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FducaiiOmai Institutions,

DIRECTORY FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
Parents and guardians looking around for suit
able schools at which to place their children
and wards for the next term, should consult
cur advertising columns
Miss HaIroyer's young ladies' Seminary an
Englis ard French boarding and day school,
located at 1885 / street. between 18th and 14rh
Streets the former residence or the Russian
m1n1sl er, pleasantly located, with large and
Heil-yentilated rooms: Tie duties OF this ex-
cellent institution Will be resumed THURSDAY
The year Is div ded into two terms, with gen
efal review Of the lessons a. end OF each term
Parents and guardians would do well to procure
catalogue and peruse II carefully before max
ing or gagementS. The course OF study en-
braces primary. junior, middle and senior de-
partme nj, with suitable studies for each.
the management OF Misses Louise aud Susie
PolocE, re-opel IS at No 1921 18th street north
west september 6th, and the fifth year OF the
teachers class, course OF eight monthS) begins
Octooer 18th. A course OF lectures explaining
the merits and uses Of this system will be gwen
to The young ladies institute. Although this
50 stem OF instruction has not come into general
use, 1t Is adopted by very many as the best and
most practical, awakening as 1t does thought
fulness and love OF study in the minds OF pupils
ton pleasure TO the child. Catalogues AID
circulars fully explaining the system can be
procured at No. 929 sth street, or at 1871 18th
street.
PARENTS or guardians OF young girls seeking
Tor suitable place for instruction should read
the card OF Mrs. j. Nichols, under head of
"Educationap advertisements, In another col
umn.
The Emerson Institute, select classical and
mafnematical school for boys. viii be reopened
Tor study Wednesday, September 10th. The
principal. Prot. Cnas. B. Young, Is so we'll known
as popular and successful Instructor that it =
unnecessary to state anything OF the manage
ment. HIS schools are always well flied and
al concerned are satisfied with the results at
the close OF the scholastic year.
The private seminary for boys taught by
Miss e. L. Jensen at her residence. No 1O7 d
street north, Is quiet and cosy place to send
children. 1t commences next Monday, the Sth
instant. ~
The eleventh year OF the Incarnation church
school, Miss Mcleod principal, begins Wedne-.
day, september 18th. This Is an excellent pri.
vate school.
TIE West End seminary, No. 1915 stree
northwest, Miss Faust principal, Is to be r:
oIened again September sth. popular school,
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The Jane Moseley will leave next Sunday at 5
o. "a. for Smiths Point, returning at o. m.
giving ten hours for perch fishing and grabbing
A select excursion to BlackistOn's Island will
pc gwen Dy Excelsior Club, i. o. of R., on
Monday on the Jane Moseley. There will be an
oyster roast and swimming match at the
JSlaL0.
Company A gives an excursion this o. m. The
CoIcoran VIII leave at and return at IL D. M,
stopping at Marshall Hall.
The Jane MoSeley makes an excursion to
HonsteIs Landing tomorrow, where an oyster
roast VIII oe furnished for all. She Will remain
az the Landing I'VE hours. The boat Will leave
~ Q. 10. and return at 1890 D. m
inc Mary washington will leave at $50 a, M.
to-morToW for Mount Vernon springs and re-
turn at D. 10.
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g Potter Chemists and Druggists $50 Wsshinston
BIS aost0n Mass and for sale by al Drugeise
boxes, 81 REsoLvINT, q Per bottle. OurroTssS
S1AP, e cent? per cake; by mal. 50 cents; three
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LET THEN Not BE CONFoUNDED!"-There Is
50 much said In the papers OF the day about the
acton OF the constitutional convention OF the
state OF louisiana just adjourned. that 1t Is but
pIoIeI 10 Eotly me pubic that the coudemna-
ton OF the scaling OF the state Indebtedness in
no way Affects the management and the plans
OF the louisiana state Lottery Company which,
ifs schemes or postponed its Drawings. bnt,
with strict integrity, has observed its PLEDGES
TO the public invtolate and has hence derived I,
eral George Washington drew a lottery under
the authority OF the Continental Congress 70
carry on the war for independence. The next -
the 112-monthly drawing OF the louisiana
State Lottery viii occur on Tuesday, Sept. 9th
and any information can be had on application
TO II. A Dauphin, p. O. Box 692, New Orleans
or the same at No. $40 Broadway, New Yorh
City.
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LOCAL NEWS.

AnBnSements, ETC.. Tonight
Ford's Opera House.-The American comic
opera, Electric Light"
Themes Summer GarGen.- Benefit OF Miss
Elise Comfy.
Thedter Contique.-New bin OF varieties.
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A MAN SHOT DEAD AT A DANCE-4rrest Of the
Alleged Boy Atsrderer.-An account was given 10
yesterday s STAR OF the shooting OF Jas, Payne
oy Jonn smith at fracas at a dance Id III III
county, near the Maryland line, On Monday
night. Both men are colored, and a quarrel
arose about some trifing matter, which led to a
regular pitched battle, In which several outsid-
ers took part. Pistols were freely used and
Payne was shot In the side, killing him Instant
~. 1t was afterwards found that the affair took
place outside the District line, in Maryland, and
the Maryland of1cers took charge Of the case.
An inquest yesterday resulted In a verdict that
Payne was killed by Smith. Offieers Cole and
Rhodes arrested Smith about ten O'Clock yeSter-
day morning and he was locked up In the sec.
ond precinct station house. he Is about II years
Old and was raised near BladenSburg. He was
arrested near the Congressional cemetery.
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CITY ITEMS.

Quirk,s Irish Tea Cures Bfli0usness.
Cuirk's Trish Tea cures headache.
Quirk's Irish Tea cures dyspepsia.
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CUTICURA
BLOOD LIND SKIN HUMORS

The Scouree Of Mankind.-OId methods
OF treatment and remedies a failure.
CUTICURA REsoLvENT, the Great Blood Purifier
and Liver St,mulapt, is the most searchin4 cleans.
ing, and purifying agent of this century. may b,
detected ia the saliva sweat milk. blood. and urfa
forty minutes after taking the first dose showing
hat it has entered the circulation and BEN Ger ~
every part OF the system; It forever cradle ,tes
be virus of Syphilis Hcrofula, Cancer and Gan ker
hose terrible blood poisons thst rot out the ma
Gh,ney q me. ming the body with foul cor-up-
TORS. Teken internally in conjunction with the
external application Of CUTICURA, the Greit Skin
Cure. it speedily cures screfulous Ulcers and Old
Sores, Salt Rtenm, Psoriasis. letter, Eingworm
Scald Head: Dsndinf, aud al Itching and Scaly
Diseases Of the Skin and Scalp.
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Quirk's Irish Tea cures dyspepsia
BosroN BEEF PACKING CoxpANY's fresh beef
is excellent for supper. Saves cooking.
"THE HEAT IS ISsuFFERAsLE! Bring me
back, dear, the best Cologne you can find In the
CITY," He brought j. & E. Atkinson S-fragrant,
delicate, and lasting.
by taking Quirk's Irish Tea. IL cures Bilious
ness, Headache and regulates the blood. Price
70 cents.
GREEN TURTLE SoUP-Delicious- your
grocer for it. Trade supplied By r. c. Gwynn,
pennsylvania ave. and 9th street, washington.6
,. SILENT J, hsE AID Wons are not admired. II
"Rsttes Health Remover" Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, leanness, sexual Debility.
premature decline, &C., &c. 81, at druggtsts':
ADVICE nee. Depot, IS Barclay street. IL Y
ana for washington at $50 Pa. ave. s,94-eoly
For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. W1ns.
tcsos Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t corrects acfdity OF the stomach. relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen.
9efy ano dlarrhBa, whenever arising from teeth
Ing or other causes. An old and WelI-tried rem
edy; % cents bottle
To LADIES AND GENrIEhTN.- w1sh IN cau
attentlon TO A. Fischer's Chemical Securing ara
Dyeing establishment, No 9O6 @ street. near
yin street. BY promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether OF American or Euro
manner not to be equalled by those not nos.
sesslng these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
Tor 81. N. B-Lace curtains cleaned from rs
cents up 10 81 window, and no acid used In
whitening them. Wool blankets cleaned from
IS cents to 1e cents pair, ana restore them TO
their natural softnesS by cleaning a plumber. a
reduction 10 price. ~ Call for and deliver
them.
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HEARING BEFORE THE o. 8. COMMISSIONERS.
Yesterday the alleged ''moonshiners" arrested
In the raid on the dist1llery at 1881 l street
northwest, as stated In TIE STAR, were before
U. $. Commissioner Plant. After some dis
cusslon-Mr. Coyle for the prosecution and Mr.
until Friday afternoon, Messrs. F. /. Brooke J
]. Dyer and John R. Young having their D. iii
nxeo at IS 600 and Richard Burke his at 81 OOo
Obrien and. Lewis were released On their per-
sonar recogn1Zance. Dyer succeeded In secur.
Ing bail and was released, and the others were
committed for hearing.
The government officers are given much credit
for the manner In which the case was worked
up, and Mr. Taylor in this, his first case, did his
part OF the work well. The marshal's 0ffice.s
were placed In charge OF the building.
4Sp Tss
Is claimed have been violated, are the follow
ing: 3,47, which defines distiller to be one
who produces distilled spirits, or who making
still; 3.25s, which provides for the registry OF
stills Immediately on their being set up, with
penalty for failure Of $500, In addition to fine
TO Of from
must be given the collector by parties intending
to engage In the business of distiller or recti-
fer, giving description Of the apparatus, the
names and residences OF the parties engaged
ans Of seo 70 $685. ana Il the Sot Tsen be
false or fraudulent, Imprisonment not less than
1886, providing that no still or other vesse!
shall be located In any dwelling house. or shed
or yard attached thereto, and every person who
and Imprisonment from six months to two
years; 3,2s9, providing that all engaged in such
business shall put up signs, or In default, ba
fined 81 900 and imprisoned from one to six
months; 1881, providing that the Carrying On
the business OF distilllng or rectifying With
intent to defraud the government shall be
fined not more than 81, 600 and imprisoned from
III nTlTtfh tn N1N apa
that no mash, wort, or wash, shall be made or
fermented on the premises, not duly authorized
according to law, under q penalty OF $3.50 to
years.
BAILED,
Young gave bail this morning-Messrs w. T.
Keenan, and j. +. Collins going on his bond.
The hearing will take place at O'Clock, Fri
day, In the Police Court room.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as rolIows:
G. r. Adams to a. w. Adams, part 22, so. $40;
$500. A. w. Adams to W. NJ Calf, part 22, So.
e1s; $3.50. w. S. Cox, trustee. TO Augustus
Bufgdorf, Lot l6, So. 4OI; f10650. Elizabeth
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Condensed Locals.

Mr.. II. A. Whitehand yesterday afternoon ad.
verJiSed his lost watch In The STAR, and II was
returned to him In the evening.
In the equity suit OF the National Capital IN
surance Company against T. Fl. Russell, an
order dISTDi sSiny the case was entered ye5ter-
day by Mr.. w. 4. Meloy. attorney for the conf
plaiDant-
II the Police Court yesterday, the charge Of
ENLIGHTENMENT brought by Mrs. EiHaoeth T
Harvey against Asou; Dickens vas dismissed
by Judge Buniy upon tie testimony o! com
plainanJ. No other test 'mODy was heard
Darrell G. McGiyen, president OF the st. Vim
cent De Paul Society OF Sc. AlCySiuS Church, has
returned the thanks OF the society TO the
"Chapel Point club" of this city. for the hand
some sum OF s5G6 realized by the Club III JlJr
excursion to GIyInOGt Id July, ana turned Owe
to the society 70 oe applied Tor relief OF the sur
1eIfng poor.
About Gel OK yesterday afternoon. horse
attached to buggy driven BY Thomas Camp
bell, took fright at lie corner OF 95h and IL
streets northeast, ana ran against d tree box
at the corner Of Sth and II street and threw Mr.
Campbef out. AID slightly injured him.
The Dental Association OF Maryland and Dis
tT1ct OF Columbia commenced its annual session
yesterday at the Baltimore College OF Dental
Surgery. The meeting was called TO order BY
Dr. j. CulttSS Smith. CT this city, the president
OF the College, who congratulated the members
and students On their safe return to thei,
studies and lee after the summer Vacat ion
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CONFESSION OF LARCENY BY AWoMAN.-Off1cer
McNeal, OF the sixth precinct, last evening
arrested Maria HansbOrough on a warrant
sworn out by Mrs. G. NJ. Boardman, residing on
14th street, between L and NJ streets, charging
her with the larceny OF q diamond ring valued
at $25, two gold tassels valued at $50, and three
ten-dOllar notes, from Mrs. Caroline Durkee, a
guest at Mrs. BOardman's house. This morning
she plead guilty, and was committed for the
action OF the grand jury.
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Ice CREAM AND MrsIc.-The initial concert by
Immfch's Society Band at the Terrace Ice
Cream Depot. 18th and L streets, Will take
place this evening If weather is fair No adj
mission fee, and Howson's splendid ice cream at
10 cents a plate
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THE BOSS SHOW COMING.
THE ". q. COUP
NEW UNITED MONSTER SHOWS,
WILL EXHIBIT
COBNEB NINTH AND OTREETO,
FRIDAY AND sATURDAY,
sKPTEMBER II AND Is, 1879.
Combining under colossal eight centre mole psviiS
ions, the separate and distinct features Of
ELLvEN GREAT EXHIBITIONS,
Without parallel in the history OF anus uentsL
THE WONDERFUL TROUPE OF
sloo.ooo BRoNcHo HORSES
TIE ONLY WHITE WHALE
Ever exhibited in the interior
THE GIANT DEVIL FISH.

THE GIANT DEVIL FISH
TIE ONLY JAPANESE CIRCUS ever In Amer.
a91 70 spae then. sp sc Scy E6 from re
pfre. - w WIG '>'-1''' Aln'
,T THE 20 ONLY TROUPE OF PERFORMING
challenge Of 10000 sofsrsd for their equals.
I5kEoSH1Se SSS s r.; 80 s1sss
.TTHsTEp qNLY yAMEs MELyILLEs GREAT
oupe q The mo-. sS,. Ss%P p, - q, double
TIL. TIL ONLY LIVING HIPPoPoIAMUs With any
e f ~ the United Ssases Al sdver-
hibtton OF this exceedingly rare animal are frsndu-
THE ONLY LEARNED SEA LION. trained "a
keeper. who enters his tank With him. ~ A-'
VAIL f 3SLx Mae. A2sAEaUM 0ossn and fs.
e ee1.1 oTsn tss SSI1sty onsFs have %snds-
Ssss. Ssss even attempted By any N; othss %snssss
THE ONLY PONY oIRous ever organized. ana
Performing Ponies in The World
THE ONLY JAPANESE AIT GALLERY ever
a1S snd q Syss sS
ssf . e a1S fs IN the nmps % Japan This
and meDagerie combined.
ssiys. 6o1nsi Band: 1900 EosI Tshy 10 s cossn.
cent elO 0l0 Imperial Coach Of Nspoleon III. onoa
drawn by four n asnincent horees from the Imps.
singiy by Inverted grooms: i've new and mAenif-
cent Chariots; the Royal japanese Troupe, In .
lea the Team Of Sacred Zebus, drawing Burmesa
Punkah the Troupe Of low Comedy Ponies; La
Forfeit 300 600 my Brand New Shows do not con.
elites than sl Others in Americs combined.
TWO ENTERTAINMENTS DAILY, under ue0
and beautiful doubletop PArior TENTS Afternoon &C
!. evening at Z.
Admission. 80 cents: Children undsr 9, Is csnts
TICKETS FOR BALE, on the days Of exhibition
only, at JOHN r. ELLIS B CO. Music SrO1H. No.
9S7 Pennsylvania avenue augS0 sep1, 66,l1,l2
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BOSTON BEEF PACKING C0NPANY's fresh beef
is excellent for supper. Saves cooking.
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ASSAULT ON GR0CER.-LaSt evening Mr..
nsorge M Miller was setting In front Of his
grocery store, corner OF % and a street south.
EAST, Wnen ne was assaulted by A. b. Webb,
ana TWO brothers, Paul and Brandt Wright,
bruises about the eyes The assatiants claimed
that Miller had insulted Mrs. Webb by telling
her that she had tried to defraud Nillers son ont
OF ten cents for peaches she had bought at the
store. " Wv
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THE ACTON-DIxON TBAGEDY.--John S. Acton,
charged with the murder Of John A. Dixon, at
brought by habeas corpus before Chief Judge
Brent, at Port Tobacco on Monday, who, after
hearing testimony, passed an order admitting
him to bail In the sum OF S. 600 The amount OF
bail Will be furnished by sympathetic neigh
borS. The testimony was In substance The
same as reported at the time OF the shooting,
with the addition that after Acton had rescued
his daughter from the house where Dixon had
placed her In this city the latter again endeav-
ored to induce her TO leave the relatives with
whom she had been placed. Acton, upon being
Dixon which he did liz the deliberate manner
heretofore reported
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SPECIAL SALE Of odds and ends offered every
Gay previous to removal to the. new building,
4i6 1rh street, at c. Paum'S, 4lS 7th street.
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MARRIAGE LICRNsEs.-George w. Brady and
VIM. Goodrich and Ellen G. Collins; James o
Washington and Josephine Williams; John Fl
Click and Mary Buechler; John Minor and
Amanda BealS.
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CHARGE OF FORGERY.-Henry L. Brown was
this morning In the Police Court, committed to
answer the charge OF forgery. 1t is charged
that on the 18th OF August he presented a re.
ceipt for 81 rs In the name OF 8. B. Kellogg, OF
62l street, on which he obtained the money
and that the receipt was forged.
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TIE WIFE's SIDE OF A DIVORCE CAsE-Yes-
terday Celia Hawkins, against whom her hus-
band, Brown Hawkins, recently filed Dill for
divorce, filed an answer and cross-blll. She
admits that they lived together as husband and
wife until the month OF July, 1878, and that the
complainant left her IN that month, and as she
charges, without any just cause, the allegation
Of improper intimacy between her and Norris
being totally untrue She denies having com
mitted adultery with Norris, or any other per
son, at As West street, Georgetown, or else
where, and she charges that she has been the
victim at his hands OF gross and repeated acts
OF violence, and her health and life have been
endangered thereby; that On abandoning her in
July, 1873, he SAID he was going to Colorado
and did not intend to live with her again, and
that when he did return he did not recognize
her. He sent for her In April last, and told her
to get divorce, and when she said she did not
want one, he said he would get one and would
backyard her. Her crosS-biil sets forth the
same facts as the answer, and in addition
specific acts Of violence and the discovery OF a
letter from an alleged paramour named Mary
Cover, with whom he confessed he lived. She
prays decree OF divorce, and that permanent
alimOny may be allowed her, and her right or
dover preserved TO her.
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CHILD INJURED BY RECKLESS DRIVER
Kate McCheSney, 9-year old daughter or J. X
McChesIey, CPS L street northwest. was run
over by ca rage on Sunday evening, driven
II Is thought by drunken man, who showed
perfect Indifference TO the child's cries. Dr.
Stone attended the child and 1t Is now out OF
danger. No grown person saw the occurrence
and the driver Is not known, but efforts are
being made to discover him.
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RRARREsTED.-ThiS morning David Allen was
arrested by one OF the fourth precinct officers
as fugitive from justice, and he was delivered
TO the marshal. Allen was arrested for the
larceny Of coal and gave bail for trial at the
Criminal Court, but jumped his ball some
months since
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NM HtM r G88MHrAN W. C ExxTRACT OF
T TIT,5AX6RI1Na ssT3SK FOB so6Ps. MADE
LIEBI@ COMPANY,0 EXTRACT OF
MEAN: rs success and boon for which ma
tons Rhould feel grateful"-See Medical Press
Lancet" British Medical journal" 30.
oAUIlONLaen9tne only with the fac simile Of
Label
"Consnmption in England increased teniold In
ten years"
LIEBI6 COMPANY'D EXTRACT OF
MEAT. To be had Of all Storekeepers, Grocers
and Chemists. Sole agents for the United States
}xheleYssl ndo onlYl &c.. e 9AV1D 90. 81 MARI
FRESH BEEF
ROASTED BY STEAM.
BOSTON BEEF PACKING CO..
1877 Congress street, Boston, Mass.
SOMETHING NEW.-ExCELLENr. ECONOMICAL
FOOD FOR FAMILIES PURE. WHOLESOME
MEAT. Save FUEL. SAVE BOTHER. Convenient
and Delicious Gold. while 10 many nice dishes may
Ask your Grocer for 1t. Ask your Butcher for it,
Fifty per cent. more nutrfme mt I'm a given
Quantity OF this Fresh Beef than in any
other canned Fresh Beef. Sold by Gro
GERS generally.
r. C. GWYNN,
Penna. ace. and 9th ST.,
aus3Otu,th.s,6t Perry Building. Washington.
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FRUIT RAISING NEAR WAsHINGTON.-We have
some exceedingly fine specimens of fruit,-
peaches, pears, and grapes,-raised by Col. s.
=: Suit on his estate In Prince George county,
Maryland. Col. Suit, who farms 1t on large
scale. has shown the capacity OF the land IN the
vicinity of Washington for the successful cult
walton OF choice fruits and he deserves no little
credit for the energy and public spirit with
which he has carried out his experiments in
agriculture, hor-'c ,ture and stock-arising. -
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CARPBTs-200 designs-an new, IS, 80. 81, 50,
60, 15c. ToWson's, Pennsylvania avenue, south
side
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"THE HEAT Is INsCFFRRABLIl Bring me
back, dear, the best Cologne you can md In the
city" He brought j. & E. Atkinson 's-fragrant
delicate, and lasting.
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| YER's HAIR VIGOR.

A xEh's HA1H VISOR
Various Causes
Advancing years, care, sickness, disappointment
and hereditary predtsposition-au operate to turn
prematureiy AYERS HAIR V1aOR viii Re res Sn0e
faded or gray, light and red hair to 3 rich brown or
deep black. - may be desired. It sOftens and
cleanfes the scalp giving It healthy action, and
falling hair is checked and . new growth win be
produced in all cases where the folHces are not de-
stroyed or glands decayed. It's effects are beautt-
fully shown on brsshy. weak. or stokly hair. to
frtshness OF youth. Harmless and sure in its ope
ration. 1t Is Incompatible 10 dressing, and Is espe-
c1ay valued for the soft ustre and richness Of tone
It impsrts Il contains neither oil nor dye, and viii
the hair and keeps 1t fresh and vigorous.
For! For .s ale ~ z. D. GILMAN and all dealers.
WEI DE MEYERS OATARRH CURE. POND
PoNbs E WHsA kgPFs sAI AYE
BRUSHES. CoMss. TOILET p q 6 &C.. foa
sale by
DAVIS & HENEss,
Aosxoeotr 406 7th st. NV.
q 10 TO $4,000
T. PIN Invested in Syndicate OPP arations In Stocks
'estment of from $40 to 800 on q par with the one
who uses 10000 and yields him = proporfionate
profit 1t secures Alike TO ali the advantageo Of large
Cal ita used with skilled experienca.
Address ''''''> = .-..s~ .'es'
ausae-t,th,stnov Is Droai st Ny.
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THE EVENING STAR.
WEDNESDAY,. =. September 3, 1Szgs

The Weather.
INDICATIONS r0-DAY,
OrY1cs OF CHIP SIGNAL OFFIcKR,1l
WARRINGTON, Sept. 3, 1879,
For the Middle Atlantic states, cloudy rainy
weather, easterly winds, veerfng to colder
westerly, falling followed by rising barometer.
RANGE or TIE THBRNONRTKH.
The following are the readings OF the therm0m-
eter &C the Signal once during the day: am,
73o; 7:35 q. m, 1872; IL midday, sac; . .. m.
$50; maximum, $50; minimum, $3.50.