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n kkhT, NEWS

Dispatches have been received at the Navy
Department frcn Rear Admiral q. H. Davis
OF the South Atlanic Squadron, dated Rio de
Janeiro, August 80 announcing that on the
18Th OF August the Brazilian Secretary or the
Navy visited the flag ship auerriere, accom-
panied by large civil and naval staff. and
was received with appropriate houors. He
passed an hour AID half on board, and ex.
amIned the ship thoroughly with many expires
sions OF interest and satisfaction.
dispatches have also been received from
Rear Admiral H. X. Thatcher, commanding
North Pacific Squadron, dated Flag hip PEN
sacola, Off San Francisco, Sept, 80, 1se1, an !.
Eouncing that the Pensacola was off San
Francisco. The Lackawanna was on her re-
turn 10 Honolulu from Brook Islands The
osspee was en- route to Alaska, r. A. The
Mohican was undergoing repairs at Mare ISL
and. The Resaca was on her passage to Sit
ks. The Saranac was cruising on the west
coast OF Mexico. The Saginaw was repairing
at Mare Island. The Suwanee was in the
Calf of Cali fornia, but under orders for Pan
anna. The jamestown was at Alaska, r.
TIE Mohongo awaiting Off cers, tubes. and
crew OF Mare Island; and the Cyane pfepar.
ing to 60 TO Panama as guard and store
ship as &
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GREECE: HER PROGRESS AND PREsKNT

The interesting character of current events
in conr ec'ion with the struggle now gong en-
for the possession Of Rome absorbs ell minor
traEss tlantIc topics and but little attention is
gwen by our people to the .. Eastern Cues.
tor" the "designs Of France on Belgium
srd other knotty points Of European politics
which have been recently discussed il Amer.
ican journals But in case a general war is
p-ecipitated in Europe ali of these matters
viii assume the Importance due to them, arc
VIII come up for settlement On some tere,s
the new adjustment consequent or tho
changed relations Of the great Powers The
'r-etks, in the Island of Crete. battling urde,
the banner OF the Cross with the Nosler,
bCrces OF Turkey, have + the sympstnv
Q: all Christendom In their unee ual struggle:
bat reasons Of State-fears OF disturbing TIE
oaiance OF power,"-have pre- vented ar liz.
trr:erence with the sssick man" who Is st,I
potent for evil, even though his DAYS Are
numbered" Any disturbance which viii
hasten Just set.ler ent OF the :. Eastern @ ues-
ton" will so far have resulted In good -
THIS subject has been suggested to us by the
receipt OF a little volume bearing the title uve
have chosen for the caption OF this article
''Ereece her progress and present pos iticn,,,
which has Just been republished by e. B.Put
nam &c Go OF New ERIK, from the French of
a. present representing his country in this
city. Heis known in Europe and America As
scholar and statesman, ana his book contains
II ucn valuable historical, statistical and no
Nt:cal information on the subject of " hich i,
teatS so ntiie is known OF modern Greece
IL tols country that we are tempted to make
ccpIous extracts, but have space for only
few statistics briefly stated. We learn that
the Kingdom OF Greece, only about 700 DoO
SQUARE miles in extent, contains within her
present boundaries 100000 souls, while tn
number of Greeks living in the ad Joining pro
'inces and in Turkey proper but under the
jurisdiction Of the Greek Church and form
ing the Greek nation is 6,0oO,OoO moro
Next TO Russia, with is immense stappas
Greece has the largest proportion of uucuIti.
yaieo lands, oDly about one eighth of the land
beng worked; In fact. one-half of the whole
eiritory Is not susceptible OF cultivation.
oelns mountainous Or marshy. Still the active
population is not one.ffth part of what tho
soil can nourish. The country at present can
beast OF more than forty prosperous and bro.
gTessive cities; net works OF roads and tele
graph lines; thirteen fine ports: four light
houses and 1850 vessels, with tonnage OF
.HoeF, and manned by 5000 brave and expe
rienceo sailors Cons! 1eraole attention Is being
pald 70 man ufacturing. There are now ID fac
toTies employing steam power, and the growth
c. mat branch OF Industry Is best shown by the
lacstnat whereas in the Universal Exhibition
o. Sol, but 30 articles were hibited by Greece
III mat Of 1855, but l3 and only 295 at that of
i-ne' vet the number entered for the Exposition
:; Paris the present year exceeded one thous
and.
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Indian Affairs,

MADISON LODGE CRBRK. Kansas Oct. 10 -
The Peace Commission held their first council
with the Uheyennes, Arapahoes, Comanches,
Kiowas and Apaches to-day. Senator Hender-
son made speech for the Commission. All
the hostile Cheyennes will be in tomorrow.
The klowas refuse TO go on the reservation,
want civilization. All the tribes talk peace,
but are anxious Tor the presents to be distrb-
uted. .....
will be succesS
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DEPUTY COMMISSION r OF INTERNAL REV.
FNUE--Secretary McCulioch yesterday ap-
pointed JIo. E. Risley, Esq, as Deputy Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue in place of J
T.. Nessmore, removed. Mr.. Risley for some.
time past has resided in New Y ork CITY, whers
he is prominent lawyer Of the firm of Zoe 4
Risley, l37 Broadway. He is a native OF In
diana, and resided there until 1853. when he
removed to New York. The appoin TIN ent was
made in Difference to the wishes OF influential
Western men. who desired the West to be rep.
resented in the Revenue Bureau. Mr. r. will
enter upon the discharge OF his duties in this
civ
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MISSOURI RIVER RAILRoAD.-The Commits
soner OF the General Land ONCE has IN course
Of preparation. with view to early issue, a
patent In favor Of Alexander Caldwell. as.
siRnee Of the Missouri River Railroad Com.
paRy, covering 92,5Se SO. 100 acres in Kansas
The patent is to issue under instructions from
the Secretary of the Interior, pursuant TO tue
treaty OF July 4. 1866. with the Della ware In.
dams. the lands embraced therein being the
residue OF the Delaware diminished reserve in
Kansas. remaining from the sale heretofore
made to the Leavenworth, Pawnee and West.
ern Railroad COMPANY
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PREs1pENTIAL ExPLANATIoN.-The Wash

PRESIDENTIAL EXPLAHATICN.-TheW ash.
ine1on correspondent OF the New York World
says: "rhe President desires 1t to be stated In
this correspondence that be gave nc permits.
: sion to the Boston Post correspondent to rep
resent him as saying that he would resist Con
gress in case OF the passage OF bill susp nd
, impeachment; nor did he s.y in the alleged
cor yersation, as published, that he authorized
ii to be stated that he would make no Cabinet
removals until after the November elections.
The whole thing is q fabrication
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THE PErssYLyANIA ELECTION .-Con r. ant-
ing On the recent election IN Pernsylyart. the
Philadelphia I'reSs of Tuesday says that the
toial majority Of Mr.. Shars wood cannot be
made 10 foot up over 800 So far from the De.
mocracy gain ng anything by Areaclicn, or in
any way Increasing their party vote, it Will
be seen that they have lost on their party
Strength 3, developed a the last G. ub-rn sto-
rial aDd Presidential elections. In 1857 they
east 267 no As their tul voting strength, while
II 1866 their total was 2e0,0e6, and in 1864,
So IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-23

NATIONAL THRArRE.-Miss Lucille Western
repeated East Lynne" last night to large
audience. and there should be a crowded
house this evening to witness her celebrated
impersonation OF "Cynthis,' in Buckstone's
great drama FLOWERS of the Forest" which,
by many, is considered his best production
The play will be cast with the full strength O.,
the company, and the role Of Cynthia is a
favori'e one with Miss Western, who when
dressed for this part. is, in looxs and costume.
like some fair priestess OF the DAYS of Pharaoh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-23

z RECONSTRUCT ON In GEoRaIA -a Data.
says: "Prorineot citizens of Georgia, D rebel
antecedents. have been here, Calling the attea-
ten OF Gen. Gran, and the President TO what
they term the cor enton scheme ofaen Pope,
which, they c,slm, ois criuina es injar cnsly
Against " hite ci,izeIs Upon the preseutaus Il
OF their pt tiiton 10 the President and Gerefat
Grant, both replied that as they construed the
Reconstruction acts, they had no pc wer tee % !.
troll Gen. Popee action IN the premises Gen.
Grant remark hat he had no control ever
die uict commander, save IL the matter Of re.
moyals from office"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-23

DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LArDe-Returrs re.
ceived by the Commissioner of the General
Land Office shows disposal of Il, asl acres Of
the public lands during the month Of Septem-
Der last at the following local fices, viz:
Winnebago City, MINI 1881 acres; Stevens
Point, Wis 3,606 acres; La Crosse, Wis i,443
acres; Sioux Oiry, Iowa, 2Uh9 acres; Denver
City, Colorado, 2,454 acres; Greenleaf, NJ inn ;,
2,3s}5 acres. The greater portion OF the Iand
was taken for actual settlement and culttva.
uon under the homestead law, an ID the remain
der sold Ter cash, and located with military
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-23

TIE TRIAL OF JEFFERSON DAvIs.-Mr
Chandler, District Attorney at Richmond, and
Hon. VIM, E. Evarts. counsel for the Govern.
ment in the case OF the Government We. Jeffer-
son Davis, had an interview with Attorney
General Stanbery yesterday, and 1t was ar
ranged that the trial OF Mr.. Davis should posi-
lively take place At the appointed time, NO
matter what judge presided. ...
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THE OHIO ELECTION.
Official Majority of Hayes. Republican,.

cd Especial dispatch to the STAR
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Oct. 23-Hayes' official
majority is 2,9l0. against Republican ma.
jerity last year of 1867. The Democratic gam
is therefore 39.e7. The total vote of the State
is asa 33l Last year 1t was 469. 900: thus show.
ing the increase ia the total vote to be 20 APP.
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THE BALTIMORE ELECTIoN.-To-day,i in ac-
cordance with the present constitution, the
registered voters Of Baltimore city are to vote
fer candidate to represent that Judicial
circuit-the sth--in the Court of Appeals, for a
chief justice OF the supreme bench OF Baltimore
city, four associate justices OF the supreme
bench of Baltimore city, q mayor. and beth
branches Of tn city council.
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B1YtM, 6sUin0,
[Bv Ban kers' and Brokers Telegraph
Lewis johnson & 20. quote stocks and bonds

IN home and foreign markets as follows -t
NEw YoRK Oct. 23-First Board-U. S. 6's,
1ss1,coupon III 5.2Os, 1861. coupon,1 LIP I; 1894
coupon, 100; 1865, coupon. 1905: 1865, cou-
pom, new, lG6x: 1867, coupon, 1863: iO4U's
coupon, 1U01s; 73os, second, loi7.: 7.3e's, third
104's; Canton, i3s; Cumberland, Is: Quick
New York Central Iox; Paoific Mail, 1i5E:
Atlantic Mail, NIX: Erie. II: ditto pre-,
ferred, 90; Reading. 965s: Michigan Cen.
tral. lC>; Michigan Southern, 1sa; Iii.
nos Central, 12l <; Cleveland and Pittsburg
81; Northwestern, s6H; do, preferred, Is !:
Rock Island. %: Fort Wayne. o. -: OHIO
and Mississippi Certificates. 26H; w. Z. Tele.
graph. 23S; Boston Water Power. L5a; Cleye-
land and Toledo, 1OI: Gold, 1i3a.
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From Lsuispiile-The kentucky Mem.
bers of Con.ress-Meetins OF the Grand
L0doeI. o. q ...

. . Especial dispatch to the Star -;r .
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 23-The Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows OF Kentucky met here yes ter.
day. A large number OF delegates were in at
tendance. 4-. ...... s... ....
1t is reported that the Congressional Com
mittee will favor the admission of all the
members of Congress elect from this State
except Messrs. Brown and Knott
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NATIONAL BANKs.-The Comptroller OF the
Currency has received all the quarterly re.
ports from the national banks, excepting the
FIRST n ational Bank Of Fort Smith. Arkansas
The abstract of the condition OF the banks
elias sified by States and cities, Will be re adv
for publication next Saturday ". 2 '-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-23

lNDIsPosITION OF GEN. 9RANT.-General
Grant was very much indisposed to-day, aud
not able to be at his Office in The War Depart
ment. .'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-23

~ A cable dispatch from Berlin, Prussia
yesterday, says: 1t is reported that the Grand
Lucby of Baden will soon join the North Ger
man Consideration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-23

THE o. U1 IN NORTH UARoLINA.-United
States MarshsI Goodloe, of North Carolina,
who is now in this city, says there now no
military interference whatever with the pro.
cess of the Federal Courts
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New York Mapka<

NEW YORK, Oct. 2}-Flour without decided
change. Wheat q shade firmer Corn lao cts
better. Pork lower, sales Of 500 barre Is; mess
s2l.a7s. Lard dull at 10 ala. Cotton duII Al
1917 for Middling UpIands. Freights dull
Spirits Turpentine So Rosin without change
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~ j. Shillingtcn, Odeon Building, sends US
that excellent magazine for little people, the
Nursery. Tor November.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THE ELECTION IN BALTIMORE TO.

= al u LhTV I1Vy IN Bal HHAVnL 1V-
DAY
The City Quiet-Lixht Vote and ne Ex-
- sCitement.ss -
- BALTIMORE, Oct s3-rne election is p 90
crossing very quietly, and th re Is no excite.
ment " aateyer IN the nineteenth and twer-
tieth wards, " here John r. Ford Is run airg
ss an independent candidate, the canvass is
very active. The total vote wall D. light
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BRAUN 81

~ Drowned.
CONCORD. N. H., Oct. 23.-Oharles and
Horace h. Role, two brothers, were drowned
near Laconia yesterday, by the upsetting of q
boat a- -. 80
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PERSONAL.
EQUAL TO MY HUSBAND.

EQUAL TO MY HUSBAND
Well, George, want to get my hair dressed
bum Fanny that costs SO much
Oh No. sir, 1t does not cost more than you spend
in Barbershop. See Madame Dcnougeot's prices.
- Hair dressed.
Short hair, So.25 Cut for ladies OF GENT, so 50
Long hair, 50 Shampooing short hair, 80
Outsidethe door, 80 Shampoong long hair,
Flower & Curls, 200 and dressing It. ! 90
On hand, a large assortment OF Prrfumery. Long
Hair Of every extra color. Brads. Curls. Iuvisi-
bic Wigs on hand or made to order. At DEMON
GEOT'S HUMAN HAIR STORE, %. Penn. av .
bet 10th and 18th sts., south side. Sc 2S-6m
nOCTOR SCHUMAN. OF BALTIMORE. may
u beC''suited daily by Lades and Gentlemen
in neod the services of skiiful and reliable
physician, at his office, 40 street, near New
Jersey avenue. Washington, L. c. Nv celebrated
PERSIAN LIQUID sent 10 any address.
Letters must contain u stamp q Inn
MILTON J. SAFFOLD,
Formerly Of MONTGOMERY. A3abama,)
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLuR-AT-LAW
WASHINGTON, D. c.
Office No. 42s d Street, Opposite the City Hall,
Will practice in the Supreme Court of the United
States Court of Claims and the Courts of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Claims and Department business will receive
prompt Attention. selstf
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Fatal Accident

BURLINGTON. VT, Oct 23-Chas Wolcott,
Jr., OF Burlington, fell from the cars on the
Vermont Central railroad yesterday, ana was
killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-23

RETURN OF SECRETARY SRwAgp-Ho
William. H. Seward, Secretary Of State, will
reach here this afternoon at $50. His visit to
Auburn was for the purpose Of having a mon.
1ment erected over the graves Of his wife and
daughter. The Secretary is accompanied bv
senior Goni, the Spanish Minister, Signor Cor
nella, late Italian Minister, and the Secretary
Of the Italian Legation. NJ. Cantiealf. sft
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General Sf,erida

! ---------- - OPHeTAI Sher1dan.
CONCORD, N H, Oct. 23-Arraneemenrs are
being made tor the reception OF General Sner-
tdan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-23

ANEW RHrUBLicAX Journal IN VIRetxIA.
We bavs received the nrst namber. tss asa On
Saturday, last. OF the Loadoa SaasaAsd, D. nsW
weekly Republican newspaper psblished AZ
Lsss burg. Va +t-,ssF !. eEf.fs AZ --s7sz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-23

Stabbins Case in Philadelphia,
Especial Dispatch to The StarI
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 23-A rowdy, named
William Furman alias Baltimore Bill, was
stabbed so seriously last night by Jno. Hazey.
companion, that it Is feared he Will not live
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@NOrICE TO TAX PAYERS.
rrATTENTIoN, REPUBLICANS.

There VIII be meeting Of the GENITAL RE-
FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at Woodward's Hall
street, between 10Th and llth The object viii be
elect officers for the ensuing year All Republican,
Of the District without distinction Of color or race
sre cordially invited to present and participate
&C lid 4. .-se5 - A. @. HALL, Secretary. :
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Especial Dispatch to I'll

The Cholera ON the Receiving Ship Poto.
mac.
Especial Dispatch to The Start
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 23.-lt is believed at
our navy. yard that the cholera will be che cked
on board the Potomac No deaths ha We oc.
Cured since yesterday
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lnTKRsAL RrvRsUK.-Tne rees,pss from snis
scarce to-day were s43a 81 - Is1si Sat - q

.-fF+f ems 81 #UEaI Z s|. 40 2 E#3+EFt3 AAA 81
z a- 4arafe .aF sFE# HB9H hIEigT bHa .lTJ4.
-.sa HEgss. 1sH sBEgg alsa' ~ ao95te
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Western NeWs-indIan Murders-Arizona
Legislature-Pacific Railroad.
Especial Dispatch TO the Start
CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-Late Arizona papers re-
port several murders by the Apaches. The
Arizona Legislature is still in session. The
Union Pacific Railroad is making prep IA.
tons TO erect extensive shops At Cheyenne.
The weather at Cheyenne has been cold A
large number of buildings will be erected be.
fore winter sets in. The cars Will run to Chew
enne November TO-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-23

THE TIHNRssR8 Three bal.
lots were cast yesterday In the Senate andtwo
in tbs House OF Representatives OF Tennessee
without an election for United States Senator.
Colonel Stokes led in the Senate and Brown.
lowin the House. The two houses meet IL
convention to-day, when 1t is believed Brown
low will be elected 90 -.t.... s,rs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-23

"Usp1R THI Ga play, which
nas bad such 8 successful run In New York
Ia 20 ee produced at Walrs Opera House, on
Monday next with the original cast, and new
seersry embracing the great railroad lsensa.
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The Indian Peace Commi IS on.
TSBpciaI Disnafch m Tho S.arl

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-The Herald's specia
from the Peace Commission, dated Medicine
Lodge, kansas, Oct. 10, says that all the tribe
talk peace, but are ANXIOUS to have present.
distributed to them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-23

hKTuRNIp.-Hon. Jos. H. Barrett, Commis.
sionsr OF Pensions, returned to the city yes
terday after an absence Of one month, and was
a.nn at his ONCE this morning. During The
aosense o. inc Commissioners, the duties Of the
cmce nave oesn faithfully discharged by Jas.
A. Morgan, Esq, the Chief Ulerk. ~ 80
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r1H4 WHITE Hous1-A number OF visitors
Were % tne Executive Mansion to-day, and
many had "a interview with the Precedent.
Among those VINO called the morning ware
Assistant Attorney General Binckley, paw.
msster General Brice, Hon. samuel ]. Ran.
dali, and other distinguished persons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-23

Government securities.
WARRINGTON, Oct. %. 1s67.-Jay Cooke &
Co furnish the following quotations Of 9sy-
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~WEBsTER LODGE No. 7,KNIGHTs OF
~ PYTHIAS.-The regular meeting of this
Lodge will be held on THURSDAY EVENING,
Oct cath, at IA r clock. All members in good
standing are earAs silly invited to be present, as
oe ss:st@ '' GEO. e <. sTRoBEL, Rec Scribe.
n~BOARD OF TRADE-ELECTION OF OF
~ FICERS.-The fourth quarterly meeting
OF the Board of Trade of the District of Columbia,
viii be held at their rooms on FRIDAY EVE
of officers to serve for the ensuing year wiiltake
place. JOHN HISEMMES, President.
n. sARDO, Secretary. = oc %
nT THE TEMPERANCE BUILDING AND
N TRUST ASSOCIATION OF WASHING
ioN. organized upon the co-operafive plan hav-t
ing adopted a constitution. will go into peraton
nave already been Inscribed for, and al the
last meeting the following persons were appointed
WILLIAM TOWERS, Chief Clerk Government
GA, BAssETT, No, 81 La avenue, between stl
JOHN N. Oliver, corner 9th street and La
y.P,p PHELPs. Harnden 8 Express
6riJ. G. r. tEAhKE, seeretary's Office, Treas
6 P: HOPKINS, Third Auditor g ONCE. b.. e
A;CAMPBELL, ditto. 5ftrz la
GEO. SAVAGE, No. 1872 Penns. avenue, between
John o'PoNoyAN. 10th st., between E and F
Y. B. BROOKE, No. 81 Louisiana avenue.
WM y. HARRISON, Washington 4 Georgetown
meeting for the election of officers win he held
isTsfs ss aa
slant Shares Of stock $3.50, representing Sle0e.
Initiation fee, 90 cent?. a e. &C 22-2t
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TkLHcTRo MxDfCAI TIE. vAPoR BARNS

pr.L.A beAH, recsn nifty fn charge of Eieetrfsity
- - MsaHAted VISOR Baths ut Tho various u 81
stTsst md me- sosthxss. corner Of nth
~ eae eraSgssn,S Avesuss cures BA0umotinm.
Eruptions OF the Skin, Colds Cont Debilify fEac-
saon e fs5,ays.s. Absorption Of 1srcurv and Te.
go D"'''-A-~f l.iea zfes slessaa ny ser
-aqy uarza 3ai &c - - ..Ff1 ast gesB 81 7yas|nn
.as6a 1slss II "a q 55ig
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4 IN NUNSITN MINT
~ 3lJ PUMPKINS for THANKSGIVING
100 shells WHITE SAND for securing floors
LOO Cases. dozen each, Canned FRUITS and
TOMATOES.
Also in store, new Buckwheat, new Homipy
Cranberries, Ham Sausage for pic MICS; extra fat
No. Mackerel. in kits and barrels; French Cod
hsh. summer cured; extra No. Salmon: the best
Pale Sherry sale in the District. price S 10 Der
gallon or SO per dozen; Rose Madeira. IS per gal
lon; and Wines from 80 to 81, warranted pure
as imported, and ten years old.
W. Fl. TENNEY,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
Oc 23-H I(hrOn. st Georgetown.
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Sealed frorosals will be received by TIE under
signed tor building Brick Magazine IN the GOV
ernmept serve. adjoining the Aims hons
grounds. until TUESDAY, 10Th October, at twelve
o'clock LII. a -. - - - =
No irrtVoasiblt bids will lie received: and to in
sure this no proposals will be considered unless
in slouble the amount Of each bid
Specifications in full toibe at the Office of the
Commanding O1fccr. GEO. ID. RAMSAY.
Oc2 % Bvt. Mai. Gen. L. s. A Commandiny
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HAIR CLOTH. .a.. al - a.r.. ..,.f
IL 40 TO so INCHES. .s-.....
For sale By
oc esc5,s JOHN r FLyANS 4 Co

STOVES! STOVES, STOVES,
For sale large lot Of SECOND HAND STOVES
as good as new-cook and heating stoves.
Two CRATES. in perfect or,er with summer fronts
which will sell very cheap for cash 4o2 10Th
street, between aud streets. oC2}-Stz