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THE PHILADELPHIA MURDER.
Arrest of the Supposed perpetvator.


The Philadelphia Lnqnirer OF to day says:
The trlte saying that truth Is stranger than
fiction, is again verified by the details OF the
arrest of GOttleIb Williams.
AK O'Clock yesterday morning, John j.
McNair sat in his shoemaker shop, No. s6i N
Thirteenth street He had finished the morn
ing paper, being particularly interested in the
description Of the alleged murderer Of Mrs
Miller, when looking into the street he noticed
crippled man hobbling by. He said to his
wife, 81 believe that is the man." She told
him to put on his scots and follow after him
He obey ed her advice, and followed the stran-
ger to the 5. +. corner OF Thirteenth and Coates
streets. ..t..lf
The man was walking with the aid of a stout
his lett side, both arm and leg, being palpabiy
paralyzed. Blood spots were also plainly to be
seen upon his coat and pantaloons. Satisfied
in his own mind as to his perfect correspond
ence with the suspected man, Mr.. McNair
called to him to stop, which he at once did
Mr.. McNahf asked, ibid you not live at
sponIed "Yes, was raised there" To the
swered, "Yes."
"Is not this your birthday1"
eyes" ..-.
Having thus fully satisfied himself that the
speaker was the suspected assassin, answer
ing completely to the minute description pub
lished, Mr.. McNair said, "Then you are just
the man want" and led him in the direction
of the Fourteenth Ward Police Station, at 18th
and Spring Garden streets.
Williams ING uired, "What do you wantlr
He was answered, "You will find out when
you get down there, at the station"
The prisoner made no further protest again st
being thus arrested, but even asked his com.
panion to help him along, as he was tired,
whereupon McNair assisted him by taking
his paraly zed arm. Williams talked freely
several times repeating his query Of the reason
Of his arrest, and showed no evidence of being
startled or frightened by the seizure. As they
thus passed along the street a gradually in.
creasing crowd followed them. One OF these
curious followers remarked. ssThere goes the
murderer" N
Williams instantly turned and SAID. 81 have
killed nobody. got this blood At the slaugh.
ter house." --.at lf.-. ....r
Al the Fourteenth Police Station the prisoner
was delivered to the turnkey. Upon searching
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Seizure of aU. S. Mail Asen,-Th. FI.o

Seizure of a u. 5. Mail Agent-The Flood.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 22.-The steamer General
Bull, OF the Cincinnati and Louisville mail
line, was boarded at Warsaw, Ky, night before
last by two or three hundred men. w no fore bIy
seized Z. w. Ferris, u. :. mail agent, and took
hlm ashore. Ferris was provost mashal at
Warsaw during the war, and was instrumen tai
IN the execution OF two guerrillas by order OF
General Burbridge.
The Gazette and Commercial say be was ar
rested without warrant, while the engineer
aff1rms that a true bill had been found again 81
him by the grand jury OF carroll county, for
murder.
The weather is clear ard cold. All the smaller
creeks and rivers are subsidiDg. The different
railroad companies are very active in repairing
days.
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CIRCULATION OF THE CITY PRESS
THE OPERA

Notwithstanding the inclemency OF the
weather last evening, Walls Opera House
was filed with a large and fashionable audi
ence. Many distinguished persons were pres
elt, among them Lieutenant General Grant
and family As the performance last night
was the first in this cozy theater, it may be
proper before noticing 1t to mention that the
capital appointments of the house, its neat and
unpretentIous decorations, the clean and COM
Portable seats, and the arrangements for tho
rough ventilation. and for facilitating egress
from the auditorium on three sides, Were
warmly praised; warranting the expectation
that Wallis Opera House is soon to be a popu-
lar institution.
The opera s'CrIspino" was rendered in good
style by the Ghioni and Susini Company, the
greatest drawback being the too audible voice
of the prompter in the last act. The piece Is
light and sparkling, and abounds in brilliant
and pleasing vocal passages TO delight the ear,
while the eye is equally gratified with fine
comic touches, which were presented with
spirit last evening. The two most telling
passages are duet by Crispino (Susini) and
Annetta. (Canissa,) at the end of the first act,
when Annetta threatens Crispino with re-
prissls, but persuaded by the solid contents of
the money -bag. gives unrestrained vent TO her
delight, accompanying one of the lveliest OF
tunes Gan 81, 81 marito milo with one of the
prettiest and most piquant OF dances; and an
inimitable comic trio by Crispino, and the
Dictors Mirabolano, (CoIetti) and Fabrizio,
(Marra) in the third act. This trio brought
down the house.
Tonight, "ErnanI is announced with q fine
cast, in Guiding Madame Ghioni in her great
role OF Elylra, Signor lrfre, Susini. and Maria.
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LOCAL NEWS.

IHE NEW ATTACHMENT LAVAL the last
session of Congress an act was passed author
lLlng the Clerk OF the Supreme Court of this
the penGency of a SUIT, upon the affidavit OF a
creditor that his debtor Is evading or is about
to evade the process OF the court, or has re-
moved or is about TO remove some OF his prop.
erty, to evade paying his just debts. The first
case under this law was before Judge Wylie,
chambers. GU Thursday Church & Go. sued
out an attachment against Barnes IL Son, on the
afldayits OF =. Ii. Howell and s. H. Wimsatt
The defendants counsel moved to quash the
writ; and after hearing the witnesses and re-
marks by counsel decided that the plaintiff had
property restored. MessTs. Bradley and Brad
ley appeared for the plaintiffs, and K. 5. DAVIS
for the defendants.
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THE SOLDIERS AND sAILOKs' COMMIT


The delegates appointed by the late Cleve-
land Convention of Soldiers and SaiIors to
wait on President johnson and present him
with copy Of the proceedings Of that body are
expected to perform that duty on Tuesday
next. They VIII arrive on Monday evening,
and on Tuesday they will be escorted TO the
White House by the Conservative Army and
Navy Union OF this city, W no have en- gagged the
Marine Band for the occasion a.
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80 A good deal OF amusement was recently
caused at the Liverpool Police Court by the
case OF 8 tailor, named Needham. who was
charged with cutting off the tails of q number
of coats. Needham, finding himself in want OF
cioth, and being ayerse 10 buying any in a
legitimate way, awaited himaelf OF the collee.
ton OF crowd of people opposite the Adelphi
Theatre to cut off the coat tails OF a number OF
spectators with his shears. He was speedily
arrested, but not before he had secreted a large
bundle of cloth. The compliments, who ap.
peared IN court, presented a comical appear.
anCe.
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AN Incident OF THE NEW ENGLAND FARE.
Inc Brattieboro' Record is responsible for the
iolIoWlng: A stranger with fair dam sci hang
ing on his arm, accosted one of our townsmen
at the post office Thursday thus: "Excuse me-.
sir, but will you be kind enough to inform me
Where can Hnd q minister! 1 find lodging
rooms are rery scarce here Just now, and
THINK II can find minister We can make
some arrangement to get along lcih less room
than We now occupy" He was sent TO DIR,
Tyler, and we presume ere this the happy
couple have found lodgings somewhere.
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Sept 22.-Eleur firm; high
grades scarce. Wheat very firm, Southern red
So S5as2@ Corn dull; yellow sc, white. o.
cents. Oats steady. Coffee firm; sales OF 6 OW
bags OF Rio on private terms Sugars dull
Provisions steady. Whisky S2.i2
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81 The New Haven Conn., Palladium SAYS
the Grove Street Cemetery, in that city, is
made pleasure reSort by dissolute charac-
ttrs. A lazy of the highest respectability on
saturday, While visiting the grave of her hus-
bend, was grossly Insuited by several black
guards louDging aboutt the graves; and various
instances have occurred Of late in which flow.
ers, crosses, and various offerings to the memo
~ OF departed friends, placed aoout the
graves, have been stolen by the frequenters Of
The Mace
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- lady in Lafayette, Ind recently in
preparing her Sunday dinner put some beans
in pot TO bake. In a hurry to get TO church
she Inadvertently put her hymn book in the
pot and wrapped piece of pork in her pocket
handkerchief aud took it TO church with her
Her modification was intense upon discover
ing her mistake during service: so was her
husbands at the singularly pious com pos tion
of his repast.
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SECRETARY SEWARD

statement published in some OF the morning
papers that Secretary seward was in a dan
gerous condition. We are now glad to an .
nounce that his health has so far improved as
10 enable him to call upon the President,
which he did this morning, accompanied by
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APPLICATIONS FOR OFFICE

IMPORTANT DECISION OF THE PRESIDENT
The President has decided that in conse-
quence of the pressure of public business, he
will hereafter be obliged to decline receiving
any committees or delegations whose principal
object is to present programmes for removals
and appointments TO office. All such business
must necessarily be referred to the appYopri.
ate departments Of the Government for aten-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

LIGHTNINe ON THE WATER.-The steamer
GraniIe State. on her trip from this CITY TO
Hartford. Conn, Friday night, had some mar.
row escapes from lightning. One bolt struck
the water only about twenty rods ahead of the
boat and minute after another bolt struck
about the same distance in the rear Of the boat
in both instances throwing mp n celumn of
water and spray high In the air.
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Changes in Federal Offices in Boston.

Boston, Sept. 2l.-General ID. N. Couch has
been appointed to the vacant collectorship of
Boston, as the successor of Mr.. Hamiin, and
George II Kingsbury postmaster, in the place
of MIR. Palfrey.
liz is also stated that Mr. Chandler, Assistant
United sta es Treasury here, will shortly give
place 10 William AspinwalI.
The steamer Meteor has been released from
seizure, an examination having failed to show
cauIe for her detention d.
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THE WHITE HOuaR

There was to-day the usual concourse of Wis.
itors at the White House, Of whom a compare.
lively few only succeeded in seeing the Presi.
dent Among those who had interview WIS were
Secretaries Seward aud McCulloch, and Adiu.
tant General Townsend
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COMBINATION OF QUARTERS

Wa- Department general order No. 76 fixes
the monthly rate of commutation for quarters
where officers are serving without troops. and
at posts where there are no public quarters
which they can occupy, at fifteen dollars, the
order TO take effect from the first of October
The following are the places at which higher
rate OF conmutation per month has been estab-
hshed:-San Francisco, Cal, twenty dollars:
Washington, ID. g., Alexandra, Va, New Or,
leans La, Galveston, Texas, Richmond Va
and Mobile. Ala, eighteen dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

A DANGEROUS PLAYTHING -Durng absence
OF his parents last Sunday, boy eight years
old, 1T Taylortown, Va, took down a gun and
while playing with it, laid il on the bed, and
remarked to Younger brother, Bennie child
of six years, ssthat he believed he d shoot hi
He accordingly cooked the gun and pulled the
trigger, The entire load Of shot taking effect In
the chllds side, killing him almost instantly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

~ In lead mine at Memphis, Tennessee,
last Thursday, some specimens of red stand
stone were broken open, and one was found TO
contain petrified human hand, in a perfect
state of preservation. In other cases parts of
animals were found, and one black snake
some five feet long was found, OF the con-
sistencY and weight OF the stone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

81 In the case of John Clifton, colored, and
Molly Clifton, white, who were married in
Ohio, and arrested lately in Louisville for
amalgamation in violation of the laws of
kentucky, Judge Ballard, of the United States
District Court issued writ OF hdbeas corpus
The counsel also sued out a writ OF error
transferring the case to the United States
Court The parties then gave bail IN the sum
of $500 10 appear in February next, when the
writ of error will betried
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pIspOsALs OF THE PUBLIC LANps

The Commissioner OF the General Land
ONCE has received returns from the branch
land Office at Omaha, Nebraska, showing that
6,Ois acres of the public land were disposed of
during August; of which 2,lC6 were entered
under the homestead act 1920 were located
with agricultural college scrip, $50 with mill.
tary warrants, and the rest sold for cash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

THE DEPARTMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Brevet Major Gen Robinson, commanding
the department of North Carolina, having
been granted leave Of absence. has transferred
the command temporarily to Brevet Brigadier
General N. Golf, Colonel 37th regiment u. s.
cOlOred trOOps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

~ The Paris CharIvari represents a Pr,.s-
slan General sitting on a marble bench in a
public garden smoking a cigar. pretty little
General. my papa likes you very much, :
"What Is your papa's business, my dear!''
He makes wooden legs."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22


HThe short skirts of the ballet troupe are
The cause OF much enthusiasm among The New
Workers.
- large emigration has set in from Cana.
da 70 the nited States
SBrains are king-industry prime minis.
ter.
~Brownlow is foul but one of the Tennes.
see tourists and senators is Fowler
@On Sunday evening lady residing in
Cfnclnnan was accidentally killed by a Young
man, who jokingly pointed an old musket at
her and pulled the trigger, not knowing that
TWAS loaded.
81 NIctOr Emmanuel has the largest emer
aid IN the world. II is six inches long. four
broad, and three thick.
- The success OF the Mexican Empress
Charlotte mission is more dou btful tn an YER
Drouyn de Lhays Opposed her propositions
with all his might.
~The population ofLondon is over 1000 O)O
makers and milliners, than bakers, grocers,
taIlors or bootmakers.
~ Quite money panic exists al the present
time IN Canada bank failures and the unset
tied state of affairs generally are having bad
effect there.
- A few days since lady assembled to the
top OF the big chimney, in Ludlow, Vermont,
Just built tor the new factory, which is 1O2 feet
high, and there had her photograph taken.
sra lucky man in Cleveland made a strike
At a sale of unclaimed baggage on Wednesday
He bought rusty old trunk for 81, which
contained twelve pairs otnew fine boots.
~ Spectators, operating under the protec.
ton OF the Freedmen's Bureau in Virginia
have been paying off their colored help in
backing box labels. The Constitution must
be anne nded al once--BOStOa Post
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~From Shillington. Odeon Building, and
from J. C. Parker, Post Office News Stand, we
have The GALAXY, for October 1, the October
number of Beodle's Monthly and Madame Demo-
rests Mirror Of Fashions. Also, from Parker.
we have Peterson's Ladies' Magazine, for Octo.
Der, ard specimens of Parkers improved score
cards for base ball clubs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

THE DEPARTMENT OF THE TENNESSEE
By War Department general order No a,
the headquarters OF the Department of Ten.
nessee is transferred from Nashville, Tenn.
to Louisville, KY.
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Cotton firm anc
quiet. Flour advanced. Wheat advanced la:
cents. Corn active and advanced las cents
Pork buoyant. Lard firm. Whisky firm
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THE U. 8. ST0RESHIP PURvEYOR.
Information has been received at the Navy
Department of the arrival, on the st OF uly,
of the U. S. storeship Purveyor at ST. Paul de
I.nandn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

~ Last Saturday, in Greenfield, Conn,
Zalmon Bradley, . man aged eighty year., saw
in eagle sitting on a fence near him. and threw
stone At il, hitting il on the head and wound
ing it SO severely that il died in a few mo-
ments. 1t measured over five feet ON tip TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

RECEIPTS OF CUSTOMS AT PHILADELPHIA.
The receipts of customs at the port Of Phiia-
delphia, for the week ending September Is
were $3.50, 7OS, 50. f...4. r....... ....
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~ On Sunday night last, two loyal Kansans
stopped Missouri negro, who was driving a
team. at Turkey Greek Bridge, over in Bour-
bon CouBty. Mo, and demanded his money.
The negro gave the rascals MS empty pocket
book, with which they left. This is about as
mean as 'stealing coppers from a dead negro's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

~At q crossing on the Cleveland and To-
ledo Railroad, the other day. the train ran into
q carriage containing two men. sha altering it into
q thousand pieces. When the train was
stopped the men were found on the forward
part Of the engine. in nearly a sitting posture,
and both dead. :.
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THE CONDIi

THE CONDITION OF SECRETARY SEWARD
We are happy TO State that the report teIe
graphed from here that MIR. Seward is IN a
sinking condition is not true. He is improvin
and was able to sit up this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

SFrom Mr.. John q. Parker, Post Office
Newsstand, we have received the Atlantic
Monthly for October. ~
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.ON ACCOUNT of the ILLNESS of the rector. there
Will be no service at Christ Church, Navy
Yard, to- morrow.
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INTERNAL REyENUE.-Ther receipts from THU
source Today were 1891, 1926.
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ga gentleman Mr.. Quilp) CONF Iains tina,
~ unbosomed themselves. =
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- The n. Y. Independent don't print Rev
Henry Ward Beecher's sermons any moro.
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a0An unhappy French husband complains
to his mother-in.law that his wife had paint on
her face to prevent his kissing her. and that
sswhen she went to bed she Immediately fell
asleep, without thinking OF either God or her
husband"
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@COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, OITY HALL,
III & MAsHINGION. ID O.. An1naf L laSs

NOTICE TO AXPA YERS.
Notice 10 hereby given that By ian act approved
July d. 1876. " the rate of tax all eal and per.
soDal property, stocks, &C., for the year 1856 is
nxed at one dollar End ten cents on every one hun
dred dollars of the assessed value Of said properly
Upon all taxes upon all property not In arrears
Tor taxes Tor general purpos abatement Of five
per cent is allo wed from August I. 1856 until the
last day Of October 1866, after which no
will be- allowed
au 2-eo30t VIM DIXON Collactar
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%WAR DEPARTMENT

QS SURG EoN GENERAL OFFICE
WARRINGTON, d. g., August 10, 1856
An rTy Medical Board, to consist of Brevet
SoloneIJ y. Brown, surgeon, U. 8 A Presi-
dent; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Ii r. Writ,
surgeon, U 8. A Breyet Lieutenant Colonel An I.
thony Heger, surgeon, U. 8. A., and Brevet Major
warren Webster, assistant surgeon, U. S. A Re
September next for tho exam nation of cand Ates
for admission into the Medical staff Of the United
States army.
applicants must he over twenty one years of age
Applications for An invitation to appear before
the Board should be addressed to the Surgeon
General, U. 5 A., and must state the full name ,
Iesldence; and date and place of birth of the can
didate. Testimonials as to character and nall H.
cations must be furnished. If the applicant has
been in the medical service of the armv during the
war, the fact should be stated toe ether with hi.
former RANK and time End place Of service and tes-
served should also he forwarded,
No allowance is made for the expenses CT persons
undergoing the examine il is an indispen-
sable prerequisite to appointment
mere are at present sixty vacancies In the medi-
cal staff forty six Of which original being Gre
ated BY the act of Congress approved July % 1886
JOS. X. BARNES,
an ll-eotoc15 Surgeon General, U. ). A.
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Is COMING.

Call at "BoYDs,, 47s 9Th street. b.tu.., m
and 4, and examine his lar se assortment of -
COOKING. PARLOR, CHAMBER, AND 81
OFFICE STOVES. PARL0R hEArRRS
FOR one, two, or three stories, put up BY -
skIllful worknen, and warranted to work
FURNACES and LATR0BE3 reset snd made 10
work. STOVES Of ell kinds re paired.
CRATES. BRICK, and REPAIRs for ell kind
and sizes of Stoves, constantly en- hand.
OLD STOVES taken in EXCHANGE for new.
ROBERT BOYD.
419 9th street. between ID and y
y. b. Sesler OF Weights and Measures sell an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

SAMsTAGS LEvAULrS.-Mr.M SAMsTAG
- take great pleasure to inform the public RI
he viii reopen his ALE VAULTS, with an EXCEL.
lent Restaurant and Oyster Saloon connected with
il on the Ist day of October The opening will he
celebrated with an excellent Lunch sep
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucnoneer,.

X 0nhAN q WlLLlAms, Auctloneere.
will be sold Of public auction, on FRIDAY. ths
2lst instant, at clock .. m, the premises % q
sfrsetsouth tstseen IA and 9th streets, Island
Lot No. -, in Square No., % feet front by Isf
feet deep with he improvements.
Terms: One third cash: balance six and twelve
months, secured BY q deed OF trust on the prem
lees All convey anciDs and revenue stamps At the
cost OF the purchasers. $50 down when sold
sel6d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account of the raj n until FRiDAY next, n inst ,
same hour and place.
seq GBEEN WILLIAMS Aur.s
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EYEN's BRITISH CONsULs HAND. BOOK,

Il TEN bBI IcH IUNSI D HAND bUUh,
L volume; London. Mensch-Mspsel Prac-
n1ue du oonsnlat, volume; L-ipsic. De Cussy-
volume; Lei psic; De Clercq. ct De vaiist; Guide
PrsSti9ue ces Consulsts, volume; Paris. Mo-
Paris. Moreufl-Dictonnaire DIES Chsncelleries
BipIomatiQ3es ct Consulaires. 2 volumes: Paris.
lvolume; LEIPZIG. HeDshsN- Manual for United
States Consuls, volume; HeS York. The United
volume; Vaccination. Tuson-British Consui's
HAnuA and Prs~Scl Guide, I volume; London
De Martens-PrecM des droits ct des fonctieus ss
AGENTS DiplomatiQues ct Consulaires volumes;
Paris And many other valuable works on the
same subject; on Maritime Law; on the Laws of
war and Commerce; and ether branches OF
Diplomacy and International Law, imported from
Europe By IRANCk TAYLOR. SEES
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@From Mr.. T. Burch, successor to Brophy
q Burch, corner 9th and ID streets,) we have
Nine. Democrats Mirror Of Fashion and ..Fhe Old
Guard" tor October.