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THE CASE OF.LOwENrHAL.

"A New Orleans dispatch in Yesterdays ma.
per gave the particulars of a huge swindle
upon the Government by J. j. Lowenthal. a
claim agent Of this city, who, with Others, had
defrauded the Government of from s50a 0op tn
S1,OCO,oCo through forged affidavIts of dis.
charged soldiers for back pay and bounty. Up
TO tins time the detectives have failed TO dis
cover Lowenthal, though on the sharp hunt for
HIM throughout the country We may say tina,
above stated is believed to be a good deal ex
agserated. -- - -
Lowenthal Is well known in this CITY. wbara
ne mas been doing business as claim agent
Since the first part OF 1863 or tall Of 90 and his
reputation, especially among foreigners has
been none OF the best. He is, we belte va a
Prusstan by birth, and was formerly a PROBES
sor OF the Hebrew faith, but few wears sin re
he professed TO embrace the doctrines OF chris
tianty, and united himself TO the Trinity EMS.
copal Church, In this city. He came out in
the early part of the war with the 29th NeW
York volunteers, Col Stein webr. as onsrtsr
master, and subsequently. when the regiment
was assigned TO Fremont's command in West
Virginia ne was made the brigade quarter
master 10 the brigade to which the regiment
was attached. Here he was put under arrest
for misapplying the Government pronerty in
his possession, and was subsequently tried,
convicted and sentenced to be drummed out of
the command Accordirgly, at MiddJetown
Va, he was Invested Of his Shoulder strans
buttons, &c, and drummed out. the m usic On
tnat occasion being the " Rogue's March"
rev weeks ago ne visited the Schntzen
fest at the Washington Park, and while he
was promenading the grounds, the Germans.
indignant at his presence, caused ths bano To
play The Rogne's March," Tor his benefit.
when he abruptly left the grounds He left
Washington few days after wards for the
West, and 1t is stated that he then had in his
ossession paymaster's checks Amounting 70
over S2G0,COO., "
Lowenthal, while ON trial, as stated above.
attempted to bride some OF the membe of the
court by sending them segars wrapped in
grernbacke. About year ago he married one
o. .ne roIrest sisters, thsE performing at the
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by special orders from the War Department,
a board was conveLe to assemble In this CITY
yesterday, to prepare plan and specifications
for the buildings Of the War Department in
Washington contemplated by the seventh sec
ION OF the act OF Congress, approved July 2a
time req uisite for erecting the same, which, as
coon az prepared, will be submitted, with
report, to the Secretary Of War. "
The following Is the detail for the board -
Brigadier and Brevet Major General M g..
Meigs, Quartermaster G General; Brigadier and
Brevet Major General J. X Barnes, Surgeon
General; Brigader and Brevet Major General
MAJOR General f. ID. Townsend. Assistant
Adjutant General; Colonel and Brevet M ior
General A. E. Shras, Assistant Commisssry
General of Subsistence; Major and Breyet
Brigadier General A. Michler, Corps of Engi.
neers: Captain and Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
u. Treadwell. Ordnance Department The
Junior member will act as recorder
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fRksENT POPULATION OF THE UNITED
SrATEs-Ine state Department az Washing.
Ton has received returns from seven States. de-
notnR that the increase OF population. even
during me war, was In the following ratio =
Michigan, $40 per cent Rhode Island. per
cent massachusetts, 3 per cent Taking the
general average Of this increase, lax per cent
as iair approximation OF the ratio OF Increase
In the other States, the Census Burea es,,s
mates that the population OF the United States
has increased from 81. i33 pa. the lumber found
BY the census of ls5O. 10 KALAMAZOO
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A CURIOUS ExHIBITloN-A Forthcoming
exhibition of wet nurses is announced in the
Paris papers. The points 10 be considered will
be the amount and quality of the milk, the age
and temperament % the nurse, the kinds OF
food used by them. &c. Experiments will be
made TO demonstrate TO what degree NAL,
liquors or spirituous liquors partaken of by
the nurse impreRnate the milk also, whether a
passionate or fretful temper OF the nurse is
convey ed 10 the nursing child. The exhibition
promises to be a very curious. interesting, and
instructive affair
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TIE EASTERN QUESTION.

Great Enulein andia-Hravy Losses.
NEW YORK. S@The Hernids advicas ny
the aubfr Persia say the news from Ctudit
is OF much moment Inthf recent engagement
infi6eI-, the ahird troops and Egyptians were
defeated with eysaf loss. having as many as
thru thopsand men placed kQrs du combat. The
TURKISH Pnsha id conn = nd was captured. but
released After signing terms of capitalization.
The agita,Ion,was spreading 10 other islands
and l}rsece from CANDIDA and the eastern ques-
ton generally commanded serious attent ton in
the capitals of the great Pc wers.
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.Affaira In Grersefax.

RoBnERr-Lsst night iock trnasr - a.
canal ma NED Storfe Johns he, me- sI,en,, 81 s y.
ebria'ed, laid down on so,ne LOGS r..r' , IN
aqueduct and fell asleep lanes cris-a. 'ue
wsal.known ind ytdua, rysssiuR slong 800, =
him, and set 10 work TO rob him he 49,, VI
pair OF new boots from Johns' feet I'M a -.
his pocket He VI sx seen in IN. art Inv -
zen, who notified tfYicer Harper ara .hs 80,
prit was speedily arrested and tak.n 40 : "a.
station This mornise he was sent 10 ,aii sse
court by Justice BrcSey - '''
EuarTryE ARRrsrrD.(;eorse wrS.- As,
ter known as Curly "a eoree w no Ms. M r.~,..
in Washtneton tor an offence IN AI..nndr,.
some uays aeo and w no was liyered g.
Virginia officer on a REQ uisition from the r,
ernor escaped from The of6csr on ms yrsy a.,
Aleasndrta Lss. n,s hi he WAS re- ,rras.as ~
officer. War>yi,.k an a A vlss ara s.n, -, ,.'i,y
beadQuarters This evening" de,actiye Eeii.
will convex him To ALEXANDRA for trial
ARREST on PENcH Ware. y.s..r
day. Lewis Martin. eoIored VIA s,.rSs -
aict-d al court for the isrcenv -, Ne, 80,
Marx Young, failed. 10 anpsar a. ranni..S 81 ~
his bond snd was arrested hx So "
msn on bench varr,pt ans d.Iirats.ss , nost
T. = Marehal ~ "a
THE PRbvfsrox MaaKrrs Thu ra,L..
this YroruJpp presented ,ne usn.i .ona.sns
ofhn sinsss q, an Ss,nr6.r 90 a.sn -, IT,
supnix offered nv the dealer. ,r.s ~ ~ to-, -.
the demand and The nrfre. gensr.I1, 49,
shont !. in The Wa.hin - g. =. -, ~ 49,
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NEW MUsIG--Metzerott sends us the follow
ing new usic:-''Leap Year Waltz .sIIma
Msr,z (in the styl lie Of Kiss Waltz L think
OF Thee Thy Franz abtD
FROM John F. Ellis we have, "Whsre SMALL
ihnd Rest" words and music byJ. w. Pope;
ioa Gaiop, by G. Faust: The Guards
Waltze," bv Godfrey; "Tbe Withered Hear ;,
py rope The Land of Dreams by T. y.
SsnIneId; and the "Fire Fly do; all pub.
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FINANCIAL.
Lewis johnson & Co, quote Stocks and
Bonds In home and foreign markets as follow

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-First Board-U. S. reg
isttred. 1891, Xix; do, Coupons, 1l2a; s-2o's
registered, lO4H; do. coupons, l12x: do, new
l09a; 40 9, Registered; 99H; do. coupons, 99a.
7-3ps. I6,s; Ohio and Mississippi Cert n Gates
334; Canton. SAN; Uumoeriand. SAX; Qu,cksil.
yer, 55k, Marposa, 13I; New York Central
Reading, he; Michigan Central, us; Mich
isa Southern, a. y; Illinois Central, i2IH
Cleveland and Pittsburg, 50; cleveland and
Toledo; pm Rock Island, ioex; North ives
iOca Chicago and Alton, III: Alton and Ter.
r. auto, 3sk; Toledo and Wabash, As; W. U
telegraph, SAG; Boston Water Power. 32a
Pacific Mail, 2ls; Atlantic Mail, nix. Amer.
lean gold, l49k. s-ts . .E s-r
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LAND OPERATIONS.

The Commissioner OF the General Land
Office has received returns from the local land
offices at Menasha, Wisconsin; Olympia Wash.
ington Territory, and La Crosse, Wiscoa sin,
showing that the public lands disposed OF Al
those places during August amounted to 90, sos
acres, as follows: FL
AT Menasha, 7040 acres were located with
agricultural college, and 2iO with military
warrants; 1,2o5 acres were entered under the
homestead law, and PCS were sold for cash
at Olympia, there were sold for cash ALI
acres; entered under the home stead law, 800:
located with military warrants, 4e0; entered
under donation claims, Gas. .. \ I
AT La Crosse, S.s6& acres were entered under
the homestead law, and 1,222 sold for cash.
PERsoFAL.-A. S. Brady, OF Brady's Gymna.
SUM, is i'll in New York with fever, we learn
INTERNAL REvKNUs.-Ths receipts from this
source o-day were ss0e, BOG 90. t.-'
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APPOINTMENT BY TIE PRESIDENT.
The President to-day appointed Philip II.
H. Morgan u. 5. Attorney for the District of
Louisiana.
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Mar Veil MALTA

NEW YORK, Oct 6.-Cotion very dull and de-
clinsd 4a6 cents since Tuesday. Prices are
Eominal; uplands %; Orleans heavy Wheat
dull. Mixed Corn one cent lower. Sales at 80
cents per bushol. - - .r.... a
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anthor OF s.Armageddon," was Sttaoked witn
cholern at Nashville, on SATURDAY mornfn~
last. He lad eaten q hearty supper, AND sew.
eral apples late the night Pre- vious. He was
ouHo etIess ecSVonse. " lLlEL .L..Il -.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS,
ANOTHER CANADIAN DIFFICULTY.
THE RIGHT OF SEARCH. fE.-,
CASE OF THE STEAMER CONGRESS.
OUR GOVERNMENT DEMANDS AN
APOLOGY or THE BRITISH -.
rf--- -" CONSUL H-ff EFN.

OTTAWA, Oct 6.-The Government has been
inquiring into the recent search of the steamer
Congress, under u. 3. colors. by the British
gunboat Rescue. The American Government
has demanded an apology Of the British Don.
sui At Buffalo, who informed the Government
that the Congress was Fenian vessel, and
had been armed TO attack the shipping Of the
towns on Lake Erie. "a
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dITE HOUSE

There was large attendance of visitors a.
the White House to.day, but nothing occurred
ofspecial interest. Secretary McOulioch had
an interview with the President in the morn.
ing -Fg.ls...-.. g. r...
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THE U. s. STEAMER SHENANDOAH

A dispatch dated the 23d OF August last has
been received at the Navy Department from
Capt. j. X. Goldsborough. commanding The
U. s. steamer Shenandoah, announcing the ar.
rival of the vessel at the island of Mahi. one os
Seychelles group. Oficers and ere w all well
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PArESTs.-Two hundred and twenty-five
patents will be issued from the Patent One.
next week.
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TIE ISLAND & AZ b :: q the only ,,.o. to

Duy bargains IN
ID r Y @ obs
They are offer ing goods at twenty Der cent less
than any house in this city.
oneyard wide COTTON for 20 cents
Coed CALIO0ES for l6 cents
sPRAGUE and MERRIMACS for 20 cents.
Nice DELAIEGs for 80 cents
there is also Q large assortment Of OAssI-
MkRIS, fLANEELS and BLANKETS, which
they offer at redaced prices.
Cell and see for yourself. Remember the Island
Arcade, o43 and o47 7th street, between ana 4,
lslabd. It,
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Ralt;~nrs NfarLsts-

BALTIMORE, Oct s.-Grain receipts are very
light, and prices are unsettled: stock light.
; Provisions dull Mess Pork SA so Sugars
nm! Coffee dull. WHISKY. Western, sss3a
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sECRETARY sR&ARn-

We art happy to announce that the condition
OF Secretary Seward coptinues to improve. and
that it Is expected he will oe able to be at the
State Department on Monday. r..ls
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PERSON AL.


DERsONAL.-A young lady and gentleman : are
10 apd u OF good appearance and pleasing m an.
het, VINO have lately returned from long sea
voyhge, snd Intend to adopt this city AS their flu
ture home wishes TO AXE the acau Ain ance of one
ana Isdies, With hope Of forcing an agreeable
friendshlp. AddI.ss Miss LILLlEV. PRESCOTT,
CHAs. G. PRESCOTT ocs 81.
MONTHLY NURsE-A monthly Nur., mst
A'A dlsenRaRed, with the best Of city refer snces
can be seen at No. 252 u street, near 18th street
EENTLEMEN DESTROYS Of ha ring their CLIO III.
~ ING SECURED and REPAIKEO 80 as to ap
pear a. new, would DO we'll BY calling at B. MA
GhUDERS. No All 10th street. between D and
Estreete he hi CHEST cash prices paid for Sec
Wv NOW OIo.ulns. - Oc lin
hk. d. w. PRENTISS has removed his office
- from corner of 7th and l. streets 10 Residence
no 2oI 9th street, near N. Once hours frsm TO
iVe ID. AND 70 p. m. sc 29-2w-
ADIES-Your attention is called to the fact
- that you can have your old styles Silk Hats,
lsteV stsle Of La DIES ATS at the Hat Reno
Sati& Establir hment of NJ. CUNNINGHAM No,
34o1a 9TH street, between l and X. &C a-eo2w'
nR. L0VEJOY HAS REMOVED to the South
y east curDer Of and 9th streets. Messages may
still he left At the Office on 18th street betveen
q. N and p m. Office hours at the corner OF 18th
and streets, O'Clock q. m. and p. M. -
N Removed to 44O 18th st.. bet Il and X.
4. DECALOOMAlNE.N French art Of decora-
ting Chins, Wood, Silks, DC durably, equaIing
the most beautiful paintings. Instructions fres.
Inc best designs and Cheapest In the city. whole.
soie eno retail. sel3-e0lm<
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Shipwrecks,

LIwKs RIVER, N. J., Oct. 6.-The steamer
Starlight, from Wilmington, N. c., for Now
York. Ia ashore on Barnegat and has bilesd.
Her cargo consists mostly Of rosin and turpen-
tine The vessel will probably be q total
loee. -a " tlt3f dGK5 -tFFF-,Is u i5T.r7 :
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 6.--Ths brig Flea.
nor, Captain Fisher, from the Weet Indies,
Currituck Iblet, N. c., on wednesday morn
ing, at O'Clock. The vessel and caree, il Ii
thought. will prove total loss q, N - ,
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Trial Of Reuiaus

TORONTO, Oct appropriations are actively
progressing for the trial of the Fenians cap
tured last June, at the approaching assizes.
The best legal talent of the city is engaged on
both sides. 1t is understood that Mr.. Game.
ron, M p, rs engaged in behalf of the Feuians
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rheCholer..

sMRMPHIe, Oct 5.-There were ten cases AND
eight deaths from cholera yesterday. =
NASHVILLE. Oct. 5.-Four deaths occurred
from cholera In che lest u hours. aEa
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nRY GooDs-CARPETs.

GEO. J. JOHNSON eco,
naye In store a full Stock of DRY GOODS.
D01R ht before the recent advance, which they ere
Colleges. Is. IL; %, . cents; Muslins and Ar
81. cents; Towels, % cents, worth sly; Good
Crash. l21 c. nts; Balmors skirts, q SO Blank
s. 20, sold last con at 10.
Alse. full stock of CARPETs-Hemp Stair
bag. Brussels, Ingram. ard Three Ply; price Is
cents to 81 20 JOHNSON q sUTr0NS
~ Old Stand.
&C st S21 Seventh street.
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MADAM AH0LIAB. Alb IMPRESS I'd ME-.
Az DlC AND CLAIRvOYANT, would most
Iespeetfnily inform all who wish to give her cali
tnsts 1s now prepared to read the past, present
ana future; 10 also able to advice and coasuit in
All business matters, lost stolen property re-
coSery 81 the sams, love. marriage, &c. ut 333 6th
,. N. oc $50
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nRAwIN0 AND PAINTING-C'asses In the
~ above are now being formed by Mr. WIN
MACLEOD. at his resi- ence, 3s3 New York ave .
rear 18th street &C 6eo3t'
L. EHrUOKY BREAKFAST BACON-Brigst
IN and superior ~ .lity. just received.
.t-. tr u. H. p. KING a SON,
King PLACE.
oc6 Cor. Vermont av. end Isss street
SEWING MACHINES
Another lot OF those popular
No. D GROykR BAKER MACHINES
just received at
DAVIS GATHERS,
CcbJ 30 Market space.
BUSINESS NOTICE All persers shaving claim.
- q ain.t me will please present the same FOR
ssttlement; and all perSors irdebted to me will
pie Sc come forward and de lie, A. no sccounts
will be extended to the new Il rm books until no.
late business is settled.
ocs.st Bui'der,s D. not 80 D ~ s.rsst
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF PUB
" LILO BUILDINGS,

EOR RtNf Or eALE-A 6ns second hAnd b.
II Con Haven PIANO Also, for sail,
= superior knabe PIANO, new. at 26ike3%
q. nea< l&th st. oc J eacts UNIV
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PIANosi P
P IAN o ST.

63 PIANOS
AND
SO ORGANS AND hELODEOHs.
Now in my Storesnd warerooms. Y
Consisting Of fine specimen Instruments frem
whom 4 am SOLE AGEHr in this)R6
Chicke,ing q Sons, WI. Bradbury,
George NJ Guild Co., Gsr.Saii Tr.Sssi Co.
SECONDHAND PIANOS at great bargains.
PIANOS sold on easy terms.
PIANOS tuned, repaired. moved, exchanged,
taken on storage, packed, &e, &c, 1t snort
JOHN Y. ELLIS,
800 Penusy vania avenue.
- near corner of 10th ST.
Every Article in the Music Business, oes-u
M Rs. A. 9: oAsToN, =
= ROOMS II IA sss IEaissi hr III fssThsEsr.
oc jim near Peunsylysais avenue.
RUlLDHRs' HARDWARE. =
! h 4 On s.pd . good stock of BUILDERS
HAk0WARE,s 1T lowest maj ket price. m
oe, ssiL'sks' DEPOT; ssa ~ ;s,, sSov
To rRE LADIEs.
1havs the finest and best assortm.nt es L .dies.
ntse,s. and Childrens Shoes south Of -
Bottons Front lace. Congress. tipped And elai 3,
Of hid. Morocco, Goat and Lasting.
EIs OF Imported material, very populsf In Hev
Tossxher with Q genera, line of all ous,,tic. Of
Good witch am selling at towsr prices tina can
be bcueht OF the came qualities.
Gall and zee before purchasing. uoov.e
~ s3ffennsyl..ni. avenue b.tsesn
se - eo6t tth and fth streets, sou IN side.
p!EIIEe &c . - n s.s sssaauss 9. sss
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sEvINTH STREET.

GKNT s SILK AND CAssIMHBE HATS.
IEsOkr ard SOFT HAT, any style and shape
For Young Men-The MOHoPAC CROQUEr,
I h. ID. HAT,D something new.
ecsrfs. Ties, Collars, Gloves. Suspeaders and
Half Hose, UMBRELLAS, and Walking Games
Low PRICES AND FAIR DEALING.
R.W. BURR 90,
oc s % 3s3 18th street, under norsey' = Hate
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OTTAWA, Oct. Sit is reported on good au-
thority that the Canadian delegation TO Eng
land on the confederation Will consist OF the
Hon. MessTs. Cartier and Longevin, of Lower
Canada. and Nc Donald and McDougall, of
Upper Canada.
Two colonies Of engineers have arrived
here, ii is supposed, with the view Of fortify-
ing the CITY
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y he UNDRRSlGNED. r. DEsFOsSE, French
Bsker. 361 18th street, corner of PennsyIyania
s,sn ne, takes pleasure of infl|ing his friends
chased the establ' 3hment OF Bonnesu, hereto IN,
tore French Baker IN 10Th str Get, Wsshingtoh, W
toners in this city, by mu tusl consent
MI Desfeese. by industry, attention, vigi-
IN Washington, has succeeded 10 make his name
knoan not only as French Baker, but for the
hAgienic qualities ofhis French bread.
Having hereafter re customers Of both estab-
lishmen.s 20 attend ia, Mr.. y. Desfosse win spare
n<fther trouble nor ex pense q the of fabrca-
ton. 70 have the French ami merfcan Bread of
superior quality. and continue to have good
4 I'm
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

EyENIHG SCHOOL AT GEORGETOwN
~ AOADEMY, l2s Bridge street HENRY
-HITALL. Principal. will open Gctobar sth
from 70 every evening, Saturday and Sunday
excepted Persons wishing to Improve tbemseI yes
IN me useful branches OF good ed ucstion will do
oc o st. -'' 'A"' ""9Aoo'
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LOST AND FOUND.

AOO1 hANu COO MI.
STRAYED Oh STOLEN large white COW.
- crooked horns liberal reward will he 81 ven
bridge. "'1 JACKSON A''e'' near the ire Iron
SlOn &C. pksHoNhbf ia saT w.. SEsS,
guy, $50 for his place OF residence. Address
south western Club, corner of IIth and r streets
.oosa - : &C 6-3t.
9 s.rn the .t instant. the Park and
The nnder will receive liberal reward BY leaving
IL I: No '0s "h street. S'T Hl EsIs w1EBrR.
OsT.YesteIday. in going from 9th to 18th at,
Ha h e matted an ana
R AZ IEss' shall Be SUITABLY rewarded ~
OsT-0n the 9Th October, . GOLD WATCH,
- with hunting case and gold chain supposed to
passing the in:.os s or Ia
Washington city, bot een the hours OF Q and 6 D.
ing It At Rias Bank. By john G. Clarke. ~ i Il.
EOUHD-A stray COW, which the owner can
Inquire naTs y prSSI ns and paying
1. 1s ,.a .ss.;
s1 rsxsr f. v Hh bs ,po; her
biCE. corner Of 18th and si.. returned &c 90
WAS, BROUGHT TO MY STABLE FOR
Bay NAB. Tine owner oSne g' are f reaDsst
a R. FOWLER Stable, New YorS syenns' ny.
l4th and 18th SITS, oc & aSs r.
e. REWARD;--Strayed or stolen, on Saturday,
SO the 18th nit Q white COW with turued IN
horns both ears cut. The above reward viii be
given II returned to ADAM RHINEHART
tBsker , % G ct, bet. ed and sd SITS. &C 7.Iw|
&1S RHWARD, strsyed OF. stolen, on the 18th
@IC Of September, q dark red mich COW,
spotted white; leit horn broken. The above re-,
ward will be paid for her return to JOHNWALSd
corner OF Bssli and Montgomery streets, George.
eoWn. &C 2-6ts-
&OS kEwARD.-I viii pay the above re-
90 ward for the return Of four FAT CAT.
LIE which estrsyed from my slaughts pens on
steers. ri H03ITtEp
&C 2-lw. 18th and X SITS east Navy Yard.
con REwABD-stoien ON the night of The
SCO $50 OF September from the premises of
george J ones near Bladensburg, q dark brown
HOksE, marked u. and /. q medium size
name and tail somewhat sunburnt; hns a roam
nose. The above reward will be paid if returned
10 gro JONHS N
oo7 Hyattsville, Prince 0sorgeS 90. MD
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ToPARTNRRsHIP NOTICE.

The under~i 9ned has associated With him Mr..
n MIEGATE for the purpose of cnuducting the
Sash, DOOR. and BLIND n An FACTORING
BtelNBSS at the old and well known Esta blish-
ment Ne, 500 7th street. nearly opposite the Cen
ter Market spdtbe arm viii hereaf1er be know n
uDeor the detigpation of b. W. HAMILTON
90. ; = =
The late proprietor takes this occasion to return
HE thanks 10 the public of the District OF Colu he
snd vicinity for their liberal patronage ana re-
specffufiy solicits . continuance Of the same for
the lev hrm.
&C an H. w HAMH.FON
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sREAT REDUOTION IN PRIoE OF

EREAT REDUCTION In PRlOE OF
O o A L.
SIS PER TON
I have now on the way 500 TONS Of best
LOCUST, M0UNTAIN. WHITE ASH, FUR
MACE, EGG, and STOVE SIZE COAL, which
lwill deliver 70 any part OF the city for z Per
Ton, OF 2 20 ID. weight guar anteed
HYMNS VALLEY, BALTIuHRB co.. LOB
ELY and SHAM0kIN GOALS at preportionste
low prize ii. CLAY STEWART,
&C ST Oiice corner ID and l2Ih streAfs
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Union Republican TorchIight Procession
in Philadelphia.
PHILApKLPHIA, Oct. 5.-Among tho political
demons rations tonight was q grand torch light
Procession OF The Union Republican Club, Of
this city. =
DISTURBANCE. e
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Sat the close of the
meeting OF the Conservative men Ia front OF
Independence Hall, u disturbance oc .urred
which resulted I'm the severe wounding of one
or two police officers and several citiz ans
There are different accounts to the origin Of
the disturbance, which only lasted for few
mOments