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Eaneationn, 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 and most successful In
the country, conducted by experienced teach-
eTs, who have made the instruction OF youth
the business of a lifetime A few OF these are
mentioned below, and others viii be noticed
from time 10 time as new advertisements
spISar. 60, ~,
Oxen September 10Th, at 1913 18th street NORTH
wesi Owing to the increasing patronage
received by this Institution, q new school
building has been erected during the sum-
mCr. particularly suitable for educational
pyTpOSss The building is n twostOry,
pressed brick, with good surroundings, and
everything nicely arranged. For terms APP
ply to Miss Macleod, principal, 1ll2 NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Eujacs well-known
boarding and day school for young ladies
will reopen on the 10th instant, ut 100 l.
street northwest.
Prof. j. W. Bischof has returned to the
city, and is ready TO receive his pupils at the
muse room of The Congregational Caurch,
corner 10Th and q streets.
The sih season of the Art School, Mrs. 3.
r.. Fuller, principal, opens on the 10th in
stanl. ut lol6 10th street. Thorough ins,ruc-
ton in all branches of drawing and painting.
Miss Emily r. Hunt will begin her n
school year for girls and small boys on 10Th
Instant, at 2lO A street northeast. a specia
Glars in writing and drawing.
Mr.. j. c. ard Miss NJ. l. Rashbone reopen
their school for misses and boys to- day at t3l
Mary land avenue northeast
Miss Narrower will reopen her school for
young ladies and children on the 10Th inst.
al her residence, 1896 street.
The cECoi for young girls and boys, under
tie supervision 81 Mss Mary y Dunbar,
was ICcpeuet at 1870 S:h street north west to-
dav
Today is the opening OF Miss z. Sen
do1f-s School for boys and girls, at 921 IL
stree northwest.
The populsT young ladies' school. known
as Park Seminary" will Ice reoponCi on
tie 12tn instant, under the able supervision
of Mrs. q. NJ. COndTon and Miss y. Tolman
Smith
Tt" rCrmal, preparatory, college. law, and
theological departments of Howard TnIver-
SIfy VIII CEen September 18Th, aud The me Ii
cal department october ist.
-. Cecelia's Academy. Col Fast Capitol
street. q boarding and day school for young
ladies, begins the fall sess ION to-day.
Rev. J. 4. Graves will reOpa1 his school
fOT hCys on the 10 h instant, Al Nos. SDl and
60: Il street southeast.
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Condensed Locals

From j. e. Parker we have the New York
papers 81 advance Of the mails.
A marriage lcenf has been issued TO John
GCrssdine and Mary Shanahan.
The Potomac Fruit Growers exhibition of
limits and flowers on beard the Mary wash
1nGtOn tomorrow should be borne in mind
+. G.. Lewis ard a. 8. Barber have been
fl' ct6d secretary ard treasurer rel ectIVeIy,
of TIE National Wheel Company
About ia, o'clock last night nre was dis
cove Ell in the rear of house 9i2 street, Occu-
pi'd ty Mrs. Tiger. but IL was eNtingutshed
by u tfficeTs ithout turning IN an alarm.
The steamboat wharf al Ith street was dis
covered to be on fire yesterday D. M. SIEVE
RAJ buckets OF water were suffice 1t 10 extin-
GU IN the flames.
a deg fght took place on Saturday in
Mary lard, above the Chain bridge. between
Jake Hunters light hTiIdle ana white, and
RTansCn'S dark brindle. Hunters dog won
the fight in twenty one minutes.
The A. NJ r. Zion co IrecciO0 will hold
buth- meeting at SesbrOok on SUNDAY next
and Rev. Mr.. StsuSbuTy " i'll Ofiiciate. Trains
viii leave the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
ICad depot AZ and O'Clock.
MeSsTs. Mcfarland and Stephenson, who
nave for The past fifteen years run fast
freight lire OF The Washington branch OF the
R1ltimOre y Ohio railroad, have been mott
ned that the railroad COmUany Will do that
business itself after the 18TH.
Miss Mary l. Metals, OF this city, was
selected by ore Cf the knights AZ The iOurUa-
inert al Orkney Springs. on Tuesday last. as
second maid OF honor. In the evening the
coronation Of the Queen 81 Love and Beauty
took place, when Mr.. l.. y GObTig gut. Of this
city, delivered an address
This morning about ill0 O'Clock. fire was
0isCOVeIfd IL The second story of the res
der Of Mr.. VI. FeHtOE. No. 40 street south
west but II was eXtiuguISheti with about =
damage. After the fire had been extirguiShrd
Mir. FCntOu YVES found asleep in the iron.
room down stairs.
John Tourney WAS arrested last night by
Sergeant Mulh8ll and officers Lewis, Land
eTS. and WestphaI for creating diSturbanC e
on l. street southwest. lie called 20 see a
young lady residing On l. street southwest
last evening. but being intoxicated her father
declined 20 admit lin, wheTeupOn he picked
mp stone and RnOc bed the old man down.
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a LIZ XA " d RIA.

REAL ESTATE SALES.-The valuable cor
nfr property at the north west intersection O,
King and Royal streets, was sold 10 day by
Green 4 Wise, auctiOneers, for MesSrS
Stuart, Beach and Stuart. comm SIS toners OF
sait in the cause of Arnold vs. Arnold ct al
TO William Arnold. esq, for \, 900.
r. A. kerby. auctiOneer, sold n lot in Mar
ket alley for CiaughtOn aud Stuart, cDmmi
sloners o! sale in the suit of Burke and
Herbert VS.. Brill and CaStleman, 10 Charles
NJ Castiemen, for $500.
Put BACK.-1he schooner Nellie G. Paine
which q. AIRED from this port yesterday for
New HaYen. was found To be leaking when
the rad gotten short distance below Mount
vernon, ana was Obliged to pat back. The
leak is quite a heavy one, and almost con-
staht pumping is required 10 keep the vesSe,
q float.
THE CHARIOT IINE.-Nr. Dai sh, manager
Of The chariot line of Washington. who was
IN thls city yesterday inspecting King street
VIII recommend TO the meeting or the d.
recioTS Of that company, 10 be held on Tues
Day ueNt, that they extend their line To this
city Gdzttfe, Isl.
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MOTHERS VIII grow weary and sigh over tn. re-
spohslilil) that Baby places urou tire n, bat thsy
Lave the high p iSfls ke Of shapia character for
ustiuness he exercise Of pati=nce an1 tue p-es.r
rAi,on 81 BshJ g b alth BY tue proper u.s OF D.
t0H Baby syrup will give them great reseat com
o. ana Prospective hap piness IS cents per lite 1t
q 1kAAf PROTECTION sford in lot season
"A AID against spidemics, particnI.rly al, -
sto,eIs; g =. era ilvreu~ &c. ri. ElSNER'S HUI
LAND BIT FRS "BoOne ka7ip of Mag n re- y,
Tb-r usc IL of the greatest imp rtance IN
wh,re the iahsiing 90 miss'dic air 81 da1gerousiy
sreots onr heSjth Melancholy and Hrp~caGnji,
usu ally are Effects of dcrsngsd digestive uoctinos
are cured pIiecily by these Bitters. and they nr,
ouee c.eertuiness and hilsriiy the sal sat meas
TO reach an old aud happy ago A.'
Sold by all druggists auels-mwssn
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N6filHOi 7AcG,eT.-The latest New York
success Baby" viii he presented here lhiS
evening for she first time. a full c. ned Y
company from the Park Theater. New York
viii take part, and IT Is promised that the
play viii be presented in the attractive style
that contributed so much TO its success in
New York.
F.sdS Op6TG HClSe.-The Jachits- Chy s
japanese TrOupe viii make their appear
ance here tonight. They are making their
first iCur through the United States, and are
attracting considerable attention wherever
they go by their wonderful performances.
Matinees will be given on Wednesday and
Saturday.
IHoGfeI CUmiqlIe.-The Eolian Ministries.
who created such a furore last week, have
been retained for this week, and in addition
q very attractive programme has been ar
ranged, in which The White Fawn" is a
leading feature.
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GEOR GETO wv,

A BOLD THEFT.-Sa,urday afternoon q
man named John NaGscTiver stepped into a
buggy, TO which was hitched grey mare
standing in front of JnO. SCOTS restaurant
on 9Th street, and drove of. When the
owner, Mr.. RObt. Campbell, came for his
buggy he found IL non est. Nanscriyer took
ride to Virginia, and on his way back was
arrested by Officer JOS. Harper. who took
him in custody. and turned over the property
10 Mr.. Campbell.
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To Ladies' and Gentlemen

We wish to call attention to A. Fiecner's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establish
meDt, No. 9O6 q street, near 9Th street. By
promptly adopting the latest Improvements
whether Of American or European invention,
he is enabled to do his work IN a manner not
To he eGualed by those not possessing these
facilities. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies'
and Gents Quits are, In fact, the cheapest In
the city on account OF his superior work
Give him a csll-s0S q street Punctuality
rJ2FaCteed
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A FEW Doses of Hostetters Stomach Bit
tiers Will always cure casual indigestion or an
ordinary bilious affection, or arrest the pre-
monitoIy symptoms of rheumatism. II is
true that when dyspepsia, or liver complaint,
or rheumatism. or constipation, or nervous
debility, or SICK headache, has become per-
manent evil, and has even baffied the skill Of
eminent physicians and resisted all the ordi-
nary remedies, IL may still be eradicated by
the Bitters; but 1t is easier, as NJ acbeth sug-
gests. 10 crush the serpent's egg than the grown
serrent.
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Exeursiens, Picnies, &c.

Marshall BOH--EXcuTSion Of The "DOZen'
tomorrow at $50 p. m. on the Mary Wash
ingiOn-
Port Washington OF the Fifth
Baptist church and sabbath school 10 NOR
row at a. m. and II m.
Marshall Han Excursion on Wednesday
oh instant. by Washington Lodge, No. q, /
. NJ on Charlotte Vanderbilt. at 6.15 y. IN.
Baltimore and Druid TIH PdTk.-ExcurSion
on 18th instant by Encamptments l. q. q. F.
The CCckGds CHy excursion on Wednesday
al 6 y. IN.
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CITY ITEM

WITH WHAT CoMPLACENCY must the
lady who uses Gte7lns Sulphur Soap glance at
her mirror, for there she sees reflected a
complexion devoid of bemish. This peer
less purifier may be relied upon to remedy
all skin irritations. Sold by all Druggists.
HtIrs Rdr and Whisker Dye, Black or Brown.
50C. coz
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)YyICz OF CHIEv SIGNAL OFFICsR,
LOCAL Ne s.
amusement.. dc. Tonight.

National TarGfST.-1he Park Theater Com
ysny in "Paby."
Fo7d-s Oyc5G House - Jachits- Chy's Japan
ete tTOuIe.
TIoofer CCpt.que.-"The White Fawn" and
TRTfefisS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

BREAD Is THE STAFF OF LIFE-By
bread we mean all the various forms into
which IL is customary TO convert cereal flour.
When is bread good Bread is good when
light, sweet and nutritious, and without de-
leterious Qualities. How are these propert les
best secured? In no way, we answer, SO we'll
ard certainly as by the use of DOoieU's YeIa
Po,cd7. Try it thoroughly AMI convince
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers,
and those who have been dOsed. drugg ed
and Quacked Pulvermacher's Electric Belts
effectually cure premature debility, weak
ness, and decay. Book and Journal, with
Information worth thousands, mailed free.
York City. 6,1S.dSkly
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AMTSEMENTS.

OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPENING OF TIE SEASON,
SEPTEMBER Bone WEEK. ONLY.
JiCH!TS-CHTS JiPINESE TROUPE
nov making Their lrst tour through the United
States by special permission of tn Imp Of ia
pau ard whose wOnJerful performances have
stan REQ them h. the public and press of New York
a:d Baltimore to be the grratest Of Japanese jug
gers, rrescntI programme of Startling, Bean l.
ful ard Lsughshe Pastnes, useqDsled in the histo-
~ Of aHustuen's
MATlNEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Other noy lties IL preparation. Box Office for sale
of secured places VIII be opened nj nday. a.
m aug3l II
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READING NOTICES.

THE DISCOVERY of Lodille's Headache
Specific is q blessing to the human race. Cures
he adache in i've to twenty minutes Costs
but go cents. large bottles. 9
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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS
~ SENGKRS.
The Steamer ARROW, Capt. Frank Holiingshead,
Is the onl boat allowed to land psssen- IT,
gers q, Mount Vernon wharf. Pas EeA
sengers taking this steamer y hich IL -
connected with the Ladies Mount Vernon Associa-
don) cr0id ysdtss - Avbs!ssess tk,N sssIss, By
other lines.
Eolrd trip, 81, including admission to Mansion
and Grounds.
stoamsr leaves Ith street wharf daily, Sunday er
ccpted,l st q q. m, and returns about D. m
J. MICH. H0LLIN0sWORTR,
eupt: Ladies, Mount Vernon Association.
y3ANk HOLLIEGsHEAD, Str. Arrow. jels-sn
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CHARGE OF PERJURY DIsMIssED.-The
charge OF pt TJury brought against VIM. FitZ-
patrick by Mrs Lizzie Ryder was continu ID
in the Police Court after our report closed on
Saturday. The alleged perjury is charged to
have been committed during trial of ex-
Policeman s. =. Moore for leaving his beat
and visiting Mrs Ryder at hsr rooms at the
corner OF 9Th and IL streets northwest, Oh the
night OF July 9TH In the report in Satur-
days STAR the name of ex-Officer NOOaan
was given as testifying for defence. II was
rot Officer NOOnan who testified. but ex
officer Moore, the officer who visited Mrs
Ryder. After cur report closed several wit
ntsses for The prosecution were heard to
prove that Moore was attending to his duty
on his beat the night in question.
For defence, Mr.. Benedict Wheeler, Mrs.
Mary Fills, Mrs. Catharine Kirby, and
Frank y. Summers were heard. Mrs.
Fills, who lives opposite the house OF
Fitzpatrick whore Mrs. Ryder had rooms
testified that sire heard an out cry at Fitz-
IatriCk's house on the night of the atb July
ard uTOn looking out of her window saw
Officer Moore running around the corner at a
quick speed. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick calling
after him ard saying that she would report
him TO his wife. Judge Mills dismissed the
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8 ECOND-HAND FURNITURE,
STOVES, So, BOUGHT
and the highest cash prices paid, and aoId o. re
". RUTHERFORD.
nyu-ly Cor. Ism and g sts., 032, northH -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

DETERGENT.-The best known substitute
for soap.
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YOUNG PEOPLES, EVENING ExCUR-
Il SIONS.
Tire Barge COCKAnE CITY VIII give select Elk
cursions EVERY WEDNESDAY IT,
EVENING during the season. lesy- E<hN
ing her wharf at s O'Clock =. m
sharp, returning At ii O'Clock remaining at Mar
shall Hall 81 minutes each trip. Nusic and Dancing
Ticket, Is cents.
SRegular Sunday Excursions for Ladies and
Children, leave at 81 p. and return at o'clock
Tickets, IS cents, Children free.
A fins caterer. lyN I'm
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BoXN1eN's
FU r N A CES.
CAST Oh WROUGHT IRoN-sUIrABLE FOR
COAL Oh WOOD.
The most SUCCESSFUL Furnaces
ecer sold.
ARE POWERFUL HEATERS-GIVE UNI
VERsAL SATISFACTION.
ROYNION'S

Report IN AUurds gire7, at the International
to Richardson, Boynfoa 4 o., Manu-
(actnerS, NeiO York.
"lsf. Simplicity Of arrangement AID durability
superior beating power and economy of fuel; con-
lSfminR In its nodns cpeTdRdt to natural law; the
shape OF the furnace conducting to the perfect
cOmbusti n Of coal
I'D The small number Of connections; their posi-
Gon ard manner Of construction rendering them
perfectly gas-fight
sd. The large smount of direct radiatinG surface
4h. The patent clinker clearing CRATE, by which
ashes and clinkeTs De removed without disturb
iug the hre-savioa dust and time. preserving a
bright, clear fire With little trouble, and eQurinR
but little power to shake it."
For sale BY
g. q. BALL,
au922- mwf-sm V0skinof0n. ID, q.
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TIE DISTRICT ASSESSORS are now sitting
as board OF appeal at their office in the
Morrison building, and will continue to so
act during the present month, after which
there can be no remedy for the assessments
made. Quite large number Of appeal cases
were before them this morning.
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50 TO FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
V~ GAPES.
SescEd Frcly,or b. the Eastern Presbyterian
Chr5ch, MONDAY S.Ptembr ~
l~7-The Steamer Jane Mos ley will SzfSzK3S
leave Sixth street wharf at ?. III 49, -s.>.se
re urHiDE about d NJ. We'd osdsy. The tost "a Ia
stop at Reeds Wharf, Alexandria. TiCke's ard
turtle Information m8y b" had .oiiows. BallIu-
tyne hCoksit re Nosck KY I45I Il. -. /,
Ellis mus store; Lloyd. 1OJ y - n. ". Wm.
all 81 Penua. ave Glars :, els St =. "a. !;
r. YIN rms drug ,tOre, cor. n. ard 9th ~. L
w; &c " CIR plsy's drug 81 re. &c rS.town; Jan
ney < Co : drug store and WaJfirld X Hairs drug
store, Alexandria. and AT the wharf auC27 ~
/ Asst EXCURSION TO POINT LOOK
IL OUT THIS -EASOH. The Fine
SteAmn- CHARLOTTE vSGDER- SeSsaH
BILT. CANAAN EntwislA, viii lesve~<sss~ss-
for Port Lookout snd BlaCki-tou-s Island on Sat
uIds - p;ember 5, IA. leaving 9TH street. whsr at
O'Clock sbarp. retur ing Monday morning a. s 'c'I
Fare round "trip s so.
Fer state rooms, &c, In l1tre On board OF at "
II. WIZ eninE's. 3O4 18th street A fine brass band
will accompany every excursion.
FAMILY EXCURSIONS
every Monday and Friday nights Leaving Tth-
street wharf at $50 m, returning at 1870. TaTe
Is cents.
The steamer can be chartered for excursions.
UN-'f
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In 49, lOIR HEATING APPARATUS put
1ne' $40 ,MUrsn, 2l26 Pennsylvania ave
F9atisiaetOn guaranteed
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THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
IL making trips to Glymcnt and No.
Interim date landings daily SUNDAY EAS44 ~
e1ceptedD, leaving her wharf, foot of0k1asE1azaan
18th street, at 9Sl m. returns about O'Clock D. m.
Vernon Springs; leaving at 10 O'Clock .. m. and
returning At clock m First trip fare, 90 ceu.s
p m. Fare, Is cents Those going on the fret can
return on the seco-d trip free OF charge. CHEAP
CHILD REN's TRIP-Chidren will be taken OF
Saturdays for Is cents round trip; sdults Is cents
Tickets will entite the holders TO stop AZ the
usual landings until the return trip Of the boer.
good ouly Saturdays. Children must in al cases
be accompanied BY their parents soEle adult
friend.
THE STEAMBOAT MARY WSsHiSGTON
can be Chartered for ExcUrsiCEs b. applying on
board, or to G. Y. ATLEE, Aeant, al No. els 7tb
street, opposite the Patent 0ftce.
p. p. TROTH,
nyf5 Am President ~ CornraDv
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ANOTHER LOT OF new dry goods Just r.
ceiyed at Carers, 107 Market Space; col pre-
caShmeres, black cashmeres. black alpacas,
black silks, blaI ke;s, shawls, canton flan.
Lei, red and white wool hannels. Z
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SURRENDERED.-TO-d day Joseph Douglas
arrested In this District a few days since on
the charge OF the larceny of a bell and other
articles from Alfred Ray, of Montgomery
county, was surrendered TO Sheriff Higgins
of That county, by Judge Wylie, a reauisi-
non from Gov, Carroll being presented by
the Sheriff.
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OR BOYS AND CRILDREN's CLOTHING
ior itiI and wioter, go To the boys clothing
LouNe OF r. Robinson & Co, 900 Pennsylva-
MA avenue. For all ages of the best GaaIi-
yes, at the lowest prices-Adf.
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DMEs AND FIssURE.
DYEIN q
= HuA1R r n

DHsaI55SHSsa. and osuAn.urALH Hnz4s s.s
sls ssh srss ssss oass.
NO HUNBU0.-L. RICE Will ~ . 16iF
Csi&SrS etCo.D Sap 0LOfaInoi R00xs,
a eStts, 4: I'd - e - -; - '.s''1 -
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]. GEORGES,
uT1ZRNC AND MILITARY BOOT Ind
&ROE AAKKR.
Sis Pennsylva nia Avenue northwest
Great bargains for the next 30 days in reaAy--.
made Boots and Shoes.
(eign Of the Big Beot.D D
Orders BY mail promptly attended 70. -
Repairing neatly executed. tall-fr
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Z an agricultural paper saws that Mr.. So
and 30 has The Champion NIL go ~ -
by the fetlock? Ai' inc 'hV
~ tIcAsslan women are selling IN DIV
glorious hair in order [, prov,da 60, "a s ir
ule "ouuuCd soldiers. Some OF their tresSes
four feet two inches long, are sold in -
don. AOa-
~ NJ RS Butler, who was Miss Thomnso,
the recently famous painter has gone 10
Adrian opie To the seat OF war To study army
scenes, aud she has gone without her hus-
band.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

SANE MONEY by buying s,oves, rarges.
LaiIooes, &c, of Moran, 2lsS Psnn. .VeeI,e 2
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THROWN FROM HORSES AND INJURED
On Saturday, John Jackson, a bow. was
thrown from horse on IN street, near Vir-
ginia avenue, and had his left arm broke
Ofncer Lewis TOOK him TO his home, 227
street southwest. ...-Last evening "A son of
Mr.. Harry McChesney, while watering =
horse at RrightwOod, was thrown and ad his
CClIaI-bOne broken.
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NEW OMNIBUS LINE.
on and after this date I VIII run Q DAILY
LIN OF nrst-ciaEE convey ancoa from the - "A
street carr, corner Pennsy yania avenue
and 9Th street asst 10 Congressional Gem
6vecents. =
auglo I'm GEO. w. KNOX.
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DFaCCRAIIC NOMINATIONS IN Moxr-
GoNtKY The democratic primary election
Which took place SATURDAY last in Mon
COrn'ry county, Nd, resulted In the no-niua-
Ton OF George Peter, esq, for the senate.
montgomery Blair, Howard Griffith. and
W m Candy iOr the house of delegates: Am
bTcSe Clemens for sheriff. VIM. Crazy for
SHfNeyCI, and tie entire old board OF county
IN In customers wiki the exception OF -
a1iiaiutkIy in place Of - CiSsell In the 5th
olS'I.ct- The rivalry bet ween Lbe Candidates
"aoe the contest a lively one
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Pot at 35 a ~ - -ss-f-sf.s.
Fare rJuud "Trip. 81 % kh1 ~ Se1S
aus = tn tn s.U kW 81
The daily gazette., 1877-10-17
SECOND EDITION
AT THE RESERVOIR.

The Cool Spring Reservoir now pre-
sehts scene of great activity, and the
work Of pudding the banks of the no nth
compartment is proceeding very rapidly.
Already the bank pudding Is within
about three feet Of the top, and the bridge
at the northeast corner has been remov-
ed temporarily, in order 70 permit the
puddlers to worK there. The pudding
clay as fast as 1t is deposited Is packed
down by. the rollers, FIVE Of which, with
two horses attached to each, are kept
busy at the work. p,,' 49,. '4'il W fii'l, ~
An extra clay grinder has been put In
operation at the southwest corner Of the
basin lot, and teams are constantly kept
on the move to supply the mills with clay
and to convey the ground clay to the
puddlers. .a-rM d baa 4
By Monday evening, 1t is expected, the
pudding of the south bank will be com.
pleted, after which the work of laying
the bricks will be commenced II il
hoped that all the pudding will be com.
pleted by Saturday week, in which case
the rest Of the work will doubtless be
finished before winter weather seGs in.