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A Suggestion.

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
The draping ofthe unfinished Washin gton mon
ument and the fiag suspended at half mast upon it
suggestedto my mind the propriety ofcommemo-
rating the present sad period in the history of
Its erection. Would it not be fitting to have
the next course laid in black marble or granite?
This would not mar the beauty of the shaft,
and Yet would be striking line to mark the
gloomy hour when its head had but reached
that elevation. Respectfully etc
Washington, Sept. %, 1881, J.CM
An UNJUST REFIECTIoN.-A statement was
published in TIE STAR on "Wednesday that IA
citizen residing on III street. had torn down the
emblems of mourning which had been placed
On his residence during his absence" Although
no name was mentioned in THE STAR, a state
ment in another PAPER gave the name Of the
citizen as Mr. j. w. Barker. who resides on ii
street, near 18th. IL is found on inquiry that
the charge is n cruel and unjust one, and had
no more foundation than the fact that he re-
placed the mourning on his house with material
that would make better display. Mr.. Barker
is an old and well-knOwn and much respected
citizen of Washington, and no one who knew
him for a moment believed any such charge
Those who originated and circulated it must
have done so through ignorance or malice.
PROFESSIONAL THIEVES SENT 0UT OF Town.
During the last two or three days the detectives
have picked up and sent away from the city
some fourteen professional crooked men, most
OF them hotel and confidence men. Among them
was Jimmy Brown, brother to Benton, the safe
burglar. Some of these men were caught at the
depots on the arrival of the trains. and had no
opportunity to do any work. The names of
Some Of these thieves, well known to the police.
are John Henry, James Brown. VIM. Edwards,
Geo Smith, Geo. Harris. Henry Wilson, V. Von-
deiier and Michael Walsh. The two latter are
from this city.
TRAIN WRECKED BY Enthusiastically a
Heisht traln OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
was wrecked by a mule which got on the track
aoou, mile from Washington junction on the
foiht Oh Rocks branch. The engine was throw n
over an embanknent and John Near the enpi-
heer, ana Charles Anderson, fireman we're thrown
soMe Gas, ance, bu. luckily sustained no material
INJURY Nine freight cars were demolished and
tne track torn mp for some distance.
AN Ex-PoIIcENAN SUor Last NIGHT Joh,
H. Murphy, formerly member of the nolica
force. was shot 10 the leg IN the vicinity III 1Ith
and streets He was taken to the nth nre.
seinet station and tiGncs to DIR. EIliot's once
and subsequently TO his home, Sl6 stree,
northwest. 0f1cers Wheeler and Smith
brought in William Swcrny and Edward O'Brien
on suspicion o. being connected with the shoot
ing Prom Sseeny was taken Isl in GOOD
money and DOODLE" or decoy, used In tn,
confidence business.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Inc Nea.ner.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. !
WASHINGTON. DC. SEPTEMBER "a. 1881 $50 a IN
For the middle Atlantic states. fair weather.
south to west winds stationary followed by fall
ing barometer, nearly stationary temperature.
Special Weather Bulletin.
The chief signal officer furnishes the followin1
special bulletin to the press: The barometer is
highest in the south Atlantic states The storm
which AT the midnight report was central north
of fankton has moved northeasfward and is
now central east of NOOrhead The terrperature
has risen twelve degrees in the northern norton
OF the upper Mississippi. Elsewhere il has re-
manned near ~ stationary. Light rain has fallen
west SOuthcrly winds continue in the middle
AtlantIc states. eaSteriy in the South Atlantic
ana east Gulf states. and southerly winds i'm the
lake region and northwest. The indications are
mat the storm,now central east of Moorhead will
move noTtheastwar6, causing high winds and nu-
merOus rams In the upper lake region TODAY
followed by clearing weather Tomorrow Fair
weather will prevail in the middle south Allan
nc and Gulf states to-day and probably to-mor-
row,
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
Inc following are the readings of the Their
moneter AT the Signal Once during the day
. am. .lo III am SLIP; pm. $50; Maxi
mum, $50; minimum. 611o.
DANGEROUS SUMNER CoMPIAINTs-Cramps.
dysentery, cholera mOrbus. diarrhCna. and. in
deed, all bowel complaints. require quick relief.
or the result may be serious At this season these
troubles are common, and no family should be
without supply of Perry Davis Pain Killer, a
named. This medicine was discovered many
years ago, and time has proved its excellence
Every reputable druggist keeps a supply on
hand, anu each bottle is wrapped with full direc-
tiOnS.
YESTERDAY and to-day are the warmest for
September known for many years.
SPLENDID GLASSES, fitted nicely, at Hempler's,
AZ ST.
Hot SPRING PEBBLES Jewelry set in diamond
settings Earrings. Lace Pins, Rings Studs from
& to so, at Prigg's. 457 Pa ave.
The SUNDAY CHRONICLE Tomorrow win be
worth buying and preserving. Get it from the
newsboys, or AT the Office. No. OF ID street n.w
PERSONS having houses to rent will find IT to
their advantage to place them i'm the hands of b.
I'll. Warner 9l6 street northwest. He has ap-
pEcations daily for houses in every section of
the city.
HOwsoN's lee Cream 81 % a gal, 11Oi 18th.
CHEAP REPAIRING, Byrns shoe store, 1914 lith
street.
ECSSEII'S ice
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tnat nave been pronounced ncurahle hy the best
physicians I'M the country, have been completely
cured OF female weakness 10y the use OF LYDIA T.
I'lnkhalns Vegetable Compound Send 10 Mrs.
tydia T. Pinkham, 2S Western avenue, Lynn,
Mass, for pamphlets.
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9 SEPTEMBER oath, 1881.
NEW FALL DRY GOODS,

Fine Black Cashmeres, SIC, &c., &C. 75c
Black Satns and Silks, 75c.. 81, $1.25, $1.5O.
Blankets per pair, 81. So 50, IS. so, 81, S..
wool Red Flannes, Is. SO, 81. soc.
Sheeting Cotton, full width, Csc.
White Counterpanes, So 75c 81, 81. So
Cloth for mems and boys wear, 37c., Soc, 75c, 81.
New Fall Dress Trimmings.
Ladies' Habit Cloth, all wool, double width, 75c.
Ladies' Cloth for listers, Circulars, Jackets, sc.
Canton Flannels &c.. 10c., 12c., 15c.
Heavy Shaker Flannels 25, 81, SIC.
Ladies' Cloth Skirts and ShawIs.
Colored Cashmeres, new shades.
Table Linens, Turkey Red Table Linen Napkins, &c.
Piano Covers, Embroidered, all shades.
Ladies', Gents, and Misses Underwear.
Ladies' Fancy Hosiery, all styles.
Black Satin Danlasse, 81, 81. Is, $3.50.
Whte WOOL Flannels, l2c, 15c, &c.,, 2Oc, 25c, 30c,
37c., SOC.
NEW STYLES. CARPETS, NEW STYLES.
Best g. Ply Carpets choice styles.
Brussels, Toe, choice styles.
Ingrains, choice Styles all wool, 75c.
Brussels, choice styles, so, So, 80, 95, 81.
1ngrains, choice styles, go 81, SOC.
stair and Hall Venetian Carpets.
Oil Cloths, all widths.
Cocoa Mattings.
Druggets, all sizes.
Rugs. Velvet, Mo1uettes. Persian, Smyrna, etc.
Nottlngham Curtain Lace rs, 81, 81, soc.
Carpet Lining, Making and Laying Carpets, Sc
G. NJ. TOWSON.
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
s24 South Side, near 7th street.
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ZyIO Balsa m um.

lMrs. Alens)-A lovely tonic and Hair Dressing
1t removes dandru. allays all itching stops fall
ing hair and promotes healthy growth with q
rich, beautiful gloss and is delightfully."- fragrant
Price seventy-nve cents, in large glass stoppered
bottles. w&s
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Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup is the prcscrip.
ton of one of the best female physicians and
nurses i'm the United States and has been used
for forty years with neyer-failing success by
by millions of mothers for their children Ii re-
neves the child from pain, cures dysentery and
diarrh0a, gripping i'm the bowels and wind collie
by giving health to the child il rests the mother.
frlce - cents a bottle. m,w,s
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Burnett's COcoatue

Stimulants. but natures real brain and nerve
food-Hop Bitters.
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have prescribed Colden's Iiebig's LIQUID Ex.
tract of Beet and Tonic lnvigorator and cheer.
fully state that il has met my most sanguine ex-
pectatlons giving To patients long enfeebled by
chronic diseases, debility. weakness loss OF APP
petite and Indigestion, the needed nutrition ana
nerve food
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Alexandria Affairs.

Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
A DAYS EPIToME.-New Years services took
place to-day at the Washington street synagogue.
and many stores on the main streets were closed
by lsraelites who participated. All meetings
entertainments, courts, &c. fixed for this
week, have been postponed until after Monday
next. In short time a pleasure resort will
be opened at the Old Ferry. the extreme southern
verge OF the District of Columbia. where the
District line passes into the river opposite this
place. This point can be reached by the Metro
poltan police only by water or passing through
the jurisdiction Of Maryland. The very exist
ence of jurisdiction by the District court there
shows the need of police boat under control of
the District Commissioners. The police here
last night found a cOlOred girl who had been the
subject Of an indecent assault, tied hand and
foot to tree, in the western section of the city,
in an ignOminious. indecent and cruel manner
Alexandria will have no fair week this year.
1.-The market this morning was much more
meagre than usual on Saturday at this season.
Next Tuesday is the time fixed for the trial
OF the id dog postal card case, but the
hearing will be postponed.
LOST IN THE CRowD.-On the train due here
at the B. P. depot at 4:30 yesterday. there
was an insane cOlOred woman on her way to her
friends in this city. 1t is supposed that seeing
the immense crowd about the depot she became
wild again and went off, as her friends lost
sight OF her, and have no tidings of her what
ever.
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CITY ITEMS.
Public Voice.
BaIrrNoRR. sept. 18th. 1881.

r. ,, BALTIMORE sept. 18th, 1881.
To the Editor Of The TslsOru,a:
peT sns-for long time have been reader
ot your interesting paper. and for months pasC
nave noticed almost every week letters published
by You from persons cured by Or Uprtlcy &c
North Grccne street. the celebrated specialist i'm
cttfft ana ear diseases and have often thong he
of writing to tell you about my catarrh. INT
although had read n number OF references from
gentiemenr had not seen any from ladies' and 4
Sfa n3t IKE TO be the first TO allow my name to
ne ehiished. Two weeks ago noticed n refer.
ence from Young lady al Woodbury. which
gave me confidence I'm submitting INV name TO
the public gaze. have suffered FOR wears with
what supposed 10 he frosu,snt colds i'm h. head
with great difficulty i'm breathing through NV
hostflls. and my voice had an unpleasant nasal
sound Inc annoyance was SO great that con-
suited physician about four years aeo) who
told me thai IL catarrh and treated me for IL
Tor long time. hut did not afford me any relief
ana. as was told that catarTh could not be cured
gave up all idea of ever getting rid of this hor-
rid disease. until heard that DIR. Hartley had
peen So successful in the treatment of satarrh
ana ear diseases. He had numbered among his
parents many physicians and th cir families Z
paced myself under the Doctors treatment and
IN lew weeks he effected a perfect cure. and 3
eel greatly indebted 10 him tor the perfect health
that have enjoyed during this summer. 1 re-
commended a lady TO consult the doctor concern.
ing case of deafness, but he advised her not to
being able to effect cure. For this reason feel
al the more confidence i'm recommending perSon4
to him. Respectfully.
MISS ANNIE SEARS.
1l3 East Townsend street.
Tine high standing of our correspondent and
the confidence II may bcStow upon other ladieS
suffering IN like manner. compelled ms to recon-
Slder IN this request that letfers ON thia
subject be made as brief as possible Miss Sears
is an artist OF no mean repute and her testimony
VIII no doubt be the means of numerous of her
Sex Placing themselves in skillfu hands thereby
Ed
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Suicide and Dyspep~ia

A most remarkable cure for Dyspepsia Wells
Health Remover" the greatest tonic best bill
Depot.
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Burnett's COc0aine
Softens the hair when harsh and dry
Soothes the irritated scalp
Affords the richest lustre.
Prevents the hair from falling on
Promotes it's healthy vigorous growth
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is perfection for restoring gray, white or faded
hair to its youthful color, gloss and beauty It
renews Its life, strength and growth. Dandruff
quickly removed. matchless Hair DI essing.
Its perfume rich and rare
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The District Taxes.
collector Cook to-day sent in his report to the
District Commissioners. as follows.
COLLECTOR COOKS prp0y

DISTRICT Commissioners. as follows:
offlcE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES, DIST. COL,
WARRINGTON, ID. c., Sept. Is, 1881.
hes. IG1,nass,",,ers ~ Tie Distrfct of Cot,.nntia:
Ins reIsrt showing the amount of balances with
snlch Nlis office debited the beginning Of the
nscal yrar commencing July l. 1881 also the amount
" te A evles real and personal for the year ending
June 80 ls5l received November 1, $780, together with
the amounts received for collection account OF the
water fund.- licenses dog tags, fees penalties &C. &C.
and the amount collected account of the same during
said fiscal year
IN ACCOUNT, DR..
To balance of taxes due on July LIST. 1850,
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"Alderney Dairy n

Alderney Dairy Wagons,
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning
and delivered in Id. Ward" prints 4Oc Del
lb. Also. cottage cheese. buttermilk and swee,
milk sc. per at. Cream, 10c pint.
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THE
IMPERISHABLE PERFUME,
MURRAY & LANMAN'S
FLORIDA WATER,
TOILET, BATH AND SICK ROOM.
mar12- w&s9m
BULLETIN EXTRAORDINARY!
THE AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE
939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
sEASONABLE GOODS NOW IN STOCK.
MEMS DEPARTMENT:
Light Cashmere Suits,
Seersucker Suits,
Serge Suits.
Drap de Etat Suits.
YOUTHS DEPARTMENT:
BOYS DEPARTMENT:
fine line Of Blue Flannel, Cheyiot and Cashmere
CHmDREN's DEPARTMENT.:
The Most Elaborate Display in the city.
KILT SUITS SPECIALITY.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
~ Prices the lowest.
A. STRAUs,
jy1 No. 939 Pennsylvania avenue.
r W. KENNEDY & CO.,
Established 1907
Cos PENNSYLVANIA HEENHE AND COT STREET
Have for Sale at Bottom Prices
PRESERVING KET TITA cA APRLE PAIRING MA
sL7c1NG ATTACHMENT.
PEACH AND POTATO PARERs.
IMPROVED BEER VENTS AND FAUCETS
ASBESTOS HOUSE PAINTS.
N. B.-store closed at 6p.m. ais
pREsCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS
FRUIT
LAXAT TIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS.
DELICIOUS ANB Refreshing FRITZ
LAzENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF Pills AMI
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEDICINES.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE is the best nren.-..,o,,
In the world for constitution Biiousness, Headache
Piles and all kindred complaints 1t acts gently. efec.
lively, and is detc Gus to take taeans,no<,he .se,,
thoroughly. it impars vgor to mind and bov and dis
pels Melancholy, Hypochondria, etc. ONE TRIAL.
CoNvINcEs. PACKED IN BRoNzEp TIN BOXES
ONLY.
PRICE Is AND 60 CENTS
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS. spSo-eokw
GHEPPARDs ..soNG REsToRsRr FOB ALL SEED
y BIRDS;
SHEPPARD'S EXTRA WASHED SILVER GRAVEL;
McALLISTERs IMPORTED Mixed BIRD SEED;
BISHOPS HOOKING BIRD FOOD:
ron eAIE 81
GEO. 3. KENNEDY q SON,
6rAP1x am FAxCY 0nocxams.
Headquarters Tor WHITE SWAMI FLOUR.
au20 IMP 6T1KkT NORTHWEST.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CO.
N Partnership heretofore existing between GEORGE
F. az B St.Sa and WILLIAM J: BENKERT d this
continued at the old stand No 8l9 PENNSYLVANIA ayo
enue by George f. Benker who is authorized to make
al couecuons and settle all debts against the said rm
GEO. F. BENKERT,
49,. q, ,.o, WIN. j. BENKERT.
August Oh, 1851. s7-2aw3w
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Don't Die on the Premi

Don't Die On the Premises.
ASK your druggists for Rough on Rats" 70
clears out rats, mice, bed bugs, reaches Only l5c
per box.
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All places of business here were closed yester-
day at noon, and the city soon afterwards pre-
sented the appearance Of being deserted. In
deed, during the entire week business has been
almost wholly suspended.
THE Coal TRADE.-Seventeen boats left Cum
berland Thursday with 1,911-17 tons of coal for
this port as follows Borden Co.. 6S5 04 tons:
Consolidation Co.. 559.0 7 tons: Georges Creek
Co, S35. 04 tons; Maryland Co.. 220. is tons: New
Central Co., Ill .O7 tons.
BUILDING ASsOCIATION.-At the fifty-first reg
ular meeting of the 18th Building Association.
held Thursday night at Goddards hall. 81 200
was disposed of, being about twenty shares re-
tired at the stock value rates.
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VigOr and Re0ul0r
From DIR. =. j. Belt. baltimore. Ma.

NfROr aud ReRuInrfty
of the stomach and bowels are assured by usiun
Liebg Co. s Coca Beef Tonic
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Hon Riife
Women

Cures by removing the cause of sickness and re
storing vitality.
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nR DUPARE'S CATARRH REMEDY CURES
~ every case Of Cstarrh Price IS cent?. Try It. Dr.
oras..: Prics Is cena Nh d: Mseupb1s L2ng n1lm
oen1- Dr. Duparee neyeR-faitng Pa Remedy 0uros
blind, heednG and itching plea Rstce = can. IN
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la,Ks Pc. ee1tage Of the personal balance
,ss ,ssnarsea By FsyiSemsnt %
ana IN Ct af b e is
Be- ~, sudsa and reliable
may bs s%bjec ssd
Of the sas audit snd FeSsw with as
eRa By
been charged. has been disturbed. --0
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
On the goth day Of June. $780, was by order Of the
and Tor al ssses as
sessed for special improvements In accordance with
by the sPecial Assessment Division yin bonds oon-
cas To he 5
Grated accounts and to the receiving officers directed
Amounts as follows, viz:
On general sce cunt assessments for
the time Of their collection principal
On account Of assessments where eerf s'O0 'So 20
Gates mad been issued. and held by the
The above asrreeate amounts Of receipts A'''''' -
on said respective accounts severally
directly .s With ill., the TTeas1SsE q
n drawback certificates, which was de-
hvered, as subseq uently directed by the
bia, g the chief of the special assess
On ss q 9os
and others principal and interest. 49, $50 20
These amounts. 80 collected, turned over to
d division " = as directed by the Commits
On account condemnation of alleys not rep
missioner Of the sinking fund Of the Dis
This amount 80 Collected. delivered to the lao 10
Treasurer Of the District OF Columbia. a.
directed by the Commissioners DC:
On account Of costs attending advertising
and sales Of real estate to satisfy special
The be- amount 50 collected delivered to the s'2 u
Treasurer Of the District Of Columbia. =
directed by the Commissioners DC.
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

CD SQ CARD TO THE PUBLIC. GO 20
LURAY CAVFRNS.
CHANGE OF ROUTE.
BALTIMORE Il OHIO RAILROAD, THENCE VIA.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD,
DIRECT TO LURAY. No STAGING.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1881,
At 30 returning reach home 10 pm, giving six
hours at Caves.
GRANp ILLUMINATION BY ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
This change of route is quite achievements to be
aole 70 furnish for same amount magnificent cars,
beautiful scenery all the grand view of Loaf
Mountain, jefferson Rock, Harper's Ferry meeting of
the Shenandoah and Potomac rivers; besides through
without change of cars.
Tickets for sale at Baltimore & Ohio ticket Offices
corner 18th and Pennsylvania and under Metro
politan Hotel.
Fare round trip. including admission to Cave s. So.
Children from to IL, s.. %.
s24 LAMBIE 4 TRAYLOR Managers
TIME PICNIC THAT WAS TO BE GIVEN AT
Il BEIER'S SEVENTH STREET PARK for the
benefit Of HENRY POPKINS is postponed until TUES
DAY, the 9th, owing to the death of the Presi-
dent. s2l-5ts
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP
OFFER AN ELEGANT LINE OF
OMBRE PLUsHEs,
PLAIN PLUsHEs.
SATIN BAYADEREs,
ELEGANT COMBINATIONS,
SILK AND WOOL NOVELTIES,
TINsEL BAYADEREs,
PLAIN sHooDAs.
STRIPED sHOODAs
FoULE BE1GEs,
COLORED CAsHMEREs
in beautiful assortment of shades.
We note Three Special Bargains:
COLORED FOULE BEIGES
In all the new shades As inches WIDE only so cents
yard
- 8 6 :,j s s CENTS PER YARD
To match the Shades in above fabric we offer %
pieces
COLORED SILK vELvETS
at 81 % yard Worth money and never before
offered at this price.
AS still more Startling Bargain we offer 10 choice
patterns Of
ELEGANT BLACK SILK BROCADEs
at 81 .25 per yard, and invite examination and COM
parisOn.
BOSTON HOUSE,
921.. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ......... .921
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NATURES TRIUMPH.
FRAZIERS ROOT BrrrERs.
you are weak, or angud, use Frazierss Bittera r,
your mesh ~ nabby and Your complexion saliow rsa
Frazier's Mtters Il worn down with the care Of CHI a
dren use Frazlers Btters II you have got the blues
i've contrary to the laws Of health. Frsziers Root
ters have abused instead Of used natures eift
use Fraziers Btters. you feel old before your time
you have gloomy forebodines use Frszier's Bitters
your nsnds uempe ana your eyes nave grown dim.
Sold by all dE%gEsts eyerXyhs5e a the low price 81 81
tors, Cleveland. o. VIZ. b. .ENTWISLE, Druggist
corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street. Washing
ton
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATER.

NATIONAL THEATER
Notice.-Monday hayinz been set apart as a day Of
mourning and prayer this Theaer viii remain Closed on
that date. viii reopen
TUESDAY EVENING, September 27th. with
MIR. AND MRS. GEO. s. KNIGHT.
In their New and Grea. Play in Four Acts and Fine
Tableaux,
BARON RUDOLPH.
By Bronson Howard.
Supported by a Company Of Specially Selected and
Acknowledged Artists.
NEW SPECIALTIES. NEW MUSIC.
Models by Fred. Danrerheld esq. Thea,er Royal
Edinburgh Scotland. Wardrobe for Mrs Knight by
Mime. Douret, Paris, France.
Monday, Oct. 3.-Sam. Hague's British Operatic
Ministries. s2S-U
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pIANOS AND ORGANS.
Economical buyers who looking forA@,
prices. ~ 'o"u STU
SIDNEY T. NIMMOS
PIANO WARKRooxs
V2S 433 7TH STREET NORTHWEST
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER !
WASHINGTON. DC. SEPTEMBER "a. 1881 $50 a IN (
For the middle Atlantic states. fair weather
south to west winds stationary followed by fall
ing barometer nearly Stationary femnerafiIra,
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JAS F. BR1EN. PLUMBER.
40 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST.
"a YEARS PRACTICE.
Special attention Riven to repairs.
Orders solicited. &c. I'm.
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YESTERDAY and to-day the warmest for
September known for many years.