Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1876, Page 4

_EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY.... September 20, 1976; Weather Probabilities To-day. OFFics OF CHIEF SIGWAL Overt ‘WASHINGTON, 20, tember 20, 1876. $ | For the New Engiad and middie tactic | 4 states, rising barometer, cooler, northwest to southwest winds, and in the latter clear, but in the former rain, followed by clear weather LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, National Theater —Tie Gascon. Ford's Opera Howse —Aiken’s Combination. Theater Comique.— First class varieties. Condensed Locals. From J. C. Parker we have late New York and Foiladelphis papers in advance of the matis. This morning, about 4 o’clock, another party of fifty Centennial tourists irom Ohio arrived in the city. Last night the tatloring establisbment of Mr. Sbeck, on the corner of 6th ana H streets borthwest. was broken into, aod @ quantity of matertal, with @ lot of coats and other garments, carried off. A chapter of sorsow was held by Lafayette R.A. Chapter last evening in honor of the memory of thetr jate companions, Frank J. Ford, Charles W. Chase and Joba A. Da- ren. J. C. Parker, with characteristic enter- prise, 1s on band with the leading monthites, and sends us early enpies of ihe Atlantic Monthly. Scribner's Magazine. and St. Nicholas, for October; also Harper's Weekly for Bept. 3. Mr. George H. Johnson, the well-known lumber dealer, corner 15th and R streets Dorth west, is Dow selling all"kinds of lumber St greatly reduced prices to suit the hard Umes; algo pricks and sand at the lowest market prices. Yesterday morning John Boyle, while eatebirg driftweod in the river below Eas_ by’s wharf, fisbed up a portion of a human body—the backbone and ribs. The portion found was buried by Mr. Boyle on the river shore where it was found. From Brad Adams’ new branch news Stand, lil Pennsylvania avenue, we have oe the —— and a for Oc- tober, and Harper's Weekly for September 30. Also, Hi "s edition of “ Daniel Deronda,” complete in one volume. The Hayes aud Wheeler campaign elub have decided to hold a grand mass meeting in this city on the evening of the 2th inst., at the junetion of Louisiana avenue, 7th street and nosylvania avenue. Invita- ill be given to the various state asso- ons of the city, the Alexandria Hayes and Wheeler club, and to the republican or- ganizations in this vicinity to be present. —_o—__ THE MEETING ror RELIEF OF THE SA- VANNAH SUPFERERS.—A meeting was held at Lincoln Hall last night to ex; sym pathy for the sufferers by the yellow fever epidemic in Savannah, and to devise means for extending aid to them. Rev. Dr. Cuth- bert was chosen to ide. After the sub- Jeet had been fully discussed it was entrust- ed to & committee consisting of Rev. Dra. Newman, Wills and Cuthbert, and it was decided that they raise $1,090, in dollar sub- scriptions or more. as the donors please, and that Mr. Thomas Perry, of the firm of Perry Bros.. corner of 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue, is appointed tore eiveall donations, Whether of money, clotwwlog, medicines or provisions. A resolution wus also adopted requesting the pastors of the city to: the attent:on of the = to this matter. Bo- fore adjourning tre committee agreed upon an address to the people, urging cu: citizens to respotd promptly to tnis most tmport- ant and pre-sing call. A letter was read from W. J. Wiser, general agent, tender- ing, on bebalt of tbe Baltimore Steam Packet company and the Atlantic coast lire Tallways, facilities of free transportation of medicine, provisions, and other supplies de- sired for the people of Savannah during the continnance of the present epidemic; alse, free transportation for such pbysicians ana burses, upon @ letter of request to the general Ucket agent at Baltimore, ai may voluntzer their services. A verbal communication from Andrews « Co, No. 73 Smith’s wharf, Baltimore, offering to receive and forward packages to Savauuah, free of cost, was re- ceived, and similar action was taken. Mr. Perry feeling compelied to decline act- ing as treasurer of the Savannah relief fund, for reasons entirely satisfactory to the com- Moittee, they announce to-day that Mr. Jonn T. bell, 931 Perusylvania avenue, has | sex ted to serve as treasurer, and all do- BADE should be jest at tore, ——~—e—— DISTINGUISHED JAPANESE VISITORS — At the meeting of the Board of Health last bigbt the following distinguished visitors from Japan were present: S. Nagayo, chief Of the imperial board of health, director of medical college of Tokio, ete.; H. Miyake, professor of the medical college of Tokio, and “commissioner of the Imperial board of bealth; 8. Iwani attached to the Imperial commission of the board of health, formlog the Imperial sanitary commiss'<i of fa- Pd Pow yisitine “Lis country for the pur- formation regarding sani- d the organization of coards of bealth. They have been so much pleased With the organization of our bosrd of health thal they Lave come to Washington the sec- ond time, for the purpose of learning every- thing concerning its workings. particularly struck by the spect: sjec' return home to t tute similar boards in the principal cities of Japan under their leadersh'p. as h3sanitary commission of the Empire. S. Nagayo, the ebief, was one cf the high commissioners to the first water. Tne programme concludes with “The Molly M: ,” which ts fall of interesting and exciting situations. Theater que —F irst-class variety stars are aiways ou the boards at the Comique, The leading dramatic attraction is “Siting Bull.” The piece is fullof warwhoops and scalps. Borwacm's Big Show—P. T. Barnum will soon be here with bis mammoth museum, menagerie, caravan and circus. Friday and Saturday, September 22d and 23d, are the days appointed for his visit. and’ the im meuse crowds which this great show never falls to draw will be attracted on those days to the corner of 9th and S streets. His me- pagerie is oue of the most extensive ever ex- hibited, and Mr. Barnum says he pays $2,000 per day in salaries to four great circus trou principal performers. Tne great showman Will be bere in person. A BALTIMORE BOARDER —Monday night Detectives McDevitt and McEl{resh arrested @ well-dressed man, about 40 years of age, named F. A. Jervis, on @ warrant sworn out by the clerk of the Eutaw hotel in Balti- more, charging him with defrauding the pro- prietor, Mr. Ford, outof $261 for board. It appears tbat he re; ‘ted himself as a drummer for the cr one th Burner the Scierk in the il, arrived here rocppes @gainat him in court, the Purpose to ebarge him with bowever if ile i i Cor snp f Lises noe aay ante be " race Di ow vend t Vant. Honora Whelan mes Fitspa@ rick, deceased, eatin he validity of wil. miee contesting 1 iy. . G appoint AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL THEATER. ME CHARLES POFE, greet Supported 0» — in v. Ba’ ABIBTI = = TEE OOMPAN’ Department. MEETING OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH. At meeting of the Board of Heaith last | | Yesterday night, Dr. Verdi, from the sanitary com- | mittee, to whom was referred the subject of | THE SPA WATER ON LOUISIAN. made @ report that the Commissioner | A EDUCATION AL. } RAD: Psy BVERINGO* at 7 orthweet. On other days at TY. LaW DEPARTMENT. the will be- eatuepal term of ncn MONDAY, the 250 of ot. The te im tbe Univeruty OS repay eed = wata! OBES wili be MF SSE SAAD QUES oan ee & > Bea FORD'S OPERA HOUSE. THE GREAT AIKEN COMBINATION. NOVELTY—DRAMA-F. ‘The Popular Novelist snd Golloquial Actor, Tivbordses. 25 Drama ition of the committee is, however, so pene. aint Gearon sanpened ot mp, are si it, because t) fo water Inmties from the ee ceenne nen private, Sus committee have been but that the Board of losed Tt this is the fast, the com: c it o the > recommend that the houorable fate eal i i RIVER —The rise in the \beided, LBBB: amp twantr Ibert W. J n MOLLY MAGUIRE And the Laughable Musical Faroe entitied TAMING A Gooss. BT ONOLE TOMS Os Bia toes tt Wag gat sions’ | [MATES SQMIGCE, Bigrea= strees OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. SSA FIRST-CLASS IN BVERY RESPECT. 4a | ‘STREET. ‘AB whieh | The finest Hall in the ‘city for Cor Letuces and ‘Drew Hi 43 § Commissioners F BTTORE BARILI'S au ¥ — a ee 's Ha See ___} ismaimed. Jn re ALEXANDRIA. publication iseued. In re estateot Walter SHORE — The floating saw mill of Mr. . Walker. Letters ofadministration it~ ec to James H. Walker. Marbury, late of bonds estate of Eliza H. Andrews, chemist and mi: made, with the analy: to be placed on file. THE BED OF THE TIBER. Dr. Verdi, from the same committee to whom was referred the resolution of the Sen- ate of te United States, inquiring what ef fect the failure todrain the surface water of the valley formed by the bed of the Tiber creek, between H and K streets northeast bad had, or will probably have upon the pub- lic health, report that they carefully inspect- ed said locality, and found that waile sewers have been placed on both sides and ia the neighborhocs of said creek, the: to connect said creek in said Iccality with the sewers there laid, and that having wiih- drawn the water from the upper part of sald creek, this portion has been left to receive a limited quantity of the percolation of water from the neighborhood, sufficient to Keep the bed of the creek coustantly moist, but not sufficient to work it off or keep it under wa ter; and that !nasmuch as said creek has re- ears the offals of the neigh- ition cf animal Which were or > Bowshern 3 1" season. of tuition, WED! . . ti sh ie WEDNESDAY, THUBSDAY For arrangements and letters testan ard from 10 to 12 and oY tary granted to Harriet H. Marburv, execu- trix, and Joho Marbu bury, executors; bond, PoLice Court—Judge Mills pro tem. To-day, Rebecca Bland, larceny of a tidy and other articles from A. J. costs. Theodore Gross, ass@ult on Chauncey D. Spates; $10 and costs. A POLICY CASE. Patton (colored) was charged with ing @ piace for the sale of lottery tickets street, In the Division. ‘was the first witness, and he testified to pur- cbasing tickets or numbers there several times. Other witnesses were counsel for de‘ence waived the hearing of the testimony end submitted the case. The court imposed @ fine of $100 ard one month's im- ii . from which an appeal was taken t 8500. THE RAID LAST NIGHT. Frances Evans, ng & house of ili fame vision. Sergeant Jeffries and Breen made a raid on the house cI Wm. Mar- ; Jones; $5 aod here yesterday, outward bound f¢ etown, 1s reported ashore at the mouth certs, having Bret class ‘courenionces, and's well Two tug boats have gone to of Occoquan bay. Peake with new jall. George Garner . Apply at the BGLISH, FBENOH AND OLA bey seatetanes, BROT SCHOOL for young Ladies avenue north west, juB Cummme nces Sept Jaekson will reopen Young Men Octoter ist CeusEniays EY INSTITUT ceived for many borhood, its bed is a com; Commercial ard Goll and vegetable matter which being now of water, to ev: arise that are ip, the neighborhood ring the door and embeddi: Wood, while a brick was thrown building. The perpetrators of this outrage are unknown. Mr. Smoot, tn me down to the door, but the assall- ft. He desires that notice shall be given of the next cail upon him, when a warm welcome will be insured. ESTIMATE OF POPULATION.—The igne’s New weeny, of Alex- ¥ INSTT ‘B, Male) tery to I. Bulldings and grounds attractive and cacy of ac- eqimber of boarders limited to fitern. A) ari T year. femier ian im YEENON SEMINARY —Bosrdiug end for ng Ladies and Mi ber 18.b. ig now thickly pop- ulated end that for the health and comfort is imperatively requtred creek be drained by con- necting it with the sewers, and then filled it of the adjacent streets evaporation aforesaid. This work should be done without delay for the season of the decay of vegeta- ich could increase its dangerous emations; adopied. CORRESPONDENCE. A communication from the secretary of the commissior to form the District of Columbia information iu relation to the organiza Health, was receiv: corres ponden: the health authorities of Baitimore tion to the rumor that yellow fever had ppearance in that eity (| = yesterday's STAR) was read ie. , THE HEALTH OFFICER’S REPO! for the week ending September 16 w: showing 356 nuisances abated, death investi; investigatea, Twenty-fourth year Bop. ——_—_—_— EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &e. Ss" JOBA'S OLUB EX OURSION Ty POINT lisher of Chatai prvsor Rae aged andria says in its 7 are 4, names in the Directory, which, if the esti- mate be correct made by publishers in other cities, would give Alexandria a of 16 542, or four times the amount in the Directory.” Stock.—The stock trade over the Virginia conduct there; $100 or three months in jail. Arthur French, threats to Catherine French, flush with the hi —— $209 bonds to The steamer JABE MOS 50 a8 to prevent art, ¥ EVEBING. Ecptember 93, rae, SR Piney Point, onday morn’ at the several Masse Keep the peace, or LEY will leave her TUR = ‘rooms can be scoured fi Of 1th and ¥ stree's noctee ‘UNDAY Exc. 1 Paes “milly canbe had’ ou te DI John, alias “Ball” Frizell, assault and battery on John Hess, a broken-down old man, while engaged in catching drift-wood. Jobn Hess, charged with assault on Jobo Frizelli_a —_= fire growing out of the same took to save some the river, and Friz ay, claiming that he( Hess) was on his(Frizell’s) premises, and blows followed. esses had testified Frizell made @ statement idea of the case in his characteri: manner, claiming that he rents the shore at this place from the canal trespasser; him with a catch-hook, from the water. As the court could his way through the mazes Utles to the ground in question he both cases. Mr. F over the resuit, and in! Would do if he caught Hess upon his ises 5 80 the court call is @ government for that Hess under- ‘wood floating down ered him aw: asking for certain D toxicating drinks 1 begin on WEDBESDA NS Triseets wit rope MOMDAY Terms for Boarders For particulars apj used to recover wood 10 causes of sted, 8 pecuniar’ burials at public expense, 7 zymotic diseases investigated, 139 dead Marine inspections—s,639 bunches of fish, 2,353 bushels oysters, 9.550 300 , 8 sturgeon. Condenna- Uons— £9 bunches of fish, 135 bushels oysters, 1,000 crabs, 2 — 54 pounds 42 's pounds veal, 12 chickens, dozen ¢ggs, 17 dozen corn, 132 cantelou, 162 watermelons and 38 bushels of mis:zel! neous vegetables. Animais impounded, 77; 24; Killed, 53; amount realized, —— GosPEL TENT MEETINGS.—Revival meet. ings are being heid ever; tent, on R street, near lith northwest, a ement of Rey. W. I. McKenney r. Gray. On Friday night last there were three conversions. Notwithstand- ing the storm of Saturday night and Sun. day the tent suffered no damage, and there Was an audience present Monday night of bout nine hundred. The meeting was con- Dr. Gray, and short addresses by Rev. George Leach, of Union of Haroline church, lack Reynolds aad | Charles Nye. There were four conversions, | Last night there was @ very large atteod- ence, and the preaching was by Mr. McKen- “Choose ye this day whom ye will serve;” afier which several sbort addresses were made, and the inquir, meeting took place. In this meeti: Peyton, Dr. Gray, Dr. Presbury, aud Mess: dicusé, Nye, Franklin and &ctive part. The meetings will be continued right along every night at tional meetin, ™m. The results so far are very en- courégibg. Many are in attendance wno are snxious inguirers. List oF PaTENTS escape from the pe wards the northwest suburbs, and found by the officer in the closetof a house just back of the poor'’s With old blankets, &c. The girl took the money and says she left it with another girl named Rosa Washington for ing. They are both now in cus- the silver has not been found. TRAVEL INTERRUPTED.—The Alexans dria and Fredericksburg{train did not run t, owing to the unsafe condition of between here and Quantico, and the Virginia Midland train was three reaching here about 3 o'clock. U. 8. CouRTs.—Adjou: United States Circuit and District Courts Will be beld in this city on Ti the 261th instant, Judge SOL Best Onpitel Lepeemvcr 4tb. session, months, @ 100 iy to ceaeee come ay 8 ‘ DANCING ACADEMY, mals removed. |» B street, between 9h end 10th, north weet. | Degs leave to announce that ‘St o'clock p.m. pectfully invited to at- . ran At Marint’s Hall led him back and LADY OF THE LAKE, 76, at o'plock p 00 the Potomac, arri ption of pupils. Fare, $0 cents; children half . a ‘ars go directly to the whart, ————— GEORGETOWN ADVER’WTS. PRING AND SUMMEB. v Buck Butler, ous language in “Pear Tree” alley. the hearing Clara Williams made in: and rude questions to the court, mitted her to jail for 96 hours and fined her . Hi ned her $10, or three months ; and the others SDIOAL OOLLEGE OF THE MBIAN CNIVEESITY—The Lectures wiil begia 01 Pow, with an Introductory ned terms of the in jail for the offence cha: Were fined #5 each. Noel Staffeni forfeited W. W. Cunningham, do. §: Williams, do. Francis Evans, with seliipg whisky without a license; flued 105. Laura Plasine was seni tute and vagrant. sent down for the same offence. ker, same charge; perso Connor, same charge; ———~s ‘uesday next, night at the g lughes presiding. SHANTY TowN To ComE DowN—The temporary injunction restrainiog Mayor tearing down tae wi structures in the vicinity of the centennial exposition was dissolved yesterday in the court of common pleas of Philadelphia. Tne Work of demolition will now be proceeded with at once. S@7-An article by Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe in the Spiritual Scientist indicates her conversion to Spiritualism. u7The Princess Constance Bonaparte, marriage of Lucien, | and Aleseandrina Laur- ence nee Bleschamps, is desd. She was a pun Of the convent of the Sacred Heart in | At WM. BH. WHEA t down as a prosti. | OLD AND BBLIABLE BST. BLISHMBNY, Park Washisgton was ‘how pso: W.W. Johnston, MD and Practice of Medicine. A.F. A. King, M.D., Professor of Obstetrics ané s '. B. FY. Fristoe. LL.D , Professor J B. Drickard. MD. Me CMs Prolevsor of >. Professor of Physiology. D., rator of Austomy BT, to JOHN 0. RILEY, & jew York ne. sapl Stokley from dees emer Sar ante for and delivered Bulgarian Batcheries. TRE MOST HEINOUS CRIMES IN HISTORY— CHRISTIANS *LAUGHTERED IN COLD BLOOD— FIFTEEN HUNDRED BURNED TO DEATH IN A chapel, Rev. Mr. Black and Brothers Joues, INGLE Pi Ninth anpual session com Male and F emaie De - HANSON, dV nes" Principe. MES. Louise rontocn:s HATIONAL KINDERGARTEN AND PBIMABY BOHOOL in September 11. at 70! row LLOOK will oo: of the second street sout been mences SEPTE Prince of Canino, The report of Mr. Baring, secretary of the wad sulwiit sone Britien legation at Constantinople, on atro: cities committed by Turks tn Bulgari last published. It is accom: Sir BH, G. Elitot te ia which the British embassador acknowleuges ‘ing’s report clearly establishes the fact that cruelties haye been perpetrated svflicient to justify the indignation whicn ed forth. He transmits a letter from Mr. Schuyler regarding the atrocities. The report is also accompanied by a pro- ‘lan insurgeats, which the Mr Baring believes to authentic. The programme provided for a neral simultaneous rising. villages, allof which are named, were burned, and railways were to be de- stroyed. The government stores were to seized; el] Mussulmans who resisted were be killed, and all Bulgarians who refused join the insurrection were to be forced in the ranks of the Beaman took an —_—_————— CITY ITEMS. EVERY LADY should havea bottle of Dr. Lodelie’s Headache Specific. cures in 10 to 30 minutes. Price 5) cents. Ebbitt House Drug Store. ———~e—— REMOVAL—First Class Scouring and Dyeing. A. Fischer has enlarged hia establisument by removing to his new buliding, 906 G Batent Oitice. pty i the | See ing the latest improve: American or European abled to do apy work in @ manner not to be ‘those not possessing these jued to residents of 16. to Mrs. Louise Pollock and For in . . t, Weehing- tno. samba Tc 'T. VINCENT S Ss Steters of Chari coos on MONDAY, September eend their children promotiy. A large num: spear | =e apé8-tr? Bankers end STOVES AND RANGES AT THE LO New SILVEB PALAO. to heat two rooms Ee tem the | f ‘market, ases juare. é rant Pince. Taat | Sal. JOHN MO sonfdeuce fa the gent | ‘* SOCIETY IS FOUNDED ON CLOTH.» he generously proposes sigaor to bimeelfand Washington T. Na! [hr es in automatic air compressors. John Keyworth, traie- rf invention, he is en- Swinging cradles. mark for whisky. town. States that the most fearfal tragedy of Cre Bt ring that ne ‘est Virginia, aie here, 4 FULL 8T00K attack the to to self and Sites’ SL a improvement BLAOK «@oops ten os On ne ou of May eS See 2 : AT? BRricutwoop.—Yesterday NOW 18 BTOOK. ation at NOTHING BUT SATISFACTORY GOODS pon on tas pines OFFERED. ey lace ——_¢—_ AND MoLA! the old-tash- hich the Bashi SULPHUR — ae tem 2 obnoxious half the time, without d: A 7 Glenn's Sulphur -scorbutic. De} iton’s, No.7, Sixth avenue. New TINTS produced by Hul's Instanta- Bite Dye are like ‘thowe of Nature. 5 joned internal rem lete. and oth NET CASH PRICES: Double Breasted Black Cloth Fi 15.50. 816.20, @19 90, 823.0 and B27. Black Cicth Vests, mostly of my own manufacture and equal to ous- tomer 70, 93 00, 64.50 and 95 40. Black Doeskin Pantaloons, 10m GREAT BEND, a Messrs. Seth W. Fowle & Sons, Bost GENTLEMEN:—For near! wife was troubled with After enduring the trial of much medti of Wald Cherry. Attar ‘using’ two bottles ahe of Wild le ig two lenced great relief, and after she had 81x bottles she was freed ie I ye pleasure cemmend Dr. Wistar's B J.T. oh conte ant 1a bottle. Sold by all drag- gists. ———— PaIsFUL ACCIDENT.James Arnold, of Caliaban corps! be a berods whe & man fel a ¢ had been buried; where there he now lies. the 4 > Extra Bizes at o mall advance. Black Worsted Coats and Vests, For @18, $19.90, 622.90 and $34 9, All reliable goods. All ready-made articles may be retarned within two weeks, if not solled or worn, and the purobase money will be refanded. a eR : F ig bis right bip, and @ bottie (containing mu- riatic acid) was smashed under him, the small end or neck being driven into the flesh, causing wound. Withi: ity girls were carried off. The surviving inhabitants live in wooden lage men belongs the distinction of having committed most heinous cri of her cough. alsam i in teu minutes Drs. Keane and Stewart had his wounds all dressed and he ps the ‘ime that has Pine the was conveyed to his home on Ist street ey ing Machines, for. cash or monihi Renting and Repairing. CUSTOMER DEPARTMSESNT, SEOOND FLOOB. Suits to order from @24.30 upward. N*Y FRENCS SCHOOL. MADAME L EB. OOLLIBBES THE JACKSON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION BOULE FRANCAISE )¥S under ronan post ot of u Ci P THE LANGUAGE OF THE ar thocepenel of PRO! The Great Anodyne and Nervine. PBfORS IN PLAIN FIGUEES. OASH DISCOUNT, 7N PRB ORNT to be present at a barbecue, on nag a ap at 12.30 hy em w. C. P. Culver, and Wm. Horner pa arene BELT’S STOMACH AND TONIC BITTERS, BRING THE ONLEBEATED BITTER. GEORGE C. HENNING, @ALIPE 410 SEVENTH STREET. PEILADELFuIA BXHIBITE (CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S PURE PICKLES in mals Vinegar. RICH SAUCES for Fish, Mont & Game POTTED MEATS ond Fen, Tos had of all Draceists. endfor Pamehia. | ({RNUINE MUSTARD, BELT'S GALIPEA rt 13 Camden s” SAWL TYLER, Jr., WHOLESALE AGENT, REAL Estate SaLE— Messrs. Middleten bave sold privately = Dorthwest, 57 feet i front by 75 feet § R > ( 8 ‘4 r} i] a How To Gat Srars CaR—' i f i E i i i 8 Be i if | i ay i H i . AEE PERIOR MALT VINEGAR, t i 22 Hi 5 a zg REDUCTION IN PRICE cooks peers Dor cates | Oe: ‘HR CHBAPEST STORD IN THR CITY. GEORGETOWN. EDUCATIONAL. BUBB wi ber _F DUR aRiaS SSS FpRods ga, you M EpicaL pd r WONT OF UNIVERSIT: GROBOBTO" wi ¢ will beste J be twenty of; course of Lectures PONDA\. ctober B¢. 1576. at 5 p.m. with an Tntrcduetory by Prot, Ashford Semece! 0. Bovey, MD. Protemor of the Theory fed Practice of Medicine Oherics B. Hager, M. D., Professor of Clinica? Oneriee eery.. Lt ‘ a. EST » Fret Com end Stat Lew: 8 quity mi ler ete. Peaeton Oct 1, COBLILuEH mime momsss. Lpetruction. bi textbooks and inctures cumbioed, Iilastrated hy Moot O. ert exercises. ry. University of o fare, Hit va for Young Ladies. Opens SRrrewren 18th M$) terms spply to Mire LIPSCOMB, Prin- to be bet *@ NGLIGH AND F 7) Oct. 28. », Wednesday. a. ©. WELLING, LE a J D : ‘be CoLLack. Wed: Epica Dera “1 delay, a only ® limtted Pckte tradi ©. DOUGLAS, Prinet; M ABYLAND AGRICULTUBAL COLLEGE. oe ant eration commence: Wednesday , Septem. Tretvon free for students from the Btate and Dis- For Ostalogues apply to o- Wi. 8. PABKE nt President, 279 tant Priuce George County, a LADIES’ GOODS. 61 THIRTERSTH ST N. W —Madame ES- TBRBB just received from New York bean- tifel style in Ohignons. Frenca Friese Combi. Wade in Braids and Pulls at low rates. Old Hatt taken tn exchauge. sopll-im 1876 FALL. 1876 We have now ia stock all the new styles in STBAW AND FELT HATS. OSTRICH AND FANOK FEATHERS, RIBBONS AND ORNAMENTS. cow for winter impertation of it sell for Bitcen deve? bation Pair, 3 button st @1 25 per pair. ss. ™M. J iT, 621 and 623 D #t. northwest, r-) JUST RECEIVED ae FROM NEW YORK. to ‘Mra 3. P- sull-tr 1109 F Street, Lith 5 715 GREAT REDUCTION 7]5 in LADIES READY-MADE SUITS, OVEE SKIETS ABD BASQUES, and LADIBS UNDEBW, PARABSOLS end SUN UMBEELLAS at be 3: 'c JUST BEORIVED— ‘& large esortment of HAMBUBG EDGES BOBU LAOBS eeiling at o reduced price. OOBSETS and KID GLOVES tne great variety, BUMAB BAIB very low ot yeu -tr MISS E. A. MeCORMICK, 694 rm STREET, (ST. CLOUD BUILDING, Ww NH ETS. BATS, LACES, OHIF AND OTT OWEAB: acs Bc. Ledies of Washington and vicinity are tovited call and examine. a2 VEENILYa's = LADIES’ SHOES, MADE TO OBDEE aT G10 9th Exrect, Oppose Patent Qiica, “ee ioe ane ee 660 mar2s-tr Ja8. H. VEBNILYA a I DEFY COMPETITION. SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELS, AND HOUSEFURNIEHING GOODS. Stestareeeeiuras oo copvipos yoursel: tall eoll- creer 7 717 YE STOVES AND FURNACES. Oe)! ard examipe my large stock of Bpew's cete- SEATING ABD PaBLOB test of 1 Sra tab or tone f° Ww. BD. WYVILZ, opi) la ‘Ho. 663 Peunayivanie evence,