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ONLY ONE TRIAL Is needed to prove the great
efficacy of LodiRes Headache Specific. Price so
cents.
Tyou have rheumatism Dnraag's Rheumatic
Remedy Will positively cure you.
TAKE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES can save money
by handling ArbuckleS Unground AriOsa Coffee.
For sale to the trade by j. &. Ergood & Co. La.
ave., T. Hume and N. II Shea, Pa. ave. s,4,5
CoueHs BECOME FRIGHrFUL from neglect. At
the first warning note, resort 70 " Hate.s Honey
| Of Horehcund and Tar" The cough Is Hlmedl-
| speedy.
Pixies Too'hachs Drops cure toothache In one
minute. Sold by al druggists at % cents.
A SURE THING; it never falls; cure yourself
or 81. Prot. Chapins uchu-pdibG-a quick,
complete cure for all urinary, kidney, bladder
and genital diseases In male or female. 81, at
| druggists: advice free. Depot, So Barclay ST.,
| N. Y, and for washington at 40 Pennsylvania
avenue. 2,25-tu,th,s:
| TEE GREATEST PART OF the annual contract
for supplying her Majesty's troopships with
Cbampagnes has been awarded to Mr.. BoLLIN-
GER for his "Dry" extra quality.
CHAxoxnK AND LIVER PILLS CDR. Chandler's).
Purely vegetable and tasteleSs. No nox1ous
drugs. Formula on each package. All know
N Mnat they a are taking Cure dyspepsia, heart
ness, sick headache, pain in back or shoulders,
kloney affections, nervous debility, coated
n nnsae, AL impurities OF the blood &c per
u. w.
Ofe"' YIN ana Penna. avenue. 2,1l,1:
PnEs.-Dr. Chambers Piton; sure cure for
fles; instant relief; harmless; never failing All
DRUGGISTS; bO cents. Principal DEPOT i w
Drew, eth and Penna. avenue. aio,l:
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs H;ns.
to'o's Soothing Syrup has been used for Children
| u corfectS ac1dity OF the stomach, relieves
wind collie. regulates the bowels cures dysen.
| tery and diarrhRa, whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes An Old and wen tried rem
| edy; rs cents bottle.
| TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-Wew wish tn cal,
attention to A. FScher's Chemical Securing and
az I{Se, stg establishment. No. 600 street. near
improvements, whether OF American or Euro
pean invention, he is enabled to do his work In
manner not to be equalled by those not pos
sessing these facilities. Gents suits Cleaned
ior g. N.B.-Lace curtains cleaned from 81
up 70 $lSS window. Wool blankets from SO
cents 10 81 a pair. by cleaning number a re-
ductlon In price Specially - Ladies party
dresses, spotted or soiled round the bottom,
cleaned without doing the whole garment: %
| years experience. ' ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06

THE FINANCIAL TROUBLES OF ARCHBISHOP
PURCELL.-The trustees OF the estate of Arch
bishop Purcell held meeting yesterday to de-
eide what they should do In view of his recent
assignment. 1t was concluded that they could
not resign until the bond Of the assignee had
been made out and accepted. In the mean
time 1t was agreed that q report must be
made giving the results Of their Investigation
They say that no description which has been
given, or could be given, can convey an AIDE
'quate idea Of the chaotic condition OF the ac-
counts. The accounts which, among ali
the rest, possess the greatest claim to
completeness, are certain papers upon
which Father Purcell kept memoranda OF
the dealings OF some or the creditors
The memorandum Is usually simple slip OF
PAPER, on one side Of which are written success
sive deposits and IL terest accruing on them, aud
on the other side 1 ems OF interest paid out are
put down. In the course of 30yearS OF constant
wear many OF these slips have become disig-
ured. When one became illegible 1t was re-
placed by new one, on which was entered the
total from the earlier memorandum. All HIS
tory OF the claims OF poor depositors, VINO
Kept no account OF their own, Is lost.
From papers kept by Father Edward during
the last years 1t appears that he has paid
$500 In interest; what he may have paid In
tue rs or 30 years, preceding that period, is eSt
mated by the trustees at not less than ST. 500 900.
That Is, money received from new depositorS
was swallowed UP In interest-payment OF In
Ieiest on those that had preced. A report will
be made on Friday.
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LOCAL NEWS.
1muscments. &c. Io.nixht.

Amuscments. &C., Tonight.
Eafionn, Thecter.-"JoSh Whitcomh.o by
Denman Thompson and company.
ForGs Opera House." Kellar the mapicIan
And ulusiOniSt.'
Thcater Conaique.-yarietieS.
Honnt Ternon Place Church. Concert and
readings.
Lincoln HaH.-The celebrated Schutt Chill
dTen
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tN"Georgie," said devoted young mother
You cannot have another cookie TIL YOU ask
Tor IL .Properlyt" please, for Chrlst,s sake.
Amen" said little innocence, with iIn.nediateIv
folded hands.-lcin. Eng.
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CONVICTED OF LIBEI..-JOhn II. Pendergras,
mas beeh convicted OF libel, at Kings Tree. )
penitent1ary or to pay fine OF $500 and costs nf
suit. the libel consisted OF a publication in the
washington republican last November Charging
the managers OF election at Kings Tree With
stuffing the ballot-box, and Charging Certain
citizens with voting more than once. Pende.-
grass was one OF the chief witnesses before the
Teller outrage committee. 'Ao
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AH11E[ - FROM TIE PEOPLE.
zeal I'm Small Quantities.

6dstor Star:-something ought to be done to
the rate OF the retail price per ton. know OF
many poor, hard-working women who cannot.
Ia Inese hard times, get enough money ahead to
pail full from the street vender. Could not the
o o OF the poor deputize some reputable
sor Ieaief 70 supply this demand and pay him
ing WIN be avoided, and have no doubt many
uealels could be found who would, for the
h MaesS ~ one man per day, be willing to retail
per ION: This may not be feasible but some
n sning OUT 10 oe done right away for that large
nanG-tom mouth class who suffer much and ST.
STAR. ''oo"' q n n = NE
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The following promotions and appointments
TO fill vacancies IN the police force were maoe
by the District commissioners To-Day; . sS "a
Kellum dismissed; Station Keeper f. L. Allen
to be private, vice James Stone 1.,,smlssed: sta
ton Keeper "; I. Rldgeway 20 be private, vice
be station keeper, vice johnson promoted; J. Fl.
Fowler to DE station keeper, vice Allen promo
ted, and Alex. Mcdonald to be station keeper,
vice Rldgeway promoted.
DISTRICT MEASURES AT THE EXTRA SESSION.
The failure to procure the much-needed legis-
latfon for the permanent improvement OF the
the session just closed will not deter the Dis
trict Commissioners from continued efforts in
The same objection the coming extra session.
Bills will be ready to be introduced on the first
day OF the session for this purpose; one for the
increased supply OF Potomac water; one for the
union depot for railroads entering the District;
one for the proposed new bridge over the Poto-
mac, above the Aqueduct bridge; another for
reducing the interest to six per cent land abate-
ment of all penalties on delinquent taxes: also,
a new claims bill, and one giving full authority
to the District Commissioners over hack stands.
A number Of the bills relating to the above Dis
tr1ct interests, which passed the House at the
for consideration by the Senate. The appro-
priatiOn Of 1000 in the river and harbor bill
for the harbors OF Georgetown and Washington
is to be expended under the direction Of the
War department and not through the Commits
SionerS. This is also true of the uuexpended
appropriation last year, $4,000 OF the $4,000
Gutu Appropriated ocillS Still aSdtdUc toI tHiG
purpose, which makes SOC, 600 altogether. Only
$4,000 OF the sum appropriated last year was
expended In dredging the Georgetown channel.
The commissioners state that the SAG, 600 does
not lapse into the Treasury, as many suppose,
the general rule that uneXpended apprOpria-
lions lapse at the expiration. of the fiscal year
not applying to appropriations in the river and
harb0r bills. The Commissioners cannot an
swer as to what the War department may do In
the expenditure of these sums, but think they
win be directed towards keeping the channels
dredged out for the benefit of commerce, as no
authority Is given for improving the condition
OF the flats constructing bulk heads, flushing
the mouths OF sewers, &C., in the bills.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: e. G. Bartlett.
construct eight two story brick dwellings, VIII
son street, near Howard University; 5000.
Chas. EdmoHston, construct two three-story
dwellings,, New York avenue, between 18th and
18th SITS. NV; $1,000. George Goodwin, con-
struct two-story brick dwelling. corner 21st
and SITS. NV; 81 100. Mrs. Robertson, con-
struct a brick shop, Virginia avenue, between
I'd and Sd SITS. s.w.; $500. Mrs Siousia, repair
frame, 1914 SITS. NV: $25. John Maloney re-
pair frame, 1872 jackson alley: $50.
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DEFAUITER SENTENCED.-In the superior court
al Mass, yesterday, ChaS. T. Stickney, the de-
faulting treasurer OF the Manufacturers COM
pany OF Fan River was sentenced to five years
Ia the state prison, with one day solitary con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06

U-Archdeacon Sweetman, OF Huron, was
yesterday elected bishop OF Toronto by the An
giican Synod, which has been In session several
days in that city.
~ is expected that the census apportion-
ment viii give West Virginia another congress
man and increase her number Of electoral votes
to six,
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RRQUlsITION FOR BLAIR.-(iOv. McCreary, of
kentucky, has made requisiuton on the COVER
nor OF New York for Capt. Thomas Blair, re-
Gently tried In New York and convicted by q
court-martial. II caught he Is to be brought to
kentucky on charge of Digamy.
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Reduce the Rie SaIar;es.

Top OIL the salaries OF some Of the high nriced
gov ~ ocials instead OF tnkering at the
y OF me small fry OF employees? The idea of
IN, month m, at the expense of the Door messengers
a sae ttaoorers simply absurd Senators should
stance anyhow. .po onS III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06

NERVOUS EXHAUsTION.-A medic.l ....v
~ comprising . series Of lectures delivered q
Kahn's Museum Of Anatomy, on the cause ana cr,re
health may be regained. aordine clear synopnS Of
iMpediments TO marriage, and the treatment 81 ney.
years. experience. By mail, 25c currency or postase
clamps Address Secretary Kahn's Nnscuw. ga
6foaoHay. new xosks n0y22RHSf6m
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ISDICTRD.-Tbe grand jury reported yester
day indictments against Thomas SwaUpart for
larceny, and Mace Lee, alias Nathan Lee, petit
larceny, second offence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06
CITY ITEMS.

4 BOTTLE of Dr. Ruirs Cough Syrup viii often
save large doctor bills. Price 25 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06

SPRING CAssMEREs for boys wear, new stock.
25. 81, 81, IS, 50, G. cents. TOwsOn's. 6aS penn.
sylvania avenue, near the Market,
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HE SARATOGA AGR0CSD.-The l. :. ship Sara
coga, Ia leaving the Navy Yard about 4 O'Clock
yfs'Eioay afternoon, ran on bar in the East
eIn Branch opposite BarthOiow's wharf, where
sue Iesisted all the efforts OF the tugboats to get
her on, and remains there Still
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06
THE EVENING STAR.
TlEuRSDAY....... March O, 1873.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, March 8, j. ~
For the middle states, tncreas'' - :
and rain or snow, winds Shfff --.lg clDud1neSS
and westerly, falling barr ling to soutnerly
La temperature durfr oinetef, ana sIgnt rise
* the rest OF Thursday.
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GEORGETOWN ADV'M'TH

~.
/ HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH ME-
L IN business WILLIAM V. LEWIS, who has for
many yeafa been connected with this hou &C. aud the
o0eness Will hereafter be conducted under the firm
name OF BROWN 4 LEWIS.
Thanking the public for the liberal patronage ex
fenced TO the old house during the past twenty
eight years, ask for the new firm continuance OF
thelrsfavor 3. THOS. BROWN,
,o-o No. III Bridge ST.!
MARCH JsT lsIS mari cost.
ESTABLISHED I'M 1881,
" ENLARGED AND IMPROVED IN 1874:
NOW the most Complete in this part OF the Country
w. 81. WHEATLEY'S
PREMIUM STEAM DYEIN0 AND SCOUTING
ESTABLISHMENT.
~ Jefferson st., near Bridge st.. Georgetown
DC.
1verythins appertaining to the busfness promptly
atended to. Tho Gle aiming Of Oarpets Druggets and
Blankets epecialty during the summer montha
District work sent for and returned free Of chArYo
Orders by mail and express promptly attended to
Address as above. WILT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06

THE RECHABITES AT LAw.-MesSrS. James
Morton, William Decker and Thomas Donald
son fled bin on behalf Of themselves and
Others, associates In Excelsior Tent, No. IL, OF
TIE 1. %. RechabtteS, OF Georgetown, d. c.
against James Gowan and others, in order to
compel an account and settlement OF the affairs
CT tie late Excelsior Tent. They set forth that
IN January, 1879, this tent was part of the
Order OF Rechabites under the Jurisdiction OF
Columbia Tent, and were possessed of certain
IurLtture, regal1a, &C., and Of 500 81 In money:
that the defendants and others wtet1Lew from
Order Of Rechabites, and are holding in this
new organization the property Of Excelsior
Tent. The DILL asks an account, the proper
transfer OF property. &c. The case viii come On
for hearing next summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06
Medicinal Abeorpefvs
= BODY AND FOOT PLAsrERa
.: :: :: :: -: ~:
q ABSOBPTION SALT
q Medfcated Foot Baths.

Thee remedies. which are the cole expouents M
Inc CSre ~ Abs0rpfton A OPPOSED 10 Dos-
ing. nave been proved the cheapest and NOa9 ~.
fcctual Remedy for ali DSscases xrSsf1C
rom - alarta or q Dis0rdered 8t0rnSnk
OF Liver. and It Ia we'll known feet thaf neoriv
All the diseases that attack the huInsn ho6V ~
De Traced directly or indirectly TO A. 10
,1He PAD Erests q FvOSnpf awd NoeeiHr
1Suoence Upon the SUsfesss, wad Rerss~sses
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zcfss ., 0na &esf0re . 60Vspsns IOssd{ ffSs ~
Aeatth a. A0nacr Absolutely Woa6es5ssi
IT IL known by actual experience that there a m
Gisease That aftaeks the youth adult Of 10th sxe
at can eren DC saodtd by the use OF drugs but
mat can De acted on in FAR satisfscsofy ma
permanent manner by the HOLMAN LIVE fxn
CO.'S REMEDIES.
Numberless Cases, Finally Aekmows.
Gagged To be Beyond the Reach Of MeSai-
cine, have been Saved under the GfI6
Action Of these Remedies Alone.
II questioned, send for our pamphle s. ssNat~res..
free. SsA
The remedies are sent by mail post psid- N, -
ceipt OF price, except the ealt. which il sent 6v Az
press 1t purchasers expense
Consultation free and solicited at our ofice ar n,
mah' giving fuu description Of your case
Ihe fsbtfe Is earnestly cautioned aoainsf ,m;su
lions and spurious articles '' s"ss0
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AakRIAeE LICENSES have been issued to Chas
IL IL , npperman and Blanche L. stallings, Of
Va, and Mary T.. White; Thomas Inrnnr and
Laura Jones, Samuel Dixon and Laura Randall
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EDUCATIONAL.

VINDERaARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE, With
u Model , Kinderg.Ftens and Advanced Qs.sea
SUSIE POLLOCK, l127 18th ct NV. PrinciDal0
Day and Evening classes for Ladies. dec6 3ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06

ONLY ONE TRIAL. Is needed to prove the great
efficacy Of Lo6iRe's Headache Specific. Price oo
cents
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4Hf.-This evening at J:30 O'Clock the sale of
the unsurpassed collection OF OIL paintings takes
pace at the salesroom In Corcoran Building
eyeY sent TO this city, ~'''SSP"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06

CPENOERIAN BUSINESS OOLLEaH.
- Corner It'll and i streets NV. Egtabdfahad INA
Ns hundreds Of graduates. men and Women. -
holding positions Of trust and proAk The cS,,YSs
rospondence. Buainess Oalc1iahons, 6insS ~ ~
Double Entry Book keeping, Business FfsciioS
Ethics and IeCtureA Entire course nay - onm
pieted attending day or evening DesGton1 I0r ~
nov30 81 O. 6PENOKR. PRINCIPAL
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The EXODUS CoNTINrES.-The railroad travel
from washington continues very heavy, all the
trains being loaded. The Limited Express to-
seat being nlled All the bertiis In four sleepers
Tor the s:49 western train on the L. & L. railroad
had Eeen taken at 2 o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06

w OMAM'D WOHDN.-An Or1yiuai Rey,rw o
~ Whist Women are Doing In Industry, Eduoation
Pni!anthroPy. Social Reform. Art, Schemes. Litera
tgre ana Government. Also, . faithful record Of
Whist men are doing to advance the Interests OF
women Every household should read one good
70 cent? TAERE6A JtAN LEWIS and S1Rl
ANOkEW1 SPENCER, Publishers. Can or SEND
orders @ Mn. THERE8A JUAN LEWIS, MAnaGins
k6ttor, Room Ho 10. Republic Butldtns. ll0l Penn
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BOOKS, &c.

DOOAO, NC.
THE NEW ANNUAL HEFEBENCE
BLOK
FOB THE YEAR 1879
AN AMERICAN ALMANAC
AND TREASURY OF FACTS.
STATISTICAL, FINANCIAL AND POLITICAL.
Edited By AINSWORTH B. SPOFFORD, Libra
rt2n Of Congress.
Bound In handsome Duodecimo Volume, 400
pages, scarlet cloth. Price, 01.bO
MOHUN BROTHERS,
BOOKSELLERS AND S1ArIoNEBs,
feb28tr 1915 Pa. ave., cor 18th at.
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ANOTHER RAID on POLICY SHOP.-Yesterday
afternoon Lieut.. AuStin'S men raided room in
The 81. Cloud building Kept as a policy he I'd
quarters by one George Frfdley, and arrested
tDe proprietor, who was IN the act OF writing
poAcy with four patrons OF the exciting game
Trey we've escorted TO the nth precinct station
ana Inc Key turned On them. Frid,ey Is a
Drotner 10 the one before the court a day or 20
since and fined on the same charge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06

THIS BEATS ALI
Towels. &c Lace Rnchines, &c Per yard
Striped Glass Doyee. Sc Corde PiQue, b,Sc
Lace Ties Sc 4 yards wide TURKEY Red TabY.
Linen 4sc. CorS r., 23c. to 81 20.
White ana PercAle Shrts, x5c. Check Muslin. 10c
per yard Coiored Bordered Heu.inei Hsndker.
chiefs, &C. Larse white Spreads. ACC. NO 3 Sill O.
q. Ribbon. &c. Embroideries, from &c 70 4sc
All the seoye. and great many more BArsains
are from auction. Marke in plain f<ures.
M. NEWMIER.
West End Auction House."
1890 Pa are "Ra Flag
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SILVER " EDDING.-Mr. and MIS-. (ieOrge
EmmeIt, residing near the intersection OF
Boundary street and Lincoln avenue, celebrated
last night the anniversary OF their marriage.
which took place in Baltimore TWENTY-FIVE wears
ago. There were perhaps $50 persons present.
and many OF them brought presents OF silver
In the early part OF the evening a religious SER
vice was held, after which the company en1oyed
themselves up to a late hour. The health OF the
family was drunk in wine made upon the pl ace
BESIDES the many WashingtonianS present lere
were several persons from Baltimore, and some
from New Jersey and PENNSYLVANIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06

ANOTHER PENSION FRAVD-A colored woman
named Susan Norris was arrested yesterday az
ternoOn charged with fraud on the Pension Of
dce and obtaining S5ei from the Treasury de-
partmeDt on bogus pension claim. For a
number OF years she and female named PhiIlis
Washington had been obtaining IS per month
each pension payable during widowhC Cd only
IL Is charged that PhiliS remarked several
years ago and that susan has since presented a
counterfeit Phillis and has drawn both pen
SiOnS.
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CARPETS AND DRY GOODS.

lns rain Carpets. %. 30, 81, As SOC
All wool Ingram Carpets Soc no
Best Tsp<stry Ingrains 7bc
Best Tapestry Brussels, 20. rs. ssc. a. IN styles
Our Carpet stock to be closed out and barsains can
Table Linens. 90 Is. 81, SOC worth ,oc yard NOR,
Ice N' "s.
Al Linen Towels. s. q. 10 II, lec worth &C. mora
Drese Goods very cheap sc. yard up. line eooda
Atwood adde's Cloths very cheap.
Black CashIneres, Black and Coiored silks. cheap.
r. N. NAUEAIN,
mar4tr SO0 Marsees SDnna.
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DRY GOODS.

- E@kxNG GOODS. Low PHGCB1s
~ suet arrived. new Wool Buulingr, 2Sc these arc
in B Ack and choice c<,lors
s6inch Black Cashmeres IS, 80, % aud FL
New Percass and Calioos for Sprinx sales
New Remnants Of SC. Calico. now Aye.
Sprirg ca simeres for Men aud Boys wear.
Brown Linen Table Cloth, lsc
fun width Sheetns Cottoas, N. 10 AMI as,
lot OF hne Hoeiery marked down 70 l2xc.
- BENZ. MILLER,
msr4tr 1OS Bridge street, arosaETowr.
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II you have rheumatism Dnraag's Rheumatic
Remedy viii positively cure you.
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CAL10TAEN1C ExEBClgE1,
~ Under the direction Of Dr. THOMAS CALVER
AT The 0YMNAHIUN,
On Sffeef, between 9Th and tn no.
1G tndies on Monday and Thur1day g an n
nj Omidren on Wednesday q l:SO and 6otur6sS
S;S PIC. 0eoflemon On Monday, W0dnoodaY s06
1I.ony, - P.m. oeol1ly
EO0TsURGERY-0 oRNs, &c-~Dsfy v,In
" BEING requisite to health !" Thousands V3sit D.
WdlTES establishment 1915 PennSylvxni1 ave-
nue. opposite Wizards hotel, for relie6 from and
svo9dance OF COrns, Buni0ns, Ohilblains Had Nsila
&C among nus patrons are many Of the mort omi
nent medical. Judicial and political dfRnitaries a.
the world. Established 1851 Fee, 81 Whit jaiJ6
S E e. ss' ON 1 HHH51 gzEa sss sss
u.uuAHI,
FREE ART GALLERY Ind STORE.
No. 6&6 II Street.
Unolce On Paintings Engrsvings, Chromoe, IA
,Aleo. largest stock OF Paper Hangings, Window
SHADES Pictures, Frames Picture Oords md TsS
sels, Kings, Nails, &c. In the District
TERMS Casa.
Please remember Name and Number. ,yl-ly
PREPARE FOR FALL AND WINTER. and .eIi
yonr CASTsOEE CLOTHING 70 your own I'd.
ny. or Branch Store. 40S 9Th q. NV.
For t1rst-clsss Secondhand Clothius or.
TaOfGIhnary hgn prices VIII be paid e make
sss Sadd TO- % them Notes by man WIN be pro%ptlS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06

The CONCERT FOR ST. LUKE'S p. f.. CHURCH.
cent success, unsteady and in point OF attend.
aDce, Madame Seiika and Miss Browne dividing
the audience as TO first hOnors-the one for her
marvellous range OF voice and brilliancy and
ease OF execution: the other for the rare sweet
ness ana sympathetic qualities Of her voice
M. Jameson, pianist, shows careful training
and hard study. His execution and expression
are very fine. Miss Miller creditably sustained
her reputation as a fine singer. Messrs. VII
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