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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-12-19
Milan College
B.F. HOOKER, A. NJ,
Principal and Professor Of Ancient and Mod
ern Languages.
J. O. PEARCE, A. NJ,
Mathematics and Natural Sciences
MRS. JUDGE WILLIAMSON,
Preparatory Department.

We desire to cali the attention OF the pup
lie to the complete arrangements Will WIZ.
have been made at this College for the n I-
session. The very best teachers nave Oeen
secured, and the additional services VI I'm
netent teachers will be procured as needed.
The government will be exercised with nrm-
mess and strict discipline will be enforced.
The full Academic course will be taught,
Including a thorough course Of Ancient and
Modern Languages, and Mixed and Pure
Mathematics.
The facilities offered at this college to OBJ
tain a first class education are unsurpassed
by any institute in the country.
The session opens Monday, sept :, prox:
We desire that our pupils shall De present AZ
the opening of school. Let each one WHO
intends to enter school make an Effort 70 De
present at that time.
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on the charge of 6iiiscrderly and riotous
conduct, and of obstructing the streets
by the crowds which they gathered. TN
the first Of these they were found inno-
cent; but on the charge Of obstructing
the streets they were found guilty and
Obliged to give security not to do it any
more.
"A speaker at the recent Injecting of
the Detroit teachers said that children
shoSld be taught grammar when they
are even too young to rcads but that the
teaching of technical grammar shot:ld
be reserved until the last year at the
High School. He held that no one ever
changed from bad speaker to good
one by correcting his sayings by the
rules of grammar 1t Is constant prac-
tice that causes sorfectness. There is
a great deal of truth In this who that
has ever attended a school but remems
bers how the talk of the pupils, in spite
of ceaseless recitations in grammar, re-
nsinea erammed with blunders.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-12-19
Ham. and NIishags:

w. II. Metcalf and his son, of Lis
bon, Me-, were smothered to death at
the New England House. Blackstone
having gone to bed and blown out the
gas, instead of turning it off.
Herbert Kimball, of GAINESVILLE,
Wis, shot himself with d pistol; Because
Miss Matte Marquissee would not con-
sent to marry him.
Mr.. Azel Waldo, of Indianapolis,
was killed by railroad tram. The
wheels severed his head from his body
and reduced the latter to a shapeless
mass. Deceased was aged 10 years.
While hunting rabbits, near Elsie,
Mich, Charles CAL accidentally shot
and killed Peter Kayser. Both were
boys, aged about IA years. 1T
Hon. John c. Lindley, Treasurer
of Butler County, Ohio, was killed by
the explosion of coal-oil lamp. His
wife, ia trying to save him, was badly
burned Mr.. L. carried life-insurance
policies amounting to S3l, 600.
Patrick Shannon, millwright, was
torn to shreds by his clothing being
caught by rapidly revolving shaft, at
the American Iron Works in Pittsburg,
Pa.
William Burnison was killed by
falling into a cellar at the Fort Wayne
Depot, Allegheny, Pa.
An old lady, Mrs. Joanna Ryan,
was killed by freight train at Detroit.
james Hershaw accidentally shot
and killed himself at his home in Pitts
burg, Pa.
AT st. Paul, by fall of less than
three feet, youth aged Is, named Ar
thur Ganthler, received such internal
injuries that he died within very few
minutes.
Charles Pilbeau, near Adrian,
Mich, was found dead in the box of his
wagon, he having oyer-drank himself.
Isaac Mike, while intoxicated, went
to sleep on the railroad track near
Pennington, West Va, and was run
over and killed by train of cars.
Fifteen miles south of Kearney, Neb y,
the murdered bodies of Mrs. Harrison
aud her three children were found in a
haystack. A certain s. ID. Richards is
suspected of the crime.
The body of Hon. H. P. Gage, ex-
President of the Hane Savings Bank,
was found in his bed at Findlay, Ohio,
with bullet-hole in the right temple.
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DRS. HARRY & JOHNSON.
DENTISTS.

Are now permanently located in Milan, and
offer their professional service to the citi-
zens Of Milan and vicinity.
Office corner Main and Jackson Streets,
up stairs.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-12-19
Esamiga.lea and surveys 4

Eai- 4ppros
Examipas,on and Surveys ~
sphth Piss oil tile MISSISSIPPI.
pt ktNcr...... $4,000 $4,000
Removing raft IA Red River. 6oo0o 1900
Keinoving obstruction from
Rod liver; =: :,... 1900 5000
eri..;;..:,..., -, ..;:...:.. 10000 10000
sippi Ntor ht Mrmphls
Improving Mississippi River 49,
and harbor at N,cksburg.
Miss ....,......,.........,..... 10000 $1,000
Improving oaaehita River,
Arkansas and Louisiana . 1880 10000
Improving luzuo Rlscr........ 5000 1900
Continuing observation of
riSh aud fan of Mississippi rr n
River and trtnutartos,...s... 500 5,00J
Removing snags, wrecks aud
other distractions from
Mississippi, Missouri and
Arkansas kiy,rs....u....... $50, coo go, 900
Survey OF Missouri River from
moutl,to sioux CITY, Ia. $1,000 $1,000
impr wing Missouri River at
at Sioux CITY, ia,.:;..;....:. $500 1850
Improvement Missouri River
ut Atchiscn, kan............. 10000 10000
Improvement Missouri River
opposite st. J ,scph.......... 5000 10000
Improvement Missouri River
ut PASSPORT, Ia, and Nebrils-
XII City, Neb. 5000 10000
Improvement Missouri River
at Council Bluffs, la, and
Omaha, Neb.................. 10000 5000
Improvement Missouri River
above mouth Yellowstone. 5000 $1,000
Improvement Mississippi Iliv-
ef Between mouth OF Illinois
and Ohio Rivers. ........-.... 100000 $4,000
Snagboat-Upper Mississippi
RIVER. fl,0UO
Improvement Mississippi Riv-
err from st. Paul to Des
Moines Rapids. $4,000 $4,000
Improvement Mississippi Riv-
er from Des Moine5 Rapids
to mouth OF Illinois River. 100000 100000
Improvement White River at
Buffalo Shoals, Arlx.-........ 1000 -
Improvement Rush Chute and
harbor at Burlington, lat, 15;900 10000
Improvement Harbor Fort
Madison, Ia. 2,2OO S,OO0
Removing bar in Mississippi
opposite Dubuque, la -. l3,l00 10000
Des Moines Rapids and oper-
ating canal. .................. IS2, 600 5000
Improving Galena River and
Harbor, ILL.,. .................. $1,000 10000
The aggregate appropriated for the pres
ent year was S, 697 900, and the estimates
for . he, 3014
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FE Z D0ERTR.

T0i ICE NOukr-Jud0e Water.
To-day. IunCTa Reed, pT1fane s. or days
Heary stevenson, disord"cly s. or Is days
Daniel Burns, vagrdncy so bonds or 80 days
layton Bailey, disordeily: collateral forfeited
Robert Ieatlnan, firing pistol: s. James F
crown. profanity: do. Eliza Mcconnell and
each. 1.-The details OF the case were totally
unfit i3T publication.1 Henry Jackson, lar
ceny OF side Of sole leather; $40 and costs or
O. days in Jail. Charles Buck and others, lar
ceny from the residence Of j. ". Butterfeld
continued. Ehza 4. Mcdonnell, assault with
Intent 70 kin Sally Tay, continued. Moses
Lee aud Gabriel Ennis, assault with intent to
Gu the grounds OF Robert ~ Jordan; So or &c
days. Abraham Thomas. assault on Annie
Hawkins: continued. Lizzie Graham, assault
On Ella Price; s.. Win Clemens, threats to
Thomas Older: JAZZ L default Of bonds 80
Gays: John Lewis, assault Oh Annie Palmer
c,I.f
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GEORGETOWN.

LooE OCT to- a nan, about feet inches in
height, vita brown hair aud eyes, between 3
getting their money for yellow lever suf-
ferers," and then eecting himself Chief
mourner and alpropIiating ali the funds to
himself. lie has been engaged in this business
SAID.
F0oc INSPECTOR SEBASTIAN, detailed from
the police force, Condemned 81 cantelopes aud
things lively il and about the market to day.
PERSONALITY. A1lStead Peter has left for
the springS-to be absent about a week go.
Rev. J. j. Joyce returned TO town We 5terday
....bIr. George n. Birch left to-day for Cape
May.
PoRF ES4ekED--Schooner Wm Gillum,
Mehai1ey master, froIn New York, with caigo
cement.
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AnuSeI,ienfa.

Ford's Opera H9,tss SHOULD b filed .,;.
Sc sening gie AN n e&cehent -,-rtanmeD' under
s aTcS VI .aa! division SonSof TEMPER
,-.ca lever sufferers viii be asst 81 .E tr1
Ae entertainment will be - ,,ical and parti
Cipated in by most OF the veil known singers
~ tne sitS; me ps2s-e ,nne will include tne
~ ShaiA" operetta Tie Rose
Ncttona5 ?3 = .e-.-Next Monday evening
nuprez az neate VI" o. ssop @in a an
gIaiL' 1T is new ard attractive. Their stay
pr' .niSeS 4 week Of Sold enjoyment to theater
'eUeIs.
4 crane Bar5rc,'e and Fssttra1 will be
given bythe Washington AMI Baltimore butch
ers cor btnatirn at The Washington Schuet-
zen Park, next "Wednesday and Thursday
yul!ock VII; be ShAH-Atere4 aud roasted each
day at II o'clock, sharp and served to vi 'itors
free OF charge; the bullock 20 be roasted
whole. There wiz also be prize shooting,
TIE rrRlIC SCHOOLS IF the District viii re
open on Monday next, ana from indications
they viii he crowded. The PRINCIPALS on whom
The work of issuing tickets for admission de-
week. and tley stated that they have already
issued more tickets than ever before. There
are large number of applicants who have
heretofore attended the private schools and
who have applied and obtained tickets. Those
holding tickets vi present them on Tuesday
morning as on Monday the transfers to and
tiom tie respective schools will be made.
FIRE THIS MoRsfNG--About 40 o'clock
this morning, fire was discovered in the
third story Of the brick building at the corner
Of 80 and streets. occupied by WHITE and
OyefmaH ,ralvariZed iron manufacturers and
owned by Allison NaiIor. An alarm W IS
sounded from box Isl and the fire department
and police at once responded and the flames
were eXtinguiShed with loss OF about $780,
The origin Of the fire is unknown.
YARD-wInE flannel % CENTS per yard: caSsi-
mereS for men and boys wear, Is 80, 81 Is, 81
81; red flannel, from zoe. per yard large stock
OF new fail dress goods opened to day, from r.
-. ls %, Is; blankets. from sl25 pair up :
fable linens; bedtickiDg feather proof best
quality, 2 cents; bedticking, from 10 cents.
l0wson $ Cheap Dry Goods Store, 636 Pa ave.
Sdrt.
REAL ESTATE SALES.-a!eSsrs Duncanson
Bros. sold yesterday for Philip +. Larner and
Charles 7. Davis, trustees, Let No. !, in square
as, 1ei2g al the corner of SJh and A streets
northeast, 10 NJ. i. Calla1, at !! cents per
square foot
PETITIONS III BaNKRUPTCY voluntary have
been flee by Michael 4. Dillon, Joshua A.
Ritchie, ChaS w. King, w j. Wallace, f. ".
Ayres, L. r. Haiea; r II. Hudson, Paul
I.eary. X Sanger i Kaufman, II. King, Jr.,
1, Mchlahon, ana James Linton.
SILKS Silks! SILKS :: Black silks colored
silks, checked silks, striped silks; immense
assortment Ci silks, black silks, from IS to
s25e. Carriers ~ Market Space. Our 81 aud
= L. black SIX aia special bargainS.-Adyt.
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hettc2 % sSsiCE, F.sPS So fer ers.
Ihe following cGl'eel ons have been made
jeT tb6 Seov itSs.F ,,i..t since last reports
Ply Mr. \ : Scl0mOns, go; LlnsbuTg & Abra-
Rams, -. strauss & Sy.dIinger Sc Toe
amour rscrl bed by the members oi the Fire
1-paIlm SltS2l- tGS mentioned SPvera
says ago in The STAR was collected yester-
siaV. : hz nd some CO1tri button was aken Up
In the navy yard yeSterd4s by the offeeT5 and
5nen.
THH MASONIC CONTRADICTIONS.
last night all adjourned meeting Of the
Masonic fraternity was held tc hear reports
II. =. Whitney. Deputy Grand Master, in tue
chair, and VII A. Short secretary. The
1eaSurer MY Alexander Gardner. read let
.eR from : Y. Mar Grand Master of Ten
neSsea j J.. Power, Grand Master of Missis-
sippi md mes c. Ba5cheiors Grand Secre..
selegIlIIs authorizing them IT, draw 80 each.
MT. gardner stated that he had direoted Mr..
Power 20 draw 20 additional The rcport o.
IRE Treasure. WIS read, showing that The cash
received ~ ID G@te was FL as follows Cash
paid al iaSt meeting - eUted % Il. A.
Whitney a. r. III. -lf5, Issfal site nOdse. 3d.
rave. Nc. L. s-s: Lebanon, 10 !, So Nav
.!eruS,lcIn, ~. .; Dawson NJ. =. -
b. 3. French NJ i So: Harmony. No. IL.
-Arninias. Nc -. So; Naticra!. No. y, 80
-a6ditioCai lIrn1.Lts "-erv repcE- ed as follows.
p TUraeutoI. :1i5 for Geo. G. Whiting i7ise.
4,ifiCe and :. ar c,.lar; flt with 500 more 70
gone. J ~ N2raca. :,a.t fjC ieGt.iphd
f1-Cga = e e.. ~ ~ b tFf2LC-L- .af II ar,
No J., "a =. 'e-ke G.. additional Tor Fed
aral, No John schultz, % etdi-io1a' f..
naya., N. 4 Dawson Lodge, 10. Il 49,
III I'D 80 i1- 80 to o. amount *. ..ally
paiI was Upward u = which WoJ'A daily
Re Increased as other lodges Were heard from.
after the sueesiic ajtoUr-ed the committee
having charge - -ne Gis5C~S5I eE. o. he fund
reld q constitution, aha deaiG5sd 70 send t,5)
additional noKir5 go - MsSis,i. pi, 80
additional tnF"nne>S.-- aat 80 IL louisiana.
r.Cks1s FOR MI:&gE.S.
fiENTTss tE>>, -@uE4ss 2-th. is To
Gfrs. y. "reET "oU Ecyh ,ngtGH, L. c -
NuTSaS viii ve cW fever experience are
urgen;ly teQ,:5 s-e,. = c,iCa 10 1..ci..
4. j. IsNGsTAFF. W How 4Ti Assn.
Mr.. Simon Nnf iniIpus - inet "a answer
10 the above cal WE'VE ladies' and ,wo gentle
Jae have CIlLe forward VII. wi, leave early
1reIt metN 10 :, puTt 20 tie howard ASsocia
lion. Mr l"h51s"n care 10 hir. Wolf
rfics on Jh StFae'. ~ r,ornag. as Is deie-
Yaie fr-rI f..e Soldiers Home 10 offer his
services aui s. - S;Xty-fye 0fheI soldiers
Df the Home. who are penSiOped by the gov
HTnmanr, q" ti'r fiUs- al ASSOCIATIONS. at
Menu h.. "a serve - WatahIn"n rclce
-aprsss, O.. in any cgvsc't5 desired without
IoIuPSn-ai ii.
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THOSE WHO SUFFER from nervous ir;,ita 4
lions. itching unpaSinaSS. and the d .nn,n Cor 4

THOSE WHO SUFFER from nervous irgita-
tons. itching uneaSineSS, and the discomfort
that follows from an tnfetbi5d aud diSortipr red
state Of the system. should take ayers Su-So-
pGr3it0 and cleanse the blood. Purge out The
lurking distemper that underminas the health
and the constitutional vigor will return
FOR UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mr.. WIN.
to,o's Soothing Syrup has been used for Chi.
GreE. 1t corrects acidity OF the stomach, re-
lteVes wind collie, regulates the bowels cures
dysentery and diarrhra, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
WeH-tried remedy. IS cent bottle.
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous sui.
fefezS. Chronic, painful and prostrating dis.
eases cured without medicine. Pulverrnach.
er's Electric Belts the grand desideratum
Avoid limitations. Book and journal. with par
icuiars, mailed free. Address Pulvarmacbe,
GalVanic Co., New York city. 6,25,d&kIy
To LADIES AND {9KSTLEMEN,-We wish 70
call attention to A. Fishers Chemical Scour.
Ing and Dyeing Establishment No 9t 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 manner not to be eQualled by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents suits are in
fact. the cheapest In the city on account Of his
superior work. n. B.-A specially OF his con-
s1sts In removing spots from costly party dress.
es: Is years experience. His dry cleanser re.
moves grease spots effectually from any article,
and careful pressing gives them an appearance
as II newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned; two
pair for for % cents
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TO kUR SALT WATER.
SELECT FIMELF EXCURSION
IL Miles Down the Potomac.

The steamer John v. TaUWnsru Will m Axe a trir
to Slii-h's Point. SFPTtNBER
1ttf IS s. aforiiug 2 delightful eSSaS-~sSf
ride. day on coed beach al ssits<SAR2sskxAE
water. for bathing fishing aud Grabbing
The boat leaves 9Th street wharf AZ "a m re
turning at 10 2. m. No pos ponemeat tt cots,
gentlemen 81 cents: ladies IS cents: nurses a, 4
children under 10 years, free.
Tickets for excursion Of August % n ne, sset
VIII De so NJ FOR THIS trip al.29 rir-
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CrTTIEG A>D SHOOTING CAsEs.-About ~
O'clock last evening Charles Vegal, cOlored
sshile intoxicated, went 10 his home, 1l09 q
street. and assaulted his sister iniaw. Moses
Lee called Oh Negal 10 stop, but ne cOntinu~i
20 beat her, when Lee grabbed up a Ratchet
and dealt him two cuts in the face, which had
chs effect - stopping The beatiDa. Drs. j. II
Bushnell {. NJ. Jordan ana W h Bowen at
tended NPEai I@-e vas arrested and this
morning taken IL the Police Court The pro-.
cutting witness NPgai helng unable to appear
today. the case TaS Continued until M0utay
On Thursday afternoon Oscar PasSer, who
81 is alleged, vas stealing grapes Oh the place
Of +. W. GeiSeking, on Lincoln avenue lust
above Boundary street, Was shot ia the head
with pistol by Gabriel Ennis. H was taken
10 the once OF DIR. Nallor. when the ball was
extracted. and Ennis was arrested by second
precinct ofecers. Ennis claims that the shoot
jcg was done 70 fTigLteE Besser. The case
was continued today
Abraham Thomas was charged with an as
s3ult on Annie Hawkins By shooting her In
ale face "ith pistol o. the Z'th inst. The
parties ere cC'"-nH 90 - a-rrc~; that
Thomas walked Up 10 her and presenting the
pistol, fired, the SHOT making flesh wound
about the eye. Oifcer MARKS arrested
Thomas. who was il the Police Court % day,
but the case was Continued. The defence is
shat TIE shooting ~as accidental that Thomas
~uppOSlng Il was al old broken auIoaded piI-
tOl, pointed it and pu!.et tie trigger lust to
brighten Annie.
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Tho Feather.
LOCAL NEWS.
EOBGIasvss Loeai~-

ToEF G-We Rave sent it, with our own,
IL the Il>trict COMMISSIONERS
Tho street ) win be lighted at :05 p. n.
~-t 3. -pl.FeHei ~ a M
The rev. meetings :; the E0LaGly NJ r.
Church which the Young Evangn!ist HARRISON
IL COZ dc, -. aie attended By large aLl II
tereS+ ed ceIeIe >-1.ipEs.
The WesL Ed B.CsTflan SOCIETY," - r ~.
FieetyJ The following G..eti tfSs' e-T
ao,, 1nO@ Gavin. Stcre stry & -. r..
f.Tsr, J. Moran Marsha, IS fisnnon So
gear al at1.s, } li.nkiT -,el. FINANCE com
Jno. S.,lyaa, A.. : o aii ~ l 0'''''is
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beautiful dress goods blaca castmeres.
black tageSe, black silks beautiful fail dress
goods, Is; blankets, pure wool, $50: shawls,
excellent canton hannel, 5: boys cassimeres,
20; blcachcd ts1O.e 0ann1sh -; LADIES' vests
children's vests, children's colOred stockings
4adies' English stockings p, DR. Warmers
health corset sl.27; bieached cotton one yard
and a-haf wide IL. Carriers, I'll Market
Cpace -fGE;
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THERE never has been a time when fac and
medium grades 81 many kinds OF goods were
sold so low as now, particularly so in trunks
travelling bags, harness, saddles &c. made
and sold at the WeiLknOwn and reliable man,
stfacTOry of Jas 9. TophaC3, Y25 9TH street Il. W.
Joining Odd Fellows Hall. Try him aud rou
.siii not be disc ppointed. -Adrt.
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B.e.,,s.s.ane.. Eu,,i.as;.ns.

The MlSse> EDylsr and Van Patton viii re
open then kindergarten. and primary school
Monday. september III. ~ No. q 81 street
southeast
MIS- i.dr- vii reopen l.er English aud
French school Monday Se-t@mter sd, at n 10.
i.1S III street northwest.
attention = called ~ the advertisement OF
Wavs-!av TI.I.ary. tJc riius a,.d day schOo.
5Or young ladies, ~ liz l. street. Miss Lips
cOTrt i the principal.
The Misses uTlEy's Sl.Cct school eG.t, kin.
iergaTtGn has teen removed 70 IL Droit Park
SchoOi opens SeCterirr~ IN. see f.'-c,:larS
Residence, ~! Spruce street, lie Dr0i, Park
i he select school f9r bOys and girls sol 6th
rect n0Ttheast,w Will he re opened on TUESDAY
September y. Girls department j, III charge
ri Miss Nj. J. HathhCne. Boys Department,
I'll John Z. kathbone.
The Hannah More academy Cor young Ia
t,leS - giIf5 = miles ron Baltimore. 70
sect above tide Best advanta res for he h.
comfort. training, and instruction. Forty
Fourth Year vii. begin September 18TH. Terms
moderate. Rev Arthur J. Rich, Nj. D., rector,
FaiSterstOWn Md
TIE law school q! the National University
sill open September I'd. Glasses UrsaufAed ar
sIs 9Th street. Ihe 1unieG .-g.G Senior classes,
when formed, will be removed to the Sprague
mansion, corner 9Th and + streets. The post
graduate classes vii occupy the Old premises
The WeIlBnOwn Emerson Institute, select
Classical and mathematical school for boys,
gath street. between / and X streets, will re-
open "Wednesday, September Il For circu.
lars. &c.. address Charles b. Young princi-
pal, E22 18th street
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CITY ITEMS.

PoTs' SCHOOL SUITS at A. Straus l0ll Penn
sylvania avenue, between 10th and llth street,
northwest.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Until , further S,,1 ne,ioe make regular ~
7tb OF sth sts line of cars at p. M, for hours
SAIL on TIE Potomac, calling at 6lymont going
down and com Ing tack. Fare 80 canta. Steamer
JOHN ". Th0MPsON VIII leave same wharf
eT91 SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 1t & O o'clock, fos
6tymcnt. FAre round trtI, 26 cents.
=. b.-atesnsr Thompson tickets not good On
Is2ke- m8S-tr
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Why DON'T YOU TRY LoIRo'S Uro,5,obo
Specific for nervous and sick he x5acba T,
cures IL TO q minutes the worst rsse Az
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nEkoRKsT PATTK9Ns. All tn. ~. .,,,..
- Just recel ved by w: =. WHITE q CO., HOOK.
sellers ana ststionefs, ti42 7th Utyeet n " Sc6oos
And Blank Books spseaslties. III
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OCEAN CITY
THIRD GRAND EXCURSION,
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 81, 1878

Steamer JANE Mos FLEY viii leave So s'reet
wharf nextTUESDAY, promptly at E~1e
$50 p m, arriving At ocean City 80 6ssss
" edI eSday in time for breakass e~~-e~Szs~sf$e
IWeDty-four hours on the Ocean Shore. Sleep
IDS accommodations al the Ocean Hotel free
NJ as, 50 cents each. Leave Ocean City Thu siay
at a m. arriving hcaie by Z p N. This raIlga
nleht Ill give exCurSionistS grand View OF Tsu-
gle Sound, Chesaposka Bay and the Po.1Ir river
b. daylight. Tickets. 80 children bat SeeR aud l2
Years, s1.50: state-rComs, 81. Mattresses fires.
he dining room IL reserved for ladies' ami vii s
fitted ol as sleeping apartment, free Mails on
beat. so cents each.
Tickets to be had al the following drag star IS
Ferguson's, Capitol EEi: Thorn pSol's 18Th st F.:
Majors z h ard II SITS: CIopleys Ggorgetow j.
and the fofiowit Z bookstores: Morrison 5 Farua
ave. Parkar's 7th 81. Whitaker Peana ave ;
r0rcei's, 9.h St, and of NJ W. CAT < Bro jew
eieis, and w. q. Metzarott, music stor3. State-
rooms for sac al Bllialtyne's bC 0kstuTe. 7rh II,
jtrms,nber next TUESDAY, Septemoc 81
aug 80 It T. J. LAWR-S~,tN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-31

STR ~ TIE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT FOR
REnT.-1o-day The District Of Columbia by
Assistant Attorney Miller, entered a suit
against George II. Boston FOR the rent of
saI,alhs corner OF N and l. streets formerly
used as police stat ioul [9r 2SL months al th,.
rate OF u. . " ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-31
NEW STYLES OF F,rr. H.rs
q Ernna WaN Silk Hat &,

The Broadway Silk Hat 81 aoti =:
Splendid stock SEiif Eelts, from 81 to 50:
Men Wool Working Hats, 50a., Sc, 81.
An immense stock of Boys School Hats a.
all prices. from i0c. to 81. at Lewis Popular
One Price store, 910 It'll street, between aud
X H. W.