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NJ o 7 l Q e

l have just returned from tho North with 8
fall limo Of the following goods: Ladies and
Gloves from 75c to 81 Is per pair; Handker.
chiefs at sll prices; Zephyr Worsted, white loc,
colored l4c por OF; Ladies Embroidered Col
lars l5c; large line of Lsce Collars for child
rem; Corsets from SOC up; Yarn, Navy Blue.
Vests and Pants Of all sizes; Card Board Silver
Paper Pictures in great variety; Motto Pocket
Books; Steel Purses new style; Laco and Silk
;'carls Cropo l.oaso; all kinds of Rufling worry
low; Buttons, Frnges and Black Velvet on the
bias also Velvet Ribbons and everything IN my
limo as low as can be sold in this or any other
city Call and see for yourselves at
q. 9. BERRY'S, y King st.
gont for SINGERS SEWING MACHINE
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DIANOS AND ORGANS,

DIANOS AND ORGANS.
From tho most celebrated factories, for salo and
rent. Pianos and Organs sold on the instslment
nlan on tue most reasonable terms. Tuning and
repairing promptly attended to by experienced
u'0'' G. REICHENBACH'S
PIANO.I VAR ER D OMS,
do3 EIaventh a.. o, few doc rs above Penna ave.
Washington, d. G.
Sole Agency for District of Coum6s ana q = Al L,
erandri.' Va. of tho celebrated KNABEa q q
CO.'S. and McCAMMON'S fsvorite PlANoS
jy l6-tf
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O. M. ADAMS,
DEALER IN
Ladies' e. Gents FWn'g. Goods.

LADIES' DEPART MENT.
Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear, Corsais,
Scurfs, Collars and Cuffs Handkerchiefs, &c
GENTS DEPARTMENT..
Kid Gloves, Collars and Cuffs, Hosiery, Shirts,
Hsndkerchiefa, Underwear, Scaris, TICS aud
Bows, &c. .
NOTION DEPARTMENT..
Cotton, Pins, Needles, Throad, Buttons, Edg'
ings, Zophyr Worstod, Shetland Wool, German
town Wool, Saxony Yarns. &c.
nov 8 G. NJ. ADAMS, No. G King St.
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FANCY GOODS.
TO TIL Il PUBLIC.

yTNO THE PUBLIC.
have just returned from the North with q
full limo of
LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDREN'S
FANCY HOSE,
at all prices; Corsets Handkorchef'. Collars
and Cuffs, Infants Fancy Hoods and Sacques.
Handsome Shawls, Fino White Flannel; also
Il colors Of Plaid and Plain Opera Flannels,
Ladies' and Children's Morino Vests and Pants;
also Gonts' Shirts and Drawers. Zephyr Worst
White and Black lCc, Colored lac per OF; Bal
morals and other Yarns; also great bargains in
Towols. Napkins, Lacel Imported Black Silk
$csrfs, all kinds of Neckties and Neck Rutling,
Buttons, Silk and Worsted Fringes, Baby Dolls,
silver Card Board. Celorod Notices and Frames,
Fancy Pictures. Slcal Bolts Trimmings OF all
descriptions and other Fancy Articles Call
and examine for yourself at
sop 21-tf A. DIEDEL'S, lbG king 81.
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s@ How IT Is DoNE-Thc frat object in
life with the American people is to get rich;'
the second, how to regain good health. The
arst can be obtained by energy, honesty and
saving; the second (good healthy by using
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER. Should you
be despondent sufferer from any OF tho onoc'S
Of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, &C.
such as Sick Headache, Palpitaton OF the hears,
Sour Stomach Hsbitual Costivoness, DIZZINESS
of the Head, Nervous Prostrator' Lo" 0p,r.ss' m
| Sc vou nood not suffer another day. Two
doses Of August Flowor will relieve you at once
on,n,e hotles 10 cts; regular size 76 cts. fosl'
trolr sold bv all frat class Druggists IN the
uro,S o...os sep D-ly
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pELLE HAVEN FEMALE INSTITUTE
ID Alexandria, Va.

ID Alexandria, Va.
The exercises OF this school will DO resumed
on the 18th instant. u...s. -,
The organization is such as 10 embrace all
grades of scholarship from the primsry,rto me
most advanced collegiate The Prlnclpat 90
slres to assure all who are inclined to patronlze
this school that teachers of known ability and
Special attention is called to tho superior taclll-
ties oilerod in tho Department Of Music Prot:
r. Hair, teacher of great reputation, will
preside over this department. and will be assisted
by Mrs. and Miss Penick. Young ladies Of the
city, who have completed their literary course,
hut who desire to continue music. can have tho
benefit of Prof Hairs instruction at the Insti.
tute. For other particulars scnd for Catalogue,
or apply TO j..
sep 7-tf n, PENlCK, Principal
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EDUCATIONAL.

rJvHE GERMAN AND FRENCH Lam
i GUAGES.
Prof $. DAVID, OF Goettingon University, will
give lessons in the German and Fronch Lam
gunges, either in schools, classes or ~ PriV"te
residences. Residence, No. 10 south Royal st.
san 26-1m ...'.!. ..'.
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OYsrEEs' o1STEkS'
FRIED, STEWED OR RAW,
All. RAMMEES, MARKET SPACE.
He has them fresh and good and always
ready at tho call of his customers.
NsS- Ladies' Saloon in the rear.
Don't forget, if You want to enjoy moal 20
20 RAMMELS OYSTER SALOON, Market
Space. ....... -..-.
NIB. The BEST OF LIQUORS and CIGARS
al ways on hand sap l3-lm
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" -
SCHOOL REQUISITES,
And everything sppertaining TO g School oulnt
for sale at
FRENCH'S, 05 KING STRE11T
Alexandria, Virginia.
Just received y largest assortment OF all the
books used in the public schools Of Virginia; for
sale at prices fixed by the State Board CT Educa-
ton. Prico lists sent on application.
A full stock of Blank Books, from tho largest
Lodgers and Journals down TO the smallest Pass
Book Composition Books, Check Books on all
the banks Of the city; a hundred thousand as
sorted Envelopes well.selected stock of
French and Irish Linen Note Papers with En-
velopos to match Mourning Papers and Enve-;
lopos largo assortment Of American Letter,
Legal Cap, Fools.cap, Note Paper, Flat Letter,
Flat Cap Folio Post. Letter Heads, Bill Heads,
Printers Blanks and Cards, Bristol Board, all
sizes Gold and Silver Paper plain and figured; {;
Papeteries. all siZas sly los and coors; Playing
cards Visiting Cards and athousand other choice
articles usually cassot under tho head of STA
tionery. Miscellaneous Books Of tino assort-
ment; History, Biography, Travels, new Juvenile
Books; Bibles and Prayer-Books in great vari-
ETY.. Constantly receiving now Books.
Books and stationery mailed to any part OF
the country at lowest rates.
Owing TO the new postal law increasing the
postage on packages OF merchandise from hall
cent TO one cent per ounce. the prico Of lot No.
l, five quires, noto paper, prepaid, will be 50
cents; lot No. g 80 cents; lot No. 3, 90 cents OF
No. 4, 80 cents and 81. French quadrile Same
price. [sep 81 GEO. 4. FRENCH.
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HOTELS AND REsTAUKAN NTS.

SNTEAMED OYSTERS
- AtJACOB BOHRAUH,
No SOIJTH ROYAL STREET.
He has just completed his new apparatus 1oT
stoaming oysters, and has fitted up y LADIES'
DINING PARLOR, whero oysters in ovory
style and other deicacies viii bo furnished at
tho shortest notice and at all hours.
IMPORTED WINES and BRANDlES
and othor choice liquors can bo had at tho bar.
CON 0Q-1n,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC No1Es.

At the Eagle Theatre tonight Mr.. and
Mrs Florence will revive 80 ue Mighty Dollar"
At Niblo's theatre tonight will be pro-
duced a drama entitled " The Law oil the Land"
At Bryants Opera House tonight will be
offered a fresh programme Of negro mustrelsy
At the Grand Opera House tonight will be
presented Mr. joaquin Mllers drama Of The Dauites."
The Olympic Theatre will be reopened to-
night under the direction Of Mr. Thomas Canary with
a variety entertainment on liberal scale.
Dr.. Leopold Damrosch Is organizing an or
cbestra with which he u to give symphony matinee
every Saturday during the coming season.
An English version of Mozart's Shduspid Di-
rector was recently performed ut the London Crystal
Palace under the title OF "The mpresaiio."
The Swedish Ladies' Quartet sailed from
Liverpool last Thursday the City OF Brussels, and
VIII make their first appearance in Ne@-York about the
middle OF october.
Miss Thursby's engagement with Maurice
srakosch has fallen through ia consequence OF tna live
ly geuuenans new arrangements with Patti, and Ais,
Thursby will probably be AZ the head OF concert com
pany organz ii Tor an American t1nr. TWO welkuo"n
managers are in ncgOti 9Jion with her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01
THE DRAMA.
A BENEFIT TO EDWIN ADAMS.

Mr.. Edwin Adams, the well known and much
loved actor, has reached Chicago-On his attempted
Journey from san Francisco 70 NeN-YorlI-but he has
been obi od TO stop there and there, probably, he VIII
die His disease is consumption, and his life is wei
nigh exhausted His sickness has lasted long time, and
il has been attended with much expense In plain words,
the unfortunate gentleman IN poverty as well as at lie
point Of death For this reason his friends IN New-Iork
are organizing performance for his benefit They meet
to-day at II o'clock. in the rooms OF Mr. sohern at the
Granercy Park Hotel The line OF action to be pursued
In the fuhment Of their worthy design il then to be
1atermiued 10 cannot be doubted that their
uroiect Will receive quick and cordial public
sympathy The name OF Edwin Adams Is respected ana
honorcd in an exceptional degree. His career as an
actor has extended period Of twenty-five years
lie has appeared In al the prominent theatres Of the
United states He has aimed 10 Illustrate dramatic lit
eratu OF the highest class and ne never exerei upon
the stage or upon the public influence that was not
good lie became actor because he loved The art and
he pursued that art with honest devotion, and never
with sordid mptiye. What he was, and what was tho
feeling that he best loved to duse, may bee gathered
from the fact that his fqyorte character EnOch
Afde. Ills sympathies in other words, responded to
nobility magnanimity selfsacrice and simple good
ness lie has been in all the relations OF life.
manly truthful. affectionatc, generous aud loyabe
lie has done much, as an actor, to cNait
virtue TASTE and grace; and he has done nothing TO
strengthen evil paliae wrong His life has been
blessing To tine community ana cohiort 90 VINO nave
ever known him. As long as he could work, he was
faithful worker; but the same temperament that made
him what lac was sympathetic actor, and that
dcared lin to the popular heart had power 10
him from saving the fortune that he earned The pow.
erty in which he now fingers, however is due 10 long
continued sickness and Its unavoidable cost There
never was OF private distress more worthy Of
spootful consideration and practical relief The friends
Of r Adams however viii not depend entirely or very
largely, On tie goodness OF their cause. The principal
mombcrs OF the dramatic profession have offered to
orelhte IN benefit Performance aud ts. We learn, In
tended 10 address the public sympathy with Mr. Adams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01
PERSONAL.

Another young English noble--Ean Love
laces ntphewhas joined the army as private. His
lowest 10 the highest rank.
All who know the honored artist, William
Page viii be sad1eueA by tie intelligence Of his impaired
oth and he Will have countless hearty wishes for his
lick and complete recovery.
Mr. Henry WattorOn has written solemn
sort u letter to the Indiana editors He deplores the
general want Of trntufulness and responsibility Of the
mess ls .euselcss ahbor of spurious w.t. IT, cOafse
and rcc loss ptrsounlism," ana its" nal roWuess.'
Isabella. ex-Queen Of Spain, has consented
TO the marriage OF Alfonso TO Mile Mercedes dc Mont
penscr, and he Kings sister the Princes OF tho As
TURNS Eas formally announced tbs consent 80 the Young
lady. Inc marriage will probably take place IN Fehru-
airy.
General Mcclellan made very WISE kind,
and Christian little speech the other day 10 the children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01

The long vacation is over, and most Of the
important Judicial tribunals resume business
to-day, with Judges and advocates, and clients
who could afford il, refreshed by Summer
wavfaring, and by rural or seaside sojOuTn.
The dOclets lOng-drawn out, seem, to the non
professional eye, II melancholy evidence Of the
perversity Of human nature, and of the end
less activity Of human sefshne,s. We must
make allowance, however, for honest difference
of opinion, aud for delicate points of law,
winch, a. they arise from novel complications,
have never yet been adiudicatcd; we must
consider, too, that doubt is often felt about
opinions Of long standing, and that the number
of overrulCd cases is always melting litigation.
The variety of mans affairs and interests is
infinite; and hardly any action at law or suit
IN equity can be exactly like an action or suit
preceding il. There may be resemblance, but
there is also difference. If it were otherwise,
if any decision determined forever, not merely
the suit in which it was given, but all suits
upon certain points more on less strongly
analogous. which might aIise, we should have
much fewer lawyers and much shorter dockets.
Very often the point to be decided Is whether
case is really covered by The reports; and il
costs Il great deal Of time and thought, Of
trouble and money, to solve problem scien-
hGcally which seems simple enough according
to our vulgar methods OF deciding ordinary
questions. The haclneyed sncer at " the m
Certainty of the law is really an expression
Of contempt for the muddled way in which
man manages while the laws delay, which has
passed into an uncompimentary pIoverb is not
altogether due TO the clumsy machinery of the
courts, and TO the greed of advocates, but to
that multiplicity of suits which Is sometimes
more than match for the tireless industry OF
the bench. Many judge, who has laboIed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01
THE KEY NOTE.

The National platform Was framed nj Cln-
cluuafl aud letter, 3D. acceptance 0 IL. uiAc ti
5Ir Wnecer expUuud .. Adhtn- o. them, thc hepuu-
caus of Scw-NogI WIN go forw nj, sustaining th, r ~
gauizau0n. and supporting the candidates Hn natcd .
Rochester AL Of whom axe PERSONAL! acceptable 40
heart aud conscience AMI Dlails also n to k04up "a
marty are IN the homes Of tEn state, sad thence hnd ~
from suDils aud patronage iulst come its power r. m
tuoso homes VIII spring thc Influences % ltt mp tIc
Marty an 10 impc.I Dc forward And tlo central n.ufc n
American polite. D. BOT senator C0a.in, nor ans 3titr
OF tue seventy -cght senator n Congress, u h4ucf-
fnr5 H. llayc not as ID person, aud nol uHrt1 Fitl-
ant bif is the agent three great ttsks NJ lolal
pac!catiun. the correction 90 Official abuses, and me
a.ltiou Of the .Oid premium. lu tne accom- Nehlrut
of Ties. arurs, inc Republican pa.ty must nrip In
Nofmug personal, nothing partisan, must stand ln mo
NV oi lis ob i.auu OF patriotism. LIT Tie WOid Toe,
Republicans must Toe Republicans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01

market has met succession of shocks. like
that caused by the frauds of Morton, with re-
markable steadiness and recuperative power
thus far. The Treasury will be required 10
retire over 81 .061 .232 in legal-teudeIs to-day,
but, TO avoid Withdrawals of lCgal-tenders
from the market at present, ii viii retire from
the balance held. The new bank circulation
issued during the month WIS $1,326550, but
reports show that the circulation increased
about $l50.000 during the last week alone.
Probably still larger issues during this month
may involve q retirement OF more than
81 600, 900 in lcgal-tenders November !, ana
the payment for 4 per cent BONDS, Which were
subscribed for after July l, may occasion
some Inconvenience. 1t is also stated Ill dis
patches that the grain begins to move rapidly
at Chicago and Milwaukee. Bat the general
feeling is undoubtedly more hopeful The
banks are doing Unexpectedly well, as far as can
be learned from. their reports. The failures at
ChIcG 20 and the frauds at Philadelphia have
shaken confidence less than was feared. The
fever OF speculation seems to be Gbating, and
prices are gradually being adjusted to more
reasonable views without the sudden collapse
and panic which reckless speculations often
cause. If caution enough is exercised to get
through the month of October without trouble,
the evident improvement in business may not
only continue, but increase.
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1u0cr 10 AAucrlise ncnis.

AMUsINENTs7m P0gc-5th ana On columns
BANKING HOuS. AND B-NKERs- 30 EG9c-0ta cO,umn.
BOARD AND RooWs--7M Pogc-5th and 9th columns.
BUSINESS CHkNCIs-3d PdGc-bth column.
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COPARTNFRsHIP NOrlChS-1h Pdgt-$l column.
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COtNTGY BONRp--7fh PdCc-bth column.
DASCTNG ACADEHEs--GM PdQc-5tn column.
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DRY GOODS--tt ia C-lst, pa. Sd and 18th columns.
LiECTtON Nouci 18th IGGc-6th column.
EXCJEsIOSs-1ih p0ge-Gth column.
FISASCIAIs-3d iG1c-5th column.
FURNITURT-6M iOJc-j,h column.
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| with all his might and main. and with all the
| authority of his Office. To reduce the docket OF
his court TO a tolerable brcvity, has succumbed
at last TO the gigantic proportions of the bust
ness, and it must in fairness be added, to the
inveteTatc procrr stinat0n of the bar.
Very few persons. unless they have acquired
information by hard experience, know how
enormous ia the labor which is imposed upon
our tribunals There are, for instance over o,0oo
old calendar cases, and over 1000 new calendar
cases pending in the Supreme Court In the
Superior Court, ON the jury calendar, there are
$50 cases. In all the other courts, state ana
Federal, the calendars are equally heavy Inc
business is never ending. still beginning; nor
have we taken into account that OF the Surro-
gates Court, which is as certain as death Is,
nor the criminal trials in which the State Is
plaintiff and the defendants stand trembling
for liberty or perhaps for their lives. VINO
can duly estimate, without experience, the
pain and the passions, the anxiety, the pleas
ure on the despair which are all centred in
the little words "versusD and "verdict D
But the poets and novclists long ago found
out the romance which palptates under the
parchment bosom of 1bcmis and have turned
the tragedy OF trial to good account, whether
the ease be called in Venice, with Shakespeare
for its reporter, or "Jamdyce and Jarndyce
is droned in the English Chancery.
The best wish, we suppose, we can offer to
litigants. is that at some future day, however
distant they may cease to be 50. The habit OF
gong to aw, we need not say, is bad one
for il sometimes takes entire possession of
mans nature and he is never easy unless his
name is upon q docket. Emergencies may
arise in which the more swiftly one brings
his action the better but. as a rule, 1t IS pct
ter to count the costs. There Is a general
complaint that these are too large, and we
believe that there has been some talk among
members of the bar OF reducing those which
are personal There is nothing more beautiful
in the world than cheap justice; but it does
not always turn out that a cheap lawyer IS
the best. In this, as in every branch OF ser
vice, ability will command it's price. Even a
long suit, cost what it may, is to be preferred
to a Judgment wanting in deliberation. The
courts of New-YoTk have been greatly crid-
ciscd, but they have never been lacking in
ability, and they have seldom been found
lacking in honesty. Still it is but charitable
to wish all who are forced to resort to them,
speedy delivorance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01
OPENING NIGHT AT WALLACK's.

The regular dramatic season I'm Walack'a
Theatre begins tonight THIS opening will be sienalized
by in pOrtant dramatic enterprse-the presentation
namely, OF new. legitimate comedy by Dion Boucicault
TINS author Is one whose writings often initiate inpa-
tent temperssuch lack the ~ hunor aud Tina
soemnly become the hornet-like victims OF u clever
fancys caprice but this author when bis detects have
been conceded, remains ana will continue 70 remain The
greatest practical dramatst Of his gener ton TIE tio
OF Mr. Bouccaulrs new comedy IS Marriage" It Il
fyeact piece. and ii Introduces fourteen persons lis
story, ts scenes Its characters, it, feeling and IT, STYLE
are OF the present day I'm practice, no less than
theOry-and this would indicate alike the qual-
ity bent. and Limitation OF his powors-Mr. Bouc1aut
appears inclined to insist that all works OF literature
must grow ont OF the age m which they produced.
II Is a doctrine do moi believe FOR q single !nstint
but that The play good. there Is need 10 dispute
the method OF ts creation. "Mausgr" VIII De sct
taste, and it Will DE acted with the following east u
parts:
Auldo family solcifor NJ John Gilbert
Walter Aulio his son priner ......Mr EDen PymD0l
Mr.. Constant Tafe, sonin-aw ~ Ars
Mira Constant rine Dob. young q. loose CDs4n
Sirs Tar3Ox, fash0nnb. mother ~ pll..i
Fame laughter. bride .-... MI stella Bou.ilce
Archibald &eek young gentleman Of
John feI,lnmons, elderly gentleman
virginia. his old faac~ an "a, ias0
Resale an he.rcss no ward In i'i.. '''' '''H
Gerry, secretly married 10 walter
m an "a '.......'ht8 Feail Egnee
pLine, tanuies lay's mad......... Miss Meta Bartlett
rs' scr want M.a Ihoini1n
Marriage" viii be- produced IN Philadelphia simu.ta.
neously with Its production in New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01
PUBLIC OPINION.

Senator Conllng is strong man, but he is
not strong enough 10 ride tic Storm 10 Lao prov OAtu-
lsost0n Advertiser (Rcp).
Maybe that COnkling got his instructions
when in England MayOc ildcn ant hendricks ST up
the job Cincinnati Enquirer (Drm.
For ourselves we propose to make no apology
for lie speech Of senator Ctrhug - ne q, none. IL
yndicates itself and the man who delivered H. Not
word the Senator's sptech-not word IN TIE pi.-
form aGoptgl hy vote OF his frrndcUnGcflus ne
Administration any reasonable OF sensible muNtn,ui.
The speech shows that tie scu1icf AMI those VINO 'ti
bV him desire 20 sustain the Admins, ration. bar cat
they are not disposed follow the President ~ nuN u
his advisers Out OF tue party m Crler 20 DO It, Albany
ENuIrs, (lsep)