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New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
IN ACroRS WRATH ATA CRITIC.

THE WAY EBEN PLYMPToN RESENTED DIsPRAIsR
About year ago Eben Plympton, a we'll
known actor connected with the Standard Theatre
had a quarrel with William Stuart, journalist
and used threatening language Since that
time the two have not been good terms. A
few days ago some very uufaVorable comments on Mr.
PlymptOn appeared in Boston paper OF which Mr.
stuart is the NewYork correspondent. These aroused
Mr.. PlymptOns wrath, and he breathed out threaten
ipRs and slaughter against Mr.. Stuart The two
happened last night front OF Booths theatre
There some hot words and one or more blows Mr.
Plynpton is reported 20 have asked Mr.. Stuart IL he
wanted any more and 70 have been answered In the
negative. The affair wac 30 soon over that IL did not
attract much attention. and there were no arrests.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
FOREIGN NOTES.

MADRID, Sept. 2S-Numbers of MooTs are
dyug from starvation at Fez aud Mequinez. Morocco.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-Sir Charles Whetham,
the Alderman Bridge Ward. was chosen Lord Mayor
yesterday.
ST. JOHN, n. b. Sept. 29.-The Lord Crew
Of Carleton have issued challenge TO any four
Dared crew in America, except the Paris and Smith
NickersOn crews, distance four miles Tor $500 side.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
pIANING MILL RIrRNEn.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. 29.-The planning mill
Of f. B. searles and lumber in the MILL the property OF
Benson & Locke, burned tonight. The supposed
cause was inceudiarisn seare's loss Is S1l 900 IN
surance $1,000 Benson Locke's loss Is $4,000; In
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
RUSSIA AND LEE AFGHAN sCARE.


1t is officially denied that Russia had any
thing to do with the Ameers rejection OF the British Mis-
son II is admitted consequence OF reports that Eng
laud was attempting difficulties in BOkhara and
elsewhere that Russia took various and
tempated expeditions reconnOitre neighborng
territories, which, however, cOuntermanded at the
first sign Of the Congress resulting IN peace.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
FOX HUNTING on LONG ISLAND.

The Queens County Hunt Club held its
first meet at Garden City, l. l., on Saturday. large
number Of ladies and gentlemen were present, among
them Pierre LoutIrrd, jr, Newbury Frost, Belmont
Purdy Mrs Purdl, aud Miss Scoring. In pasture about
four miles Hcksyile the chase finished. Mas
Scoring who had the lead, took the "brusn The ride
was about twenty miles, and ~ the finish the hunuug
party returned TO Garden CITY dinner The next meet
win be at Hampstead or Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
PRoposED INDICTMENT OF MRS. e,nrn.

It is stated that the Grand Jurors Of Hud-
son County have agreed TO present an Indictment
against Mrs. Jennie Il. Smith, charging her with
:he murder her husband, Officer smith, Ia
Jerpey CITY I'm August last They have also taken vote
as 10 the completely OF Covert ID. Bennett but lacked
three votes Of the majority necessary 10 fnd bill
uaafua ir4
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
THE HANLAN-COURTNEY RACE.

MONTREAL, Sept. 29.-Halan was out twice
to-day over the and both times strong
as lion He is In fine condition. Courtney being sab
baaran in principle did not venture the water but
took good walk In the morning Rees, OF Toronto has
offered to stake $4,000 on Hanlan The race takes
place on Wednesday next.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
HOME NEWS.
PROMTNENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue HOtel-Sir j. Campbell Brown: OF
INDIA and Henry G. Parker Of Boston Clarendon ote
Nine Modjeska Wndsgr HotstCount and Countess de
Tark Avenue Hotels D. Waddy M r. OF England Seherai
4 u. A., and o. B. MatteSOn, OF Utica'''''
1,,etfa9hqta Botet-RObert NJ. McIane. OF BALTIMORE.
ByspoO j. NJ Peirce OF Harvard COege
and PETER III Watson OF AshtaOula, Ohio MStr0poltda
Hotsi-General simpson and Major Kinzie Bates u g. A..
s. G. POmerOy, OF kansas Stdi'
fsrant HOuse-J, X. Emmet....St Nteh0tds Hoet-COn'
nander A. p Cooke o. s. NJ. Grand HOiet-PrOessor NJ
Of Hartford.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
PO S 7 s G r IP T
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NE VS..
ENGLAND AND AFGHANISTAN.
FEARS OF A FRONTIER OUTBREAK.


The Calcutta correspondent of The Times
teeraphs that he doubts whether attempt to iD-
vade Afghanstan on a large scale will be
made until Spring. Accurate information re-
gardIng the Ameers strength is wanting, hut
It is known that he has well equipped standing
army, after the European model, besides irregular
evies The most difficult question 70 be encountered
the possible hostile attitude Of the border tribes Ihe
fantest mistake in tact OF Judgment might ex
cite blaze OF warfare along the whole frontier OF 500
miles, IL is estimated that these tribes can easily turn
out 100. 900 fighting men,"
st. Petersburg dispatch says the Russian Journals
stl bitterly defiant In regard TO the Afghanlsan
troubles. A dispatch from Simla says the English
preparations large scale are progressing steadily
throughout India
fEbL other Eorsf1n Nert zee FiTst palH.l
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
MAXINE IYTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMASAG

TODAY.
Inn r,sos ~ sh4 645 CLOCK GLOW ON O5s
Noon ssts 8ll Moon souths. $40 Moons age %
HIsM WAIEA IO,DAT-A n
Sandy 1925 GOV Island. iO4 Hell Gae..... 023
HiBH WATER rU.DAr-P. n.
sandy Hook 1888 Gov Island 1891 Hell 0as.",, ObJ
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30

ACCONPLIsHMENTs.-A Florence" And
can you read yet Ruthi" Ruth" should think so.
indeed and / know geography and history and sums,
and I've got two second teeth - Punch.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
RECREATION ON 4 SEPTEMBER SUNDAY.
THE LAST DAY OF THE SEASON AT coNEY ISLAND
CROWDS IN CENTRAL PARK.

THE LAST DAY OF THE SEASON AT CONEY ISLAND
CROWDS IN CENTRAL PARK.
The last day of the season at COney Island
like the last rose Summer excites melancholy
regret Several thousand people gathered there
yesterday, 20 assist in putting a period TO the
season. As unpropitous as the weather seemed
in town, both the air and the sky were delight
full on the white sands. Old Ocean had heat
70 mpart to the atmosphere and yesterday there
no chilling disturb this interchange Of tenn
perature shawls and light overcoats carried only
as safeguards Few visitors desired TO dive into the
surf however and the half dozen each beach
who had the temery do II afterward stood IN the
long enough 10 pronounce the wafer "splendid" " and
then for shelter with vigorous strides 20 keep their
teeth chattering. -Four or five thousand people Wis
tied Brighton Beach, and about the same number were
at Manhattan Beach Many people 4rked that they
had passed peasanter afternoon at COncy
Island much did they enjoy the bracng atmosphere
and the impressive yet slightly sOmbre views OF sea and
sky.
CENTRAL PARK CROWDED.
More people crowded INTO Central Park yesterday than
were seen there on any Sunday during the Summer The
police estimated the number Of persons at 10000,
and the number of vehicles the drives at 900. At
tine Arsenal along the paths where the animals
stationed, the crowds reminded one OF a country
thckly covered and every seat beside the walks was
occupied The foliage OF the Park has begun TO put
lbs Autumn tnts Toe weather most favorable for
walking Occasional stTeaks OF sunshine kept away all
appearance OF gloom, aud the clouds, which looked
threatening times, too high for rain. Hundreds
OF Persons who had spent their holidays at ROckaway
and COney Island during The Summer found the Park
most attractive place yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30

Holmes Burglar Alarm Telegraph Co.:
GENTs Prom experience heartily nd0rse your Cen.
trail ONCE system Of protection We trust Il completely Yours
truly, SAXTOS sBIII Co.. lO4 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
Announcements

The lungs are strained and rackcd by per-
sstept cough the general strength wasted ana an nourabe
plant often established thereby Dr. Jayucs EEpocOr
effective Temeiy Tor coughs and colds
beneficial effect the pulmonary and bronchial organs
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30

Sick headache, languOr and melancholy gen
orally spring from torpd liver disoreird stomach
tyvnes the distressing effects ~ which Dr. Jayues Sanatye
Pills win speedily remove by their beneficial action the
hillary organs they will also lessen tho likelihood OF
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
Gentlemen laugh when we tell them tina

connecting with district system telephone
with business house Ia the while
desk. Nevertheless this IL being rapidly done. Bell
Telephone Co. No. jlS Broadway
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THE COURTS,

CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Carter.
To-day, Hall & Hume agt. Wilson ct al; mo-
ton for judgment granted: appeal prayed Ma
tional Bank OF the Republic agt. Alexander X
shepherd; do. Fisher agt. Pullman Palace Car
company; demurrer sustained with leave to
amend same.
CRIMINAL COURT-Judge Wytie
To-day, Robert Hoare, convicted of pro5ecut
ing the business OF commercial agent without
license; motions for new trial and In arrest OF
judgment oyerruled, and sentence OF fine of
$2G5 and costs. John OShea, convicted of as
sault and battery. was granted new trial Ad-
jOurned sine die.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Smell
To-day, Taylor Triplett was fined s. for pro-
family. Jas. Magee. unlicensed bar, pleaded
guilty, and was fined Sl05. John Mack. drunk
and disorderly; forfeited s. collateral Thomas
sutton. loud; S.. Michael Devine, JOS Brown
John OBrien and Emma Morris were sent down
for vagrancy. Anna Reeves was fined s. for
profanity. James Magee, assault on Jennie
Newton, pleaded guilty. Jennie testified that
MaCee struck her with the bar OF a door over the
head and Knocked her down. She exhibited the
bruise on her head; fined $50 and costs or jail.
Anthony Grammar, assault on Lewis Jones by
cutting him with a knife during scuffle $50 Or
30 days. Chas. Morgan and VIM. Thomas. COL
Ored boys charged with larceny of quantity
OF clothes from the clothes line OF Mr.. HO0fna-
gle. 400 New Jersey avenue, last night. Mr..
iloffnagle testified that the clothes were hung
on line ia his yard, and While at supper last
evening tues We're stoien. lie neara me thieYea
on tie back porch. but thought it was some
body about tie house. Found the articles after
wards at police headquarters. Detective VoSS
testified that he and McDevitt arrested these
boys In front OF the police headquarters as they
were passing They had the clothes under their
coats; $40 each or 50 days in Jail. Isaac New
ION, Golored, was flned $50 for carrying loaded
pistol. Joseph stephenson, charged with tres
passing on the Capitol grounds with Il two
horse business wagon; s.. Amy Clark, coloTed,
charged with assault and battery on Charlie,
Clark, her husband; personal bonds to keep the
peace. Patrick Cudmore, assault on and thre ats
10 Catharfne Hess; $50 and costs or 80 DAYS
Appeal noted. Isaac Newton alias Lilly Harris
larceny OF 90 pounds OF pork second offencc)
Irom 4. A. Duf1y; Jail for grand jury.
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COntlcnscd Locals.

street lamps viii be lighted at 9:i5 pm, and
eNtint UisEed at a:ij a. IN.
A spirited raiT II horses attached to the
coupe OF Hon. Randall Gibson ran away to-day.
uni arm cd The horse. were brought 10 a stand
stIll in front OF the Riggs House.
At The annual COnVOcatiGn OF Washington
Royal Arch Chapter. No. ?. the following Of
GERS were elected for the ensuing Masonic year:
Thos. VI. Reed. VI. L. II. Priest; NJ. VI. Tubman,
r.. King; Jos. Brummett, f. Scribe; Robert H.
Graham. Treasurer; 4. ID. Campbell. Secretary:
and WIZ. F. Ford appointed Capt. Of the Host.
Mary ~ Parker. cOlOTed servant in the en-
plOy Of Senator Thurman. was relieved OF a
tocket book containing Sf5 yesterday on ItI
sueet while shopping. She has no idea whe @
she haS lost it, but as il was the savings of many
years she is in great distress.
TIE committee appointed at the meeting Of
DEF O~itGFS Of the Gcrmdn-AmeTicln Banks last
Tuesday, yesterday arranged a plan OF pro
Ceedings. They viii call on the receiver. Mr.
keyscr. the early part OF next week.
he Grand Lodge Of the Grand United Order
Of odd Fellows ,cOlOretN VIII meet in Chicago
on Tuesday re, L and the Representatives from
this yiciDity-nuEUf ring about 4n-WiI leave in
the 40 train on the Il. y =. Il. II. this evening.
NOTKHen We're to-day engaged in tearing
Gown the buildings on Pennsylvania avenue,
Eear Isl street. recently purchased ~ the gov
erriCcut 20 enlarge the grounds about the Capt.
toll
TIE SpcEcer.an business college is row in the
fUll titse Of its Success and E~nfunc5~ in training
young ladies and gentlemen Tor the active
yrs spcUtiOa Of mercantile or Official atltirS-in
spencer. y hose GcaIlI has not been good. ha,
resumed her duties III connection win thi5 ely
ctilent c'tlegf. and her Influence Is felt ia The
FeftN ed activity IN the classes.
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GEORGETOWN.

THE DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT by the David
Garrick Club. under the auspices OF the Union
benevolent Society, for the benefit Of the poor
of Georgetown, at Curtis school hall. next
tuesday evening, viii be pleasant affair and
nicely II ans ged.
GRAIN Arrived, boat Ellen Brooks, with
$500 bushels wheat; boat NJ c. A. Boyer, with
i.400 bus els wheat to j. c. Il J. NJ. Waters.
MERCHANTS MISUNDERSTANDING on Change
to-day 69o0 bushels wheat, sold at los 10 1851.
Coal TRaDF.-Receipts: Maryland Coal Com
rany. $50 tens; New Central Coal Co, 1000
tons: Consolidation Coal Co. 2.150 tons; Border
Mining Co. 500 tons Shipments: Maryland
Ccal Company. ESQ tons; New Central COai
Co.. $50 tons: consolidation Coal Co, 1.5jo tons:
Borden Mining Co.. 900. Total receipts, S.l30
tons; total shipments. 6.09l tons.
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To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to call
attention to A. Fischers Chemical Securing and
Dyeing Establishment, No. 900 G. street, near
9th street. BY promptly adopting the latest
Improvements, whether CT American or Euro
pean invention, he is enabled to do his work In
a manner not to be equalled by those not pos
for 81. ". Blaze curtains cleaned from 81
up to 81. so window. Wool blankets from 81
cents to 81 a pair, by cleaning number a re-
d Ty ceanse ri removes gra g sn s
from any article, and careful pressing gives
them an appearance as Ii newly made.
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CITY ITEMS.

SOME Of our best citizens have used DuranJs
Rheumatic Remedy with great success, and pro-
Lodille's Headache Specife prevents as well as
cures headache. Only 80 cents.
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FALL AND WINTER HATS.

FALL AND WINTER HATS.
SILK Hats 81 and s.; Stiff FeltS, 81 TO 3d.
Fine Soft Felt Hats. 81 30 10 81;
We make speciality of Mems Dollar Hats;
Boys hats, soc, I5c., 81;
Red Flannel Underwear. at Popular Prices:
White NerinO Shirts and Drawers. soc. T5c.. 81
Fur-tOp Gloves Kid Gloves. Cloth Gloves &c. ,&c.
at LEWIS $50 Seventh street. between and X. 2
NEW AND ELEGANT PREPARATION is j. d. f..
itkjHs0H's GfYceFine Lotion. 1t Is not only pre-
ventive Of dandruf. but impartS to the hair a
remarkable SoftneSS and brflliancy.
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To ONE AND ALL.--Are you suffering from 4
Cough. Cold, Asthma, Bronchitis, or any of the
various pulmonary troubles that SO often end In
Consumption? If so, use % WHboJ's Pure Cod
LiCer OIL and Lime" Il safe and sure remedy
This is no quacl, preparation, but is regularly
prescribed by the medical faculty. Manufac-
tured only by \. b. WiIbor, Chemist, Boston,
Sold by all druggists. this
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IF You ARE TROUBLED with your sewing ma
chine, call on Oppenhemer. 52S 9th street, cor.
OF + NV, and leave your address and it viii
receive prompt attention, he having the best
facilities for repairing all kinds of sewing
machines.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements.& &C.. Tonight

SafionCI Theatsr.--SweetheartS and Tom
Cobb
FoTd's opera House" The Streets OF New
York
TAeater C0nsi9ue.-Excellent varieties.
Odd FeIrDt-s- HaU.-The wonderful living bust.
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DRY GOODS.
THE CuFAP CASH sToI.E,
EEEAP DRY GooDs AND CARPETS.

Atwood Dress Goods, 81 y. worth cav
A.iMpoi Cancels HAIRS, 80. worth -.
Hal -Nool EOuretts. 1SC. worth %.
laTa'e stock Dress Goods. 10 - Is, Is - m
- ffsICh Novelties fpr poOuxise. 75.Wor I ~ Is
tol'reft and Back Cashm.r.s AZ WOOL, 40c az
I"0rcd Silks. s7S. worth : l2s.
'a-ai Back Silks for *. -, II. 81 a. Al -
iee1 ssei ent hest-iittiug Cloak n lowest prices
arrest house for White Blankets. fnl size SIS
100 Grey Blankets a. low n 50. a 'lece.
btsl lJWeli lnsrsin Cary-ts - aal 50 70 close ont
GooG Insrains %, 81, 80, Brusse 5sr
80. T. y. NAlfnAIN,
nv ''u soS Market Sn1rr.
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FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
Lotcs Soothing Syrup has been used for children
II cOrrectS acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dySentery and
diarThCea, whether arising from teething or
other causes. An Old and wel-tried remedy
25 cents bottle.
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kINBAII's CATARRH CIGARETTES are a Won
teTfnl relief and pleasant smoke. They con-
lain 70 tobacco.
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EDUCATIONAL.

LII " VA L 1ON AL.
ERFNCH-MADAME LECOURT. from Par,s
T. gives Private Lessons in French, or in Gas
Ri ketts, Rev Father Boyle and others Apply No
sGrant Place. between G and II SIS. NV. nov30-2w
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
It's hundreds of graduates, men and women, are
holding positions of trust and profit. The course
resrondence. Business Calculations, Single aud
Double Entry Bookkeeping Business Practice
Commercial Law. Political Economy, lsiness
Ethics end Lectures. Enure course may e com
p!et9d attending cay or evening sessions. For par
1880 II. G SPENCER. Prin ,ipal
FRENCH Professor H. MASON
gives private lessons in FRENCH at his own
his pupils. Familiar Conversation, Readings, and
Oral Grammatical Dictatons form the basis of his
instruction. novl6-2w
NJ Italy. will take few pupils in Singing, owing
to hard tines at the reduced price of $40 per quar-
quarters of an hour each. Half hour lessons $50 /.
each half quarter in advance. For particulars and
1120 New York avenue. novl-Im
EINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL for chiIdrei.
n from three to sixteen years of age; Offering
every ADVANTAGE of thorough education; including
German, French and Music. German specially
Misses POLLOCK an and SoERR, Principals.
west. ott222:n =
MISS MAaILL GIVES LEss9Ns in Elocu;ioa
avenue, and IN Caiesthenics at Kindergarten Hall,
corner 9Th and streets oct12tJanl
CLASsICAL AND MATHElIATICAL ACADE-
- NY. No; 321 Pa avenue west, between Sd and AZ
Sts-Enys thoroughly prepared for business or co.
to oS 5nen Or a cHss fEo Roys 4 r. PRINCIPAL
MISS B. O. GRAVES, Successor to Miss A. D.
W hierrll and Miss T. G. GravesO assisted by 8
3onIeient corps of teachers. VIII reopen her Select
TENDER 49, at 500 18th street corner of H The
Normal Training Glass will begin October Is. Fo:
PARTICULARS address the Principal sepl7-3m
pRIvATELY OR IN CLASS. Latin, Mathe
West Point, Annapolis or Collegiate preparation
Terms moderate S. ". Hymn, A. NJ, I527 + S.
4. ". eau before II a. m; after 7. II. sep13tr
BUSINESS COLLECTED Carroll st $ e. bet l.t
- and 2d SITS, Capitol HilI.-Hours of tuition from
7 to 10 P 10. Terms So and 81 per month English
branches, German and French, and Private Dancing
Lessons sep9-3m
n ADEMOISELLEy Y. PRUD'HOMliE'S FRENCB
BEGINNERS En2ED1ArE-ApvAscEp.
Residence-1014 18th st. u. W.
Da1ly classes for young ladies and children, con
nected With good English schools.
Morning, afternoon ana evening classes for ladies
dles and gentlemen, boys and girls Private lessons
n. B,-A good pronunciation tParsian) and the
use OF practical conversation rapidly acquired by
pupils. Verbs and idonls taught by new, origins,
CAL any day between IL and o'clock, or Mondays
aiid ndrscays after J.. n. aUglSfu
MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, CoNcoRDyILLE.
" PA-Boys, $50 per quarter Girls, S45. Students
PREPARED for business. Yale or Harvard College IL
feb22:1y j. sHoRTLIDGE. A. NJ. Principal.
Mr.. AND MRS. ALFRED BUJAC'S English ana
W French Boarding and Day School for YOUNG
Ladies, No 1918 18th street northwest. Duties re
Sllnled On September Goth Number of pups
limited sep2ti, cI6'
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Il SPECIAL BARGAINS CD
IELDETS.

We car sIeclal attention 10 two lots Of yErNTT
iu>t received which are going 10 oifer a. great
b2frai,s. - .A""N
AEood BLACK TRIMMING VELVET az al
Inc AANIll-LA VELVET, p inches wide So
W. have the most COM .ete ass rtnleut Of VEL
NJ : IN the city. and as Buy ONLY AT IN
tOhlffsS' Auction SALES We are able 10 sell
tm II nom - To 20 per cent less than their value
mi lie OF C0LORED ' ELN EIS always ON hand
CONNOLLN'S.
COS Ninth street,
EoE-Atr Upp.rftt- !sferll (lmcs
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Sl.3J0.0oO.

LOUISIANA STiTE LOTTERY.
Extraordinary Drawing DECEMBER 10, 1878.
11,219 Prizes, amounting to 1922 500.
Tickets, so; Halves, So; Flfths, 81 Tenths, 81.
KENTUCKY Site LOTTERY
Drawing DECEMBER oath. Whole Tickets g
For tickets and full information of above address
j. DUFF l. CO, BANKERS
noy26-eo6t&k3t' ~ Nassau ST., NetC York.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
The latest Novelty and correct thing for Holidays,
Whist and Dinner Parties viii be your MonoEy IN
Name Initials beautifully Autographed spe-
cial size of VANITY FAIR CIGARETTES Price
So for single order IF 500 at the rate of IL per
LOGO when four more different monoeranls are
orGered giving 80 to each person, let there 4,
or in club.
Please be particular in writing Initials plainly and
in giving shipping directions.
eT- Orders may be given TO any frstclass Cigar
Dealer.
CIT1RRH CIGARETTES.
For tie C7frc GHi Retiet Ot CdtGfrh. 1 sttn, CDi|
an tie Head, Hay Fcrer dH3 bronchial 4 rectiG.lS
4 pleasant smoke AMI most irJHcrfui dld iLstGa
tGneous Teiict. cg Ppret3 Vegeta5ie. CDIItGj.t ~
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If yOu cannot procure them of your Druggist or
Cigar Dealer. send - cents for sanll,la.
WI. s. kIMBALL Il Co.
Rochester, ". T.
PEERLESS TOBACCO WORKS. nov23-s2t
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PIANO COVERS, IIASo COyERS.-PianO covers.
- 10 SIS. Carriers, al Market Space Pure
wool blankets, s2.50, s., $50, $40; black cash
r.ere ShawIS; black Grape and black Grape
wells; black beaver cloth for ladies coats, pure
wool. s2.5a; black waterproof clOths50; bleached
table danaSk. ~; cloth for boys wear, pure
lent corsets, 50; ladies balbriggan hose, only
25.-.iRcf.
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HANDSOME DRESS GoonS.
CARRIERS. .fr Marlrf Sno,

PIANO COVERS. finest quality. han,i,...I,..,y en-.
irHidtfet with silk. from 50 10 So
iAitl-I; CONEl5N, nuest qua..,y. handsomely Il.
tlpAkS, larl-e assortment, from * T. S35
hl"lt III SHANLS, Very large assortment from,
- to so. ~ 'N--A
rn,titr CARTFf2,S -TT III, 9,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

nW O0EM Elm 10.
NATIONAL THEATER. Tiroimtns.
Toli THE ONLY TIME THIS SEASON.
The CLASSIC ACTOR.
MIR. JOHN NcCCLLOGGH,
WILL APPEAR
VIRGINIUS. THE ROMAN FATHER,
IL THE GREAT tIvE-aCT Historical PLAY
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IUESDAY-OTHELLO. THE JEALOUS MOOR
UNDERSTANDING LEAR
THURSDAY-MACBETH.
FRIDAY-BENEFIT OF MR.. MCCULLOUGH
HAMLET. THE PRINCE DE DENMARK.
MCCULLOUGH MATINEE SATURDAY.
SATURDAY NI6HT-RICHARD III. tr
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FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 6rH
SATURDAY EVENING. DECEMBER It'll
First Appearance in Washington Of
EDOTORD REHENTI.
The Celebrated Hungarian Violin Virtunso in cor
junction with the following distinguished artists:
MISS HELEN ANFS Soprano
MR.. WILLIAM COURTNEY, Tenor.
sIGNOR ENRICO CAMPOBELLO, Basso Can
tante
MIR. F. QUICKEN, Pianist
Admission Ticket, One Dollar
No Extra Charge for Reserved Seats.
The sale Of tickets will commence on Monday.
Dec d, at MetZerott K Co.'S. noy29St