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A WRECK FLOATS UNExPECrEDLY.-A somewhat
remarkable thing Is reported as having taken
place In the river just below Evansville, Ind, Sat-
urday. few days ago the steamer Robert b.
Carson sank in 40 feet Of water, together with
thirty head Of cattle confined on the lower deck.
For two or three days number OF hands did all in
their power TO raise the sunKen boat, but without
avail, and the project was abandoned Early Sat-
urday morning, however, to the surprise OF one OF
the harbor boats, the pilot house and hurricane
deck OF the Carson suddenly appeared above the
water. When crew was sent down the steamer
was floating along, sustained and upheld by some
mysterious agency. This was subsequently traced
to the cattle themselves, which had become IN
Hated by gases generated in the carcasses and the
combined buoyancy OF these dead bodies had actu-
ally lifted the steamer TO the surface. The boat
sank again when they were cut loose. Old steam
boat men declare 1t the strangest occurrence In
AL their experience,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-22

RAvNG WITH KNIFE AND BIBLK.-"Shut up,
old man; youre on your base; Pm the preacher
special, was addressed TO Rev. j. f. Radcliffe, q
Baptist minister in Shelby County, as he an
HarrelsOn, member OF the church, who had sud-
denly become insane. With knife In one hand
and Bible In the other Harrellson marched up
and down che aisle and preached sermon. Rev.
Mr. Radcliffe tried to leave the house, and Harrel-
son sprang upon MIN and beat him severely.
While the fight was going on the congregation
dered around through the neighborhood for three
days with his knife in one hand and his Bible in
the other preaching to every one he met and DEFY
ing arrest. He was captured Wednesday and Is
now in an asylum.
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PROFESSIONAL.

NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
tlslnen 30 cents each 40S street. between 4th and
9th streets northwest se24-tW.
MAD. Z. ARDENNE, THE CELEBRATED PAL M
Uxist and Cairyoyant can give you Your exact HE
chart and to her sitters their in full Tells
how to hold the affection OF husband lover and how
to win the you love. All business confidentlaI
ILL., G ST. n W. Come and be convinced. sel2-5ms
WALKING MADE EASY; HANDS BEAUTIFIFD
w Boston Chropodists; Boston prices, at n. KENI-
son SONS. Ais 18th ST. NV. All troubles of the
feet skilfuy treated Lady and gentleman operators
always IN attendance Manicuring 75c Satisfaction
guaranteed seq :Im
PRoF CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
l. voyant Astrologer and Spiritual Medium horn
with second sight and veil. Every hidden mystery
revealed Receivers lost stolen properly Finds
hidden treasures Gives lucky numbers Causes spe.sy
marraees Brings separated together. Gives Success
in business. removes all family troubles aud evil
influences Cures sickness. disappointed BY efforts
Of others Judge not all alike the Professor can
vince the most sksptca strangers from other cities
only genuine cairyoyant in this city, as he succeeds
where all others fail and advertises only what he can
do. Slttings. SOC. reading by mail on receipt of
81 Name, lock of hair. date Of birth, hours y 10 4
open Sundays from to p. In
seI-2m. 421 9th St nw
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The negotiations between the Rothschild syndi-
cate and promtor T1sza c0nceru1ng the conyer.
elons OF Hungarian loans have beon concluded
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SPECIALTIES.

DILEs OF WHATEVER FORM. NO MATTER
II how long standing, speedily cured. Treatment
almost painless ono cuttng and loss of time from
business DIR SHRAUER, (Speclaist for Diseases of
the hectum,) Once aud residence, eO4 9th st NV
Consultation Tree. oc16-1ms
VlY ELECTRIC TREATMENT CAN SPEEDILY
Asthma Insomnia Parslysis. Weakness. Loss OF Man.
hood, Structure, iumor fistula St vtus' Dance Epi
Feet Kidney Or stomach Troubles. Nervous Affections.
office. DE-. J. W. HAYWARD. Electric Specialist
12l9 I st. NV. OIL I'm
AR MULLER. S2S 18TH ST. NV. TREATS
tarrh. &c.
Once hours 9-l2; Is. Sunday from 10 10 3.
OcS-1ms
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PROPOSALS.

fNFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS.-wAsH
" TON, d. c.. October 20. lSSS.-Sealed Proposals
Mon SATURDAY, NOVEMBER THIRD,.lSSS for fur
nishng fifty Fire hydrants. hereinafter enumerated
For specifications. blanks which bids be made
and all other Information. apply at this Office. The
right reserved to reject and all bids
bids. VIM. b. WEBB, SAML E wHEATLEY. CHAS,
W. RAYMOND, Commissioner d. c. oc22- st
HOWARD UNIVERSITY. OCTOBER 10 1883.
LII PROPOSALS FOR PLUMBING
sealed proposals for bath tubs will
be received by the undersigned until FRIDAY. Octo-
Der 26. 1858. at HALF-PAST ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.
n. Particulars furnished application. The right
to EJECT any or all bids il reserved.
Office hours, . to 10 80 am.
ocl9-6t ]. B. JOHNSON. Treasurer
HOWARD UNIVERSITY, OCTOBER 10, 1855
IL PROPOSALS FOR TIN ROOFING.
sealed proposals will be received by undersigned
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, FRIDAY, October
20, 1883 for furnishing material and putting a tin
roof porch containing 600 square feet (more or
less Particulars furnished application. The right
to reject any or all bids is reserved.
Office hours, . to 10 80 am.
oc196t J. b JOHNSON Treasurer.
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De Wolf HoPPER's UNLUCKY DRIvR.-De Wolf
Hopper, the comedian, is likely to be the defend
ant In q law suit for damages In Philadelphia
Last week Mr.. Hopper and his wife were out
driving on Broad street. When they reached
Broad street and Paramount avenue Jos. Tobias.
q messenger boy employed by the Baltimore and
Ohio Telegraph Company. shot out OF the office
and started 10 cross Broad street on an errand.
him. The boy was badly hurt. After giving his
address, the Continental Hotel, to bystauder,
lander, young Tobias uncle, Communicated with
Lawyer Hawkins regarding the case. Lawyer
Hawkins wrote TO Mr.. Hopper, who referred him
TO his lawyers, Heaverin & Shakespeare. Mr..
Heaver1n saw Mr.. Hawkins, and told him that he
would defend any suit which might be entered
against Mr.. Hopper. Mr.. Hawkins said to-day
were pending with Mr.. Hopper.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
tn AAA ACRES FINELY TIMBERED LAND
lVsVOO in Arkansas for sale at "a Der acre:


IN OOO ACRES FINELY TIMBERED LAND
farnsned Address j. Lccf Box 400 o Ss os
EOR sALE-ll5 ACRES. HIGHLY IMPROVED.
256 ACRES fenced and welixatered good i IMPROVE
~ S Se II o IN Ds sn
imp miss , from cisy BY conduit road-he
EiSHT ACRES. s@rSom si house. miles from city.
TWO ACRES, Broom cottage. stable. &C.. mile.
.cs. n a s Gsssss e and
Cottage and :TRf = Tss.H'
EoR sALE-OR ExCHANGE-FOK CITY PROP
- erty good stock or dairy farm containing 200
W
FOB sALE-A VERY BEAUTIFUL LITTLE HOME
OF four acres all set IN bearing fruit; frame cottage
brick store; three miles from Treasury building with
s anS g. r sUa
YsES 70" sursT o1 sspa issh CO.
E9EI,s';AALL!Es -on EXCHANGE FOB WASHINGTON
liza sis 6o s47 acre:
burg r. r.: station the place There is an Almost
Inc. supply Of and stave timber on
Zen g fee the n
IN This city good granite price IN whole s ss%1 psr
Elh 70 sfSss Pd S
E,OR ExCnANGE-25O ACRES FARM. GOOD An
burg SPottsylyania County Va, S50o a:' sc,,
'v siS ioE R' sSS
acres, Adams County. Wisconsin, 320 Der scrs WIZ VII
f G ss4 sssfs
s55 TEAk M5aESp
one to I'VE hundred acres within from one to twenty
l. e sSPa nRs Sn ss co. .s rsgi
LlOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-SFyFN HTTNOP11
y acre farm IN Charles County. Nd; rood improv.'
WICK Station. on ana karosS Inc n, s:rss as Ard
IOS acres miles from city in Prince Geones Connty
Nd SS'f ru assrsss ss. s.u ssns
fSS%s %llss Of city; miles out Prince
SsS's inSzasssr s. s sff iHi
%. u. room Z. oc0-tnl
Tor SALON METROPOLITAN BR.. HoUsFs
Farm. o:s c4 Snn homes Dairy Poultry aud Grss:
At Rockville alter IL m. :" .sI ySS =.
EOR SALE. Or EXCHANGE FOR WAsHIN0ToN
City Property-lOV Acres Of Woodiand. ons m;ls
road Es.uS b Sn sas FL ,os snd fooms .l
S ss s 1nlE go per AlsO 100 1crss two nies
yoGa ss:s s.S M
EoR sALR-FARM OF las 1CKES- IN PRIMO
from Sss SsBroot C on "a shrsssouTt e Miis
ss.Isd xisc y ac1s. e ws"n g
lis slST sa.. s:: IA :.s sss
E0K sALE.AT NFL6osE 71RE TYzTTE
q tSs IS .0 iRSs:s he ~ e
1S9 tees fro1tang @ Maroes ava fl;cs Sto8
S:s:sSSri:. sSsisss TST2k : SS66? IS H.
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Italian Murdercrs Confess.
THE STORY OF HOW MEMBERS OF A SECRET SOCIETY
KILLED TRAITOR.

Italian MurdercrS Confess.
THE STORY OF HOW MEMBERS OF A SECRET SOCIETY
KILLED A TRAITOR
Francisco Iata, Natalie Sabatano, and Giuseppe
Canizzaro, who have been occupying cells in the
New York Tombs on suspicion OF being concerned
In the murder OF Antonio Flaccimio whose dead
body was found on the street near Cooper Union
week ago, have all made confessions to Inspector
Byrnes about the murder. Flaccimio was marked
out for death for some time back. He belonged to
the society known as the Name. 1t Furnishes by
death any member who divulges its secrets or
gives Information to the police concerning the tden
tity OF any OF its members who have violated the
laws OF the land. FlaccimiO had done both, and
knew he was to die. He arranged with his son to
carry on his business in case OF his sudden disap
pearance
ON sunday, october IA FlaccimIo was en;iced
into the Italian restaurant at No. 8 ST. Marks
Place, and game OF cards was made the grounds
for the quarrel between him and Carlo Quarteraro.
The men imprisoned now swear they saw Carlo
and Vincenzo Quarteraro follow Flaccimio into the
street. Francisco 1ata says that he accompanied
Flaccimio, and that he sought to prevent the muir
der vincenzo made a lunge at FlaccimiO and
Iata dashed him aside. Carlo Quarterar0 then
jumped forward and plunged dirk into FLAG
clmlo's breast. There were altogether nine ltal-
tans on the scene, and all, with the exception Of
Carlo returned to the restaurant and took the oath
Inspector Byrnes says that several reputable
Sicilians have to belong to the Mafle as a matter
OF protection to themselves. The police expect
soon 10 have the murderer and his brothers under
arrest
The story, as unraveled by the detectives. shows
that the band OF Sicilian cut-throats are secret
organization for the purposes OF crime and vio-
lence. Nearly the entire criminal class Of Sicily is
included In this society. The entire body is sworn
when one OF its members commits a crime never
70 divulge the secret under pain Of assassination.
The stronghOlds Of the order in this country are
In New York city and New Orleans. A fugitive
from one city Is conveyed to and secreted IN the
other. Should the pursuit become hot equally
guilty hands are ready to hide the fugitive In the
hold OF some outbound vessel and send him where
q a nod hxyf 1oyu 10 rfpx
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.R6XAl H SSSSiR
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Light )weet Wholesome Bread
Delicious Pastry
EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL
AIR BRUSH WORK TAUGHT AND BRUSHES
p,s... 81, 1908 e. st; NV. Rooms q and %
Il 9ae Ben .r ylI S x
aE Sss
apply to sDf SoTSEN pr a0r
ERMAN.A LIMITED NUMBER OF LADIES
~ and Gentlemen with some knowledge Of German
ADJ pr Il Sa 81
NV or Washington High School. oc2O-lws
MISS sCHMITT,s KINDERGARTEN AND PRT-
ssi III:
L MISS CLARA HARRISON.
Pupil Of VIM Mason. N. z,
se&O-2m' Grant Place.
NNHE ART STUDENTS LEAGUE HAS OPENED
a. Glasses In Lie Portrait SIN Life Water Color
> Gill and II HOLMES. instrue t. MhS xppS
ESssHs 0HA9sz Azure
e y tse s5GYs ssFs A. PASs GsSaOgSe FREE Mar
; SlS 9th 8 haf block east of City p wash
MISSES POLLOCK AND NOER. PRINCIPALS,
1i27 18th st. y. w.. fourtsenth year: German. Draw
ing. and Calisthenics free.
Carriage and attendance.
Normal Department for Teachers. oc16-tnoS
TCHE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY Law SCHOOL
GEORGE. TICKNoR CURTIS, esq.,, will begin
bis special course Of Lectures the LAW OF
PATENTS before the Law School Of the University
the Law Lecture Hail. southeast of 18th and
sts:; on MONDAY, October %, at O'Clock pm.
The Lectures will be IL in number to be delivered
at the same hour on Monday and Friday of each sue
alone Co. syllabus containing the Topics Of the
George L Wilkinson, at the University.
oc16-3m JAMES c. YELLING, President
MODELING AND DRAwING.-MR DUNBAR'S
XNl classes will commence on the lst of November
Room 20. Vernon Row. General reception, Saturday
afternoons. ocI6-lm
HERMAN RAKEMANN,
TEACHER OF THE VIOLIN
oc3-lm. Residence. 1907 9th st. NV
NINE. J. ESPUTA DAILY.
Lessons in Voice Culture and reading music at sight
se29-lm' 912 New York ave. NV.
DROF. RUDOLF ROWE,
TEACHER OF VIOLIN,
Has removed to 1913 wallach Place ocll-lm.
NALISTHENICS
Miss Dorsey will resume her Calisthenic classes at
Llnthicum Hall, tuesday. October 16. pm. For
terms address 81 22 at 4 m
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DENTISTRY.

nR; r. J. HYATT, DENTIST, ST. CLOUD
Tracts Teeth without pain, with aerxtsd hypnotic.
M0cn Is saIe. PleAsant aud enectnaL se:2-5w'
1NREE DENTAL LNFIRMARY! TEETH FILLED
cept cost Of material at 1928 st Dental Depart
ment OF columbian university, from 10 pm. daily
except SUNDAY. Extraction free. lnhrmary open from
Octoper lst 20 June oOth seso-2m
nR STARR PARSONS DENTIST 9TH ST. COR
~ ner NV. Gold and Amslgam Film Us aspecial-
~. kkln prevented in extracting by applicalonI 9,
gums: schins teeth s~Sel; srtncil teeth insortsa
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ATTORNEYS.

VOHN AMBLEk SMITH,
q COUNSELOR AT LAW
629 st NV. practices before courts Of D. G., va.~
Md and NY. se19-1ms
CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-
~ Law. Barbour Law Building 49O Louisiana
avenue. Washington. y. - hcsadenoe. l2lS II se
n, VI. ask5
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ELIZABETH STUART PHELPS MARRIEs DR.. WARD
A Boston, Mass, special says: Miss Elizabeth
stuart Phelps, authOrcss AMI pOeteSs was married
very quietly Saturday afternoon at Gloucester to
the Rev. DR.. Herbert D. Ward, who is connected
with the New York Independent The ceremony
took place at Miss Phelps summer cottage, and
was performed by her brother, Prof. Austin Phelps,
OF the Andover Theological Seminary. The fact OF
the marriage was known only to q few, and there
were no guests present. Mr.. Ward is an enthusi-
asttc yachtsman, owner or the slOop silva, and
spent the summer months at Gloucester.
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THE TRADES.

CPECIALTY IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
- Century Magazines bound for 10 aud as cent Eat
TN LlCECT blADEhk established l6ao). l0lS
Pa ava Al guaranteed Send postal. N3
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AN ACTRESS CHANGED WITH MURDRR.-The grand
dictment against Mrs Bertha Diggle for The MUIR
der OF her husband, Geo. Diygie. on May "a. Mrs.
Oiggie was playing with o dramatic company at
the Time OF the alleged murder. Her husband
was very much averse to her continuing on the
stage, ana urged her TO return home. Alter much
persuasion she consented 10 quit the stage, but
little later recanted IL Is asserted that they had
quarreled over the matter and that she adminis-
tered morphine TO her husband In glass OF Ueer.
Mrs. Dingle has been arrested. and her case viii
come up Tor trial next Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-22

DRAINING AND PAINTING.-LAwYERS, DOC.
tors business men ladies and gentlemen of leisure
you not wish that your parents had insisted that you
should learn to draw they did that you shoud
no. 100 iats now even II you are seventy years old
ST.. you will fnd Mrs Morrel who has studied many
years In Europe and while she loves her art and
brush to talk to your children, telling them Of the
great laws Of art In language simple and clear that
play; Such training will do more than medicine for
invalid children. Do you want to know why one pic
your children are being benefited 2, injured BY their
thing You think Of. paint the portraits Of
those you love! DO you want to understand the most
study with Mrs. Morrel Children's class, Saturday;
$40 per year. Thorough instruction in mechanical
drawing by Mr. W. L. Speiden. se27- 23ts
VTNHE PEEKSKILL MILITARY ACADEMY PEEKS-
l. nll-on-Hudson, New York. Send for catalogue
JOHN N. TILDEN. NJ D.. M A.,
ocS-21t Principal.
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.
FINANCIAL

mo. ". COKsON JNo. ". MACARTNEY,
q Member n. Y. stock Ex
CORSON MCCARTNEY.
GLOVER BUILDING, l4l9 ST. NV
Bankers and Dealers in Government BopdS
Deposits Exchange. Loans Collectiona
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
on the Exchanges OF New York. PhiladelphiA Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold
speciality made Of investment securities District
Bonds aud all Local Railroad Gas Insurance aud lei.
ephone Stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and .old,yls
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MURDERoUs ASSAULT BY DEsRRrERa-Tvo sol
oilers AZ Jefferson Barracks, Mo-, under arrest fO
deserton, escaped Saturday night, after making ,
deadly assault on Sentries Kennedy and Welch
The OBSERVERS were Thomas r. Lynch and o ne
cruit named McCurdy. Sentry Kennedy was Gu
down with an axe In the hands OF Lynch, whit
AcCurdy beat WEIGH into tpsenstbility With n,
butt " revolver ne bad taken away nom tn
sentry. The men will DIE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-22

SO0ae Points OF Interest from GEM
Greely's Annual Report.

MODERN MODES OF CoANUNIcATIoN-THE USE OF
THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS MARROW BETWEEN
THE EYEs-NEED OF INSTRUCTION In SIGNALING
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1928 l5ru ST..

The MISSES KERR's School for Youne Ladies and
Little Girls will open WEDNESDAY. SEPT "a Ac-
commodations for limited number Of Boarding Pu.
pila se3-2m
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a nuns LAP 10 D.ArH--Lucy Peters, one Of TIE
SISTERS Of Peace, living xt sc. Joseph's Home. on
Grand street. Jersey City, the home OF the Nun OF
keomafe, was found lying unconscious on the
otone sidewalk In front VI the home SATURDAY.
morning. A man who Was passing saw the woma a.
80 - - was ringing the bell " call the sisters
nun into the house. she was bleeding az the
mouth, and there was an ugly cash In her head
1ne ntes o. the church were administered, and ten
minutes later she was dead. The woman was
knoWn q sister Mary. she was dressed In the
GnEb of her order and &c Is believed she opened the
window Of her room, on the third floor, and jumped
ous while temporarily insane. she had been sick
with pn0uDon1a
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THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY Law SCHOOL

n
~ Miss Dorsey will her Calisthenic classes at
Linthicum Hall tuesday. October 16, m. For
terms address 3l2l 4 ms
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H. Csssamenss - - ExpssI
yru~ u, vssh,uu>u "a Ssnuav 81. looG
We eu.esssuaass IN ssAs q ~ usss psaupa
q. 1Ass Sss tsds~ sssssss sssUap~ ssAs
Uu<Do6 ADu1A
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LOVELY AS THE FAIRssr HoURL
mo young girl. In the last three or -FOUR years,
has had more enthusiastic peanS chanted TO her
charms by Northern papers than May Handy, Of
Virginia She has been a belle, AN uncrowned
aueyn, AZ saratoga anu Bar Earoor In New YORK,
lace and form as the fartst hourt In an Oriental
poets dream Of paradise, and all her loneliness
iinds Mt drapng IN robes delicate and becoming as
were ever woven by the fairies Tor a rosebud
queen. Three OF the special IavOriIes at Sara
,oga during the season J1st passed were L0Ctie
lima, ana Lena jackson, OF New orleans. No sun
day paper sketch VI The American Baden Baden
their taslefully simple and becoming garbs. and
ally led all the rest.
MIS- William K. Vanderbilt, Mrs Fred Grant,
and MIS-. Burton N. HARRISON, OF New YORK: Mrs
Potter Palmer and MIS-. Robert w Koiososa or
chicago; Mrs John McMuIlen, OF san FRANCISCO:
the baroness de Cnarette. OF Florence and legion
ol other noted and notable women whose names
or owe upon me are southern born ana Southern
oIeu anu nave yet 70 hear OF any rising 70
accuse thein OF retaining q navor OF barbara
negress gaudiness In their attire Berry Wall the
k;ny OF New YORK and New World dudes. married
editor a. 81. Joseph, No, Southern eiri Trom yhs
backwoods OF Tie most benighted and haInsr,c
ssn Inc sou,n ana an Gotham credit her with
q husband. -
LEAVING IT 10 A JURY.
but why multiply instances when they are a,
innumeraole a. the stars that MI the skies or the
nowers that bloom In southern groves ana o, M.
ens7 Why prolong o list which might be expsnded
inso feminine census and wardrobe inventory oi
the south! Win ootn eyes olnaiolded ana M
oIue iute-string Iibbon ! can name OF my own
PERSONAL acquaintance, q thousand women I'M
young girls SCUM o. the Potomac and Ohio River,
wno In all the Attributes OF cutvaied and rofined
.aste Ia morals manners, ART literature ana Coz
tumery are the radiant peeresses OF any thousanJ
Dam. say u, ana am willing 70 leave It 70 a !,
competent jury Of my countfymen or country.
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V,HE COLLIERE HOME AND DAY SCHOOL.
tThirteenth Yssrl Select institute for Limited
ics: No extra charge Tor French School opens OCTo
s Al L and n closes yHME 1yl53s r n.y. near tie
Principal. refers. by special permission. to Mr. =
Riggs. OF Riggs Co.. bankers; Senator Jno: Il.
Rotary OF State; Judge Andrew wylic. Capt Francis
n. Ramsey q. 8. n. and other patrons. susl Sun
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A BUSINESS EDUCATION - BOOK Keeping
a Penmanship Arithmetic. Grammar, Orthogrsphy,
History. Typewriting &c rapid progress; reasonable
terms. Gall after 80 pm. MOODS COMMERCIAL
SCHOOL. 407 last Capitol St au25-6m
SCHOOL OF MUSIC ESTABLISHED 1871
S1127 10th st. n New courses for Piano and
Church Organ, assuring most rapid progress Church
organ for practice. THEO INGALLS, KING. Principal
4-3m