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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-11-02
Read, Mark and Learn

That a fine, enclosed Picnic Ground,
with every convenience, Swings, Gro
quet Ground, Quoits, Pavilion, and a
Fine Spring of pure water with plenty
of shade, has now been completed at
Spring Mills. Societies Clubs, Lodges
and all respectable parties will be &C
commodated on reasonable terms.
Carriages and tickets to the celebrated
Penn Caves at moderate rates. Ad-
dress
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-11-02

Published at South Bend, indiana. Terms
only nifty cents year. Circulation $4,000. The
largest and best agricultural paper In the coun-
try, Eight large pages IS columns, few adver-
tiscmcnts and almost double the reading mat
ter given by the also and ~ agricu tural papers
but we send II tn You for so cents q year. Pre-
miums to every subscriber, premiums TO clnb
raiserS and y? splendid presents given them In
addition, consisting of $50 New BirdSell ClO-
yer Huller, complete, including recleaning at
tatchmenL which cleans the seed rs threShed
u &i0 CasSaday Sulky Pl0w; a SOS Studebaker
Farm Wagon: oliver Chilled Plow., Sewing
Machine Silverware. etc. Some OF the depart
mentS Of the FhrmcrS' Friend are Farm Top
les The Orchard" Live Stock. 1.-THE P0ul-
try Yard" Home and Health" Domestic r.
economy" Young Folks" The Pnzzler,'
day Reading" "rhe Clover Leaf" "Thc Apia
ry" Letter BASKET, Various Topics, Cor
respondcnce," "HtntS for the Season." World
Record" etc. Practical farmers aud the best
writer's contribute 10 II. Agents make money
canvasSing for It, Any subscriber authorized
10 actas agent. Send 81 cents for years sub
scriptlon, or write your nnme and those OF your
neighhors on POSTAL card for free sample
copies md our Illustnted Premium List. Ad.
dress, Farmers Friend Pub. Co., South Bend.
Ind.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-11-02
Spring Mills House.

SETTLEMENT NoTICE.-An persons
knowing themselves indebted to or who
have unsettled accounts with the estate
of 5ohc %. Foote, decd, will save
themselves expenses and trouble by
calling with the undersigned and set
Ting up. will remain st my home at
Aaronsburg cor four successive Satur.
days next ensuig to accommodate those
interested.
2. T. MUsSER,
2t Admins rakOr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-03
VEGETABLE PRODUCT,

Only used in AYKRs AauE CURE, has proven itself q
failing and rapid for every form Of Malaral
Disorder Fever and Ague, Chiils and Fever No in
jury follows its use, and its effects permanent II
rouses the system to condition of vigorous health,
cieanses the blood of msarial poison, and imparts
feeling OF comfort and security most desirable in Ague
districts 1t is an excellent tonic and preventative
wei as cure of all complaints peculiar to mslsrous.
narshy and miasmatic regions The great superiority
OF AYERS AGuE CURE any other compound is that
it contains no Quinine, Arsenic, mineral conse-
quenty it produces no quinism injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured by it
eft as healthy as they had never had the disease.
The direct action Of AYERS AaUE CURE upon the
Liver and Digestive Organs makes it superior remedy
Tor Liver Complaints, producing many remarkable
For san e by all druggists. 1884
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-03

Virginia editor, thoroughly disguised with
mock duels, suggests law requiring the sheriff 70
conduct each duel at short range, and to continue
the firing until a funeral results. Such a law
might more effectu lily put stop to the practice
than existing statutes against 1t. At any rate. II
would put quietus upon the bravado OF pre-
tended duests, Who are, in the main, the support.
erS Of tsthe code
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-03

The business men OF the country endorse the
Presidents veto of the river and harbor bill The
back counties in which are located the little
streams named in the bin for improvement have
not yet been heard FROM but 1t can be predicted
thai they viii endorse the bin and hat is OF yastl,
more consequence 10 the members OF Congress
they will endorse the men who passed It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-03
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

T%OR SALE OR FXCHANGE-BEAUTIFUL AND
mighty elevated Building Sites, suburbs of Badens-
Durg lots .5xl2o feet for sale exchange for Wash
lngton or Baltimore city property: terms easy. For
plat or information, apply TO J. r. ROGERS 3l7 East
Capitol street. or JOHN STEPHEN, Bladensbury
Md jyl4- I'm
ttOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
erty Farm three miles from Bladensburg containing
$50 acres Onethird cleared land, suitable garieI-
sked. lil5 street northwest al ON
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In his speech before tbs National Civil Service
Reform Association yesterday, at Newport, Mr..
George William Curtis ARA! gne1 the President for
his removal OF competent officers, and charged
that nfty per cent OF the officr-hOldars whose
terms expire during President Arthur's admins
tratiOn had been dismissed. There surely must
be a mistake ia this estimate or else the terms OF
a remarkably small number o. 0iiice-hClders eX-
pre- during the present executives term. The
number or nominations sent 10 the Senate during
the present session OF Congress has been IN
usually small, and or those sent, by far the larger
portion has been for unlmpOrtant places. The
Senate has been required TO devote but little time
70 executive business, and yet it has kept the
the President gave It but little 70 do of this char
acter. Republican COngIessmen have been COM
planning OF the President because OF his dilator-
ness In making changes in offices. He has not
moved fast enough in this direction to suit them
The republicans Of Georgia, as If to minimize
their already tnfiniteSnal chance OF success have
split into two factions. one comprising the white
and the other the cOlOred members OF the party
The election OF the democratic state ticket was
virtually assured, even with united republican
opposition, and therefore the split IS immatarial
as bearing upon that election; but it helps the
democrats In their Congressional fight BY COM
Dining all the opposition the republicans had
counted upon carrying one or more Congressional
districts This calculation has been upset by the
factional fight on the color line, and the result
bids fair TO be solid democratic delegation In tina
next Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-03

The return OF the Russian representative to 4
participation in the deliberations OF the conference
OF European powers at this juncture is even more
significant than was his withdrawal, and surely
England herself cannot longer fail to understand
the situation. Russia withdrew because unwilling
TO even tacitly approve OF English intervention in
Egypt; but now Russia returns for the reason that
Turkey has decided 10 undertake the restoration
or ORDER In Egypt. Thus does Russia say TO Turkey
substantially, Insist upon your right to the
trol OF affairs in Egypt and Russia Will support
you" There Is a strong suspicion that the leading
European powers have a secret desire to feast
upon Turkey, and that the d!pl0matists IN Con-
stantinople are employing their skill 10 bring
about such result. Russia has for years looked
with longing eye upon COnStantinOple. England
eoyets Egypt. and France is accused OF Il willing
Ness to make up fOr the loss OF Alsace and Lorraine
by the addition OF northern African territory The
existing complications may be utilized to work
out some sucn plan OF desp0lIng the ''sick man.
who would be helpless Ii may be set down as
pretty safe conclusion, however, that Russia and
France viii not assent TO ny conquest OF Egypt
By England unless they are to get their share of
the spollS.
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COUNTRY BOARDING

4 FEW BOARDERS WANTED IL A PRIVATE
~ family location healthy: scenery beautiful; con-
yenient - DEPOT and Post Ofice. moderate Adj
dress MRS. A. l.. h, Marshall. Fauauier County.
au2-2t
NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE SUMMER RESORT.
~ Magnificent shade, SULPHUR Springs. Blue Ridge
Views. Baths Porches. Stables. Horses SC Circulars
al 1913 Pens wanna avenue, of 18th Adj
dress A. NJ JEI.Ll. New WINDSOR. Nd. lef-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-03

The passage OF The river and harbOr bill through
both houses OF Congress over the Presidents veto
was genuine surprise to the country. as outside
OF the Capitol 1t was not supposed that the meas
ure could command such support and even within
the Capitol the issue was regarded as very doubt
ful until after the active friends OF the bill had
mustered for it every available vote. The queS-
ton did not Involve any grave difference between
Congress and the Executive, and this fact largely
contributed TO the passage OF the bill. Members
OF Congress who are In entire accord with the
President felt at liberty to differ with him on this
subject without in the least disturbing their rela-
lions 1t was more question OF prOpriety Than
OF policy. Had it been otherwise had the matter
presented question OF administrative policy, or
had 2 principle been at stake for which the EXecu-
tive felt bound TO contend, the result would no
doubt, have been different II was asserted at the
Capitol that the President had no feeling what
ever In the premises. The desire OF Congress to
get away at the earliest day practicable also as
sisted in the passage OF the bill The shortest way
70 dispose OF the whole question OF river and har-
Dor appropriations was TO pass the bill over the
veto, and this influenced some votes in its favor,
perhaps.
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TINE LAST CHANCE!

THE LAST CHANCE!
THE CLosING-oUT SALE
SUMNER CLOTHING,
which inaueura.sd several weeks ago. has met with
more success than we even looked for.
1t is true expected to clear out Summer Stock
with the help 81 Reduced Prices. and proud to
say that our expectations HAVE BEEN MORE THAN
REALIZED.
We have made successful break in our stock and in
order to clear counters We have made STILL FUR
THEIR REDUCTIONS We going to make a
CLEAN SWEEP. We are not going to carry any goods
over to next season.
THESE ARE OUR LAST REDUCTIONS THIS
SEASON.
A FEW MORE OF THOSE SILK-LINED SUITS
LEFT. THAT SOLD FOR s2s WE NOW
SELL THEM FOR S18.
A FEW MORE OF THOSE sILK-LINED SUITS
LEFT, THAT SOLD FOR SIS. WE NOW
SELL THEM FOR SIS.
THOSE SUITS THAT SOLD FOR 500
WE NOW SELL FOR $40.
THOSE SUITS THAT SOLD FOR SIS
WE NOW SELL FOR $40.
We have several lines Of extra Suits and also
Pants which want to close OUT therefore put
such prices on them that will effect speedy clearance
This will positively be THE LAST CHANCE this
season to buy Clothing at half value We would
ask all who the lookout for Extra Bargains
fail to CALL
We have old stock to offer YOU Every garment is
new and is of this seasons manufacture,
A. STRAUS,
939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR 10TH STREET,
au2 93a STREET.
ING's ACE,
No. s14 SEVENTH STREET.
THE KING OF THE MILLIN ERs.
AND THE GREAT LEADER OF FASHION.
YOUR LAST HANCE
Only few more of those elegant
FRENCH CHIP HATS.
at Soc, worth 81. so.
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF KINGS PALACE
TO BE SOLD OUT.
OUR NEW STORE WILL BE READY OCTOBER 1.
While rebuilding will sell regardless of cost our
tensive stock of HATS. BONNETS. FLOWERS.
PLUMES. SILKS, SATINS, RIBBONS LACES,
GLOVES, SILK MITTS. LACE FICHUS, SCARFS,
EMBROIDERY, CHILDREN and MISSES HOSE,
LINEN LISTERS. BLACK TREBLE ENGLISH
CREPE and LACE CAPS.
Having determined to reopen about October l. as soon
our new building is completed, with entire new
stock viii Sell large and extensive stock for
less than cost We should advise all in need of fashion
able and stylish goods not to miss this opportunity
we are determined to sell-prce will be object-n
order to get rid of the goods Remember. you will
again have such chance for Bargains.
Don't fail to call at
KINGS PALACE.
S14 SEVENTH STREET.
Bear in mind that we have branch store and
connection with other establishment in the city j20
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FOR RENT-STORES.

Oll
VCOR RENT-THE SOUTH STOREROOM UNDER
Odd Fellows Hail. 18th street, which has been occu-
pied for some Years by the Howe Sewing Machine COM
pany. VIII be for rent from and after tie 3ls of July
Apply 10 the Janlt r, at the Hall. jy29-eo3t
TNOR RENT-A FINE STORE AND DWELLING,
Il GA 9Th street, opposite Patent Office Rent low.
FOR Observation-Disclosures
- FIFTY PIANOS
Both Square and Upright of all the leading makes for
rent by the month quarter; rents applied on pur-
chase. r a. SSJI','u ~
jyS-4y lIO3 Penusylyania ayen.ie
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Bring this advertisement with you and cal for any
lot article advertised. and you viii find it promptly
produced.
Every article in stock reduced. Except BLUE
FLANNELs. BLACK CLOTHS and sEERsUCKERs.
No small percentage. but general reduction. Our
motto-FIRST LOSS THE BEST LOSS.
Goods at prices named below do not remain in stock
waiting for purchasers. therefore advise you to
come and look them over.
HAVE BEEN GOOD SELLERS AT FROM SIS
TO $50 YOU CAN NOW TAKE YOUR
CHOICE AT $40 PER SUIT.
LOR $40. BROWN ALPACA COATS HAVE BEEN
81, NOW GO AT 81.
LOTT 3J6. SILK MOHAIR AND SEA GRASS LINEN
COATS PRICE 81 so. COME AND TAKE
YOUR CHOICE AT ST.
ODDS AND ENDS WHITE VESTS AT HALF THEIR
VALUE. WE NAME ONE LOT-A 233. HAVE
BEEN 81. MUST NOW GO FOR 30 CTS,
ODDS AND ENDS CASHMERE PANTS. WE'LL
WE WON'T TELL YOU HOW Low We ARE
SELLING THEM. LOOK IN OUR WINDOW
AND THE PRICES WILL SURPRISE YOU.
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DEMONSTRATING the city for the have The
sTAE mailed to their address, postpaid changed
often desired. for fifty month. invariably in
sdyance.
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A. sAKS & CO.,
STRICTLY ONE PRICE CLoTHIERs.
aul ZIG AND 3l8 SEVENTH STREET.
NEW SHADES IN DRESS GOODS.
EHhh G2 SIP 2BHEf fS S Tk sHA2Es GUST
DRESSES.
PRICES FkEvfots 10 TAKfSG fSv f5 foh T."
WE GUA g 2yn ETNSH OF eTINET
Silt a AID Dc 9f fEEHf hAG Ss ms. Oh
h1' IAESS io FC ASvAS1
TAGEOUSLY.
HoUsEKEEPERs, GOODS.
sf E = SsA ASn P4W GAsTqS - c2TT2E
SAfKISs IN GREAT vA inFT3 io"A1'' AMI
W.M. sHUSTER & SONS.
91o PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
~ ONE PRICE.
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. anl
WOODWARD T. LoTHR0P.
r SUMNER SILKS. s7Hc. YARD. r
II A few half pieces. this price made to close at IT
Y SUMNER SILKS AND FouLARD SILKS Y
Also made Soc. 62]4c. and 75c.
- BLACK SILKS, q
p Asaspecial bargain for July. d
H. We offer two numbers Of the celebrated u
| O. CACHMIEE EGYPTIAN BLACK SILKS, ~
superior quality and finish at 81 50 and ST. IS per yd
1T, surpassed by any Silks imported.
IT GAUZE UNDERWEAR. IN
| We are offering exceptionally good bargains in T
r. Gauze Undervests for Ladies and Gents IN
| & Embroidered NULL COLLARS and FIcHus. 9
i We have special values in these goods at 75c..
| Sl.00 and 81 % each.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
| 92l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 92l
| iy29
! ftHE ,CELLULOID TRUSS; THAT MEYER
"A orsaKs never wears out. always Clean. and can be
| worn While bathing Ii for sais at
| CHAS. FISHERS
! 623 7th street northwest
Lady Patrons ,n ~
| GENUINE DECKER BROS. PIANOS = -
" AND BUKDEfT ORGANS, NTH
| The best now made. tteJft
jea g. H. KUHN. Ao7 10th street. Sole Agent
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TAYLOR s HuFrY.
e. "g "aas
sss assss @ai8
PENNsY yANIA AvEN
SPECIAL SALE
SUMNER DRESSES
IN
ASSORTED LOTS.
LOT 1-PERCALE DRESSES.
SOLD PRICE-S6
LOT 2-NAINsOoK DRESSES.
s1l2-00IIR R P PRICE So, 30 80
s46-oLD P FRicEs6S.o0
LOT s-NULL DRESSES MfSg WITH ELEGANT TRIM
s5 s :SS-9tB P PEIGE-Ss2 90
LOT LAVENDER M M1l5:s BLACK LACE TRIM
500. 00-OLD PRICE-S44. 90
WHITE NULL. WITH REvERING.
S20.0G-OLD PRICE-S44.00
WHITE WRhPPERs REDUCED TO TWO-THIRDs
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The initial appropriation for the reclamation Of
The Potomac flats has passed the last stage OF
doubt and uncertainty and Is now law. The
work viii soon be under way and the day is not
far distant when the now unsightly and un-
healthy river front viii be place OF beauty and a
JOY forever not only TO the people OF Washington,
but to the hundreds OF thousands who annually
visit the national capital Ghe struggle for this
improvement has been a long one, and at times it
appeared so hopeless that its friends almost
despaired After Congress had become impressed
with the vital Importance of the work, selfish
schemes interpOSed obstacles which threatened its
success. 1t is now, happily, beyond the power OF
these harpie and leecheS to retard the progress OF
this undertaking. 1t has boon committed 70 the
War department and the officers of the engineer
corps, whose works OF internal improvement mark
every navigable river in the land. who VIII be In
trusted with the duty Of carrying out the Will of
Congress, have already under congressional direc-
ton made special study of the requirements for
this flats reclamation work, and viii be able to
enter upon it promptly and intelligeHty.
+. Brady made great mistake when he put Buell.,
his professional hireling libeer,r Judge Wylie
so justly characterized him, upon the witness
stand. More damaging testimony against the
star route thieves could not have been given than
that drawn out from this witness under the skill
ful examination OF the prosecution. The eEhib-
tion Buell. made OF himself. as under the question:
ing OF Mr.. Merrick and the rulings Of Judge WylIe,
he was compelled TO abandon his preyaricating
eyasive answers and state the shameful character
OF his relations with his purchaser, Brady,
Involving himself in n perfect network Of CONTRA
dictiOnS In this connection, and making the most
damaging admissions in regard to the operations
of the star route rng.) was so pitful and humlli-
ating that the counsel for defence, who had been
sitting on nettle5 during his testimony, We're
finally compelled 10 give him hint OF the mis-
chief he was doing by telling him that he was not
obliged to give testimony to terminate or dis
grace himself" Mr.. Brady ought now to go upon the
stand to explain away the eliminating testimony
of his demoralized hirelng, against the ring.
Doubtless the prosecution would not object to
have the opportunity TO ask Brady few ques-
lions.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

INOR E-CHEAP-BEAUTIFUL LOT, FRONT
ing three streets and reservation located on 9th st
Massachusetts avenue and & street, Stanton Sunare
Green statue, Capitol Hill. Terms easy. At aga 9th
street northwest. iyll-ln
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VsHE GREAT ..HQUsEHOLD.n SILENT WHITE
AND NEW HOME,
N9 wlndy embellishments but the finest machines fhe
or sS St to ~ saw dor me money Ne Come
Renting and repairing. - - 1865 ss1S "a
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WANTED-ROOMS.

"ANTED-BY FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS
w three unfurnshed rooms. on second foo; mod
ern conveniences central and pleasant location Refer
ences exchanged. Address II. s.. Star office au3-ott
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

"ANTED-BY WHITE MAN, WHO Is AN EN-
w per1enced Gardener Situate on to take
charge OF farm Best of references Apply to T J.
TRODDEN, 2O5 It'll street northwest. aU3-2t'
WANTED-AN EXPERT STENOGRAPEER DE-
" sires Writing from dictation He would also
take a few Scholars Address T.. D., Star office.
au2-3t-
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500 Gun Reduced to $50,
Damascus Steel Barrels! Extension Rib, Reborndirg
Locks. Pistol Grip! Double Bolts Patent Foreud. Trial
Given! extraordinary Shooting Qualities
d.. L. OMEAkA, 134T Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington. d. c All Catalo-,ues free. iy29
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BOARDING.

TTNHE FREMONT HOUSE, WITH IT'S FINE PROM
Il enade balconies cool, airs rooms, and superior
table VIII be found most desirable place for summer
boarding. Rates, SIS, $50, $50 and $40 per month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-03

MILE V. PRUDHOMME'S FALL TERM RE
M opens SEPTEMBER 25th. French taught practi
caly. Morning. afternoon aud evening French Cla-se,
for ladies' and gentlemen boys and girls.
y R-loung ladies and lit -rrls thoroughly taught
Ia English, French and the Ancient Languages DALI
lNsrRUcTIoN IN FRENCH and daily conversation.
Mrs. j. l.. MCGEE, formerly successful teacher II
Steabenyile Seminary and ether prominent schools.
has charge of the English department.
Residence, 1928 street northwest, opposite Frank
lin Square. iy-25-3in
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BRADBURY UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO.

Rich. French Walnut case. and in perfect order
unsteady used che past winter In the home of leading
senator, and really good Viii I've sold an
extremely low figure. This l. a rare bargain and to
good TO be missed 10y those desiring superior iustru-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-03

A. STRAUS,
939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR 10Th STREET
au2 932 d STREET.
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nj APILE E INSTITUTE. FOR YOUNG LADIES
Ah AND GENTLEMEN, l. twenty two miles west of
new Broad street Station, Philadelphia. Philadelphia
and Baltimore Central Railroad.
Courses OF Study-Enyi~h. Business, Scientific an 4
Classical; thorough Chenicrl department Reading
taught 10y nrs-cia-s elocGti0lst. PenIuausu by a
essorfnaster of the beauties of the art Spc rior
OPPORTUNITIES offered II young and bows 20 preara
TOR the best American Colleges Degrees are conferred
bS authority Of the Legislature of Pennsylvania Hon
young ladies taking fun course Irivate instruction
gwen = those whose education his ne-, ecea.
hone-ke department fer little boys. Twelve instruct
ors- }, sHOhlAiDGE (Yae COLLEGE,. 4. NJ, Prin,
aul-tr, IT, 3ln Concortyille, Del. CO. Pa
e. AENETTS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL. ELLIcoTT
NJ CITY, MD.-Priucipa, JANIS NJ. GARNEIT
IA. LII. D.-Reopens WEDNESDAY, SEPT. rs
Thorough preparation Location high 1y27tu PM
MEN MrNDSOR COLLEGE AND FEMALE SEMI
~ NhRl.-Separate institutions. one management,
Opens SEPTEMbkR 3D. 1852. For full information
address Rev. A. VI. JELLY, DID. rest New Wind
sor, Md. jy27- tn : tn 2n.
LNPISC0PAL FEMALE INSTITUTE wINCHEs-
~ tel. Va, Rev. j. G. WHEAT. D. D., prncipal.-A
chartered institute OF the highest grade: affords esq
cia facilities for the stady of Music the Modern Lam
guaEes, Sc. J he location i noted for health The
teflus are moderate Ninth session begins SEPTEM-
BER TX, 81. Tor circulars address Tie ls,inSipal Ie
ferences-lhe Rev. Messrs. Addison Forrest. Elliott
Ingle and Andrews. iN-g1-eo2fn
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EDUCATIONAL.

MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL CoLLEGE-THE
Nk next session commences THURSDAY. September
list For catalogues or further information address
President " VI. III. PARKER,
an3-eo2m' COLLEGE Stallion. Prince tianr.e Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-03
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

TOR RENT-NEwLY FURNISHED AND UNFUR-
- nished Rooms, in a new hou-e. first, second and
York avenue northwest. auS-6t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-03

WESLEYAN COLLEGE. FOR YOUNG LADIES,
W NILMINGrOS. DELAWARE.
Fall Session will open SEPT. nth. For CircularA
Ne, address [aul lint REV. JOHN WILSON PHI. u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-03

l'OR SALE-SINT1,EN HEAD OF HORSES JUSI
arrived from the valley Of Nircn MA suitable fr Al
purposes two saddle horses. At YATES A SIM.
MONS, Sli 18th sire northwest tXag-6t