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Relief Instantaneous. Cure Pre-
MaAenf.
Complete Treatment for One Dollar.
Think Of 1t. Relief and Care for ,he Small
Sum Of One Dollar.
Universal Satisfaction of Great
Remedy.
NOtc Selling in Erery Totrn and City of
the United States.
Universal Satisfaction of Great
Remedy,
No,c Selling in Erery Totrn and City of
the United States.

sANFORD'S RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH.
consisting Of one bottle RADICAL CURE, one box
CATARRHAL SOLVENT snd one IMPROVED
INHALER. is safe. certain. permanent AID eco.
nomcal cure for Catarrh Of every form, and is the
most perfect remedy ever devised It is applied
locally by Insulation and constiutionaly by in
ternal administration. Locally applied, relief Is
Instantaneous. It soothes, heals and cleanses the
nasal passages of every feeling of hesviness, ob-
struction, dulluess or dizziness Constitutional'y
administered it renovates the blood. puriies it of
the acid poison with which it is always charged in
periects digestion, makes new blood and permits
the formation Of sound, heal by tissue aud finally
markable curative powers when al other remedies
utterly fail. of sANFORDS RADICAL CURE, are
attested by Thousands who gratefully recommend
it to fellow-suferers. No statement is made re-
esrding it that cannot be substantated by the most
respectable and reliable references 1t is a great
and good medicine, and worthy all confidence.
Each package contains one bottle of the RAD
ICAL CURE, one box CATARRHAL SOLVENT,
and an IMPROVED INHALER, with treatise and
directions, and is sold by all druggists for ST. Ask
for sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE.
General Agents. WEEKS POTTER, Boston
COLLINS voLTAIC PLAsTERs relieves in five
minutes. octlI
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r. p. Jackson for the United States for the
use OF Thomas Beck and VIM. Beck. children OF
VIM. Beck, deceased, has entered suit against
Charles ]. Brewer as guardian and " Brewer
as suritieS on his bond for $500, Claiming
SS9611.
Street lamps will be lighted at 1890 pm. and
extingu1shed at 4:20 am.
Columbia Commandery Knights Templar has
determined TO visit Baltimore In body To-
morrow TO participate In the ceieofation I'D tnat
city and will attend In full uniform. going on
special train at $3.50 a m. and returning In the
evening of the same day. The tickets for the
round trip have been fixed at 81. The diStinc-
tive badge fsilver) OF the cOmmandery will be the
only decoration permitted TO &c worn Dy the
members On this occasion
The ChicagOes beat the Nationals In the ball
game SATURDAY by 10 4.
The Dashawsys held a meeting at Temperance
hall last evening. Addresses We're made by MIR.
EaCleStOn the president. MeSSrS. b. +. Otphant,
g. VI. Fillmore. p. c. Cheeks. Jasper w. john
sob. r. B. Avery. L. George Combs, Frank CRad-
wick tof BostOn.) and Mr.. Watkins Addison, Of
Georgetown. The Misses Weaver sang several
songs.
The alleged three-card monte man. f. A. Levi
arrested Friday on the charge OF SW1ndllng l..
VI. Sternburg ont OF $500 on the Virginia side OF
the river. was dismissed FROM the Police Court
to-day, the complaining witness having failed
to appear.
Howes. residing In Montgomery county, Nd. in
returning from Virginia on horseback. dtScOV
eIed q white male child on the roadside ne
ROssIyn, which had been abandoned He heard
the cry or the child In some bushes, and going
to the place found babe about four weeks
old which was subsequently taken TO ST. AIMS
aSy lum in this city.
The returns from Indiana and Ohio will be
announced from the stage at FordS opera
House tomorrow evening.
The alarm al II ~ O'Clock to-day was for IRE
In the stable In the rear OF DR.. Smith residence,
on 12lh street. near NJ street. The tiremen
promptly responded; loss about slo1; origin OF
fire unknown.
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T AW SCHOOL
~ OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

AW SCHOOL
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
JAMES @. YELLING, LID,
yHE HON. wA skhTIIRE ). cox LID
PROFESSOR OF THE LAW OF REAL AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY, OF CONTRACTS. AND OF CRIMES
AND NISDEMEAGO3S.
WILLIAM A. MAURY, LII. D.,
PROFESSOR OF EQUITY. JURIsPRUDENCE, OF Com
MON Law AND EQUITY PLEADING, OF THE
LAW OF EVIDENCE, AND THE Law
OF PARTNERSHIP.
THE Hon ALEXANDRA b. HAGNER, IL. D.,
LECTURER ON CRIMINAL Law
GsOkGE F. APPLEBY. ESQ.
JUDGE OF Moor COURT AND ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
- OF LEGAL PRACTICE.
The exercises Of this Schsol will be resumed in
the Law building Of the University Judiciary
the Sc. WEDNESDAY IN OCTOBER (0cto-
Der l3th) st six O'Clock p. m, when opening ai-
dresses will be made by the Professors. and when
new students. are invited to he present.
ne enure Charge for tuition. lectures, and al
faculties OF the School, in its Undergr .duate De-
Partmert is eighty dollars for single year. or one
hundred and fifty dollars for two years payable IN
adNance nail yearly, Or in monthly instruments, at
the option Of Students.
The fee for the Post graduate course in practice
covering period of nine months, is S25.
By particular invitation being in response to call
IRON more than seventy graduates in law and
mempers OF the bar. the Hon; alexander Hag-
ner, Ii Associate Justice Of the Supie ne Court
o. the District OF ColuILbid, Will deliver Special
Course OF Lectures on Criminal Law during tie
Thursday evening Of each week at O'Clock, and
the general theory OF the course viii be explained
by Judge Hagner at the opening of the school
viii be $40.
Catalogues may be bad on application to Messrs.
W. Fl. & 0. II. MORRISON, ITS Penna. ave. also
18th st. or by addressing the President of the Fac
ulty. sepl6-1m
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-, DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded az follows

DEEDs II FEE have been Recorded "a fnllo.vs.-
o. ~ Blunt to j. A. J. Cresswen ct al, lot T. 81.
Sc: 3. 7; Payne to T. d. Arnold, lot II, 81.
l 1of e. "; VI Hntherford to 7. Hopkins pt and
20. Iso 500 Hoffman and Fox trnst,a.pss r.
y; l.. morrison. lot Isl So sos; 81 6s5 T.
john n1 Au 70 vary G. ksl So1 n lot 2a
Conner to trustees Third Baptist ch1rch To- NJ
50 92S; =, 200. J, j. Shipman to joseph and +
Ll6bey, lot Beall's addition to Ge5rpefo . ~
545: sl,40o. Henry Douglass to John Don 81 So
so. 81; $500 NJ. J. Burr ct al. to Phoebe Hamn,
Ton, lot 25, So. $50; $. John Scott to WilIian,
Wm. Mayse lot B, So $50; 81 500. VIM Wavs 70
to Maurice Roche. lot Il, SCI. 1.O9G; 800. A. p
Clarke to A. c. Clarke, lot 20, Barry farm: siaa
commissioners OF the Freedmen's Savings and
Trust Co. 10 A. p. Clarke. lot 20. Barry fa~m.
s.5. Mary E. Cooley to F, S. Cooley, lot . 50 60
2S; $. John Douglass to Columbus Alexan1er
-, so. 81: $500. ,
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,ECUSE YOUR VALUABLESl
NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
18th Street and New York Avenue.

Fire. Burglar aud Damp Proof Vaults from 50
16b year. Government Bonds OF. deposit FOR
p per p 600 hiso, reoeives silver~are 10 Trunks
aey, president: Geo. ". Kegs. yfos president; B.
9: Snyder. secretsry; A. l. sturtevAnt, treasurer:
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TWO AND oNE-HALF YARDS WIDE

TWO AND ONE-HALF YARDS WIDE
SHEETING COTTON, WHITE, 20 CENTS.
ALL-WOOL CASHMEREs. 25 CENTS.
BLACK SILKS. 75c., SIC, 81. 90, 81 25. 81 50
BLACK sATINs. SIC, SLIGO. sl.25.
BLACK CASEMEhES, &c., Sic Sic, 45c, 50c
up.
LARGE DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, from
50 SO Per Pair.
BED COMFORTS, 75c., 81. co, 1925.
CLOTH FOR MEN AND BOYS WEAR, Soc.
SIC, Acc. 80 GENTS.
CLOAKS,
SKIRTS,
FLANNELS.
PIANO COVERS.
CARPETS.
IEGRAiNS. SIC, 40c., 45c., Soc.
BRUSSELS, &c, 9Oc., CSC SLIGO.
ATWOOD IEaRAIN CARPETS, 60 CENTS.
PAPER LINING, 7 GENTS YARD.
C. M. TOvVSOT,
636 Pennsylvania avenue, south side,
oct9 Near 7th street.
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RANGE OF THEsrHgRaoNETE
LOCAL NEWS.

ansusements. &c. Tonight
National Teater.-Maggie Mitchell In Jane
Eyre
FORTS opera RO,Lsp.-"naZel Kirke."
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A ST. Louis dispatch states that Jos. X. En-
met Was much better last night and improving
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Looking Up the Voting Records of
Department Clerks

avSTY RELICS OF THE DAYS OF SUFFRAGE
The democratic central committee having In
formation that number OF department Gle ks.
who have been residents Of this city for May
Years, and exercised the privilege OF voting
here before Congress took that right from the
CITIZENS or this District, have left the city far
the purpose OF voting In the Ohio and Indiana
elections, Mr. Robert Bah on Thursday last ap-
piled to the District Commissioners tor the Last
registration list CT voters Ia October. iS;s In
order TO ascertain who had exercised this rlpn,
at that election. The proper arrangement OF
Inese Ists requiring some time he was re-
queSted TO call Friday for them. In the mean
tlme secretary Tindall endeavored TO get the
DESIRED papers, ana upon overhauling them In
me basement room OF the Columbia building
found that they were IN state OF decay fro M
dampness. They were all brought up stairs
when most or them were musty from bl lex
mould. and the whole building was filed with
brought from the City Hall several years ago
Property Clerk Townsend directed that th3y
be placed In this vault there being no Other
room for them. There they have lain ever
since until now. Friday Mir. BAH returle
10 the Office. and seeing that it was imposs ale
10 make any thing OUT OF mildewed papers gave
were returned 10 the basement again Waite
laying in the secretary's room maDy oers llS
awaited themselves OF the chaace TO cosie;'
speCimenS OF the Old ballots wnich were use. ia
Ii c last elections In this city.
THE CITIZENS REGATTA will take place Wei.
II viii come on Saturday Is inc ,rtrct; Toe
handsome gold prizes are on exhibition at Gait
Bros. q Co.
1HE TRAVEL TO BALTiMORE--The trains 70
baItmore yesterday were all well filled, and
ms morning. all the trains on both roads were
eaAtd 70 their utmost capacity. To-day there
are put rev organizations going over. The fare
Was Iked some time since at 81. 90 for the round
tIIp. equal 10 half fare, On both roads. and 20
organizations Of 80 or over at 81 each-ticke;s
GOO lor TWO days. IL is said, however that
one ioau mas commenced TO cut by selling single
Iounu mp tickets at 81, and il Is not unlikely
Va, tnsre VIII be further reduction during the
week. among the organizations here which
Will attend the celebration are the Kntghts
Ismplar, who go over TO morrow; tue Knights
OF 81 Patrick, St Peter, ST. COlumktlle and
other Catholic knights, on Thursday, and tae
kn1gnts OF Pythias, the Uniformed Patriarchs
on Friday.
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On TRIAL FOR MURDER-This morning in
John Beckett, colored, indicted for the murder
OF kosalee Ellen Harris, In July 1879, was re-
sMu alss; Perry for the government, and
t Messfs' W. A. Cook aud T. II. Fall for the de-
eeXpialnfd plan or the scene OF the homictie
b SmaIies Leach testified to Beckatt's character
5 5ei,g gOod- Alice Dorsey testified that P0ia-
adllhculty at the park; that in the car he
threatened 10 whip the crowd In which Beckett
T Tas ano adter her return to the house (Poa-
inc frf se heard the report OF pistol SQUAD
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-~
CONTENT OF C0CRT.-Frank Morgan an
italian musician, was brought into tle Police
Court, this morning. Cd an attachment for con-
tempt Of court In falling TO answer summons
He claimed that he did not understand English
well enough 10 know the meaning OF the paper
that the officer read to him The court said
that anybody who could speak English as well
as The prisoner, could certainly understand it
when spoken 10; and he would fine defend lat
s.. or ten days in Jail
a SINGULAR RAILROAD ACCIDEST-On Satur-
day night, as stock train from the Virginia
Midland railroad. drawn by b. and o. engine
was coming northward on the Alexandria rail-
road In charge OF conductor OF the Il. and p.
road, an ACCIDENT took place az Four mile Run.
There were over twenty cars attached TO the
train, ana tange OF one OF the wheels split on
and EEL between the rails, and TWO OF the cars
ran on mo lht nver, and three others were
baoiy teieScoped, letting the stock tuto the
river, Which az that point Il not deco Nineteen
neae oI caltIe were drowned, as well as num-
Ger OF sheep. TIE loss amounts to near s. OJa
Tor which II Is Claimed the Midlandt 1Inp iny Is
Responsible. y Wrecking train was at once dis
Patched 10 the scene OF the wreck and the tra, *
was cleared II time for the afternoon trains
yesterday. 4 number OF spectators vera on
the ground yesterday looking for profitable in
Nestnenls In manned cattle. Many OF the cil-
unless the health authorities are ylglIant som !.
OF the meat VIII doubtless mn ia WAY into Tn,s
markets the unlnJlred cattle and all that
could bear transportation were hauled OlcS 10
Alexandria and were sent north toby.
CANT HELP lT.-Butter goae to zoe. f. f.
worth SEC. wholesale will drop as soon as pos.
sible, but am afraid IL Will go still higher E.
X. Ward, Alderney Dairy Depot; saiesrooms
and wagons throughout the city.
TIE LUTHERAN sySop.-At the session Of the
Maryland Synod OF the Lutheran Church al
Westminster, Md. Saturday morning, the prayer
meeting was LED BY Rev. Mr.. Bowen, and the
devotional exercises OF the business session
were conducted by Rev. j. j. Suman. Delegates
10 the general synod were elected as follows
rev. Dr. Domer, clerical delegate, and DR.. Kemp,
"; White, and Measrs. Rowe and Keedy lay
Gs,ss e1ese The synod adjourned to meet Oc.
OSi :, 1881. IN ST. Paul's church washington,
". T., now u charge Of Rev, DR.. Domer,
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EDUCATIONAL.

MME; a: RIEHL has resumed her classes in
study either of the above languages viii please call
early, that classes for beginners. grammar and con-
ter. Prices greatly reduced for cubs Residence.
SiS 9Th ct. NV. Call from TO 10 IN. or 20
Pm. oct9-2 ys
MISS OSB0RNE'S BOARDING AND DAY
NJ SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, at 943 n
ST. nv. Glasses for advanced pupils in Art and
guageS. oct1-Sm
SCHOOL OF MUSIC, 707 Sth at NV. Rates
- So. 60 month and upwards. Experienced
teachers in piano. voioe, orxan. etc Free eNer-
cises. Church organ. oct5
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An Elegant Toilet Preparation,
hair dressing and restorative is found I'm .sLoJs-
d0n Hdu Color ReS{oT'er." It seldom falls 10
restore gray hair or faded hair to its original
youthful color and beauty. Falling hair is
checked by its use. and 1t produces growth of
beautiful young hair. SOFT, glossy and luxu-
rant. 1t certainly is the most clean,y and ef.
fectiye hair restOrer now before the American
people, "LonlOn Hair color Rest0rey'" can be
obtained at al the leading druggists at Is cents
bottle. Six bottles 81.
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. If
lacking flesh, VITAL brain, or nerve force, use
"WelteS' Health Re7lelCer." Greatest remedy on
earth for 1mpotency. sexual debility, decline. &C.
81 at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street, NY,
and Tor washington at $50 Penn'a avenue
"ALpERNRY WAGONS Fresh Alderney butter
churned every morning. and delivered In Is lbs
Ward prints, 40c. per ID. Also, cottage
cheese. huttermilk and sweet milk SC. per OF
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The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcERl
WASHINGTON, oct. Il. 1850, 9:3l am. {
Fer New England and the Middle states.
warmer southeast 70 southwest winds, clear or
fair weather and stationary or slowly falling
barometer.
RANGE OF THESrHgR8oNETER-
The following are the readings of the thermom-
eter at the Signal ONCE during the day. An,
$50: 7:35 am, so; II am. 10; pm, ~.
Maximum. IS: minimum. sos.
Yesterday Sunday, october 10, the ther-
mOneter at the signal Office in this city. stood
as follows: am, 500; t:95 m, Sc: II am,
zee: 2pm., 16o; pm, 100; pm, o.; II p.
m, $50. Maximum, re-; minimum, 49,.
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Il FOR EARLY FALL WEAR.
NJ, In ADDITION to , our large ssock Of IN a.
We have just received from New York sew 81
eral cases of FUR ana FELT TRIMMED ~-~~
BON NET at moderate prices
MONOGRAM KID GLOVES, 2 buttons rs cts.
buttons, 81 buttons, 81. 25; buttona, 81. SO
III button White Kid. 81 GO.
Mis-. M HUNT.
oct7 Nos. 62l and 633 ID street.
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EGaptist Missionary Meetings.

The Bapt1sts or this District held SATURDAY
and yesterday a series of special meetings Ia
the interest OF the Amert AN Baptist Public l.
ton Society and Its missionary work specially
IL the District OF Columbia. Rev. Dr.. G. J.
johnson, OF Philadelphia missionary secretary
or the society. and Rev. J. e. English, OF Bat.i-
more. Sunday school missionary for Maryland
were present during the meetings. The services
began Saturday evening at the Wayland The1-
logical Seminary, where Rev. d.. johnson de.
llyered lecture. Yesterday morning at the
First and the North Baptist churches, and IN
the afternoon at the Calvary Baptist
school centenary celebration. Mr.. Eng
lish delivered an address at the North
church and DR.. Johnson at the other tgrc
ard In addition at the First Baptist and Cavalry
mission Dr.. johnson delivered an address on
"OHr Baptist SUnday-School Society,"" At the
II o'clock morning services Dr. johnson
p1e2chcd at Cavalry church, Rev. T. II. Greene
az the Fifth church. and at the First Baptist
MI. English. He presented the claims or mis-
sionary work to the congregation in a very
effective manner, as did Dr.. johnson at Cav
airy and DT. Greene at the Fifth church. At 3
p. m. Mr.. English preached a sermon ana male
presentation OF the claims Of missionary work
at the Nineteenth street (cOl0red) church. and
at l:3o Mr.. English at the Fifth cOlored church.
and DR.. Johnson at the Fourth colored church.
Or. johnson at the First Baptist church, at
night, preached a forcbie sermon. The col
lectlonS were unusually rye.
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THE MILD POWER CURES.
HUMPHREXY
HI . X EOPATHIC SPECIFlC1s

- - " - ~ " a III 4S6s
SSsoved from ample experience entire suceaas
SM1pie prompt, efficient. aud relable. they are The
Wy medicines adapted to popular nss.
AIsT PRINCIPAL NOS. CURES. PElCk.
4 TsSefs. CongesttCn, Inhamnst.ons ....... .I
q WoIms. Worm Fever, Worm Collie ........ z!
q MhSnf Oohc, or Teething Of Infsuts...... q
1arrnea OF Children or Adults. .......... =
O. Uysentery, Gripping, Bilious Colo. ......... q
=. Caolera Mcrbue, Vomiting ,..,.--,.....,, q
d Soukus. UolC. onchitis.,........,..... g,
g. MeuIaigia, Ioothache. FaCeachc. q;
* neaoache, Sick Headaches, Vertigo ....... 2:
~ Eyspepstas Bilious OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Y
- SMMRPressed or Painful periods....,....... 2t
IL Wntes, too profuse Periods ... 2s
IL S SsyTtqp Oough, Difficult Breathing -. as
III pnIhs nneum, Erysipelss, EruptiOiis 2F
IA GEmeumatsm. Rheumatic Pains - 2s
II piieS nH Aeue, UmII, Fever, Agnes, so
l0 Cafarrh nu ~ 6leedfng ................... so
2O Whocnn. acute or chron1c Inliuenzs. CO.,. 80
81 GGM0Opi1g Cough. violent Coughs fO
al Ei1nSe1sM Debility. Physical Weekneos 30
a. Nervoys so
m C4e nj ID
% EEIluAty weakness, Wettng the Bed SG
w. Oasoase OF the Heart. PalpifaHon . ~
n, .... I01 aALH BIZ ALI. D1uooIera
- 10y - sSs oeees on single Vial free Of ch..s
.Aaassss HgkM le xomnopAru,c ,-.n
IQ!NE CO.. lQ9 fulton g.. NJ. '"Ao AHi'-
puxe as psge1h sa't fFeS, apS s.so ys
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Your BOyS Will Ee Pleased With
the Style.
And you Will be pleased with the price of our
Fall Suits.
NOAH WALKEf Co., Tailor5 and Clothiers.
W,fm,3 625 Pennsylvania ave-
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THE S0CIETE FRANCAIsE p'BIF,F.Js ,scs baa
hled certificate Of Incorporation with the re-
coIder OF deeds, the object being TO furnish
fellef 10 French residents OF this city. TIE
OilicerS are: NarctSSuS DemOngaOt president.
AuguSte ;. Boernatein, Edward Burrus vi e
presidents; john p. MaleyilIe, corresponding
secretary: Victor Becker. financial secretary
th4r!es E0el, treasurer; Marquis de Chambrdn
and Edmond Malet attoraeyS. AugnSre :
B0eTnstein, doctor; and Henry f. Kalus0 EsEi.
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BUCKINGHAM HOTEL.
Fifth venue and 5Oth street,
Opposite Cathedral,)

JOSI.IN g. FULLER, Proprfetors.
Degi fully situated in the very center of the most
the Grand Central r. r.. denot. Within three MIN
cars.
PATRONIZED BY THE BEST FAMILIES OF
EUROPE AND AMERICA.
CONDUCTED ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
RESTAURANT UNSURPASSED; CHARGES
REASONABLE. OOt7. ao2m
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EDGAR's COUGH SPECIFIC is the best.

RENEAR's COUGH MIXTURE, rs cents. Reneart
tonic for WiEd dyspepsia. 1
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. e.

ID EMkMBEIk-PaTOMAC FRUIT GROW
HI Frs EXCuRaION AND CITIZENS
REGATTA WEDNESDAY, &C rOBER g.
Steamer Corcoran will leave wharf ~N-o.
at 10 q. NJ, returning and leave for EEA&S2SusI<
regatta p a., stopping hours at .sa1s< -
Fort Washington. Passports of members or at All
It'll st NV, secure passes for whole trip and
regatta only IS cents. octl -2tf
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CITY ITEMS.

HONESTY Is PoIICY.-When 1 introduced the
One Price system in the ready-made clothing
business fourteen years ago, every one pre-
dlcted Its failure; such a thing had never been
heard OF before, certainly not in this locality.
Now there are at least four large stores operat.
ing successfully on this principle In this city
am still running large stock of Clothing
1or all ages from 10 years up, on the same line.
One Price Only to all. No deviation for any,
Good articles and fair prices.
GEO. c. HENNING. 40 zth street.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to EIias
wilson and Marina Allen bOtn OF Anne ArlaIaI
county, Md; George Mills and Eliza Arnold:
John Madam and Eliza Hynes: Rob 1rt Tavlor
AID Laura Prince, both ~ Prince George county.
Md; John Walter Robertson or AIaxa1rrIa
unity, W., and julia Frederick; stephen Blrch
and Ellen Bell $3.50
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1IoI 18th, -
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DR. HARTLEY's great remedy for catarrh and
throat diseases.
Sold by all druggists Sep1-W, sn2n
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r AW SCHOOL OF THE NATIONAL
II UNIVERSITY.

post-Graduate Glass, PRor II. %. CLAUGHroN,
will meet MONDAY. WEDNESDAY aud SATUR-
DAY, r, NJ. commencing WEDNESDAY, Der
9Th. Senior Class. PsoF. w b. WEBB will meet
MONDAY, WEDNESDA Y and FRIDAY, G u. a.
commencing OCT: 9th. Junior Class will meet
TUESDAY. THURSDAY aud SATURDAY. p.
NJ, CONNER cling TUESDAY OoT. 5th.
Regular Iecture FRIDAY, 100 .. n, COM
mencins Nov. 5th. 81 STUDENTS are expected to
special topics by gentlemen eminent at bench and
bar List of lectures snd topics will be ready Nov.
lst Special lect Ires on criminal law, TUESDAY.
80 2. n, commencing TUESDAY, Nov. I'd.
Moot court, WEDNESDAY,, so p. N.
Tuition: Junior and Senior Glasses. S. per
menth Post Graduate GLASS, S25 for the fun
term this includes rectations. moot court and all
lectures, regrilsr and special. Gentlemen Intend
ing to Join may do the evening. at the lecture
room. l4l9 New York ave-, or at 2e9 lth ST.,
before p. N. W j. NEWTON,
CCt5 OK Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-11

+ TOM Eminent Wilmer BrintOn, n. ID.
Baltimore.
nave used COldett'S LtetigS Liquid Extract
OF Ref ana Tonic refrigerator In my practice,
ana have been much gratided with the result.
AS tonic In all cases OF debility, weakness,
anemta, chlOros1s, &C.. 1t cannot be SURPASSED
Sold by all druggists and grocers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-11

n FACT-A Baltimore parrot has BEN taught
10 say, Take Dr.. Bull. COugh Syrup