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Last Friday evening the torty-siXth ami
yersafy of the Oigan 2tion Of the Washington Light
Infantry Corps Was htingy signa2cd by the pre-
sentation Of handsome thlaeDartGr Size crayon pOr
trait of Col. William Il. Moore, executed 10y Meal
lister and encastd In rich and appropriate frame de
signed Icy tile same artist This was the gift of thirty
three gentlemen admirers of crack company and
It's energetic commander. Probably 200 citizens, In
GLIDING some of our most substantial business men,
We're easily rallied the armOry by the
announcement of dress parade aud exhibit
ton arm, which was hrst given In style that
elected unstinied applause, ana then the surprise Of
the evening was gracefully sprung by the committee
who he'd quietly managed the aiiair. Mr.. John r.
Given made The Presentation address reviewing the
history of the corps and Burton Il. Ross. the FIRST
lieutenant accepted the welcome GIN on ehaf Of the
company. Col. More addressed few fitting remarks
of acknowledgement of the compliment conveyed Ia
him personally. collation. was then served IN an
adjoining room, at which the utmost COfdality and
gO0d- Fellowship prevailed.
The portrait will be- exhibited for few days In The
window of Ellis's music store.
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SPORTS AND PASTIMES.


championship gamcO Thursday and saturday,
The game yesterday afternoon between the
Nationals aud Chicagos brought together large an
diencc, many al whom ladies. The game opened
rather gloomy for the Nationals, the visitors hitting
Lynch Tor SIX lnscs zone being atree-baggcr, scout
ing Ave runs, three OF them being earned, koihinp
dauncd the Nationals went In, and by good batting,
aided hy the visiting team secured four runs
leaving the visitors only ahead. After this Inning
the Nationals played with good effect having no dit
ncuty In Furnishing tho pitcher Of the Chcagos, wh'
on the other hand Lynch made 1t troublesome for tn
visitors, less than nine striking out on him, and
was quite amusing 10 their celebrated hatcts carw
| the air In their cndcavors to bat him. This gam
proved that the clubs In the National Association mn
| fully good as those In the League. The foowui
| is the score:
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The celebrated Russian general, Marshal
suNaron, was fond of practical Jokes. He would 90
about the canp In Disguise and amuse himself with
cracking iOkes with the common soldiers ON one
occasion lie ihet his match. one freezing winter
night, dzaing the Bessarabian campaign of 1852 the
Old marshal visiting the Russian outpOsis incOgnO,
after his wouted fashion, suddenly upon sentry
posted the of steep ridge, and exposed 10
the iul sweep of the biting January wind. Ihequiok
eyed sentry AZ recognized his commander, but,
ceverly fegning Inconsistencies, continued 10 pace
M aud down. a. Halo, brother - cried SuwaioiI,
assnIning the tone and manner Of common
soldier, 'yOu seem TO he having good look at the
sts; can you tell me how many there are Of them -
10 ais no small dIsmay the soldier c0olly answered.
''Jus hold on inmate and T. II COunt;n aud forth
with he began. ''Ono, two, three four - and
counted quite grayely up 10 thousand. AZ this
pOnt. the ready reckOner showed signs of loay
Ing OIL, the general nearly frozen with standing
long la the cold made a hasty retreat; but next
morning the patient sentinel found himself promoted
% the rank Of corporal, and COmplimented by
suwarOn In presence of the whole army as the
only man who had ever been too smart for him. -
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Egincl rniisNaionals, A. Chcagos, = Two-base
hit-Nacl Thrce-hnse hit-PcterS. Sacrifice hit
Baker struck out-Nationals, - thicagos. y
Double pliy-Qucst, Williamson. umpite-W. u.
Stc,rns
The Analos,an Boat Club play the Potomac
Boat club Friday next on the Nationals ground The
Annlnstnu nine will consist of Whittlescy, O.. Me-
sherry, p; Douglas h.; rairo, h.; Nyman, . h. !;
Riddle, $. s.; McArthur It,; Whiting, c.f.; Page,
" The Potomac wtll MI against them, boyi- 20
snyder Bair,rin, lib. kaufman, h. Mackall,)
Roberts, y. I.
The game Friday between the Chicagos
and Nationals drew together an Immense audience,
c-hali OF whom We're anxious to how far the
superiority oI professional League or National Assoc
citation extended the other. The game In Itself
not brilliant. the thcagus playing with too many
errors, and their famous long ho,s failing totally 10
do ANYTHING with iynch's pitching. The Nationals
outhatted AMI ouIcldcl them, and would have
the game hut for poor base running:
NATIONALS.
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Latham guards his base like the Trojan
that lac Is, Mack on IN his game Friday. The
Chicag0 seem to think Lynch Is the best pitcher they
have yet faced,
Aquatic.
Courtney and lIanlan will row ON October
s, on Chauauqna lake for purse OF 90 OOo'
Smith and Morris meet Tuesday next on
Bedford basin, Halifax Iiarb0r, when an exciting
race win be pulled,
Both the Analostan and Potomac Clubs
have appointed committees Ia about having Joint
regatta next month.
The sCuler's race between Evan Morris,
Of Pittsbui aud Warren smith, Of Halifax, for a. 600
a side, win take place at Bedford Basin on Tuesday
From the kilograms of yesterday ii Is
quite clear that Messs. IIanlan and Courtney have
entered into arrangement with hpecnlaiOrs, and
that the announced Ihatauqua Lake on the sth
proNmo Is nothing more or less than gigantic
and the offering Of the 90, 600 purse Is mere blind To
misload the community. II Isa hppodromng affair
all the way through.
The Turf.
The three year-od cold, Steinway, by
SrathnOrc recently trOted fourth heat In 2:25li,
ecllpsing all records for that age. lilo Is owned In
Kentucky
Bramble the winner of five cups this sea-
son, ieai never before performed by any other horse
Brighton cup, and VIII not he started again this
lie has Won fifteen out Of the twenty races he
ran during the year.
The fall meeting Of the Maryland Jockey
Club VIII commence on the 2ist of next month and
continue four days. The Dixey, Central, PmlicO,
lireckhrdge and Bowie Stakes are the prominent fe
lures and VIII bring out the strongest array of horses
IN the country. The celebrated Eastern and Western
champions spendthrlft and Lord Murphy VIII meet
/ IN the Dixie stakes
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A New story About the Prince Imperial

by the way, there is some reason to believ,
that the Prince Napoleon had ga love affair." In
the young lady was not Princess. Nor was II exactly
a romance Of the King Cophotua character. Made
moisele was English girl at Chiselhuis her nam,
smith. Some people say this was q Princess incog
nita. Not NJ an. My Informant Is an old inhabimn
of the village ''1he Prince was downright In lsy'
with hers he used to see her In chapel aud no Otter
spoke 10 her outside chapel and lac was quito In oar
nest, and II made the Empress very anxious -
runs the story, and II you saw the iros pretty, ROSY
English village beauty Yen might well believe II TO b.
Inn
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Auttio,, Sales.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.,

ASslGNEE'S SALE OF WE'LL ASSORTED
STOCK or GROCERIES, WINES,
LIQUORS, WILLOW WARE,
ETC, AT AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY, September 10. 1879, CONNIE cing
ut 10 o'clock A. NJ, shall sel at the we'll known
store, No. nos Fourteenth street northwest u large
and weassorted stock Of Groceries, ETC., viz; COT
fees Teas Spices, Sugars, Jellies, Tobacco Cigars
Wines, Liquors. Hrooms, Baskets, Nest of Tubs
Willow Ware, Sacks Of Flour Coffee, Salt, Coffee
mill, Tea Cal'lies Platform Scale, Counter scalcs
Coffee Caddes, Canned Go0tls and large assert
ment af Shelf Goods usually found In u first -class
grocery store. sale positive, 1t being by virtue Of
assignment by H. Il. Center for the benefit Of his
creditors. Terms Cash.
j. NJ VALE Assignee.
WALTER Il. WILLIAMS & co.,
seli-ltl Aurt0neers.
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Queen Nictoria and I

Queen Victoria and the Princess Beatrice
recently visited the Netey Hospital aud spent ha an
hour among the soldiers wounded at the Cape After
wards the uyaescent patients formed IN ho-
low square Ia of the hospital TO see Her Majesty
pin Tie Victoria Cross ON the serge coat OF PIiNalc
Hitch, young fellow belonging to the Twenty
Regiment, WHO was badly wounded AZ Rorke's DIM
while defending the sick Ia the hospital, several Of
whom were saved,
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BALTIMORE AND oHIo RAILROAD
THE GEEAT DOUBLE TRACK
NATIONAL. ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
,,,,,,,,, - ToTHE
No"ih' Nohfh''ESr, WEST AND SOUTH
WEST,

LIE
NATIONAL RoTTE AND siIoRT LINE
S0n'''' S"H'"v'rS Wls VEST AND SOUTH
,,,,r, TO TAKE EFFECT
'o"1 i.nA Wy w q NE; At 1so A. NJ
tbio5 A. M.-Ncw York, Philadelphia, and Boston
a mnple's s,o E'iieo.a CITY, ON sundays maimors
% % t1tsss"n'I lia"vcr ELK RIDGE and S winas
ons, Piedmont, sirsbnrg Winchcstsr, ms Lay s,
'o ts.,o fteasrick, t ana Way Via Relay
| Ia.o" A. M'-liaiilinorr and Laurel Express,
| S,io A. M..Pont of Rocks, Piednont strasburr
winchester, iiagersiown, and Way stations.
baltimore Express. Paiior Car To New York and
ts,sG <. M,-st, Louis, Chicago, Columbus and
Valley Branch except sunday. Through car to
siannt"n. ranan ears 70 Cincinnati daily. Grafton
| To saninsky daily, except Saturday.
| 1900 A. M.-0n sunday only Baltimore Annano.
lis ;o ama way stations TO-,
| ienshlrg, College, lieltsyile, Laurel, Annapolis
Junction, Jessup's and Hanover
is;io T.; M;Iiia'imore Annapolis, Elcott City,
| 1890 y. M.-New York, Philadelphia, and ,.o.,,,,
| Express. stops at Laurel. ""S'o"
| stations. ''e ana way
| aiaoP. M.-Baliimore and Way stations
| 1870 u. M.-Baltimorc Bl..depslulrp and I a,,rel
Express Frederick Via R.iay stops at Annanolis
tiia5r. M,-Pq.N, of Rocks, Frederick uae.,s-
town, Winchesteh and Way stations ON SUNDAY to
Point of iiecks aud Way stations only. '"' '"
| tao T. M,-Baltim0re, Annapolis and WAY
| Stations, ~ ""'
thiio T., M.-philadelphia, Norfolk, and BALI
more Express. Norfolk except sunday. Norfolk
passengers taken Ia the ears direct boat at Canton
| stops NJ Bladenshurg AMI Laurel.
| Gi3OP. M.--POini OF Rocks and way Stations.
| t7iOO J.. M,-Baliimore and Way stations.
tsilOP, M,-ballimore Express. Ellicoit City via
Relay, ~ "
tsii5 T., NJ. Chicago, Columbus, and PIttsburg
| Express, Sleeping Car To Chicago (pittsburg ex-
| cepi sunday
| h0iid 4. M.-New York, Philadelphia, and Baltl-
more Express. stops AT Bladensburg and Laureh
Sleeping Car to New York ana Special sleeping Car
| 10 Philadelphia.
tiliOO Il. M.-st. Louis ana Cincinnati Express.
Pullman Cars.
| Daily. ON Sunday only. All other trains
| daily, except sunday,
An trains stop az Relay Station.
For fupther Information apply at The Baltimore and
CLIO ticket olices, Washington station and $685. 6Is
and li55 Pennsylvania avenue, where orders viii he
taken for baggage to be checked and received at anv
| point IN the city. '
| l.. NJ. COLE, W. NJ. CLEMENTS
| Gen'l Ticket ACT, Mast. Tr ansin
GEORGE ), KooNTZ. General Az emit
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The Ashley contest has been postponed
until October. There is much discussion among The
arrangements and some Directing 10 Hart parliel-
pating because he Is black.
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The Shah of Persia, not satisfied with the
acquisition of Austrian officers for increasing the
military efficiency of his army has for like purpose
enlisted some Russian officers, especially engaged
instructors of the Persian cavalry. These gentle
men, the exact number of whom Is not known, were
most graciousy received at Teheran. new regiment
of cavalry, composed of four hundred men and
twenty-five officers, has been placed ut their disposal
for being trained and drilled In the most approved
Russian fashion.
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Gyfursions, Gtt.
EoRTREss MONROE, NORFOLK

ENORTR Ess MONROE, NORFOLK
i, AND THE CAPES,
Ky DAYLIGHT.
ON STEAMER LADY oF THE LAKE.
MONDAY, SEPT. %, 1874.
Tickets limited to 800 adults and 80 children. Tho
boat viii leave foot Of sixth street, Monday morning
at A. NJ, stopping at Alexandria, Pinoy Point,
Point Lookout, and Fortress Monroe, arrive at Nor
folk nj A, NJ. Returning leave Norfolk, Tuesday
morning at 7o'clook Tor Fortress Monroe and the
,ales, arrive home Tuesday evening at s. Tickets
for round Trip, adults, 4 bOi sgter0om for round
trip ~; Children under SIX freo between SIX and
twelve, "a cents. Meals on the boat 40 cents.
Tickets aud Staierooins for sale by q. II. NOurse
Co., Smith and streets; also Of
NJ, WniprLE and A, II. siiATruCK,
gell-2tI MANAGERS,
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Last night William Jackson invaded the
''DyisiOn - with plenty oi hghiDg whisky aboard
He Is noted rough Of the First Ward. and Of course
Is not liked In that section Of the city Al the
Of Thirteentl- half ana streets he gOt into
fight with similar character of that locality and
tried to shoot his antagonist. Ohc.rs Bailey and
Fritz arrested him win the pistol sim In his hand
but could lind no trace of the other.
Gharlts Jackson and William clark enlivenel fhir-
tenth street, between q and d. last night'nbout II
O'Clock it'll u rOugli-and- tumble light. Jackson had
g0uged ozark Gye aud was beating him over tile
HEAD with two p0nnl weight when Onicers Frlz and
Miss AYNANDALE, the famous controlto, az
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ON the 23d of this month Father Walter,
pastor Of ST. Patrick's Church, VIII celebrate The
silver anniversary of his ordination and entry into
the priesthood, N,..,1he Young Catholics Friend
Society held their twenty annual meeting last
Sunday evening and elected officers. The annual re-
port shows the total receipts for the pact year Ia be
~ O55 %, and the expenditures $685., 90 Late mas,
II o clock Ia the morning, and lcspers at o clock IN
The afternoon. The new choir Is great addition Il
Afternoon.
"PIyAroRR" at Ford's this week in Grand
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Barnum Is coming, and the men, women,
and children of this city and vicinity full Of visions
of an immense mass OF people In mammoth tent, of
graceful daring, wonderful brilliant hare back riding
OF riding through circles of flame, of hurdle leaping
jumping and dancing on bareback horses by wonen
feas of magic that put everything they ever saw
before In the shade of ihe uDsi Astonishing hcfobac
feats of splendid horses going through all SORTS 81
inaunuvres at the Will Oi the MASTER of leap Win
double tho backs of SIX elephants Of
funny performances of all sorts of various Other strange
sights which less vivid not because they are moi
worth seeing, but because the Others are 80 much be-
yond them. Tie Jokes of clowns, the music OF the
band and the speeches OF the great Snowman himself.
And all aud above all they are satisfied that they
will got their money WORTH and more too
10 that IIarnum's show this year Is Tho best thai
ever Travelled would he nyidious. no say 1t Is III,
best Barnum travelled with Is saying All that caI
be said, and Is saying just what MIR. Bafnum himself
says and Will which tile thousands who have Wit
messed IL VIII agree There several things that
worthy of special notice, The hurdle riding Oi Mile
Linda Geal, aud her dash through Naming circles; TIA,
astonishing feats Of magic by the Egyptian luggers,
the wonderful and graceful riding by Madame Dock
Iill, on one and ON four bare backed horses; III,
beautiful drawing InenNge act 10y Miss Emini
Lake, the leiping stallion, the puises pastuucs, ant
acTOlatc feats by the Herbert brothers, the daflni
riding OF SghOr sebastian, the beautiful stations etc.
etc, any one Of which Is q whole entertainment II
itself. But this Is only small part of the show
nor should the extensive mouagerie Of animals man
Ofthem rare, nor the museum, nOI the HNing curl
osities, he forgotten. IN hour may he pleasantly an'
probably spent IN tis part Oi the exhibition. TN
SHOW win exhibit here on Monday Tuesday ant
Wednesday, the ed, 23d, and 2ith giving TWO perform
visit II either day or night. Tickets and reserve,
seats may be hal the days of exhibition at Flis'
music store AZ slight advance ms viii avoid Ia
crush aud prevent Inany anhOyance,,
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The attention of the travelling public il
respectfully called Ia important change Of schedule,
taking effect al noen on sunday, september IL. sec
regular advertisement.
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CITY NE w S.
Antiinrs Ahn,f Tnnn.

For the Middle Atlantic States colder rainy
followed hy clearing weather, southwest voeriug {,
northwest Winds failing followed 10y rising barometer.
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Pedestrians.

:. PRETTY Marie liockel as Joseplin
s6tG., this week In 4" rinalure."
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The following account of an extraordinary
escape In the Alps u given by correspondent wIil
ing from url ''Dr. Galuprrt OF utieDbaCk, viii,
HE guide Nincenz Bssig and Herr Gisler Of the
Klausen lnu, has made the ascent of tho scheir-
horns. As they were returning, Glsler who was act
ing as porter, ana had on MS back load weighing
thereup0n against The desire of his companions
tied tho rope by which ihgy We're attached saying he
might slip again. and be was determined 10 ehdanger
40 other life than his own They were then q
steep Ice slope. shortly aftefwaId Gisler did slip
again, and losing his footing, shot Win frightfll
velocity IN the direction of forty feet deep
and sS fest wide As he Uoared tic brink, however
Gislei, Who Is a man Of powerful! frame and great
presence Of mind, oDnIlysd To spring to his fees and
clearing tile cfeyas3e bound, aljghed unlilIrt
Tie other side, where the slope being less steep, he
ayas able 10 Keep his ioOtiDg.H
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MISUNDERSTANDING bone WEEK
GRAND "prNAFonE" REVIVAL.

GRAND "PlNAFORE" REVIVAL.
Most Successful Opera Known to the World, with u
GRAND OPERA CAST.
MATINEES WEDS ESDASS AND SATURDAYS.
ANGELO TORRIANI rs I'll T. CAPTAIN.
(The distinguished bari"nel
CHARLES IIoGhNDOKP asslRJOSEPll.
(I,asSo contradict.
A. w. Il. M'COLLIN as RALPH, THE LOVER.
(Prima tenor dramatipnc.)
CARL ARENDT as THE BoAfsWAlN.
(l,aritOne.l
JOSEPH GREENSFELDER ~ DICK DEADEfE.
lIIassO profundi.)
MISS MARIE BOCKEL rs THE CAPTAINS
DAUGHTER. (Soprano.)
MISS LIZZIE ANNANDALE AZ BUrTERCuP.
tContralto late oi Srakosch Italian uper, Company
MISS BLA NCiiE THOMPSON Ms IiEiiE, (Sorano.)
Grand Opera Chorus and Orchestra. Seats reserved
at Drew = drugstore.
September 2.-Emcm0n'a Mcgathcran MINSTREL
NATIONAL THEATRE.
~ QUEENS EVIDENCE
MONDAY, September 10, 1879,
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK AND WEDN rs
DAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES.
"a play Of Intense Interest,"
QUEENS The Latest London EVIDENCE
QUEENS Success. Already EviDENCM
QUEENS Performed I, 900 Nights EVIDENCE,
QUEENS at tho Surry AMI 500 EVIDENCE.
QUEENS Nightsat the Princess ENiDENCE.
QUEEN s Theatres, London, England EVIDENCE.
And sun l,unningin
England, ireland, Scotland, Wales, and Australia
and which has made decided hit this season In
New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore.
The New Drop Curtain Will be lowered on Monday
evening for the first time. II Is from the penrilof Mi.
Samuel BROKER, of New York. Box plan for the
sale Or preferred places now open.
MONDAY, SEPT. 22--ADAH RlCiMONDs
COMIC OPERA COMPANY, in
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Present 10 Company A.

ANGELO ToRRIANI as Captain Corcoran
this week al Ford's. .pnafore,n
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ATTENTION is called Ia the announcement
Of W. ". Hurrtte co., IN anuihri column, III their
opening uf fall aud winter i"ute, especially those OF
black velvrs, stus. silks. aud line French novelties
IN silk and w"u drc goods. Read advertisement In
another column.
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virginia WIdIand Route.

"PNAroRF at Ford's thi, week in Grand
OneIA slyIe.
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Travtlers' Guide.
VIRGINIA MIDLAND ROUTE.

on and after SUNDAY, September II, 1879.
TRAINS LEAVE b. Il =. DEPOT AS FOL-,
LOWS:
200 A. NJ. Daiy-NEW ORLEANS FAST MAIL
Direct connections for the South and Southwest;
daily, except Sunday, to White sulphur and local
points on q. aud q. Railroad.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS are run from
washington to New Orleans without change of ears,
an advantage offered by other route.
6:l5 l., M.-Sontliern Express. Close conncci ions
FOR the south via Danvic, and East and West via g.
AMI q. II. Il.
Passengers for Manassas Division will take A. NJ
train daily, except Sunday. For Warrcnton, daily,
at A. NJ. and 6:l5 +. NJ.
For tickets and information apply to
ii. l.. pElToE Agent,
- 60l Pennsylvania avenue.
Il
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Catholic NOleh.

MISS ANNANpALE, the famous cOntrolto, a
Little Buttorcup, AZ Ford's.
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SEE Baby Farming by Buttercup. How
she mixes mp the babies.
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GoprREy " SULLIVAN, piupiicl"rs of The
''Gpiu, &c NJ II, ihirrrntii street. have hrtu ui'k
ihp ,'NicustNr improvement W their rnIllnt tstus-
iislinuui Hnd amuug u.hri things have hiirl nj IN
elegant ,ylo, with furniture from l"stou 'nHnhtr-
turls, the Vnil trc"nd stony lorl G"ulcnu n H eat
inv ,ud Lunch rooms. aud grand uprnin,. viii take
place Tuesday evening nest. The place supplini the
most client meals, ilr finest oysters aud tie pui'Ht
Uuuurs ~ the lowest liiccs. can IN thrm aud t,l
tie ,,,uhncurss of t'-'' statements for Nour-, IVES
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TnR brand of flour Familiarity known as
s'Rryan's Pride, 80 from the Mashhurnc tNnn, ,
mills has Justly bccomc the standard with th'sc who
have used It, and II only needs thai 10y hon ckrrletS
In make II = necessity IN every household. This cclr
hratc flour can Ia procured AZ know grutriN
uf Mr. &. &. bryan, Fifteenth aud streets, where
uan also hc found tue hnrSt assortment ol me family
groceries In the civ, and Ut reasonable rates ns
They can hc iiouurei ltiyW where.