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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-25
THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.

ROME, Wednesday, Jan. y, ls77
The Chamber of Deputies to-day passed the
Clerical Abuses bin by vote OF $50 Yeas 100 Nays.
The Chamber voted a grant for the expenses 10 be In
cured by participation OF Italy IN the Paris Exhibit
ton OF LIS.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

-WASuINGroN JAN H.-Capt. Eric Gabrieson of
the Rsyeuue becnassgned 80 the command
OF the revenue StevenA nttns out ~ bsliA
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FIVE BALLOTS YESTERDA
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. Jan. 24.-Five ballots for
SENATORIAL CONTESTS.

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 24.-The fourteen can
didatcs for United States Senator decreased to-day 10
ten Two ballots were taken without choice The
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

DOVER n. H., Jan. 24.-The Democrats OF
the LIST Congressional District to-day renomnated Frank
Jones by acclamation
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
ALBANY.
WORK OF THE ASSEMBLY.
Nh. cewDrS INTRODUCES A BILL REPEATING

Nh. cowDIS INTRODUCES BILL REPgAIrSG rHS
'UsURY LAws-REDCC1ON or BROOKLYN sALA-
RIEs PROPosED-THE wooDIS CHATTER INTRO
DUCED IN A NEW FORa--INsURANCE MATTERS.
IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or TPS TRIBUNE
ALBANY, Jan. 24.-The most important OF
the In the Assembly to-day was brought
forward by Mr. COwdn. He presented a petition, nu-
merosy signed praying for the repeal OF all laws on the
subject Of usury except those which allow interest to be
taken in advance and allow exchange on Drafts and
checks aud for the enactment.0 law providing that
OF interest shall continue - be per cent
Mr. Cowdn also presented bill having all the provisions
OF the petition stated above. He tien by unanimous
consent made brief statement in regard to the petition
He said:
In presenting this important petition it - hardly ne
cessay that tle sgncr7 Of IL men dsttn
guished alike as prominent members ~ society and tor
the large and varied interests they represent Neither
the petition the which have presented expresses
the full sentiments OF many gent!elnea most deeply w
terested very considerable number OF our leading
business desire that while In the absence OF any
stpultion the OF interest shall be per cent per
annum; but that any other rate expressly agreed upon
shall be equally lawful This, however, Is more IMAM the
petitioners ask for. What they do want Is that our usry
laws shall either continually eyaded or totally
disTegarded. II ia well known that the pres iaw de-
clares that whoever receives than per cent per
aunum for money s liable to forfeit the awOunt in
voved, and subjects himself 10 Imprisonment
fine both As good citizens the petitioners feel tha
Il revision If the law nnperatiyely demanded by COM
mon morality desire for good government and the
best interests OF the people.
Mr. Hammond presented bill which authorizes
any life company TO invest It's funds or ac
cuulnations in bonds and mortgages on unincumbered
improved real estate in this state worth 30 per cent
than the loaned. The companies may also in
vest their money bonds Of the United States and In
bonds of cities counties towns OF NewiOrk provided
the time OF the investment the bonds are rated above
par in New-YOrk City.
The wave Of economy threatens to Overwhcm the
oceholders Of Brooklyn well those OF ether cities
Mr. Bradley introduced bill which greatly reduces the
salaries OF the commissioners OF departments In
that city, and depycs others OF the entire amount OF
their income from this source making their positions
merely honorary The proposed salaries are as f0iows
AnA
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Educational Institutions.

DIRECTORY FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
This is the season In which the educational
institutions in this District and the states
advertise their reopening for the school year
and We take the occasion to remind such OF
our patrons as have charge of children that
The institutions advertising in our columns
are among the best aud most successful in
the country, cor Quoted by experienced teach
e.. who have made the instruction OF youth
the b. siness of lifetime. a few of these are
mentiOn.,t below, and others will be noticed
from time 10 time as new advertisements
appear.
The National KinCtrgarten and Primary
School, under the supervisiOieo OF MIS-. Louisa
Pollock, will reopen on the 10th lI,SI' al me
kindergarten Normal Institute 706 K strevs.
Kindergarten lectures to ladies begin October
LIST. Principals OF young ladies' schools will
find it of advantage to have these Lecture
form part of their school instructions.
The evening and night French School of
Prof Lucien F.. G. COllieTe, 1884 street north
west, VIII omen Saturday evening, Septem
Der 18Th, at ! o'clock. Pupils received that
evening or during the day. The reputation
of Prof. COlliere as a competent and thorough
instructor of the French language has long
been established.
The West End Seminary. 1915 III street
northwest, will reopen Monday, September
10Th, Miss Faust, principal. English and
French school for young ladies and little
girls, and special advantages offered for
fnishiI z course.
Prof and Mrs l.. f. G ColIiere's French
English. and Classical School for bows will
reopen Monday nth instant, at 1894 | street
northwest.
Anton GloetZner will instruct advanced
piano classes at the School OF Music, 707 sin
stree.
John h. Davidson's School for Boys will
begin in 10th instant, at corner High and Sd
streets, Georgetown.
The School OF Music, 7O7 sth street north
west, offers special advantages for school
children.
TIE Misses Kerr's day school for young
ladies and little girls will reopcn Septem Der
nth, at sos 18th street northwest. They Will
also open a school for small boys at 900 18th
street.
The exercises of the Young Ladies' Acad-
envy of the Visitation will begin on 10th in
slant, in the new building, Connecticut ave-
nue. and l. street.
Miss Heath will continue to give instrnc
lions on the piano, organ, and guitar, No.
g Fayette street, near I'd. GpOrgatOwn
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GEOR GET " "

BURST A BE- GOD NESsET-OuYta an ~
cifement was created on Bridge street d Il
right by the bursting % an artery in he leg
OF a colored woman named Patsay Grin y
a. out 10 years OF age Or. KieinschmiIt vas
summoned and rendered the proper assist
shce, and the woman was convevei TO npr
home. on n street southwest, between 2i.h
ard 9Th streets.
-.sSoCTATION.-At tie thirty
second reg ulsr mon thly meeting of the T-atn
Building Association, held last night a. God
dard's hall. sS.9:4 WAS solt, being y shares
al an average Of slS. per share.
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Condensed Locals.


Going to see the I" by?''
From ]. e.. Parker We have the New York
papers In nd vance of the mails
Street lamps will be Lighted at p. m.
and extinguished al m
ID. Il. SIMEON fell from a ladder a, tho
N - observatory last night an broke his
In.
Mr.. A. J. Falls. one or the trustees of the
Reform school, was thrown from a carriage
in which he was riding yesterday, and
severely n jured in the head.
Mrs. Mary Hammond, aged -, mother Of
ID nnis Hsmn ond, messenger at police head
quarters, died this morning at her res idence
on Sd, between II ana streets nor Invest.
The offices Of the Adams Express COM
pany IN this city are draped in mourning
out OF respect 10 the memory OF Alvin
Adams the founder. who died day or two
agO i'm New England.
We are requested to deny the statement
That Sandy Bruce, charged with stealing
documents from the Capitol, is employed By
the dOOrkeeper of the House of Represents
lives, and to say further that he was never
thus UIHIlON ed.
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a CALF WITH A HUMAN ARM-A we'll
known citizen yesterday examined the calf
belonging to Mr.. Kerns, the German, living
on HaZelwOOd avenue, 23d ward, ard states
Itat The arm Is as perfectly human from the
shoulder 10 the hand as can ne Ii is unite
thln, but according to the statement of Mr.
h, Is charging slowly. The arm can be
thrown over the shoulder, but usually hangs
suspended, and is used TO assist the calf in
rising. Altogether it is a most remarkable
calf, and Mr.. X says he will have TO charge
an admission fee TO rid himself of the anuOy
ance of vlsItOrs.-I PiffSbitTG Caln3erciaZ
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To Ladies' and Gentisnsa.

We wish 10 call attention 10 A. Ftsciler's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Esta olisI-
ment, No. SOC q street, near 9th street ~
promptly adopting the latest improvements,
whether Of American or European invention.
he Is enabled to do his work In a manner moi
to be equaled by those not possessing these
facilities. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies'
and Gents Suits are, In fact, the cheapest Ia
the city on account OF his superior work
Give him q csll-S0e q street PunctusIity
guaranteed.
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A Dividend Wanted

EdF0r Sfdr:-lt has been now twenty-three
t&j) months since we poor people have re-
celved dividend from the Washington City
Saving Bank, aud as the much d readed win,
ter is last approaching, / think il won Id
greatly help us il there could possibly be
nnlshed up the remaining balance and close
the account. Please ask Mr.. Mattlngly
when we will get another dividend. and
Oblige yours, w T.
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ExcursiOns, Picntcs, &c.

Marshall HdH-ExcursiOn OF Washington
Lodge, No. e, /. o. M, to morrow, on the
Charlotte Vanderbilt.
Reyer'S PdrE.-Picnic toe day OF the Hotel
Cos ch Drivers Association.
Ho1pcr'S FCTy-ExcurSiOn on Thursday.
Trains leave h. and y. Depot at $50 a. m.
ROurd trip, S1.25.
COckGde CHy.-Young Peoples excursion
to- morrow evening al O'Clock.
I'"'W LOCkDtf Last excursion OF the Char
lotte Vanderbilt on Saturday.
No7fHt JCTHCB-The Arrow and Mary
Washington make daily trips 10 Mount
Vernon,
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DEATH FROM AN UNUSUAL CAUSE.-THE
Potsdam Courier of August 80, says:-"Mrs
Church, daughter OF Asahael Train, OF thls
village, died last week, death resulting from
most III usual cause. Two weeks ago last
Sunday, while dressing, Mrs. Church Tup-
tured blood vessel In the spinal column
while in the act of SneeZing, and all her body
aud limbs below the rupture became para
lyZed and remained so until her death, which
occurred some ten days afterward."
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JUDGE WEST is warming to his work In
Ohio. His speeches bristle with nomely IL
lustratiOns which go straight To- the marx
ri eakirg Of the folly of further Initiation. he
says:-"lSsue more greenbacks in time of
p, ace, and down they go till the currency il
from boiling the shadow of a starved chick
en-" Victims of a boarding house expert
cree will comprehend the force of this COM
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Weather Indications To-day.


WAsBINGTON, September I, 1H1. !
For the coasts of the middle states and New
England, rising followed by stationary ba-
Tometer. warmer southwest To southeast
winds. clear or partly cloudy weather. and
in the interior Of New York and New Eng
land light Local rains.
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CITY ITE Us

HONEST vs.. FRAUDULENT WEIGHT.-The
purchaser is entitled to tUH freight always In
buying any commodity. DoOleg'S Yeas Pour
der is strictly full weight, be> dies which IL is
absolutely pure.
DETERGENT.-The best known substitute
for soap.
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HAPPY TIDINGs lOr nervous sufferers,
and those who have been dosed, drag III
and quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Bslts
efectually cure premature debility, weak
ness, and decay. Book ard Journal, with
information worth thousands, mailed free.
Address Pulvsrmacher G8lvsnic Co, New
York City. 6I8,d&kly
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READING NOTICES.

THE DISCOVERY of LOdille's Headache
Specific is a blessing 10 the human race. Cures
headache in five TO twenty minutes. Costs
but so cents, large bottles.
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Il &C A l. " f " S .
Amusemenis. de, Tonight.

NdiiondI Thedter.-The Park Theater Com
Iany in "Paby."
FtTd's Opera Hoise.-Jachits. Chy's Japan
anne
Theafer oomiQus 1.-The White Fawn" and
varieties
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BOYS AND CHILDREs's pants. ssnar,t,
all sizes, at the Boys Clothing house of n
Robinson & Co 900 Pennsylvania avenue
4ddrf.
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LEV DRY GOODS AND CARPETS opening
caiIy' black cashmeres, black alpacaS, flau'
hels ara VOL canton htnnels cheap; new
ia l dress goods; blankets AID cassimsr ss
very cheap, al Towson's-Adut.
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NEW ROUTE TO MOUNT VERNON.

The new, safe and comnodsous steamer NARY
WAsHIkGTOh Be nov carrying pee
seneers O. Mt Vernon, and furnishins
carriages 20 transport them % ths
mansion By this route persons avoid . hot valk q
. long hill. The distance 10 ono . half miles,
not three. Leaves TIN hsrf every day Sun
day exec ptedl at d DO q. n..a and returns about q
O'Clock Fare n, including sdmission and ear-
rtage ride 20 and from the mansion. js91-zm
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THE LATEST "CHARLEY Ross SHERIFF
Coffin and Mr. Bechtel, who brought the boy
leveTing TO Philadelphia, were both little
nettled at the manner in which they had been
received by Mr.. Ross, and said that, although
re had been very gentlemanly, sit wasn't
western hospitality 10 keep q dinner table
Standing until visitors had left" and they
thought that the child should have been kept
by the family for a few days, so that they
could fully determine whether he was Char
ley or Lot; but Mr.. and Mrs. Ross were so
listless about the whole affair that we didn't
care about making the Offer PhUd. EE.
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Do Nor STUPEFy your Baby with Opium
Morphia mixtures, bat use Or. BULLS Baby Syrup,
hch is always safe and reliable, and never disap
points. Is cents. Ii
A LII WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT TO
"A know the best One Dollar 0@@
GLASSES accurately suited to theSP V
eye, ct H H. HEMFEERS, Opt
1NTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA.
SpeciaI Term, PROBATE Jurisdiction, August II, 1871.
In the matter of the will of ADELAIDE Hell
LEN: Application for letters testamesta ry on the
estate of Adelaide HELEN of the District of Column
bis, has this day been made by Lewis JOHNSON
Davis and Theodore Barrett Moody. All persons
interested are hereby notified to appear In this
court on TUESDAY, tue IL tn Cay OF September
testsmentsry Oh the estate OF III. said deceased
should not issue prayed: Prorided, q COPY Of
tpi, order be published week, for three weeks,
in the Washington Lac Reporter and EreHtRg S.dr
new OF o per, previous TO the said day. Test:
aue2l-t. st A. WEBSTER, Register of Wills
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INV AND BEAUTIFUL fall dress goods,
orol re brown, seal brown navy blue dark
trten cashmeTes, black cashmeres, very
chesI, oiack alpacas very cheap; sheeting
cotton, bed ticking; Carriers, TO Marke.
Space. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-04

REMEMBER the hotel coach drivers ME.
mic this afternoon at Byer's 7th- street
park Go and have a good time.
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~ Mr.. s.. s. Cox is said to have written
to Washington that his chances for the
speakership are excellent" and that Mr..
Randall is "out of the race" with "out'
italicized.
r. The Democrats of Virginia have filled
tie vacancy in their state ticket by nomi-
mating a man who lost his right leg in the
rebel service. The other two candidates on
the ticket each lost an arm.
So The visiting governors are now receiv-
ing the hospitality of the chambers of com
merce of New York, and will today enjoy
an excursion on the river and view tie
various public institutions,
~ George Walch, a young married mar
of Syracuse. went out with his wife on Tues
day. and asked her to sit down on the bank
Of the canal while he went in for q swim.
He crossed the water, and had returned
about halfway, when suddenly he threw up
his arms, cried, "Nellie, save me-" and
sank.
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PRIME NORFOLK OYSTERS received daily
at Johns Restaurant, corner Ith and u SITS. I
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PAINFUL ACCIDENTAL little girl
named NJ. Lutener, residing at 1l1t eth street
northwest, was painfully injured yesterday
by falling upon an iron spiked railing. One
OF The sharp rails cut through her throat into
hrr mouth, producing an ugly wound, but
one rot believed TO be dangerous.
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GEoRGIA's FAvoRITE Son GLoRIFIED-
The Atlanta (Ga.l Constitution says that az
the TOOmbs meeting in that city the other
night "the band discOurssd several patriotic
airs, including Dixie and the Bonnie Blue
Flag" TOOmbs was then introduced as "a
Patriot who has never proved faithless to q
tIust," and as "Ihe greatest and grandest de-
lender OF public liberty on the American con-
tlnent" Then he was ''TapturouSly recei we'd ~
and spoke, incidentally alluding once more
10 1.-the enemies of my country
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~ Large cloth pelisses, trimmed with fur
Va i'll he VI nru aga m this

~ Large cloth pelisses, trimmed with fur
will be Worn again this winter.
~ Chief Joseph says that he will knock a
clip off General Towards shoulder.
Be- Ben De Bar is to have a monument
er, cted by the theatrical profession.
NJ The wife of Senator ingalls,, OF Kansas,
has been seriously Ill, but is now slowly re-
covering.
- Mr.. Pongo, the great gorilla, is not yet
four years old, but he has The expression of
face of fifty years. He isn't married, either.
ET Sitting Bulls movements are some
what obscure. and fe RS are entertained that
he will be heard from before We are quite
ready.
pJIt Is supposed by soma that those three
moons of Mars are made of green cheese.
This theory is sustained by their liveliuess
in getting around.
avThe Boston Commonwealth says: "Sena-
tor Hoar will make an elaborate speech on
public affairs, al the Worcester convention,
which will be received with interest. 1t Is
estimated that the Senator has in dependent
views of the practical workings of some re-
cent orders, which he will not hesitate to de-
c are"
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LADIES' GOODS.
ITO THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES:
Special consignment Of HAMBURG EDGINGe
and INSERTlNGS.
We have opened this day an immense lot OF HAM
BURG EMBbOIDERIES direct from the manu-
facturers hich will sell at less than UhoIesdfs
prices.
This r. one OF the handsomest lines OF goods ever
offered in this CITY, ard presents an opportunity 10
secure goods ut fifty cent less than resndr press
MRS. M. j. HUNT
aug2l-tr No. 021and 623 ID street.
lust RECEIVED,
NEW STYLE HATS,
Also, q full line OF
BLACK vELvETs,
from 81 Sc per yard upwards.
j. r. PALMER,
1907 y street,
arel6-tr Between llth and 18th sts.
I AIDES SHOES.
Until AUGUST IA, shall allow . dis -
count Of ton Der cent. ON all cash sales.
JAS III. VEAMILYA,
go NJSsfA strcef.
Lsdses' Shoes MADE 70 OkDER At shert nosiee.
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nYEIN0i DYEIW0l
ID GLOVES and oRHAnEsfAL riAfHsss
' 80 eis s.h .r.. s..s o.
NO HUNBu0-L- RICE Wfn pay . far
3ldrss 81 OHp nAhp oL0fafno, b00D.
~ y - = =: . = 49,; s;s:s $500 -
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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS
~ SINGERS

IL SINGERS.
The Steamer ARROW Capt. prauk Hollinsshesd,
10 ths only boa allowed 10 land pse-eb- -
gers st mount Vernon wharf. Pas
eengert Ia ing this steamer which H.
connected with the Ladies' n ouDt Vernon Associa-
other tnes.
Bo1pd trip, 81, including admission 10 nanson
steam leaves TN street whsrf d.ny ,sandsy ex-
osIssd,l ~ O o :, and returns about ,. N.
J. McH. B0LLINGSWORTH,
SEPT. Lrdies' Mount Vernon Association.
TBkNE GoLLINGsHEAD, Str Arrow ,eIs 81
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EDUCATIONAL.
tLNwICK SFMINARY-

ALNwICE sENINARY.
FpN lyJNv AIDES
m a. I'd sessi'g az hs Ia; tut,ou ~u comm-oos
address 10 s-.,riB,l-, y = TYs5S & sIsrsss.
CoH''e's .. ~ 90 SEQ ~ ~ns-7 In
THE RossLNN SEMINARY win r,-op~n
= usSe " ccri NJ SOS Sos i7r' sas s ~
ho'risi Nn. : snssl-im
COLUMBIAN TNINFRSTTN-
Pr.r,r.,N'.Aa 5u INGrnN olrI. y q
tstufl tvpsri mem r~r~ S-gtenbcT n, ISL,
-. ,oli.So rsus Ssr'. inter- ~.
f nsS'f r.r ls ,-.. p. o 50. 70
"a ,a'Ai. Us "a iri.tu,.iie-, .Sa-e.
s..,,.r.-. &c. WsLilNG, LIP.
MOUNT htRNON INSTITUTE,
~ 1870 street -r..t
Trers6 ,Hd Frsii.a r.. ss,S Ss: r. ,,p.l
,ttiss,s,,t i.e 90. nutis. r~sIn,s-i ss sI
deuce ri'ls r...r = H' s,.ge. 81 = Essi-
NJ ,ERNuN SEMINARY.
80 FAMILY AID pAl SCHOU L FOR YOUNG
2os street.. Ws.iins,aS y e ~-s.rppY
soMEKs, Frieoirsl. s.s'.t'-e BY o1rF. .; EIGHT
IeHS D. . en- 20 .,sors SCHOOL ,esr opens NON
msigr sgr5 g, tlt frilciPs ~ tue seHsii airy.
THE MISSES LANE, i.SS Z s'reef a07fS-
y 80. elu rs orsu th-ir >cho,I fpr Girls on
MEINESpAN. S-rt--t,,.- - Circulars may BE-
ct,stu'a a. tts school or a BaIl,uI ne. eook-
TIRE WASHINGTON FEMALE SEM
INARN. "a F-lT5,rg lHG fIsv S.sssi -. Ys.sas
a. az 81 -. : = rror.ues # Io2a lalh
Ter .g rrir Sir sEddreu' =. , s6sr Ser:
uer Wiii be tsl.u. circular. - IN principal fsSE.
tore. nri a. =. lO21 $50 rerf nrr' 30 est Ms
5pI. ''Tc"fH ana .' N c D'tsS !, ,I r;Ia;
ST. NINrENT'S SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG
: IA Us rrisr fhe ca. - rhr Sisters ~ chart
s,st.T's. 3 RE :. .ra Guais,s.. wli ris.sss
f''h Wv susb I'm
SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
; lIs-- u,f -. Anton q iretFner. r H. Strini, n
II = On, TIE IulsIs kiuc
=, T. ,..er''ors - u,true-ors ar available al
Iisuo, \ .cr. y. ilu, parmary, &C.. ssto slI.
p rlrr".rr5 10 iufnru sffuu apply 20 q =.
kING S'rr.'ary. sos ,th - uerihw Il ausi. ~
MISS CAIkINS' SELECT SCHOOL, for
y .tAs ere GIRLS viii resreu SsPterui-r 81
81 11a rrrrs- .a0's a,sr.ue sauth---t susIslm
SPENtFHThN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Ha. nars-r' rr,'ri s.r- az, 4s"ss aSTu srso
-. CO.. ...r-. 2 - . rh. Canfenr1.f inst-uCtiou
3 "sr- i,IHr.s -.ffr cuisines pfrr.auslip. Bus-
ing, E.-r'uH, Ply-icI Fv.rr'sas, &C &c
-. lii'- fs = r Ger, n~ii iu siN asusl mouthly
e...- ii-' 't % Paid To- iun ~ "u'erine I've
-r'ni,'.r .. rrr M mn Nev ilr-tratei cirou-
s.,'E 7''.'4 .-s. y, ~ .4 .rg.a'i ~
MISS C4RFRNtS YOUNG LADIES'
I'i FgAhIiSE 80 DAY SCHOOL vii reaP@1
81 "sa ~ -.'' o l. f.n~.-'.S 81 8. ~ Augs nm
Nj AlFNoi~ ELLE V. PRTDHOMMF,
~ .f.r-.. 1919 I2-i ,frssf rr.tr~sv.-paiIy
fkFN ,LAt>Es. connected With come Of the
be-t ElEl - so .fis 90 the CITY ghfdran taught
oIsly y in % % urc book. Morning and evening
ctAss- Joy irt -s, adde's aud gentlemen. bow. and
girls Fr.r rf FlHkeu IA clss-es Terms moiersfe-
Nai M"noNF- sud Thursdays after r. M other
ssSs cav a"fr'cH y and tslf past. OF send card
eha atHt"-- augl en-
REN. u. a. hOLBROOR'S Classical ana
~ nilrar- SclC1l. sing sing n v NEXT ter-,
y gus SkPt WEIR 18th. Dr.. Holhrook referr 10
hCn John JAY kuoH- Hon. G. Kurthrop. .acrs-
ary Board ~ FdUcztiou, Com wis nm
WEST END INSTITUTE,
- .,.... MRS. :. l.. CADHH
OAhDAN" SthnoI fT YOUNG LADIES,
NV HAvEN. Cows
Reopen Sept. I8th mvls-sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-04
DILEs AND FISsURE.

Dr.. sHRADEB, once room % 81 Oioad Bufld-
ing, (southwess corner ssh aud streets.D carae
Piles aud Fisure without Knife Lieature OF Oous-
tic, and without pain, and guarantees cure IN eli
cases no pay; Refers % L. Luchs, Of Lechs .
euperint-nd mt WashfnRtos and Georg-tcwn Rail-
rosd; J. b, Msnion, grocer, 80 ~ s.-eet south
vanfa avenue; T. =. Merche, r. o. Department.
4ll a street southeast; John rveedsse, n Grant
Ladss attended "a their residences n dssirs1 Oios
hours-s.. m. too m: Sunday % y =. ooc-
multsttop sres