marriage by the
Rev. l. y. Cleveland Al the Foundry NJ T. 3
church. AZ O'Clock last evening. in the pres
eDce OF many OF their friends. After raceiv-
ing numerous congratulations they let for a
tour Of the northern cities.
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HOTELS
SPINGLEK HOUSE,

SPINGLEK HOUSE,
UNION SQU4RE, NJ
EUROPEAN PLAN.
A SELECT FIRST CLASS HOTEL ia the heart
OF the city; convenient t. AL places Of business,
Ihe doors tor all steamboat piers Forbes aud rail
road depots. Guests and more quiet, comfortable
ara injurious '.horic' at the SpIN6LER for less
money than n the larger frst-cIass hotels File
gently furnished rooms 81 Per day upwards Car
rage hre y wed as Union Square Is easily resch-
Cd ~ street cars G r stas es
saRl2-lm J. P.PR0ST, Proprietor
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SooY, the defauiting treasurer OF New Jer-
sey, Underwent al examination yesterday
resulting in his committal In default Of
S15,OO0 bail. The exact amount of the defcft
Is ascertained 10 be SiI,1l6,66.
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ta. PkkABLAU TnACHEs PIANO, HAl.
- EcHr en1 the Cultivation Of the voscs A3-
cress Hrr bkICHENBAOEE Pisno store, 30,
az lta stree. north weef, decll-iys
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THE THEATERs TO-SIGHT.-The new
play, Conrad and Lizette." was presented
at the National TheateT last night, w IN
Baker and Farron III the primer pal roles
The play is an improvement OH "Helnricn
aud hetiie,' and sftOTiS more scope for the
display Of the cOmiCal powers Of Baker and
tarron. Tonight is the benefit of these gen
tIemen. and they ought to be welcomed by
large audience. Matinee tomorrow.
HaveTly's Minstreis present a most anus
ing programme. blending operate with pop-
u!aT music, witty sayings, limitations
dances, &c. at FOrd's Opera House tonight
The house was crowded last eXening Matt
nee To- morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-03

PRICES JEvELRY STORE. No. 457 Penn
sylvania avenue. near ~ street, received
some beautiful fall styles of jewelry this
morning fOr ladies' snd geu,lemen's wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-03

FRUSTRATED BY HEART DIsEASE-Mr.
James Padgett was Frustrated hy AT attack
OF heart disease at the corner OF Gth street
and Louisiana avenue last night and OH
ers Davis and FarraT took charge OF him.
ana after sending for several physicians, pro
cured the services OF Dr. J. r. Dexter, who
rendered medical aid AFTER which he was
removed 10 his mothers residence on r
street, near North Capitol.
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4 Cool CARD.-Under date Of August 80
JOS. Sooy. the defendant treasurer of the
STATE OF New Jersey, sent the following card
10 Gov Bedle: "Owing to the bad condition
OF my health and other reasons feel con-
strained To inform you that am no LONGER
able TO perform the duties OF treasurer OF
the state OF New Jersey, and / hereby sur
render the said office, as I cannot bencef1rtb
nerfOrn The said dnties.r
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FATAL INCENDIARIsM BY TRANPs-A
stable belonging 10 the poor farm at Arling-
ton, Mass, was set on fire Wednesday morn
ing by tramps, and pauper named Samuel
Russell, who was asleep in an adjoining
building, was burned 10 death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-03

WHY SHOULD THE SPIRIT OF MoRTAr
BE PEoUD?-Is best answered by the fact
that II the Aforesaid mortal be a taxpaver
VINO has paid his special Improvement taxes
through J. c. Lay & Co, 223J < street, ne has
good reason 70 &c proud OF his business saga.
city.-AdU.
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A CLERGYMA VINDICATEb.-Rev C. A
Grouber, pastor OF the German lutheran
Church Of West Meridian, Conn. accused of
improper relation with young LADY, has
been declared innocent by the synod OF TIE
church, and his congregation has PASSED a
vote OF confidence in him. Mr.. Grouber's
resignation, which was presented ana accept
ed short time since. has been made void,
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THE FINANCIAL PROSPECT IN FRISCO
BRlGHTENING.-It is believed that the san
Francisco STOCK board will reopen next week
All the clerks OF the bank of California were
discharged Wednesday. In addition To the
disbursements by the United States treasury
the United States branch mint in San Fran
cisco Will be ready TO issue about 80 900. 900 in
coin in few days. The financial prospect is
frightening and the feeling is buoyant.
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LOOh UCI FOk THE IMPOSTFR.-A ma
Gle q geU German woman, dressed IN BLACK
carrying with Der large basket. mas been
soliciting aims among kCCsekeepers IN the
central portion OF the city, OStenSitly in be-
Lalf OF blind girl who resides with her
mother on nth street. The woman IN black
IS an lmpOsteT, and people should be on
Their guard aga INST her. BOth the blind girl
and her mother FEEL annoyed at the aSsur-
anee OF This woman, as they have no personal
knowledge or heE whatever. The police
should lCOk AFTER her
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SUDDFS DEATH.--A cOlored girl, named
Emma SmallwOOd aged anOuf twenty wears
servant ~ Mr.. Biaudiaus, No. 800 NJ street,
was found dead Ia her room this :nOraiur.
cause OF death supposed 10 be heart d se3s6.
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THE CLERKsHIP OF TIE POLICE CoUKF.
Slr. l.. &. Dawson, The clerk OF the Police
Court, who has been absent from his post
Tor Yearly three months past, will, IL is un-
GcrstOOd, be superseded on Monday next
Mr.. r +. Lee ShtOu, the assistant clerk who
las been filing the position OF clerk VIII
not be affected ia his position as assistant
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TOE POTOMAC RIyEB LANDINGs-

. The win sDc fsvcrite Iron Steamer -
PLOT BOY W. h Byles, Captain I-~tE<x<f
having been thoroughly overhauied and rar-fsr-
viii resume her trips fer Potomac river Lsusus on
fSESbA1 March I'd and every To SSDAY and
ehTl EBAY thereafter, leaving FitzEuQ4 - yhRrf,
loot OF oh street, a. oClOck e a RsturninF, VIII
arrive NJ Washington every wednesday sud SEr3sy
Freight receives daily.
A. hreights must be prep,id
fabT n. L FITZdUgA Asep
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COINS ENtrncted Withnnt PAIN.

BEFORE SENDING your children away q
school. mark their clothing with Smiths
rubber stamps or stencils, 1913 Pa. ave 1856
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GALL AT ON Ch
And SEE THE STYLES.
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y STFN'GRAFHIC ASSOCIATION ORGAN
l[ED-A meeting Cf Shorthand writers was
hels Al The Office OF Alexander * Dararv. No
4''a street. last evening. aiti constitution
ara by- laws were adopted. which provide
u AT lie organization snail be called the
'.StsEograIhiC AsSociatiCu OF the pistric. Of
fG,uT-rits and 81 persons WHO have ac-
quiTt- Inc art o. shorthand, ard who can
WIG eighty words per minute. ara xiigibIe
10 membership. The following officers were
elected. Z. 4. Wlfstrand. president. W J. p
Clarke, vice president; +. J. DeLaud. secra-
tary J /. a aprz'y, treasurer; II. II. AIexan-
der, J. T. Rose, Ambrose ATnan. George W
Rose, and ". Curtis, executive board.
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GEORGETOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
Young LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS, No a.
1T street, Gegrsetowr. II Principal, Miss
Lucy STEPHENSON, assisted % Professors sd
? fuil corps ot Teachers. English, French and La
lA 4 mere = h Under garten in connection with
tie school i"T Little Children from thrse 20 seven
/ ."hE'.n pleasant and h-athfGl. Advantages IN
tNrtlied. Charge med rate
The Annual Session opcrs Tt ESDAH. Sertan,',ar
IL. ls-s. ausSI 81
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HIM sense Quantity.
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TIE WASHINGTON MONUMENTAL meet
80 81 the Washington National Monument
society vas held al the CITY Hail; Dr. J b
biSAe H. the chair, and ]. Carroll Brent, esq.
secretary. Mr.. Edward Clark. from tie
SIeclI committee appointed 70 take charge
81 TIE SAFE and removal Of Old buildings and
h'it-vFl-t ia q" monument grounds, report Z
t.at some u the Old buildings aud material
Lst- p en- disposed Of last Monday at auction
bUi the aUctiOleeT had not made his returns
y general discussion followed. and the man
seeIreIt appeared hopeful Of reuewed interest
IN he cause. especially in contemplation o.
ne Centennial year. Prom the contingent
*h.>cTlI lions by Masonic and other OrganiZa-
uCli~r lie society expect tn realize 81 90.
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MAIL STEAMSHIPS. os
ONLY LINK CARRYING THEG3kk
AMERICAN FLAG.
Sailing every THURSDAY from Pnilsdslphfs tos
QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL.
CABIN, INTERMEDIATES ssd STEERx6I
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
Rates o. Low a. by another nrst-class Line
PETEB WRIGHf SONS, General Asenfs
Philadelphia.
H.. d. COOKE, in. q 90. CBankersJ, Areuts,
suGD-H 1879 Street Wsshinstor.
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NOUNG LADIES'

her g. sngP.' 90
s,EokGET6 WSFEMALE SEMINARY, No Il
N StOddard street. boarding and day school For
terms apply to Miss LIPSCOMB, PRINCIPAL: Bal
inntyre r.. 42S 9TH street; Gilmans drug store. Pa
q enue s-s-Ion opens September 10th. Street cars
Pas WITHIN one s4usre Of seminary sug23 tdecsl
RCNS, ACADEMY, Al street nOrthW est, sunder-
~ laGds Church, will commence its 9th year
eEPT; .; For pArsicrlars and special advants ges
afforded by this Academy, see Circular q prifcip,I
bookstores, or address the Principal, No. 1915 az
street southwest. aus2I Am
'FHEO. INGALLS, KING.
OrgGHJH S.. yoih' PdTtSa,
TEACHEROF
PIANO. 0hGNN, ETC.
Twenty Lessons SH or $50. Address p q Box
oxd. aug2l-lm