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BICYCLE AGENCY, sls 10th street northwest.

TIE NEW OPERA, ~. S. BUTTONS" AT FoRp's.
The Tracy Titus Opera Company will intro
ouce the new opera bouffe ~. S. Buttops," at
Ford's on Monday, and 1t should have pecu-
liar interest here since the author OF the libret-
story is laid In Washington The interpreta.
ton OF Messrs. Operd and McCarty's Joint pro-
auction is said 10 be in superior hands. The
company comprises Miss Ella Montejo, whose
fame as 8 Josephine" is extensive: Miss AIDE
latde Randall, the charming contralto, SO Justly
Popu'ar 10 this city; Miss E. Maynard, a bril-
tenor, whose voice is highly extolled: MessTS
Harry Bragan, Il. A. Archer and ]. F. Rudolph
zen Sae,r oa Wro and oasso boure; Messrs.
liver wren John lnce, Geo. Cassidy, Henry
With large orchestra and fan chorus. The
opera will be produced under the musical d.
rection OF Signor Opel U, the composer
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A YER's HAIR VIGoB.
Various Causes

Advancing years, care, sickness. disappointment,
and hereditary predtep oetton-au operate to turn
the hair gray and either Of them incnes Il to shed
premsturely. AYERS HAIR YIGOR win restore
deep black, Is. may be desired. It so,tens and
clesns the scalp giving i healthy action. and re-
falling hair ig checked, and Q new grow I'll viii be
produced In Az cases whore the folcles are not de-
fully. shown ON brashy, weak, or sickly hair, to
which few applications win produce the gloss and
freshness OF youth. Harmless and sure In ifs epe-
ration. Is Incompatible dressing and is espe.
cisly valued for the soft usre and richness Of tone
For gale BY z D. GILMAN and all dealers
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BRACELETS, chased, enameled, misses, ladies,
~ 1lrtrrf

INTERFERING WITH FIGHTING BoYS.-Lewis
Court to-day with assault1ng John A. L. Nassau
10, small white boy, on Thursday, and the
latter testified that he got into difficulty,
parted them, and, taking hold of him, struck
him several times, and then told the colored
boy to strike him. A young lady corroborated
this testimony. on the part OF the defence it
was testified that there were seven white boys
In the row with the colored boys and that they
stored Coats tefore the boys were parted
coats testified that they were fighting In front
got into hight second time, when he parted
lnem and John Massulo struck him with q
stone. He then held the boy down until the
coiored boy got his books and went on, and he
Old not strike him. The court remarked that
this shows the bad policy in interfering In what
other people are engaged in, but as there is
personal recOgnlzance,
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MApEMo1sELLE BRuN informs families tn,

MADEMOIEELLE BRgN informs families th,t
h Mn abe VII open c'sss for persons who,
unable to speak it The Oh .ef advantage OF ht T
method 70 that it enables students to overcome the
obstacles which prevent their speaking French with
faculty. The RESULTS OF her past experience is the
Det she can give to those who them
selves 70 her: A good pronunciation j. sedulously
cultivated. 1or persons who have never studied
French, private lessons are more profitable. Per-
sons Occurring to obtain an idea Of Nile. Brun's new
method can have the oppoI unity Of taking ooe
iesep nee Of charge. either the 9th 29th 3st Of
home every day, at twelve O'Clock.
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Miss BELLE LUCAS, sth st. and Market Space. t

THE FEE CLAIM CAsE.-Yesterday In the Court
in General Tenn the case of BARLEY VS.. Hebron
s e up Is an ~
counsel fer Hebron under contract which pro-
vided $4,000 as compensation, but that after
work was done Hebron became bankrupt, and
the assignee in bankruptcy employed another
attorney, into whose hands passed the draft
out OF which the fees were to be paid. The col
lection Of the draft was enjoined, and the court
below took charge OF the funds. The contest Is
now over this fund
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THE WINDOW SMASHING CAsE.-This morning
in the Police Court the case OF Charles Johnson
alias John Cole, arrested yesterday morning
for smashing the window OF A. Straus, on Penn
sylvania avenue, near 18th street, was called
that he heard the smashing OF glass; saw the
man lun of, and raised a cry of " Stop thief"
following on with his team. Onicer Auldr1dge
streets, and he was In his stocking feet Oficer
BryDeS and Sergeant Arnold testified to the
prior conviction. The case was sent to the
Grand Jury.
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1OHN HOLLANDS
PATENT RECORD GOLD PEN.
Patented Oct. T. 1878

IL the highest achievement In the manufacture Of
Gold Pens and the result Of experiments for more
than twenty years. The ssBEC0RD" Pen ia
cious and non-corrosive metals; 10 Esr. Gold and
Platinum, while the ordinary gold pen contains
an alloy Of copper, reducing It's fnenees without
per which the costly PI0tissssns supplies. The
"RECORDo Gold PEN Points are Of the best
Iridium, (Diamonds.) indestructible with fair
treatment. and polished to glass.like moothness.
Steel pen writer's have every objection to gold
fairly overcome, and every requirement in PEN
which will endure and not oxidize. squarely met.
posses DHrsbiiity, FsEmansneyo q Spring 9s Ing
states. II not found order direct from JOHN
HOLLAND, Manufacturer, 10 w. zth street. Gin
ctnnaH
For sale by JOHN O. PARKER, s1s 7th street
northwest. mar191aNly-nrm
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ALEXANDRIA NOTEs.-A dividend OF ten per
cent Will be declared by the receiver of the
Mechanics bank at an early day, probably by
the first OF November. Two tugbOats, the
shin ward and the Steamer Mar rI e. wai,;n
to be hauled up for repairs. THE negro
woman, Milly Motley, convicted recently of
mari ying Frank olden, white man, and SEN
fenced to two years confinement In the pent-
Tertiary, left for the Richmond Per'teutiary
Thursday evening IN charge OF deputy sergeant
Armstrong. Judge d. 7. Holloway presi-
dent OF the Dashaways Reform Club Of Wash
1pgton, on Thursday night addressed tenn
perance meeting here.-[ccndensed from Ga
zette lJth
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Bursted vyater Pipes.

Editor Star:-Is it true that, in all cases where
Improvements" have lowered the street and
pavements, so as to bring the water pipes
within re.ch Of the frost, the owners OF the
their own expense, so as to keep them from
freezing? / am SO informed.
And Is it true that where water pipes burst by
freezing, the District has to pay the eXpen e of
repairing or replacing the buroted pipes?-at
cost far greater than would be needed to lower
tie pipes below the reach Of frost! was so
iDfoi ned.
And 1t is Tue, that citizens are willing to save
the expense of lowering the pipes, ian act made
necessary by no fault Of thei-s) Seeing that it
is much cheaper for them to have the District
pay heavy bill, rather than save the lighter
eNpem e OF lowering the pipes Before the frost
bursts them!!! Oh ECONOMY.
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GEORGETOWN.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES time during last night the
grocery store of Mr.. Stanton, on the corner OF
Greene and Beau streets, under the residence
money drawer, containing about So in change,
was rifed, and several boxes Of cigars and other
small articles stolen.
REAL ESTATE SALE.-Thomas Bowling, auc-
toneer, sold for VIM. D. CaSsn and James
Davis, trustees, yesterday afternoon, part Of lot
1893, IN Threlkeld's addition, on the corner Of
Fayette and 9th streets, (2Ox1OO reet,) to Mr.
Richard Young, at $14 per front foot.
GRAIN MARKET.-7,000 bushels OF whelt
offered on Change yesterday was sold after.
There were no o1eriDgs on Change and no
arrivals oS grain to- day.
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SEE Douglass "ad." 10 to-day,s issue.

A RUNAWAY NATCH.-LaSt evening there
southwest, caused by Mr.. Geo. D. Kenner, of
the police force, inviting the nefghbors to his
house to witness avoiding, aud IN little time
The happy couple were Mr. Clay Thompson, of
Alexandra, Va, aud Miss A. B. Warren OF
Charles county. Nd, the latter residing not far
from Marshall Hail. The ceremony was per-
Presby terian church. The bride was attIred in
her ordinary house Dress, having come from
her home without notifying her parents, and
how she thought her parer g would like it, she
remarked that she did not see how they could
f1nd any fault, for she was doing exactly what
Der mother had done. They said they hoped
Tor reconciliation with the Old folks Wnen
they returned home this morning.
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Linoleum-A GREAT Discovery.

For the Senefit of those who have not already
seen the Linoleum Floor Cloth, we would say
that 1t is made under q patent process, of
glound cork combined with Solidified oil, pressed
forming an exceedingly durable surface, on
which Is imprinted handsome patterns In varied
styles. 1t Is suitable for private dwellings,,
public buildings, stores, etc., and sold by all
carpet dealers. The only genuine al ticle has
the word "Linoleum" printed on the back Of
every yard.
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PLATING Parlsian mode), so2 9th st. NV. t

DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as fol-
lows: Carrie II. Dnley, part 10. So. gil; 81 800.
and S, so. S53; $4,000. ]. o. Evans to D. s.
Stewart, part and lot 2, So. 1856; $4,000. c. NJ
Clarke to District of Columbia, part IL and east
q d, So. Si4; S., 800. d. A. Linger to C. A. Wess-
ing, lots 80 and 90, Uniontown; $500. Eugene
Carusi ct al, trustees, to Francis Behrend, part
90, SO. 451; $4,000. c. j. Esln ct al. to p. F..
to c. S. Drury lot r. sq. 6Ss 81 200 Poly Sui.
Ivan to II. c. Burchard, part 5, so. 623; 800.
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A SCANDAL IN NEW JERsEy.-A telegram
from Bordentown, n. j.. Oct 10th, says:-Mlss
nnne MTga agea rs years. me
tor IN Samuel Samples thread works, at Mount
Holly, Burlipg ION county, N. j., died IN that
town on Monday the Both inst, from the effects
Of malpractice. Before her delth she stated
that she had been keeping company for the
last six years with young man named Henry
Butterworth, The son Of respectable parents liv-
ing near that city. During that time she had
twice been in the doctors hands. About two
weeks ago she submitted to third operation
in Philadelphia, which proved fatal. at her
dying moment she refused 10 disclose the
formed the operation. A warrant has been
issued for young Butterworth. 1t is understood
that he has left for parts unknown. Miss Nor
gans body has not yet been buried. Coroner
Samuel Carr, OF Mount Holly, will investigate
the matter.
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CowHIDED BY A WoMAN.-Bernard Boyer,
the editor Of the Hudson county Democrat, was
coWh1ded near the Park in Hoboken last night
by Mrs. Pigott Of 36 5th street, Hoboken, who
alleges that he slandered her. Mrs. Plgotts
husband was present, and the crowd thai COL
lected prevented him from attacking Eeyer.
After Mrs. Pigott had stl uck BIN few blows
with the cowhide Boyer got away by running
down Washington street.-[N. Y. Sun, 18th.
sH-Dr. Grantham Munton Yorks, dean of
Worcester, fell dead almost at the door OF the
Cathedral ten days ago, just as the choir were
singing, 81 will lay me down IN peace, and take
my rest, for 1t is Thou, Lord, only that makest
me dwell In safety"
HThe Princess Louise, accompanied by the
Marquis of Lorne, left Ottawa, Canada, yester-
day, by train for quebec, whence she sails to-
day In the Sarmatian for England.
U-The New Edlnburg, Canada, weavers who
sti uck for higher wages, have offered to resume
work at the old rates, but the employers refuse
to employ them.
az The jury in the case Of W. Beaver, tried at
Louisa Court House, Va, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, for the murder Of his wife, failed to agree
and were discharged.
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Sold by Druggists.
That wonderful bilious remedy, QuirEs Irish
Tea. 1t costs only 25 cents package.
Prudent Stock Speculation.

The stock exchange never presented such an
admirable condition for profitable and rapid
stock operations. There never before have
lions and skillful manipulations. Careful and
reasonable people only operate through the
combination system Of Messrs. Simpson & Co.,
to invest and realize handsome profits, which
are divided pro rata among the shareholders
every thirty days. New combinations are con-
stantly forming. From IS, $40, $25, $50 or 500,
ties for quick profits. An Illinois grandfather
made S13, 900 Al in two Investments. A Michi-
gan farmer invested $50 which yielded 1888. H.
He made by three Investments over S. 900 A
Wisconsin country merchant made 8, 246 16 in
four combinations; and others have done
equally as well. New explanatory circular
Messrs. Simpson Co., Bankers, 40 Exchange
Place, New York City.
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TEE OXALIc ACID POISONING CAsK-Yester-
day, in the Criminal Court, Judge Hagner,
Betty Richardson, colored woman, was
poison Mrs. Fanny He1denheimer, by whom
she was employed, in August last-Mr. D. E..
Cah1ll for the defence. Prof. E. J. De Smedt
him, and to finding six grains of oxalic acid to
the fluid ounce. Mrs. Heidenheimer testified
that on the previous evening she reprimanded
the accused, and in the morning, cup Of
coffee, prepared by the prisoner was awaiting
for her. She took sip, preparatory to giving
some to her infant, and found that it tasted
strange. On asking Betty what was the mat
ter With it, she replied that she did not know,
unless some alum had fallen into the cup ttom
the shelf. Witness became suspicious, and
sent the contents Of the cup to q drug store.
They told her there was oxalic acid in it, and
she had the prisoner arrested. Never had any
n(isOn ahout the housa
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FEMALE FIGHTERs.-This morning, In the
Police Court, Laura Jones, alias Turner, was
arraigned on charge OF an assault and battery
on Emma Garrett, and plead guilty. The latter
got into fight, and she reluctantly engaged In
nght with her. Laura then halloOed enough
ana sne let her up, when she Qaura) said she
cut her. The court said this razor business
must pc stopped, and sentenced her to 30 days
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SKIN DIaEASE.
A Remarkable Letter from ]. A. Tucker,
Esq, Manufacturer of the Bay
State Superphosphate.

Messrs: WEEKS \ POTTER; Gentlensen:-I think I
have paid for medicines and medical treatment dur
ing the last twerty years all Of three thousand oL
tdrs, without receiving any permanent relief.
Last May while taking Turkish bath at IL Bea.
con street, young man employed there by tie rame
OF VIM GO. bett induced me to allow him to apply 9
preparation that he had upon me, assuring me that
it was perfectly harmless, and for certa3n consid
e. eSati ion, ne Wo cure me thin thirty days from
was to pay him nothing. consented and he ap.
Piled it nearly every day for five weeks when the
disease entirely disappeared livery cheerfully paid
him the amount agreed upon, and then asked him
what this remedy was and he replied that it was no
other than CUTICURA.
Since that time have had no trouble from this
disease, and have not had srch good health in
twenty years as I have had during the last six
months
i have since my recovery bought ogT1cuRA and
In every instance 1t cured hem believe 1t to bs
the greatest discovery Of the present century.
Is DoANE ST., BOSTON. Dec. 20 1878.
NoTE.-Mr. Tucker is well known citizen and has
served the city In many important capacities He is
at present . member Of the Board Of Aldermen. BE
ts also well known to agriculturists and farmers as
the manufacturer Of the celebrated Bay State Super
phosphate.
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Waste of Water.

Editor Star:-While citizens and their families
are frequently le ctured and threatened about
the waste of water, would it not be well to in
qure whether there is no waste IN the putllc
bpi'd'Dss? There was time (and we suspect
that it is not wholly p lSt and gomez when the
depal Lments allowed the water to flow freely,
by day and by plight, Without any use except
to wash out the drains and sewers. 1t were
well, then, II the proper authorities examined
little into the use or waste Of water by some
of Uncle Sans employees. A SAVER.
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THE CASE OF WIDOW OLIVER AGAINST Ex-
SENATOR CAMREON.-TO-day IN TIE ease of
Mary s. Oliver against Simon Cameron, In
which motion has been made by plaintiff II
dispense With the printing Of the record on the
appeal case pending in the Cou, in General
Term, the counsel for defendant filed an answer
thereto. The answer says 1t is not sufficiently
shown that plaintiff is sufficiently unable to
have the record plinte d; that it appears she
has recently been travelling and engaged In
proposing to lecture. and In printing or causing
to be printed notices or bills for lectures, &C.:
that having been able to secure two attorneys
OF this court and an additional one from Ken
lucky, she cannot be regarded as impecunious;
that the cause OF Acknowledged breach of con.
tract of MARRIAGES. not Of the character OF
cases which calls for suspension Of the rule,
and the fair, just and convenient review of the
case requires the printing. Accompanying the
answer Is an anidavit Of Thomas Dunn, stating
that she was recently In New York looking well
and well dressed; that on September 5th she
was engaged for lecture at Jersey City, pro-
fessedly for the yellow fever sufferers at Mem
pits; that the bills were printed by Cameron &
Co., Of Aun street, New York, and he Is In
formed and believes that she was Introduced to
the press Of New York by Mayor Hopper, Of
Jersey City. The case viii probably be argued
on this motion on Tuesday In General Term.
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after the exhaustion OF the dAy stlmulant
that Is DoutishIng rs well as warming. Nothing
Is 20 wei suited for this purpose as Cocoa or
Chocolate. That prepared by Walter Baker &
Co. has the highest reputation OF any Ia the
market
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SEWING MACHINES of any make repaired and
rented at Oppenhelmer's, 52s 9th st. NV.

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Es-
sick Bogel and May Johnson; George q. Tucker
Lizzie M. Wheeler; AIoysirs Barnes and Fanny
Soper; John Fl. Smith and Ltyia s. Reel way;
Clay Thompson OF Alexandria, Va. and Abbie
B. Warren, of Prince George county, Md; VIM.
F. Johnson and May Jane Smackum.
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FIRE AND ACCIDENT.-The alarm of fire at 2
o'clock this afternoon from box 62 was for the
between North Capitol and 10th streets north
east. Loss small. During the progress OF the
fire ceiling in one Of the out-bufldlngs fell,
injuriDg fireman named Williams, attached
to truck A.
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WHKATLEy, Of Georgetown, will call at resi-
dences and return goods to be secured or dyed.
See advertisement In Special Notices. t
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The National Fair.

The re1resbment committee of the National
Fair Association last evening announced the
awards on the bids submitted as follows:-
Cigars, John w. Brlghtwell, $500; confectionery
and mineral water stands, w. Hammersly, $50;
ingham, $3.50; 1.-TWO others Of this class reman to
be sold, and will be let to the highest bidder5);
atr-gun stand, Z. S. Sfzer, $780, base ball game j.
c. Pfeifer, $50; three peanut stands, first, s. w.
Moore $40, with privilege Of selling prize pack
ages; second, II. Il. Hudson, 49, and third, S.
CassaSa, SIS. The total amount realized from
the sale OF privileges thus far, including Finley
& Koch's relreshment bid of $3.50, is $1,000.
THE DECORATIVE AND FINE ART COMMITTEE
which they are willing should be loaned for ex-
hib1tion to make the same known to them so
that some member can call aud arrange tickets
OF Identification, transportation, &C. These
contributions need not to be confined to pic
lures, but may include laces, fans, watches,
jewelry, ceramics, shawls, piano-covers, needle
work, gold, silver or bronze work, and any brio
a-brac Of sufficient scarcity, age, value or arts-
tic design. Experienced porters will be IN
charge Of all handling and hanging, and all
damage II picture frames, &C., Will be repaired
before returned.
AT THE MEETING OF MARsHAIs
last night it was decided that each marshal
shall wear black cloth suit, SLOUGH hat, blue
silk sash and blue badge, the mounted mar
shals to have In addition white saddle clothes
trimmed with blue. They Will all be mounted
the fest day. but afterwards only twelve viii
be mounted for duty around the fair grounds.
"Wheels OF oltune" will not be allowed on the
grounds. The directors have already refused
an offer Of 81 500 for such privilege.
THE GROUNDS.
The race track was completed yesterday.
THE sale by the Freedmen'S Savings &
Trust Co., to the association of blocks l to In
Jones subdivision Of Ivy City was confirmed
day. This completes the title to the whole fair
grounds.
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LARCENY OF A DREsS.-This morning, Maggie
foIo was Cnaige1 III oaS romce SouiC wi. VIII Gne
Noreh B. Anthony, in whose employ she had
been. Officer Mcnamara testified to finding
the dress and to Maggie admitting the larceny,
and she was sentenced to pay f1ne Of SO or Is
days In Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-18

MRS. ROBERTS, familarly known as "Roh-
erts, has severed all connection with the Sun.
day Gazette.
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No PosTP0NEMENT OF TIE ExCURsIoN,-The
Cone river oyster roast eXcu' $ on, which leaves
Tonight at 1870 O'Clock on the steamer George
local ra'nS To-mou ow VIII be splendid day
In Old Virginia. band OF music has been en-
gaged. +
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THE WASHINGTON world Of fashion have q
rare feast In store for them at Baum'S grand
children's furnishing, cloaks, millinery, &C., at
his new building, On Monday next, Oct Goth.
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CITY ITEMS.
EYerYhOSlY Needs

Biliousness and Headache
Cured by taking Quirks Irish Tea. Price Is
cents per package. Sold by druggists.
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w than any Northern Manufacturer, and -.
our customers have the LARGEST line Of styles
Of mechanics ct work all through the winter. -
and now have 760 MAntals In stock.
ENGLISH TILE for hearths. vestibulss and deco
rative work
SO sSle Ags9sy OF the Celebrated EMPIRE HEAT.
The BURTIS HOT BLAST FURNACE ID DECD.
dedly the best furnace we have ever used
HAYWARD HgTOHIN9ON.
PLUK1URS, kds
III 9th %. Ass0.s
je7-1stptr Warrington, D. q
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TELEPHONE Howson's ice cream for Sunday
dinner. l,l5 gal, 18th and I SIS.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, etc., Tonight
National Theater. -" Uncle Toms Cabin"
Fords Opera Hotlse.-LtDgard Folly Company
In PajamaS."
Theater Comique.-" Kentuck' and varieties.
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T IEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF
II MEAT, FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAYORING STOCK FOR SOUPS. MADE
DISHES AND SAUCES.
LIEBI& CONIPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. "Is success and boon for which ma.
tions should feel grateful"-See Medical Press.n
Lancet" "British Medical Journal." 30
CAUTION.-Genuine only with the fac simile of
Baron Liebig's Signature in Blue Ink across the
Label
ten years"
LIERI& CONPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. To be had Of all Stoeekeelers, Grocers,
and Chemists Sole agents Tor de United States,
wholesale only. q. DAVID 4 CO.. 43, Marx
Lane, London. England. mar1S-ly