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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-23

QY NA0LE q Co, Auctionsers.
Magic q %. viii give their personal attention .
the sale Of Real - tate and Household Furniture q
the residence Of nnilies declining hossekesVlne.
Also to the ss.es OF stocks Of Groceries and Mof.
chsndise Of every description, Horsss, Carriages,
Harness. &c. dSo l.fy
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A FOB SALE
IA VALUARLE FARM with 9fnrk CroBa ond

"A VALUABLE FARM, with Stock, Crops and
Implements and 294 acres Of land, 7miles from
Center N arket. over good road; rs acres Of good
wood land, balance for farming purposes; we'll
fenced and in excellent order; 5 0O0 six horss
wagon loads of manure were put on during the last
two years. Two streams Of water; good mill site:
berries Lswton Bisckberrfes, Raspberries. Pie
Plant, Asparagus Beds. &C. Dwelling house, 5sx Is
feet: tenant house, 3sxl6 feet: servants house,
I6xl4 feet; chicken house, l4xi2 feet; barn. 9ixi5
feet; carriage house, &C.. Everything sppertain
most desirable in and around the city. The pro
posed railroad from the city to Point of Rocks
Gated near
Price SEQ per acre Terms easy. Apply to
d. l.. WELLS d co.,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
northwest corner 10th and SITS.
Poeeaaai0n N in Mt
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AND LOT on i street north, between attn and
9Th streets west, st Public Auction
On MONDAY. the 18th instant. at G O'Clock r.
N We shall sell In front OF the premises, east
hall OF Lot No. In square No 5l6. having is feat
front by La feet deep. running back 90 q ~ foot
alley, on which is a good t~O-story Frame House
containing six good rooms.
Terms cash. All cenyeyarcing and revense
stamps at the cost OF the purcf sser. $50 down
when the property is kDoe ked of
Je l9-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RYC. W. BeTELER, Anctiopeer.
~ Ne. $40 d street. between 10Th and llth
SALE OF HoUsEHeLl FURNITURE AT

SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNIruRy Az
AUCTION
Oh WEDNESDAY, MORNING. June 18th. n, N
O'CLOCK, shall sell, At Ne. 400 Pennsyivapia sy-
e9ue, between "a and 9Th streets. few doors east
q tne NstionAl Hetel, . variety Of Housshen
One Rosewood case Pianoforte
Large Msntel Mirror
Four Rep Curtains with Corrics. kn .oz.,..
Rrussels and Ingram CARPETS N"'As'ss~
walnut Writing Cabinet
6as Chandeliers and Brackets
Drugeet. Etagere.
Oak Sideeosrd, with marble ton
Oak Dining ChAirs. Straw Mating
Dining room aud Hall Oiicloth
Window Shades
Lsrge Walnut Extension Table
Plated Casters. Knives. Forks, Spoons
Shina- Glass and Crocksry, Table Cloths
Beoeteads. Wristbands
superior Hair and other Mattresses
Toilet SITS. Blankets. Refrigerator.
SAFE. Superior Cook Stove
Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Requisites, &c.
Terms cash. @, W BOTELER.
le Z-dts Auctionser.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS. &C. TONIGHT.

GRovEK's.-To- night Is positively the last
appearance of the California Ministries in this
CIV, ana no one should fail TO see them pre-
yiOus 20 their departure. We can recommend
them as the best burlesque opera troupe which
has appeared here. Cotton and Murphy, ssthe
end men," are immense. and must be heard
and seen to be appreciated. They are original,
fresh and racy.
WASHINGTON THEATgR.-Last night OF San.
ford's Minstrel Troupe. See notice else where.
A GREAT natural curiosity on exhibition at
No. 2i5 Penna. avenue. Don't take our word
for H. but see for yourselves.
EAST WAsHINGToS IN. e. CHURCH, Navy
Yard.-Tbe Fair and Festival is about to close
those who have not attended should prepare
70 do so now.
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lY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctis.ee.-
THREI. STORY PRESS BRIoK
sTksrrET, BIEHT yIg6 LIST AID Cd sfIkEfs

On THURSDAY, the sssh instant. ct c O'Clock =.
n. We ehall sell. on the premises, part LOT No q
In SQUARE No. 7s Is feet front By II feet deeS. -
9 - foot paved alley, Q fine three story Irirk
noose VIA passages, gas. water, and IN sxosllsnt
TeImG one half cash; balance IN six snd svs,v.
months, secured By deed of trust On IL DrrsSSss
All convey ancing and revenue stamps "a tie -
o. The purchaser. e1oe down when Ae proDsrSS n
j. Is-d GREEN 4 wILLIAns, AucS.
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Rr GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers.

BRICK BsGsE AND Lof. froniina On New
Jertey avenue, between v and @ streets north,
being House No. 2ss. ct Public Auction
NJ, We ehsil sell, en- the premises, Lot No. 8, IN
equareNo. :, With the impreyements, consisiine
taining6 COED rooms, with fine passage separsfs
from every room, making it q comfortsbIe resi-
depce for any small family.
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6 and II
months. secured by deed Of trust on the premises
Of the purchaser. Ssodown whom the property is
sold.
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Tx ECU TOES SALE.

- The snbscriber will offer at public sale. on
IhOHSDAf, July 25th, at Il O'Clock m, If not
9ispSssd Of 6y PR yste sale before that time, the
a Nm and RESIDENCs Of the late Dr. Benz. b
Hodges, adjoining the lands OF Greenbury at
kins; samuel b. Anderson, and Joseph II. Brad
This Farm is beautifully and most eligibly ait.
uated In the lower part of Montgomery county,
Md short distance from the District line, i'm
medately upon the l4th street road four miles out
OF Washington city D. C., and the same distance
by turnpike road to George town The farm cen
ta1ns $50 acres land. in good state of improve
ment, q large amount Of fertilizers having been
used to renoer fl productive The land lies square,
and is capable OF q division Of two more parts
all parts having access TO public roads. The
Dwelling House contains six rooms, well ar
ranged. AID comparatively new; all necessary out
buildings, in good order. and so disposed as to
answer for two farms of 20 acres each anund antly
watered and wood enough to supply the place
This locality is perfectly healthy, and rapidly in
cTeasiug in value. from its proximity to the seat
of Government.
Terms of sale: One third purchase money in
mana: balance In one, two, or three years, bearing
interest, and secured by mortgage on property
Tor further PARTICULARS inquire Of W liiam r.
Der, Rockville, Md.
10 % lawkds b T. HODGES
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RT a1IIN WTILi1Is, 1Sssiss..s.

s. ESt
f sGsEfd a s6sf i6oEDH sfsfsfs66fi.Zf
o. THUlsDAY. TIE 18th Instant, q 81 o cleck
Is. ~ sSSa "a: S.,s 2. r. S.s. - q 5os Ne
,myrovenenss. consisting Of two story Trams
HerseS containing six rooms. e..I-
stsmpe ct the cost Of the iarchaser. On doun
whsn the property % cold.
0RBBN WHINING.
je ls-ee&ds (0Sroa Ascreoss;s.
NorIOB..By yi!ses e q orter q diss..la. -
for cash, 20 the hishest bidder, o. Is corner Il
~ street and lev York eyenoe, Ytrst verd. -
q. isaSsss , lsss Hs sS no q.
let q eleck Line. containing about hvs Or IA
hunSrsd esshsls seis:d End taken = the ysoS-
rssv 70 o. Q. emeot, " ashington city D. q !. Juoe
0st. -: JOHN D1WDEET,
- N-Ss noiitf.
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P.ssIEs e. :: r. Ia sa' auaaans: = Y
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AUCTION SALES,

lfsr e1e- A.ef.o. Sale see fourth page
RN JAS. c. MCGUIRE . %, Auotiou,n
DEsIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON fsrH
sTkkET, BEfW1EN l. AND eTBIKfs
On WEDNESDAY, AFrkRNooN. Jun. q. On
the premises Ut o. O'Clock, shall cell the eerth
20 fees Of Lot q, In eauarr III. fronios en- Iefh
street letween and NJ, and running back 10
iest 10 inehe. to 10 feet alley.
Terms cash. All couveysncins and stamp. a
cost Of P1rchssers. A payment OF SIS viii Do
j. sd " ~ y.c. McGUIRs CO.. Auc...
RY CLAGErT 4 swEENY,
y Auction and Commission Merchants.
Purchase and Sale Bureau, No. Market space.
GREAT TRADE SALE OF LUMBER,
sonsistinR of
1-INCH FLOORING AHD1Ls FLOORING AND
STEPPING,
sCANTLING. JOIsfs AND STILLS.
We will cell ct auction on FRIDAY June 18th
instant, on the premises. at Mr.. Samuel etends
LumDet lara, AAryland avenue, between 10th
AND llth streets west. Island, commencing q II
clock .. m, the largest and best assorted stock
ranged In lots to suit the trade and builders hi,
and peighboring cities.
We would call the particular attention of the
trade and builders Of W sshin gton and the mel sb-
borfpg cities TO this sale,
ihe whole OF this stock OF lumber has been pre-.
pared And assorted with great care.
catalogues will be furnished at our Office pre-
vious to the day OF sale.
Terms OF sale cash; - per cent to be paid at the
time OF purchase.
CLAGETf SwEENY, Aucts
Ie 49, Int. Chron. a Con Union \
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
fBIs IYrsRso0E AND 70 soERoV.
RY GREKs q WILLIAMS, Aue.ioneer,.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT raE coRNrR
Srs1s AZ pTni sSk asdr Az Isl srKkrr
On sArUBDAY, the 80 instant. st 81 oclock
y m, We shall seI, on the premises. part cf Lot
Ne, I. In sqrsre No. .s. having good fross ssd
Terms: One hall cash; balance IN Sin, twelve.
eighteen, and twenty four months, scared by .
deed Of trust on the premises. All conveysscf.s
js S-S ~ sREnRSkiihLhISs s az Aues.
M W. L. WALL q 90. Auetisssers.
CLssING SALE AT rHE UNITED STATES
on MONDAY MORNING, Jsne 18th. oommes-
chg :. ~ 'eieck, we vi sell aauantity OF Fur
wines, &C, remaining unseh.
The Once Furniture,
Iron Safe. &c.
Bsr-room Fixtures, &c,
TN WIN many other articles unne.es,sry 70 mss-
je27 IIStel San Hsrsidl kucsiooe.n.
Pr GREEN WILLIAMS, AactiOaeers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON ,rB ST
MEsT, Between and streets north. Of Pub
On MONDAY, the 18th instant, ct g.. o'clock =.
we shail sell, on the premises, Lot No IL, in
so vision OF Square No al having Is feet front
by ~ feet deep running back 90 sn alley
Terms: One third cssb; balance. 8, II ne. and a
months secured by deed OF trust on the prem
ises All conveysncing and revenue stamps st the
je I'D GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-11
From Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Oct. ..

CINCINNATI, Oct. ..
The committee appointed by the asso-
citation of the army Of Tennessee have
about completed their arrangements for
the reception and entertainment OF men,
9ers on the llth Of November next.
Every officer who at any time was en-
gagged in this army, is expected to at
tend in full uniform. Gems, Grant and
Sherman, commanders Of this army,
have accepted invitations, and will be
present. Members will be passed over
all the principal railroads at half usual
rates Of fare, and ample arrangements
nave been made with the proprietors OF
the different hotels for the accommoda-
ton of officers at reduced rates. The
meeting is expected to be full and inter
asting.
A heavy storm in this neighborhood
interferes seriously with the working OF
the telegraph wires. AS far as known
the election passed off quietly through
out the State. Scattering returns show
Republican gains in every county heard
from. The result thus far indicates the
election of Schenck, (Republican,l to
Congress in the Sd district; Plants,
Rep in the "a district; Buckland,
(Union) in the 9th district, The contest
in the 1st district was very spirited, and
resulted in the election of Eggleston,
Republican, over Pendleton, by about
800 majority. Eggleston's majority two
years ago was over 2.400.
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Pcnn.ylvania Election.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ..
Returns from eleven towns and wards
show Republican gain of four hun
lred,
The Democrats have gained consider
able in this city. They have gained one
Senator and three Representatives in the
Legislature. The Republicans elect
Coke to Congress in the Tenth District,
now represented by Strouse, Democrat.
PHmADELfHrA, Oct. 9-ll:30 p. N.
Forney's Pres, estimates Geary's ma
.ority in this city at 5000, and in the
State at $4,000,
A dispatch from Thad. Stevens be-
lieves Lancaster will gives 6,200 major
lty for Geary.
The Press claims a gain Of two Con-
gresmen, Messrs. Coke in the 10th, and
Koontz in the 18th district.
A special dispatch says there are
heavy Republican gains in all the west
arn counties and in Eastern Ohio.
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From Fortress MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 9.
The steamer Andrew Johnson, from
New York for Charleston, is ashore on
Currituck beach, North Carolina. The
passengers were safely landed and have
arrived at Norfolk. They lost some of
their baggage. This steamer was former
ly in the government service and known
as the Georgia. 1t is thought she will
be got off
The steamer Saragossa from Charles
ton for New York, arrived mere this
afternoon with the schooner Mary Nc
Kee in tow. She reports that she found
the schooner off Hatteras with signals
Of distress flying. The vessel was from
Mobile with a general cargo. Her re-
port is as follows: The hurricane COM
menced on the ID inst, and blew with
terrific violence, sweeping overheard
everything on deck, and carrying away
her rudder and jib-boom. On the 9th the
storm moderated. At 7.o'clock signaled
the steamer North Star, in lat 5l:21
long. 1920. She appeared to have suffer
ed from the gale; her deck was crowded
with passengers. She bore down upor
us, but coming too near became unman-
ageble and ran into the schooner, dam
aging herself badly. She then stood of
with colors Union down, toward large
sailing ship in the distance, and wa
last seen toward noon. On the 6tt
signaled steamer Haze from New Yorl
for Mobile, but received no assistance
Was finally taken in tow by the Sara
gossa yesterday.
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AMERICAN LIFE DROPS

Have saved more than sc, GOO persons from death
for they cure in a single day, Cholera, Dysente
ny, all Summer Complaints, Fever and Ague,
and Neuralgia. Also sure cure for Diptheria,
Coughs and Rheumatism. n Druggists sell
them.
ORRIN SKINNER 81 CO, Proprietors,
Springfield, Mass.
SEGUR'S
P r e S c R l B E D GOLDEN SEAL,
Recommended for the treatment OF
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, General Debility, and
Fever and Ague,
And warranted cure. Invented by DR.. q. c.
SEGUR 1t is vegetable compound Of thir-
teen distinct articles, and is approved and pre-
scribed by the medical profession. A physician
who has made use of it in his practice says
sit is harmless, while it is potent; nor does it,
as is the case with many medicines, leave a
shattered constitution in it's track" Sold by
all druggists.
ORItIN SKINNER 81 CO.,
Sole Proprietors, Springfield, Mass
The trade can obtain it of any New York or
Boston Medicine House.
Pond & Morse, and Fem & futile. Rutland,
and Forbes & Co., Brandon, Vt, Agents.
teb7deOd&weow1Y
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4MagriaNfS.

TENNEY-EDSON-I In this village, on the
9th Inst, by Rev Leland Howard, Mr. Marquis
Il. Tenney to Miss Hannah W. Edison, both of
Meudun.
LL-CLARKSON.-At Grace Church,
Rochester, \. \, ON the lDh inst, by Rev DR.,
Hicks of BURLINGTON, w., George Thrau Esq,
and Jessie e., daughter Of George q, Garrison,
ESQ, all of Rochester, y. y.
srRONG-FREEMAN.- Elizabeth, n. D.,
on Wednesday, Oct B. by Rev. T. kempShHll,
assisted by Prof J. l.. Peel, Charles X, W.
Strong, of Washington, d. C,to Fanny L. Free
man, daughter of The late Rev J. f, Freeman,
Missionary =, b. +. Nj. TO India.
BROMLEY this village, by Rev
Leland Howard. Daniel \. Smith, OF A-htahula,
Ohio, To Anuis Bromley, of Wa,lngIord,
MERWIN-B URNHAM-InM Manchester, Oct
3D., by Rev Jos, ID. WiCkham, ID b assisted by
Rev. r, $. Cushman, Rev A. Moss Merwin 10
Miss Elizabeth p. Burr ham, daughter of the late
VIM. A. Durham, O! Manchester,
The twain OF 1.-TWO souls with but a single
thought, and two hearts that beat as one, are
about to leave for Valparaiso, Chill, where Mr.,
Mcrwin has been called by an appointment from
the American Foreign and Christian Union to
labor as missionary. The good wishes for fu-
turc happiness of large circle of friends accom-
pany the happy couple to their new aud distant
home,
EDGERTON-DYER-I Poutney ON the
I'd inst, by Rev. Il. F. IIarwood, Edward NJ
Edgrrton, of Rutland, and Miss Belle ). Dyer,
of Poulmey.
THAYER-BULL-In Westford, Wis on the
21th ult, by Rev s. K. Shepherd, Alvin o
Thaycr Of Kingston, Wis, lsou OF 5. &. Thaycr
formerly Of RutlaudD to Mary E. Bull, daughter
of Rev Mortimer Bull Of Waupun, Wis.
JAKEWAY- SNITU.-In Wcsthaycu, oct
ID, by Rev ". 5 Smart, Mr.. William }. Jake
way to Miss Lucinda c. Smith, all Of West
haven
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From Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 9,

BALTIMORE, OCJ. y.
Reports are circulating of an inten-
ton on the part Of Gov. Swan to remove
the police commissioners OF this city, on
the ground of alleged official miscon-
duct in making arrangements for the
municipal election. The report occa-
sions much discussion, the Republicans
maintaining that the commissioners
have not violated the law, and that the
Governor cannot exercise such authority
until the commissioners have been first
indicted, and tried and convicted of un-
lawful conduct, as they are placed in
office by the Legislature, and not ap-
pointed by the Governor. The conserv-
atives, on the other hand, maintain that
the Governor can remove the police
commissioners, the same as any other
State officers.
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ALLCoCK's POROUS PLAsTERs.

The Best Strengthening PlostCr in Hs H0yld
AIlcock's Porous Plasters resolve and assuage
pain by calling forth the acrid humOrs from
parts internal to the skin and general circulation
thus, in many cases, positively cooperating
the disease. JAMES LULL, NJ. d.
There is nothing equal, in the way Of plas-
ter, to the Porous Plaster of Mr.. Allcock:
Everything is pleasant about them. They are
the plaster of the day, and afttype for our pres
ent advancement in science and art. In Asthma,
Cough, Kidney Affections, Cont, Rheumatism,
and local deep-seated pains, they afford perma-
nent relief j. F. JOHNSON, N. D.,
On Topical Remedies"
From personal knowledge of these plasters,
we can state that they are decidedly preferable
to any other in use. Wherever relief is to be
obtained by the use of the p lstor, we should
recommend them.
A INGRAHAM, NJ D.,
Editor New York Mentor,
Agency, Brandreth House, New York.
Sold by all Druggists. sep12d&wlm.
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AN LFFECTUAL WORM MEDICINE.
BEOMN.S NERMIFUGE COMMITS.

Or Worm LoEenges. Much sickness, undOubC-
eddy, with children and adults, attributed 10
other causes, Is occasioned by worms. The
''Vermiiuge Comats,' although eaectual in de-
stroying worms, can do no possible injury to the
most delicate child. This valuable combination
has been successfully used by physicians, and
found to be safe and sure in eradicating worms,
so hurtful to children.
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS require i'm
mediate attention, as neglect Of the trouble
often causes prolonged sickness.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS IN CHILDREN
are often overlooked. Worms in the stomach
and bowels cause irritation, which can be re-
moved only by the use of a sure remedy. The
combination of ingredients used in making
Browns ''Vermifuge Comfts" is such as to give
the best possible effect with safety.
CURTIS 81 BROWN, Propretors, New York
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines, at 25 cents a
box. may21d&wly
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STATE OF VERMONT, RUTLAND

STATE OF VERMONT, RUTLAND
- Comfy 70 the Hon, Supreme Court next
70 be holdeH at Rutland within and for the Coun-
" OF hnuand on the Monday next after the
fourth Tuesday of January A. D., 1867.
The petition of Elizabeth Brown of Casteten
in the County ofRntland humhly showcth, that
at Lancaster city in the State of Pennsylvania
on the LIST day OF December A, d., 1855 She was
lawinHy married to Franklln Brown of Fotan
Township County of Lancaster and State of
Pennsylvania, by William Frick Alderman of
said CITY OF Lancaster, and that from thelst day
Ofnecemher 1857 until the lst day of December,
A. d., 1863 she lived with the said franklin in
the que observance ON her part of all the
marriage covenants, when the said Franklin,
without Ault or provoCation on the part OF your
petitioner, treated her in most cruel and
brutal manner and with such degree of in
toerahle severity as tO render it unsafe and im-
prudent Tor your petitioner to longer live with
him.
Your petitioner also says that the said Frank
lin ut Futau aforesaid and divers other places
to her unknown, has, since the LIST day ct Dec.
A. D., 1852, committed adutry with divers
persons 10 your petitioner unknown, and IL now
living IN open adultery with a woman whose
name Is toyour petitioner unknown, represent
ing her to h' his wife.
Your petitioner therefore prays that the bands
of matrlmony between her and the said Frank
lin may be dissolved aud bill of divorce granted
her, and that the children of your petitioner by
the SAID FRANKLIN may be assigned to her care
and custody
ELIZABETH BROWN.
STAIE OF VERMONT, RUTLAND
- County: Whereas il has been made to APP
pear that Franklin Brown the petitioner in the
foregoing petition of Elizabeth Brown, is resd-
ing without this State aud beyond the reach of
process, ii is therefore ordered that this petition
and order be published three weeks successiyely
in the Rutland HERALD, published in Rutland,
the last OF which shall be at least siX weeks
before the session of said Court
af4E .lf b. a
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KNOW THY DESTINY,

Madame E. F. Thornton, the great English
Astrologist, Claryoynt and Psychometrcan,
who has astonished the scientific classes of the
Old World, has now located herself at Hudson,
n, 7, Madame Thornton possesses such Won
derfnl powers of second sight as to enable her
to impart knowledge Of the greatest importance
to the single or married of either sex, While
in a state of trance, she delneates the very fca-
lures of the person you are to marry, and by the
aid of an instrument of intense power, known
as the PsyChomOtrope, guarantees to produce
liteliHe picture of the future husband or wife of
the applicant, together with date Of marriage,
position in life, leading traits of character, sc.
This is no humbug, as thousands Oftestimonials
can assert. Sue will send, when desired a Ger
tilted certificate, or written guarantee, that the
picture is what it purports to be. BY enclosing
small lock of hair, and stating place of birth,
age, disposition and complexion, and enclosing
80 cents and stamped envelope addressed to
yourself you will receive the picture and de-
sired information by return mail. All cOmmu-
nications sacredly confidential Address, in
confidence, Madame E. F. THORNTON, P. 0.
Box 223, Hudson, n. 7. 26w6m
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Now York News.

Nav YORK, Oct. ..
The purser OF the steamer Evening
Star telegraphs rom Savannah as fol.
lows
"The Evening Star went down on the
morning of Tuesday in hurricane; six
teen persons only are known to be
saved 10 women. Ten in our party
arrived here In schooner yesterday,
there names are Robert Ftugrr, W, IL.
Harris, Edward l., Derucr, Juhn Long,
Frederick Shatfrr, George Smith, John
Powers, Dennis Gomson aud llowland
Stephens. All are suffering, but their
wants are being lrIieyrl Among the
passengers was the ou,ra troupe OF
Paul Alfalfa, which arrived here just
before the sailing of the Evening Star,
on steamer Yille de Paris from France.
There were hfty nine members OF the
troupe Spaulding's circus company OF
thirty persons also took passage on the
Evening Star they had it is said, all
their paraphernalia but no horses. The
crew numbered sixty five persons. There
were no less than three hundred souls
on board"
Officer John Hipwell was shot in
Brooklyn early this morning, it is sup
pnsed by a burglar, whom he had de.
tected breaking into a house When
found, he was in the agonies of death
aud could give no account Of the affair