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The daily gazette., 1876-07-28
rCkrSTEE'S SALE OF
X E A L ES T A T E .

-. BY virtue Of an order of the Or
yXi,. phans Court OF the State OF Delaware,
E&,;, in and tor New Castle county, made
HaEI the Sd day OF April A. d. 1876. will be
ed t. Public Sale al Public Auction on
II~EGnAV
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GEORGETOWN.

MIXED SCHOOLS IN 0KoRGErowN.-Mr.
St0r: Can you throw any light on the "mixed
school" question In GEORGETOWN? We mean
the mixing OF the sexes in the grammar
scnools ~ tho transferring OF boys to the
1emaie grammar school and girls to the
male fIsmmar school. Some Of the boys are
very Indignant, (strange isn't IT, don't
know how IL Is with the girls. A good deal
OF fun IL poked at the girl-boys about chair
pins and bustles," and the boy-girls are told
TO "puu down your vest" IL this another
s Sep IN the boaated progress Of things since
GRAM TRADY.-BOat Hattie and Bessie,
Bro. By rail, $50 bushels Of wheat to III. n,
Talbot, 200 bushels do. to T. G. Wheeler.
MERCHANTS Observation-Disclosures on
'Cnan9e this morning amounted to $500
bushels OF wheat, with sales of $500 bushels
At 81 1Sk, $50 do. ut 81 %, 80 do. at el.23. No
cholce amber on the market. Prices are
somewhat advanced.
COAL TRADE.-Consolidated Coal Com
pany: Receipts, 6,Ss3 tons; shipments, 6 ,427
tons. Maryland Coal Company: Receipts,
1916 tons; shipments, 1876 tons. New Gem
tral Coal Company: Receipts, 1,600 tons;
shipments, 1,600 tons. Borden Mining Com.
pany: Receipts, $3.50 tons; shipments, a,7Ss
CATTLE MARKET.-Number of cattle on
the market, 400; plumber sold, $40; II left
over, Is sent to Baltimore; prices ranging
nom to cents per ID. Number OF sheep
and lambs, $50; number sold, 900; so left over;
prices: old sheep, 4 to 8 cents per ID; lambs
s2 70 $3.50 per head. Twenty COWS sold from
go to $50 per head.
BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-Atth the regular
monthly meeting Of the 9Th building Asso.
citation, ten she res were sold at 100 per share
and fifteen shares were retired at the maxi.
mum rate.
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ALEXANDRIA.

TEE TAX CoLLHcroRsHIP.-Th rule for
an information In the nature OF quo war
instance Of Mr.. James Fossett, involving the
right TO the c0lleCtorshfp of the northern dis
trict, came up before Judge Lowe, ofthe cor
returned executed. ana By Tie consent Of T he
parties 1t was made absolute, and Il was
ordered that an Information in accordance
with the prayer Of the petition be filed and
first day of the October term Of court. 1t was
agreed between the counsel for the parties
that the case should be tried here instead of
az at Hishmord, Is would have been necessary
RoBBERY-The steam canal boat Thomas
Moore, lying at Smoot'e wharf, was boarded
last night BY . thief and robbed Of guam
tity Of clothing belonging to Mr.. Jas. Chris
tie, who runs the boat. The robbery is sup
posed to have been committed by notorious
character from Washington named William
Birch. who was seen providing around the
THE VICTIM OF A TILDEN RocKKr.-Mrs.
Henry Herbner, who had her ankle broken
tie last meeting has BEEN s So Iocke ooa at
siderably In the pest few days by the pas
iage from the wound OF pieces of spiinters
and calico, which were Embedded therein
when the accident occurred.
BOUNCED. - Several Alexandrians who
were employed as clerks in the departments
at Washington received their discharges
yesterSayaLGasstte, IA:
Thomas Smith, of Fort Delaware, and Miss
Elenore Updyke, daughter of F. w. Updy ke,
proprietor OF the Front Royal House, Front
Royal, Va, arrived in town this morning
accompanied by the lady's father, for the
purpose OF getting married. They were in
formed by Col. Marye that the law OF Vir-
g1n1a forbids the issuing Of a marriage
license outside OF the country or corporation
In which the lady reside; upon which they
returned TO the hotel and after conferences,
decided to proceed to Washington, where
the laws are not so stringent. In Washing
ton the license was obtained, and the couple
made one without difficulty.-[Sentiael,1 ith
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LETTERS FR0M rHB PEOPLE


kdtr Ssr.-Among other specimens of
giant growth from California now on exhib,-
ton At the Centennial 10 an enormous grape
has excited the wonder and admiration OF
the cultivators OF this valuable fruit. This
enormous vire II but pigmy compared to
Hill, two miles from RurliuetOu. n. +. and
which was standing in April, 1871, ard possi-
bly, may be now. In the Nay number OF the
6ofscs.t,sisf, OF 1s47, edited By the lamented
A. J. Downing, the enormous vine ID de.
ecr1oed q follows: "At three feet from the
ground u measures sir feet one isch round
me trunk, and at ten feet high IL IL positively
male grape end has been the wonder OF the
neighborh0od a. long back a. the memory OF
man reaches. II IL still healthy, and It's giant
1olos run over and cover four trees, one OF
which In q full-sixed white oak and fhs oth.
ers ore quite large.n q.
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THAT "MYsrKRIoUs AFFAIR" AGAIN.
Edfor Star: Knowing and esteeming the
family OF Miss Mary Keys, who got hit 10 q
street scuftie between two young men last
Monday night coming from the park. I have
i ind, rs / expected, that no discredit can
attach to her. Miss Mary and her two Sis
ters, accompanied by two respectable young
men, were walking home from the 7th-street
park, when one OF the young men was as
saulted by Q rough whom he had lately
caused to be elected from ball room into
which he 1.-THE roughly had tntruded. One Of
the rough's blows aimed at the escort (who
naturally lodged it) struck Miss Mary In the
face. During the trouble the rough escaped.
Miss Mary and her friends naturally shrank
from having her name In the papers, and
therefore maintained q silence which gave
rise to the idea ofm. s.ery. That's all.
A. G.. HALEY
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TwEID A Pooh MAN. The execution
state TO recover from him "a, 635, 652.19, was
yesterday returned unsatisned. An execu-
ton was issued by Noah Davis on the 18th
the 10th OF July. It was kept back until
yesterday on account Of Attorney General
Fairchild's delay In answering the sheriff's
request for Instructions. An execution
against the person will probably be issued
Immediately, directing the sheriff to produce
MI. Tweed within sixty days.-(N Y. Sun,
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An AFFLICTED FAMILY.-Last Friday
Mr.. Case, who for about q year past has
been engaged In the saw mill business, and
who resides at the corner of 4th and N streets
southwest. died quite suddenly, after having
been sick for some days of q fever, and the
body was taken to his former home at VIII
place. Mrs. Case was quite sick when the
remains OF her husband were taken away
as also some of the children, all with fever,
and she died on Monday night, but some OF
residence of Mr.. Smith, on south c street,
were so Ill that 1t was deemed best to keep
the body OF the mother on ice until the crisis
with them had passed. This did not occur
until yesterday, and they are now thought
to be out Of danger. The body OF Mrs Case
was taken this morning to Wtlliamsport 10
be laid beside her husbands remains The
body was accompanied by such OF the family
as could be spared from the bedside of the
sick ones. Mr.. Case died on the first auni-
versary Of bis residence here
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THE C0URT.

POLICE CouRf-Jtdge Af5us pro tenn.
Mage GTsy la5Ssny q ladss a.
days In Jail. Also, larceny Of q quantity of
ladies' clothing from Susan Chase; go, or 80
days: Charles Branson, alias Ross. alias
Charles A. Barnes; $50 and months In Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-15

PARENTS PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, an en-
tire new stock OF fan clothing ct the Boys
Pennsylv ania avenue, next TO n. Williams.
Prices to suit Rll.-[Adps.
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COmaenseA LOcala.

The street lamps win be lighted tonight
NJ 6:35 y. m. and extiDguished at 400 o. m.
From j. G. Parker We have the capital
October number OF HUper's Moyfhly.
The police were made happy today by re-
ceiving their pay for July and August
From j. c. Parker we have late New York
and Philadelphia papers in advance OF the
A little daughter OF DIR. w. ID. Stewart.
saDltary inspector OF the board OF Lealth.
vas ran over yesterday by grocer's wagon,
seriously injured.
The meeting of the liberal republican club
a. Lyeeum Hall last plight was addresse by
Col lugersoll, OF Illinois, who made a stir
Ilng speech In favor OF Hayes and Wheeler,
and was frequently applsuded. The hall
was crowded, and among the audi tors was o
sprtnklirg OF ladies.
At meeting of the Carroll Institute last
night, Mr. John Bingham in the chair, and
John I. Fallon secretary, the resisaaffOu of
Edmund Mallet as librarian and editor, was
ted as librarian, and Thomas Murray, edi-
tor.
At meeting of the board OF fire under
writers Of this District last evening, S25 were
appropriated from the dreme1's relief fun
Tor the use of Francis II. Myers, Of No. en-
CINE company, who has been sick for some
weeks from exposure while In discharge of
his duty.
The women's Temperance Union have
lows: Mrs. Church, president; Mrs. Conol-
ly, first vice president; Mrs. Cohen, second
vice president; Mrs. Chaplin, third vice pres
ideDt; Mrs. Howes, recording secretary; Mrs.
Hartwell, corresponding secretary, and Mrs
Wilkinson, treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-15

REMovAL-Frst Class Securing and Dyein0.
A. Fischer has enlarged his establishment
by removing to his new building, 906 G street
northwest, three doors from 9th street, near
the Us. Patent Office. By promptly adopt
ing the latest improvements, whether Of
American or European invention, he IL en-
abled to do any work In . manner not to be
equaled By those not possessing these facil-
tiles. 8,13,12:
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SUNDAY EXCURSION
LADY OF THI LAKE.

Hereafter and until further notice, t6o Eody oi
she Ike vih make regular 1xcursions, leaving
nss WAIT. loot q Cth s6set, at ?. n, Tor ave
" at - n.
!th and IL sissss osss % dFsesls J: Tie wharf.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
~ OF THB
MARY WA0aIN9TOI

VIII hereaftef be made only 70 MT.
ykkNgA sPRI4Qn, where no IN. z
grounds or boats
Two tnDs:.Leavins tn street wharf q 10 Q. H.,
returning ct ,. m; fare 40 osnts. Second trfD,
leaving q ,. m, returning at $50; fare IS
esnts. Thee going on the nrst triD can return on
the seoond trip Tree Of charge. Refreshments, IN
s,S cn good country milk, can b haA on TIE
Persons Wishing to spend Q pleasant DAY I'm the
country, where good water and shade sbounds,
can do %. iyl0-A
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EXCURSIONS, PrCNIcs, &o.-The first an
pual festival for the benefit OF the Schuetzen
Cadet Corps will be given at the Washing
ton SchuetZen Park next Monday, the 18Th
list
ton life dress will be made on the steamer
Mary Washington ON the Saturday and
Sunday excursions, 18th and nth inst See
advt-
The Lady OF the Lake still makes her reg
nlar sunday excursions, leaving her wharf
az p: m. for q I'VE hours trip down the Pc
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REAL ESTATE sALRs-Nsssrs. Dunca 4.
son Bros, aucttoneers, cold yesterllay after
so0n sc g, R.sS:lc ssussss los N
n1e, oetvesn Ii snd a stresses east, con
-. :: s. ~ 81 ;. g ss Ssssoss is {
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CIT p 1T r. MS,

o. o. r eshts nnial Celebration
Fifth Avenue Silk Hats, s5 and %.
Latest styles Stiff Derby's, az 80 to 50 80.
Very Fine Soft Felts. 81, $3.50 and 80.
Also, White Shirts, Ties, Collars, Gloves,
SC.
Trunks, Umbrellas, Valises and Bags.
At Lewis, 900 It'll street, bet. and K.
N. B.-LArge stock OF Boys Hats cheap. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-15

BUILDISG AssoCIAIIoNs.-The nth regu-
Jar monthly meeting OF the Franklin CO.
operative Building Association was held
Monday, Sept. II, 1876. 81, 200 was advanced
al 20 per cent, and six shares were redeemed
at sI73 %.
The 2IIh regular monthly meeting OF the
Jefferson Co operative Building Association
was held Tuesday Sept II. 1s76. %, 500 was
advanced al an average premium OF l01 per
cent
The 18th regular monthly meeting of the
Arlington Co operative Building Associa-
ton was held Wednesday, Sept. Il, 1915.
Of fo3 per cent
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CasayEh, Offsssiyss IRi.ehcr&s: i,sm tn
successfuliy treated

by Doctor Hartley, No. Grant Place. That
the timid and disappointed may feel the
utmost ASSURANCE and confidence In the good
faith Of Dr.. Hartley, he generously proposes
70 attend All persons, rich or poor, nee Of
convincing proofs Of bis SUCCESS have been
realized from his treatment. Once and resi-
dence, No. Grant Place, Warrington. 7,9
REAL ESTATE and Personal Property rea-
sonably insured by the Fireman's Insurance
Company of Washington and GEORGETOWN,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

LORE OPERA nOUaE.
ras sSk q i s. ~ e 4; q
m'Li;''' < SDIE.
AA' srIs}qSs sttisSF TsFG s.sApso.'.
M sr r s s. ma ss..s
erSS Ssa fs9 rxn III iH'
al Sss Ssas . S.v.
l:S saHiaSss re oo. iasis ..,,su
THs eS s.Xc, INFIlIAfIosAL Lore
on The BBNaIHG1 rRAOK RANCE,
AT WAsHlnorOa, d. O.,
ii.s' S;fSS;SS assa aS22;FaA
Consisting Of 1,c. . I n,a: s ana TOO Reserve
viii take place
0S s14da6sY so1G iSsfzt HTsrn AND
T::hi,s..S zig e q. I.ass vim Be psOsid:a M
NATIONAL THEATER.
HuMPrY DunprY SAT Oh A WALL.
,S: " ryIsrs tiass q. L. sO.O original sad only
HUMPTY DUMPrY TROUPE.
Comprisipe Mr.. james o. Mafitt, w. H. Barthol-
omev, Louise Boshsl, Ubarlee
kavsi, and thirty others.
3 PAHfOMIMIs NIGHTLY. .
MATINEE SATURDAY Ars.
September Is,
I'll ii @ COON.
THEAfER COMIQUI, Eleventh ssrees.
Bsie0 PsssUivssss AsSsss.
OPEN THE YEAR kovND.
Performance lvERY HIGHT. Matinee soe L.
sATURDAX AYT1RHO0N.
NRST-cLASs IN EvERY kBsPBsY.
Varsity. Drama, Burissqus and COMEDY. ,ov.-,
ODD FRLLOWs' HALL,
5IH STREET, WASHINGTON, D. O.
Ine nneet Han in the city for Balls, eociables,
concerts. Lectures and Dramatic lntsrtain asah,
navine nrss ciaas conveniencee, and . veil lighted
Stage applied with neV scenery, will be rented on
iav95enie terms. ADDly at The Janitor's once. in
W 1en. seD4lm
OLD No.) On Exhibition (NHw No,
zrss sr.}...eM:.'.{z ~. a:s 81.
NO. 4SS ia sf,ea, basrse. y aad = styssss, sssh
XIsas . Hr f:nshnss sns Ing: 0hro~S: &C.
Ohodeo, Pictures, Jramoo, Picture Oorda nnd -
ssls; Rinn, Nsili. 10, in he Distrist.
VPissss remember A.as and Humber. uliy
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A POLICY CASE IN THE POLICE COURT
In the Police Court this morning John Nc
Farland, Alias McIlhany. was charged with
keeping place where lottery tickets are
sold contrary to the statutes made aud pro.
vided. and he pleaded not guilty.
Polly Carter, poor looking colored Wo.
man, testified that defendant keeps q shop
at the corner Of # and Water streets SOUTH
west, where he sells policy, and has done 90
for about year. She goes there almost
every day; he takes the money from her and
she takes his tickets, but does not know
nnch how 1t IL done. He gives her . piece
OF paper with numbers on it. Sometimes
he pays her fifty or seventy.nve cents.
and sometimes she wins and sometimes not;
she has won as high as from "a to &C. and
sometimes nothing. She did not know when
enc won any thing ana when she did not, but
took his word for It, as she could not read.
Defendant bad no counsel, and here he
terry tickets for sale; he was policy writer
VIM. Burkert, colored, testified that de.
PENDANT keeps q regular policy office. The
custom Is TO pay money on certain mum.
bels. II he wins he gets more than he paws
In; II not he loses what he pays In. Defend.
ant here denied that he sells lottery tickets,
but was q policy writer. Did not know that
1t was unlawful.
The court said he was under the impress
Sion that this Is game OF chance and was q
gambling game a. well rs any other game.
1t has all the ear-marks of Q lottery, and
would be 30 construed by the court Toe
lowest penalty was 800 flne and thirty DAYS
In JAIL, which penalty was imposed. Appeal
taken.
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Nh. A. srRAUs, the well known ciothier,
nas AZ present on bis shelves an extensi We
IRE Oh men and youths wear. which he In
sles ne puollc 10 inspect. His large and
new nne OF black suits N Just now psrticu.
ierly aoapted 70 The wants OF the Ola Fel
iows ana knlgnts who will next week visit
Pniladelphia. HIS prices are low. ana the
articles are stylishly cut, ana rnstep,sI of re
best manufacture. VA VIC
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Weather Probabilities TO-dav.

OrYrcn OF CHIKY SIGNAL OPYrcH1,(
WASHINGTON. September Is, 1eie. !
For the middle Atlantic states, increasing
westerly winds, rising barometer, and cooler
clear weather.
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PRICES JBwHLRY 9roII received soun
beautiful styles this morning, No. S57 Penn
syivania avenue near ~ stgeee-tA dAx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-15

MEssRs. WIILErr & RUIZ introduce To-
day q new silk hat from Dunlop, New YosS
liz Zhicb "a nSen rscsivsS ~ 10 mat
seasons.
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A. g. Caywood, of1129 nth street. states thaf
he In entirely ignorant a. to how hig sdfiress
come 70 be with one OF the Minnesota banS
on the It'll inst. the particulars OF which IN,
peared in yesterdays STAR. He SAYS ne
never was In Mfnneeots, and has no buei .
ness relations In that state, and he IL at a
loss AZ to how his name came to be on the
Newspaper found on the body Of the roboer.
FRIGHfFULLY BURNED BIZ COAL OIL
years old, daughter Of Samuel Griflt1. 1885
Vermont avenue, was frtghtfully burned
yesterday morning by coal Oil while trying
70 start . IRE. Her clothes took dre aud
were entirely burned or Der. DR.. Winter,
who n attending her, says her INF lries must
pecessarily proved fatal, @ she has inhaled
the flame.
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LOCAL NE VS..

Amusememt9, &C, TO-D18nt.
National TheUa.-Humpty Dumpty.
Ftrds Opera Hoslse.-Herrmann, the ma
gician.
TheGteT Coyniq,e.-First class varieties.
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THE LAST EXHIBITION

CAPT. BOYTON LIFE DRESS,
with which he crossed the Eng tsh Channel will be
made on the Steamer MARY WASHINGTON
On the SATURDAY ana UNDAYDXCURsIONS,
September 9Th aud Tth.
Boat leaves her wharf, foot Of 7th street, Sstur-
day at 3: 80 Q m; Alexis dria 1T 10 o.
there Will be two Excursions; Boat.
leaves at 10 Q m. and D. m, returning ct D. o.
and ,. m.
Round trip Tiekststo Mount Vernon Springs and
MIX, o. fee, Bread and Butter, and other Re-
fretkmenis at Mount Vernon Springs. No Liquor
on Boat or grounds. sepl3 So
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THE HAYES AND WHKELER CLUB which
had Its origin in q call signed by @. III.
Holmes, chairman of the Central Repub-
lcan Committee, met last evening at the
Columbian Law Buildings. Mr.. Langstou.
who bad AZ previous meeting been elected
president, took the chair, and Mr.. A. +.
Moulden was called on to act as secretary.
Mr.. K NJ. Hall addressed meeting as to the
duties Of the club; after which Messrs. r M.
Hall, Henry Piper and A. NJ. Green were
appointtd committee on constitution, with
j. N. Adams secretary. During the absence
or the committee, Col. Carson made some
remarks urging that they have ratification
demonstration, and suggested that they rally
round the pole which he had erected on the
Island. Mr.. o. 8. B. Wall said that the most
important subject for the committee was the
future government Of the District OF Column
bia, and the committee should take action as
to suffrage. Some debate followed a. to the
general workings Of the club. The committee
reported Constitution, which, with slight
amendments was adopted. Mr.. A. r. Moul-
den was elected permanent secretary In
place OF w. w. Curtis, who declined; Mr.. j.
~. Adams assistant secretary, and r. NJ
Hall vice president- Mr.. Langsfon said that
ne would announce the executive COMMITTEES
through the papers, and removing his over
coat be made speech OF some length, urging
IL a. duty TO send out representative COL
oreo men 70 aid the cause. An Invitation
was given TO sign the constitution, and after
receiving number OF signatures the meat.
preatdent VI VIC
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Letter from Rer. SJlUmnxs Cbob, Of Boaoa, zdi
tor of the Christtdn freeman"
BOeTON. December "a. 1859,

TRUNKSl 61H
aATOHlLS, vALIs1o,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
P0CKlR BOOKS, SHAWL STRAPS,
6c.s &c.. 10.
4 full assofsmsat, the largest ssoek. strpnsee
egfAhlixkeo WanuehoeoFy o.
JANIS y. TOPHA0s
as TIE srlHI1, undsr ths biz wire agn sxtsnd-
ins nom the roof
Trunks, 30, thoeousAly and pronDaly segalrsd
and covered. o1D9-
NOrlOE.-Arrivs aaily, 6 e01 street. nor q
= ss' :. ss s;|!s:iEs 9P; s;sls:asss. az
retail 70 AosSlSs ISSeasf1nlD a1A Drivees
tAaaiiiao -, = = : - = -
SuGz&h u v1y31 = %
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Feot DectoYine, Ktc,

Fsot Dectering. Ktc.
Easy feet being Indispensable 70 health,
comfort and good nature, thousands Of the
taSlis6ment, iais Pennsyivania avenue. o Do
posite Willard's Hotel, TO avoid painful
Corns, Buniops, Nails, Vascular Ex-
crescences, &c. Fee 81 per visit
THI NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
OF New York avenue and 18th street, pays
per cent Per annum on deposits for each cal
eDdar month. Banking hours, 3 to 4. Sat-
urdays, Q to and to 8. NtS, l4t16
SULPHUR AND MoLAssEs, the old fash
Toned internal remedy for the Itch, 10 Obso-
lete. That and other obnoxious skin diseases
are cured in half the time, without disorder
great external antf-scorbutic. Depot, Grit
tenton's, No. Z, Sixth avenue. New York;
The TINTs produced by HtHs InsfQyHd.
neo,a Hair Dye are like those OF Nature.
H'm,w,t6
Letter from, Reu. 6ylumna Obo6, Of Bo9on, xdi.
tor of the " Cltyisft0a freeman"
BosTON, December "A, 1859.
Dear Sir: II may be some satisfaction to
you to be informed OF the result OF the trial
daughter was brought low by typhoid fever
last spring, and after the fever left her she
continued very weak, and the simplest food
distressed her. For months she remained In
the Same debilitated condition; but from the
taking the Syrup, the digestive functionl
improved, and she steadily gained strength
and vtvacity; and now, having taken two
bottles, she ts restored to . eoOd state q
health; indeed, she appsas more really
sm Of opinion that the Is rotoxide Of Iron''
contained In the Peruvian Syrup was adapt
ed to her case, and effected what No other
known medicine could have effected.
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS. &c.

EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c.
A GRAND yBsTIvAL,
Under the auspices OF
Young Oatholios' Friend Society, Of Georestovn,
At AHALOsTAN ISLAND,
On MONDAY, September 18th, ls7e.
~ aid OF Trinity PArochial School. Tickets . cts
THE sTEAM1R "HAfTA6O,"
Capt. WIN. h. BYLIs,
Will make the Isst Of her delightful
h hscTis sons 10 Ma e Hall, sUA-
All should 20, this being your last oseOr,on,.y.
Boat leaves her wharf, 9TH street, at 10 a %, and
-: M; returning at and D. m.
rare reduced to = cents, good for both trips.
A GRAND COMPLIMENTARY TOURNA.
"A MENT AID BALL
Fer the benedt OF the Proprietor Of
18th. Gezasas1C
The Steamer Mary Washington viii mske two
trips leaving at in the morniog. and at AZ in the
evening. The grounds and pavilion will be beauti-
fully illuminated, and ire works in the evening
Bihtne to commence ut ~.
Tic kets for sale by the committee, Pearson aad
Booinson. and at the boat sepls 2t-
II IRST An AL FEsTIVAL
FOR IBE BENEFIT OF THE
sCHUETZEH CADET C0RPS,
WASHINGTON soHUETzEN PARK,
Seventh Street Road,
MOHDAY, SEPT EMBER 18TH, 1876.
ADHESION Is cents. ss,l4St