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BALTIMORE. March 2.-virginia 6s consolidated.
90; Rast-due coupons ASh new ten-forties AN; new
,obALTIIoRK March 2.-cotton quiet-m,ddnns.
800 ss d. do extra: 1s7s.;2s do.ds. family:
: S2as So DO Rio bTa2ds. $3.50 80; t.tapsoc
southern arm; western opened hiThess declined and
12Sai. 2S 20 Maryland .asHai u; No. vsstsrs
winter red spot. az .sked March, I.21Sai. II =
southern aEmsr; western higher and quiet: southern
s ssAsSos; March; ess.sssX April esHa7o: Nay.
6ls54 do mixed. zsaSl: Pennsylvania. 5Oas4. rye
and Hay 60 to choice
and firm.mess pork. "a; o. Bulk meats shoulders
Fl clear ., Eitsidss IA Hams. Halls Isrd@reined
11zz4:, Butter quiet-weetern packed. 2Ua25; roll
17a2a; Eyes quiet. 20a2l. Petroleum duii-refned'
ssaih Gonee nrmmRio carsoes ordinary to fair,
quiet l6al61. whisky quiet and steady, f. isxsi Is.
Frelghts to Liverpool Per steamer quiet-ootor 3-I6
s sad aouE d 1. 81 grain s3d RsosPts os0
S SSs: SSo o Susns!s rye 6Sshs
wheat, $40 900 bushels: corn, l65 600 busheIa
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RANGE OF THE THERM0METRR-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the CHIEF signal
omcer to-day: z am, 1882; II am, 5i.lo; Bpm.
S62 MAXIMUM, Sc 90: minimum. 4.Oo.
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Willis Filed To-day.

BEoU KsTs OF MRS. SARAH Z. PARIS AND OTHERS.
To-day. In the Probate Court. Judge James, the
will OF the late Mrs. Sarah x. Paris was fled To
her son, Albert W. Paris, she leaves a nominal
sum; to her sister, 500 per annum; to her -four
grandchildren children OF A. w. Parris) $4,000: to
her two grandchildren daughters OF her deceased
daughter Helen), 1900; to her daughter Julia W.,
$l,OOO, and the balance OF her estate TO her son.
samuel B. Paris, and daughters, Caroline w.
BLOCKS. julia W. Paris and Sarah w. Tracy, In
equal parts She appoints John Brooks and s.. B.
Paris executors
The Will Of the late Chas A. Watts was also
nled. He leaves to Mary Aulton and Miss Anna E.
Smith ca Oh $50, and the rest OF his estate to Mrs
Ellen Butler. and names NJ. F. Morris executor
Also the will OF the late Joseph c. Pearson. He
leaves his estate to his wife. Eeanora during life
or widowh God. AID II she marries her estate &c
cease, AND In lieu thereof to take her dover. He
appoints his Wife and son w. II. as executors
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PROFESSIONAL.

A KIIf1CIAL EYES, 50, $40. $l5 THE 81
- Glasses; 81 Boxwood Thermometer; that 81 Field
G@ss; s.. so Pearl opera. HEMPLER'S (The Optican)
Old Stand. 453 Pa. ave. Telephone connection. dS
USEFUL FEET PROMOTE HEALTH AND LON
~ gevy hence the thousands from far and near that
visit DR.. WHITES establishment, 14I6 Pennsylvania
avenue. opposite Wizards Hotel, for relief from and
avoidance OF Corns, Bunions, Diseased Nails Chill
the feet Established in Washington. D. c., in 1861.
Reiers to the most eminent physicians and surgeons
Once fee 81 Ter visit putting the feet in order jaI
nR. II. L. BOyEE MEDICAL. ELECTRICIAN,
treats successfully Female Diseases Neuralzia
Turkish Russian, Sulphur and ali Medicated Baths
given. AIT q street, opposite Riggs House. o2O
nK. NJ. s. PARSONS. Mi DICAL ELECTRICIAN,
1JGslyanc ana Electro Vapor Baths Massage, Sweed-
ish movements Magnetic Trestment. &C. Hours from
Gain. to pm. 1927 street northwest o6-5m.
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A Weeks Business Failures.

NEW YORK, March 2-The business failures OF
the past seven days, as reported to r. G. Dun &
Co.. number 273, an increase OF Dc instances as
compared with last week
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MISSING RIVER STEAxRR-The steamer CITY
OF Alexandria, which has been running on what is
known as the lower river route, In place OF the
She has not been seen, and IL is thought by the
river men chat she has run aground In some creek
or that some accident has happened to her The
the Excelsior one trip since the City Ct Alexandra
was due.
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ALI TIE AEMBms OF the Cabinet except eecre-
tary Folger. were present at the meeting to-day.
The question whether an extra session should
be held was discussed, and the probability Is
that tt win not.
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FINANCIAL.

!HNHE NEW IDEA.-THIS IS THE AGE OF PRO-
i gressiye thought and new ideas.
Tie MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIA
TON is the new idea in Life insurance. Has the APP
prevail Of the wisest Insurance experts and uuprec-
denied support Of the pubhc-writing over four mil
lions q month.
Office: 1863 street.
niG-6m I. Y. KNIGHT. Manager
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PROPOSED NEW BUILDING Yoa Axrfsra-
There Is movement on foot among the artists OF
this city looking towards the erection OF build
Ing containing suitable studfoA They have inter-
ested men OF means tn the enterprise, and the
Intention Is to erect q building which shall spe-
claly meet the requirements OF their profession,
building VIII also contain gallery Wheys the
works OF che artists can b exhibited with adyan-
tage to the public The site has not yet been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-02

ALABAMA CLAn9s-The case OF the owner Al
crew Of the ship A. B. Thompson, captured at Il
port OF savannah by the confederate man-of-ws
Lady Davis, was argued and submitted In q
court OF commissioners OF Alabama claims to-da,
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EXTRA PAY FOB DISTRICT EMPLOYEES WITHHELD.
AZ the request OF the District Commissioners, the
an opinion the question whether section I765 r q
applies to the employees OF the District govern
ment. The section in question prevents
any employee OF the government Whose
salary Is nxed by law from receiving
additional pay. First Controller Lawrence holds
that 1t does apply to the District employees and in
accordance with his ruling the salaries OF certain
employees who have received additional pay are
render an opinion upon the question.
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CoURf u 0KxERAL THnu.
Stewart sgt 8Iliott; aEYument concluded and
case submitted.
PnoDkTR Count .Nsdos Jdsnsa
To-Day the Wills OF Sarah Whitman Parr1a
Caa2 A. WAITS and Joseph G. Pearson wero Ned
Hssate O Cather1ne Wood: Geo b. Wood bonded
10 80 q administrator. The exemplfnod Win
q aatue " eennett, Of Chelsea, Mask, was re-
cotoed. A. = Taylor Qualfoe1 as guardian 20 or
au; order Tor sale q certain personal property.
1Seee Aaxy Ltngef: u ". Linger Qualf1ed o ad-
minzees1eurs bend oaoA R01al1e Cans W1s ap-
Roanted guardian 70 Miller ana solomon CAM;
nond S5M w: q. Fora bonded a. guardian Of VIM.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneera
EIGHT CASKS OF WHITE AND YELLOW WARE
CONSISTING IN PART OF PLATES, CUPS
AND SAUCERS NAPLES, BAKERS, BOWLS,
SPlTTOONS, CHAMBERS, ALE JUGS. TEA
POTS. do.. Ac., AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING. MARCH FIFTH, ut TEN
O'CLOCK, we will sell, within saleeroome, in open
lots to the trade eight casks of the above ware to which
the attention OF the trade is called. mh2-2t
DuNcANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.
~ an order and decree Of the Orphans Court Of the
1efrlct OF Columbia, passed the I'D day Of March,
A. - 1883 viii offer for sale at public auction at the
AUCTION rooms OF Duncanson Bros, of 9th and
streets northwest on WEDNESDAY, THE SEVENTH
Nay = 81. OF MARCHs A. D. 1883, at ONE O'CLOCK P.
100 shares Fremen's Insurance CO. Stock.
~ : Potomac Fire Insurance Stock.
~ Second National Bank Stock.
10 : Franklin Fire Insurance Stock.
20 Home Plate Glass Insurance Stock.
20O National Union Fire Insurance Stock.
Also. Formula for making ''Ossapadentne. the cell
ebrated tooth powder.
NAOMI UTERMEHLE.
mh2-4t Executrx will of Danl Kolb deceased.
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DENTISTRY

A RTIFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN
"A serted immediately after extracting natural teeth
in splendid success Modern methods skill in ali
branches of Dentistry. Moderate fees.
ja3-ly DIR. DONNALLY. 1921 F street northwest.
nR. RANDALL PARSONS. DENTIST
~ 42o 9TH street northwest, Balantyne's Book
Store. Gold filings speciality. Gas given day or
night. sis
nR. KLOEBER, DENTIST
IL 626 STREET NORTHWEST.
Valized Air by the Hurd System for the painless
traction of Teeth aug3
mr.. 7. NJ. TALBOT, DENTIST, No. 437 7TH
~ street three doors from corner E. Dentistry in all
its branches. Teeth inserted 81 per set All work war
ranted jan13
HOWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION. No. 211
IL AZ street. three doors roth OF Pennsylvania
avenue. east side: Hereafter extractions under
Nitrous Oxide. without pain, will be 81 for the first
tooth and SO cents each additional tooth the sams
sitting Extractlons without gas. 80 cents each tooth
Best Ar,firlal Teeth made per set. Gold and
first ;ass Have administered Nitrous Oxide to over
SC. 600 patients.
paten:s coming by viii be furnished free tickets
u ahuifp the cflce) mol
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STEAMERS. DC.
T0RTKTss MONROE. SoaI3LK. PORTSMOUTH
T,oB NORFOLK Portsmouth, FL MONROE
AND The SOUTH.
.l.~f f.vv..
MT. VERMONT MT. VERMONT.

STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
9Th street wharf daily Sunday, for MI
Vernon az 10 O'clock returning reaches Washing
ton about $50 p
$50 l.. l.. BLAKE Captain
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PERSONAL.

Ex-senator Sharon owns up to an income
Of 100000 month.
= General Sherman, now at Denver, ex.
poets to reach Washington City by 0cto'
Der 10.
Clara Louise Kellogg is finding amuse-
ment in attending Connecticut cattle shows.
Governor Butler and Carl schurz are to
be the orators at the German bi.centennial
ut Newark, ].
Herbert Spencer's health has bettered go
that he has nearly finished the third vol
ume Of his Sociology"
The Car is said not TO have made his ia.
nous ride through the streets Of Moscow
after all, but 10 have been personated by
an officer Of his guard who resembles him.
Ex-senator David Davis and wife have
received marked attention from the State
and municipal authorities Of Raleigh, N.
@. They are to visit Congressman Whar-
ton I. Green at Fayetteville.
Marshall. Wilder, at the dinner given
to him in Boston last Saturday, was able
to say: "When ! came to this city there
was not mile OF railroad on this CONT
nent; now there are 10000 miles"
Rsv. Robert Collyer, who has Just re.
turned from visit TO England, writes to q
friend that he preached "every Sunday bat
one, when went to the old Methodist
meeting house among the moors; they In.
vlted me to preach there also, but | said,
no, it will get you into trouble with the
conference and then they said, we will
risk the conference II you take the service
Still, had the grace to hear the good
fellow, q working mason, | think, who had
walked ever 30 many miles with sweet
little sermon in his heart, and was not
sorry that did not preach that day."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-28

The meeting Of the wool growers at Chi.
cago, an account Of which will be found in
our telegraph columns, was characterized
by the liveliest kind Of debate. The i'm
portant points at issue were the formation
Of a, new association and the reduction OF
the tariff. A delegate from Kansas started
the ball. He deprecated the formation Of
u new association, and said that II the
wool growers had accepted the invitation
Of the manufacturers at Rochester in Au'
gust, 1882, to confer about the reduction in
the tariff OF wool, they could have had
their own way. He was opposed to the
reduction, but he argued from the prices Of
wool 10 show that the wool growers were
sufficiently protected as matters stood. He
failed, however, to make himself under
stood. He wss subjected to cross-tiring
Of questions and openly accused Of contra
dieting himself and Of lodging the issue.
Mr.. Harpster, Of Ohio, in particular replied
to him, and drew sample OF Australian
wool from his pocket which sold in Lon
don for twenty-five cents to confute
him. He insisted that Messrs. Mark
ham and Garland, officers Of the old asso-
citation, had been the cause OF reducing the
tariff, and that 1t was indispensable that
they should be removed from Office.
For time the Convention presented a
scene Of hopeless dissension and confusion.
The speakers adjured the reporters to take
especial notice that they were perfectly
harmonious, but in point Of fact they were
at swords points on every well defined
subject that was preached. They could
not agree whether the officers Of the old
association had or had not been the cause
Of the reduction in the tariff, nor whether
the reduction had lowered the price Of
sheep and wool, nor whether a new asso-
citation was needed, nor even whether they
had been convened to organize new asso-
citation or merely 10 reform the old one.
Finally order was brought out Of chaos,
and the new association was formed, and
the closing hours Of the conference were
harmonious and pleasant.
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same, testify inquired, "When in blazea are
you going to get those pants on% There
was faint gurHle and a silver voice re;
Piled: "When 1 get married, l suppose"
It Is estimated that when corn worth
filty cents buShel e fed TO iatten hog0
the pork produced costs the farmer FIVE
cents pound.
The old industry Of glass making has
had such q revival in Venice that 1900
people now make beads, while many others
are employed in glass blowing and mosaic.
Said tho conductor Of Slow going west.
ern train 10 an impatient traveller: mo,
we are not much on annihilating space on
this road, bat we do manage to kill q good
deal OF time"
Third.class travelling Is rapidly increas
ing on the English railways, while the first
and second-classes are diminishing. The
third.class receipts are now more than
double the first and second put together.
A New York musical writer claims to
have discovered that neither "The Star
Spspgled RAINIER" nor "Hail Columbia"
are original American tunes, but that both
are stolen from old German authors.
A Massachusetts man has tried the ex:
pertinent for twenty years, and Is convinced
that man can support family OF six on
eight acres OF land cultivated properly. Al
first he thought the farm too small, but
now he finds It land enough.
At Deptford, England, the other day,
WHEN coroner was about to swear q jury
he opened book which was supplied by
the Landlord OF the tavern at which the in.
quest was held, and discovered that, instead
OF the New Testament, It was copy oil
"Tristram shandy." 1t was some time
before copy Of the right book could be
obtained.
In 1860 the best railroad time between
New York and New Orleans was five days,
and passenger had to make nine changes
many OF them long rides from depot to
depot. III 1869 the time was reduced tc
four days; in 1873 to three and half days
and only one change. Now the time has
been reduced to tifty.eight hours.
Among mass OF old law papers in the
County Clerks office at Lyons has beer
found a parchment containing the sigma
lures Of the law ssudentsin Ontario, Seneca
aud Wayne counties in 1923. In those
days it was necessary for member Of the
bar to take oath that he would not fight or
in any way aid in fighting duel, either
directly or indirectly, while an inhabitant
OF New York State.
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MR.HAErN4N-Dedr Sir: am induced by
a sense OF duty to the suffering to make q
brief statement OF your remarkable euro oil
myself. was most miserable sufferer from
the various annoying and distressing diseases
# delicate persons, which caused me to be
confined to my bed for long time, being toe
weak to even bear my weight upon my feet.
was treated by the most reputable physicians
In our city, each and all saying they could
do rothing for me. had given up all hopes
of ever being well. In this condition bt.
gan 10 take your ltn,alin and Per,tnd. and,
am most happy 10 say. in three months was
perfectly well-entirely cured without any
appliances or support Of any kind.
Yours truly, MIS- HENRY ELLIS.
raw No. 500 Scottstrset, Milwaukee, Wis.
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BREAKFAST RupoRT.

The English parcels post will not trans.
nit live HOLSTERS. The postal officials must
be very grabbed.
The Government Of Australia offers Cd.
per dozen for English sparrows' heads, and
% I'd, hundred for their eggs.
At one Of the watering places an impa-
tient young man walked up TO the bathing
house in which he thought his male com.
panion was dressing, and, knocking on the
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,ast are as follows:
sIuht Mns. .4OO 0lp 49l. g9O G6Olbl 100, lka


The Chicago Times commenting on the
above table says: ut will be seen that
those who regard immigration Except
from China) as thing in every way de.
sirable have no great cause to mourn. The
arrivals have been good many less than
in 1881 and 1882, it is true, but only few
less than 1850, and good many more for
the eight months than for any one whole
year from 1874 to 1870, as the following
comparative statementoi arrivals by calen-
,lar yaars will show.
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PRIDE makes people dosome very foolish
things. Just because the sunbuEn has
worn of her childrtn's noses, Mrs. Shoddy
now scorches them with a candle to re.
mind her neighbsIs that her family enjoyed
week at the seashore.-Philddelphia
Chronicle. Herald.
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Enumeration NtntislIcA

immigration statistics contained in the
official report for last month furnish some
interesting figures. The arrivals during
August was less than during the same
period in the three years preceding 1883,
but greater than during in any Of the six
years ending with 1879. The arrivals of
immigrants from January to August for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-28
FOR CHORAL SOCIETIES.

Musical Associations In search OF mufc 70 prat.
tice will do well 10 examine the following, by EN-.
inent composers, and not too oificult:
LIGHT OF THE WORLD, 1877. sulliyan's new
and very beautiful oratorio.
NOEL, (s1). St. sAens Christmas ontorio.
PRoDEGAL SON, as ents). Cantataor oratorio
by Sullivan.
FIGHT INTO EGYPT, COS cents. cAnteta by
BetlloE.
BLIND KING. go cents. shor! but impressive
Cantata by J. G. D. Parker.
RUTH AND BoAz, les cents. Charming Pas.
toral Cantata, by Andrews.
REDEMPTION HYMN, (50 cents. By J. @. D.
Parker.
THE DELuGE. $50 cents). Descriptive Cantata
by s. saens
CHRISTMAS, $50 cents. Cantsta by Gut.eBon.
DAMNATIoN OF faust, sl.co). Strong and
brilliant Opera BY Berlioz.
THE CoNsPIgAToRS, (sl 25). Just published.
Easy Opera by Schubert
FoRrY.slxrE PSALM, $50 cents. By Dudley
Buck.
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Opinion OF Emiaent DR.. H. Il. Walton, OF
Annapolis, -"Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic
Is par excellence, superior 10 cod'!iVer oil or
anything l have ever used in wasted or i'm.
paired constitutions, and extremely bene.
iicial as u preventive OF lnalarial diseases. u
Cake no other.) OF druggists. AwF&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-28

CAMPBELL-on Thursday, September q, 1888.
Ella r. Campbell, aged year, lmonth and days.
Funeral from residence OF parents, No. N4 Mar.
ket street, this friday afternoon a2 o'clock. In.
temeut at Greenwood Cemetery. Friends OF the
family are invited IN attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-28

A sAvAxr has disvoveredsthat man de.
SC ended from the bear. We have heard
before that man assembled from the bear,
aud2have been shown the trees where It
occurred.-Iiarath0n Independent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-28

sHILoH's CoueH and Consumption Cure is
sold by us on guarantee. 1t cures con.
sumption. Sold by McLain Brothers, and
Alex. T, Young. DIV.
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EDUCATIONAL,
WAsHING1oN SCHOOL
w OF RLoOuTloN & En- GilSp .vc-....
w Nd M sIRsei, n sF w ,ES.5sh,nElon, i.

w ~ tASSll Nt Va N1kllURthn II ~ ~
MRS. N. STEVENS HGRT P,iSsl
received after septemberl i, " 'NAVs pupilI
Natural development and culture NJ N. -
for the PURPOSES Of Conversation, RsaS,MI e p voice
AddrsI and slnGtpE Correct u,e ii Es uTi,
Philosophical laws by which tho.c With the
served and developed. hANs are Prs-
EaIy Sna natural Expression Of Sentiment, \,
ton, Dramatic Beading 6nd RecItRiIos AS'StlfA'
Prevention Of Chronic Affection Si Ina ,h,,.,
lnngs and diEeatiye orglnE, and iha Stren0t bsU,s
Of Affected orsAnS by !udlCiouS Vocal md SstIllg
Bill, endorsed BY prominent phyAciRnS 's'UAi
Distinct Articulation taught 10 SiHmS1e,.,, -. d,
otnet spusEihg it0m painful Vocal DeltCtS he "
suit Of habit, That muy b. entirely GyerTnn1S y
penistent effort on the part OF the student dr.,
by !udiclous and experienced ienCher. MS
over abnormal conditions Of the Vocal Cr, ,r!
present, the advice Of q phy1icisn IL nb,asIh!e
prior 10 the Vocal Exercises Civen BY The tsSNSs,
limited number Of pupils will 10 taken IN <
Principally family for the general ii ih.it
studies SeDd for circular VI esti
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WHEELING { ELM GROVE R. R.

on and after MONDAY. MAY II, 1883, tuntfl
further notce) cans viii run from the City and
stamm's every hour from $50 A. Y. TO $50 2. ".
Cans TO and from Fulton every 30 minutes
myI2 !. KLHRH, supt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-28

IT will kill colony OF Bed Bugs as quick
as electricity. Hunts Insect Powder is It's
name. Price % cepts. By all druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-28

THE Rev. George H. Thsyer, Of Bourbon,
Ind, sayG "Botb myself and wife owe our
livOs to Shiloh's Consumption Cure" Sold
by McLain Brothers, and Alex. T. Young.
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BAD compilations restored with Glenn's
Sulphur Soap Hills Hair. Dye, black or
brown, fifty cents. Pixies toothaohe drops
cure In one minute. MwF6w
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NEw ApyERTIsEMENTs

TXTHEELING AND BELL, m. n
w ARE PACKET PRINCESS,
will run IN her regular trade between =. =
the two places d long a. The water Will permit,
making her SIx round tripE per day.
Shippers sending freight 70 BellAife VIII leave u
nj c, ". Booth q Sons whafi.b0at
Connections made with all trains on the b., z. d
G RR SEES
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MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY
N1 1917 AND lltO IN" ST, EORTHwrO-
Washington, D. C. val


ke0penE wednesday. September M. lSSS
Nm, J. RDDI s0NEas, Principal,
English coune-ComplCtc, thorough and ,s,
ClGxIc.l CouBe-PIcpalcs for the seulo, ys,,.
wellesley. '"'N
French and German-By the Natural Ne,so.,
Sauveur). -'S'AVs
Elocudon-=Chargoo Of Ms N. Stevens Hart p,,
cipAl Of the Washington School OF NoCuuon. ~
Vocal Mudc-DirectlOn Of Madame Annie r..
ner KASpAr ~
instrumental Auhc-D!rectIOu Of PtOL Ant,
GloetEner. ''NNs
art, Drawing and PAIniing-Direct!ou Of Pm, r
E, MsSSer, Director Of Washington Ari school '' y
Decorative Ait-Under supervision Of Compet.,,
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