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OFFICERS TRAVELLING ON DUTY.
General Order No. 50, issued from the Wa


General Order No. So, issued from the War
Department to-day. provides as follows:
/. Whenever an officer is ordered from one
station to another, or for the performance OF
any duty, not being with troops. he shall pro.
coed by the most direct route, without uniaec.
essary delay; nor is he, upon any pretsnce
whatever, except that Of sudden Illness to a .
ply for leave Of absence from the time he quits
the station at which he receives the order until
he has arri we'd at his place of destination .
2. Whenever an officer under orders shall
appear to have made unusual or unnecessary
delay on the route, Immediately on his arrival
at the post the commanding onicer wnl call
upon him to report the cause OF his delay; and
should such report be unsatisfactory the
omcer will be placed in arrest, and the neces-
sary charges will be preferred against him for
his delay or unauthorized absence, and imme.
diately submitted for consideration to the
proper commander authorized to insti ute
General Courts Martial. II the delinq uent
officer be superior in rank TO the commander,
the required report will. In such . case be
made by the senior himself.
3. whenever an ofncer il detached from his
company, regiment or post for the performances
OF specified duty, that duty being performed,
he Will return to his previous station, unless
otherwise directed.
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THE ELECTIONS TO MORROW.

MVbhOW.
Elections take place to- morrow, October 9th,
in the following States, and for the officers de-
signated:
PENNSYLVANIA Governor, twenty -four
members of Congress, and members Of Legis-
latuTe; United States Senator to elect.
OHio-Nineteen members Of Congress
INDIANA-State officers, eleven members OF
Congress and members OF the Legislature. A
United States Senator to elect in place Of H.
S. Lane.
IowA-State officers, SIX members of Con.
gress. and members Of Legislature.
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~ A great attraction just now at Hudson
Taylors cozy, welI-ordered bookstore is a col
lection OF superbly illustrated French works
entitled the " Industrial Art Library for the
nse OF artists, archiiects, decorators, builders,
marble -cntters- Only an examination Of these
magnificent works win serve to show the per-
1ectIon TO which French art has arrived in the
wsy OF Illustration, especially in chrome 18th.
ography.
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MUSTER OUT sUsPENpID

The Secretary of War has directed Major
General Sickies to suspend the muster out of
Breyet Brigadier General Charles II. Howard.
Colonel OF the I2eth u. s. colored troops, and
Brevet MAJOR A. p. Ketchum, Captain in the
same regiment General Howard is now on
duty as Assistant Commissioner of the Freed
mems Bureau for the District Of Columbia. and
major ketchum is the Assistant Adju tant Gen
erai on the staff Of Major General o. o. How
ARD, Commissioner of the Bureau
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
FAONI San FRANCISCO

FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Action of the Oregon Legislature 20 Nullify
the Pc ssage Of the CONSTITUTE O n Am nd
ment-IndIan 0utrages, sc.
SAN fRANCIecO, Oct IA dispatch frem
Salem. Oregon. states that in the House of
Assembly yesterday, Mr.. Humason offered q
series Of resolutions declaring that the scton
of the House in ratifying the Constitutional
amendment before the admission OF the men,
bers from Grant county, was fraudulent, and
by the aid of one Union member the res lutions
were adopted-yeas "a, nays p. The Secretary
of State was then required TO transmit copy
Of the resolutions to Secretary Seward. Fur
Their action will be had tomorrow.
Nathan Floyd, ne OF Leavenworth, was re-
Gently killed, together with seven companions,
by party OF Indians while en- route to Mon
tana.
umbia river with one hundred and twenty one
thousand dollars in treasure.
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PBoPosALs FOB FORAGE AND FUEL.

DEPOT eUARTERMAsTER' OFFICE
BALTIMORE Oct. 8, lsS.(
sealed Proposals; II d1plieate. will be received
m, fer delivery at THE depot OF the foTiowine
named articles, In such quantities. more or les
sno 81 such times ana places reaured By the Gov
% TONS GOOD, MHRCHANTABLI TIMOTHY
LAS BUSH ELL OATS, in sacks.
IL TONS STRAW. I'm bales,
800 CORDS WOOD, oak and pine.
go TONS COAL, Anthracite, -.
Articles to be of the best quality, and cub ect TO
the utual Government Inspection.
The lowest BID for each article 70 be accepted.
after funds received
For further informatton inquire at this Office
By order Of the Quarter m aster General
A. 3. K1MBALL,
Brevet MAJOR and A. q. M,
&C Std Depot Quarterme ter,
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REsIGSATIoN-The letter Of Hon. D. "
Cooley 10 the President. dated the LIST instant,
resigning bis position in the Interior Depart
ment as Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, as
signs political reasons for his action.
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@Mr. Sutton, chief Of the official corps Of
reporters for the United States Senate, and d
+. Murphy al d James G. Murphy. his prin-
cipal assistants, have produced in pamphlet
form an accurate report Of the proceedings OF
the "Southern Loyalists' Con yention." lately
held In Philadelphia.
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RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMS

The receipts from customs at the ports of Bos-
ton, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
for the week ending September 30, were as fol
lows Boston, S3sl $685. New York, e2,s72,-
4C6,66; Philadelphia s257 ,9O7.27 Baltimore
ssl,O3s.l3; fetal, s3.592, 73s IS.
The receipts at New Orleans, from the 10th
to the ped ult., Were Sl49, l3645.
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WHITE HOUSE

The executive mansion was thronged to day
with applicants for interviews with the Pres
ident, but up to a late hour no general audience
had been given. Secretaries Seward and
McCulloch, and the Attorney General had IN
terviews with the President during the morn
ing.
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a. WIN. L. WALL q CO., Auctioneer.
- Stores Nos. 81 and BY
South corner Penn avenue and 9th stre~s
70 REAL EsThTEA AUCTION.

On THURSDAY October m q, z
O'Clock, We will sell, In front Of the premises mari
OF Lot number 2, in Square so, beinr DE ,rly osno
site TO walkers Lumber Yard, and between ION
and 18th streets, and near the avenue ~
On FRIDAY AFTEkNOON, in front of the
premises, At O'Clock, coamencine Of eqrsre az
we viii sell Lot 2 in Square 81 'front.' p- a. in -he
en- 2ith street, and running back to o q foot alley
Also. Lot No I, in Square 81 ct the corner Of Path
ana streets fronting O. feet 14th ct and IS
on north y street. Also, Lot No. 4, In Square IN .
fronting leS feet inches on nor IA street And
running through to 2sst street ~
We call the attention Of buyers to the above sale
as they Will be mptorily sold for cash and OF
Inducements 70 pure haser
All cenveyancins and stamps 1t the expense Of
A deposit Of go viii be required from each pur.
chaser a. soon - the property 10 knocked down
oc6d w. l.. WALL CO. Aucts
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BALTIMORE. Oct s.-FIour form Western
Extra, SIP 75aSl3; Superfine, S10.50aSlI very
light receipts of grain. Corn firm, eIaSI. 10
Oats 5ea60. Seeds steady. New Glover SaI2X
Provisions dull Coffee active. Rio frm
Sugars quiet Whisky dull.
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DEATH OF A NAVAL OFFICER

The Navy Department has received informa.
ton Of the death, at Carlisle, Pa, Of Captain
A h Long, U. > Navy, the father of Colonel
A n. Long, u one Of the Presidents Private
Secretaries. :
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IMPORTANT DECISION

The Second Comptroller Of the Treasury has
decided that hernia or the breaking Of a limb,
when incurre1 In the performance Of military
duty, are wounds within the meaning OF the
act Of July 18th. 1866 II they are OF sufficient
gravity 10 cause The soldiers discharge
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Death of Com. stockton.

PRINCETON, N. J., Oct. s.-Commodore Stock
ton died here at ten o'clock last night His fu-
neral takes place at two O'Clock Wednesday
afternoon
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Marine niSasfsr

NEW YORK, Oct. s.-The ship Sebastopol,
from Logua for New York, was abandoned at
sea on the 4th instant. Her captain and crew
were rescued BY the steamship Mississippi,
from New Orleans, and brought to this port
this morning.
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Z q o., AuStisueers.

1900 TUESDAY, October 9th, 1866,
At 2S5 Pennsy " snia avenue AT o., o'cIoot-
lCl Gross Matches.
zoo Or. Tia Pals and Covers.
~ Ine gallon demijohns Old Rye and Bourbon
IS tSo,Csllon aemtjohns Old Rye and Bourbon
Whistles, Gin, &C. =
p 900 cl dice Cigars.
60 boxes choice Green and Black Teas
barrels Old Rye whisky.
item gallon kegs Scotch whisky
a choice assortment Of Groceries, Fancy Goods
Houons, brooms, willow Baskets, Chairs, Flour
Buckets, &C, &c.
1t NAGLR 20 Aprt.
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NAVAL DISPATCHES.

Dispatches received at the Navy Department
to-day announce the arrival OF the United
States steamer Mohican at st. Thomas, West
Indies, on the 18th Ultimo, and Of the uuiata
lith OF August The ofhoers and crew were ali
we'll 81
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The Commissioner of the General Land ON ce
has received report Of the 24:h ult., from the
Surveyor General at Denver, Colorado
acknowledging the receipt of instructions
making available the appropriations for Col
orado The Surveyor General proposed TO i'm.
mediately contract for the survey, so that the
two rRonths' work might be completed this
fall. The land proposed to be surveyed lies
from the Cache la Poudre down the Platte
sixty miles, and on the line of the Smoky Hill
Road. 1t was designed that the surveying
operations would be on the probable lines of
both Of the contemplated railroads, and at the
same time accommodate the wants Of the settlers.
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~John >. Rarey, the celebrated horse ia.
mer, died suddenly az Cleveland, Ohio, on the
Sun INST LAST December he had stroke OF
Paraly sis, since which time be had been treated
oy several prominent physicians. On Thurs.
Gay, at twop. m, he left the waddell House
Ior a walk, but soon returned, complaining OF
pam IN tne head After being seated few
minutes be exclaimed, "I am dyingn and in
about an hour be expired
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NECRETARY SRwARD

We are happy to announce that Secretary
Seward was at the State Department this
morning, having SO far recovered from his
recent attack OF illness as to be able to perform
his Official aties
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DECREE OF DIvoRCE.-This morning, Judge
Wylie, sitting in the Equity Court, made a
decree divorcing Victoria A. J. Forrest from
the bonds OF matrimony with Zachariah For
rest, giving her the power to resume her maiden
name OF Worster and the custody OF her two
children. The petition in this case states tina.
the parties were married in August, 1850, and
charges adultery on Zachariah Forrest with
a woman named Matte Langley, at house on
10th street, in October last, and that be has
frequently beaten the petitioner, and In Octo.
Der last he deserted her, and has not done any,
thing towards maintaining her or the children
since. The evidence in the case was taken
be fore Commissioner E. F. Brown, when wit
ness testified to having seen HIM in the act of
adultery with two persons in the house referred
to- M. Thompson, solicitor for the COM
plainant
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GEN BEAUREeARD-0eu. Beauregard, who
recently returned to this country from Europe,
reached Baltimore yesterday morning. and Is
stopping a. Barnum's City Hotel. He IL on his
way TO his home In New Orleans.
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Rf d. L. WELLS CO..
~ AuctieReers and Real Estate Brokers'
Northwest corner 10th ana n streets.
AN ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES. FIX.
IT Res, &c, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On IT. EsDAf, the 9Th day Of October instant. at
y o clock a. m, we shall sell, at the corner 7th
street west and street north, an assortn ent Of
groceries. Fixtures. &c.
Terms cash. Dbl WELLS CO.. Aucts.
Also,
Upon the same day, 81 III O'Clock a m d, upon the
premises we shall cell the Store House ana Lot
xCo feet deep 70 an alley at the corner of Tth and
streets west.
Lot corner OF 9TH ar 7 streets west 4. fas, >
Inches front BY 100 feet deep, 20 an alley.
One Lot, 80 feet front by 10 feet deem in ~.
hourIshi og new town Of Centrslia, !" the Bait
more and Ohio Railroad.
Conyeyancipg and stamps at purchasers cost
Terms cash. $50 down each lot when sold
1t Intel ID. l.. WELLS co, hucts
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SOME OF THE RESULTS.

BY the Atlantic cable we have intelligence
that the patent taking possession of the recent
kingdom Of Hanover, was pr omulg gated by the
Government of Prussia on Saturday and that
the loyalty of the people is demanded in all
cases; also, that by the treaty between Italy
and Austria the former. acq uires the territory
OF Nenetia as it existed while under the do
minion Of Austria; and that the debt of We.
Meta, amounting to thirty. I've millions of aor.
ins. is assumed by the Italian Government
These are some of the results of the late Ger
man war, and from their Importance demand
attention. 1t has been the fashion for many
American journals to exult in the success of
Prussia, and to say that Napoleon, who had
"great expectations" has not only been dis.
appointed, but Inundated by the result of
the contest. Now, we cannot see how auy
friend OF republican institutions can approve
OF the obliteratIon of the last yestiges of
liberty in Germany, by a Power which is con-
solidating the free cities of the Fatherland 1.-THE
refugees Of morality. art and science from fen.
dal times down to the presently into nation.
ality, which is essentially despotic, and al
ready, it will be seen, exacts the loyalty of its
new subjects in all cases. The States annexed
to the Prussan empire not only lose a mud
and liberal Government, but have to furnish
for military purposes double the number of
men and twice the amount of money hereto
fore required OF them, while the amounts
granted by Prussia for the maintenance of the
poor and for educational purposes is much less
than the average appropriations of these States
for the same purposes. Prussia gains: they
lose. ~
As for the position OF Napoleon, it is not
quite SO bad as represented. With a divided
Germany, an eternal war between Austria and
Prussia, and his protecterate OF Baden, Wur-
temburg and Bavaria. Napoleon is still master
CT the situation; and his animation with Aus.
tria and other European Powers may undo at
any time all that Bismark has accomplish she'd
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COMMITTED TO JAIL.-Malotha Trail, who.
during the war, acted as a detective under
Gen. Baker, was. on last Friday, committed
ing him with highway robbery, for having
stolen horse from Captain George w. CHS
we'll Of this Montgomery county. Trail in
company with another man, took the horse
under the pretence that they were citing nv
order of the government -RockviHe SenfinsL
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PERSONAL.

"A wishes the public to know that certain wo,
a. ers coiored-who was sent to jail
Yates Selby, gave her name as Jane Thomas in
sseao 81 LIZA Myers. 1t
DEkSONAL:-A young lady and Gentleman age
10 and II of good ppear ance and pleasin g m an
nefs; who nave lately returned from a long sea
yoysge, and intend to adopt this city as their fu
ture nome; wishes 90 make the scqua Atance of one
or more handsome and refined young gentlemen
And ladies, with hope OF forcing an agreeable
frfendshlp. Address Miss LILLE Y. PRESCOTT,
OnAo. u. PkEoCOTT. Oc5 ST.
NOHTHLY NURSE-A monthly Nur.> mst
AV1 disenesRe6, with the best of city refe, Snce,
can De seen at No. 252 q street, near 18th street
hR. d. W. PRENTISS has removed ~ office
y from corner of 7th and L streets to he, nee
no 295 9th street, near N. Once hours f 81 8 to
l0a. m. and to p m. Sc 29-2ws
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SShillington, Odeon Building, sends MS Nc
IL of the GALAXY, just received
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TEE DELAWARE ELECrIoN.-The Delaware
CARTE gives the full vote Of the election In
that State on Tuesday for inspectors. The con
servstive majority m New Castle county is
2li, in Kent, sSU In Sussex, 6o6 total In the
State, $50.
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NOVIMBIR COUPONS OF o. 8 s. 30 BONDS
purchased by LEWIS JOHNSON co
oc Bankers, 293 Pa. ave.
GHHUINE POMMADB GREAsE.-This pom
~. -, NAL is made mp By the mueer.tion Of vege-
table and flowers. Sold ct DEHON0ROT,S
Human Hair and Perfunery Store corner i0th And
ID streets, near the avenue. ocs3ts
LOB sALE-A splendid BUGGY MARE tnor
oush-bred. Red Buck" stock young, n
sound, good size, stylish. and very fast: IN
and indeed, without . fault; works fine IL "a
any harness. ALFRED JONES'
&C s St 126 St, between 2lst and cd
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RH &. y. PAGE. Auotioneer
- 500 9TH street. under Odd Tellovs' all

Continuation Of On Extensive Sale of Blanket.
Casters Plated Ware, Cutlery, Boots and ssoes
and large assortment of Fancy Goods EvERY
ENkNiNG this week, com mepcing at g.. o'clocf
X. y. PAGE Auctiopear
ocs st 500 9Th ST., under odd FelioHs, an
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LOST AND FOUND.

0sT-Thursday evening, on Penn "a avenue.
! - bet 9Th and ssh streets; pair Of GO LID SPEC
dACLkS The fiIder will confer favor and re.
Aessrs Calf & Bro. 1t.
GAME TO MY PREMISES on Saturday, Oct 6.
~ RED and white horned COW; white stripe
acI0se her shoulders; crop and o slit in 1er left
sa6 The owner is 70 GONE forward
STRAYEp Oh STOLEN the sta instant. q
tai, sna or 6aaeG h4kSI medium size with long
s,9s S., "a #ss:s S
It. Ferry House, Prince George . Co., Md
500 OFFERED E9R THE SAFE DELIv-
sos 20 Of H. j. DE, REshQh into Washington
south western Club. corner of IIth and streets
I osT..Ye.teI d.y. in going from 9th to l2ih st..
Hn h n.stss ,S an
Sow sfTeet shall besuisably rewarded By A.
EOUND-A stray COW, which the owner can
% y and paying charges
STRAYlE1s b. Or RI sT2LEHC cAu sig weeks ago,
s srs sSs: IL hsi
bfcE ss,nsr % yi be Il to
S. D ss q GS% ss ..s.s
to Th Sp sSST' ~
tBaker,l 50 G ST., bet. I'D and sd SITS. oc 2.Iw.
&1s REWARD-strayedo or efo n, on the 18th
spotted y hite: left horn broken ~ hove re,
ward will be paid for her return e. ALsd,
s ss.s: Of B'''l and Montgomery = l.s.s!
cox REWARD.-l viii pr @ above re-
xhisS s.sr.yeS sen!n shs.4 peG GA On
Friday, 18th September. One red and three roam
steers. HONTLIER
&C NV 18th and ats. east, Navy Yard. 1
GCn REWARD-stolen on the NIGHT of the
you $50 OF September from the premises Of
george G4rg Jones near Bladensburg, . dark brown
name and tail somewhat sunburnt; has Q roam
nose. The above reward will be paid If returned
10 GEO. JONES.
oo3 Hyattsville, Prince Georges Co., Md.
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lN.KRSAL REvKNUK.-The receipts from this
source to-day Were abou s1.O7S,OOO
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Rector OF Trinity Parish, Washington, d.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher.-Saturday
afternoon, the District Attorney entered a nolie
pros. in the case Of Robert Ringgold, charged
with an intent to kill.
David Shea, who plead guilty to an assault
and resisting an officer, was fined 81.
Mary Lyle, indicted for stealing a dress.
pettlcoat, &c, from Henry Kropp, was con.
victed. DAVIS for defense.
Louis Martin, indicted for stealing meal and
bran from Mark Young, was found guilty
Hurley for defense.
In the case of Ann Lee, indicted for larcep v.
a noite pros was entered
james Hudson indicted for an assault and
battery with intent 10 kill Patrick Cusick was
found not guilty. Fendall and I. s. johnson
for defense.
John Mason, indicted for the larceny of a
piece of shifting from T.. II. Brown, plead
guilty.
Josiah Benchard, con victed of an assault and
battery. received a nominal sentence
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PoLITIcAL.-Mr. George Hill, Jr., Postmas.
ter of GEORGETOWN, has come out In favor OF
the Presidents policy. =
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
MILLER's CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE,

- IVi bridge street, Georgefora, d. c.
- DRESS GOODS
In great variety, such a.
French Merinos, Empress Cloths. Poplins Main
plaid and .triped, Alpscas, Delaines,
1000 ards lcw-prfced Deiaine,
~ 00O ards CalicOes. at Is, -, and -,
Brown uslfns, In Is, 70, and D. . -.-f .
Bieached do, is, 1872, 20, Is. 81, SIX.
Blankets, Shawls, CleIhs, Cassimeres and Tweets,
9Glannels very cheap.
0sbton Flannels. 20. Is, 81, SIN. 40. I5
A large stock Of Mourning Goods. Gloves, Ho.
siery, and Notions; all Of which will be sold very
by giving us a call.
se N-lmr BENZ MILLER
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SALE OF REAL EsrArE.-Friday's Prince
X Osbourn has disposed OF his fine residence
In Marlboro. II was purchased by g. c. Ma.
Sruder, Jr, Esq. The price paid was IS 600
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M FRI NCH ILLINERY.
Rooms AT 4a6 EIGHTH SrkEBf.
oc3lAs near PoansylVaAla avenue.
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:. PRofRAcrED MxETInos.-Ths protrscted
meenngs At Hasnline, = .street Iletkodist, and
neKfndree Chapel silt continus, and the in.
Churches . revival spirit Il prevsisst and
numoers are adding themselves 70 the churches
weekly.
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SUSPICION OF BURGLARY.-Saturday night
John Better. who is charged with receiving
stolen cattle, was At the Central 6uardhouse
TO answer to the charge, and during his stay
there his shop, corner of Ohio avenue and 18th
street, was entered and robbed of cigars. an
overcoaf, vest, a shoulder OF bacon, several
small articles and about $40 in cash, amounting
In all to about 500. Suspicion rested on Rob-
ert Fisher, from the fact that he was arrested
In Murder Fay for gambling with another ne !.
gro named Chas. Smith, and three boxes OF
cigars Were found on the table where they were
gambling, two of which were identified by
Better. Fisher was held for further hearing
by Justice Mersell.
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OGrest snow storm in Denver On the 18th
ult.
- Thus far about $50 persons have died OF
cAolera In Chicago.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

EVENIHG SCHOOL Az GEORGETOWN
~ AUADEMY, 12s Bridge street, HENRY
NHITALL, Principal, will open October sth.
from 70 every evening, Saturday and SUNDAY
excepted. Persons wishing to Improve themssI YES
In the useful branches of COED ed on will do
DC 66t 1850 ~NASAo~'
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@The Eiscount de Chabrol and the Count
de Lubersac, Of France, have arrived at Chi.
ing Of our lower graded schools with their
own, with view to improvin. the latter