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Political.

BosToN, August 23,-The Traveller states
that as about $4,000 names have been APP
pended to B. F. Buffers petition, which has
been circulated throughout this State, he
will announce his acceptance OF a nomina,
ton probably by tomorrow.
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MARINE INTEas.EsiENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, August %, 1878.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND, August %, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel. Mayo. Norfolk. United states
mail merchandise, and passengers. l.. H. Iitull'
agent. ,,., ,.,,,,
-four for Fiumc. Austria.
Brig Jenny 4. Cheney, Alvey, Portland, to LOAF
flour for Brazil. ,,
Brig Leonard Myers, Hicks Kew York, to finish
loading flJar for Brazil. -
Schooner Dick Williams, WIlctts, Albany, lumber
Schooner MOONLIGHT, -. New IorE. hay -.
Schooner Nelly Doe Trt>k, Norfolk, light, to Cui-
RE & Go. x,,
Schooner Annie L. Moore. Eskridsc, New York,
merchandise. Curtis Il Parker. AGENTS.
Schooner W. II. kepZr. NcH YORK, n@h1, 10
Chrs;ueake ana OHIO railway.
schooner Harry and Fred, -, Windsor p'astcr'
ID. $. Morrison. ,,
X. L. vii iams 20. , IVA,
Schooner g. /. Bisss, Qunen, Norfolk, light Cur
lis ( Parker.
SAILED.
Steamship Wyanake, Coach. New York, nlerchal-
disc aud pa, cn.crs. c.. W. Allen & Co.. agents.
steamer j. W. Ivernto- Plat. Philadelphia, nler-
cbandi 4. and passengers j. W. McEarriek NJ cn!.
Schooner John McDoaald, Hewitt, Philadelphia
coal, Curtis Il Parker. ,,, ,,,, -,
Schooner IL. I. Bi2SS, QueD, fhiiaoeiph'"' S""i'
Carts & Parker.
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Virginia State AErfcnlturaT Society,"
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w. VA, August 23.-The Executive Com.
mittee OF the Virginia State Agricultural
Society met here to-day and perfected ar
ransements for the State Fair to be held in
Richmond, Va, October 18th, lasting four
days.
After transacting routine business reso-
luton OF thanks was rendered to Hon. w.
w. Corcoran, OF Washington, D. c., for his
late muniticent requests to the institutions
OF Virginia.
Major Sullivan doubtless Sutherlinl was
then appointed the delegate to the New
York and Pennsylvania State fairs.
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BUFFALO IIlEKEA WATER.
THE BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
FOR THE
PECULIAR MALADlEs OF WOMEN.
SUPPRESSION OF THE MENsEs.
A CASE STATED BY DIR. j. C. BoARDMAN,
OF TRENTON, NEW JERSEY.
EXTRACT FROM LETTER DATED AUGUST 18TH
1878.

/" Mrs. for three years suffered suppression CT
the menses, which obstnately resisted treatment
until very recently, when prescribed for her inc
Tics for three months, resulted In entire relief.
This case very strong one certainly, In support
OF the claim which make for this wa er OF spe-
cal adaptation 10 the peculiar diseases OF women,
Win add that regard the water a. Invaluable.
au 22 .eod4t 49, 90 Ss
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
EnGl1Dd.

LONDON, August 23.-Samuel Wild. cotton
spinner and colIiery-proprietor, OF Eoctl-
dale, has failed. Liabilities, SG20,000.
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Stage Robbed by Egoad-Agents.


DEADwooD, August 23.-Road-agcnts rob
bed the mails and passengers on the
northumberland stage from Cheyenne yes
terday morning. All registered letters
were rilled.
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HORSES. MULES. sc.

TOR SALE, 4 FINE HORSE. El7o
Il MARE. WAGON. BUGGY, &c. Horse ~
The saddle. Accommc dating terms for good security.
Apply 10 ". /, COW AAkDiS,
au 24-2t@ No. 10l5 Main street
TOR SALE, CAL RAG L CT, 2.5xNfSs- 81,
4 HORSE. and HARNESS, for four go
days-a FIRST-CLASS FAMILY or Pllisl-
CLANS CARRIAGE. made IN New Haven. CT:
OF hest materials and workmanship, in good
order. Also, good HORSE. gentle and sound. win
HARNESS nearly new. TO one who viii take the
cnirc establishment the terms (cash) will he cheap.
Amply to DIR. +. Il. WATKINS,
ail 22-3tk 307 Franklin street.
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Flour.

Fine, ~: superine. S3.75MS4: extra. $4,000
1919: common family, S5@$5.5O; fancy brands,
Sc. Market dull.
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DIssoLUTIoNs q PARTN Ls

RICHMOND, August /, 1875.
rHAyE THIS DAY ADMITTED AS a
n.prIEp In the UNDERTAKING BUSi-
SEss my SOU CHARLES T. BiNEoRD;
We will continue the UNDERTAKING. hS ,.,.,,
MSS al my old stand, 1884 Franklin sir Ssns T ali
increased faeiliios keeplag conStansiSp o ni GAS.
Orders promptly attended 70 and lar,,~s hsif
reasonable terms. Oriers iTOta INC S"~ '-, - e
have sp. Ima9RrPih JOIN j. yiSroRD SON.
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ALTERNATIVE.
CR1EIES THE BLOOD.

BOSTON, MASS, January IS, 1877.
iIr. II. y. SterenS:
Dear Sir.--I have been using FEGETISE for some
ime with the greatest satisfaction, and can highly
ccomuend il as great cleanser and nuriher nt The
blood j. l.. HANAF0RD.
Pastor of Eggleston Square N. l.. church.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE,

FRIDAY, August %. 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised 244 hegsheads and
l3 ticrces. The offerings 1T auction on Change
were 90 packages; Of which number G6 were sold.
we continue 70 quoic:
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common to medium, S1.50@a2; medium
TO good. $3@$4.
LeaE-Con,mon. s4@s5; medium, s5Gl6; good,
*s@$10; fine, $l1@S14.
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HRIGIIT.

LugS.-Common colory. S36s4.
FiQerS-Common. S4MS5; medium, S5WS7;
good, I7Gl:10: fine, s10@lSl3
Smoksrs.-Common. S7@32.50: medium. 800
s IL: good, Sl0GoSl3; fine, Sl5M3lS: fancy, slS
@S22.
iFrappers.-Common. &126s15: medium. $1S
6S23: good, $3o@$45; fine, $6o@$7o; fancy,
GT5mSQO
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D. GATEWOOD, 1908 EAST

r D. GATEWOOD, 1908 EAST a
d. MAIN STREET.-,Just received new q
supply or Furniture of the most elegant de TTS
niNiNG-ROOM. Cottage Suit. from $50 to $40 !:
Poplar, Marble-Top, s28 to $50: Walnut French
ior SHIFTS In Cotelaine Raw Silk, Terry, and Hair
Cloth from $40 10 500; also all cla s Of goods
Ior Suits Lounges, Chairs, &C.. stuffed with hsir,
expressly for this market. Special attention given
10 this branch OF business Chairs specially. Up
hoisierinp and Repairing. Terms liberal. jy26
WE MAKE NO PRETENSIONSA
w TO be selling oft at cost In order to close "a
NJ change business; but we win guarantee to ~
sell FURNITURE OF all kinds at r.tces rs low
as any house In the city. our stock being full ana
complete In Parler, Chamber, and Dining-Hooln
Furniture OF Nil kinds. We will offer special oar,
gair. In fine suits iparlor Ind chamberl for the hexs
thirty days. Parties II. want of Furniture OF any
Kind should not fall rs examine stock before pur
chasing. IS. 4. GATHRlGHf& Sun.
jy I9-am - 10 Governor street,
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SOLVENT.
FOR CANCERS AND DANGEROUS RUMOES.

FOR CANCERS AND DANGEROUS HUMoEs.
TIE DOCTORS CEGTIrIcArE-READ IT.
ASHLEY, WASHINGTON COUNTY. ILL"l
JANUARY Il, 1875.
IN. H. r. Sterens:
Dear Sir.-ThiS is TO certify that had heen suffer.
ing from Rose Cancer on my right breast: which
grew very rapidly and all my friends hah given me
ZINE, recommended for Cancei and CdfacGTouS
Hu5aorS. commenced 10 lake II. and soon found
myself beginning 10 feel better NV health and sri-
ritS both felt the benign influence which IL eNcrtcu,
and In Il few months from the iime1 commenced the
bodily CARRIE DEFORREST.
certify that am personally acquainted with Mrs.
women, DIR. $. ii. FLOWERS.
DIURETIC.
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS.
CINCINNATI, o., March l9, 1877.
Il. r. Steceas::
Dear Sir-I have used your EEGETINE for some
time. and can trubfully say it has been great BENG
tit Ia me-: aud 10 those suffering from diseases of The
KIDNEYS cheerIuly recommend It. HespsG.cttui'y'
q. II. SMITH.
Attested 10 by K. 3. Ashfeld, Druggist, corner
Eighth and Central avenues.
yEGET1NE,
prepared by
H.. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.
vEGETINE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Eau 21-W&S2tI
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G7GES,S IMMINENT.
FURNITURE.

am not selling ont nor selling at cost but am
Offering rs large and well-sclected stock of the
aforementioned goods at as low a figure rs can be
bought anywhere. keep ia line of FURNI-
TURE Of all descriptions and the public Will con-
vince themselves of the aforementioned fact by
alling and examining my stock and prices.
WILLIAM DATFRON.
l43S Main street.
Mattress Factory and UphoiSiering-R Rooms. Nos.
16, is. 20 north Fifteenth street jy 27-eod2m
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TOR SALE.-Desiring to give myM
Il attention I'd manufacturing, my large "a
stock of AMBER. PARLOR. and DINING T7
ROOM FURNITURE is now for sale at manu-S I
facturers' prices.
over hreen per cent. saved by purchasing youl
FURNITURE at ARTHUR ROOSEY'S.
Warcrooms 1907 Main street
PS-PARLOR SUITS OF Coteline and other Fine
Upholstery; CHAMBER SUITS OF French Plate
Glass and Best Finish: SlDEBOARDS, HAT
RACKS, EXTENSlOS-TABLES, &C.-aH or the
finest make and rattern'
Such opportunity is seldom offered to get GOOD
EJTpNITIfRE te 80
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MARRIED - PENNSYLVANIA EA1GRA-
IM ~ TO VIRGINIA - PERsoSAL-~sUNDAY-
SCHOOL. EXCURSION, &c.
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REVOLUTIONARY WAR CLAIMS.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER,
COLUMBIA, S. c.
ATnTJCE
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ZINE CHAMBER AND PARLORM
Il FURNlTURE.-I am now offering FINE sssss
greatly reduced prices. Sec these SUITES and you
will bc satisfied the prices are low. have great
variety Of other FURNITURE and MATTRESSES
at prices to suit all who will examine my stock.
SAMUEL W. HARDWOOD.
au l3-eod Governor street, Richmond. Va.
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GEORGETOWN.

BROKE HER ARM. - Yesterday afternoon.
about o'clock, Louisa SemmibOwer, aged
years, fell down an area way, at the residence
Of her parents, on Bridge, between Green and
Montgomery streets. and broke her arm. Dr.
Klienschmldt was called In and rendered
surgical aid.
VESSEL LosT.-The schooner Ann s. Can
non, Capt. NOrburry, which sailed from this
port about ten days ago for PautuxeI, with
coal, went ashore a few days ago off Little Egg
Harbor. n. j., and is fast going to pieces:
COAL TRADE.-Receipts and shipments for
week ending today; Receigts-Consolidat
Coal company, 4,9S8 tons; New Central Coal
company, 100 tons; Maryland Coal company,
2,26O tons; Borden Mining company, LOO; to
tai, 13,04S. Consolidation Coal company, 1897
tons; New Central Coal company, 100 tors
MARYLAND Coal company. 2,26o fo n 4; Borden
GRaIN;1Arriyed by CanaiMBost Loudon
with $50 bushels wheat and 700 bushels corn
to Hartley & Bro. Also 1000 bushels wheat
and 200 bushels corn, to II. M. Talbot.
MERCHANTS Observation-Disclosures to-day
$3.50 bushels wheat with sales as follows: 2f
bushels, at $l00: 800 bushels, at $l.0l14; ll20
bushels, at sl.0219; $50 bushels tdamaged), at
80 cents; 60 bushels ldamaged!. at 80 cents:
PERsONAL.-Mr VIM. A. Gordon left this
morning for the White Sulphur.
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THE COURTS.

EQUITY COURT-Judge Mac Arthur.
Yesterday, Drury agt. Drury; order rescind-
ing former order and pro confeSso. Randall
agt. Webb; auditors report confirmed. Potts
agt. Potts: do. Adler agt. w. & G.. r. R. rule
issued. AnSOria Brass and Copper Company
agt. Shepherd; referred to auditor Devens
agt. Devens; do. Campbell agt Peck guar.
dian ad litem appointed. Ruffin agt Leopold :
time extended. Gault agt. Lederer; leave
given to file answer.
POLICE COURT-ActtT,g JUDGE Waiter.
Yesterday, after our report closed, NJ Hen
son and Edward, Davis, for larceny of bushel
of oats were fined-Henson 81 aud Davis s.
John Smith, charged with larceny of SIP from
John Mccarthy: dismissed on restitution or
money. ThoS. Henshaw, dis0rderly conduct
SO. Mary Mclaughlin, assault on Kate Mere
dith, who testified that Mary had been living
with a colOred man; that yesterday she got a
pint Of whisky and drank 1t and went off and
got another pint, and after having some words
with her she struck her over the head with a
chalr. On croSS-e1aminati0n witness said
Mary told her that she was not married by a
priest, put by the devil, and that to a negro.
Inc defendant testified that she told Kate that
sne was married to a cOlOred man, and she
struck her and ordered her to leave aud she
old. The court imposed fine of IS or 7 DAYS.
JOAN Williams. charged with rObbing Henry
Kay on the 9Th instant of about e. Ray testi-
ted that he was lying down in the SchnetZeD
Park about II o'clock, when some one threw
something over his face and took his pocket
book and money. Williams was COMMITTED
for the action OF the grand Jury. johanna
Minor and Ellen Walker, threats 10 NARY
CrDx; personal bonds.
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Excursions. Pfcnfcs. &c.

Franklin Temperance Legion will give an
excursion this evening on the City of Wash
ingtOn, leaving at 80. There will he music
dancing. TecitatiODS, and other diversions.
Excursion OF the Harbinger to Smiths, Poin
Monday. See advt.
The knights OF st. Peter will give their an
nual picnic at GiesbOrO next Monday. 1t Will
be for the benefit of the yellow fever sufferers
Best arrangements have been made for the
pleasure and comfort OF all who attend
Boats leave every half hour.
The trip OF the Jane Moseley to Blackstone
Island next Monday will be an excellent and
enjoyable one. She leaves at 7.30, and will re-
main about five hours at the Island.
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
The Nellie will make one of her delightful
trips to the Great Falls Tomorrow. She leaves
Congress street bridge, Georgetown, at s a. m
The Harbinger leaves at SO a. IN. and goes
to Stewards Point for grabbing, fishing, and
bathing.
The MattanO leaves at 3.3 p. m. for Marshall
Hall.
The Lady OF the Lake leaves at 3 p. IN. for a
i've hours delightful sail on the river.
The John w. Thompson leaves at four in
the afternoon for GlymOnt.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE,.
Garbage Grumbles.

Editor of Stdr:-What has become OF me
garbage man? Has he taken the contract to
introduce the plague into Washir zron. L
would seem so, Tor along Sth street northwest,
above N, he has not made his appearance
to an offensive extent. What shall we do ?
Will our Health officer please inform us?
A SUFFERER.
Mr.. Edi.0r:-I was under the impression
that noticed few days since in the STAR an
item in relation to new garbage collector
having received contract, but Judge must
have been mistaken, as no signs of any Offal
carts have been seen near my residence for
fully week. The old contractor, although
not exactly peri, ct in his work, certainly did
call and see us sometimes. T. A. c.,
SIS G. St Sc.
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HARDWARE NOTICE.

The Copartnershir agreement entered into by the
late L. 9. CAMPBELL d j. W. KENNEDY on
the LIST OF August, 1878, is. notwiths landing the
decease of the SAID j.. Q. Campbell, continued aud
agreeably thereto the HARDWARE USINE5S,
jn its variols branches viii be continued under the
firm Dame Of CAMPBELL & KENNEDY, at 6O6
Pennsylvania avenue.
A continuance of the patronage OF the friends
and customers of the late L.. q. Campbell and OF
the late firm of J. W. Kennedy s. Co. is most re-
spectfulIy solicited for the firm OF Canpbeu Ken
nedy. j. w. KENNEDY,
MARY X. CAMPBELL,
Admnistratrix OF l.. C.. Campbell.
H-All persons indebted to the late L. G. Camp
bell are earnestly requested to settle their said in
thorized to coect and receipt Tor the same for me-
Ser2-1m MARY Z. CAMPBELL, Adm'x.
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WuAT Ia TTS

DON'T WAIT until your head bursts befc ,re
bottle at once, and one or two doses ~1ll cure.
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CITY ITEMS.

PARTISAN DIAMoNDS.-Solid gold aud filled
iewelry, latest designs. at
ABS 9TH street.
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ABS 7th street.
Splendid stock OF new Derby's, g toss;
All the latest shapes in stylish Soft Hats;
Gents fine Soft French Felts, $50 to So:
Boys Hats in great variety and at popular
prices ranging from SOC. to 81 % at Lewis
One Price Store" 92O 18th street, between
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN's attention Is most
respectfully invited to the Securing and Dyeing
establishment OF r. G. Douglas, under the Ma
tional Theatre, where he is prepared to thor
0ughly cleanse and dye In all the fine colors all
kinds OF gentlemen's and ladies' clothing. His
new chemical process for gentlemen's cloth
ing: using neither water, soap, nor brush, but
undergoing purely chemical treatment is
surpassed by none, and known to no other
finest work and the lowest price. Gentiemen's
suits handsomely cleaned by eur new process,
a and fi1 isl up on our Perforated Metallic
and perfectly odorless, 1211c. per pair. SAL:
AYERS CHERRY PrcToR.,-tha wor,d,s
great remedy for Colds, Coughs, Consumption
and all affections of the Lungs and Throat.
FOR UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins.
t0s0s soothing Syrup has been used for chill
dren. It corrects acidity Of the stomach, re-
aeves wind collie regulates the bowels, cures
from teething or other causes. An old and
Wehtried remedy. Is cents bottle.
HAPPY TIDNes for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dosed, drugged, and
quacked. Pulvermacher'S Electric Belts effec.
eualiy cure premature debility, weakness and
worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pull
yermacher Galvanic Company, New York
City. 6,18,d&k1y
To LADIES AND GENTLKMRN-We wish to
call attention to A. FischerS Chemical ScOur-
ing and Dyeing establishment. 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
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 speciality of his con-
sists in removing spots from costly party dress
eS: Is years. experience. His dry cleanser re-
moves grease spots effectually from any article,
as II newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned two
pair Tor for Is cents.
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Amusemenfs. Etc.

National Theoter.-DupreZ & Benedict
ing. They have had good houses, and have
deserved them. The programme for this eve.
ming has been somewhat changed, and the
me Ice Witch.-Next week, the gorgeous
spectacular play, THE Ice Witch will hold
the boards at the National, with splendid ap-
pointments anda strong cast.
CHARGE OF PERIURY,-Te-day Cassie Cat
lett, cOlored woman, was placed on trial in
tie Police Court, Acting Judge Walter on the
Charge of perjury. in having on the 9Th OF Au-
gust sworn in the Police COurt,a witness for
the defence in the case OF Edward Brooks,
charged with an assault, that she was present
at the time of the alleged assault. 1t was
pretty we'll established that Cassie was a the
lime she claimedt to be in Georgetown tAugust
23d) serving term of seven days in the work.
house. The case was continued to enable the
defendant to produce some witnesses.
REAL ESTATE SALEs-WE Burford, real es
tate broker, has sold the following property
for J. 81. Clarke; Lot p, in square lois, TO A.
Il. III. Garner, lot Is, square 3}s, for Sl.2G3; for
Nils Poulson, lot 50, square 30, to w. III. How
gate, for 2,5OO; for T.. b. Church, house No.
for $3.50; for Thos. W. Carpenter, house No.
III street southeast, to VIM. A. Wood, for
81, 400: for w. A. Williamson, lots 1, 2 and 20,
in square 11C9: lots No. 8 and part lot Z, in
square 800 ; lots p and q, in square 46s, to Jane
W. Williamson, for 81 1850
CARPErsI CARPETS, CARPETS Immense
stock TO make selection from; Is beautiful
patterns of Brussels, from 81 cents; Is patterns
of two and three phys; 50 pieces OF medium
lricedn lgrain, %, 80, 81. 90 So 81, rs: floor Oil
cloths, all widths. "A, "a. Ga, S4 blankets;
blankets; white wool blankets, from - 50 per
pair up, Towson's, dry goods and carpets, 6S6
pennsylvania avenue, south side, near It'll
street--AdUt.
bLANkETs! BLANkETs! BLANKETS :-Pure
WOOL blankets. $50; indicated red twill fan
mel very cheap; caSsimeres for boys 50: excel
lent bed ticking, .; ble4ched cotton, one ward
and half wide, II; our excellent bridal oIIiIts
81, NJ, $50; honey comb quilts, 50: beautiful
fall dress goods part wool, Is: colOred cash
meres, pure wool 50; black cashmeres, very
fine, 80. Carriers, III Market Space.-Adut.
PARTISAN DIAMOND LADIES SHAWL -P1ys
and spiral earrings TO match: gold-fillefi
bracelets, misses and ladies' sizes chased aud
enameled frameless pebble eyeglasses $50 a
pair received at Prigg's jewelry store. No. 457
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, near Az street.-Adct.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued ia
James McGettegan and Mary Walsh; Fred
eriek W. AnhoIt and Annie Taylor James w
IOyeless and Margaret Crehan Samuel Hur-
dell and Ellen DOnOhue.
RKcr IT.
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BASE BALL.-The Stars. OF Syracuse, yester-
day defeated the Nationals by score OF Is TO
The game, though one-sfded throughout, was
avery interesting one.
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The latest wonder to be seen at the new
store, where the Partisan diamonds are on ex-
hibitiOn.
r. HARRIS & Co.,
a25 7Ih Straat
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATER,

NJ AV1ONAL THEATEHs
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH,
RyERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
The New Ensemble OF Dramatic Artists and the
production OF Blackstone 'sTale Of
Epchantment,' - the
ICE WITCH,
ICE WITCH,
ICE WITCH,
With Ea scenery OF Incompatible beauty, exqui-
site music splendid cos sumeS, de-
Eghtful dancing,
And castof characters Of positive greatness.
The accomplished MINZELLI SISTERS,
The finest Dancers now upon our stage.
The RAvEL-MARTINE ETH FAMILY,
The best Of pantOmimists.
The Charming Little Child Artist,
LITTLE ROSE BUD,
mis- as pre'ty as picture.
tHis first appearance in this city.)
DRUDA, the Ice Witch. ....... Henrietta Vaders
Cher first appearance in this city,
80 Male and Female Cnol lsters Dancing Spirits
Priests OF Odin, Ice ImpS. 100
AuXiiarieS.
SEPTEMBER 1e. the Monster Organization OF
the Coming Season,
THE BUFF4LO BILL COMBINATION,
Headed by the IllustriOus Government Scout and
Renowned Frontier Guide the Hon. W CODY,
novel and startling. Lodges of Nez Perces In
dian Braves, direct from Dakota Territory.
The Indians Will also break glass balls thrown
INTO the air, using their Bows and Arrows.
floors Soc; Reserved Seats, &c., 76c. aud 81; Gal
lery. 25c. SEPT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-07

ONLY ONE DOLLAR Yam is asked for
good black silk velvet, suitable for dress or
hat trimmings, at Connolly's, 6lS Oh street
-Adrt.
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