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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-08-03

"Costar's" Rat, Roach, &C., Exter's,
Black and Red Ants, &C., &c.
"Costar's" Bed-bug Exterminator
Is liquid or wash-used to destroy, and
also IS preventive for Bed-6ugs, dc.
"Costar' S" Electric Powder for Ins 'ts
Is for Moths. Mosquitoes, F2eas Bed-buos
Insects ON Plants, fo,ols, Animals, &c.
~!!! BEwARE! of all worthless
limitations.
as- See that ''CosrARs" name is on each
Box, Bottle and Flask, before you buy.
aS- Address HENRY N. COSTAR,
4S2 Broadway, N. Y.
@ Sold In Columbia, S. c., by
And all Druggists and Retailers.
1866.
INCREASE OF RATS.-Tho Farmers
Gazette (English) asserts and proves by
figures that one pair Of RATS will have a
progeny and descendants no less than
65l ,O5O in three years. Now, unless this
immense family can be kept down, they
would consume more food than would sus-
tain $4,000 human beings.
as- See "CosTAR's" advertisement above.
1866.
RATS VERSUS B1RDS.--Whoever engages
in shooting small birds is a cruel man:
whoever aids in exterminating rats is a
benefactor. We should like some one to
give us the benefit Of their experience in
driving out these pests. We need something
besides dogs, cats and traps for this busi-
ness. Scientific american, ". y
Hs- See "CosTAR's" advertisement above
1866.
"COSTAR'S" RAT EXTERMINATOR is
simple, safe and sure-the most perfect
Ratification meeting we have ever attend
ed. Every Rat that can get it, properly
prepared, will eat it, and every one that
eats it will die, generally at some place rs
distant as possible from where it was taken.
Lake Shore Mich. Mirror.
aD- See "CosTAR's" advertisement above.
1866.
a VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST.
Speaking of "CosTAR's" Rat, Roach, Ant,
&C., Exterminator-''mor grain and pro
visions are destroyed annually in Grant
County by vermin than would pay for tons
OF this Rat and Insect Killer"
May t3mo Lancaster Wis., Herald.
ag See "CosrAR's" advertisement above,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-08-03

An official report to the English
Admiralty, made after experiments,
recommends the use of petroleum
and other oils as fuel for marine and
other locomotive engines.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-08-03
South Carolina Manufactured
WRAPPING PAPER,

fTOW j. ". Grady, GfeenrWe.
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE, and at greatly
"a reduced prices, the manufacturer
having determined to furnish good arti-
clio Mt lower rates than it can be imported
from the North.
July IL JNO. c. SEEGERS & co.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-08-03

Neal Dow is in Glasgow.-Er.
And If the citizens do not look out
ne Will make moro than gluss go. He
Is rather fond of plate, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-29
DEATH OF MISS SEWARD.

With sincere regret we announce the death
this morning, at half-past O'Clock. of Miss
Frances A Seward, only daughter of Hon
VIM. II. Seward, Secretary of State She was
an amiable and accomplished young lady, and
devotedly attached to her father. who recipro.
Gated her affection with the most tender and
considerable fiIiaI love. His berea yemen, IS in.
deed great. -#a
where she was suffering from an affection of
the lungs. which did not prevent her from
visiting her mothers grave daily, received a
dispatch conveying the tidIngs OF her fathers
serious Illness on his return from his western
tour with the President. She hastened from the
grave OF her mother to her suffering father
Joined him at Harrisburg and accompanied hum
to this city, where she remained until her death
Her tender care aided in restoring her father,
and seemed to have given her rene wed yieor.
as her health steadily improved, and she rode
out on several occasions with the family
About ten days since, however, she had a
bilious attack, Of extraordinary severity. ard
for lew days past laid in q comotose state.
not recognizing any one. Yesterday, however,
she seemed to rally, and was conscious of her
fathers attendance on her The improvement.
was but temporary, as she had q profuse per.
SEPARATION during the night, and died this morn.
ing, as we have stated. Miss Seward was IN
her 22d year. 80.
The funeral service will be take place at ST.
Johns Church, at 3k o'clock on Wednesday
afternoon. The remains will be removed 10
Auburn, N. Y, but il has not vet been deter.
mined at what time.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

...r.v LATE FROM EUROPE.
Threatening Relations Between Austria
and Russia-Another Great Battle in
Candia-The Greeks Victorious.
GBy Gable to Associated PressI
QUEENSTOWN, Saturday, Oct 27.-The
steamship Persia, from New York on the 18th
instant, has arrived. 5s.
2 LONDON, Oct 21.--It is said that the reia
tons between Austria and Russia are assuming
ameDacing character. 1$s|
The London Times says that the Russian
governments intriguing for the further dis.
Indignation Of Austria. .--.-.--
PARIS, Oct. 2--The project submitted by
France and England to the Spanish Govern.
ment for the settlement OF the CHILEAN difia-
Guilty, has been approved BY the Queen and
her Ministers. I-s.- -,-
FLORENCE, Oct 27.-An arrival from Gambia
states that another great battle took place on
the 18th instant. The Greeks report that the
Turkish army was repulsed.
't s- COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 27.-The Cotton market ia
steady Today, with sales OF 5000 bales; mid.
ding uplands are quoted at 15d Breadstuffs-
The weather is unfavorable, and the market is
frmer for all descriptions. Corn has I'd.
ivanced. rri -- .---f.t...r....-- - 4
LoNDoN, Oct. 27.IOonsols closed at s9k for
money. The quotations Of American sec lrities
are - foiows:--United States hve-twenties
6sX; Illinois Central shares, 77x; Erie Rail.
road shares, 50x. 1ir ne.
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THE FENIAN PRISONERS.

hE 1AMMAef COMMITTEE AND THE PRRSI-
DENT
AT ten O'Clock this morning the sub.comml,.
tee on the part Of the Tammany Hall com nit
tee waited upon the President to present the
memorial Of the general committee of Tam
many Hall, urging upon the President the duty
and necessity Of prompt and decisive measures
In behalf Of the Fenian Col Lynch. under sen.
tence OF death in Canada. The committee who
waited upon the President were Gen. M. @.
Murphy, Supervisor w. Roach, Judge Ed v,d
Hogan. Judge Edward Shanlt, and Senator
memorial, and promised to return an ans wer
this afternoon in writing.
About half-past three O'Clock the committee
waited upon the President again, when an
answer in writing, addressed TO Mr. Tweed
their chairman, was handed to them. The
President acknowledges the receipt OF the
resolutions thoy submitted, and enclosed a
copy OF his reply to Mayor Hoffman, of New
York. in answer to the commu nication of thar
officer, as covering all of the points In the case
The letter of Mayor Hoffman referred to, en-
closed 10 President johnson the resolutions
passed by the Coun ellis of New York in refer
the President refers the Mayor 10 Secretary
Stewards note 10 Consul Thurston published
elsewhere in our paper to-day, and hopes it
will convince the Councils OF the determination
OF the Government to project its citizens
wherever they may be.
The committee expressed them selves as much
gratifed at their interview and well satisfied
with its results. -...|..
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AffafYs In Keutucky

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2s-Judge Craig OF the
City Court, was assailed oy Policeman Salter
and seriously iBjured. The accounts Of the
assa nit are SO conflicting thar an examination
will be ad before the cause is ascertained.
W. &. SummeYville, OF Charlestown. West
Virginia. was found dead Saturday morning
on board the steamer Priua Donna. He evil
gently died from cholera. A check drawn al
Marietta for 4i,200 was found on his person.
II Is rumored, but discredited in legal cir
cles, that the Court OF Appeals have decided
Gen. Palmer was guilty of felony for assisting
in tbe escape Of slaves while he was comman-
der of this N ilitary district
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pated.
ga wooden factory is to be erected at Lees.
burg, Va
ga young and beautiful wife, of Cbicaeo.
In NJ of jealousy has just committed suicide.
~The tobacco crop In Keutuckv Ia be,,sr
this season this ever before.
~Fourteen wives and seven hus stands ne.
uucn tor q divorce In Maine.
ga boy In Cheshire, CT, eleven years of
age, weighs one hundred and seventy pounds,
~Pr-tty Eloise Hertzman, of Buffalo
drowned herself because her papa did not ap-
prove Of her s.young man."
0Insuum s5tsl must . 10 a regular study in
mepublie schools Of Camden, N. J.
Ex-Governor Andrews Washington Terri
tory girls are 10 be sold by liquid msasufe-so
much per gal, like other iasses--Ez.
~An Irish editor, In speaking OF the mis-
cries of Ireland; saws: Her cup Of misery has
been for ages OVERLOOKING, and 10 not yet full"
0Newport letter writer's unite In tefling as
how democratic the lady bathers are Thsy
don't object to the embraces Of the serfs. /
ga society favorable to the annex alton Of
Canada 10 the United States has just been OF
eanizs n Toronto. .r ..r... ,.t,..-
- Bsrnum is lscturing on "the Art OF Mon /.
ssHopestly" after ss(Setting."
~The French philosopher Huge says that
q u without q woman Is like . pistol with =
out 'rieger it Is the trigger that makes the
pistol 80 Oh.
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denounced, snd the greatest enth usissm and
excitement prevailed Another Indignation
meeting will b hsld tomorrow evening
Movements - G. o. Z. r. Stevens.
ST. LorIs, Oct 2S-Jamss stevens has ap-
pointed ten prominent fenians OF this city a.
8 committee OF organization for MissourI. WHO
are 70 have supreme control of the br ot her hood
Of the State, and are authorized 20 establish
circles and com mission Officers in the in terest
Of Ireland and TO collect money and war ma
terial for the use OF the Irish Republic.
A meeting of Esnians Is called for Tuesday
night 10 consider what action IL necessary
IN the case OF Colonel Lyme. sad Father Nc
Mahon.
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FINANCIAL.
Lewis johnson Il Co., quote Stocks and
Bonds In home and foreign markets as follows:

LEWIS Jonuson q 90, quote STOCKS And
Bonds In home and foreign markets as follows
NEwYoRK, Oct 29.-First Board-U. S. reg
istered, leel. u3A; do, coupons, l137.; 5-sTs,
registered, lt6s; do coupons, lax: do, new.
~; lU-4os registered, 99S; do coupons, saR
1875, 1t6k; Ohio and Mississippi Certificates,
Sh; Canton. =, Cumberland, 6IA; QuicksiI-
yer, s. Mariposa, 13k; New York Central,
1lS1; Er'e,s5h.; do preferred. Is \ H udson. l26
Reading, 116a; Michigan Central, ia; Mich
ican Southern, 92h; Illinois Central, 12iX /;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, ON; Cleveland and
Toledo 1Ie; Rock island, isok; North ives.
tern, 5st; do. preferred, sos; Fort Wayne,
1OSi; Chicago and Alton, =: Alton and Ter
re Haute, :; Toledo and Wabash, -: ". u
Telegraph. -; Boston Water Power. -;
Pacific Mail, -; Atlantic Mail, =. Amer
Fiye.twentles in London, e7,h-ssy.
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~The news OF the eony lotion and sentence
70 death of Colonel Lynch. the Fenian, created
the greatest excitement among the Irish citi
zens of New York. The Common Council OF
The city met and passed resolutions requesting
the Canadian authorizes 10 pardon the pris.
oner' AUD requesting the President 10 use all
enorts 10 obtain the same. The Tammany
Hall Democracy also held meeting, and
passed resolutions of less pacific character.
denouncing British justice, and calling for
vengeance on the Canadians also appoin ted a
committee to wait on the President
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THE FRENCH MIssIoN.-The I

The FRENCH MIssIoN-The family of (,eu
DIX sailed In the steamship Arago Saturday
for Europe, and will stay temporarily in Eng
land The New York Post says Gen. Dix will
remain IN hat city for the present, but IL Is un
derstood he will soon receive final instruc.
tons. previous TO his departure 10 take charge
of the French Mission, and that be will proba
bly, 90 TO France next month in the steamship
FULTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-29

fAIRVAx COTToS.-Mr. samuel Pullman. of
fairiax County, Va, has upon his farm, ON
me eiegrspn road, about tour miles from AL
exandria- considerable cotton patch, He
planted one quarter Of an acre last Spring with
Cotton seed from Alabama, and his little cotton
piantaton has grown, matnred and ripened,
ohosr lrglnla sun He will gather from the
patch about one hundred pounds of excellent
cotton, besides considerable quantity OF mid
dlings Mr.. +. intends 70 repeat his experiment
upon larger scale next year, and thinks that
with care Fairfax land may be made TO reaIizs
two hun dred dollars per acre in cotton, annu.
ally--AierdRdYia Gdxetts =
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The Reform Movement, in Europe.

FARTHER POINT, Oct. 2e-The steamer No.
ravIan, from London derry on the 10Th, has ar
rived. Mr.. Bright was entertain ned a. break
fast at Glasgow by the promoters Of the reform
demonstration. In briefly referring TO his ap
preaching visit to Ireland he said the more
fully the people were ad United to a tar share
OF Parliamentary power the more completely
would justice be done to Ireland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-29

L0uIsvILLx, Oct. 26.-On the authority Of
Colonel Starr. commanding the late Fenian ex.
petition. now here, we, state that Oolonel
Lynch. who was con victed and sentenced to b
hung At Toronto, was a bookkeeper In naer-
camille house Of THE city. and was sent with
the Fenian expedition BY hts employers. He
had no rank In the organization, and did not
belong to the organization. He accompanied
IL merely as an adventurer to report 70 his
employers. Colonel Starr offered Lynch .
commission, which he refused to accept.
+ safsS Excitement IN Bpffals.
BUFrALO, Oct. 36.-Afs Fenian meeting held
here Saturday evening resolutions were passed
protecting against the results Of the recent Fe.
niau trials in Toronto, and threatening retai. :
iatory measures IL the sentence should De- car.
ried into effect The American nag, with the
Irish national nag, was borne through the hall
draped in mourning. TIE British Govern.
ment anc Canadian ON cials were earnestly
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The President Requested TO Protect the
Condemned Fenians.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-The Democratic and
National Union Central Committees have
passed resolutions requesting the President
10 take speedy interference for the safety an
protection Of Lynch and Mchahon. b.. -
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New Yark MarLefx

NEW YORK, Oct 29.-Cotton quiet Flour
advanced f5a25 cents: sales 1850 barrels
Wheat firmer. Corn advanced la2 cents Pork
heavy. Lard quiet and steady.
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DENIAL.-ln regard to the local item headed
"Disgraceful," on Saturday, it is positiyeIy
denied, on behalf Of Mr.. Merriman, that be
had any improper intimacy with the females
concerned In the affair. As regards the child
Of the woman Cavanauph beine hound to him
II 70 stated that 1t was done as an act Of hu-
mainly, IN order that it should be properly
cared for. 100 r. -
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TkKsPAssTNe.-On Saturday afternoon, of.
fcer O'Oallaghan arrested David FITZGERALD.
Dennis Barrett and Henry Hall on the cha
OF frespassinE-taking gravel from the prop.
erty OF James Crutchett-and Justice Walter
fned each SO. They appealed to court
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THE WHITE BOUsH

To-day brought large attendance Of visit
ors at the White House, many Of whom were
ladies. Gen. Sherman was among the callers
to-day. Among those who had inter views with
the President were the Secretary Of War, Gen.
Rousseau and the Hon. Mr.. Hitchcock. No
general audience was given TO the visitors
many Of whom remained till late hour. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-29

HOB REHr-A conyenisnt BRICK HOUSE, No.
S0V g. north. betWssD Nah and 18th vest.
AneeIe S9S fonna. ~. - &C SIT.
T0LfToMith OF without 1eerd handseme
n iront CHAnBIR or PARLOR and BED
nVHV e, durnishsd.) Apply st s1s K 81, bet 4th
A DEslRABLE T1ONT ROOM, suitabls for
- Two, can BE- obtained In Q Sprivaae family 81
SS2 Gsw FORK nyenae. between 18th end lSeh sts
Reisrences required. Terms moderate. oc g "a
fSAeH PQkCHAeIR ZOE A sail BRICK
" HOUSE,, coafaanang ok or eight rooms. Le-
cation on 9Th. 10Th lIth, or 18Th street. moth Of
IepA'a avenue to ! street. Address DASH, Star
EURNISHID ROOne IOk RI1T. dooir.bis
+ 'IseatI0D; Within 10 minutes walk OF the 6sS~rf
melfs; B0A1D may b obtained oDposite, ABBY
Sal street. near 18th street, oDDooito trsnklin
CoALi"a voop ooALIt77 100,
E. r, g.! So; j. ;,,s1ss e; % es...
len ES Ash. ~ sIrSee Pine Wool per cord,
~ -. I no 49, 80 SSahy ~; ssvsd And bSt
- . lsis q IN a.il,i Hum.., sros.r uo 40
usrset Seace: Louisisna avenue. between ~ asd
sth csreets: viii b pronptiy attended, 70. once
and Yard 9TH st.. bet. 3 and y. Island
oc0-in =. O. BAUA.
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QY ". l.. WALL . CO., Aueuo.eer..
- Stores 30 and 81
South corner Pa avenue and 9th street

South corner Pa. avenue and eth street
SALE Of eRqCERLIs. Liquors. CON-
PPkkooTfssP3 nlhk sSG st1s e., TIE III
On TeEsbAH moRsisS S. oet s,.,u,..u
q our auction rooms, without reserve
Barrels Old Bourbon whiskeS
Broems, Buckets, Tubs. 10.
70 cases Numsen, Carol % 3 Ooudensed MILK
With ysristy, Of other articles in the orocsry
&C % W. I: WALL q Co, aucss. ''
IN GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aaotio.ser
TWO GOOD WORK HORSES, COWS. Hoos
AND A3gsnHoLD iURSiT6sE AT fT PTs,,
90, on n %snDSksDIr. the IN Of November next.
Church rad about miles n ON WsssiastS Sss r.
o.. the following artcles:-
fine Mich Cow ami Hogs,
~ bbls Of Corn and Provender,
And alot Of Household Furniture.
oezs.d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aues.
RI NAGLI & co, Auctioneer,.
No. 2ss Pennsylvania avenue.
WILLOW VII WAKE. BRooMs, ssscEsIHss
TUksDAG, october soth, a. 10 O'Clock, a, o,r
s. a Ss:' 65ISS5 I.is dozen Clothes Pins
t9o dozen Brooms, ~ sroes Matches,
al net DsSkete. &c, &C
10 barrels Tomats Oarsup,
10 dofen Canned y eats and Fruits.
Boxes starch and eosp, Sage Dat Neal, &c.
Also.
IS .oee Cigars, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco and
Wines and Liquors in wood and glass.
Also.
variety of hosiery, Dry Goods, Ladies' Clesks
and Fancy Goods. =
&C % EA0LB & 90, Auets.
RY n. X. WALSH Co.,, Auctione~rs
- No. ses Pa. ave, corner 10th street.
LARGE SALE OF oLeTHING. pRY GOODS.
- &C - At AUCTION
On TU1cDAf HOkNIkG, s0th October, n q.
O. eloek- We will sell, at Auction Rooms, q d.
nreble assortment Of Clothing, Dry Goods &C,
IDgiish MeIino WOODEN Undershrts and Drawers
Cent? English Hall Byse
Damask Table CLOTHS
Heavy Ribbed Shirts and Drawers 81
Smoreliss, steel whalebons, and BeedD
cts, Boots and shoes. - ~
Arse,
Small invoice Glass and Crockery Ware
The above sale Will BE- continued TO-nORROW
Terms cash. n. K. wALsH q co..
AuctioneerS.
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gAMkS GUILD. Dealer In Nsp and Secoad kasd
FSnttSye. Old Furniture Repaired Rem
hoistered and Vanished. nth and sts., q ear
the eanai:D Highest price pAid for Second ha I'D
furniture. oily
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LOST AND FOUND.

and @ ss
eons.Iaiss So II. s.asf win Ss Hb.r.,l, re-:
.srees b. Leaving the sam. at W. N. BtRRY
az nS ~ 80 L0ui''sa. avenue. b1tv:sn
STRAYID Oh sLOLEN FR0M Nj PIE NJ
S,ss;s ;orr.l BoEsi vhi,. star IN forehead,
ano 10th hind feet white liberal reward will
- s'''H ''' Us tssoBERr McKEssY.
4 tn street east, Navy Yard
&C 20 ST. between n and strssis.
oeT.on Thursday, October Is. betvsen.7th
80 ga LII ,s.es S on Ps avssus, black mo-
some small Change The hpdsr viii Be- iibersiiy
Ss6oK. = Dyer: Hotel. corner ID stree, and In
TAKEs UP-sIx SPOTTED HOGS AND ONE
oena. a. q. FIELD. Meridian Hill.
IKiR0HIIF. between mi and i.th .tTsst.,
1 SaU street between : .'d p for Mrs; WOOD.
cox REWARD-Lo.t, on the Nth inst in the
large fsOKHT sdoK " oo1s.inins chez 'G Iof
s1ss ans 'ls.
ward will be paid and no Questions asked II re-
between LIST and ID SITS. oc 1-at."
&S REwABD-Loss. on or about the 18th Of
yC september . large white COW, with two
Sss ~hie. STU " With Sol OF in na TieSSf
ear The above reward paid II returned to pr
CALLAHAN, corner Of Market and High streets
Georgetown. oc 36-sts
COO BEwARD Stolen from the subscribe
@%V On the night Of the 80 Of October q
DARK BAY HORSE,
about years old; had white star in forehead and
bis neck straight out :; h h:d 1sa the
&c 2s,a: North Capitol st., near B aam
TA1Kt,NH p As Es SIC BY IHE MITR9P0LI-
one BLACK MULE, was taken by the police ~
stolen The owneris hereby requested to prod nee
evidence Of ownership to the satisfaction of the
Property CLERK Of the Metz olitan Police Dis
tris e st bis ONCE No 4s3 10Th street prior
ssid mule Will then be seld at W. L. Wall q Co.'s
bidder, pnrsua ant 20 law By order.
GkO. B HERRICK, Property Clerk
oc 26-3t tkep.l ". WALL Il CO, Aucts
GJ0 ARD-Strayed or stolen from the
49, subecIiber, on the 18th OF DC tober, a red
BUFFALO COW heavy with calf; no marks ex-
cspt end of tail white; in COED ordsr:
&C 2s.A' 26th ST., bet and K First Ward.
&C0 REWABD-Stolen on the might of the
gov SD OF September from the premises of
george ones near Bladensburg, o dark brown
HOheE, marked U. and 1. u. medium size
name ana tail somewhat sunburnt: has q roam
nose The above reward will be paid II returned
oe2 HyettsyilIe, Prince orse's Go, Nd.
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GEORGETOWN .ADVER'MTs
CHEAP DRY obs.

ZAP DRY GOODS.
Of GOODS. which makes our ssoortm ent Va. svn.y
piete We have Dress Goods in Silks, FrSrch
Pisids, Plaid Poplins, AlDacss, Deisines. " AZ
mourning Dress Goods In every style. sH1
Brown Mushns from l2h to g.
Bleaehed Muslins from is to NK
Blankets. very cheap; Cloths and Osssim.,~.
Fisanels. Canton do, Shawis and OloakinSs.
Eve ne call and sare your money.
BENJAMIN MILLpR.
oc Tin 1Ol Bridge ct Georgetown. ID q.
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GovsRsofo 6 sxAIEs AHH fHi roL1cI

- AND XHk R0LMCE
" COKAIoSIONEA.
What's the neWs from Baltimoref
What wAs seldom seen before:
koWyers there nave gone 70 lSw.
Tooth and nail and venomed ela1-
Stirring up another war.
Yulture0 snth the breeze ana cav,
Nhet their boaks and scent TIE gore. .
which anon sholl cram thotg nav.
edll these brutal ogres rear
:. Grind their bones-lsei IaWw
viii they never give ft eeYs
Give 10 bone dust-gooA naAnure-
from the rovAeed UOtl We II drau
Thrice three hundred thousand more.
Truer to that Flag 10 bore
Th0n are Ee-for ali your law,
Stitching 70 the oakh thor sWorS,
AnA their children evermore.
IfGovsrnor Swami and the Police Csumi ssionsrs
Can't settle the bash, bit tnsist aeos dishias rs.
Shy-Go TO koerKLf ter your uniforms Prev;
he can suit Boys In Blue, 10 can suit Bsss In
BE car ssit-vhosys5s got eeesy % Isy-s
With Clothine snd all. In General way.
Bnt IL 0eneral Oanby will auist the rout.
IL will eil be - quiet - cas- be. no doubt,
IL the oovei nor turns the Don niesionefs oct,
And KoPPRL win cell 70 . Christian or Turk,
Or Radical. elothipg, So 60 90 his work.
Or his Csureh, or HE Aessas' end he'd suoe
Our dear native country - blsst - css b o,
n. KoPPELT EMPORIUM,
90 ~ 18TH Street, opposite the Treasury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-29

CASE OF CHoLBRA.-Dr. Baldwin, of the
First Ward, was yesterday afternoon called to
see colored woman residing on + street, near
10th, in the First Ward, and reached her in 20
minutes after she was taKen. She was then in
a state Of collapse, and the rice water dis
charges were frequent until she died. at two
O'Clock this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-29

INTERNAL REvKNUK.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 81, I95,65O.7O.