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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MASTA'S
BALSAM

Is speedy! and certain remedy for Coughs Ca
tarrh, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Bronchlt's
Influenza, Hopping Cough, Aathms and the vari
GUS affections of the Lungs and Chest,
Thousands have been speedily aud eHectuaiiy
cured by its timely use while suffering with severe
colds, protracted coughs, and with various other
forms of LUNG DISEASE. 1t is prepared from
vegetable balsams and the medicinal properties OF
roots al herbs, containing no minerals or poison
GUS drugs 1t can be taken with perfect safety al
all times.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-10
ASTONISHINdi

"Yet forty days, and Ninevah shall be overthrown'
Future euents prophecied by rules in BENNER's
PROPHETIC BOOK. Fortunes fortold in the ups and
downs of prices for the next twenty years. the fU.
ture judged by the past. What years to make mon.
ey on pig-iron hogs, corn. provisions, cotton, and
when we will have the next panic what year hard
times will end and business revive again Every
farmer, manufacturer, legitimate trader and specu
lator should have this book to know the future SC
as ito avoid loss and be successful, Sent to any
name, post paid. for 81. Address SAMUEL BEN
NER, cambridge, Ross County, Ohio.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-10

NnElun eEEM wanted to learn Telegraphine
GUVWU wi Nv and take offices on new lines
which are furnishing with operators. SalaI,
from $40 to 800 month and steady promotion.
Particulars mailed free. Address y. i. TELEGRAPH
INSTITUTE, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-10

NICE RULING done at THE ARGUS
BlNDERY, Leave orc ers at the counting
room, If
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GEORGETOWN.

ACCIDKNr.-Yesterday afternoon, between
Two and three O'Clock, John Coon, an eight
year cid son Of John w. Ccou. while at.
tempting To climb up on the railing which
1ncloses the Ba ptist church, fell, striking
bis forehead and infiicting severe cut over
bis left eye. He was picked up in an insen-
tlble condition and carried TO his home, at
10i High street, where he remained for sew
eIal hours in a stupor. DR., Richie rendered
MEDICAL assistance.
DEATHS Mrs Richard Ellis, who resided
on Water street, near High, died suddenly OF
heart disease at an early hour this morning.
''''Miss Annie Mudd, q well-known and
highly respected young lady Of this town f.,
died OF consumption at her late residence,
No. II High street, at three o'clock yester-
day afternoon.
GRAIN Trade 200 bushels OF wheat, to
arrive In the boat w. A. Moore, were offered
on Change this morning, with no sales; 2 500
bushels of wheat sold after Change last Sat-
urday at 81 80 per bushel.
REAL ESTATE SALE-Thomas Bowling
sold, at f1ve O'Clock last Saturday afternoon,
part OF lot 249, in Beatty and Hawkins adj
d1tfon, situated on High street, near Road
street, and improved by two story frame
house, TO II. T. Frey, for 81 OBS
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ALEXANDRIA.

INDICTMENT AND DIsAPPRARANCE OF
Mr.. GEORGE r. SHINN.-In our corporation
court report OF Thursday the mention was
omitted that the grand jury, on that day,
bad found true bill of indictment against
George K Shinn, for the forgery OF certain
pIomissory note for 1852. Mr. Shinn having
been long prominent merchant here, for
several Successive terms president CT the
common council. and connected with some
OF our most worthy citizens, induced the pro-
prfet OF this paper TO pass by the omission,
In the hope that, by speedily meeting the
charge, Mr.. Shinn would clear himself of Its
odium, IL q fair trial. But the fact stands
that he has failed to do so, and that the city
sergeant having been armed with q bench
warrant issued by Judge Lowe for his arrest
on the finding Of the Indictment. has so far
failed tn find him, and there Is ample ground
for the statement that he has left the city
Mr.. Shinn's course in leaving the city at this
Time creates an unfavOrable impression. His
absence is unavoidable, and that he will
return and indicate himself. TIE indict-
ment charges Mr.. Shinn with forging the
name OF VIM. A. Moore on negotiable note
for 1852 In January last. 1t is stated that on
this forged note he obtained its nominal
value, In credit, or some other way, fro %
Josephus Carr, ESQ. OF Loudoun. 1t will be
remembered that Mr.. Shinn failed in bust
ness last winter, with liabilities to a number
OF persons. Charges OF conduct unbecoming
a merchant were then preferred against him
before the corn exchange, and he was sus-
pended temporarily from membership. He
was, for some time subsequent to his failure,
in extreme sickness and his mind much
affected.
THE BEULAH BAPTIST CHURCH.-The
members OF this church assembled, pursu-
ant to adjournment, last night, at 8 o'clock.
Present, by invitation, his Honor, the Mayor,
and Messrs. Agnew, Stewart and Bell. Rev.
Mr.. Matchett, Baptist minister and lawyer
from Washington, and Rev. @. Robinson,
the pastor Of the church, were also present.
Before the business of the meeting COM
menced, Mr.. Matchett spoke to the mem
beers Of the church relative to their duties,
and the manner in which the cause of reli-
gion might be made to prosper In their midst.
When he had finished, q hymn was sung, and
the meeting proceeded to the unfinished
business of the previous night, his Honor,
the Mayor, In the chair. The roll was called
and the vote was: For sustaining the pastor,
"a; opposed to his course. 50. The Mayor then
handed the books and keys OF the church to
the trustees lately appointed by the court,
and declared the meeting adjourned. 1t is
said this morning that the pastor, Rev. G.
Robinson. and Rev. Mr.. MatcheJt waited
upon the Mayor and demanded the keys of
the church, and that law suit for the pos
bly, epsue.
RUMoRED ACCIDENTAL DKArH.-It is re-
ported by gentlemen from Loudon county
that Frank Williams, son OF the late Henry
8. Williams, young man OF 10. was killed
by the accidental discharge Of his gun while
hunting, near Tennallytown, on Wednesday
last Sentinel, 7tR.
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THE OOURTD,


COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Chief Justice Cartier and Judges Wylie,
Humphreys and Macarthur on the bench
To-day the following cases were heard:
plaintiff and Mr.. Wheeler for defendant, and
submitted.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Jwdoe DIN
To-day the following cases were tried:
Thonas BranDan, charged with bigRmy;
plead guilty. A statement was made to the
Court showing that the man had no inten-
ton OF committing the crime, and had pre-
viously borne good character. Sentence
was suspended, and Brannan permitted to
go at liberty. Edward Rooney, larceny OF
crsyon photograph from Brady's gallery
white, and Lewis Dodson, colored, grand
larceny; guilty. The former was sentenced
totwo years and the latter one year In the
POLICE CoURr-Judoe S,eu.
To DAY, Charles Richardson, for larceny of
q set OF harness worth $50, the property of
Charles Goodell, was sent to jail for six
or thirty days. Julia DodsoD, larceny OF a
calico basque belonging to Catherine Mon
fagre; 81. Edward Coates. assault on An
thony ThOmp sOn; 6. John Kershaw, threats
TO Sarah Conn; personal bonds to keep the
peace. Louis Pollard, larceny Of a watch
from James Snowden; $50 or sixty days.
Ellen Mack; 81 and restoration of the goat.
Henry Middleton, colored, charged with
keeping gambling house, where faro or
Otucf kd1nts Oh laZaru dre prayed. sergeant
Boteler and several officers Of the Sth pre-
cinct ratded the house on Sd street east Sat
urday night and captured about one dozen
coiOred men, all intent on the game of bluff;
grand jury, bonds 81, 900. Thomas Ruther-
f6rd, charged with keeping q place where
J. ttery tickets are sold, whose case W as con-
finued until to-day under bonds, failed to
res pord and his bonds were declared to be
forfeited. George w. Wilburn forfeited col
lateral. Reuben Tyler, carrying a pistol In
Georgetown; $40 or ten days. Tim Dowt
81 d William Stevens forfeited collaterals.
William Davis, same. Michael DrOny, do
George Jason, Charles Whelau, John Tyler
do. Jesse Davenport, loud; s5. Henry Fer
gusOn and Howard johnson, forfeited col
lateral. John Hill and John Kershaw. loud
ard boiste. GUS, IS each. Kate Pitcock. as
ssu't on Samuel Shreves; continued. Geo.
Anderson forfeited. Mary Ferguson, street
cursiDg; IS. David Thomas forfeited. VIM.
Il. Barnes, James Woodward, John Free
man, Willie Joy. Green B. Childs, John
Brent and Joseph Allen were fined IS each
for disorderly assembly. Jenny Davis, q
vagrant, was sent down TO scrub wOrkhouse
floors and earn her bread and soup. Henry
Clark, vagrant, was sent to the chain gang.
Thomas Cox, disOrderly; IS. Maggie Brown
and William Cox were fined as for same
Maggie Russell, profanity; IS. Patrick Col
Inns, tre3pass on park; IS.
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THE GODDESS OF LIBERTY KISSED IN
RICHMOND, NA.-The Richmond Wing of
the 1th instant, referring to the performance
of Madame Rentz's Female Minstrels In
that city, says: CAT the close OF the minstr
part OF the programme, when the Goddess of
Liberty was disclosed, displaying the ma
tional nag, few snake Ike Kisses were
audible, followed Immediately by an out.
burst OF applause. The snakes remained In
sibilant. and the charge was freely repeated
last night that the whole thing was 'rad-
zeal trick TO make political capital for use
in the pending elections"
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REMovAL-FYrst Class Securing and Dyeis,1.
A. Fischer has enlarged his establishment
by removing to his new building, 900 g street
northwest, three doors from 9Th street, near
the U. 8. Patent Office. By promptly adopt
Ing the latest improvements, whether of
American or European invention, he is en-
abled to do any work In q manner not to be
equaled by those not possessing these facil-
tiles. 9,13,12:
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A Yonic WithoutAIcehoI,


The Peruvian Syrup is q Protected Solution
OF the Protoxide OF Iron, which vital yes,
puri6es, and enriches the blood. Dyspeptics
and those suffering from Chronic Diseases
read The following:
From Rev. John Gregory, Pastor Of the IVES.
tsydn Methodist Church, at PittSt0n, L,lzerae
%, Pa.
My Dear Sir:-Having at various times
personally, and In my own and other fami.
lies, tested the great value OF the medicine
called Pe7nIdn syrup or Protected Soi,lfion Of
PTotOTfde Of Iron, most cheerfully recon-
mend 1t, especially TO those who are su fer
Ing from dyspeptic and nervous disorders.
As reliable and powerful Alternative, IL is.
1 think unsurpassed; and as a tonic, fire.
from all the Objectionable features of alco-
bol1c remedies, IL Is most efficient auxili-
airy TO the temperance cause. One of the
greatest hindrances to the temperance re-
form at pres eDt is, think. the medical use
OF alcoholic stimulants. Whatever may be
argued as to their necessity I'm certain cases
we have, In the PerInfdn Strap. a safe aud
efficient substitute for those dangerous rsm-
ecies. This testimony Is given unsolicited,
with the hope that some who are not yet az
quaintsd with the valuable properties of the
medicine may be induced 10 give 1t a trial.
Yours, truly, JOHN GREGORY.
CAUTION Be sure you get the PeruUidn
syrup mot Peruvian Bark Sold by dealers
generally. tbirty-two page pamphlet,
containing treatise on Iron as medical
agent, ard other valuable papers testimo-
malls from distinguished physicians, clergy
men, and others, will be sent free to any ad-
dress. SETH W. FOwLE & Sons, Proprs.,
So Harrison Avenue, Boston.
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Jefferson Davis, Theodore Tiltou, and join
8. Phelps OF Missouri, are going to sign 9
tripartite agreement fully generating eact
other, but pledging themselves never to trav.
ell by night any more Burlington Hd,0keye
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
sEPTEMBER nth, 1876.

Am. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
s:0oo-BsIti@ors. fllioott 0ity and Way Stations.
o4ppJ,b rt Annapolis, and Wsy Stations
Main Stem.
7:10-BaItinore. and Ale1apdria Junction. Sun
s:1O-Eew York, Phiiadelphia and Boston BI-
press: Pullman Psrlor Oars. Sunday, stops
s:3o-Bsltimore and Way Stations.
sDa snd
Valley koad; Parlor and sleepsrs. No con-
s4sNPont of k0ess ana Way Stations. H.r.
PIEDMONT and md way ss.sio Sn mani Ss STEM aa
s:35-New York and Boston Limited TX press and
No sn al pSs
delphfa SUNDAY TO Baltimore, Beiay, and
, Annapolis only)
i2:is-Baltimore, Way Stations, Euioost City and
l:I0-Ns. York. Philsdelphia and Norfolk TX:
Press, Alexandria JUNCTION. On Sunday, all
sso.BsisimOrs and Way stst dO Frederick
an: md f Esas' q Metro
Eolitan b. anch Conneets on Saturday for
90 Nsal,i%ors. &nnaD sp' and Way Stations,
s:a0-Baltimors and Way Stations to Annapolis
S4s-Oioeinusti and Louisville Express. I1.
ssssins csrs 10 oi5einnsti and af Le1iaSiis
SS-PPGSint 81 keess spa w., station
115-BaItimore and Way Stations.
5:35-Pfttsburg, Chicago, Columbus.
s:2SSIIBsitimore, Alexandria Junction and
lO:OO-6ew York and Philsdelphia Might EX-
press. Sleeping Cars to New York.
1O;OS-Batimore and Way Stations TO Annapolis
Junction.
1l:45-St. Louis Express Cincinnati and Chicago,
ITO. $40, $40, 9:3S o. m: lao. AS, $50,
5;43. 700, !:l5, 1888, $40, 1890, 1905 and
HAS D. m daily.
ALI other trains daily, except Sunday.
No connection on Sunday tor Haserstown or Val
ley Branch; or for New York and Philadelph at
$40 o. m and lao n.
For further information apply ct the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Ofices, Washfngton Stations, and
ass, 601 and sos Pennsylvanis avenue. and 81 3
18TH street northwest, where orders will Dc TAKEN
in the city.
THOS u. SHARP, Master OF Transportation.
l. NJ. COLE, Genei al Ticket Agent.
GEO a KOARTZ. Gspsral A oent. sepl.tr
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RARLOW'S ART GALLERY,

JgSi yeceireG. Fall Stock of HNGRAvINGs,
PH9TOGkAPHS, WATER COLOH DRAW-
ines, &C., and the latest styles of Frames. AN
Offering the celebrated OolO-ed Photographs at
greatly reduced prices. Oil Paintings and Water
Color Drawings in great variety. Dresden POrce.
lain Paintings and Frames 10 match All ST. les Of
Frames IN Gold aud silver Leaf, German Gilt. Wal
nut, Spanish and French Maple. Picture Nails,
Frames made 10 order and regiIt Paintings
Cleaned. Bestered and Vanished. Remaining
Sock OF last years Chromos at reduced prices.
Gallery open bv gssiight Until O'Clock, oct6 I'm
A LII PERSONS DEsIRIHG TO OPPOSE or
IA THEIB eEOOHDHAHD CLOTHING an do
20 the best advantage by applying to @. GOLD
BERG, Nos. 9l9 and S23 ID street n. ~. Notices
by m all attended to. octs- 3m
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800 FOR CASE of nervous or sick head
ache that DIR. Lodile's Headache Specific
will not cure. Price SOC. Ebbitt House Drug
Store. saw
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Easy Feet. he.

DIR. White, Chiropodist, of fifteen years
practical experience throughout the United
states and Canadas previous TO being To-
Gated in Washington, ID. c., In 1861, success
fully treats Corns, BuniOns, Diseased Nails,
Chilblains, Vascular Excrescences, &C., at
his establishment, 1416 Pennsy lvania avenue,
opposite Wizards Hotel. Fee, 81 per visit.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS.
WIN. II. wHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM
w DYEING And sCOURING ESTABLISH
MENT.
ESTABLISHED 1881,

Wrh q full Stock OF Foreign and nome stic Dye
Stufs, Chemicals, &C &, hrst-clsss Workmeu, ell
needed d achinery. and life time Experience, 1
pre- pared to Go all Work in my line, IN q STYLE
upsur parsed by any ablishm emit In the country
Work sent for end delivered without extra charge
In any part OF the District: received from and re-
turned to any place in the country by mail or ex-
press. Once and Works No. 80 Jefferson street,
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THE NEW BOOKS.
First Century OF the Re public e5 90
ummfes and Moslrms. Ohas. Dudley Warner 2 90
Historical Studies. Eugene Lawre, cs....-..... S.
The hfkado's Empire. W. e. Gritfs............ 90
Lapprey's History Of Napoleon, vol. S......... 50
Fleen an 3 Norman Conquest vol. 6............ ~
Miss ToDge Three rs
CLIFF $1,000 -. 90
Howells Life of 0U
Dsniei Derobda. Cheap paper edition complete 90
Wflkfe Collins Two Destinies....-....... $500. 80
Florence Marryat's MY Own Chiid .............. rs
At the Councillors. Author OF Old Nam selle's
SeCi L 20
Phsrsop ~ ~. 50
Free by mail.
SOLOMOES q CHAPMAN,
Agents Lawrence 'Pure LINEN" PAPERS,
uep2b-tr No gil Peunsy ly apia ave-
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
n rTHs sTI AMI "aATTAao." Oar.
Of S.h street, ever mon DAY and
xReDAf nQREIEGs, 81 2 o'oiocf, tor
No0fhi, including the favorite summer resort Of
eoLroNs, RrvER SPRINGS, and BLAKIsTos's Is
LAND. Returning viii arrive in Washington on
TUESDAY and fRIDAY BvKNIHGs, about sur
down. W. II. KILLAOU, Agent.
lyu'Sm 9Th street wharf.
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CHOOL BOOKS
Z. II. WHITAKER8,
(6uocessor to Warren Ohoate Co..
s41 PEHH sYE8sAEsfHHW A AVENUE,
Corner Of Tenth street,
where viii be found all the Text books used In the
Public and Private Schools and Colleges In the Dis
tict OF Columbia and vicinity, embracing the latest
publications in
GERMAN, FRENCH,
LATIN, 0BHBK,
ITALIAN, HEBREW,
SPANISH and ENaLISH,
Together with al the desirable styIss Of school
Requisites.
Parents and pupils Quested to call and exam,
Inc stock before purchasing slsewh here.
Strtntoa'S GsogrdphteS exchanged for C0rnsLps, or
sold at the Introduction prices.
L. N. WAITAKER,
Bookseller and StAtioner,
sep2 I'm GAL Pennsylvania avenue.
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DIR. LoDILLE's Headache Specific positively
cures nervous and sick head in ten to thirty
minutes. For sale at Ebbitt House Drug
Store. Price, 80 cents, 1s,1aw4w
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OLYDEp WASHINGTON, PHILApRLPHIA.
P9sToa AID PROVIDENCE sTlAMsHTP
The steamers OF the above line Win leave PnilsAs
phia every SATURDAY. at N. for -
yoSn.0n ah. .sffu sTsrs i JAY:
At ~ m, for Phlladelphia No wse.tass o. oxt:
from the above ports. Treiehts received and de-
liyered daily from 8 .; n. 70 ,. %: Orders Tor
and HIS Sth street northwest.
W. P. CLYDE 90,
30. - Q. Wharves, Philadelphia
j. ii. JOHNSON q 90,
Jslf-tr Agents for washington, foot lfth 81 "
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THE INTENSE II CHING caused by certain
disc as es of the skin is speedily aliayed by
Gtefn's SHDhtu Soap, which entirely re moves
every species of eruption, Is perfectly safe,
and far clean er and more effective than aoy
ointment. DEPOT, Crittenton's, No. :, Sixth
Avenue, New York.
LADIES OF forty who use Rlrs Hdfr DIE
seem ten years younger. mw,f6
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LOCAL NE VS..

Amusemenfs, Ac, Tonight.
Nnsoxoi Thedfer-"EvaDgeline.n
Fbrcrs Opera RO1Ise.-"The Octoroon."
77eafe, Conare.-'Trumps" and first class
yarferies
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REPUBLICAN POLE RAISING AT BLA-
DESsBURG.-The republicans bad two pole
raisinEs IN Prince Georges county, Nd, on
Saturday. One of these was At Hyattsville.
near The historic village of Bladensbur and
collected q large and enthusiastic crowd.
Amer the pole " as up the crowd repaired tn
BlsdeDsburg, where Ex-Governor Reed was
made chairman, and addresses were made
by the following speakers: J. n. Sellman,
republican nominee In that district for Con.
gTess, and A. Fl. Hobbs, the nominee in one
OF the adjoining districts; W. F. Whiting
ion, OF Annapolisi DIR. j. f. Snodgrass OF
Washington; DR.. w. Clifford, of Hyattsvtile
and others. There was q large number oI
eolored voters present DIR. Snodgrass ad.
dressed himself particularly to the colered
men.
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HORSE COVERS and carriage robes In great
variety and st low prices at the old reliable
harness mandatory OF James 8. Topham,
425 7th street.
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On 10Th, 18th, 18th and 18th of the present
month, Maryland and District of Columbia
days at the Centennial, the Baltimore and
Ohio X. r. Co. will sell round trip tickets To
Philadelphia at four dollars and fifty (S4.6O.
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1876 Plsss sEE ANA 1876
30 U TE
To the North, West, and Southwest.

'o'O PASRsSsfuLTA MA Io'o
To the North, West, and Southwest.
Double Track, Steel Rails, Splendid Scenery,
Magnificent Equipment.
OCTOBER 9fB, 1876.
corner OF oh and 8 streets, as follows:
Tor Oar to Pitt.hurg; T:lO m. daily, with Pal
ace Car to Chicago, and 1850 am. daily, ex'
For Canapdaigus, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls, and the North. Q m daily except Sun
Psscs Oars TO %asns FSs Ess
qua, Buffalo, and Niagara Ialls, 11:30 an,
For New York and SSr the East, :ss m and s;4sp.
sS 4 EsT s s.
Fsll ene Oar. except
s:5sp m. daily. Llmiisd lsprsss, s:Ss an.
AocOmSod.sion Tor Baltimore. 4:so pm. daily.
For t ~: ssSs ss:s Lin: 7:lo N and .;so Pm.
For Ans.IoI:, 500 And ll:so an and A:sop.
AIHxA.PRIA z TRlDssRI0KsBgRG a 3 ".
For Ais.:ssSi., s:.s! $50, 2. 10. I..n
Ia. S;1S9, a.. e. 2, t;Sop N. On SUNDAY AZ
Tor t5s sou.S. y. Ksssnona. AIS en-. daily;
ena via Lynchburs, 7:lS an. and ~ Pm,
trains issys Alsxspdria for wsshi.sten, ., z, Q,
SSnSSa q, ~ ! isd a. "a a.; Sa -.
seooSnoas1On: esP e gsccSssss 8 =: Shns:::.
snG % sssSas, nd 3 the Pspos. .h:s:
Ssn e s - sn snS q
p; y. B0Ip, IN ,0en1 Passenger Agent.
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klSDERGARTEN NORMAL CLASS.
seen py our advertisement, the first lecture
10 The kindergarten normal class for moth
2:30 O'Clock, 10 be continued every Tuesday
and Friday for ten weeks. Single ladies, as
well as married, should attend this course,
which ought and will in time form one OF
the most important departments in our
young ladies' schools and colleges. For OF
what use are the best schools II they do not
ut their pupils for the highest and most i'm
portant duties OF life, the bringing up of
children from the very beginning to be
healthy, loveable and happyT
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CLASS ORATOR. Brown University at
Providepce has begun the new academic
year with larger number of students than
for many years. The whole number ad-
entered the freshman class. The seniors
have selected Inman @. Page, q coIored
youth from Washington, ID. c., as class-day
orator He came from sophomore class OF
q Virginia college and entered as freshman
IN BrOwD, and has won the highest honors of
bis class In the judgment OF his mates. He
Is natural orator, and his associates think
Will make his mark upon his geueration-
Boston Herald 9Th
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Weather Probabilities To-day.

OFFICE or CHIEF SIGNAL OFYTozH,l
WAsHIrGTor, October Q. 1876 \
For the middle states, falling barometer,
vird shifting to soufherly. rising temPeta-
lure and generally clear weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-09

BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
Plowmsn: T. W. BARLEY, q glass conserva-
tory southwest corner 18th and l. streets
northwest; $500. Henry Ready, a frame
dwelling east side New Jersey avenue, be-
tween l. street and New York avenues; 800.
g. g. Cornish, q three story brick dwelling
west side 5th, between A and b streets SOUTH
east; SIS 500. Philip McAleer, a frame dwell
ing west side 18th, between q and Il streets
northwest; $500. E. ID. Farnham, two two
story frame dwellings, west side 10th, be-
tween g and III streets northeast; s., 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-09

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