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Salt Khelsu..

Mrs Ass r. Brown, Maiden, Mass had Sslt
Rhenm On body and limbs fer eight years No kind
OF treatment or medicine or doctors did her any
good Limbs SO raw and painful that che was
Obliged az tunes to go about on crutches Many of
Msdens best citizens can testify to ner condition.
she dest aired OF cure even relief. Used tn =
CU1ICuRA hEsoLvENT internally. and the Cur.
CUkA ana CU11CURA SOAP externally, and was
cured il six months.
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SECOND THOUGHT BEsT.-Dr. Cochran. of Louis
vile. was awakened In the night by a violent
ring at the bell, and when he opened the door a
man fell In. The symptoms of the PROSTATE
and soon inSensibie caller Indicated poisoning,
and 1t was only by several hours Of hard wo
that his lite was saved MY wife is unfatth-
fui. he explained, land l thought wanted to
de: but when felt that was DING changed
my mind, aid wondered why I'd been such
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CUTiCURA
Blood Rumors. Itching and kealy
Diseases, scrofula. Scrofulous Sores,
Ulcers and So eIlings Positively.
Permanently and EcoaOn-
icaliy Cured,
CUTICURA

CuTICURA REsoLvENT is the greatest blood puri
her in medicine. II acts through the noSels liver
Kidneys and fkin. CUTICURA. Medicinal Jelly
arrests external disease, eats away ifeess ssh and
Skin, aHsys IL Illumination, itching and irritation
and he.lt. CUTICURA soAP c.eanses, heals, soft
ems. wiitens and beauties the skin. 1t aud Al.
CUT1CUHA SHAVING SOAP, the only edicinal she v
ing soap, are prepared from CUsIoURA.
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For the benefit OF those who have not already
seen the Li1aoleam floor cloth, we would say
thar 1t is made under patent process of ground
cork comoined with soltdified oil, pctssed on 10
canvass by means of poweEf II rollers.
forming an exceedingly durable surflce on
which Is imprinted handsome patti ,rns IA va
REQ styles: lt is suitable for private dwellings,
pubic buildings. stores, etc. and sold by all
carpet dealers. The only genuine article has
the word @ Linoleum" printed on the pa * Of
every square yard.
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THE BERGEvfN D1voRCE CAsE--To-day fn
the case Of Peter T. Bergevin agt. Martha
A. Bergeyin-bill for divorce-there was filed
In behalf OF defendant an af11avit OF Mrs. Ira
A. Elder; that on August 5th last comp lainant
commit, ed adultery with Lucy Payne, cO,Ored,
al ner house. Mrs Balso flies an affidavit as
8 Ing that she has been true wife TO her huS-
pAnd, ana that having been taken sick In Jtly
ana suffered relapse she has not heretofore
oeen able to consult lawyer, but Is now p e.
2ared 10 answer. This Is the second time
the plaintiff. The first time the proceediu Is
were penoing several months when the parties
Decame reconciled. and after living together q
year or so they again parted.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
Saint vincent Orphan Asylum TO Henry Dick
s1n; lot TO- 50 1877 5000. William King 20 Henry
Starr 10 5. p. Cllnckscales lot Is So 9sT. 81 aOO
c. b. Church. trustee, 10 ii. E Allen lots iii TO
TO. Inclusive, Uniontown; 500
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LOCAL NEWS.

Anuseinents. &c, Tonight.
National TbedteT.-"The New EVangeline.'
Hasonfc TT1aple.-Fair for benefit ST. VIncent's
orphan asylum
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SANFORD,S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH.

Instant an eOus. Econ OmicaI, Safe. Radi-
tal Treatment for One Dollar.
Poisonous catarrhal matter fllipg the nasal DIS
eages rots away the membranes, tissues and csr-
tlages, causing loss of Smell, Taste and Hearing
- he putrtd Ecclmuatons drop during sleep into
the throat and are swallowed, paralyzing diEes
ton ~
TaHen up by the absorberts, the virus enters the
ocod, weakening and facilitating ey cry organ and
generating fatal affections OF the Lungs Live and
Aidneyt. ~
Strike at the roots Of this gigantic disease Cleanse
Lur1fy. and neal the membrane lining the n1al
neutrai1e the poison in the bic cd aud ether lids
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE, WI h IMPROVED iNHA-
LER and CATARRHAL SOLVENT. reaches every va IT
OF the affected system. cleansing, purif lag and
restoring. 1t is radical and permanent II is ecS-
nomicaI and safe. Try it before il is too late
ff!ce, with Improved Inhaier, CATARRHAL Sol
VENT, Treatise. and Directions 81 Sold every wnere
General Agents,
WEEKS s. POTTER.
Boston.
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Wonderful CfEYeS.

Whist cures Of Blood spd Skin Disc ages and Scalp
Affections with loss Of Hair, can compare With
these Ct the Hon. VIM. Taylor, Bostoa, State SEN
ator cf Massachusetts; Alderman Tucker Boston ;
d. A. steele, esq., Chicago; r. 81. Drake esq, De-
tTolt H. =. Carpenter. esq Henderson. n. Y. ;
Charles Houghion, ED, Boston, and many 9th
ers, details OF which may be had on application 10
Messrs. Wee ks 4 Potter, Boston
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CITY ITEMS.

SEwED CARPET LINING should be used under
the cheapest as well as the most costly caroet.
Use only that manufactured OF Cotton and Pa
per. American Carpet Lining Co. New York
end Boston. For sale By all carpet daalera
THE WASTING DISEASES OF INFASTS aud chi.
dren are by no means confined to al insufficient
supply OF food. The trouble is til II the food Is
iniuGiciously selected, and the lin red digestive
power OF the child is unable to aSsimiiaue &c.
Iae'tfhs Food is adapted to the wan 5 OF invalids
as well as Infants. All druggists and gro sers
sell IL. Price, IS cents. T. MErCALF & Co, Bos-
ton. Mass
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No RIGHT TO TAEE PROPERTY TO PAY HIM
SELF.-In the Police Court, this morning. a
white man, named Richard Nussbaum, was
charged with the larceny or badspread aud a
blanket from Richard I;obb, the proprietor OF
Giles boro Park. Mr.. Robb testified that this
man was his bartender, and had charge Of
everything In the house. AMI that lately he
missed these things and found them In the
possession OF defendant. Mr.. NuSsbaun took
the stand, and stated that he had been tending
bar for Mr. Robb, who paid him very irregularly,
and now owes him S33, and that bis Chill trtn
were sick, and one Of them died. and Sir. R)t0
refused 10 pay him his wages to bury the child
with, ana that he took the articles La pay .nenf,
with no intention or stealing them. The court
SAID that he DO had right 10 take the articles
ard imposed fine OF s10.
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/ Eminent DR.. III. II. Walton.

"BpoHUPAsn."-Qulck,c complete cure TO 6
Gays all urinary complaints 81, at druggists.
Fer Washington at $50 Pa. ave.
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DEATH OF A CLERGYNAN-A telegram from
ChambersbuTg. Pa. announces the death of
Rev. Dr. f. SW entZel, which occurred there yes
VrGay morning. DR.. S%eutZel was formerly a
well known Methodist Protestant minister He
was born In Lancaster, Pa, tirty-five years ago.
In 1916 he began service as a minister in the
Methodist Protestant church and has at various
umeS nlIeG important pastorates throughout
the country. Before the war he was the pasJor
OF the 9th street church OF this city. His last
charge was at Belair. Nd. AT the last Metho1i Il
Protestant conference In Baltimore Dr. SWent-
gel withdrew, with the expressed intention of
joining the Protestant Episcopal church. While
preparing for entering the ministry of this
church he contracted tie Illness OF which he
d1td. AT the time he was with his son. who Is a
clergyman OF the Protestant Episcopal church
liz ChaLlbt fsbuTT.
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WEAsK an examin alton OF OR advertisement
in to-day's Star. 1t will amply repay perusal
A. Saks & Co., 3l6 aud 3lS 18th Sc. t
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EICALYPfINE--Th!s delightful preparation is
untqualled for chapped skin; 1t should D. use
constantly in cod weather. Sold by ali drug
giSts Csc p
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'koUaH ON RATs."-Abk druggist for it. II
clears out rats, mice, rOaches, bec-buga 15c.
box; ior Washington at $50 Pa. Avenue.
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SUITS ESTERED.-Yesterday VIM. Wall Mel a
bll against L. Se.dneT i Son. OF Baltimore aud
otheis. lie represents that under a deed OF
trust executed by him TO Seldner d Soa, Mes5rS.
Miller & Hagner. trustees are about TO sell ont
his stock OF goods, and he alleges that they have
no right TO Go so without the further action of
tie court He prayS al injunction TO restrain
tfsm.
A sulu was entered yesterday b. Douglass F.
Forrest against Nathaniel Wilson and a. e.
Richards as sureties or ~ appeal bond for
s. 1000, ia the case OF Forrest agT. =. j. Moulder,
which the latter took TO the United S,e.as Sd
Ifeme Court, but failed TO prosecute
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A COOPERATIVE STABIs,-This morning. In
the Police Court, MT. c. NJ. Bell the photo.
eensed livery stable. Mr. Geary. who keeps a
livery stable In Jackson Hall alley, testified
that Mr.. Bell keeps stable adjoining his, in
which he keeps IL or il horses, for which he
charges sl5 per month. Mr. Edwards. defend
ants counsel, claimed that Mr.. Ben, with some
friends. keep their horses In this stable TO-
man pays his share OF the expense, ana that Mr.
Bell does not receive any more benefit from the
stable than any other man with the same mum
Der Of horses Major A. C. Richards testified
that he and few other gentlemen started this
stable few years ago. and that he had charge
Of IL for while, and that it was carried on on
tie same plan as 1t is now, and that he Still
keeps his horses there. The case was continued
Until Tomorrow.
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ALL CITIZENS troubled with coughs or colds
shouid at once use DR.. Bulls cough sy rup.
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CTTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS L
POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, $50 Washin ton,
street Boston. and are for sails by ali Drus sisss
pI1ce for CU1ICURA, q Medicinal Jelly, small b lxe.
50 certs large boxes, 81. CUTIcURA REsoLvENr,
tne lew Blood Purifier. 81 PEP bottle. CUrICuR.
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, rs cents. CUTIcUs.
MEDICINAL SHAVING Soar, 10 cents; in bars. Tor
Barriers and large consumers. 80 cents
IL AH mailed free on receipt Of gr.cs.
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DR.. HARTIEY's great remedy for catarrh and
thrc at diseases.
Sold by all druggists. sepl-w,sm2m
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IoU CAN RELY UPON IT that every style, make
and Quality or ready made carmen Is 60 o. lou "a
Ia any first class house can be had at the poJu-
lar boys clothing house or Il. Robinson 4 Co..
SC9 Pennsylvania avenue, and thai, to-, al
prices that will prove satisfactory TO parents
aid guardians
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READ THIS COLUMN.

Iron Bitters ,Curatfne
A Powerful Tonic. Vegetable Medicine
Iron Bltters Curattne
complete Strengthener. Reliable Medicine.
Iron BItters Curatipe
A suie Appetizer. Cures Blood Diseases.
Iron Bitters Curatine
Enrich the Bloo0. Cures liger Complaint.
Iron Bitters curatin~
Reue~ the Vigor Cures Kidney Affections.
Iron Bitters Curatine
Give Vitality. Cures scrofula.
Iron Bitters Curatine
Cure MaIaIial Diseases. Cures Rheumatism:
Iron Bitters Curatine
Cure dyspepsia. For letter. Itch
Iron Bitters
Cure Indigestion. 'Curatin.
Cures Pimp.es
Iron Bitters and Blotches.
Irritabil.ty. lCura.tne
Cures Boils & Old Sores.
Cure Lapgour. Curatine
Iron Bht.rs 1''' o'N''' ''
Registration. For MercunalIP Poisoning,
Price 81 Bottle. Price 81 Bottle.
IRON BITTERs AND CURATIVE
For sale by
4S5 PennsyIvania ave,
Wholesale and Retail. and by 81 Druggists.
CLIGHTLY DAMAGED SEWER PIPE,
ALARGE LOT FOR SALE VERY LOW.
We are also Offering LOWER THAN EVER
TERRA GOTTA WINDOW GAPS. CHIMNEY
TOPS. STOVE CROOKS AND
GARDEN VASES.
OF our Own MANUFACTURES.
POTOMAC TERRA GOTTA CO.,
4OI New Jersey Asenas,
aue2s Mar B. & o. DEror.,
W. n. wHEATIEX,
40 Jefferson street.
,,,., dEoRGEISwb, ID: u .,u
With every facility. the best talent and fnn
FoRfiaN AND DOMESTIC DYE sTUFFs AND
WORK called for and dsiivered in the city; By
o4dsn sI 81 1rS% Ssafs ss.ssds
VHILDREN's SUITS. $40 years. ss up.
u Boys, schoo suits s:is year. u ana dt up;
% s, SEQ ~ s snass osssnsre Pants in town
Mems odd Goats in broken SUITE It half price.
sshool sst 90 sSa - ssi i6w MP S,oe.
lsl4 and lsle Penna. ave.
otis W.0ELBR.
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on MONDAY, November 1st, Mr. S. Samstag
" i'll sell at public auction the entire stock OF
ladies and gents furnishings at NJ. Prices. so
9th street, between E and T.
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Eczema

Manuel Manintz, New Orleans, La, writes: "Ns
olhers can compare with the CUrICURA REMEDIES
nave used them in all fOrms for a severe case Of
what the doctors called Eczema, which was effect
ualIy cured in eight weeks.'
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DRY GOODS.

IfNRUNNEL. CLARK eco,
Su3 Market Space.
Beg to call special attention to their unusually large
and attractive stock of
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS,
Black and Colored Brocsde Silke. from 81 rs 10 a.
Black ano Colored Brocsde Velvets, elegant
styles Monte Cloths and rich Silk
and Wrol Paiis.
splendid line of Black and Oolored Cashmeres
All Wool Goods. from 80 cents up.
Our Linen COu ter is full of bargains Hosiery
LInen and silk Handkerchiefs; all Linen Ha nd
Eerchiefs. Gil ard l2H cts up best goods.
mestics at bottom prices.
LII GOODS SOLD AT LOWEST NEW YORK
AND BOSTON PRICES.
ES- ONE PR )E ONLY. octl9-3In
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District Democrats.


The central democratic committee met last
evening in Vernon row, Mr.. William Dickson
In the chair and Mr.. Lawrence Gardner. secre
tary. 1t was stated that arrangements had
Deen made for the transportation of voters to
all parts OF the state OF Maryland, and th at
members OF the committee would be In asten-
Gance eacn DAY at the rooms TO consider aD-
pGcatlons. The same committee was continued
TO receive election returns, and the same ar
rangements VIII DE made as for the October
elections. Tie finance committee appointed
by Mr.. Barnum reported that .sub5cript ons
amounting to 800 were sent to New York
yesterday, making total sent by the com
mittee OF 81 coo.
THE YOUNG MEMS HANCOCK AND ENGLISH CLUB
met last night, at Sheas hall, with w. Il. Bah
cock In the chair c. w. Pennabaker secretary.
amount in hand TO date $3.50. A committee o.:
nine was appointed to make the sum $500 by
Friday night. Remarks were made by G. II.
Thompson, Col. Sloan and G. S. Moore.
THE FUSIRAL OF the late G. A. Clarke. for
over fCrty Vt ars the d0orkeeper OF the Supreme
Court or the United States, took place yeSta.-
day morning, and was attended By a large num-
Der OF his friends including Chief Justice Waite
Justices Swayne and Miller. Clerk Mex nlney
and Deputy Clerk Beall. Marshal Nlcoly and
Deputy Marshal Riordan, and employee OF the
supreme Court. The orphans OF 81. Vincelt's
and ST. Joseph's also we're present at ST.
Pauick,s requiem mass was celebrated BY Rev.
Father Walter, who also preached the ser non.
The interment was at Mt Oivet. The pail
beaIers were Capt p. a. Al'abach VIM. Fl.
ward. Benz. f. Duvall, Jas Keileher, z. Byraes
and l.. L. Emery.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been Issued to Ed
ward Jones and Mary Sevear; George HumDh-
Teys, CT Montgomery county, Nd. and Oh aFity
Scout; George F. Stem and Mary NJ. E. Zange;
John Crawford and Rosa Ella Booth: Robert r.
Langley and Julia Webster O'Neill; Chas Nazel
and Ida L. Walker. both OF Alexandria, Va ;
VIM. A. Williams, of TennallytOwn, d. c.. ar
Sarah '. Jenkins: OF Georgetown. D. c.; Ma
thanlel Dyer and Margaret A. Porter.
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"ALDERNEY WAooNs"-Ffesh Alderney butter
Chnrned every morning. and delivered In Is lbs
Ward" prints, Acc. per lib. Also, cottage
cheese. huttermilk and sweet milk &c. per a.
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AN EFFORT TO BRING ABOUT REPUBLICAN HAIR
NONY.-The Alexandria Gazette OF yesterday
saws: "Gen. E. Nj. Whitaker, NJ. Trirnb,e, Major
j. It. Clements Dr.. Sam Houston and Col. Ste
venson, members Of the Garfield Towpath Club
of Washington, arrived in this city to-day and
called at the post Office, where consultation
was held in regard to political affairs Ia this
district. The purpose OF the consultation, IL is
understood, was to impress upon Sir. Mckenzie.
who is looked upon In Washington as dsor-
ganKer, the importance of the success OF the
republican ticket In this state. and 70 express
10 the reoe1liOuS postmaster their desire for
harmony In this the Eighth Congressional dis
trict- Major Bayly says he intends to remain
ID he field until shutdown on the ID day OF No.
yembfT."
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The Weather.
IMPLICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFiCR OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. Oct q. 1850, $50 am.
tor The middle states, cloudy or partly cloudy
Ntather, nort invest TO northeast winds higher
raIcfneter. stationary or lower temperature
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
IRE folloHiDg are the readings of the thermoIn-
eter at The Signal Office during the day am,
SoO: 1:35 am, SIC; IL am, $50; pm, coo.
Maximum. ca: IoiDimum. 50.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND FAkEwhLL CONCERT
Mr.. HERHDoS MoRsELL.
ARMoEY HALL.
ALEXANDRIA. "a,
THURSDAY EVENING, ocToBsR 2srH.
Tickets, 50 cents. Toy sa NJ Mstzerott & Co.'S.
ms leave every hour Until 6.2s. RoAts up to
tSo uD time for corcert}. returning by train after
C"Hee't. oct2f 81
ROtTE OF THE LONDON CIRCrS
la PARADE.
Inc Grand Procession viii cave tAe grounds II
tbroush . 10 9Th str at. eth tn q. thence to Ash
ara Indiana avenue TO cd. Peunsy lyalla sveaue
TO -, 2td 10 h, acns K 70 9th. and 20 grounds
NATIONAL THEATEB.
MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER q.
EVERY EVENING, WEDNESDAY, AND SATITR-
DAY MATINEE.
Rice's New ExIrsvaga "a Combination.
Tint Production in this cts of
TIE NEW EyAS6ELINE.
The New Evapgeline" is the Evsnseiine OF past
seasons rewritten oy Mr.. John Mc Nally. with sew
eral New Scenes and Original Musical Numbers by
New and spierd did Costumes; a Chorus of Young
Ladies, Il q powerful cart III characters
SATURDAY NIGHT-liraDd DJabie Bill Fan
MES new Opera Boutfr,
CALIS1,
And the Screaming Farce,
THE GOOSE WITH THE GOLDEN EGG.
MONDAY, November l, 1.-TWO \ ghts in Rome ~
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An Example Of Beueft Arising from =

In large mercantile establishments in New
YORK ana other large cities the many employees
naturally indulge In all the amuSementS that
are going. The passion for investing in lot
limited by the smallness OF their wages. Hence
the club system, where al the excitement Ia
furnished OF the ownership OF many tickets he d
at an expenditure OF but single dollar. or
course The amount won Is not as great as wlan
tne single holder holds the entire winning
UhkPt Mr.. Johu Z. Sass q prominent bus -
man In the employ of MessrS. Benton. Faulka Ger
q Bro. No. 35 Dey street New York city. an
eminently respectable and large firm OF iron
Ire september drawing Of the Louisiana safe
LOttery, and having mailed dollar To NJ. A.
Dauphin. No. 3l9 Broadway New York CITY. or
to same person at New Orleans La received
sl,25o as recompense. Next!
Annapolis, Md.:-C0tGens Liebjq,s Liquid Er,
tract OF Bpef Is most excellent preparation Ii
Is par excellence. superior to Cod Liver on or
anything have ever used in wasted or impaired
constitutions, and an excellent preventive OF
malarial diseases. Sold by all druggists and
grocers.
London HAIR RestoreT." lnSures new growth.
London Hair ReStOrer." Restores the color
London Hair Restorer." Exquisite dressing.
NO TOILET COMPLETE WITHOUT IT-THICKENs
Ihln hair, stops It's falling and the most per-
feet hair restorer and dressing the world has
ever known. We alUde to "LOndOn Hair COlOr'
ReSforer." A. A. Gibson. Barrytown, N. Y,
writes: ut has stopped my HAIR from falling
and restored 1t to its natural Color" ''LOBd09
Hdtr Restore''' Is sold by all druggists at IS
cents bottle.
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ROMAN and filled vest chains, y, at priggs.
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UNIVERSITY.

THE SCHOOL OF Lev
otens for the al nual term OF iSsO-'Si GFDNES-
Day EVENING. October 9th, at siN o'clock. m the
Lecture Hal, 9l5 ct. NV, in Wssh acton city.
Regular course OF two years, Pity ID liars per an
mum: Pest Graduate course, Twenty five Dollars
For particulars address
VA. EESRY DENNIS Secretary
sepS-2m 9l5 L st. n Washin.rrnn q. O.
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A niuselnents. dc.

NATIONAL TEEATER.-The Sherman cadets at
TENDED the National last evening. accompanied
by an escort OF the Washington Light Infantry
and enjoyed the fun in "Evangeline" The
house was Vel filled and the performance
lively. 'EvaDgeIfne' again 10 nigh.
The CIkCUS.-The great street procession o..
the London circus VIII leave the grounds at 10
a n. 10 morrow and march through street to
9Th, TO 9Th, thence to 4th and Indiana avenue
10 Sd street, to Pennsylvania avenue, 10 I'D
street, 10 h, to 9th TO the grounds.
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DAHER'S FANATIC CO.-Dramatlc
ID Performar ces furnished for LODGES, Societies,
&c kuatuer Performances directed and arranged /;
Scenery Furnished for Privs.e Theatricsls. WI.
81. BAKER, Odd Fellows Hail. City. octl2 Inn
OPEN FROM 8 A. NJ. TO 10P. M
HOS AND lila Z ST. Wv. sep14 Pm
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC,

j. 7. CAULFIELD, Rus. Doc, Principal.
btudies resumed Sept. 9th. aHg3O- I'm
krLGCJTtUN. - Miss M. K. SCHRRINER
h i2I2 1T n. il prepared 70 anize classes
IN focltlUn and to give priNate instruction TO in
ciyiduals. kefcreEces: Prof. Max galley, Elocu-
ZIONIST Yale College; Justice Strong. Su;t. J. Or
mond niiron, A. X. Spoffor1, Gong Librarian
Judge }. aIbell, Board Trustees Pubic Schoois
ID. o.. Mother Mary. Of st. Angels eet,4-2m
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IN Turk, for the training OF t.scrers with
model kin, erpartens ard advanced classes. For
circulars call on the Principals. Fra. LOUISE
Pnl LOCK, 929 Sth ST. Miss SUSIE POLLOCK.
1121 18th IT. ea.5lS-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-27

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where Laces and Lace Curtains are repaired sJL
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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-10-16

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