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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-22

THE v oTE OF PBNSsYLvANIA-Atth the alec
tion herd on the sth Of this MONTH the total
vote OF Pennsylvania was about CO.. 600. or in
round numbers, 100000. This is the lareest
vote ever cast in the State. The following rs
the omelal result for Governor: Geary radi
CAL tS.955 Clymer, democrat, 2s9e96 NJ Nor.
lty for Geary E,135. The vote for Goyernor in
1-63 stood for Curtin. republican, 269 406. and
for WOODWARD, democrat 25{I7I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-22

~ Major General Raaslon, who has so long
and ably represented the Danish kingdom al
this capital, and wbe recently left here on q
six months leave OF absence, viii not resume
his functions here, be having received the ap-
pointment of Secretary Of War at Copenhagen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-22

VISIT OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON TO BALrI.
NoEE-ln compliance with an In yitation from
the Young Catholics Friend Society, of this
city, Preaident johnson leit here in a special
ear Al seven o'clock yesterday morning, to be
present at the closing session OF the Roman
Catnohc Council, at the Cathedral in BaIti.
more ne was accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs. Patterson, his son Robert johnson. and
Mayor wallach. The party, after attend,n,
the Cathedral service. dined At The F,,.,1
House, and returned to this city in the four
O'Clock tram.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-22

HABEAs CoRPUs.-This morning, s colored
girl named Sophia Bentley was before Judge
Fisher on a writ of kd5eas corpus, issued on the
petition of Mary West, who claims to be her
mother The petition in this case sets forth
that some four months since she (the motherl
hired the girl TO Mr.. b. r Morseli, and that
for the past two months she has not eiyed
any wsees for her services. Mr.. Morsell IN
his answer says that he does not unlawfully
de ain her. but that she is free TO 20 where she
chooses; that she refuses 10 60 70 the petitioner
because she has been ill-treated, and she er-
presses the belief that the woman is not in
reality her mother.
Judge Fisher examined the girl. and she ex-
pressed her unwillingness TO 60 with the Pc
ufianer. preferring TO remain with Mr.. Nor
sells family. The petitioner, however. offered
witnesses who testified that she was only l3
years OF age. The Judge ad vised the girl 10 20
with the petitioner. The girl left the Court
House, but did not 60 with the mother. MIR
Smithers for the petitioner and X. T. Morseii
for the respondent.
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From Georgia-Herrible Murder BY Freed

AUGUSTA, Oct. 2-Arthur Williams. his
wife and TWO daughters, were murdered near
Rome. Ga. Two freedmen, who committed
the murder, were arrested. One confesses
after NoundiDg Mrs. Williams, he rayished
her. His aceomplice killed Mr.. Williams and
the daughters.
The object OF the outlaws was to obtain
money, but they found none. 1t was difficult
TO restrain the people from infiicting summary
punishment upon them.
The gold excitement in the upper counties of
the State is Increasing. :.
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rHE oEsRRAL LAND oYFIcE.

2he Commiseioner Of The General Land
I Once has had prepared and transmitted TO
the Governor Of Wisconsin, certified copies OF
the lists Of lands sppro we'd by the Secretary OF
the lnttrior. amounting TO 1892 acres. emf ring
TO the State under the third section OF the act
OF Congress, approved March Sd, 1853, 70 AID
In The construetion OF wagon road 10 that
State. LII
Returns received by the Com missioner from
the ST Cloud ONCE, Minnesota, show that
curing the past month lisa acres of the pub
lie lands were taken MP for actuai settlement.
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From South America-Braziliau Iran.
Clad Blown UP-Captare Of n Fart

NEW YORK, Oct 22.-Advices from Bueuos
Ayres to the 18th nit. state that the Brazilian
iron clad Rio Janeiro had been blown up by a
torpedo during the bonn bardment and captu "a
OF fort near Carupaita by the Braziiians
who lost 300 in killed and wounded, besides
the crew of the IRON clad. all of whom peri ned
The Brazilans captured the fort and runs
left behind by the garrison
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-22

BALTIMORE, Oct 22.-Wheat very firm: rad.
s3.1O:S3.15 White born, e125; yellow, 81. 10
Oats duh and dropping. Flour steady: West
ern scarce. Pork S35 50. Lard nominal Gro.
ceries inactive. Seeds firm. Glover a. ga
SS.s7k. Whiskey dull
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THE WHITE HOUSE.

There was to-day, as usual, large throng
of visitors 1t the White House, seeking nter-
views with the President. Among those who
called TO-DAY were the Postmaster General
Senator Cowan, Governor Parsons, Of Ala
bama, and Hon. Messrs. Taylor and Leftwich.
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9 Tf pounhEaIonL sosIrT ITtoASiA

At On sdjDurnsd meeti us Of the Oolum ola Typo
graphical Society, held on Saturday evening 1t the
Council Chamber, City He'll, to hear the report Of
th. committee appointed at the previous nsesins
e. wait upon the IN ploy and inf then Of the
adoption Of the scale Of prices including the eight
hour RUE the committee made the following
The committee to whom was assigned the dat, Of
The q re :, ,ss r Of
g. con,titote days work, beg leave to resort
the, 5, m
ana 81 s sss en- Syio
former beins aek. and the Istsr not N bis once
.st ..s NATE: ..;.
to r: ::,ss e.
that aoeount, while Gibson Brothers stated they
shoUld not elose their once and informed your
to resist il. ssseutsn M oars oSjss seSd b Gf
stated ss bis b..ipess vas IS brisk in the summer
as winter months. he should be compelled to com.
fhe Superintendent OF Public Printing, having
be passed b. that Office, Informed your con- mites
sni could s0d sn q
under the eight hour rule
wnd. ssss p1os.. h.a been
en- cred by the emSloyine printers at the Treasury
rule and the living bottled him sSas
his accounts would not be passed unless ten hon n
mtes be was po.srss. under tie law 10 eo eo%
with the wishes of tho society ''
ing note to him '"e' GU pom N'ore''ea the fellow
GoyEsNNESI PRINTING OFFICE.
Go1ernment Printing Once desire to Know Uhesh
er you will pay the prices demanded by the Oolum-
Sa : nave .s.S
be governed by the rules Of that society.
lsigned.I 3. v. OLAxroS,
W. W. EALONIY,
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~Shiilington, OdIon Building, sends us a
batch Of fresh and Interesting magazine MAJ.
Ter. The Atlantic AontAly, Our Young Folks.
Beadies Monthly, aud Madame Democrats MIR.
ror Of Fashion, all for November.
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@from John +. Ellis, publisher, we have
my Heart is Thine" composed by T. N.
Canineidi up Hill and Down Galop," by C.
meet me at the Lane" byTS ro,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-22

- The Conference Of the Methodist Protes.
tant Church Of Virginia will meet in Lynch.
burg on the LIST Of November.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-22

I doAsrsby certify that have received from Gr.
asieeS sssardss, osS ' in.,.s mt. noin
tsisn.d. S'0eA M eLEspouR MEorARY.
esern and sunserised TO before me, this aoth day
J. w.BARNAoLo. J.P.
Ihs,eb, certify that have T.-.issd r. ON xe.e-..
nsGil %i,hsrCs ths SUN Ct dollar y. d.y
O'clock m Isisssd j oHXs w 'DssT. "
!. y,s s1y The. as,: Ike strictly
sS;isty, in every PARTICULAR .pd taisps e DO 30
October 10, 1855.
Mr. Mclean ,aid that Mr. waIlach had author.
lied the COMPTROLLER to erase his name from the
sspsssdd s:so, %H.s &. President
The following letters have since been received
by the Committee
wA.Hlssres. D . St0 osto SSsr: Il. iisss.t
c WWsass R,, g. cesT
the TypogIashic.l gnisn Of this city that We have
s sr 81 & .s s;h SSGU5S
~ q: u. ~ the :,
tie soeist9. We remain very I.sSeetiu a9s laws OF
F.x. j. Rivls.
OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL INIELLIGENcER,
WASHINGTON, October Ii, isss.$
B. ". s.1 ai,S
draw protest against the resolutions passed st
tobsr is hose.sr take S this os
say that believe the prices paid o. the present
time are July a. nigh ssthe demand Tor work and
VERY respectfully your SSssd,:pt servants,
SNOW, C0YLE co.
wAsHrssros, D. O.. Oct. n. 1855.
Socie,ycsir: hereby authorize my lame to he
vithdravs from the protest sent TO the FIRST Comp
Olution ' Rs, :sss IF prices sdopsd Oct
WASHINGTON, D. O., October %. 1885
70 me b.r.by sn GSsTs'q T,DSsyspaIaI
from Of ,h tn: psSsS sent 70 the M
hour resolu ions end scale of prices.
Your obedient servant. W. KOCH.
wtsnIss1es. D. g; Get q, iss.
hereby xSrs@ our the
sent to the Comptroller OF the Treasury aeainst
5sf Is. ssp! tns 5 isei
To the President Columbia Tpograpf zeal Soriety-
Sir: hereby authorize my name to be withdraw
shs R Of the
scale Of prices. Respectfully;
OFFICE OF TURNER 0owIse toI Pa, ave,
T,,b p,;5ea, ~ ~ ~ S ~, ~ ~. Iooo.
So.,.,n " berehy witbd,.wn ~ asposrapatGas
nrot.y, ~ rnloyinv nrn,or" ~ ua msMcs lron me
pohs ho y, ptem ana .cais ~ 20 tne
Iens or ~ S'e pa.n.ctf n, ptCes ADOPTED Oct
iS' iooo. 10SpoSs,uly s1uIs,
AOnnAh COWihG.
Tuv
En ~ ~ STAs OFFIcE,
w.su,Sr"~ N N I'm anu stfeen. Z
c.rtIemen. In hasTpyWT D;ocrnDer Y, 1870
-;,hSr.w 81: ~ uehsI ~ u. Wauach L hereby
NH, horr Ms nStns irom we protest asatnst the
nd n 10 ~ ~ aha .ne scale or prices as
Re- nectfniIv "os = "Ev pn0a society.
cal Socfsty mi''ee Oh the Columbia Typographi-
w--,, NJ.
To the Columbia Typ"s,opb,caI S., Uc, .ss
NAV W. h.r.hr gpn.nPNtcH >octe,y -oentle-
p,yiup The nIiees Of tha sac our protest ae inst
tatb ;n,art Vi 'no S"G,S ", a1op,eM october
iip' instant GIBSON BROTHEBS.
WV
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In.a nifty OF the Empre,. of M.,ica

NEw YORK. Oct 22.-Foreign papers and
also the Paris correspondent of the Herald a..
sert that the Empress Of Mexico has become in .
sane.
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LOST AND FOUND.

70 Ssons 70 :P Ps
At $50 iiS street. Above n can nave o os nai1s
OST-9ls .nd soms SMALL CHANGE, all
il oesisr 2s on Tss SUasy f.
ABLY =, sex.rded By leaving It at the Star Once.
&1O REwARD-stIayed Or stolen from the
Bus COW The .Sovs reward Vii NIB Be paid
S s
COWS. The owners viii please come Tor.
OUTSIDE 81 Linen Linen
Dss. 9th and 10th Streets on Judge wsAs
&10 RIWARD. Stolen from my stable, on
sSAs 10th aSs .s1as.l: :iT e. ~
Az E;Sfi S +: street.
tween and I streets liz
40 RhWARD.Lost. in George,own, .t OAK
~ Hill or IN the carriage While attending the
On TX a .ts ss a
bfosen of v.ue1 =: '% rse :.S Of the Pm
ooiy daughter. The finder win receive the Above
r sn ~ Istu5nina II 70 MRS LIZA 9. ELI,
y. ored spot on back, ears and tail partly married
with sane color, answering to IL name Of "Pres-
sstSIea corner Maryland avenue aud 10th street,
E3gND-A san or HONEY IN the Tir.. ward
veItis:nsnt a. the Star once. paying 'os tns st.
Is 70 NY ,Ips the :v'aas Of
on; .eont is h.nds hish: m.Sksd q. s. q. The
IT, pay ehsSss: and ,sH. S s"s prove proper
ocIsM. a. -. 8IH :ts sot navy % Yard yss
@ GOLD sssT s's SHifs %S;
3 II e e 4 VIII S ~
yewelry Store, $50 Pc. avenue. Ali jsveliers And
Or not to tale Il
STRAYlD Oh STOLEN AWAY VROM THI
y subscriber, at the Naval Magazine, one Iron
Gray HORSE, II hands high; I. on the left fore
shoulder; chap on each ride Of back bone and char
under the Jaw; Had full sstt Of single harness
the 18th instsst. A liberal reward win Be- a,y ON
for his delivery, or inform alton Of his Vherea
q 'iis.m. xt III s1i1sc .s..S;..
coo RKwARD-stolen on the night Of N.
gOV sd Of September from the premisas 81
G Goe Jones near Blsden:b9rg, dark brown
name and tail semswhss .unSurne; S.s s snsS
nose The above reward viii be paid II returnsd
eea Hyastsvill.. Prime. e SnX GO %. IA
NV Y0RK HILLINIRI AT NEW YORK
PRICEsi
Lower than can b bou.ht in thi. city or
The best Goods in THE city.
streets: = ecs q: =
WAsHINeroE CITY sAvIsos' BANK.
sn.. :. r s6W'iD sIxxs. President.
a. hobf' SECRETLY. ocH6t
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GENERAL GLrrsos-aensral John A Gle

GENERAL GLkKsON.-9eneral John A Glee
son. OF Feuisn fame, received q letter from
President johnson Saturday, appointing him
Brigader General Of volunteers, in recoeni-
ton of his gallant and meritorious services in
the held, having fought bravely through
toii ty- i've general engagements. His commis-
sion dates from March 18th, 1865.
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After the receipt Of the above. the follovin
correspondence took place In regard to the Gov
eminent Printing once:

OFFICE SUPERIYIRNDRNr PUBLIC PRINrIxG,l
WAsHISGroN, Oct %, 1866
sIR: Yonrs ofthis date on tehaIf OF the commit.
tee OF the Coiumbia typographical Society with
the EVIDENCE Of the acaniescence Of the employing
Of the eight hour rule. is before me. In reply
thereto. Will briefly say that feel fnliy author
fZed thereby, and therefore will Day four dollars
per diem for EIGHT hours labor hereafter in &C.
csrdance with he scale adopted by your Society
Very res pectfully yours,
WENDELL. ouperinte ndent
U. b. HOCGH, DsQ. Chr. CON &c. oc - Il
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me- TIE rIRsT ANNIvRRARY BALL or
S the PYTHlAE BASE BALL CLUB will
be given =, Potomac Hall, corner q Mary land ave-
1876. Tickets 81, admitting a Gentleman and
esnIes. oc y 2ts
rTHE GRAND LIVE
MfTR0POLIs LODGE, No. Isle cor.
vii &c seid on M0kDAY EVENING, Nov 5th,
~ ODD ysiiows' Hall. Tickets 81. Particulars
-eel,ei. IL
nEMASO6IC.-A stated c.nvecation of w
w VERNON A CHAPTER No 30. viii :.
neid on AONpAf. the I'D instant, at D m 70
elect 0rcers for the ensuing Masonic YEAR
Iunetnal attendance Of the Companions il "a.
By order Of the M EH.P
&C 9-N' Attest :-J.W. GRIFFIN Sac
~MIssBs. DUDLEY KAVANAGH ANA
US Melvin Foster, Of New York and Victor
t,teehe and I'd N Hems, Of Philsdel phta viii
play 1t the opening Of seaton Hall Billiard n.
loon on MONDAY EVENING, Oct p. isss. nan
ten Of the most besatiful Tables in the United
STAT; iron the msp nfsetc.y Of Me.srs KaTs-
be supplied with the choicest Liauors Ana Ca~sr.
The levers Of this ntsrestfng game are In vited 10
attend. BRBRRTON / FLANiGANs
&C 0o. Proprietors.
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Arrival of the China.
Baltimore Markets.

HALIFAX, Oct. 22-The steamship China
with date to the 14th inst has arrived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-22

lErERNAL REvEsuR.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 1896, 56lsi.
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TEE SrEix1 AT An EHD--The employing
printers Of this city who signed the protest
sent to the Comptroller Of the Treasury ssainst
the action Of the Colombia Typographical No-
ciety In regard TO 2 scale Of prices and the
eigbf-hour rule, having withdraw their
names frsm that paper. the society this sSter.
noon declared tho strike 1t a. end.
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THE EVENING STAR OFFICE,
COraAr nf llfh and n .%raata

WASHINGTON. d. U October 21, 1915
Gentlemen: In behs OF w. d. Waiiach hereby
eight hour resolution and the scale OF prices A
agreed to by the Columbia ~ cog rophical Soce ETY..
Respectfully. CROSBY =. MOVES
TO the Committee Of the Colunba Typoeraphi.
cal Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-22

iporD the society that HE br Ither OF the nm Of
OowinG Turner. Wa In favor Of tue eight aOuf
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WAsuIHsroN. October 70, 1876.
6oAsreby certify that have received from Mr.
Wm. Moore the sum Of -four aoilars per day for
y oeIeck m. urtii saturday 18Th instant, inciu.
sive 81 - O'Clock N.
(0ignsd.l 0LEHDOUR MEDIARY
sworn and 80 hscrihed TO before me- this a0th day
Nv. BARNAOLo. P
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~NO. s3I nth sTRIET.
N WASHINGTON, d. o., Oct 70. ls,;

D Z.
IN conformity With the Limitation Of time for the
the charge Of the Comniss.ry General 81 pdsoe
ri mDidsn psy money that had been taken from
direction Of the Secretary OF War 10 be on or ~.
, rs oss ~, Of Which due public notice VA
claims Presented after that date will Be
~ me Soard Of 0meer," now in ssssion in this
eny, conveeed oy special Orders Ne <56 war De
pertnsDt, A. @ o., of date Oct I. 1855 81 ~
such evidence TO complete the Claims pressntea
s1drsssed t. claimants their agents must be for
Sereed 70 The Commisssry General of Prisoner.
on or before Nov Is, 1854, to enable the Boa nj
20 make their report and cemDlete their aSo rs,.
awards A b'o f@es
By order Of the Board
Il, CLAY WOOD,
prev Vol. U.e. n, Asst Adj & Gen Pre- stdept
oe I9-N Brew 1t CO.. n Ran
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The following letters we're 6 6se.i,sd ,o,, ,sx
Gentlemen: Understand that mr. n ame has been
sttaa he'd TO protest against the action of the
~ poGrs Hhioal Society and II Il does appear on
that paper. and presume it does 1t YES under .
nisAperebension. and 1 think il 10 hardly 20 be
presumed would act 90 nco sistspt aftsr NV IN.
prov i on paper OF the sctioa Of the society had
po.dss the peper wss In the shape Of . protest,
settle the diiculty thereto re posifivsIg Sssey,
bad no idea at the time that was siguinS such
70 Printers Commi, tss
Ientlemen: I hereby, withdraw my name from
tbe protest against paving the scale Of prices g
ssre'd TO BY the ooumSis TysSFrs PHO 4 soeIsty.
To Committee of Columbia Typorraek;caI Soeisfv
WARRINGTON. Oct %, 1855.
. M. 4; D. Taylor: Sir: Upon further cousults-
ton we have dets rmi ned 20 withdrew our names
nem the protest Tor the present.
.''' .'''''%;sp y. 'xuRrAsH q Co
IeertifJ that the above is trae copy
DAILY MoaSrSe OHRoSIcLH ovvrcx, as 9th At. -,
wAslING1os. d. q October 10, 1855. Z
10 the Memkers ef fks nposyopbieai Sseists
Hn.sh,nsfos, ID. c. :-0entlsmsn Aithoush
ossvs 10 the justice o. nay protest against the
prvsns the tnsesruDtfon Of business In the 6hrcn.
icIe once. withdraw my name from tina doe.
msns- roSn rssHsc.fniIy. wv
nr CssAr. the venerable and esteemed trs.sursr
Of the soeissy, stated hat he "a tnsfr.Sesx =, ~
Rives 90 say that he woald vifSdraS IN. ~:
from the protest. sed would accsds 10 ali sbs
de0ands d the society. "a NV
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SIPS KID GLOVE:

EuBNIsBED BOONE yoH 1lEf-By the day.
S. E. ~ ds:sy c:1
site Metropolitan Hotel. u IL Of the beet Iocs
doss ip the city for sestlenes Who conc here %
runsiss to the Dsltiners Depot, 70 ell the Depart
nesss. Geergetovp. Nav. y srd. and the Alex
andria boats. and cars Dasdng constantly. Clerks
aud other wishing 20 setsls for winter viii 6ud
rooRs In this very comfortable. &C = So
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WaspIxc1ox Oct - ,e.e

N ".
To the Columbia Typosrnphtcai society," :-Gentie.
men We hereby withdraw our protest sr Jns,
paying the prices OF the Society, adopted October
18th instant. GIBSON BROTHERS
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GQ0 REWARD-Stolsn on the night OF the
SOO "a Of eepts%bsr from the premises Of
HORSE, marked U. and I. u; medium Sise.
0sne and tall somewhat sunburnt; haa \ rosn
to GRO jOHHs
oe3 HyattsvilIe, Prince rsc's o. "a
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WASHINGTON, ID. O., October %, 1856
To the President If the Colombia Typograph,coI
SociGy:-Sir: i hereby authorize my name to he
Withdrawn from the protest sent to the First
Comptroller OF the Treasury against the eight
hour resolu ions end scale of prices.
Your obedient servant, W. KOCH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-22

CRININAL OoUkr, yrd0e Rsher.-This morn
gold chain and pencil from French Graham,
was found not guilty. Bradley, Jr. for de-
fepee.
In the case OF henry WaLfen' indicted for
larceny, q nolle pros. was entered.
Marx Scott, indicted for the larceny OF 1900
worth Of cigars, whisky. &c, from james ri.
Lewis, was found not guilty. Smithers for
defence.
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NV -ROU6Ee, large and small for rent
w and 70 sell nost desirable city property for
sale. J. r. CALDWELL q CO., lseK 7th at,
near 3. oc a ST
NULEs MCLEs,i-r subscriser hes for
INI sale lot Of hns, large ereke MULES.
JANIS b. eHREyE.
&C 22-a. 7th street. between II and SITS.
LOB 6ALI-S0 OF 10 acres Of LAMB, within
4 one mile OF city limits. This land will be cold
Apply 70 v. b. srOCKsRiB0E. at Alex .nSsr
AasonS once, corner 7th and streets, wsshiss
LOB eALE-A splendid Plate 0lass shoe CASE
and GOUAfER. IS feet long fsst vice Alec,
aCOtNrBk, ~ nut top. 20 feet long 3vtde Gall
1T 20. x35 Penna. av., between 18th and lssh sts
south side.
&C - St rRAUK LAMBo
SIPS KID GLOVE:
Each UAfr warranted.
No risk In trying them. 49,.
The best q .2e in the martet, at
oc = lw 80 Market Bpacs
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WASHINGTON, D. o., Oct. p, 1885.
To the President OF the Columbia Typor icol
SociGy-sir hereby authorize my name to bs
withdraw from the pvotest sent TO the First Com
troll of the Treasury against the eight hour res
olution and scale Of prices ado pied Oct 49, Ie6;
Respectfully, W b MOORE
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w ARLINGTON CITY sAvIR0s' BANK
Coysey ~ "a sweet sad La. ovsnse. = :.
Interest paid On Deposits.
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WAsHINsIoy, d. g.. Get %, 1876
President Coinmbtd Typographical Society Sir
We hereby withdraw our name from the Or ear
sent to the Comptroller OF the Treasury against
the eight hour resolution and the scale of prices
of the society. W.. MUBTAGH co
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EOeND-A POCKET BOOK Containing small
Z sum OF money. opposed to belong to VIM. Pat
tsrson, coioreo The owner can have Ii By calling
at 3se nth street, above n, &C a. SIS
/ OST-9l3 and some SMALL CHANCE, all
- government money, on Saturday. October %,
In or near Center Market. The nnder will be suit.
ably rewarded By leaving 1t at the Star Once
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WARRINGTON October % lass
Ihe'e by certify that have -eived n ON Mes
AeGill q witherov the sun Of four dollar. per dsy
for eight hours' labor from Aonday, 18th instant,
at II e'clock until Friday. 18th instant AT n
O'Clock m. (Sisnsd, j CHAD W. DAEr
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WASHINGTON, Oct. ~, 1866, (
To the PrsSideHt Of the Columbia T.posTaph,cnl
Soeie'y: We hereby withdraw our names from the
protest Of employing printers in opposition to the
eight hour stem and scale Of prices adopted Oct
Is, 1866. Respectfully yours,
TURNER COWING.
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