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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-31

ENGLISH OPERA.-We have seldom seen in
this city larger and mo-e brilliant audience
than was assembled at the National Thearer
last evening TO witness the presentation of
Bales delightful opera Of The bohemian
Girl by the Richings troupe Miss Richines
was Charming as " Airline" and while she mas
lost none Of the grace and vivacity which have
made her celebrated as an actress, she seems
10 have in lyric ability. Her voice. as sweet
and pure IN tone as heretofore, seems TO have
increased power, and the manner in which she
sang - dreamt that d welt in marble halls. -
and other melodies, elected enthusiastic ap-
plause. Mr.. Campbell, (baritone,) as :. Count
Arnheim," gave entire satisfaction, and his
song, 1.-The heart how'd down by weight and
care" has seldom been sung better. Mr. W.
Castle Is an excellent tenor, and sang with
spirit and feeling. The 'sFloretine" of Mr..
Wylie vas fair, and the - Devilshoor' of Mr..
e Sesuin acceptable, though far Below the
gsy1esentafion Of that character b. the elder
SeEnin. Miss Isabella Arnold has hardly
force enough for the part Of the "Ciipsy
Queen"
The chorusses were very good, and MANY of
the haTmonies admirable. The orchestra is
well managed, but rather weak Taken alto.
gether. however, the opera has not been pre-
senteo In this city in such a satisfactory man
ner sihes Its rendition by the famous Seguin
Troupe"
Tonight, The Doctor OF Alcantara,
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LOCAL NEWS.

ALL HALLow EyE.-October ends to-day,
and All-Hallow Eve is at hand. the festival
commencing with the going down OF the sun
Tonight ALI Hallow is the first of November
thus called by the common folks, no doubt be-
cause it is "All Saints Day in the Roman
Catholic Church calender, while the followIn
day is "All Souls Day" The first festival
arose fro the conservation of the Pantheon
In the seventh century TO Christian worship,
and its dedication by Pope Bonifsce Nv to the
Virgin Mary aud all the martyrs. Then the
ceremony occurred on the LIST of May, but SUBJ
sequentiy the anniversary was changed to
the 1st of November. The Feast of All
SAINTS" is still observed by the Roman and the
Anglican Churches, IN memory of all who
have not other days assigned TO the commence
ration of their virtues. The secosd of Novem-
Der, "All Souls Day is celebrated by the
Catholic Church on behalf OF the souls in pur-
gatory, for whose release the prayers of the
faithful are that day offered no and mass lie
performed. This ceremony is believed to have
originated in the ninth century, but was not
generally observed until the tenth century
On AllHallowEre the young folks are ac-
customed TO try their fortunes in various
modes, the main object of their peep into the
future being generally in connection with their
matrimonial prospects; such as maIdens eating
an eggshell full of salt. and then retiring back
wards to bed, when. if they do not speak TO any
one, they will dream Of their future partner:
or filling the mouth with water and the hand
full of salt and running around the square,
any name they have called being that of the
prospective husband. Peculiarly the hours
are given TO little coy gatherings of intimate
friends, among whom innocent Jest and lively
repartees circle gaily around. Nuts are burned,
apple parings are -wIrled into sem-initiaIs,
seeds are Accordingly counted. and all the CAV
trials are done that are thrilling to each
single couple, and, mayhap, quite unappre-
ctated by The unsympathiZing single bodies of
an uncertain age.
Young America robs cabbage gardens and
throws his captured vegetables into the doors
OF his aeighbors, or tres them mp 10 the knob
which he considers capital joke. This prac-
uce, as the poet says, is more honored in The
breach than Ia the observance.
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THE FORrIETH q. g. REGULARS

Ihe 4Oth Infantry, one of the new regiments
authorized by the act passed at the late session
OF Congress, Is being rapidly recruited. The
headquarters has been established in this city.
Ihe following Is a list of the officers of the
regiment who have received their appoint
mebts Colonel N. A. Miles, Lieut. Colonel
EDWARD w. Kinks, late General, commanding
adlyision In the Army of the James: Major q.
L compton, laIe of the SD u. ). colored
troops; Captain Wyllis Lyman, First Lieut. f.
W Logan, Second Lieut.. Walter ). Long.
Breyet Captain l. T. Lamberton, First Lieut.
..tn Y. >. eolored troops, Is now acting as
AdJutant of the regiment
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FINANCIAL,

Lewis johnson Co, quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows
NEwY DIRK, Oct 3l.-First Board-U. S. reg
registered, ito; do coupons, IIas; do, new,
III x; 1D-40 g, registered. 99h; do. coupons 100;
1913, =; Ohio and Mississippi Cerihcates,
334; Canton. SIS; Cumberland, 81: Quicksii.
yer, $50; Mariposa, 14K; New York Central,
llSA Ere, S5a; do preferred, SO, Hudson, Loo;
Reading, 115Fs; Michigan Central, lax; Mich
igan Southern, 92S; Illinois Central, I253
Cleveland and Pittsburg, On; Cleveland and
Toledo. =; Rock Island, i10x; Northwes-
tern, 6G4; do. preferred, S0&; Fort Wayne.
1854; Chicago and Alton, Alton and Ter
re Haute, -; Toledo and Wabash, -; W. u.
Telegraph, =; Boston Water Power, =;
Pacific Mail, =; Atlantic Mail, -. Amer
lean gold, 3 p. m. 1861.
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FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

81 ,25O. 900 in Treasure Arrived at New
York-Sfck and Wounded Soldiers from
Mrxico -ConflaSration at Aspinwall-
Steamer Exploded, &c.
NEW YORK, Oct. 81. The steamship Arizona,
from Aspin wall, arrived this morning She
brings 81, Isl, 900 in treasure.
The French war steamer Talismap arrived
at Panama from Mexico on the 18th instant
with large number Of sick and wounded sol .
diers. Some Of them were placed in the
foreign hospital there, and the Talisman sailed
again for Mexico.
A serious conf1agraton occurred at Aspin.
wall on the 10th, destroying the United States
Hotel and adjoining buildings. The flames
were arrested thr rough the exertlons of Com.
modore Boggs, of the U. s. steamer De Soto.
The river steamer Independence, bound up
the Magdalena, had exploded. No particulars
Of the disaster have been received
Honduras has decided to remain neutral in
the war between SPAN, Chill, and Peru.
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ORDH RED

Brevet Brigadier General II. NJ. Whi,teIsey,
Assistant Quartermaster U. 5. Volunteers,
and Chief Q uartermaster for ever year past
of the Department of Mississippi, has been
renewed from duty in the military district of
Mississippi, and ordered TO report for duty in
this city.
Surgeon John Moore, of the Medical corps.
and Brevet Colonel U. ;. A, has been re.
1ieved from duiy as chief Medical officer of
the mill airy district of Mississippi, and of the
Bureau OF Freedmen, Refugees and Aban.
doned Lands In the State OF Mississippi and
ordered 10 duty at Fort Wads worth, New
y ork harbor.
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APPOINTMENT By THE PRECEDENT

The President TO- day made the folio wing APP
pointments Solomon T. Clark, L. 5. Attor-
ney for the Eastern District of Arkansas;
John Z. Rozette, do. for the Southern District
of Illinois; John T. c. Clarke, Justice of the
Peace tor the District of Columbia; John A
Miller, OF Missouri, Register OF the Land Off &c
at lroHton, Mo; Lewis Lowry, Of Nebraska,
Agent for the Indians of the Omaha Agency;
John Williams. OF Kansas, Register of the Land
Office al Junction city, Kansas; Col. James L
Abernethey, Collector Internal Revenue for
the I'd District of Tennessee
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THE WHITE HOUSE,

The attendance OF visitors at the White
House to-day was not so large as usual most
of the callers being ladies. Secretaries Stan
ton and Welles, the Postmaster General and
Hon Messrs Taylor and Dennison had inter-
views with the President. Senator Patterson,
with Mrs. Patterson and their two children,
returned last evening, after an absence of sew.
eral weeks in Tennessee.
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FROM GEORGIA

The Characterization Ter Liberia-Msr-
tality among the Nesrses-oil Strike.
AUGUSTA, Oct 3i.--The cholera has disap-
pearpo from Savanna
About two hunured and ten freedmen from
Bib and Hancock counties are about to leave
for Liberia on the ship Qolcouda.
The Macon 7eiegvaph says the city authori-
ties furnish from SIX TO ten coffin per day for
coioTed paupers.
Psrties engaged in sinking q well IN McLe-
more's cave walker county, recently struck
q vein OF flowing oil. The locaiio is about
fifteen miles from Chattanooga. The dIscoye-
ry creates a sensation.
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PhiladeIphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 3l.-Fiour Is in good
demand from the home trade; nothing doing
for export. Wheat is In demand; offerings
light; nothing doing for export. Corn has
advanced cents; yellow, Sis. Oats, 66ass
cents. Petroleum dull. Whisky, s2.2OaS22 81
for PennsYIXania
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Ol,n.-Yesterday
after our report closed, the case of Daniel
Stewart indicted for assault and battery with
intent TO Kill Cornelius Huhrlihy. was sub
mitted TO the jury, and they retired TO their
room.
This morning, the jury in the case of Stew
art were brought INTO Court, when the fore
man stated that they Were not able to agree
upon verdict; they were therefore dis
charged by the Court
Gabriel Cachot, indicted for committing
rape upon Agnes Cacbot, his daughter. on the
18th OF July last. was found guilty. Smithers
and urley for defence. The evidence in this
case showed that The daughter was seventeen
years OF age, and resided with her mother, the
father having deserted the family twelve
years ago. About one year since Cachot came
to the house, being sick and feeble Her mo-
Their cared for and nursed him until he re-
covered. Several times while her mother was
absent her father came 10 her room, and at
tempted TO commit the rape, but was fright
ened of before accomplishing his object On
the 18TH OF July, while the mother was absent
be committed the rape, threatening TO Kill her
If she resisted.
Henry Boyd and Lucas Wiley, indicted for
sterling money from Henry Hyson; noll. pros.
by L. ). Attorney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-31

~ The New York Herald prints in full what
it calls the 'great debate" between John Nor.
rissey and Yankee Sullivan at Boston Four
Corners, October 12, 1853, and heads it with
the sensation lines, Ring Reasoning"
"Knock Down Arguments" Qualifications
for a Congressman" etc
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NAVAL DISPATCHES.

Dispatches have been received at the Navy
Department from the U. ). steamers Rhode
Island, Mackinaw, and Florida, at Port au
Prince, Hayt, under date OF October o2d,
1896. The officers and crew of these vessels
Were all well.
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~The Canadian journals are inclined to
be merciful towards the condemned Fenians.
ga Mrs. Felicia Barton dropped dead In
her house in Springfield on Friday afternoon.
- Rochester has the second snow OF the
season.
- Joe jefferson, the comedisr, Is in Phila.
desfhis-
SFor calling his wife dsrespectfui Names
8 Bunalouian was lined el5.
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MARRIAGES LICENSES Mr.. X. J. Meiss
Clerk OF the Court, has issued durtnr ths
past month e0a marriage liceu ses. o. Of vhina
were 10 colored persons. The numeer tssuad
IN October OF last year WAS iro, or D less "a an
issued LAST month.
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Cana6inn Fenians s

Canadian Fenians Sack an Episcopal
Church.
TORONTO. Oct. 3l-The Episcopal Church
at Brandford, Canada West, was sacked by the
Fenians On learning that Lynch amt Mona.
hon would be nung.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-31

FIHANCIAL--The New York stock maria,
Is dull, with one or TWO exceptions on the mis-.
cellaneous list MONEY Is abundant al saS Der
cent. on call, with an Increasing proportion OF
business At the lower rate. Discounts are
fairly active at 5a6 per cent. with more doiu q
at 5a51 per cent The Commercial of yesterday
<AttsrpQoR says; Gold continues steady at
hbont the prices Of yesterday. There is, how.
ever, 8 lack OF onndence on the main tenance
OF current prices. Loans are made AZ about
1-32Eo per cent. day.
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The Death Penalty-A Case Of Che,.r,

The Death Penalty-A Case Of Cholera.
HARRISBURG, Oct. 3O.-}ov. Curtin yester-
day issued death warrant for the sheriff OF
Lycoming county, for the execution Of Peter
Bota, on Tuesday, the 4th day Of December
Bota was con victed of the murder of PnRbe
Ann B0ta, his wife, on the 4th of March, 1885,
near Williamsport.
A case Of cholera, resulting fatally, occ urred
in this city, yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-31

L CARRIAGES
since my removal from 4os Pa. ave. 49,
near 41a street, have received larEe&kSH1
lot OF first class Carriages, such as Rockaways
Buggies, Business Wagons, &C. SC All wi-k
sold warranted TO be a. represented. Repa;riuv
promptly done and at reasonable rates Old Car :
risges taken n exchange.
ROBEkT e. GRAHAM.
&C 1-I S14 ID street. between sth and 9th
l. I0LAN. MERCHANT TAILOR. Garner
IL. OF 18th street and Pennsylvania ave, a.
opposite Willsrds' Hotel. has received s>2
superior assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres, M
lesffnes. Chinchillas and Escomss, for M
Overooats, and q general assortment of-6
Gents , furnishing Goods He has also aided to
hls stock splendid lot Of first class Custom made
Clothing from New York. at lower prices than
can be had In this city He invites his fre nds and
the public TO give him call. an returns his sim
cere thanks for their liberal patronage. 3! -2R
II WEEP FOB THEE DAZZLING Tine new
Song and Chorus, by james y Stewart, IL
now published and for sale at the music stores
This we'll known author OF vocal and instrumes-
tai music has added new aurels 10 his already en-
ylable re putatiOn ballad writer and wiz tgoso
The sfntfment 10 truly beautiful. The music /,
easy and the melody Of be- ter order than the gem
erai ran Of ballads The chorus 10 e. specially 6ne .
snd has the true ring" Of Foster most be.itch
ing plantation melodies with all the attributes of
pathos. As v hole it 10 snsur passed, and bears
unmistskable evidence Of the author fascinating
Iished OILY by wHIrTEMORE, Detroit Price
~ Sens Mailed free on receipt q marked price
oc n-at 500 Pa. ave-. W..hinrton, D. c.
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New YoFk Markets

NEW YoRK,Oct 3l.-Cotton very dull; Quota
lions unchanged. Flour has advanced Jls9O
cents. Wheat has advanced Gas cents Corn
dec tined 2a3 cents. Oats declined cent PORK
buoyant. Lard quiet Whisky dull
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FLOATING THE JUAREZ BoNDs.-The Mexi
can bond spectators are at it again, and the
joke of il is that the "sold" Northern papers
never seem to see the point Of the Mexican
specials which figure SO conspIcuousIy in
their columns.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Oct 3l-flour quiet The grain
receipts are light and prices firm. Provisions
steady. Lard inactive. Coffee active. Sugar
firm. Seeds steady. Whisky nominal
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INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICER APPOINTED.
Mr.. +. NJ kinter was to-day appointed
Assessor of Internal Revenue tor the 2Ist dis =
trict of Pennsylvania.
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OARRTrsG CONCEALED WEAPoss-Yestsr-
day. of1ic-r Howes, of the eighth precinct ar
rested Thomas Smith. q sailor. for carrying .
concesied weapon. Jusuee Gull fRed Smita
twenty dollars.
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Another Battle in South America.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 81 Dates from Buenos
Ayres to the 9Th and Rosario to the 1nh inst,
state thai another desperate battle had taken
place between the BraNlians and the Para.
Ruayans, and though the allies claim the vic.
tory, no details are given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-31

ADMITTED TO THE BAE.-In the Criniuu
Court this N forming. on mot, on OF O. r Gu
man, James M Freeman WAS sd omitted as an
attorney and counsellor OF the Supreme Court
OF the District OF Columbia.
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tIoiA THE Cow LAw.-Timothy Gal.
Iagher was arrested yesterday by of,csr
Thompson, for having mere cows within tvo
hundred yards Of hrs neiEhbors' dweIIinrs
than " permitted by the city ordinances. ms.
tice Thompson aned him O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-31

~Hudson Taylor, 33i Pa. avenue sends us
Florence Maryatts new novel, TOO Good for
Him." just issu'd by Loring. OF Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-31

~Tbe baltimore American of this morning
denies the report that that paper has been sold
10 Colonel Forney or anybody else, or that il
is likely 10 be.
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Affairsra ,,esrseteu-

RHsidrED-Col J. Il Bald win, Superinteu.
dent OF the Southern Division OF the N atoms A.
Express Company, has resigned his position
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THERE WILL BB A NETTING OF the members
OF the press this evening, at 8o'clock, at the
Western Republican Press ONCE. on lith street.
70 take suitable action in regard to the dean
OF Frank Henry, and TO make arrangements 10
attend the funeral in BODY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-31

INTERNAL REvENUE-The receipts from this
source o-day were Sl,397,4s3.I3
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THE FKNIANs.-Mr Richard Oulahan, del
egate from the Fenian Brotherhood here to the
great New York meeting, has returned, bring.
ing an order from James Stevens, G.. O. 1. r.
for weekly meetings in the District ustil Jan.
nary lst to consult as to the best means of Aid ,
ing the Irish Revolutionary brotherhood.
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PERSONAL.

HEREBY CERTIFY that have no come ton
4 Whatever with the Drug Store No. 23l new
noik avenue, bet cen 4th aud 5th SITS. Mr. ChAs
80 ndwardsi is .ole proprietor and owner Of ssid
Washington City, D. O., Oct a $50 H. o @ 10 81 ST.
MADAM AHOLIAB. Az IMPRESSED ME-.
IV1 DUN AND CLAlRVUYANT would most
respectfully inform all who wish TO give her A cali
thst ehe Is now prepared to read the past present
ana future; Is also able to advise and consult in
all business matters lost or stolen property re-
covery 81 the same, love. marriage &C., at 323 9th
street, one door from street, from m. until 9
y. ID. oc3lw-
I'VE WISH TO INFORM eur Iady friends that
W We can now, at q little notice, make and
stamp any pauern brought us; and take spaci All
care 10 obtain the very latest designs Of am o. for
al klnds OF NeedlewOrS. Stamped Goods Braid
Sllk end working Gotten for safe
ocNtf PRINCE. ssl + street.
MES. CURTIS IRVING, Test aud Business
W Medium, will give Life Readings at her
former place, ago. north side of Penn a av., be-
tween ~ and 9th streets. ONCE hours from to 2
a. m % to9p. M. oc Is Inn
nK. DRAPER, LATE OF THE Us NAVY.
- has removed his Office from % to los Penn
avenue, the late residence of Dr. Smoot Office
hours before 10 q. m and after D M oc Is I'm
RRIDAL AND FUNEkAL WREATHS, BO
- DUETS, CROSSES. ANCHORS STARS &c. ,
preserved In patural form. WAX FLOWERS
HAIR FLOWERS, and BRAIPIN0. by Mrs
FRlES. late of Boston. Has removed TO No 400
1lth street, between and ii. oc ssms
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The HOUSE OF CORRECTION Yesterday
morning, meeting OF the trustees of the House
Of Correction was held at the City Hall, at
which several committees appointed at the
previous meeting reported. The previous
afternoon the Board visited the. Government
farm above Georgetown. inspecting the build
Ing, &c, and at the meeting yesterday they
took he initiatory steps towards repairing it,
and they are in hopes that they will have the
institution ready for operation by the middle
OF November.
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POLICE lNsPECTION.-TO-da day, Capt. B. nj.
Reed, inspector OF the Metropolitan Police,
completed his first general inspection in which
he has been engaged for several weeks past
He found the station houses in very bad CON.
oltion generally, even the two new ones need
ing repairs. The uniforms of the officers are
in much better condition than could reasona-
bly, be expected after the exposure to the
weather and the resistance of disorderly pris-
oners they were Obliged 10 encounter. BY the
new arrangement under the act Of Congress
which increased the officers pay, each officer
Is required to furnish his own uniform. All
other articles, as the belts, badges, wreaths,
mum bers and clubs are furnished by the Board
OF Police. In order 10 preserve uniformity OF
the material and economy in the purchase of
the coats, pants and vests, the Board purchase
the cloth ana furnish the men At wholesale
prices
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FOR BOYS,
Who wear Suspender Pants, only
s skdME .u st ShHE m aad FeST g.
sHITss sYt r. fss + ana VEST s1so
SfEISIxSr ovrRCo1Hifis: ss .sssss %
sLatk suIrs, JACKET Rs; and psn ao
BLAcn SUITE, Goat, Vest and Pants, sii5os to
FOB GENTLEMEN.
BLASk SUITS, Coat, Pants and Vest, sI2 SO to
sATINET SUITS, osat, Pants and Vest, $40
large stock of these satinet Suit. on hand. and
sEEI 1 s.TisE4y ssfrss .s ..s
sEES saIise, SUITS y t.
F FkSGS G g ssisFsE sSFs III.
SILK aIxsD CASHMERE SUITS, sas and
SILK MIXED CASHMERE SUITS. our stand
ard article, either Cashmere or black lined,
DOUBLE AND TWIST SUITS, very durable,
SsSsT JagkETs sT rcE al ssa
BLACK sASK GOATS, IS, sio, sia, SIS. sIs
BLAcK Flock COATS, $40, sI2, STA, sl1,
The s $40 s sss sn suS So $50 rRooK .,v.
BLACK PANTs, s. to sii:
OVEROO ATS,
WHITNEY and CHlNCHILLA very fashiops-
able, $40 TO S25
MILTON OyERCOATs. heavy and warm, SI2
PETERSHAM OVEROOATS, to shed rain, a 10
MOSCOW ans SAsToK BEAVER ovkROoArs,
BLACK Union ovERooArs, SIS
FALL ONERCOATs, $40. S13, S1s and sis
COMMON OVERC0ATS. SIC,
YELLOW OIL CLOTHING.
Orders by mail promptly fllsd.
GEORGE q. HENNING,
Corner 7th street and Maryland avenue,
oc 30 f6ts Washin gton, ID. q.
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J.P DENNIS,
Goa G b NJ A K 4 X,

Begs leave TO inform his customers ana tns Puol'
generally that he has RBMOSkD irom oa8HN
and 29s street, between 18th sSd lttn
streets, south side q Pennsy svsnas
Sreefer thsn in his old location. he csc do rep
ipe in all its branches and build nsv vork - ~
CHEAP, DURABLE. and 10 - 0yVv oLh
any Coochwek or IN the country. He hopes oy en-
pIcying nops but hrst class uechsnics, end ns,ns
nothtpa bat the best material together sitn 49,.
shAre o. patronage. sebs Wa
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CAPTURE OF ANOTHER OF THE GANG.-Last
night officer Wilson, of the Second Ward, ar.
rested Phillip Lancaster alias Chas. Fsrd, col
ored, one OF the accomplices of Moody and
Burnley. who are now in Jail for the larceny
OF the butter belonging 10 l.. Parker, from
Etchisons wagon yard, on 9TH street, and, alss,
with the larceny OF property from Etchison' 8
hotel. Lancaster admitted that certain goods
found in the possession Of John Holly, coiored,
We're sold by him to Holly, and says he got
them from moody. Justice Thompson COM
mitted him 10 Jail for further hearing in order
to afford the officers opportunity to investigate
the case little further