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CITY 1T MS,

STRAW hats AT Cosr.-Balance Of sum-
mer stock on hand will be closed out cheap
for cash, at Lewis, go 7th street, between
and K.
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10Otaheite has big scandal. The wife of
q French judge, herself a Partisan by birth,
has deserted husband and family and Is liv
Ing In native hut with q full-bloOded Kan
AKA. She declares that she likes the change.
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LEwIsBURG, Union Co, Pa, Dec. q, 1874.
MessTS. Seth ". FOlOle e Sons, Boston.
Gentlemen:-For the benefit OF those ar
hicted with Dyspepsia or weakness OF the
digestive organs, 1 would state that have
been engaged In the drug business upwards
as the Peruvian Syrup, and having myself
been afflicted for q long time with indiges-
ton, was perfectly cured by taking one
large bottle. JONATHAN WOLFE.
Sold by all druggists.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.-Messrs. Duncan
son Bros, aucttoneers, sold yesterday after
noon for James HOban, trustee, the north
half Of lot q, in square 277, situated on 18th
street east, and improved by frame house,
to Rigles & McNelfy, for $40.
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SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHING!
AT REDUCED PRICES.

A I sEW " OF o.. THOSE sPRisG CAss S SUITS
Pennsy " ahia avenue.
ZINE WHITE MARsEILLEs AND DUCK
L VESTS sold resardless to cost. A. srRAUs.
THE ols CAss. SUIT down to els. I0II
Pennsylvania avenue.
IT.9 oG,S 3. g 0A s PANTS g 40 and
ducsd to Ss. IoII P.nnsylTsnis avenue.
sold iO zee sM sTsASs ''n' YET are 70 De
A CHEAT VARIETY OF oAss. PANTS, all
"A colors and sizes, for o. and "a 10I1 Penn
R0Ys FINE OAss. SUITS o. and ss. formerly
ID olo and Ga. A. STRAUs.
A LPAoA LINEN AND MOHAIR pUsrERs at
"A reduced prices. l0I1 PennUiyAnis avenue.
VoUIHs FINE su quits selling now for I'll.
EHaLIsH 0HEGK OAss. ~ SUITS to be dis.
II posed OF Tor to 101l Pennsylvsnia avenue.
BS sTg. 69HooI SUITS - and o. at A.
CHILpREH's SUITS, tour to ten years Of assJ
- Is's than cost. l0Il fennsJivsnis avenue.
SooIoH CAss. On BUTTS for % 1t A.
EHeLIsH woRsTEO d. p. rRogK GOATS
H. Af iS1 xlsss Ss Ssa1s " and
VI -
r SUITS, from Il to - iuehss, Of reduced prices.
VogEe .Ess lIEl wo.sTnD COATS and
Il VISITS tfrom u 70 70 yearsl reduced 70 DO, for.
merry oN. 1011 Pennsylvania avenue.
A LARGE LINE on gHILDBls's 0Ass. and
1sduS.S OF Fem. ! ssss :'''''
CINTENHIAL VISITORS SHOULD TAKE AD-
VANTAGE OF THE ABOVE BARGAIaS.
AN BARLY SELECTION FROM THOSE
WISHING TOLElvG TIL ClTYWILL
SECURE TAE BEST BARGAIN.
4. 0TBAUUs
jy8.R 1oll P1MNBYLvAHIA AvDuU y
NO4IOD.-Inrf1es Who desire % dfpooo of au
lNxUDS Q(MGlkLN6 lPRAk1L 60 ssn
- % No. 80 80 ~ ~ ~ y X
s.ssse heexSSS - - ~ ssssAvss. fHnvs
MO HUMDUo.-L. RICE yin pay Q fair cesh
~ .iss tSf s>y ~ g ! g: S:.s' "a on
SS61s. b: Sss = srs.s. Sss.ssa : "a & -.
Ieis Hnan SSs11li ssssnds1 %. nsyIiy
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Germs Removed without Pain,

Germs Removed Without Pain,
SO the patient can walk with ease imme-
diately. Bdnions, Club and Inverted Nails,
Vascular Excrescences. ETC., successfully
treated at DR.. Whites establishment, 1iL6
pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard's
Hotel. Fee, 81 per visit. Hours, q. M. to
p. m. Established in Washington in 1861,
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IF You WISH to get strong and durable
trunk, travelling has, carpet satchel, shawl
strap, &C., at bottom prices, call ct James 81.
T0pham'9 Old Established mapufhCtory, l25
!th street. He hes the largest assortment in
the eaoys
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Feather Probabilities Today.
nrFIcr OF CHrEr SIGNAL OYFIcER, !

UEFICE OF CHIEf SIGNAL OFFlCEhyS
WASHINGTON, August 4, 1876.
In the eastern and middle states, falling
barometer and stationary or slowly rising
Temperature, With clear or fair weather and
southeast to Southwe Il winds In former, and
with easterly TO southerly winds and partly
cloudy weather In latter, and probably oc-
casional light rains along the coast and In
northern New York.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
~ OF THE
MARY WAeHINGTOH
VIII hereafter be made only 10 MT.
NkNON SPRINGS, where no In RH0k
grounds or boats
Two trfps:-Lesvine 7th-street wharf at 10 O. m ,
returning at .. m; fare o cents. Second tri In,
leaving az D. m returning at $50; fare rs
cents Those going on the first TRIP can return on
the second trip free OF charge. Entertainments. In
grounds - ~
Persons wishing TO spend Q pleasant day In the
country, where good water and shade aboun1s
can DO 80. iyls-9m
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CATARRH, discharges from the head and
all other chronic diseases cured. Doctor
Hartley demands no fee until the best evil
denee of success has been realized from his
treatment. Office 800 9th street n. W. ISL:
A SKIN LIKE MONUMENTAL LABAsTER
may be attained by using CLIENTS StIph,U
for sulphur baths. Try IL ladies. 1t is gen.
uine beautider and very economical. Depot,
Crittenton's, No. Z, 9th avenue, New York.
HINT To THOSE PREMATURELY GRAY,
use RWS Hair DYE, 3l,m,wI6
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LOOKOUT, CT. Co. Nd,
THE INV BATH-HOUAEs
u AT HOT SPRINGS, "A
BATH COUNTY, FIkGIhIA, U
,,,,u happily approaching completion, Qks
Will nave o capacity OF TWELVE uUNDRED FITTc
sNery Twelve hours, Nth separate pool and Dress
ing room Tor each oather. IL IL the best arranesd
ano moet comfortable bathing establishment IN Ire
Uplteo etatee. The waters vary In tfmpernture.
emo range o. high ss ITO degrees Their great cure.
i've powers In cases Of rheumatism, govt, dfseaseu
OF the liver, and numerous other diseases are at
tested by thpufenos who have been cured or greatly
oenented by using them. The DRTNEiNs WATFRr
Include Iron, Alum, Sulphur, and Magnssis. Hotel
n &c, moastions equal % any in the mountains.
is ,rs address u.JsA.AUGgsI. MANAGER,
RIyER sPRINGs.-This Popular Resort n oo1
~ open: Board f1 grown persons, ei Is A-A
per day. Board Tor nurses, and children
over two years old, from 90 cents 20 q 90.
30 charge Tor transportation from steam en-, non.
ing, Fruit, or n edical attendance. River eprfnsu
u situated one mile above Coltons wharf Ana
Blakistons Island, on the main land. Bssrders
Tor kfver Springs VIII take the steamer john w.
Inompson or Ms ttsho, and land at Cotton 3 Wharf.
k,P. BLAklsTOH. m. D., Proprietor Addreee
MIlestown P. o., 81. Maryt county, ma. riS =
IHH ALBHmaAELl rInALI DESTITUTE.
henree leU hIl with elegant new furBf- AA'
ture AZ cost OF u 900, yin receive SO NJ
NIX BOA kDk BE from the La Of June 20
The 18th OF September. No extra charge for bot o.
cold baths nor for use Of new ten pin alleys. ny0s
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CHILDRxH's SETS nscklao1s and brace.
, H., soral: dismDSd, onyx, silver, jet and
m NE city, q Priea,B jevelry store. No. 47
<nnssiyAoA ey0NA paH ~ gtTssk
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A DIVORCE SUIT.-Mr. A. X. Browne To-
Rsbecca Hurdle, has nied q bill for divor III
from WV. Hurdle, on allegations OF crnaitv
sc. A temporary Injunction was issuei -.
ktraining Mr.. Hnrdle from interfering WIN
the store carried On by complainant.
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SPRIn0 AND eUnMKn,
PREMIUM eTEAn pfEINo ABp sUoURIHg;
AZ WM "a. wHEAYkEY0
SUMNER RESORTS.
x BEVLRIOGE aoISE,


THE BENkRI OGE aoIsE
The undersigned Ia, leased ihr go
~ w., ~ ~ II uO~ oPen Ter the reoep yfSA0
Ia las &c aud handsome house Of Is -. -.
paTiors, clRibe Rooms aud chsnbeTs a-e lsrse sns
airy, and fUrnif lIed 10 rood style
There IL nc place IN Virginia more de-frable a. o.
SUI mei resort Tor persCns from the cities.
Midolehurg b one 90 the pretsiesf ana haalthfa.s
ssns 40 fiedmont NtrgiHia; q Is .itust@t n Lon.
lies nom LeesbuIg, aid miles from the PiaiD4
= atfon, rom which stations OF khe ~ ashlr--
Ton and Ohio hatlrcsc sud Orange aud aexandri~
s Vsa, mere are aib lines of Stages over Wol-
A Mineral Spring rear the town ha. eHae.es,
bshy enres OF ~ sps psa, and IL pr0nonnced by the
Mount % be e.usl 10 any water il the state In
thn an kindred diseases. Free ride 20 the springs
The House via be KEEP, In best STYLE wish Itv
err stsole aud Bar attached and the charges win
ly22-lm JOSEPH N. PATTON.
RERkELRY SPRINGS HOTEL
MORGAN COUNTY, W. va,
Fine eathing and pure mountain air are here
ionna, ONLY tour hours ride from Wash AAA
Board, ss Eer DAY, en- per week, $50 E;Dy
per mouth. For further information sddress,
A.w. kIRkwOOD, Mansrsr.
UN-3m Berkeley Sprinss, W. Va.
DERsohs DkrlBIs9 TO 60 TO RoOK
l. kNoN sPRIsGs
"A: 9, PRATT q son, NA0
col 9Th street northwest, L.I
And sseerain whetner they can be sccommodSied.
A KCfIC House, 80
"A OAPE MANI,
L. the mort nodern and best fui nished U:
h GO B. sn' p psi az pee Z. r-.m0n,
House, this city, Prom ietors ,xll-I.
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EXCURSIONS. Pro MICS Ar.

D0sTPOEEMGHT-T Excursion 70 Leesbu -,
l. Va. to attend the dedtcstion Ct Mt Zion M X
Church has been POSTPONED until the FOURTH
SUNDAY in AUGUST. Further particulars in
future advertisement. aues 2t-
THE POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS hsSO-
IL CITATION will unite with the ~
WOODLANDS fARMIRs CLUB ESaG
In their Excursion Picnic on theo1S1o@sD
MARY Washington. at 3 O'Clock on sATU EBAY,
and would be pleased by achievements from their
friencs admit tickets 50 cent? for SAFE 20 the pub
lie. IsusS al =. q. sN0D9RAss, sec.
GRAND FAMILY FESTIVAL,
VI Given BY Q Committee OF
ST. PETERS PARISH,
For the beueft of the Church, 10 be h~id az "A
BLYHRs sAVRH tn sTBEET PARk ~
Tickets, rs cents; children under ~ years, ~
Is cents. u
N. B.-The Festival will open at .. m. and con
tinue until 3 o'clock.
~ The above Festival Is postponed until TUES
DAY, August =, same time and place. sugs-
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WEDDING DAY.-A young man named John
hammer dropped dead OF heart disease at
bali past twelve yesterday, at his residence,
AZ. between 80 and ~ streets, Washington.
past three to Miss Annie Dugan OF this cfty.
and was just about starting to take the train,
wnen 20 suddenly called 70 his account. al
SAD anair 10 that the marriage had been
thrice postponed within the last ten DAYS.
hammer was % years Old and was favorfte
with all who knew him.-fALe1 6eufinei ad
HALLECK OUT ON BAIL.-Yesterday
aitei noon Benjamin y. Halieck, held In tail
while awaiting Q new trial for the a4fo0o
treasury robbery, was released On Ss 900 ban,
In accordance with the order OF judge
Wylie. Isaac p. Childs, brick manufacturer,
tnation OF his property showing that he was
perfectly good for the amount, he Was taken,
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LIE JAcKsoS's WOODS CAMP MET
Ne:- notwithstanding the inclemeat
-, ne camp meeting is still In progress
80 ns woods, on the b. aud p. r. X !,
meetings are very nne. Bishoo. Ames offici-
49, and win preach SUNDAY
mo orr IeSs tExtensive arrangements are os-
cornmodate the travel on Sunday IA 800
trains VIII De run-one from the Pone,s CO.,
line. ope . Creek
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SERVICES AT THE GOSPEL TENT-The
preparatory meeting in the gospel tent yes
terday morning was OF q deeply spiritual
character, and was greatly enjoyed by the
numerous christians who were present, not.
withstandiDg the threatening weather. At
night there was large congregation, who
were edited by an earnest and practical SER
NJ. E. church, who used a. q basis for his re.
marks the 9Th verse OF the ID chapter OF
Hebrews. There was one penitent at the
altar, and . solemn feeling throughout the
cOpgregation-the christian workers engag-
Ing the attention Of the thoughtful In the
Assem- blage with the sdbject OF their eternal
salvation.
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A NOVEL SUIT, under the act of 1870, was
Instituted IN the Equity Court yesterday by
ventofs Of q new business card,) against the
Commissioner OF Patents. The application
for patent has been rejected by the Patent
cision was sustained by the court. The ap.
plicants now proceed In equity 70 show their
right 10 a patent. This method avoids all
omeial or formal impeachment, and tries the
place this fall
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YCEUM BUREAU EXCURSIONS,
ON THE MARY wAsHIHGrOE.

Delightful trips to the invigoratfns
salt sir of the lower Potion &C every rn~A
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. 49,.
The boat leaves 7th street wharf at b.45 . On AID
returns at II Is. Tickets, % cents 1t the HoIy
Tree Lunch Boom ard st the boat
n. B.-Day trips will be given from time 70 time
In connection with churches and Sunday Schools Of
which due notice will be given.
~Oburchee, Sunday Schools, &o., thst purpose
giving Excursions will find il greatly 10 their cd.
vantage to confer with the LIZ ceum Bureau, SOS
9Th street, before making arrangements. jyH
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ADJUSTMENTS.


GRECO-ROMAN
WRESTLING MATCH.
NATIONAL fHgAfRR,
FRIDAY 1vEsIsG, August 9Th.
LOUIS CARTERos, Champion Of Frame, ard
THtsBAUD Bauer,
who have recently ID tvo ,ntest. In Baltimore.
displAyins phytieal culture in Ia highest excel
sRosaiipd -Io.ns man, have yOu challenged
Orlando II come but in, q. others Do. to try the
strength Of my youth. '-SAakspeurs.
The match will be for $500 Q side.
noss =, 2. ;e'Ss s.,s "
Seat. e., a. Be secured on and after wednesday ats
THRATER COMIQI Z, Eleventh stree.
4 BsleS Pen, sylrss . Asssss.
OPEN THE rstR koUND.
az. sss ssd EyrRy yt ssEF s;n
SATURDAY AFTERHooH.
FIRSEcLASS IN sVBkY kBsrF.r.
Variety, Drama, BurIesase and COMEDY. norn-iy
OLD MOI On Exhibition (NEw No.
4s6 and Sale 4S9
MARK RirER,s,
Ne. Asa pa Hr;., bs,,gses 2 aat st,ses, sish
Cho,ce Oil Paintings, Engra clogs, Ohrornos. &c
Also, largest stoch Of Paper Hansings, wtat0W
sss Rnss. Ss:. ac ia he pI.ifiS SCr0' An' las
UPiesse remember Name .nd Number !ytIy
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'.'''-.----- per day.
ooH.
SPECIAL TERMS TO FAMILIES
Chiloren under II years aud servants hall price.
JAMES X. mILBURN, Proprfetor,
yll-lm Point Lookout, ST. Msry . Co, Nd
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r
tie is not chargeable 70 the society, at least
during the past year.
DIR. HoUey was sworn, and asked If he ever
Invited invite MT; Thompson to drink l, with him.
who gave the invitation. Had drank with
bis friend Lloyd several times; much more
often than with Mr.. Thompson.
w. Stephenson TO the effect that he called
on Mr.. Nolan, q clerk In the Pension ONCE
and member OF the debating society, on
or I'VE other members used tobacco and spit
on the floor, and had seen boys-members-
stand ON the desks for the purpose OF light
that he visited the scnool building amer the
found much tobacco spit on the moor.
from his knowledge OF the people In South
Warrington, from Is to 50 per cent. Of the
people interested do not desire Mr.. Thomp-
who had Withdrawn their children. ''
quite . number Of his Immediate neishS Ss
opposed MI Iao%Rsen.s retention ten S:,,
petition protesting against Mr.. Thompson's
appointment; obtained eighteen signatures
Mr.. Parker Uanitor) recalled.-witness
knows OF three or four occasions when Mr..
Thompson received funds for dues to the
building association IT the building. This
association was organised, and Mr.. Tnomp-
SON refused Afterwards to take the money
nom them. Witness made IL q point to
spend one hour each day, 8 70 10, In the sub
board room. Mr.. Thompson was little ak
cttable. Had heard Mr.. Thompson speak
disparasingly about some of the trus-
tees. Mr.. Lloyd told him that he had
been summoned, and he said that they
would ret only "ye0 OF no" from him. He
tnen said that he should b careful or IL
would be oetrimentAl 70 him.
~. Lloyd unmarked that what he said was
tnat IL would not do 70 nay yea ar M that
they wanted Ne DETAILS end would mye
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-04

TIE ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN AsSOCIA-
tIoN met last evening In the room of toe
Ionucal committee, No 3, lie Droit build
lLg, Colonel ID. Stephenson in the chair,
MeSsrs- A. j. whitaker, DIR. j. W. Porter and
Z y SIMPSON were appointed a COMMITTEES
70 secure reduced railroad trans portation To
the state during the campaign. MT. o. r.,
Pitney was elected mem Der OF the associs-
ton. The treasurer, Mr.. 8. II. FindIey was
dire cted 10 call upon all members In arrears
for dues and collect the same, and report m
names or AL those who refuse 70 pay al the
next meeting.
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The Connecticut Election.

The election in Connecticut takes place
next Monday. The candidates for Governor
are:-Republican, Henry c. Robinson; Dem
Ocratlc, Governor IngcrsOll. The Legisla-
tuIe to be now elected will choose Senator
10 succeed the late Senator Ferry, whose I'M
expired term is now filled by English. There
Is also an election TO Congress in the third
district, 10 fill out the term of the late Rep
resent6tive Starkweather. In this district
the republicans have a majority, though
rendered variable by the temperance vote
The democrats have nominated David A.
Wells, in the hope of gaining the votes of
liberal, hard money and trif-refOrm re-
publicans- In 1875 Starkweather received
plurality OF 942, the temperau &c ticket receiv-
ing so votes. His majority over both was 3SS.
Governor lngersoll had, In 1873, ,27j major
ity, the Temperance ticket having 2,5l1
votes; in 1874, 1 500, the Temperance ticket
receiving 1850 votes; in 1870 his majority was
6,5Ss, the Temperance ticket receiving 29ll
votes In the Legislature the democrats have
also had rising majority since 1873. In 1875
they had majority of niBe in the Senate
and wenty-fOur in the House. There is a
temperance candidate running for Cover
nor, and Greenback candidate, who Is
banker OF Democratic antecedents. Appa-
rently the republicans have very little
chance OF carrying the state, but report says
that they hope to reduce the democratic ma
jority considerably.
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The CenieDnial Committee has very proper
ly reported in favor OF a suitable approprta-
ton TO enable the executive departments of
the government to make a respectable
showing at Philadelphia. The House Ap-
propriatiOns Committee, which has not
particularly distinguished itself forIiberaI-
lily, VIII now be called upon TO fndorse or
disapprove this recommendation. 1t is a
notorious fact that while Americans as in
dividuals, and foreign governments, are
making extensive preparations for a credita-
bic exhibit, the United States, as a govern
ment, has as yet done scarcely anything
except to give certain sum towards defray-
Ing the expenses OF the exhibition. With an
adequate appropriation the different de
partments and the Smithsonian Institution
could make most interesting exhibit. The
Smithsonian, for instance, could send to
Philadelphia collection of Instructive
curiOsities which would be viewed with deem
interest and profit by every visitor. The
same might be said OF the exhibits of the
Indian Bureau, Bureau OF Education, Gene
raj Land Office, the Patent Office, &C. 1t is
TO be hoped the Appropriation Committee
will act favorably and act as once, as IL ia
apparent there is no time TO lose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

There is good deal OF curiosity to know
to which Presidential candidate the vote of
the Pennsylvania republican delegation will
ultimately be given. AS the case now stands
1t looks as If the chances of Blaine and Conk-
ling Of securing 10 were about equal. The
Pennsylvanians naturally take pride in the
record Of Mr.. Blaine, who was born In their
state, and IL is thought by many that he will
be the final choice Of the delegates. On the
other hand, the warm friendship of the senior
Senator from that state for Mr.. ConkIing
leads many to believe that the formers con-
coded influence in his state will secure the
selection of the stately New Yorker. Well
we shall see.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

The serious allegations against Gen. Bah
COCK and Mr.. Luckey made by one Bell be-
fore Congressional committee yesterday,
may or may not be true. The committee
will, OF cOurse, seek for corroborative evil
dence, and unless 1t is forthcoming there
will be but few 10 believe the unsupported
testimony or man who cOufesses that he
betrayed the President, who wanted no
guilty man 10 escape, and played into the
hands Of Babcock and his friends for pecu-
mary consideration.
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Society is Founded on Cloth"
DEPARTMENT
Sc C O N d Floor.

MORNING DRESS.
Fine W orsted C1atingB in variety of figures
and cOlsrings, nne yeniri.n aud Line
Coating, aud PsntsiOOn Patterns to hsr-
monte.
EvENIAG DRESS.
French and English BrosdcIoths; Elk, Mar
settles and other Yes ings; French Doe
skins and b sck Bibs, &c.
BUSINESS SUITS.
Plsiis, TviIls TIsnueIs, Oheviots, Thibets,
Twteds, Cords and other Fabrics.
TOURISTS OUTFITS
Hunting, Fishing, Travelling, Riding and
Driving Garments in practical form, the
reeult of special styJy, of Water-proofed
and other Fabrics. Revolving Belts,
Cartridge Vests, Fishing Stockings, 80.
SERVANTS LIVERY.
Brown, Blue, Green and other Oolored Goat
tugs. Corduroy, Moieskin, yelveteen, &c
STYLE.
First-clsss. Trimmings to wear with the
garments. Promises kept.
TERMS
ONB PRICE ONLY.
CASH DISCOUNT TEN PER CENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

United States Senators are considerably
exercised over the fact that their transac-
tons in executive session frequently see the
light OF day through the newspapers, and
have instructed a committee TO ascertain
where the leak is. Would IL not be better
for the Senate to do away with executive
sessions altogether and let the public know
just what IL Is doing at all times? The ex-
cuse given for secret sessions is that Sena-
tors frequently feel delicacy in speaking
their minds freely in relation to confirming
or rejecting nominations. The excuse is
hardly valid. Great injustice is often done
TO Individuals before the Senate for confirm
alton, since grave charges are frequently
made against them which they have no op-
portunity to disprove. Besides, the system
Of secret sessions is un-republican and con-
trary TO the spirit OF our Institutions.
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SPECIAL ART NOTICE.

se=-r. PARIS. WITT & P0fsDRXTER beg TO
ini9f n We tuhlte th%t thcy " u 80. SCHOOL
FART AND DESIGN Tor L4dia. and }e atIs-
men y fhsi Trum- IN the st. Cln I'd Bliding, cor
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ourses Of !, sIr0c.ion will be sisen In Oil ana
Water Color Psintiag, Architectural I'D Ms:hani-
cal Drawing.
Any one desiring 20 enter upon a coarse In either
once.
Pupils III now be received FOR the first qu.rter,
epSIng Jul1 Let
Terms and particulars may be ob;sinsi by apply
frg -
Mr.. WALTER PARIS. Artist, Second National
Bank Building
Mr.. II WITT, Artist, No. = Vernon Bow
Mr. W ~ tlhDEXTER, Architect, No. = Yer
non Row.
Wellington. d. O., March sOth, ISIS apl-st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

tx Governor Dix has written a vehement
letter against taxing church property, In
which be says that the proper mode of treat
Ing the movement is to scout II out of the
committee rooms, legislative halls, and
social circles, which II has defled by its pre-
sence, and that 10 give IL any countenance
would be 10 furnish new ground for the ma
tional reproach too often cast upon US, that
the almighty dollar is the CHIEF object OF our
alteration. The New York Ecening Post very
sensibly thinks that General Dix, as an OFF,
Ger OF the richest church In this country, will
not escape the charge OF a certain amount of
prejudice in his views on the question, and
says he appeals rather TO feeling than argu-
ment In presenting his opinion.