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AnlusenlentS. Etc.

NATIONAL THBATBR-Herrmann had another
large house last night to wonder at his many I'M
eXplainable featS. He had made some changes
In his programme, and will do so every evening
Except the second sight business the late Heller
could not present better entertainment than
Hermann.
FORD's OPERA HOUsE.-'The Little Duke
was again brought out brilliantly at this house
last evening. The company of excellent voices
gave great spirit to the charming opera The
attendance was good, and the frequent applause
indicated that they were well pleased The
company combine good vocal and dramatic
Qualities.
MA. ONIC TEMPIE-The Potomac Fruit Grow
ers have the pleasure of announcing that their
first annual fair and art loan exhibition will be
held at Masonic Temple, In the city of Wash
1ngton, on the 23d, oath, 25th, and Goth days of
september, 1879, from a. m. to 10 p. M, OF each
day. Arrangements have been perfected for the
most complete and extensive display of fruits
and flowers exhibited In the District.
THEATER COMIQUE.-The COmique is just the
place to pass these evenings. There is good
music, excellent varieties, and roaring fun
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ECZEMA OF THE HANDS
Cured, Interesting Letter from a we'll
known Attorney.

EpIToR NEW ORLEANS P1cAYUNE: Sir.-since
been troubled with an eruption Of the skin which
the doctors call by various names, but which is
Rheum. The principal place Of attack WAS my
bands. which at times. especially during the winter
time, were very sore.
At times the disease threatened to spread from my
hands and envelop my whole body. Doctors have
been consulted In Philsdelph,a Washington, and in
lief; After considerable expense, and much pain
would Is the saying goes, have to grin and bear it
About four weeks ago read in the Picavu,le the
advertisement Of Outicura, for sale by our well
purchased fifty cent box, and before it was half
feel certain that mine is a permanent cure.
My object IN sending you this letter Is to make
known to other sufferers the value of CUrICURA
and thus benefit. If ever 80 little, suffering blu.
mainly. Yours truly, p p CARROLL.
Attorney and Counsellor at Laiu
SO CAMP En-, NEW ORLEANS. Dec 25, 1878.
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COLLINS,
Voltaic Electric Plasters.

Placed over the center Of the nervous forces the pit
of the stomach, they stimulate tie Liver, Stomach
and Bowels. Perfect Digestion, cure Dyspepsia,
Bilious Collie Cramps and Pains. and prevent Ague,
and Malaria Diseases. For Weak al +, Sore Lungs,
Palpitation Of the Heart, Painful Kid VS. Rheuma.
tism. Neuralgia, and sciatica, til re the best
remedy in the world. Get the genu ;.
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CUTICURA
REMEDIES,

The success attending the use of these great rem.
ediee in the treatment Of affections Of the Skin snd
ecalp with Loss of Hair il astonishing. From ever
bnowledgements Of what might be called miracu.
'ous cures Messrs. Weeks h Potter extend their
thanks to all who have spoken q good word for
CUTICURA, CUTICURA SOAP and CUTICURA RE-
SOLVENT, and will thankfully receive reports OF
new cases wherever they occur.
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1ter Comique.-New bill OF varieties.
Condemned Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at GASP. m. an ID
eXtiDguished at 1:15 a. M
Charley Nye arrived In this city last night
from ST. Louis and " i'll remain few weeks
The Ira Aldridge Dramatic Association last
night elected officers as follows: s. K Governs
president: W. G.. Chase, secretary and manager
ID. ii. Stewart, treasurer.
A decree of divorce was granted by Judge
MacAl thur In the Equity Court Tuesday 10 the
case of Mary A. against VIM H. Coe The suit
was brought March 21St last, by Messrs Ray
Newman, and drunkenness, cruelty and adu-
tery were alleged as causes for divorce.
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EDUCATIONAL.
NATIoNAL MEDICAL COLLEGE
OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY,

tR st., bet 18th and 18th sts no.. Washington D. CO
TIE ssth courte Of Lectures will begin on MON
by SAsG October 9Th. and continue until March 1,
Iseo No changes have been made In the Faculty
sin s. es shs 1o ne D eRs Mss
1sus Lscsurss upos the seven essential branches Of
made for anordins the STUDENT prGeficat instr1sc.
t.01 IN Anatomy, Chemistry ana the use OF the mi.
tent escherr Ample oppoFun aref 6 mr OF Sod%Ie r
clinic. inst ncon in the various hospitals and dis
cson Of p fbs n eo Ssy fres 81 ehsrf The central
cars, to the several hospitals and government de-
Snctory he COPE pr Ti SsEn Nth Istr
MONDAY, October 6th In the college building
attend; The regular Lectures viii continue daily "
For circulars and particulars, address
se,s,u A A. A. KING. u. D.. Dean.
eepoim 726 18th St, Washington, D. O.
HOMARD UNIVERSITY. MEDIcAL DEPARTMENT
1nctdentsls sIO: Demonstrs ticket, IS arsdD
IONS Senior students viii have obstetrical and
other cases assigned to their care.
rss So STnoMc fn1TeS D D. President; PIN.
be.n sna p
and Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of women
AND Children MEL F. GRAHAM, NJ D., Professor of
LAME, MD Professor Of Descripsive ana snr1ics
Professor Of the Principles and Fr.csc. Of Med.
General and Medical Chemistry: THOMAS b. HOOP
a. D., Professor Of the Principles and Practice OF
Maferia Medics and Therapentics; RoBERT Rr y.
gUBN M D., LECTURER on Medical Jurisprude ace
& + Ro WITS, n p, Lecturer on Pharmacoosy; A
For cir ,I address @. B. PURVIs. M p. Sec
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The CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by Week
Potter. Chemists and Druggists, Boston, and sold
by all Druggists. Price of CUTICURA small boxes
so cents large boxes, containing two and one-half
times the quantity Of small, 81 REsoLvENr. 81 per
bottle. CUTICURA SOAP, rs cents per cake; by
mail. so cents; three cakes. rs cents.
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CITY ITEMS.

Sour Stomach and Heartburn
are signs OF bilious attack. Quirk,s Irish Tea
remedy all these. Price Is cents.
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GLOW EXCLUSIVELY WHITE YOUR HANDS ARE,
George" my dear Carrie, always use j. d,
e. Atkinson's Almond Meal after sewing or ex-
pOSure to the SUD-
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IF YOg desire an economical dainty for break
fast or luncheon, secure a package of Boston
Beef Packing Company's fresh beef. In word,
1t Is delicious. No cooking required.
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LOCAL NEWS.

AmuSementS. ETC.. Tonight.
National Thedter.-Hermann, the great ma
g1cian.
Fords Opera House-"The Little Duke"
Themes Summer Garden. - Varied attrac-
lions.
Thenfer Cnanin,e-Ne1E hill of rarietiea
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SALT RHEUM ON BODY
end Limbs. Obliged to Go About on
Clutches. A Wonderful Cure.

Messrs: Wees p ITEn: Genaensen.-;1n,u stics
to those who may suffer a. have suffered and a. q
grateful ack aowledgen emit Of the cure have re:
ceiVeo from the use OF the CUTIOURA kEMADLs s,
voluntarily make the following statement
1 have had Salt Rheum on my body and on one
leg in very eggl awaited form for eight years No
kind o. trestm. MT or medicine. doctors. during
ibis rme. dd me any permanent good. My friends
In Maiden and elsewhere know that have been
been such Is TO make me despair of ever being able
~ n1 a cure OF even RELIEF In fact, when began
tender that could not bear my weight on it with.
out the fkn cracking and bleeding ar was Obliged
70 G, 70 about on ci4tches commenced to use the
CUTICuRA in April, and at once realized it's bene
ac,,, effects It gradually drew the Inflammation
he FLED it At times large quantities would come to
tne SURFACE, causing burning hest Inflammation,
nee Of OUT1cURA. would rapidly s1bside and heal.
Zach time these outbreaks less and less severe
and nally GisapPeared leaving me perfectly cured
sodDaST most Of the time, which we're the Only
lemed1es used. 1 think the REsoLvENT a yaty
STRENGTHENING and purifying medicine to take in
such extre me cases % mine, because the disease i
30 weakening to the system ~ - ~ =
Very gracefully yours
MRS ASA r. BROWN
MAIDEN. MASS, Oct. IL. 1878 Jaw ~"
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we wish to call attention to A. Fischer's
chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
adopting the latest improvements, whether OF
American or European Invention, he is enabled
TO 40 his work in manner not to be equa,led
Dy those not possessing these facilities. Ladies'
and Gents Garments thoroughly cleansed The
efectual removal of grease spots guaranteed !
Through sk1llful pressing and refinishing all
garments will appear like new. Cheapest prices
suit1ng dull times
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LEFTERS EROM THB PDOPLH.
SsN0rtheYn VulgarfslmS Of PrOnun-
ciatiOM.s'

SsNOrtheYn Vulgarfslns OF PrOnun.
CiatiOn.''
Mr. editur:-t was pertfckler imprest by the
remarks Nv mr.. amateur In your paper last
evening, an confirm his opinyun. think sur
am disg ust with this yer introoshun OF north
ern ignorance into the south an hope suthln
win be dun to stop the torrunt or we suthners
yanks. in my state we heV gut IA or is skules
ct crate expens but they are hardly kneeded
becOs II a suthern child Is plased befo alfabet
ne e sbre ther are sm oherns To-
c. Sumner n. phillips emerson bismark and
other eXsepShonal kaSeS. my ole muther SEE
suthin OF ter be dun ter git red OF thes yer dog
gone yanks. hope mr.. editur that mr. anna
teur win tel US sum poor fur think he nose
weeks. TROO SUTHNER
Popular Lectures on Science.
on natural sciences and history be arranged, for
the coming winter, to be delivered at Lincoln
hall or some other central place In Washington?
There are numerous able professors connected
with the Smithsonian, the Coast and western
surveys or with the departments; and there is
a large population here of intelligent people to
listen to them. Under proper auspices, such
Smithsonian take the lead? T.
How to Solve the IIisslssippi Flood
Problem.
Editor Star:-The commission on the Missis
Slpp1 river Is expected to solve the problem Of
preventing destructive spring and autumn
foodings OF the states Of Louisiana and Missi--
s1pp1. No levee can be made strong enough to
resist the weight OF the masses Of water hurled
down the slopes of that long channel in sudden
freshets. Resistance being vain prevention
should be attempted. Dam up the head waters
OF every tributary; create reservoirs OF the snow
MEETINGS and heavy floods, and use these to ir-
rigate the upper country and to supply the
lower Mississippi in the summer drouths Dams
are better than dykes reservoirs than destruc-
tive floods. With such a system the upper
country, now bare, can be clothed with forests
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100 PIECES OF ali wool black and colored cash.
meres, inner and cheaper than ever before,
TOWS0n'S, Pa. ave., south SIDE near 7th
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SKINNY MEN AND WOMKN are not admired. II
RcE1ng In flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use
"We!Ies' Health Rene,oer." Greatest remedy on
eae1m aor sexual debility
ADVICE free. Depot, IS Barclay street. II. Y,
and for washington at $50 Pa. ave. 3M-eo1v
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Albert PeytOn and Martha Matthew: Winfield 8
Brown and Marian A. johnson; Spencer Green
and Lucy Bird; John II. Ramsey, OF Arlington,
Va, and Lizzie 8. Graves Of Fairfax county.
Va; Patrick Scanlon and Katie =. Curtain.
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II. +. GILBERT 4 CO..
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS'.

10 BROAD ST., New YORK,
all the active stocks, and also carry same on very
moderate margin as long de sired. They negotiate
frequent profits with very Limited liability. Their
explanatory circular and stock report containing
r26-eO6m. 4thp
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EDUCATIONAL.


TEE 'HGIic1HESH os sskbsA Iy,S, Iss: e,
third yesr ssptsmber 10Th. with riv1 0nzDls O
method Of training b new. Number Limited; Oe1
ST. vlSorf TCs f 1850 LADIES.
Under he sSsSsf SS:;y s ,.op.
pl raas91 are reauesae 70 sand their e.ndrsu
lss FWh 2a RSop. aoPK Hl sELsoT sdH00L
IN ~ Z, PiNSsSSiysEi5 Avs eSsn51r wsssr.
PICNICs, EXCURSIONS, &c.
q aass ssR aAssSssSS Sffp
LEN. THuRspAY. Scot Il, 1879 "a
G1A"D oHs1 dTss MIo"AST AND Ex-
BLUFF ! POINT. go
WARRINGTON q BALTIMORE co..
JANE MOSELKY,
SEPTEMBER II. 30 A. M
kAIN OR SHINE.
Tickets. 81; children under To- free. ,,c,rd,,.r
oysters for sale at the National Hotel Drn9 Ssnrss
AZ snS 9TH and str Ct. northye:t Harbns.
s sssa; Oropeys no Bridse street Georsetovn.
knife and fork With the you wharf, Bring your py:ter
ON Te HICHMoNDn
" H FfxE HOURS BET IL RICHMOND,
FSTkT FsH Ga2a TS q Ex scSTsnsIsy55Y
DEpARrNEsh III IH HALF DOZEN
WEDN rs h,1PF q 49, THE asssEI
River and mo o5ss.Es.is p s o RicS- YORK
w,sr szyEs Baiast ri S5sFRs or rue
TS ao SIsr MRTF a9TsE E. Oars SEVEN
he sdd. .isSSs. s q kIs Sns One
ya MetnrniIs the boat WIN stop It ~~
spet a1 sp e wait with That n.
ness % s Amsricans This uneoubt.dy the
.isyips saf .souna f Ri Sss nsr
Boat VIII leave 9Th street wharf sssn M s,.-,
asy VII s =: &c 10 +
Tickets to be had only At Turkish Bath House 500
Benz s. P.i GOVT Prietin9 oi reinf Mstze 0ss
Creahtons kleSsnaris stsseroom tsa o sor ana
aurkish Bath House. 500 street n. ". near Ju-
B-Anple sleeping accommodations for AL
Sheets provided for mattrespes- sepeT
SMITH POINT
T Isl Esfas f sarf e SESTs i,
Music and dancing. bathing fish-
%ss sGi ssas5ss Win f issss 3. M .n
return at 8 pm
0CCOQUAN FALLG
SHlai hEvE Ei hE1 ~l sah
WILL LEAVE AT A. NJ
WEDNESDAY, September TO-
FRIDAY, September 10
SUNDAY. September IA
Returning at 80 . M
Music and Dancing
Round trip. Is cents
no! FOR QUANTICO
IL TUESDAY, SEPrFxBEn erH
, STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
VII leave at IN returning at 8 80 pm
Music and Dancing.
Bathing Fishing and Grabbing
Round trip, rs cents seps soIa
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To Ladies' and GentIemen

If You Are Bilious,
rome up your liver. Take Quirk's irish Tea
Sold BY druggists at IS cents package.
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WHOLESOME Observation-Disclosures for the re-
lief OF ailments peculiar to children should not
only be efncacious and palatable, but absolute
ly safe also. Hence the proprietOrs OF Sanford's
Jemaica Ginger cannot too publicly urge upon
parents the necessity for care In the purchae
OF tnls reliable and delicious panacea. lest some
Wortniess and dangerous compound be given
r
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BOYS AND CHILDREN's PANTS senarate from
suits, all sizes and qualities at the Bows (,loth
ing House OF b. Robinson & Co., 500 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue.
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FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wina-
.osDs Soothing Syrup has been used for children
II corrects acidity Of the stomach, relieves
WIND cole, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
Ing or other causes An old and Weu-tried rem.
edy: rs cents bottle
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THE EVENIrTG STAR.

The Weather.
INDICATIONS. TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF CHIBF SIGNAL OFFICBR,l
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10. 1879
For the Middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy
weather, nortberly winds, veering to easterly,
stationary temperature and rising barometer
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
The Following are the readings OF the thermom-
eter at the Signal Office during the day: am,
t4o;; 7:s5 a. m, $50; IL midday. CSC; 2 p. m,
$50; maximum, $780, minimum, $50.
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GEoRGIANEA WITHRRs, colored girl. arrested
by Detectives Noss and McDevitt yesterday.
was arraigned In the Police Court this morning
on the charge OF the larceny of a pair of gold
bracelets and a diamond ring from Mrs. DR.
burlington, In whose employ she had been.
The case was continued
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
VIM. j. Roche ct al. TO Honora Roche. part iot
sbeedy, lot 20, in sub. OF 50. S.s: 81 .6aS 9ho.a
Lloyd and S. c. Mills. trustees, to VIM. Powell
part OF original lot 3d. in so. $751; s. James
c. McSbeery 10 Rufus n. Tilton, part OF original
lot Is. so. 1O6: g.. Joseph Redeem to Katr-
crime Hilgard, lot "a of sub. OF lot g. and parts
OF lots l and 3. in So 159; s12,5oO. VIM W.
Reisinger To Eugene Carusi, parts OF lots Is and
Julia Reisinger, parts or lots Is and Is, In SUBJ
OF SO. 19s; 5000. Nathaniel Carusi to VIM. w.
Re's1nger pal rs OF lots Is and is, In sub. OF So
19S; 3. Joseph Jockey u Jas. A. Clark, lot
rs. OF sub. OF lots and and part OF 2, So. 500;
$500.
MEETING for dues OF Workingmen's Building
Association tO-molICW Thursday evening
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MEETING for dues OF Workingmen's Building
Association to-moIICw Thursday evening"
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one Of the larcen1es perpetrated by Catherine
Beckett was developed to-day. it viii be re-
membered that about a week ago Catherine
was committed to jail for the action of the
grand jury. Last night Officer Helnline recOy
cred pistol and pair of gold earrings stolen
by her from Mr.. N. d. Bralnard, In whose
family she was employed
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EDUCATIONAL.

WAkJFD-FOUR GIRLS. between ten and ar .
NV t,n en ytar s Of ,se to B. EsSsiyed Ismbe Of
ssems.'ent eeyeIness Lcc.aon ne.ithfu ho S
&C. sddSess Mrs % sid 5oG% Laurel Laurel
WAylRLY SEMINARY. No. l4i2 B q. NV.
SsS rs .ss
ORAL AND PRACTICAL FRENCH GLASSES.
" Euenino CLdsses-4 ersdes- days-21 hours
session. Terms as low as o. 80 per month Liter.
No. il red e:
'1.' ns, e e; isHS q
Mr. AND MRs ALFRED BUJACs Enelish and
a. nv Tre 6,s s1.rdns and Day School lels l7.h
II; Tutor in classics. Physics. higher Matthew stics
fna Enssh Issnches PIepa.s,ion for college and
THE RossLYN SEMINARY, No 1886 ST. near
On st RFnea viii
Ross WSay be found at the Seminary after septem
MADEMoIsELIE BRUN. No Iowa Circle, is
70 study with her is to learn to speak French with
facility in the shortest possible time. seps Inn
FRENCH 5s sGa -.
e. FoGho 4yr ss Paris will
open her school OCTOBER LIST. All branches taught
IN french. All lessons prepared during school
hours. Private lessons also given.
For further information call or address from 2 to
4p M, as ABOVE. sep8-eo1m
DARK. SEMINARY. SEC 5th st. n W., for Young
Il Ladies and Misses. Reopen MONDAY Sept
10Th. Drawing and Boob keeping included Senior
course elective. Address
ty1-3m MRS G. NJ CONDRON
THE MISSES KERR will reopen their SCHOOL,
on MONDAY. Sept 22d, 1879. No. 9OS 18th St
NV sep6 Ct
CAROLINE RICHINGS- BERNARD and PIERRE
~ BERNARD viii be in Washington one day
weekly the coming winter to give Musical Inttruc.
ton II sufficient Lumber Of pupils can be OBJ
talred For terms, &c, apply to IL North Stricken
n baItmcre sep6 St.
FROEBEL KINDERGARTEN AND SELECT
SCHOOL and Advanced Classes in
Guiding thorough Instruction from first to gram
mar grade. German Conversation and Reading
taught free: Misses POLLOCK and NOERR, Prin-
80 kindergarten Normal Department for Teach.
eIs aug25-1m
THE WOMEN's PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY
l meets every Thursday, at 80 m, at McAuIey's
Hall, 2O9 Pa. g. Avenue cars and chariots Dsss
the door. Advice and treatment to women and chill.
ADMISSION t. to Dr. Lucy Abell's Physiological Lee
lures to women not members Of the Society, ten
.--I-. eep6-1m
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THE HILL SCHOOL,
i PREPARATORY 10 OoLLKGK), Pottstovu Pa
distinctive work. preparation for hest colleaes
Grao yates OF the school invariably enter coIle9e
without conditions. English and Scientidc Courses
nj ior 6usinese. Experienced and permanent teach
ete Thorough instruction. Home life and Gull
tufe. CyI7-eo26tl JOHN MEIGS, Pr d. Principal
R0CKLAND SCHOOL FOB GIRLS. SANDY
~ SPRING. MD-WW reopen Sept 18th. full
course OF lnstructio win be given, with lectures On
d1stOry. Bellies Lett -oe and the Natural 6clence1
A. N Principal. jy9-eoSm
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
W The next session commences TUESDAY
September 23d, 1879. ,
For catalogues or further Internationally
VIM. h PARKER. President,
jy3-eo3m College Station. Prince George 90. Nd.
miss ALEXANDkR'H SELECT SCHOOL FOR
wi YOUNG LADIES AND CBILDREN will Re
OPEN at 1906 street on MONDAY, September
18th, 1879. aug2l I'm
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
i CHESTER, PA. "Opens Sept 10th
Thorough instruction in Civil Eneineerinp Cham.
istry, the Classics and English. DEGREES Conferred
jy SI SssaSo'Afc 6EN T 4 HYATT President.
MAPLEwOOD INSTITUTK, CoHooRDvrLLu
1u PA-Boys, $50 per quarter; Girls 8l6 Stu
dents prepared for business, Yale or Harvard FirG
jei7Iy J. sH0STti kSRiis an. Principal
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TOMORROW Thursday evening Manager
Thorne is rendered q grand complimentary
benefit. Miss Eva Mills and host of Others
nave volunteered for this occasion. The ci,i-
Zens of Washington should turn out zen
masse" and give him bumper. Marine Band
In full uniform.
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AUTHORIZED BY THE COMMONWEALTH OF KY,
10TH
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF THE
Commonwealth Distribution Co.
AT MACACLEY'S THEATER,
In the City Of Louisville, on

SEPTEMBER 30, 1879.
=, Drawings, neuey postponed, occur regularly on
the last day Of every month (Sundays excapeD
and Will be supervised by men OF undoubted char.
acfer and standing, and hcket-hoders, agents aud
clubs are respectfully requested to send on repre-.
the drawing. ~
NEW ERA IN THE HISTORY OF LOTTERIES.
Grand and unprecedented success Of the new
Every ticket-holder can be his own supervisor,
ca out bis number and see it placed in the wheel.
The management call attention to the grand op-
portunlty presented of obtaining for only 81, and
THE FOLLOWING PRIZES:
pr $50 600 100 prizes 100 eaSlOOOO
3Prjzzee .......... le,soo 2o6 do. 50 each 1000
lS each co do. q 70 EACH EACH ioSoo
9Prizes. sS00 each, approximation prizes. 700
SpliZes' 1oU eacn. do do. 1900
opilZes, 1VU eacn, do d.. 800
1850 Eri5ee sll2, 400
Mn0le IlcKeta, w. Half Tickets, 81.
I1ckets, 35O. IS Tickets 600
All applications for club rates should be made to
the home Office.
Full list Of drawing published in Louisville Oou
rierJourpal and New York Herald and mailed to
all ticket holders. For tickets and information ad-
dress T. }: COMMERFORD, Sec'y, Oourier-Journal
building, Louisville KY, or 163 Broadway, New
1OTks sep61Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-10

O70 14TH 6TREET-FRKNOH LESSONR-
ClO Remember that now French il not oniy An
accompaniment but . necessity. MILE " PRfID'
HOMMES system Of instruction Is thorough And
praacteaL Pupils acquire perfect pronunciation
hours IL m. to pm. Mondays and Thurodsys sfter
pm. auQltr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-10

TNHE .ROSSLYN SEMINARY, No. 1886 / st.. near
L 10th St n y Miss B ROSS PRINCIPAL. will re-
open on WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER oath Miss
Ross n ay be found at the Seminary after Septem-
1vro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-10

The number Of drawback certificates issued
by MI. Roome. In charge of revisions of special
assessments, up to O'Clock to-day were ,9O9,
aggregatlng In amount S129, 6S92 a.
The number OF checks issued by Mr.. Dodge,
treasurer for the District, to water takers. In
the repayment OF excessive water rents up to
O'Clock To-Day, were 1850, the amount SO re-
funded being $22, 500.
The District Commissioners have concluded
to improve 10th street southwest, from street
south to Maryland avenue, and street, be-
9Th and 1917 streets. The curbs to be extended
and the carriageways to be graded and
gTaYelled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-10

": MAXSON, 7tS EAST CAPITOL ST., Private
-: Tutor In Classics. Physics, higher Matthew atcs
me Eneneh branches Preparation for college and
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