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DRY GOODS.

VrLvrrs. VE1vrrs. Vrnvrrs
PLUsHES, PLUsBEs. Pushes
Brocsle EelNeteens, in all colors 81 yd
40-inch Shooia Cloth. all colors. - cts
Ao-inch French Cashmeres, 10 cts
40-inch all wool Ladies' Cloth. e. cts
Black Dress Silks from the recent auction s..l. in
New York. 50 cts, IS cts. 81, Sl-2a $50. Sis
Extra quality Canton Flannel, cts, 10 cts, l.
Is cts.
Extra size Wool Blankets per pair. $50, Sa5o 81.
81
Bed Comforts sc. 81. S125.
Jersey Jackets all colors.
ia Crochet Counternanes al
Cream Damssk NaI kns. rs cts.
Cloahlng and Jacket Cloths.
G. II. T0wSoy,
Cog PESNs1Iv.NI. AVENUE.
90 South Side
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hEIGSes1seHt~a Nee HO.NlEmis
NATIONAL 1HEATER.-" EOnany Rye
FoRD'S OPERA iioCSE.-Neil Burgess in swim"
THEsTER COMIQ;E-king'S speciality combina-
ton IN ''Pat!ence." ana Varieties.
DINE HrSEUa.-t urir-iti"S aud stage novelties.
CONGREGATIONAL CHVRtH.-Testin0nial to Miss
Bessie +. Perry.
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MARRIAGE IICENsES-Marriacel licenses have heen
issued by the Clerk OF the court TO McIain Bra
Shear and Kate Il. klnSsy; John T. Heffney and
Annie F. Duyall, both OF Montgomery county, Md
+. W. Hamilton and Kate E. Brown Adams: ThOs
johnson and Jennie Napier; w. ii. Dove and Emily
Downing; w. III. frOyell and Rosa q. Lynch: Robt
Peterson and Emma SOnneman; Charles T. Gran.
dali and Isabel Ii. Gibbs; George Gather and Mary
DodSOn.
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w. Nj. SINISTER & Soxs.

CLoAKS S1I.k DoLMANs. CLOTH DoLN.Ns CIR
CULARs. JERSEY JACKETS, BERLIN
COATS. PLUSH CIOAKS kc
Iarge ard Elegant Stock
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR For J.pFrS,
MISSES AND GENTLEMEN
DRESS GOODS In CHOICE FABRICS
SILKS, SATINS AND NFLNETS
TRlCoT AND BRoADCIOrHS. every grade and color
MOURNING GOODS FROM The BEST MANI. l.A,.-
TCRERS.
GIlNET AND BONNET BLACK SILKS
NoNPARlEI NELNETEENS
Fill STOCK OF BLACK AND CoLORED SILK
NELNETS.
". NJ. SINISTER e. soSs,
ONE PRICE
9l9 Pennsylvania avenue
THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST 90
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DRY GOODS.
AUTUMN AND WINTER WARS.
Sc TON ny,

sFAToN PERRY,
SUCCESSOR To PERRY BROTHER,
LATEST INNOVATIONS FROM PARIS AND
BERLIN
ELEGANT SEAL PHI SH WRAPS AM NIfTaRl aS
RICH BRoCApEp OTTOMAN, VELVET MRaiS
AND NfMMARhETS,
BLACK RADZIMlR AND SlCIIIENNE RUSSIAN
Glktl LARS.
SLA. Plush SACotfS, BEST QUALITIES,
BLACK SToCkINErTE JAckErs
- AND NFWNAkET-Ts
GENUINE CsMFI.'s HAIR AND DECck SITANiS
CHDDDA. CASHMERE AND
- ,,.,. BERLIN SHANTS
.,,-,, 49,, - LADIES' CIRCULARS.
ASnRaSlANS AND PLISHFS FOR TRIMMING.
SUPERB STOCK OF RApZINIRS
49, ,-, -, SllkS HiSorkDFS. oTTgNASS
AND NILN LIS FROM THE MOST ,EI.ERR IA flU
- LOOMS or EUROPE
COMPLETE sS>Oki MEM OF FRENCH Al I -NapT,
DRESS FABRICS FOR VI AIN AND tttNlINk-
IloN COSTA MIS-. FRENCH TRlcnTS AND
HABlT CLOTHS. IN ALI. SHADES. PROM 3 -
To SSoa PER ND
tr-SlIllAL kPhRTNENT IIGH TED WITH NEw-
MANN'S PATENT REtlEClokS FOR DISILAllNa
EVENING GOODS
RECT PRICES
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CnnpnEN,s orEEco,1s. Ei.eLlan Bros. .th and Z.

TOMORROW, odds AMI ends in corsets. among
them are high priced gOI-. We VIII cloSf, them
urf - G-s-. our regular French cGr5ets in short,
Iayd:inn &n1 lOn-5 lf:gth, 1T -! \ superior patent
I.s,ilCdl ccT.ct, ia large sizes, only. So
Mrs MAX NEYi. agt.. IL, 1th street.
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TUE SALE At Dowl!ng's tomorrow will be very at
trdctlye, and embraces some fine pariCr and he'd.
room furniture; al:9 many fine carpets, both new
and second hand.
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T UTTRELLS.
Ladies' DOLMANS. CIRCULARS NEWMARKET and
ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS in silk, Flush
Stockinctte and Cloth
These Goods are all marked at prices to make them
so. and Will compare with any in the District.
Brocade Silks Velvets, N.lveteeus and Pushes all
shades and prices
Black Silk at 81 co. the best thing in the town
for the price.
All the novelties in Wool Fabrics
splendid line Of Black Goods at the very lowest
prices.
Job lot Of Misses and Chldrcn's Hosiery at half
price.
A competent salesman wanted Immediately.
j. a LUTTREII. & co,
o25 S17 Market Space.
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acknowledgements Treatment Of Dis
|

Reader don't steal one, but bay Z bottle OF DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup for % cents.
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TIE SALE OF SEATS l. how progressing at Ford.
opera House and BrtntanOS for the engagement o
W. T. Sheridan, no viii appear ON Monday.
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A n ELASTIC STEP, BUOYANT SPIRITS AND
"A clear compilations. among the many desirable
results of blood The possessor of healthy blood
has his faculties at command. and enjoys clear and
quick perception which is impossible when the blood is
heavy and slulsh with impurities Ayers Sarsaparilla
is the best blood purifier and vitallzer known.
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VNHOUGH NUMEROUS CAUSES MAY OPER ATE TO
Il turn the hair all that is needed restore the
natural color is Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
FormOrc than twenty its sales have been enormous
but we have Yet to learn Of its first failure oct25
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NEW LODGE OF Coop TEMrLaRs.-A new lodge
OF Coed TeiEglaTS. composed chiefly OF employees OF
tht. government PRINT Ing Office ana 10 be known as
- T. Holloway Lodge. was Instituted at Market
han, lst and streets. last evening. The following
Officers were elected Mr.. j. T.. Frost, We. T.: Mrs
VI. A Thompson, W. V. T.: Nj. b. f. ENByd, W. II.
=: Mr.. j. \. Steele, W. +. s.: Mr.. 5. a. Thompson
W T.; Miss Annie Bacon, W. c.: Mr. Oliver shaw
W VI; Ms c. LUsby, W. l. e., and Mr.. B. A. swan
W. q. @.
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" A 7 A X r II
SANFOED.S RADICAL CURE,

THE GREAT Balls MIC DISTILLATION OF WITCH
HAZEL, AMERICAN PINE. CANADIAN FUR,
MARIGOLD, CLOVER BLOSSOM ETC,
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SPECIALTIES
Chudda Cloths. all colors 40 inches wide 80 cents
Chudda Cloths, all colorS 40 inches MIDI d. .I
French 54-inch TTicot Cloth 50
Great Ba rl-ains in desirable Dress Goods Largo -
riety 10 make selections from
Fine stock of BroCade N,lvcts and pushes Bisck
Silks. toored Silks. "Rltadaut-sr 'M.ry,aleun .
Surah and Brocade Silks great variety Prices guar
&nteei
We have Grand Bargains in Blankets Table Linens.
Towels, Napkins. &c. fresh goods
case ia fine Blankets s. reduced from sc
case heavy wide Shooting. ~ yards wide Is cents
10y dozen Chlldren's regular msde ribbed Cotton Hnss
IN all coiors and sizes y, cents Our Hosiery
department Is full of hargaIls
Ladies, Gents and Chiidren's Underwear al bottom
Prices "
stock fresh and complete in all DEPARTMENTS Prizes
as low as any house make for goods
we invite inspection Come and compare qualities
sIn pIi,ST We haNe experienced and polite statesmen
"OEE IRICF ONIYw
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A Few SPECIAL BARGAINS.

BRoCaDE SILK vELvETs. 81 so. actual value, s.
COLOIED SILKS Soc.
EXCELLENT BLACK SILKS. &c
width, SIC.
FRUIT OF THE LOOM COTTON destl. SIC.
BLACK FRENCH SILKS. 81, 81 Is 81. 50 81 rs q,
Our excellent quality BLACK FRENCH SILKS re.
duced from Sl.5O to Sl25-sr'e,ial bargain.
BLEACHED TABLE DAMAsK Slightly soilod) re-
duced from i5c. TO Soc, pure linen.
COlORED and BLACK SILK VELyETS, special bar.
gain, $50.
BLACK CASHMERE sHAwIS. all pure wool a.
BLANKETS from the late auction sale, 81 So 50 81.
$3.50 81 $50 So. to Sl2. Blankets 5oc 10 81
Oh each pair cheaper than they last fall
HEAVY BED COMFORTS ST.
BLACK CASHMERES all pure wool, are cheaper than
they were last tall
'CARTERS~
ocs III MARKET SPlCR
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acknowledgements Treatment Of Dis.
ease.
WASHINGTON BRANCH OF BALTIMORE OFFICE, a22A
STREET NORTHWEST.
Hours from TO IL a. IN. and to : y. m, Sunday
excepted Satisfaction guaranteed Call or send
Tor pamphlet containing over one hundred vOlun-
tary testimonials Of cures OF citizens of Baltimore
and Washington. covering the entire range of
nerve and other incurabe diseases. See Baltimore
Sun FOR daily accounts OF cures. an every WedneS-
DAY ana saturday in Washington STAR. CouSulta-
| ton Tree, either at Office OF home Of patient.
Z. \. PARSONS IL Co.
800 EfOys' OVerc0ats,
at g. reduced from 500. NJ. T. Elsc,nan, under
Odd Fellows Hall.
TEOrnton's Emulsion
OF pure Cod Liver Oil with IypOnho>nnites OF Lime
and Soda for coughs colds. consn ptioD, impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and please mt
TO take. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Drug
giStS. Large bottles. SOC. Manufatt urcd by W. f.
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets,
Baltimore, Md. m,W,f
I.NNHbarS'S Perfumes.
Edenia, and Marechal Mel Rose.
500 Pairs Odd Boys Pants,
at 81 so worth $50, at NJ. F. Esemans, under odd
Fellows Hall.
Mother swans Worm Syrup.
lnfallbie taSteleSS, harmless, cathartic for fe-
veIlalileS, reStleSsneSS, worms, constipation. -
cents.
"sAlderMey Dairy WagOns.''
Fresh Alderney Butter, ch,lrned every morning,
and delivered in half-pound "Ward" prints doc per
pound. Also. Cottage Cheese. Butternilk and Sweet
MIX &c per quart, Cream l5t. pint.
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NORSTED BALI. PRINCES. -. n ward. All color
pl'!Sh'S, Sltiii.S and i's. TiSoeiS, gjl:nnpS and
C'.ti> To HCitc nFS SH;t;- crtvcH wool ArT;iSeae,
tii@scllc and embroidery silks. Stamping. stamp
flg embroidery silk. iH.. fipE
Mrs. III 1tn street.
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Tor the Immediate relief and Permanent Cure Of every
form Of Catarrh from Simple Head Gold Influenza
to the Loss of Smell. Taste and Hearing Cough. Bron
chits, and hcpicnt Consumption Relief in five min
utes Il! any and every Nothing like it, Grateful
fragrant Wholesome Cure begins from first application
and IS rapid radical, permanent and never falling
One bottle RADICAL CURE one box CATARRH Al
SOLVENT and SANFORDS INHALER. all in one
package, forming complete treatment If al druggists,
for ST. Ask fu" StNToRD's RADICAL. CURE. POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston.
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SEATON FERRY.
Ferry Building.
renns. lvania AVENUE. corner OH street.
I,stalliSh she'd 1870 aran
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FINE TAILORING, Eiscn.Jn Bros, eth and f

TiioUs sSDS of pairs 6i iIlhn'S unTivGCi - ladies
button >Old ll~t few months: moi one fixture, SIS
9Th and 1872 PenEsy lv;.uii aNrnue.
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WOODWARD & Lo1HRop,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
eel PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. s2l
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN WOODEN HOSIERY.
LADIES' HOSIERY
LADIES' RIBBED WOODEN HOSE. solid colors,
finished seams. only 25c. per pair
LADIES' PLAIN CASHMERE HOSE, Merino heels
and toes. finished seams. only 37lc per pair.
LADIES' FANCY COLORED WOOL HOSE. finished
seams, only 3719c per pair.
LADIES' EXTRA FINE CASHMERE HOSE Derby
ribbed, full fashioned, only SOC. per pair
LADIES' GREY-MIxED MERINO HOSE, fun fash
ioned only SOC per pair.
LADIES' SUPERFINE CASHMERE HOSE. in choice
shades, elegant quality only 75c and 81 Per pair.
M1SSISS AMI CdlLDRENS HOSIERY.
MISSES MERINo HOSE, finished seams solid colorr.
Brown Cardinal and Navy Blue, only 25c. per pair
BOYS MERINO HOSE, extra heavy for school wear,
full finished. only 25c per pair.
MISSES FANCY WOOL HOSE Merino heels and toes.
sizes So to g. only Sic Per pair.
CHILDREN'S CASHMERE HOSE at low prices
| CHILDREN'S q WOOL SOCKS. both IN sk-clocked
and plain, at low prices
MEMS FALL HOSIERY.
MEMS EXTRA SEAMLESS MERINo HALF HOSE.
all sizes. only 25c. per pair
MEMS SUPERFINE MERINO HALF HOSE full reg
ular. all sizes. only SOC. per pair.
MEMS CASHMERE HALF HOSE in all the finer
grades.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
NERINo AND WOOL UNDERWEAR.
ira fine quality patent seams silk finished only Soc
each; the best goods sold by for the price
LADIES' SCARLET WOOL UNDERvESTS AND
PANTS, all sizes, only
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
LADIES' FLEECE WOOL VESTS AND PANTS extra
heavy. and fine. elegant quality. only $l.25 each.
MISSES SCARLET SHIRTS AND PANTS.
A fun line Of MISSES AND BOYS SCARLET wOOr.
SHIRTS AND PANTS. sizes from l6 inches to 80;
prices very low.
MEMS WHITE MERINO UNDERvESTS AND
DRAWERS fine and heavy, extra good bargain
for the money, only SOC. each.
MEMS FINE MERINO UNDERvESTS AND DRAW.
ERS, made by the Norfolk and New Brunswick Ho-
siery Co., and finished with the patent anchor
seam" which leaves the garment as smooth as the
full finished one, extraordinary bargain. only 75c
EACH all sizes.
MEMS EXTRA HEAVY DOUBLE WEIGHT UNDER
VESTS AND DRAWERS, ali sizes. only 81 each.
MEMS SUPERFINE SCARLET UNDERyESTS AND
DRAWERS, $l5O. Sits and S. each.
MEMS FINE GRADES OF UNDERWEAR, IN ALI.
THE LEADING MAKES, AT THE
LOWEST PRICES.
W WARD & LOTHRO
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
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FRENCH PRONUNCIATION

Mastery guaranteed in eighteen lessons Glass limited
Cards of a 1l Sc Course opens Thursday, No
Nelber l, 1883 before which date Cards. must
be obtained. LUCIEN f. c. COLLIERE A. NJ, a native
of Paris France. 1888 street northwest. o10-l9t
NATIONAL SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND ORA
~ matte Art.-Mrs. ADAIINE DUVAL MACK 1914 X
street northwest Glasses formed pupils received and
circulars to be had at residence. oS-3ws
A RI SCHOOL. 1913 ST n. W.. OPP. FRANKLIN
IA Park Fourteenth annual session. Thorough in
strction in drawing and painting Mechanical draw
Ing. Prof. Charles Schlaar
o. I'M F. FILLER Pripcinal
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EDUCATIONAL.
TUE BERLITz SCHOOL, OF LANGUAGES.

t,HE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
sis ssf EsESfEI Rs!ms,s nsn; apl1
IS MTKhEsMnSsSs STREET s1RE EI5FoT Providence
Best of native teachers only: most thorough and es
S 1f # s h sSs58ns at sFr
and 70 as ose Hs5ss to
sl5-9m e A0uis "'P'i-
A ELLINGTON ACADEMY. CoRCoRAN BUILDING.
shoo for Bows sSs ann and iI Sonn: oSpSse o. ses'
Only sood moral chraeteS 1 reeTea ni Fan
soas r Gf fRa il a
Ahs. ,'nmsf Ass' hssISi .in and Greek
ASR a ESfsH A BtI Ssb bfR PtK
S ana n iSs ssn N1 s
Anna E by frot Sasa, a9 dsp sss
me1 OK ancient languages DR. Caueld de
enDh Miss rowe Afhl1ans ana n
EansI s Classical with spei,
Sersd in Fnnfh and HusG To Frssbss
ceived Parior Boarders For circulars and infoa-
NORTHWEST Washinsten 'n' ''| ''1' ~ S'''''
tol Hill direct to the school and return. sus-sm
,,..,, Nv. HUNT. PRINCIPAL.
Room of 11r Snnr,aD, oS GU .he Not,n StsS Hh
pupils of this school take Ugh stand in the various
sttutlons in the land Nj. Hunt may be addressed
MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY
M '0l' n %as s12f Y stFsst northwest b e
Enters its Ninth Year WEDNESDAY,. Sept & 1854
MRS. J. EDDY SOMERS. Principal.
Enelish Course-Compete, thorough and practical.
classical CollrsePreIares for the senior year Of the
Seminary or for entrance into Smith, and Wees
ley.
French and German-Taught by the Natural Method"
Eocmtion-1n charge of Mrs. NJ Stevens Hart Princi-
pal of the Washington School of Elocution
Vocal Music-Directress, Madame Annie Roemer-
Kaspar.
P1anoaDirector Professor Anton Gloetner.
Art-DrawlnR and Painting-Drector Plofesso. C. F.
Messer. Director of the Washington Art School
Decorative Art-Under the SUPERVISION of competent
uachers sep1-3m
WlLIIAM WAIDECKER GRADUATE OF THE
w Leipzig Conservatory of Musicl, Deacher Piano.
1rlsan ana Harmony Lessons resumed September 18th.
RESIDENCE lSoi 18th street northwest sep 4 I'm
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SHIRTS.-DON'T FORGET THAT THE
- MYSTERY" SHIRT
is the best Shirt for IS offered in this or any
other country being elegantly made Of the very
material.
This Shirt has been sold I'm this market ten years
and thousands of best citizens testify it,
per1ority, both as to quality and lit
Only IS cents FOX the
MYSTERY" SHIRT,
the hest fitting and most uniform quality of any shirt
in the market.
Sold only at
MEGINNISS.
au15 lOO2 # street northwest
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TRCNNEL & CLARK
Sll Market Space,

NoTr-Mrs BECK. on 81 hoor. has AMPLE farItja
Tor Dress and Cloak making at reasonable prices TIA
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HAMS 81 Indies cali Shoes viii last through the
winteT, SD 18th StT,'t.
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HENRIETTA V. DAVIS Yesterday filed bill in
equity against Nary TIcanir fn compel her 10 COM
plc" = contract made with plaintiff 10y j. W. starr,
late brother OF the Defendant. for the transfer OF
lot j. square ,16.
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Dnn Goopa
PRICES AND QUALITIES
We oer to-day large lot of best qualities ladies' ca
Cloth Sutngs, at 81 To- Trecott Cloth Suiting IS:
Ottoman Silks all Silk, at 81 75 and lower quality at
81 large lot Of Suda Cloth reduced from s 10 5o
in all colors.
Our stock of House Linens is complete and very SUI
perlor Tor the price. Hsndkfs and Underwear
and CLlldren-Al sizes and prices.
JOHN T. MITCHELL
Oh 931 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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IS PANTS To oryef. Ei-.'iilru Bros. 1th and E.
TUE best grad pi norfolk oysters. -. per GtoZ
at the Marble SIl0on. Rre'I,ar price char ;rd else
where .Oc.
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OFFICE OF THE tHIEF >IGNlI. OFFICER,
VI AsuIN,,ToN. ID. G.. th.l " ISSl 10 a m
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THE WASHINGTON GARFIELD MOSUMENT-At the
business meeting Of the society of The Army OF the
'uhii&rEtI, in Cincinnati yesterday. Gen. Barnett
chairman or the committee the Garfield mOnu
nr.tt, made report that place has been selected
III Washington, but that II would require the ac-
tlpn of congress TO make Ii final. II l. thought hat
inc monument Will be completed IN time for the
Irunpn or 1SS. Gen Phil III. sheridan WAS elected
president and Major W. III. Lambert orator for the
h-xt meeting of the society. TO In held In Roche,-
ter NJ. Gen X. ID. Mt,>,,y was elected Vice pres
Eeli FOR the District Of Columbia.
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1nfallible taStelesS, harmless, catlartic: for fe
veIlahleaS, reStleSsness, worms, constipation
cents. 4
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800 Rows, Oyerr0atS.

at g. reduced from 1919. NJ. +. E!se.nGn undo
Odd Fellows Hall.
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" uSVuSs''
Fresh Attorney Butter, ch'lrned every morning
and delivered in half-pOund "Ward' prints, 40c pc
pound. Also. Cottage Cheese Butterfnilk and SWee
Milk, sc. per quart, Cream l5c. pint.
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Clearing weather l., indicated for Naw England
OIL saturday. picCtse1t Is local rains Fr t'it her /,
Indicated for the n.ii'Ue Atlantic states and lake
I.-.On on s.afur.laN
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INl 1858 9th street northwest
Vocal Lessons.
Cards at Ellis. o6-1m
RROWN'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND, ROOM z
1JRiley building 9th and E n. W. No classes
Students received any time Hours to 10 p IN. daily
Write for circulars n56In
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For the middle Atlantic states. fair weather in
tue southern portion. local raiuS in the northern
portion. variable winds shifting 10 westerly fall
Ing followed 10y ri>in-, barometer, stationary Or
lover teTnperlftIrP
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HOWE'S BOOK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES METHOD
in the United States Months of study saved by au
experienced Bookkeeper No text books study they
are practically useless With Penmanship. etc, 8
ness Penmanship alone So HOWES Business School.
SIT Eth street ~
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MRS. NJ. BARRINGER,
NJ Teacher of Voice and Piano.
Ten years. experience
Residence, 1884 10th street northwest o31ms
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IIAuS's $1ej MISS goat spring heel button.
FIJI ovrnsAcks at EIsa11an Bros, 7th and f.

SEE aSSi@nceS sale ui stock nj ID. G.. Hatch & Co.,
at 93i street. i rare chance ~ obtain tine fur
n:ture at cost prices
The Labor enquirer., 1883-11-03
What They Want.

The monopoly journals and reviews
are lauding the infamous city built by
Pullman for the wage slaves employed
by him at his car works near Chicago.
They would like to see similar towns
established by every large manufacturer
they say.
The famous town of Pullman is a regu-
lar slave pen. No lord of the manor of
the olden times ever had such supreme
control over his "vassals' as the Pull
mans have over the workingmen whom
they employ. The buildings are good,
it is true, but the rents are enormous.
The leases are the worst cut-throat leases
that the sharpest cut-throat lawyer could
possibly get up. The tenant who signs
one signs away his last right as the mas
ter of his own home. The landlord can
enter at any time and inspect the house;
he can eject the tenant, without even
process of law for non-payment of rent !;
the tenant is not privileged to make even
the slightest repair nor can he even
drive nail in the walls if any repairs
are to be made the landlord makes
them, and then makes the tenant pay
whatever he (the landlord) may see fit
to ask, In short the workingman who
enters the Pullman service and occupies
the Pullman buildings is just as near a
slave as a man can be without absolutely
wearing chain and having his ears
cropped.-San Francisco Truth.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-11-03
to laborIously till the blighted soil. There

to laborIously till the blighted soil. There
is much cheap and foolish talk about the
blessedness of physical labor. II is well
to make the best of a great misfortune,
but we cannot disguise the fact that, to
be doomed to perpetual toll as the price
Of subsistence, is very hard lot. 1t may
develop and harden muscle, but it does
not strengthen the mind or enrich the
heart. Asufficient amount of labor to
keep the body healthful is blessing,
and that was provided for in the pristine
state. Keeping and dressing the garden
furnishes exhilarating, not wasting em-
ployment. But beyond the recreation
that our higher nature demands from
physical exertion, such toll is a curse
that sin has entailed. The mass of man
kind are compelled, from the cradle to
the grave, to drudge and delye, deprived
of both mental and spiritual culture and
to enter eternity dwarfs. O, what cry
goes up from the weary host for food to
meet the cravings of the immortal nature.
1t is matter of anxious concernment to
every philanthropist, that in our ciyiliza-
tion, the greed and avarice of the few,
with whom is power, has immeasurably
increased the burden and want of the
many. The cry of laborers robbed
of the legitimate results of their toll is
going up to God of justice, from every
civilized nation, and will bring his curse.
The cry Of four millions Of colored slaves
brought tempest Of war, that swept our
fair land as with the bosom Of destruc-
ton" May God bring to repentance,
ere his hand of power is stretched out,
these many millions more, both black
and white staggering under the burden
and heat of the day.