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SULPHUR BATHS, s.. Or. Bovee's, 800 T. st. +

TIE ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE O.!
Free haS0LS Tor the southern Jurisdiction OF
the United states commenced It's biennial ses-
sion IN the hall over the Bank OF the Republic
yesterday. Among those present were General
Albert Pike, Grand Commander; DR.. J. c. Batch
elor, or New Orleans; henry BUST OF Charles
ton, ). c.: William L. Mitchell, OF Athens. Ga
Samuel n: Todd. New Orleans; DR.. A. G
MNacAey, washington, ID. c.: Phelps E. Tucker,
Galveston, Texas: Martin Collins, St. Louis: MT
E. I. Car, Kansas; Gilmore Merldeth. Blti.
more. Nd: John /. Roper, Virginia; William NJ.
Ireland, District CT Columbia; DIR. j. NJ Browne
United States Navy; DR.. j. Frazer Head, United
states Army: Fred Weber. Kentucky, all OF
the thirty-third degree. After the Grand Com
mander delivered his address, the Supreme
council remained in secret session until 8
O'Clock, when it adjourned TO meet at ~ oclock
to-Gay. The loGge OF sorrow for the dead
brethren OF the past four years Will be held on
Thursday evening at The Foundry Methodist
Episcopal church, corner OF 14th and streets.
The Provincial Grand Lodge OF the Royal Order
OF Scotland, was held last night at the Scottish
Kite hail, corner d and It'll streets, when the de.
grees were conferred on fifteen candidates. in.
ciucing brethren OF nearly all the southern
states. there being two. Messrs. S. V. Noyes and
Thomas Someryile, from the District OF CO.
lumcia.
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GEORGETOWN.

DEATH.-Airs Woodreth. wife OF DR.. Wood
Ieth, formerly OF Philadelphia, aud sister CT
Mrs. Charles Dodge, died at the residence Of Mr..
DCGge, on west street, yesterday afternoon,
after a long Illness.
HE GRAIN TRADE.-The following boats ar
rived to-day: LOudOuu- with 1900 bushels Oh
wheat. Boat Farmers Friend, with $500 bush
els of wheat ana 500 bushels or corn. Boat sam.
uel JarbOe, with 4 100 bushels OF wheat. Boat
Mtdiey. with 2,000 bushels OF wheat ana 2O0G
bushels OF corn. Beat Dunlop, with 8 400 bu sil-
els OF wheat and GO bushels OF corn Boat
Whiting, with SS00 bushels OF wheat Boat
Ruby, with 5000 bushels OF wheat and 200 bar
Tels Of flour Boat Ii. w. Talbot with 2,20G
bushels OF wheat and 800 bushels OF corn.
MERCHANTS Observation-Disclosures On Change
Yesterday $1,000 bushels OF wheat, sold at
prices ranging from sl.0I to S11915.
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THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION PICrURE.-Re-
Gently. Judge James, to whom was assigned the
case OF FaSsett agt. Hitz, made a final decree
directing the sale or certain property. In this
case Mrs Fassett, being Indebted to HItZ, gave
a deed OF trust, and when the defendant was
about to foreclose procured an Injunction. the
defendant then applied for an Injunction to
oil paintings OF the electoral commission and of
Chief Justice Waite-and 1t is charged that they
were spirited away. AT any rate, Mr.. e. G.
Blunt, The trustee appointed to make sale, has
been unable TO ind them, and anxious inquiries
are being made as to their whereabouts. 1t is
said the former Is In Cincinnati and the latter
In Philadelphia.
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District Government Affairs.
THE LIQUOR LICENSE BOARD

THE LIQUOR LICENSE BOARD
met to day, Sir. COX IN the chair. The minutes
OF the last meeting were read, and the secretary
was directed to make all entries OF proceedings
In Inc record book. Several protests against
Applications were received and put on file with
the applications. to be considered when the
cases Gene up. Several applications were read
showing that the necessary number OF sigma
referred back. The secretary was Instructed to
notify the parties interested whenever the
papers are found to be informal The question
the majority OF the property owners and resi-
dents On the square opposite their places where
an open reservation intervenes, and it was
determined that IL would not be required sew
eral applications were returned as informal.
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Washington Grove Campmeeting
AaAOcpafiOn.

THE ANNUAL MEETING AND REPORT.
Last evening the annual meeting of the Wash
mgton Grove Campmeeting Association was
held at the Foundry NJ. E. Church, Major T. P.
organ presiding. and Mr. e. F. Simpson secre-
!afy. Ihe annual report was presented, show
Ing total receipts. $2,92l.42; expenditures,
81 s43.2e balance In tie hands OF the treasurer,
Sl.51S.56. including balance from last year.
There are some unpaid bills to be settled, which
Will reduce the balance to about $3.50 There
were erected during the year fourteen new cot
tages On the camp ground, making total of
unity. and one cottage is being erected In the
cottage department., (0etween the camp ground
ard the depot which will be followed by @. hers.
There have been four first. class pumps put In
and orders issued that the supply OF water
must De Increased TO its fullest extent I5 Is
proposed to erect new dining court, with
s siieeplng ga a.ccommodations above. The report
states that the meeting in August was an
orderly one, but few violations of law being
committed, and 1t was largely attended, the
average number quartered on the ground being
VIZ. In 100 tents. The number OF converts Is
stated 70 have been about twenty, but the
fruits OF the meeting cannot all be seen at once.
The report recommends that the presiding
elder be relieved OF the unpleasant task OF col
lectlng money, &C.; that the rent OF tent
sites AID the fees for preparation
of ground be abolished aud some arrangement
be msce for charging ground rent. The report
says tn prospects for the future of the associa
t1on ale fatteflBg. The meeting elected-trus.
tees and an executive committee as folio vs.:
TrusteeS-Dr. f. Howard, j. L. Mitchell, w. r.
woodward, b. III. Stineme'Z. NJ G.. Emery, J. y.
Wfllett, Z. F. Simpson and Rev. f. d. Owen
Executive commiItee-A. Ashley, Alfred Wood
J. Henry Wilson. L. w. WorthingtOa GeOrye |.
Hail. Grafton Monroe. George T. Woodward W.
Rutherford a. S. Holland, G. w. Mobley, VIM.
BurriS, Fl. A. LiDgu, Robert Cohen aad Joseph
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BRAcELETs-Ronan, enameled and chased. at

REV. NARAYAS SHE'S HADRI addressed larre
CoDgl egatlon at the New York Avenue Church
last evening on the subject OF India MI :. IL
Ia'fye Ilindoo OF high caste. and was converted
some years since and entered the Christian
ministry. After giving an interesting account
OF the natives CT India, their need of the Gospel
and the methods how in use 10 communicate. it
TO them. he said that In ISIS there were 60 coo
native Christians IL India, and In few years
l e believed that this number would DC largely
increased. He predicted that India wOuli
t6eome nominally a CHRISTIAN country, just as
the United States row tS.
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RUN AND DOMESTIC INFELIcITY.-TalS morn
ing IN The Police Court, Thomas s. Ffankiin a
lsIner elderly white man, was charged by his
wife, Margaret V. Franklin, with asSaUlttng
her. Mis- Franklin TOOK the stand, and between
her sobs she stated that she has been married
todeieroant for twenty years. and OF late he
has teen In the habit OF getting drunk and
trieuted anything towards supporting the
Isinlly, snd last night he came home drunk and
ASSAULTED ner fine Of IS or 10 days was I'm
PeSeo, al ne was required 10 give $500 bonds
Gays additional " "
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Dennis Forbes and Bette Williams; John e.
Aleider snd Josephine Homer; Langston w.
Allen and Virginia E. Holmes; Samuel w. Cunt
DER, OF Penn, and Mary E. Kelly; Marshal R.
Conner and Mary E. Nick, both OF r ockbrdge
C ,uDty Va; F. f. Repetlt and Emma Louise
MrNaIly,
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HITCH IN THE DULCIGNo SURRENDER. The
Dnlcigno held meeting on the nth inst, when
out OF seven articles proposed by Turkey the
Montelegrins accepted five, and the nogotia-
tons We're temporarily suspended on account
Germany are deeply opposed to Gladstone's
policy OF coercion, and will withdraw their
heets Immediately upon the surrender Of the
iOWu.
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PROPOSED New ROUTE FROM BUFFALO TO CHI
CAGo.-Cleveland Ohio railway circles have
been startled at the news Of the Incorporation
OF the Buffalo Cleveland and Chicago Railway
Company, in the interest or Jay Gould. The
pew road will run JUST south OF the Lake Shore
The entire road from Buffalo to Chicago can be
built for S25, coo co.,
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A WOMAN ASSAULTED AND ROBBED OF So BY
Two NEGRO HIGHwAYMEN.-Mis5N Nellie Comas
who keeps cigar store on E, between 18TH aud
18TH streets, appeared at the 10Th street police
Station. last evening. accompanied by a male
fIleDd, and reported that she had beer attacked
by two negroes, at the corner or 5tn street and
New York avenue, who Knocked her down and
Ioboed Ter o. $50 in money. She gave q fall
description or the negroes. and hoy they seized
her struck her on the mouth, and Suatchei her
pocket book. She gave the denomination OF the
notes she lost. and showed where her skirt was
torn by the thieves IN sn4tchIng her pocket
b2CS. She stated that she had met some la iy
friends In street Car. and had taken some re
frFshmentS with them on New York avenue
after they all left the Car; that after partilr
with them she was assaulted and robbed as
stated, and that she gave the alarm, but 10 one
was lear 10 lender any help.
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THE JOBSsCN-JoHSSOS HoMICIDE-In the case
CT j. :. NJ. johnson, The young white man wn0
Ii q aIged With the murder or James a. Johu-
son, Coored, and which Is set for trial on No
yem5sr 18th, the counsel for the prisoner
Mesars. Cook and Fail-yesterday filed Int, r
IIegatorles 20 be sent TO Pittsburg, Cumberland
beihs county. Pa, and other places These
shcw that the defence win be hereditary in
sanity. 49,
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
Andrew Bischon TO Chas. DiSnor, lot 6, So AS;
$500. henrietta Mowdago TO Caroline Ouch
ochors, part tract called "Oxen;n 81 500. Ele-
nora kesner to David Murphy, lots A
ana b. So 499; 5000. A.. ID. Hennings 10
frayser and Prescott to John NJ. Shipper. l)t
"a. sec !, IN sub. of Barry Farm; $500. Henry
Hurt and Charles c. Ivey, trustees to Virginia
GoldWe!l 10 Henry Hurt, same property; 81, 2ol,
Reginald Feudali, commissioner. to Mary VII
kinsoD, part OF lot ID, so. 7s5; 8. Hugh Mas
Georgetown 5000. Charles s. Best et al. 20
stephen SAITH, part OF lot 6, So $50; 81, $50.
Robert Earl to Virginia e. Earl. lot 16 So. 1ol;
sub. OF original lot 20, so. 100; $500. Molly D
Barrett to Chas. w. Fadely, lot g. So SIS; s. 500
EVERY CASE OF coughs or colds Is cured BY Dr.
, Ills Cough Syrup Price Is Genus Q bottle,
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusemeufs. Ac.. Tonight
National 7R6ater.-Maggie Mitchell in Fan
chon.-
FOrd's OpeTa EOuse-ss'Tne Galley Slave"
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NORMAN WIZARDS WIFE APPLIES FOR DIVORCE.
Mary Jane Wizard, By her counsel. yesterday
MED Dill Tor divorce against Norman Wizard,
the famous inventor ana ceaI on m3nufac turer.
She states that they were married on Aprti TO-
1e66. ana have ten children. and she charges
that be deserted his family. July H. 1875, going,
as she believed, TO New York, and that since
that tine he has nOi supported or cared for hts
family. Gen. Henkle IS counsel for Mrs. Wizard
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a WIFE's APPLICATION FOR DrvoRCE-Ida F.
Evans has By Dir. j. E. Norris filed III
against Richard Evans for divorce. Sh
states that under the name OF West-r;ieti
she WAS married TO defendant In 1873 by Res
s. shannon; that she has TWO children QUE OF
whom is now living, and she charges that he
deserted her In May, 1871.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF YOUNG LApy.-The Alex
aLoria Gazette says that Miss Susie V. DAILY a
NouIg lady q Years or age, fell on the floor a;
the residence or her grandfather Mr. CnriStian
Scbafer, on Fairfax street, In that city. yester-
day afternoon, about $50 O'Clock and died ~
fore medical assistance could reach her Or
freEch, who was Immediately summoned pro-
nouLced that the cause OF the sudden aato as
heart disease.
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L ACK SILKS,
Is Cts, 81 CTS. 81, $I.25, SI5O.
BLACK SATINS,
81 CTS, 81, s1.25. 81 so.
COLORED SILKS,
rs C1s., 81 CTS 81, sl.lO. sl.25.
BLACK ClSHMEREs.
Is CTS, 80 CTS, 81 CTS 40 CTs., 80 CTs. Or.
COLORED CASHMERES,
rs CTS, so CTS, 81 Cts 40 Crs so Crs
FLANNELs, BED TICKING, CLOTH FOR MEN
AND BOYS, BLANKETS, BED COM
FORTS, SHEETING COTTON, CAN
TON FLANNELS, BLUE FLAN-
NEIS FOR LADIES' SUITS,
WATERPROOF CLOTH,
CLOAKs, sHAWLS,
C. NJ. TOWsOS's,
CSC Pennsylvania avenue, south side,
octl6 Near 18th street and Center Market.
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CATARRH-Complete trea sment for sl.0O. One
bottle Radical Care. one box Catarrhal So,rent
and one Improved Inhaler with treatise and
directions, may now be had OF all druggists for
$1.oo. ASK for SdndfOrG s Radicdl.C
Itching Piles
Is one OF the most annoying diseases In the
world, and yet all can find sure relief by the use
OF Dr.. Stcdg7ae's Ointment. 1t has been tested
makes q sure cure. The symptoms are molS-
tuTe ike perspfratiOn, intense itching ncreased
hy scratching, very distressing, particularly at
nlght, as IL pin worms were crawling In and
ABOUT the rectum, the private parts are some
times af1ected. Procure the ointment at once.
Sold by all druggists.
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"RoUGH ON RATS" AJAX druggist for II. It
clears out rats, nice, reaches, bed-bugA 16c
box; for washington at 40 Pa avenue
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"AIDEkNKY W AGONs. Fresh Alderney butter
churned every morning. AMI delivered In Is lbs
Ward" prints acc. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese. huttermilk and sweet milk &c. per qt
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Democratic Meetings Inst Night.


hall, on street, j. S. Vowles In the chair and
w. T. Donaldson secretary. The president
stated the need OF raising campaign funds, and
appointed committee to collect funds 70 be
turned over to the national democratic congress
sional committee. An invitation TO attend the
Leesburg barbecue was received and accepted
Addresses were delivered by j. s. Vowles, w. T.
Donaldson and Guy II. Thompson The
South Washington democratic club met last
evening, Mr.. E. ID. Wright in the chair, Mr. W.
Z. Thomas secretary. a committee OF twenty
was appointed &c raise funds to be sent to the
national committee. DR.. j. Webb Rogers aud
DR.. Charles Allen addressed the meeting DID,. The
East Washington Hancock and English club
net last night, the president, Mr.. E. f. Barnes,
in the chair and Mr.. Lorenzo A. Bailey secre-
tary. Mr.. Bailey, chairman OF the committee
on address, reported that the address was CON-
pleted. Fir. Maginnis moved that committee
OF three be appointed to present the address to
the congressional committee for circulation
Adopted; and the chair appointed as such COM
mlttee Messrs. Bailey. Robertson and Magianis
a communication from the conference commit
lee, enclosing the resolution adopted by that
body, inviting this club 10 send three delegates
10 the proposed lew central committee, Was
i hne, on me Table. An invitation to the Lees
Duig demonstration was accepted. MIR. Bailey
presented resolution cOndemnng the action
or the conference committee and regretting that
any DIVISION should arise on questions of so
comparatively little consequence as those raised
Dy Tie formation OF new central committee
The resolutions were unanimously adopted A
resolution was also adopted which set forth
that many Office holders in this city voted in
the october elections and propose to vote In the
November elections, who have no right so to
vote by reason OF their having Registered and
voted in this District since their residence or
have In other ways renouuced their respective
state citizenship, and that any Information of
this character should be reported st once to the
proper authorities. At the meeting OF the
18th district Hancock and English club last
night tie president, Mr.. G. G. Frayser, made an
address,
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The Rev. John A: Perry, Baptist, is under
arrest In Rhode Island on a charge of burn.
Ing his property to obtain the excessive insur-
dECe.
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435 New York NJ.

PUh!kMoMA az. Is sUIRqEnalEDING ALI
other remedies for COUGHS. THROAT and
cents; A b. METTEE. Proprietary ia ". Fay.
v. Leech and A. Foster. Waahington. D. d. Rev's.
a. =. Gibson u. D.. VIM. =. Kdwafds, D. D., D..
d. CARROLL and 9. 4. Wilson, Baltimore, Nd.
octl-5,m. van
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CITY ITEMS.

RBNEARs C0UGH MIXTURE cures q cold In a
very short time. Quarter-pint bottles. g
cents tuthSS3
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TIE CONCERT TO Nix HERNDoN MoRsEII.-A
musical event OF no nttl7 interest takes place
at Lincoln Ial tomorrow night, in the com
pllMentary concert rendered 10 Mr.. Herndon
hofsel. OF this city, whose superb tenor voice
is matter OF pride to the people OF Washing
Ton. Mr.. Morsen has lately returned from
Italy. where his fine voice has been deyei )peii
and trained TO point which has given HIN an
European reputation, and the musical pubic OF
Washington Will feel much interest In hearing
him after his thorough course of vocal cuit.ya-
ton He Will be assisted tomorrow night by
an array or excellent musical talent embracing
Oh names as Miss Mygatt. Miss Espara. Hiss
Evan and Messrs. Pugh, kOhr, Hay, Adlms
II q aid Wald6clser.
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TIE CLINGIAN ELECTRIC LIGHT PATENT CASE.
1esleIday II the Court IN general T1rm iGc
patent appeal OF ex-senator Crngman, OF
North Carolina, In which he was refused. og the
Patt n o.; c. Patent for al improvement IN
electric Eight, was decided. the appeal osing
dismissed Mr. Clingman has mine of zircjl
upon his estate In North Carolina, and he
Claims that by reducing the ZircO1 to pow
Gtr ard combining IL with carbon he can make
loop Tor electric light which Will never wear
cut nor change, and at the same time, win
afford the most powerful resistance to the pas
sage CT the current and thus develop the utmost
fIcanteScelce. Judge Cartier n delivering
the opinion said that while this would be pat
entaeie IL the loop had been made and found
effective, there was nothing now TO patent eY-
c5pt theory. Patents did not cover such cases
aid the atent office must be sustained, aud
Mr.. Clingnan'S petition was dismissed for tails
reason.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
TAKE NOTICED
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

kc"fStu'0 otute LottefD company.
This institution was regularly Incorporated by
the legislature of the state for educational and char
liable purposes in 1868 for the term OF
yiolabe faith of the state is pledged, which pledge
has been renewed by an overwhelming popular
adOpted December I'd, A. D. 1879, with capital Of
Geo, GOO, TO which it has since added reserve
fund OF over $3.50, 0t0.
IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRICT
TON will take place monthly, the second
Tuesday.
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EDGAR's COUGH SPECIFIC is the best.

"BuCHUPAB1A."- complete cure 20
DAYS; all urinary complaints; 81, at druggists.
For washington at $50 Pa ave-
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pLUmBING,
PLUMBING,
HEATING
AND vEHTILsvING.
EDWARD CAvERLY a. CO.

Are exhibiting a fine line OF GAS F.yTI7aEs
In neM and attractive designs-Hands some pa RIO
CRATES. Low and elevated OVEN RANGES
either Portable or Brick Set Fire Place H "a
ERS, &C.. &C.. and call especial attention. m
THE COMMANDER" CAST IRON FURNACE
THE ''MAGEE STANDARD WROUGHT nm,
FURNACE, AAAo-'
THE LIE IROII" ELEVATED OVEN. COOK
ING AND HEATING RANGE. oAA
THE LIE DROIT" FIRE PLACE HEArrp
National Fair Association last fall Va lac
Woods PARIS RANGES. Woods LIGHTNING
PARLOR Sun, SUNLIGHT, and EleQant ii Az,
ER6 In stock. Also. REPAIRS for same.
EDWARD CAvERLY 4 CO..
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Announcements. DC.

NATIONAL THEATER.-Maggte Mitchell in
'FanChCn." st the National Theater last even
ing, delighted her audience. as She always does.
"FaIchon" was pres ented in excellent style All
the memceGS Of the company enacted their roles
in so excellent a manner tbat the whole per-
Torrance was very smooth. and married by no
bitches or baulES "FalChon" VIII De repeated
tonight.
FORDs OPERA HOUsE-Bartiey Campbeirs
beaUtisl play, The Galley Slave" was pre-
sented at the opera House last evening. A large
audience witnessed the performance. Both the
Play and the manner of its performance were
pronounced q success The company IS a very
good one, anG give good performance, which
should Lot be missed by any lover OF good act
iEg.
PRAYERS OF C0LoRED BAPTTsTs FOR RsPUB.
1lCAN SUCCFSS--At a meeting CT colOred Blp-
there was much Citation over the rece2tly
achieved republican victory and the follow
Ing resolution. offered by the Rev. DR.. Laws,
pastor or the Virginia avenue Baptist church
was unanimously adopted: Whereas the in
Vinc1o.e proofs of Almighty Providence have
always gene in favor OF obedience, be It with
nations OF Individuals; and whereas recent
proofs OF His demonstrated providence exercised
IN the occurrence Of the elections in the several
states OF The great west on Tuesday, October ~
instant; ana whereas, united prayer and IN.
snaEen faith are essentially necessary to accom-
pfSn TIE greatest WORK; and whereas, the eyer-
Csc OF Iai1h liz the Almighty Is the only weapon
lelt 10 GS as citizens Of the District OF Columbia
resolved. that We as Christians. do aDpreciata
these means, the highest blessings to accom-
Phsh the greatest good. and do hereby call upon
Ihe christian public TO continue In PRAYER TO
GOd.7 A Pi"'ei :"
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THE PLACE TO HAVE YOUR ELECT BET
Il HATS made is at CUNNINGHAMS. IN
the latest style. Felt Hats repaired. =
octl6 CUNNIe CHAM, TAO 8th st. n W.
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EVERY CASE OF coughs or colds Is cured By Dr.
B lll's Cough Syrup Price IS Genus bottle. t
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MABINIs sATURBAv EVENING

VIII commence SATURDAY, October IN, 1880
Of the GEhMAN viii begin at once Tickets TO t6e
came can be lad st the Academy only, ga go
street NV.
Reduced rates for season tickets se3n-rm
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PA TERN BOSNETS and HATS fine MILL
NERY GOODS, DRESS TRIMMINGS aid BIZ T.
Tons. three styles of FRENCH C0RSETS. UN-
UEhGkb MhNTS, IACES, fine NEOhWkAR,
MD GLOVES. SUITS, LADIES' OLOAKS,
MISSES CIOAKS, OaCHMERE WRAPPERS,
and all the nsost recent Novelties.
M. WILLIAM. Cite Ire yise, Paris. 907 Pa. ave-
Feathers Dyed, Curled and Cleaned equal to new
ones. sep3O
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-08
On WdI2aatt Street.

Rice & Irvine's ADDITION TO st. Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Block. Assessm't.
Henry Willis, se'ly so
fit of ............ 8 81 $40 rs