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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-02

The House has voted an appropriation Of
s5, 900 for monument 20 Thomas Jefferson.
The Democratic Senators have had = caucus,
in which the resumftion repeal bill, the coming
elections and other matters were discussed.
ktA meeting Of the Cabinet, the President
called attention 30 a platform OF principles
presented by n Cleveland (Ohiol paper. aud
which, he said met mis- views The platform
fayors specie resumption in gold and silver,
resistance 10 all schemes for increasing the
present volume OF currency, moderate tariff,
a constitutional amendment prohibiting the
uso OF any money rAised by taxation for sec
tartan schools. the speedy completion OF all
pubic works and the Improvement OF great
national channels of commerce, like tho Mis-
sissippi river and It's tributaries. Upon Secre-
tary McCrary's suggestion a clause was added
declaring opposition 90 the payment OF South
orn war claims and pensions, and the platform
WAS then pronounced % be fair presentation
OF the views Of the Administration.
The Democratic Congressman, in caucus, re-
solved 10 let the question of the adjourn
ment OF Congress stand open month longer.
Foreign News.
The British steamer Childwall Hall, was
wrecked at sAgres, Portugal, while ION voy-
age from Liverpool 10 Bombay, by way Of the
suez Canal and OF 4 crew OF forty-hve and
eight passengers, only twenty-seven are known
10 be saved ...
Turkey has issued circular accepting the
treaty OF San Stefano.
Late advices from Europe indicate that Rus
aia fayors German mediation in regard to the
proposed Congress and will make concessions
which will lead 10 settlement OF the questions
at issue without recourse TO arms.
The annual boat race on the Thames be-
tween Oxford and Cambridge universities
proved an easy victory for tue former this year.
Switzerland has accepted the proposal OF the
United States 10 par icipAte IN the interna-
tional congress to fix the relative values Of
silver aud gold.
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GEORGETOWN.

lNsANE.-A colored woman, named Louisa
SlaNton. living on 2 street, Washington. near
Tie pfidge over Rock creek was brought 70 tbs,
station house this morning b. Officers Workman
and Green, she being crazy on the subject OF
religion. She was taken 20 headquarters. 10 ba
sent TO the insane asylum,
CHEsAFEAkE AND ONO CASAL-The board OF
directors OF the Chesapeake and Ohio canal w.ll
make their annual Inspection OF the canal next
week. They Will start from Cumberland. 49,
An iron railing upon wall lining the north Sid,
or the canal, At Congress street, about "a feet in
length. was pulled over and thrown into the
canal yesterday evening by the tow line OF a
canal ooat. "A break in coG-wheel al the
outlet lock occurred Tuesday evening The re-
pairs Will be finished probably to-day.
IHE FOUNDATIONS for the buildings on the
south side or the canal, the property owned bv
the Washington and Georgetown railroad com
pany, are being dug and extensive preparations
being made TO push the work OF erecting the
buildings rapidly TO completion.
GRAIN.-Arrived by canal boat Ellen Rfookes,
400 bushels OF wheat 10 J. G. & J. NJ. Waters:
boat Ruby, with 200 bushels OF wheat 10 Hart
ley & Bro.
MERCHANTS ExCHANGE.-Offerings on change
to-day $500 bushels Of wheat; 800 bushels sold
at 1921.
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THE COURTS.

DISTRICT CoURT-Judge HumpI.r.ys.
Yesterday, IN re Il. +. Harvey; order restrain
Ing attachment and suits against the bankrupt.
and directing assignee to collect credits and
hold them subject TO the further order OF the
court; Sol 10 paid into court by j. &. Poor trus-
tee. District Of columbia vs.. Calvin WitMer:
motion TO QuaSh certiOrari denied.
CIRCUIT COCRT-Judge Cartier.
Yesterday, Young agt. District: verdict for
defendant. Fitzgerald agt. Peirce; do. r. 4.
Lehman agt. Pullman Palace Car Company
action for damages in not giving him a sleeping
ner , on tram after having purchased ticket
to New York-on trial.
To-day. Lehman agt. Pullman Palace Car
Company; on trial.
EQUITY COURT Judge Mac.i rthur.
Yesterday, jackson VS.. BlackwoOd; Oh near
pointed. Hamilton vs.. Alcorn: decree as Or
deTed. Hoffman VS.. WASHINGTON Market COM
pany; petition of Dunn dismissed. Citizens
National Bank VS.. Dant ct AL: pro confesso as to
". c. Harvey. Borland VS.. Borland; sale con-
frmed.
To-day, Stegmaier agt Stegmaier: sale con-
straining order issued WEIGH agt. Herr; spe .Ial
auditors report confirmed partially and recon-
mitted. Jackson agt. Blackwood; on hearing.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Wylie.
To-day, owen Taylor, charged with resisting
an officer; On trial.
POLICE COuRT-J,sdae S,,el
Yesterday, VIM. Martin, throwing stones; s..
Alexander Lancaster, disorderly; S. or 10 days
Mary Nichols, do; do. VIM. Reynolds, Chas
Dorsey, John Jonathan, Henry johnson and
Thomas HILL vagrancy; bonds on workholse
Frank Collins, larceny OF $40 from Sarah A
Lockwood two cases.; 10 days in Jail in one
case case and 20 days in the other. Henry Young:
assault on Mary =: Davis; S. VIM PlumsilI
alias Buck Plumsill, petit larceny second Of
fence Of goose from a colored man named
Briscoe; sent TO the grand jury; $500 bonds
required.
TODAY.
RHrnS tn no f,r
20 days, for yagrancy. John Steele, same. 90
days. John Croker, profanity; s.; forfeited.
Geo. McMichael, vagrant; down. Geo. H. But
Ter, vagrant; sent to the workhouse for go days,
in default OF bonds. Geo. Harris, same charge:
down for 80 days. johnson Taylor violation of
hack law; s.. Geo. Thomas, a colored vagrant.
found In strange house last night, was sent
down for 80 days. Albert Johnson and Levy
Washington were fined 81 each for failure to
obey a court summons. Charles Saunderson,
assault on Mary E. Saunderson, his wife; per-
sOnal bonds to Keep the peace. VIM. Berry as
sault on Eliza Bailey; $40; Robert alias George
Price, assault on Betty, his wife, who testified
to the great abuse she had received from him:
$. Lizzie Howard, charged with keeping
vania avenue; $50, or 80 days in jail.
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CITY ITEMS.

" EXCELLENT fried oysters, 25c. per Dozen in
box. Johns" Restaurant, corner It'll and D.
DIR. E. C. HOWARD, Of Philadelphia has writ
ten strong certificate in praise of Daraag's
Rheumatic Remedy.
Headache yields quickly to LOtjjllc's Headache
SPECIFIC. Costs but fifty cents.
WnBoR's CoD-LIvER OIL AND L,xR.-Persons
VINO have been taking Cod-Liver Oil will be
pleased to learn that Dr. WilbOr has succeeded
from directions OF several professional gentle
men, in combining the pure Oil and lime in such
manner that it is pleasant to the taste, and its
e1ectS in lung complaints are truly wonderful
very many persons whose cases were pro-
nounced hopeless, and who had taken the clear
Oil Tor long time without marked effect have
Deen entirely cured by using this preparation
Be sure and get the genuine. Manufd only by
4. b. Wilbor. Chemist, Boston. Sold by ali drug
giSts. this
1T Is SADDENING to see our hair b,ossoming
for the grave too early. More especially women
feel this affection and it is even greater defor-
NIFTY 10 them than TO men. Auer's Hair Vfcor
removes it and restores the hair sometimes but
us original color always.
MURRAY & LASMAN's FLORIDA WATFR.-We
earnestly urge every purchaser TO ask for that
which Is prepared by MeSSrS. Ianman a Kamp.
New York. who are the sole propr1etors OF The
true perfume. All other so-called Florida
Waters are only ordinary Colognes.
For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
9e SeSsng Syrup has been used for children
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and
0larrhpa whether arising from teething or
other causes. An old and Well tried remedy.
rs cents bottle.
TO LADIES AND GENrLgMEN.-We wish to call
attention TO A. FfScher'S Chemical Securing and
Dyeing Establishment No. 9O6 G street, near
sth street. BY promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether OF American or Euro
pean inventor. he is enabled to do his work In
manner lot % be eQualied by those not nos
sessing these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
for 81. n. B.-1ace curtains Cleaned from 81
up TO $50 window. Wool blankets from so
duction In price. Satisfaction guaranteed. His
dry cleanser removes grease spots effectual,y
rom any article, and careful pressing gives
them an appearance as II newly made
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
What a Deposilor Says.

Editor Star-Having been for some time
depOStOr with the German American Savings
b LEFT my account there about year since
short time after was a handed a letu book with
my account opened with the German 1Satic,sa,
Bank, which fact / never noticed until hap
pened to look at it after the collapse of that in
stitutiOn. BY what authority did the bank
officers transfer the amount OF my deposit to
the account Of concern Of which hal no
knowledge? 1t has very crooked look to me.
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HEAP CARPETS AND DRY GOODS.

Good Ingram Carpets 2s 81, SIC
Extra Heavy Inerains Carpets 10 and xsc
AL Wool Ingram SIS, worth zoe
few styles Lowell. best Inlyrains 7sc
Good Brussels Carpets as SIS and aoe
Remnants best Brussels 7sc
full Size White Blankets 81. rs. 81 s25oSc
Calico tomforters, Cotton Lined very cbesn
CioeEs-newest styles -unprecedentsd LOW ,,r,>..
for qualities, from 81 IS to S2S f''o~
Black Cashmeres. extra cheap, Wool 4sr nm
Colcred Casbmeres. all wool. as so 90 5ar
All Wool Dasonale and Seryes 81 &c
7. n. NAUDAIN
n"N"fr SO9 Market Spsep.
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CIX FINE DRESS SHIRTS

CM FINE DRESS SHIRTS
-. Naue 10 order, OF Wamsutta Muslin and Extra
hne Linen Iosoms for $3.50: ready 10 ont on
Finest DRESS SHIRTS made IN ariar in a..
most elegant manner for 80 % " aie
Our MYSTERY" SHIRT unf>,ishad nj TX 90,
made CT Wamsutta Muslin and Extra 6aa g, ma,
BOSOM G, + +, the cheapest Shirt in the world.
Vaf MysteIy SHIRT at as cts, unfinished in ae
good as any So Shirt in the market no %
Our Mystery" Shirt is retailed at Factorv
mas Gift. ~ " " A'oe Snris1-
The GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT. oprS rpoxr
terry" o 'no Mye-
Our 81 Shirt, ready to put on, has ls,en redneet
TO 80 cts. and II worth double the money hnt No..
are compelled to Reduce Stock at orr Factory i'm
baltimore as We are about to build a large aidiiion
building IL in progress "AAi7' ING
nos5-r MEGfNNIss'. 1902 r. streef N an.
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SERIAL AND SAVINGS BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Books OF the second series were Opened last
evening, and advances were made on Is Shares
at 20 per cent The first series being closed.
stock can now be had in the second series, of
the officers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-14

ALL KINDS OF SEWING MACHINES repaired and
warranted at 52S 9th street, corner OF north
west. Machines called f5r and delivered free OF
charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-14

FALL AND WINTER STYLES in the leading
makes OF clothing for youths, boys and chill
dren's wear can be had at popular prices at
the Boys Clothing House OF E. Robinson CO.
geo Penn. aye-Agrt
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If YOU WANT to rent your house furnished
call at once at i. II. Warmers real estate Office
916 street NV, as he has numerous applica-
tons every day from members of Congress and
others who are coming to the city for the win
ter. His charges are very lOw-Adrt
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THE BETHEL ACADEMY CADETS, of Fau1uer
county, Va, will arrive here tomorrow alter
noon. They will spend few hours in Alexan-
TALON of St Johns Academy. They will visit
president Hayes at O'Clock Saturday, and will
be reviewed by Gen. Sherman. They leave on
the 4:30 boat Saturday, and the ST. Johns Ca
diets viii escort them through Alexandria to the
Midland depot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-14

ARREST OF ALLEGED THIEVES Detectives
COOmeS, Miller and McElrresh this morning
arrested two alleged thieves, named Phil. Jack
son.and Tom Brown; also third man, not here.
tOfOre Identified with crooked men. called
robbery OF the shoe store OF F. Atzel, No. 345
Pennsylvania avenue, on the 18th OF October
last. On Tom Brown they found a Slat-kaife
used IN opening windows. The prisoners are
held for further Developments
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CARPETS, CARPETS and floor oil cloth, cottage
carpet, Is, Is, Is cts; ingram carpet, 81, So S.
60, u; IS cents: 2-ply carpet. IS cts: Noting
nam lace, 25, 81, 50, ~, Is cts; blankets, from
At IoWsons, 6S6 Pa. ave., south side, near 7th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-14

TIE WASHINGTON GYMNASIUM has been moved
to the building occupied by the natatOrium, and
the old members are cordially invited to at
tend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-14

GRAND Sunday school entertainment at Ham,
line N. T. church. corner 9th and streets NV.
Friday evening, o'clock, Admission, 70 cts, t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-14

LIBRARY AT ACCTIoN.-The large collection of
Rocks To be sold by Thomas Bowling on Monday
next are now arranged and ready for inspec-
ton. This is valuable library and we'll worthy
tie attention OF buyers-Adrt
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amasements. &C., Tonight.

EattoHdl Tkedter.-RObeTt Heller, the magi-
eisB, musician and wit.
TAeater Comigue.-"Staf OF Diamonds; or,
True TO the Core" and varieties.
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DRY GOODS.
NOTICE: NOTICE, NOTICE:

sl',u. MkRTET spACE......sl7.
Sllk NELVETS CoIored and BLACK BacI ana
t"icred BRoCADE SILkS, by the yard and pst.
terri - ~ 49,
oItrei this morning IS pieces extra fine 4ainch
tSorec Cas hmercs, at So gc, worth 81 IS per ward
aiso, can now show handsome line of Black Cloth
tl-oAkS. from - to S30 Nov in stock SO r,s(>s n,
biack and CClured SINS. at extra low ratee An
hihds and qualities Of Domestics a; AGENTS prioes
W VI BROWN
hoNi"-r Sfs MARKET Spu~s,
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AnlmSell1enfS. Ac.

NATIONAL 1HEATER-HeuerS dOlnSS at the
National this week go beyond the wonderful
he mystlheS everybody. His programme is
varied, complete and evenly carried ont A
visit to the National this week is like trip 10
wonder land.
THEATER COMIoUE.-"The Staff of Diamonds"
a sensational drama, and the very best sort of
varieties are drawing good houses at the
COmique.
CONGREGATIONAL acknowledgements even
ing Madame Selika, the cOlOred prima DONNA
VIII give concert here. She will be supported
by Mr.. $. Williams, baritone. and the members
OF the Washington Harmonic society. Madame
Sellka has an excellent reputation, and her con-
cert VIII. 10 doubt, be musical treat.
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
Lawrence Schriner to D. z. Mcintyre, lot 22s,
Beatty and Hawkins addition to Georgetown;
Sl25. James Tally to John E. Tally, lot 81
SO: s42; sl,oeo: Howard University to Jesse
7. Moling to l.. g. Ray, lot IA, 81. s35; sl,as2 L.
". F Mattingy and C. Z. Prentss,, trustees, to
:; p; Austin On trust part Green Vale;
$1,000. W. II. Ward ct al, trustees. to William
Reading, part of tract called ''rhe Vale: 500
John HitZ ct al, assignees, to Mary A. Odell, lot
Warner, trustees, to Mary Moore. sub-lot 81
Mary b. DaytOns subdivision of original lot 10,
ana and part Of lot Is; SO: II; si,.ss.s3: A. K.
Dorsey, lot 215, Beatty and Hawkins addition
to Georgetown; S465.54. Rachel Alton ct al. to
H. w. Freeman, lot So, so. 1872; $1,000. Francis
felger to G. Essig, lot 3, So. $50; s15. NJ. G.
SchultZe to John Ebert. lot 46, So. GA; S.. 900.
THE CoNvocArIoN OF WASHINGTON COM
menced its second annual session at Christ
church (GeOrgetOwn} yesterday. Rev. Dr.
LEVIN, the dean, presiding. Rev. Dr. j. H. Ell
lott, rector Of the Ascension church, preached
from Ephesians, w., 11-13, a powerful discourse
Rev Mr.. Chew offered resolution, which was
adopted, returning thanks for the restoration OF
tie health of the dean. In the afternoon Rev.
Dr. Levin read a paper relating to the work
among colored people, which was referred to
the committee On the subject. Hon. MOntgom-
cry Rlair and Prof. Coffin, a committee to audit
the treasurers report, found it correct. The
report OF the committee on schools was read
and accepted, and DR.. Paret and Mr.. Blair were
elected to act with the trustees already ap-
pointed. The committee on cOlOred work, hay
Ing considered the bishops letter, reported that
in the premises, and also that they had granted
S25 to Rev. A. A. Roberts, of st. Luke's church
colOred; adopted. Rev. DR.. Hon read a paper
on ''AmuSementS."
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SILKS, SILKS, SILKS; clOaks, cloaks cloa:ls
broche shawls, brOche shawls; immense assert
ment OF very desirable dress goods; dress goods
from Is to 50; blankets, blankets, pure WOO
blankets $3.50, $3.50, S, 8 so, $40. Carriers
III Market Space) ColOred cashmereS, pure
wool, 50 to 81; black cashmeres, pure wool, 81 to
81 black and colOred silk yelvetS; clOaks, cloaks
clOaks, from S to $50; ladies' wool vests, 3d.
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BLANKETS, BLANKETs.-10o pair of large doubl
blankets, 81. $3.50, s., $3.50, 81 up; cassimeres
for men and boys wear, 81, 80, 90, IS, 81, 81;
dress goods, 1879, IS, Is, % cts; waterproof
cloth. all colors; feather proof bed ticking, best
quality. - cts. At Towsorls, 635 Pa. ave-, south
SiQe-AGct,
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ADJUSTMENTS.


THE GREAT HANDICAP RACE.
At
Bgl6RTwooD DRIVING PaEK.
TO MORROW. FRIDAY Nov. l5rn
Between the following Horses tie
fastest in the District Sooner" - NN~A
Eastern Shore Boy and 6it Edge S[SSNN
Scorer 20 40 10 waeon. SNN
ADMISSION 80 CENTS.
i 4 7 SHlTISG'. proprietors
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REoPENED.
THE OFFICE OF THE
HOLMAN LIVER Pad COMPANY,
Which has been closed for . few months has been
reopened by Messrs:S RlNGWALT T. HALL who
agents for the District Of Columbia, Maryland,
Virginia. West Virginia and Delaware, for the sale
Of these remedies at their Office, southeast Of
9Th and streets, two squares north Of Pennsylva-
mia avenue and which has been elegantly furnished
and fitted up for the convenience OF pattentA Con-
eutAtOn free.
HOLMAN LIVER PAD.
What IL It: and what does it meany It IL q new
method Of treating successfully all Liver and Stom.
sch Diseases externally, and means honest war
against the thousand and one noetrums and hum
bugs Of this and past ages.
ITS DISCOVERY.
About eight years ago there was discovered and
put into practice new, simple convenient and safe
the aid Of Medicine. The neceesities Of the case
prompted q vigorous examination into its inertia
until the question was thoroughly and practically
solved.
Ofice-Corner Of 9th and streets northwest, over
VIM. r. Riley's Dry Goode Store.
No. Charles street, Baltimore poyS1y
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RINGS. gold filled, cameo, amethyst, Lake
George diamonds, ard children's and misses
from one 70 twenty dollars; the best fifty cent
eyeglass In the city, at Priggs Jewelry store,
NO. 45i Pa. ave-, near ~ st.-adpt.
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OvERcoATs.
We advise gentlemen to COX ger our s,iperb
stock Of "a
''''' . ... .,... II
Every taste and purse can lie suited.
No where else is there euch a variety. ana as the
garments are Perfect in fit, fully ONE-THIRD Is
SAVED ever tie sOCal,ed crs.o.n work
A. sAES 4 c.,
royl3-tr 316 SerenM street.
NOTICE TO COFFEE DRINKERS.
MOCHA COFFEE, MOCHA COFFEE:
PcRE AND FIRST QUALITY.
Natural or Roasted
Sold by me at the same Price as best Java
y. W BURCHELL,
novio-st 1882 F. street.
A CARD.
We beg sgan to call the attention of the Ladies To
our Cloak Department, which offers at the present
time the most tasty elaborate. and extensive stock
of the latest Partisan and New York shspes Of
LADIES AND CHILDEEN'S CLOAKS.
No v,,1..1y
these garments-rersonally superintend the manu-
facture of them; the workmanship and c1ttire be
who has no SUPERIOR as an artistic designer A and
ModeIer.
In ADDITION df to the merit e The Quality Style and
fact to the attention Of the public that our efforts to
employ persons resident here deserves recognition
made, trimmed and fitting garments than those of
Northern manufacture, which are made without
going direct to our own friends and Patrons self
ing that would tend to enhanee ther Worh TIA, soad
escape our attention.
PRICES RANGE FROM $3.50 Up.
We respectfully solicit call.
LANsBURGH BRO.
nov11-tjanl 4O4 and 4O6 Serenth st.
BuTTER: BUTTER'
Fine CREAMERY BUTTER packed in Saberi,s
Patent Salt-hned Butter package. VIII keep the But
ter perfectly sweet until it is used up. In small
packages, 10 to Is lbs. each Also, in tubs, 60 lbs
each.
~ Please call and examine
A. E PHILLIPS,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
With BARBOUR l. HAMILTON,
nov9-7t 637, $50 and 6A1 La. ace.
JNO. e. KENDALL 4 son,
DEA1ERs m
OOA OH H e ID " A1D
BUILDERS GOODS,
61S b street s.sr..
EIA2 b. p. R r. BHPo7.
Washington. d.
TN,P1A1E. zno. HUBS. RMe.
EPoEEs. DUCKS D1uIS,
On CARPETS,
PANTs VANISH, MACHINE BHITue.
PACKIN0 AID LACNa
oct3ly
REorENED.
THE OFFICE OF THE
HOLMAN LIVER PAD COMPANY,
Which has been closed for . few months has been
reopened by Messrs.s RINGWALT & HALL, who
XirsiSia' West Virxnia and DeiaWare Tor tie sale
Of these remedies at their office southeast corner Of
9Th and streets, two squares north OF Pennsylva-
mia avenue and which has been elegantly furnished
and fitted up for the convenience Of patienta Con-
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 10 Henry
II. Rowe and Bette A. Scringer, both Of West
moreland county. Va; w. w. Baker and Emily
Il. Allen, both Of Prince Georges county. Md:
George t. Wills and Elizabeth j. Sullivan: Geo
Donaldson and Maggie J. Hickey: John Crtlmo
ana susan Howard; Henry HUM and Jose
phine Ruppel
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LECTURES.
FIRST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

EiRST C0NSREGATIONAL CHURCH.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 18TH = r NJ
THE PIowMAN POET RoBFRT RIrRNS
Lecture by geN. }. L. RANKIN, DID.
Tickets. 50 cents, including r.sc-,-el saa.s ~, la
had q Hetzcrott's music store w "
Hcr. r. b French Will PRESIDE AMI pr,f R,s,b,e
viii I'aA voluntary of chou, g Scotch airs
This Lecture Is wholly IN the INTEREST NJ The
Congregational Church. hut holders N, I x,o,,1',
Course Tickets viii lie admitted ncxj =, IN
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Thomas Bowling h,
recently sold, for MeSSrS. Ward and Ennis
trustees, the following property: All OF To-,
marked and lettered F, in the recorded sub
division OF original lot No. 4. in square No ,3l
10 John T. Hanna. for trustees OF ST. Vincen,
orphan ASYLUM for 81. 80
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THE NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY d.
RECToRS met at the Colonization building yc =
terday, and discussed the subject OF enforcing
the provisions OF the recent act of Congress re,
on. Most OF the apOthecaries have repisferad
put large minority are still out and Show no
disposition 10 pay their ten dollars and submit
10 the necessary examination
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LAW Partnership will ba for,nd
the announcement OF partnership between Hon
lhOS. b. Bryan and his son. Charles p. BRYAN.
In the Office practice Of law. making a specially
OF non-litfgated business. The Bureau OF Trust
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