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ADJUSTMENTS.


A LsAUGE's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
THIS WEEK.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEEs
The National Candidate
JOHN T RAYMOND.
In bis Celebrated Political Comedy
FOR CONGRESS.
WEDNESDAY, SOUVENIR NIGHT
Saturday night only performance Of Mark Twnin's
COL. MCLB1R RY SELLERS.
as played by RAYMOND owe. 1000 times
dl MONDAY. DEc s-crF To EGYPT
FoRD's, AwrFk OF LAUGHTER
RAG BABY The rs,st r,fro-. az
hAG bAB1 CEAkLfS Il. hOlP.
RAG kAbA. Aut-l OF
Rag BABY. =" BUNCH OF KEYS"
NAG BAbl- - PARCo& MATCH - sc.
kA5 BAtN. Md Is u'iiy.rs4lly pronounced 10 be
RAG bA6l. THE GREATEST FAST ef LAUGH
RAG BABY. IEk EVER OFFERED TO
RAG bhbi TIE PU hLlC,
hAG EABA- Consisting OF
RAG BABY. CHARMING MUSIC
Rag BABY. WIfTY DIALOGUE,
RAG BABY. SUBSTITUTING SITUATIONS
RAG BABY.
Rag BABY. MATINEE ON WEDNESDAY.
RAG BABY.
RAG BABY. HANDSOME. THE HoMLIEST DOG
RAG BABY. ALIVE, BY HIMSELF.
MoNDAY-MINNIE PALMER, My Sweetheart Z"
First appearance her old home since her signal fri
umphs in foreign lands. d.
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LECTURES.

T THE REQUEST OF MANY PROMINENT RESI-.
~ dents Of WASHINGTON. Lieut.. sHUFELDT. U. s. \,
Will repeat his Lecture recently delivered before the
American Geoeral hcal Society, at hickerins Hall
ticled Madagaskara, the Land sinbad the Sailor
Being the narrative q novel and hazardous Journey
across the great African Island. Illustrated with
sketches taken by the author In terror represent
ing Forest Scenes; Entering the Hova CAPITAL Presen
ration to the Malagasy Queen Leading the Party the
Westward Slave Catchers' Attacks: The Seal The
Sea Escape in an OIen Boat Across the Mozambique
Channel &c. Narini's New Hail. Wednesday December
s. Tickets at Brent;nc's and Paret's n29-4;s
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LADIES, Corn.
"a INCHES WIDE ALL WOOL,
e5 CENTS
Canton F1annels. So cts Ga cts cts and 10 cts
l0-4 Sheeting Cotton, best make "a cts.
New Plaid Dress Goods 25 cts.
IT1co Dress Goods all colors 121S cts
Atwood Flannel Suiting IS cts
Black Cashmt res 25 cents
Coored Cashmeres, Is cents
White Wool Fiannels, IL cts % cts % cts
Atwood Red Twill Flannel Is cts
Cloth for Boys wear. % cts 80 cts n eta
Medicated Red Twill Flannel 81 cts
Ladies' Tricot Cloth, "a inches wide 90 eta
Cnlldren's Regular mace Hose, Is cts
ladies' Solid Color Baibriggan Hose % cts
Hemmed Handkerchiefs cts
Ladies' English Walking Coats $500 5000 81 90
$500. $500. $1,000. ~ ~
Colored Silk Yelvets all colors 81 25
Brocade silk Nelvets, all colors 81 IS
Black Dress Sllk, eros grain, 50 cts
Bed Comforts. 8 cts. 81 90. 81 IS, $50
Wool blankets. per pair. 81. 90 s. So SaOQ
Best Brussels Carpets. rs cts, IS cts
Nottingham Lace. 20 cts 70 cts, ~ cts
C. NJ TOwSON,
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
n2 south side.
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Families and hotels furnished with Hard Crabs
CLAIMS. New York SOUNDS, Shrewsbury, Blue Points
Lynn Haven Bays, Cherrystones, Diamond Back
Ierrapins. Delivered free to all parts OF the city
n. WHITE & Co, No. 62l street northwest, oppo-
site Baltimore and Potomac depOt &
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Senators and Mem bers

VIII find full stock Of gentlemen's dress hats at
Pennsylvania avenue
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national THEATER
ONE WEEK. COMMENCING
MONDAY. DECEMBER l. 1854
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES,
Il. l. Shewell's Great American Play,
SHADOWS OF A GREAT CITY,
Presented by an excellent dramatic company
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY,
Realistic, Original Startling Mechanical Results
superb stare setting ard Scenic Effects.
FULL OF HUMAN INTERESTS
TENDER EPISODES
NOBLE SENTIMENTS
Act I-pawnbroker's Shop
Act II-Blackweils Island
Acts Ill and IV-Boat house on Harlem river
Act E--lhe Bankers Mansion.
Next week-Mr JOSEPH JFFFERSON dl
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NHE FOURTH ANNUAL COURSE OF SIX CON.
L CERTS, in C0NGREGATIONsL CHURCH.
DR. j. W. BISCHOFF, Director
Opening Concert FRIDAY EVENING, December 5th
followed by one the first Friday Evening Of each
month ending May l. 1885
Reserved seats for the six concerts 81 so
Every seat in the house will be offered as reserved
seat by ELLIS co
ms Pennsylvania avenue
NHoICE SEATS,
~ for all the Theaters
At BRENTANO BROS,
nl6-lm Pennsylvania avenue, cor 18th street
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Fur and.SeaIskin l.arment.

C. c. Shayne, The well-known Wholesale Fun
Manufacturer, 103 Prince street, New York will
sell elegant Fur Garments at retail at lowest cash
splendid opportunity TO purchase strictly reliable
Furs direct from manufacturer and save retailers
profits. Fashion Book mailed frea 96-3m
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LADIES SEAL S.coUrs
tUR-LINED CIRCULARS
SATIN LINED CIRCULARS
BEAVER CAPES AND MUFFS
FUR TRIMMING
CARRIAGE ROBES
FUR GLOVES
SEAL CAPS
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FURs
GENTS DRESS SILK HATS
IS. Sc IS.
FASHIONABLE STIFF HATS
Sl.J0. 81, g. so. So. $3.50 81 $3.50
OPERA HATS
BOYS HATS AND CAPS
CANES AND UMBRELLAS
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS.
n6-1m col pennsvlva.ia Ava,ua
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WhoIesaIe and Ketail Oyster House

You will Save 40c. on every dollar by going to
Auerbachs, cor. 9TH and H, for Sewing Machines l
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sTAINEp glass suhstttute ageaey. 4l1 am gtreet
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF The CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. c., December !, 1884, 10 ami
weather, variable winds, mostly northeriy, slight
Changes In temperature.
For Tuesday. generally fair weather will prevail
IN the Atlantic ana Gulf coast states, with slight
rise In temperature Generally fair weather is in
ucated for the OHIO valley and Tennessee, with
nearly stationary temperature.
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CARRIAGES,

CARRIAGES CARRIAGES !,
CARR1AdES!!i
On hand three light second hand Landauletts one
extra light French Victoria and Broom Brewster
Coupe hockaway These irst-class Carriages and
will be sold very cheap. Other new and secondhand
work in great variety
Repairing pr omptly attended to.
ROBT q. GRAHAM
n293t Repository and Factory: 40 4l6 sth st. n. w.
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''A1dernev Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney sutter, churned every morning,
and delivered In half-pound Ward" prints, 45c per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk ana Sweet
Milk, &C. per quart. Cream l6c. pint
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COURSE OF CONCERTS
"
TABERNACLE CHURCH
Corner OF 9Th and b streets southwest
J. FIRST CONCERT
MONDAY EVENING. De- EMBER J. 1884
It which
MISS HOMER
the distinguished Soprano will appear together with
MR. WALDECKER,
MR.. KNOoP..
and other prominent Local Talent and
MNF. FENGAR,
Nionist NirtuOso
These concerts viii sst OF three secular ard one
grand sacred con,ert in Lent when Rossini's Stabat
Mater will be rendered
, Miss Homer and MIR. Knoop will sing the celebrated
duo from
PAUL AND VIRGINIA
Course tickets including reserved seat 60 single adj
mission 50 ceEtS reServed % cents additional
Tckets for sale at Ellis music store 937 Pennsylv MIA
avenue r05.st
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ssss 90 = w y ZEE
SIS 8 8 . 3 Wy Eh
SSS 90 UU v ZEE
Nm N II RRR cSS,
Nm III R
MN II RRR SSSe
i m m Il { ( ssss

CSC. Russian Hare Muffs for 100
9Sc. Russian Hare Capes for 79c
75c. Childs' Fur Set for 4sc
Sl.5O Kid Mousquetaire Gloves for 81.
CSC. Fur Lined Kid Gloves for s9c
$3.50 Gents French Kid Gloves for Sl.25
CSC. Fans, in all styles. for SIC.
CSC. Dolls. in all styles. tor &c.
ACC. Unbreakable Dolls for 39c
ACC. Full size Satches for $50,
Csc. Improved Shape Satchels for $50.
Csc. Jewelry, in all styles. for l9c
S8c. Sterling Silver Bangles for CSC
SOC. Alligator Pocket Books for 2Ic
zoe. Toilet Set in case for &C.
81 68 Plush Perfume Case for S145
1218c. All-Linen Hnndkerchiefs for &c
Csc. Al-Linen Initial Handkerchiefs for lao
39c. China Silk Handkerchiefs for 3Sc
60c. Silk Brocaded Handkerchiefs for 3ec
Csc. Lace and Embroidered Collars for lac
CSC. Oriental Lace Fichus for 49c
CSC. Silk Spanish Lace Fichus for 73c
4Sc. Satin and Lace Tides for $50
81 6S Embroidered Felt Table Covers for 81. ~
CSC. Ostrich Feather Tips for 75c
Csc. All Silk Ribbons for Gle
Genuine Pears Soap for I2c
Clark's o. N. T. Spool Cotton &C.
Genuine Lubin's Powder &C.
CSC Warranted SILK Hose for Sc
Sl.48 Pure SILK Hose for Sll3
4Sc. Ribbed and Striped Hose for 2oc
Gents 44c Puffs Scarfs for 39c
Gents 1925 Silk Umbrellas for 81 o.
Gents Csc. Fancy Half Hose 1ac
Gents Csc Sill k Mufflers for 4sc
Gents Csc Linen Handkerchiefs for 100
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ThOrntOn's Emulsion
Of pure Cod Liver OIL with Hypophosphites OF Lime
and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption IMPAIRED
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
to take: Prescribed by Physicians. Sold BY Drug
gists. Large bottles, soc. Manufactured by W. E
Baltimore, Md. m.Wr
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DECEMBER 81.

DECEMBER Sd.
Space will not permit full list of the Souvenirs Of
the opening SO we must refer our patrons to the
OF Sunday November 3Oth, where our advertisement
will take up an entire page We give here an abbre.
waited list Of
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Dn1vr In UMBRELLAS
$225. WORTH S4OO
One Thousand opened to day. Best value ever offered
In Washington. Pure silk solid sticks and paragon
ma W. s. TEEL. 9S5 Pennsylvania avenue
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On Thirty Days Trial.
The voltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich, Will send
Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro-voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
young or old who are afflicted with nervous de-
bility lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
ing speedy and complete restoration of health and
manly yigor. Address as above N. B.-No risk is
incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed W,S.m
Heart Pains.
Palpitation, Dropsca dwellings, Dizziness, Indi.
gestion, Headache, SIeeplessness cured by ssWells
Health Remover"
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FROZEN CUsrARp GAur1ER. 7s6 10Th st. NV.
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GRAND CONCERT
FIRST of the series 70 be given by the CHOIR Of the
UNlNESSAl1ST CHURCH, corner of 18th and l. SITS
WEDNESDAY EVENING. D. C EBER 3D. 1884
On this occasion the choir consisting of Nine Has
par Mrs Ire; Mr. knOop. Nh. Kaiser and Mr. Theophil
oryailst. viii be assisted by
h1iE A. 4. FENGAR
THE GREATEST OF LADY FIOLINISTS,
MI Emil Holer, Ar. A. 1enneil and Mr. Russell
Tickets. with seats Cor the four Concerts al
Single tickets Is cents Reserved 25 cents extra
For sale at Ellis Co.'S Music store 937 PennsylVanis
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CITY ITEMS.

Winnie ReasN sings. s'20 chores make reap
and Is cents bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
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throughout the speech was an appeal
which would have been ilanker had i,
been conchcd i'll language something like
this: Il want your votes. Principle aside.
vote Tor me and We will consult US to MY
policy some other time" ,assE
After Judge Brannon's speech Col. Dan
johnson was also introduced, and spok,
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DELLAuE,
a Budget of Scwsy Briefs from the Gins.
E.-- -" s. City, stfE

Budget of Scwsy Briefs from the Gins,
| City. aiE E5E
The Baltimore 4 Ohio Company is alter
ing some OF the tracks in their yard ant
filling up the broad gully. near the bridge
Robert Chisholm has made arrange
mcnts 10 have his patented smolsc.con
suming stack put on Il locomotive, to give
it practical test. (. rail-
The marching clubs returned from
steubenville much elated, and determined
to make good appearance iorthe home
meeting on the Square Saturday evening
The nail works were idle yesterday to
enable the employees to attend the funeral
OF Chas. Faupcl. Many friends were
present and followed the remains to Rose
Hill cemetery. IA,
The High school class OF 1854 had re.
union ut the home OF Miss Laura Robin
son Monday evening. Two or three mem.
bcrs OF the class will shortly leave to com.
mence their studies in college. sS Z.
A Council OF the National Union was
installed here Monday evening" with a
membership Of about eighty leading bust
ness men. The officers are us follows: S.
Q. ;Cummins, President; S. II. Lee, Vice
President; 7. s. Tappan, scx-P President;
David Rankin, Speaker; r. j. Riley, Sec.
retary;D. G. Banks, Assistant Secretary;
A: klotze, Treasurer; S. Thornberry, Chap.
lain; G. !. Brockmann, Usher; c. N.
Stewart Sergcant-at-Arms; John Kelly.
Door Keeper; DR.. J. Park West; Medical
Examiner; L. A. Rodeier, Lev. Battellc
and r. X. Smith, Trustees. 3l;'I 1:1
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folk
u Abroad. rh., ...

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad. .H .
Rev. DR.. Alexander, OF st. Clairsvlle,
was in the city yesterday. : 4.
d. W. Snyder leaves today for Mt. st.
Nary's College, Emmcttsburg, Md.
Miss Mary Dickcy lett yesterday iol
Newark, Ohio, to visit friends for three
weeks. s.'51
Mr.. ]. d. lIogc, n well known st. Glars.
vile business man and horse fancicr, took
in the fair yesterday. n
p. R. Conn, OF the Stcuhenville Herald
and William NJ. o. Dawson, OF the King.
wood Journal, are in the city.
Miss Blair, daughter OF Col. Blair, md
Miss Davis, daughter OF Col. Davis, yes
tcrday entered us students OF the Wheel.
ing Female College. 2.
The Misses johnson, OF Dennison, Ohio
and the Misses Adams, OF st. George, W
Va, entered yesterday rs students Of the
Wheeling Female College.
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1t was after 6 o'clock when the last heat
was finished, and the grounds were pretty
well deserted by that time.
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Ia LOCAL, 1pnEl.yiT1R i,:.I.It
Matter. OF Minor siomont In and About III,

Matters OF NlnOr DlOhont IN hhu apouttho
"TnE White SLAVE at the Opera House
again tonight. igs. ii Y 3.
4 B. & o. SWITCH has been put in the
yard OF Buttcrfcll's malt house.
Tnr depth In tho channel Is thirty.three
inches and the river Is FILLING slowly. Z
TIE FIFTH Ward Blaine and Logan club
will meet this evening ut s o'clock sharp.
A COAL miner named Chance was
drowned in the Ohio ut powhatan Monday
evening. Ii ~ lS} FIX
MATINEE at Charley shay's this after.
noon. "Fogg's Ferry" will be given for
the lust time tonight. G, a
JosEru AMnlIlSE, n native OF Germany,
was yesterday admitted to full citizen.
ship, In the Circuit Court.
J. L. REED requests tho withdrawal Of
his name rs justice OF Center district, Ms 1t
was used without his authority. 'i
\ rorSG man living ut Benwood wns
seriously overcome by the heat ut
Hobbs, Brockunier 4 Co.'s yesterday.
TuoMAs SItArollSEssy fell backward yes.
tcr,lay over bank In the Sixth ward and
broke his arm Just above the wrist.
Forn OF. the carrier pigeons liberated
from Joseph Spcidcl 4 Co.'S building n
week ago last Saturday, have been re.
turned to Mr.. Spcidel from Baltimo.e, and
will be liberated from the Fair Ground
this morning ut $3.50 o'clock. H.
Ar the annual meeting Of the stock
bol,jnrs nj jbp DVn)ln JroJ, works bp)J ~
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..
The summer is endcd-what shall ,,,o
harvest be? II You have sowcd liLrraIttvS
you will reap richly. But II not-rcm"m,
Der that the next (thc l73l) Grand Month
~ Drawing OF the Louisiana State Lottery
will happen oil Tuesday, October H. ISL
full information OF which can be haJ NJ n
A. Dauphin, New Orleans, la, IL ~"
drawing Tho l7lst) OF August l9th. amon,
the results, the following is reported; yHs
1886 drew the first capital OF $4,000 Il
was sold in iiiths-one was he'll Lv En-.
gene Gaudins, No. 23l st. Peters Street
New Orleans; another by Mr.. Louis Sry,
mour, Of Memphis, now employed ne :,
carpenter at the Grand Cotton Exposi,ion
Building at New Orleans. No, IL Sfg
drew. SECOND capital prize OF So, OOo soM
in New York; No. 90,SGa drowthirI can.
ital prize Of $4,000, sold in filhs-two "a
MIR. +. $. Tutwiler OF Sanford, Fla. col.
lectc1 through Columbus Miss. jlnsurance
and Banking Company. The fourth ra,.
ital prizes Of $4,000 eacli went 10 Nh
l,l57 and 65,4I3, sold III fractional part,
hither and yon,among others two.tiths
to a. u. Glover, No. % S. Compton Ave
st. Louis. Mo-. one, iiith7to. Mr.. I.ouis s
Day, OF New Haven, Conn, and to other
parties in Washington, ID. G., and in New
Orleans, Ia,Sj But here We, will res, for n
period. 70 be contihncdindtiniletLy Mw
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The Inconpnr ahlo uovro.

The most extensive exhibition Of flne
practical sewing machine work ever made
IN the State, is that made by tho Howe
Sewing Machine Company, at the State
Fair, now In progress. Besides tho fine
samples Of tuchng, brocadlng, hemminv,
rilllilig and general stitching, they have
the most elaborate samples OF embroidery,
arasrnc and pencil braid work. Every
stitch Of work on exhibition WIS executed
on the New High Arm Howe Machine.
The Company extends II most cordial in
vitatlon to all to examine the machine
and Us work. The booth will be in charge
Of Miss Lucy. iahrling and Mrs. Tolman.
Miss Howe will still welcome her many
admirers, and takes pleasure in showing
her elaborate wardrobe, made on the New
High Arm Howe. n ~, 80 - ~ V
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The summary is MS follows:

STATE FAIR ASp EXPOSITION RAcrs-rirst ia,
Tuesday September .: fls, race $50 elias.
Purse 500 divided. a. II. s. - -.
llrck. :. s. Brown. rittsbargli.......i 3li
John W, John Waters iMltlmorc...5 | .
Nellie Woods, sc. pnngtord Mt Yer
liOn."-"...,"...m.. ...",,... ..."...,., SO y
Homework ". Mccormick, Pitts ~ =
buIgh ,..,,so,.,y,,. . a
Charles l'ipt0r, {. Il. Upton, CatilI / 4 dis.
Granny C0lthx. !. K. MOssgrovr, ~ II.
eulenvlllc g dis
Catharllin, J. &. liruggmar Cleveland, I dis,
Time-g:3i; 2:J6; 2:S54; 9;.0; 2:;,i: 2:3s. TI'
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The Ropu.Isnrgc Ferry.

Capt, Asa Booth and Capt. Barrett have
the boss ferry boat for persons going to
the fair. 1t is Il large barge, safe, sound
and dry. II is covered, and two hundred
persons can ride on it. They are protect
cd from the sun and are provided with ice
water. 1t is run by a rope and makes the
trip in 2!.minutes. 1t is the ferry for Ia
dies, children, iamilies-cverybody. 1t
can't capsize. Those who take it have 10
need OF IN accident policy on their lives.
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An Etnnvill. ,,lnin, and Logan club,

y Blaine and Logan club wins organized
at IEtnaville last night us follows: Prcsi-
dent, Thomas ShermanrSecrctary; Thorn
MS Jones; Treasurer, W. J. Allen; Captain
Of the marching club, W. j. Allen; First
Lieutenant, J. D. Williams; Second Lieu
tenant, John Cundell; Orderly Sergeant,
W. II. llowclls. The club starts outwith
a membership Of forty, which promises to
swell TO eighty or one hundred before the
end OF the Wcck. .s.-
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& Barley Campbell's play, "The White
Slave" was presented Mt the Opera House
last night to q fair house Tor a hot
night. The play moved of well, and the
audience was proiuse in expressions OF ap-
provai and enjoyment. The play. is a
justly popular one, and the present COM
pany is an unusually strong one 1t will
be repeated again tonight. Reserved
seats ut Banners. sf-. S .gi.l =
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MADAME wORTlIlSGToS
To he Taken to rarkrrshurg Tomorrow on

10 DC ThKcn 10 FnrkNFsbUrg Tomorrow on
2 n lIabcas Corpus.
C99|:sArnett has obtained from Judge
III: Jackson, OF the U. S. District Court,
SaJwrit Of habtus corpus III the case Of Mad.
anne Pauline Worthington,I the mosaic
Art Academy" swindler, now in Jail here,
and she will DO taken 10 parkersburg to.
morrow, where the us. Marshal will be
required 10 show cause why she should
mot be jset ut liberty. In hearing this,
tho. court can 80 into the merits $of the
case against her, j. deemed desirable, md
bear evidence as to herguilt or Innocence,
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Wheat inactive: No. . red, new, SIC; 10, ) rd
September iasicc; October 81, .isjIi!sc; November
w is eteilbe. Corn. options weak
mixGdGic: sail mixed G5a67c: do September Gsi,c:
October tHHde; November as,H.n5,Ec: l,ecembcr
1ah'14c. 0nt weak; rejected white :sulic; 10, 9
slI aElts O.. Lard quiet; refined sGaIlS. 75c: steam
or Loo; butchers loose 7.tA7.55c Butter, demand
active on scarcity Of high grades: creamery cxIrs
3iilS,c dairy grades held III NC Eggs quiet; extnls
lsa2Os. Cheese dull; Ohio ilni faSLc -. .-.'.-
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Gmtic,tra. 3
SAL /, RHEuRa
GuticlIra.
And Every Species Of Itching and
Burning Diseases Positive S
v Cured, E5S55S

ECZEMA, or Salt Rhcun, with lts ngon!zinc Itch.
/ Ing and burning, instantly relieved BY a wnrm
bath With Cutic,im Soap md II single application
dnily, with two or three kOses of Cutic,ira J,s,y
cnt, tho New BLOOD Purifier to keep tho blood cool.
the Precipitation pure and unirritntlng, tho DoTSis
open, the liver and kidneys active. will speedily
Prlrtrs. Scaled Head Dnnlrlli, und every spccIcs
OF Itching, Scnly, and pilnply lumon OF tho Scnin
and skin. when the best physicians and ali known
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-10
Fair. Fuir!,

Visitors to the Fair wishing to purchase
carpets, oil cloths, window shades, wall
paper and borders, rugs, mats, mating,
pianos, &C., &c. retail at wholesale prices.
for cash, should not fail to call ut the large
Commission House, Nos. 20l0 md 2O2l
Main street. .IouN RorNsR, Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-10

There will b. a big Republican rally at
Independence, Preston county, on Satur-
day. lion. +. NJ. Reynolds, Hon. John
w. Mason and Romeo II. Frecr will
speak, and ut Terra Alta on the same after
noon Gen. Warwick, OF Brooklyn, c. B.
Hart, Of Wheeling, and Romeo II. Freer
will address another meeting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-10
Excursinn To Cnlu,ul,nx.

On September Cd and 9th tho p, G.. &
81. L. Railway! Company will sell round
trip tickets to Columbus ut the rate OF
81 40. On September Sd and 18th at tho
rate OF s. %. Tickets good for return pass.
ago until September Sth inclusive. .tFi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-10
-. = - - : =,
C0ltJre,l A.tklilllt.Iys.

Our stock OF colo.cd cash,ncres, opened
this day Of our own importation, embrace
every new and desirable color OF the sea-
son, and must be seen to be appreciated.
1t makes n decided difference to the Gus.
toner whether they paya jobbers profit to
the dealer or not. + "A III,
w.. ~ 49, - NJ, MrGni1. &. n, ~