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the EASTERN QUESTION.


Omer Pasha's Report OF His Victories and
Work ia Candln.
"A telegram from Constantnope. dated the 22d Of
July, says the following official despatch has been
csived from Omaer Pasha, dated Sphaka, July 49,
Our soldiers after fights have routed insurgents
and occupied the heights OF Cakratic and spendo and
after securing possession Of mountains and villages
OF the same name they proceeded the plain Of
Askigo, where they effected their junction with the
corps which came from Apocoron.
All the villages of the part OF Sphaka and
lastly the whole district Of Sphalla excepting eight
villages which will easily be reduced in the
hands OF the imperial troops The only left
the insurgents is to take refuge in the and
valleys Of the village Of Samasa whore they can only
remain few days, after which there will be nothing
left to them but complete submission
The insurgents who had taken refuge in the cayerns
al Pachanos and Capsodusso submitted to-day to the
number Of two hundred and fifty men and women, and
among whom were Captain Annagotesti Papadarki,
member Of the so-caled provisional government Cap
the property which they had placed the in caverns have
boon aud will be reigiously respected.
/ Up to the present time fory.seven barrels of gun
powder and twenty five of other ammunition have
been discovered there.
The Third division have effected their junction with
the corps Calikratc The number OF muskets sent to
tho authorities amounts to six thousand.
The Ferekale Benz Pasha has subdued the district Of
Kis.amo.
Colonel Mustapha Bey has just cut to pieces the four
hundred Hellenic volunteers lately disem,orksd on the
island together with their commander Captain -Miet
and Wo Greek officers. He also captured three hundred
tons Of biscuit, four hundred oyercoats and twelve
Thousand rfos.
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oiouia Secretary had made his financial statement %.
eording to which deficiency Of $50 900 expected
Eof the coming year. This would be nearly covered by
An authorized loan Of f5OOOo. The war between the
Free State and the Basutos had been brought to close
1t was reported by the steamship Saxon that arrived
Table Bay from the eastern route previous to the de-
pture Of the mail that there every probability Of
DR. Livingstone being still alive.
A body picked up in Cline creek, on tho English
soaa was Identified that Of Charles Sangster Of
the rev Of the Ross wnans cigar ship, who were
lest "a Northnsst In December last thus raising the
humber Of bodies recovered and identified TO eight
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THE TRADE OF FRANCE.
Deficit Of the Revenue from the Customs and
Direct and Indirect Taxes.

Direct ana Inuirect Taxess
Paris July 1917 Correspondence Of tho London Times
The returns which the Moniteuv publishes Of che
revenue for the nrss six months Of the current year
show that the amount calculated upon has been real
lied. As those calculations always based on the
return Of the year Immediately preceding the last those
Of 1885 taken for thai Of ths year. Bsades
the sums specified the Budget u Rscsps an sugmsn-
tason 70 the latter w.s counted upon Of ls,oooooo
francs for the year. A. therefore, the ndirecs
tributions produced during the FIRST six months
Of 1865 total Of 652 0o0 the Minister Of Finance
thought himself justified in counting upon 5oi 600
is6e and 600 for the nrt half Of 1901 the
primitive Budget Of 1907 comprised the same figures
That Of 1906 but tho amended Budget iBudoe vecf
casy 10 added OF 96 600 900 for expsnd turs and
was hoped that this expenditure would be covered BY
corresponding increase In the receipts. A regards
1906 the calculations realized for Ia 1865 the nrs
months produced 597 000 and 1866 they produced
COS 600 600 But In 1867 the result 10 different. mas
much the amount obtained Is only col 600 900, oy
Al, 900, 900 les Aan calculated upon, and fhen
100000 Aavs been spenf IN advance II u remarked
strange that whereas In 1904 year OF war, thers
was q considerable augmentation In the receipts, In
1907, the year Of the great Exhibition, and a. was
generally assumed year Of financial prosperity, there
s actually falling on This anomaly. real apparent,
10 shown rom comparison between The hrst Elk
months OF 1905, 1905 and 1857 respectively
Au0mRsrAyIos n 1861 coNpARHp WIFE
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&rance and Germany In Preparatton-Russia
Likely 20 Join Prussia.
From the Cork Examiner, July rs.
Every indication points 70 the certainty Of war between
france and Prussia
IN Russia, between tie aqGs of the armies Of Russia and
Frssia and under The presidency Of TIE Car himscy
Plans Of campaigns suggested BY probable coalitions be-
<wssn France and other States under consideration
Further asserted that Prussia eager to begin the
war Immediately and before France has 60. into att-
tude.
Russia, however. nclnes TO = postponement, which
does not make the strife IL may defer less inevitable
No doubt from the vast struggle impending will
catacIysm somewhere.
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s,einwny 4 sons, Trin.aph.

THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
STEfNWAY 4 SONS
beg 70 announce most positively that they have teea
THE FIRST GRAND GOLD MEDAL
FOR AMERICAN PIANOS.
This medal being distinctly classified hrs In order Of e
head OF the list Of all exhibitors by the
SUPREME INTERNATIONAL JURY.
This final verdict OF the only tribunal determining the rank
OF the awards the Exposition places
THE STEINWAY PIANOS
the head above all others all styles exhibited
In addition the above the great "Societe des BesuH
Arts OF Paris he French National Society Of Fine Ara.
acknowledged highest authority In Europe
has after careful examination and comparison Of all The
musical instruments exhibited the Paris Exposition.
awarded to
STEINWAY 4 SONS
THEIR GRAND TESTIMONIAL MEDAL
for superiority aud novelty Of construction In
warsrooms first floor OF seinway Hall. II aud ~ East
Fourteenth street, New York.
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elRs IN AuMstasIuNe. CANADA.

PoRT CoLBoRNR August 5. 1857
The saw and -four mills Thunderstorm, belonging 70
Swan Co., burned last night The loss $50 90.
with insurance Of SIC, 900 IN four American compa-
Mes The fire supposed 10 have been caused By The
machinery heating in the upper story.
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MURDER IN NEW HAVEN.


NEW HAVEN. Conn, Angus, 4, 1857.
To-day two lads, aged about fifteen years, named
Thomas sullivan and Matthew Cahil. while returning
from Sunday school got into alteration and Sullivan
stabbed Cahill with penknfe. INJECTING wound from
which he died In few hours Sullivan has been
oo,aA
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Affections Of the Liver. Bilious Disorders,
Sick Headache, &c. are thoroughly cured By DR.. p
JAYNES Sanative Pills They gradually change tho
vitated seoretons OF the stomach and liver and restore
these organs 10 healthy condition. Sold everywhere
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DIR. Kennedy's DinrrhGa Cordial.-One Bee,
tie will every family In sickness health should
have bottle OF ri every traveller. by land b{ w.se
should have bottle OF &C. For sale by DEMAS BARNES
CO., Park row; y. @. WELLS co, 1876 Fulton stresS
and Q. n. CRITTENrON. sixth avenue. N. Y Az rstad
by all druggists, price 81
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Elliptic Lcckstitch. Sewing Machines
volute tension; adjustable drop feed.
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Bntchei0r's Hair Dye.-The Rest In the
world the only perfect Dye harmless reliable usantauo.
Factory 81 Barclay street.
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s Fer ;ss Ia :1.sSs: 'sSs y al a
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vsG:EE,Sver g. Bakers Bakers IisHs.s Prenium sswi.s
Horace Greeiey's Own Life.
Written by himself,
NEW YORK LEDGER.

Something for fathers to bug for their TO read.
In this weeks LEDGER besu tho publication Of Ne
autobiography Of the Hon. Horace Greeley. which NJ.
Greeley 10 writing expressly for the NEW y0R1
LEDGER. Tha tile Of Il 10
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Crisfnd Oro's Hair Dye.-The Best Ever Mao,
ufactured. Wholesale and retail; also applied q NA
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BY Horace Greeley.
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voluis tension adjustable drop feed
Fer la 'ss 5; al a.
gsts
n::s: B.s.s.. Sssss s: rr'-'.n s'"'.s
Horace Greeiey's Own Lite.
Written by aimsslf.
for the
NEW YORK LEDGER
Something for fathers bug for their sons to read
In this weeks LEDGER besiu the publication Of tAs
autobiography Of the Hon Horace Greeley. which NJ,
Greeley s now writing expressly for the NEW yoRx
LEDGER. The uus ofms
EEcoLLEorQSs OF 4 BUSY LiFs,
BY Horace Greeley - ~ ~,
u viii appear In successive issues Of the LEDGER.
Probably no work moro instructive to the young. 10
the formation Of character has ever been published,
at The same time possess the Interest OF sovsI.
The poor boy rising BY his srerons DO the dlss.
gushed man, Ia theme which cannot fall both 10 entertain
and instruct especially when The whole story Ia told via
sbs fascinating charm Of simple truth.
Mr.. BEEoHER's GREAT WORK.
NORWOOD.
STORY OF NEW ENGLAND LIFE.
By HENRY WARD BEEcHER.
10 COW being published in the NEW YORK LEDoEA
The Presidents Of the principal colleges greatest villa
scholars and statesmen write for the NEW TORE
LEDGER
caARnrsa srosns.-The shor, stories In the LEDdRB.
begun sud finished in the same number. are the mosD
delightful stories contained In any publication In The
world
You always got than -FOUR moneys worth 10 The
NEW YORK LEDGER.
stores a. cen. copyi mailed to subscribers 81 -
rear. or two copies for o.
Address all communications to
ROBERT BONNER. Publisher.
No. % Beetman street, New Yors.
Of w S%rHsssL9 soornrse SYRUP ar. sold .ns
s.a .s a re-. oa S @ d ard w.
shila from pain sssal.ss hs stomach and bowels. cure.
Sssa 70 he child eonforss The mother giving ''
% 'u' "s sRs wiSsLows SOOTHING sYRur,~
s.S Ss s % A'
s.ssr B. IHsHisf 5.rs' &sEt15@
Co., Wa Ss. ,f s.%ssa S Sssaa sss s''
Reysl Havana Leste.y: 49, psid ~
gold Information furnished The nifness f~s~ 800 -
poubloons and all kinds OF Gold and sl,er, -. NJ
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers 10 wal "svsS We I" u
.s s:: Fl. &c Fs:: TAI. Day.
~: =: s :$::s..E ;:.1!:! !; :;
WIGS TesPsss ard H. 2rq p,... . M'n,r2
| BXfchELoRs IS bend street
wheeler g. wilson Lock g. stitch u. SEWING Nae
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EscoLLEouQSs OF 4 BUSY LIFE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-16

WE ADVISE OUR READERS to call at A. AID.
amson's, SIG Ninth street, one door from Penn
sylvania avenue, and examine his large and
cloths. Rugs and Mats OF all kinds, Blankets
OF all colors, ready made Sheets and Pillow
Gases, Bed Clothing of all descriptions, Hair
and Shuck Mattresses, Hair and Feather Pill
lows, large assortment of Gilt Window
Shades, Linens and Fixtures, Table Covers Of
all kinds, all OF the first quality, and at the
lowest cash prices. Remember sos 9th street.
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BEYOND ALL DOUBTS, Harvey d Co., 2e9
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th
and freshest Salt Water Oysters that can be
had in the city. Their Roast, Broled and
Fried are unequalled. They have the largest
from to ~ minutes.
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JEwELRY.-Jet Pendant sets, Jet Cross sets,
Jet Hoop sets, Coral sets, 300 new style But
tons, Studs, Cluster Rings, Silver Plated
spoons and Forks, received this morning at
Prigg's One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 43S
Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street.
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CATgCHIsM FOR WAsH1NGroNrANs- %
Who buys the cheapest Gents Furnishing
Goods A.-Franc. Q.-Who sells the cheap
est Gents Furnishing Goods! A.-Franc.
Q.-WhO buys the most Gents Furnishing
Goods! A.-Franc. Q.-Who has the great
est rush for Gents Goods! A.-Franc; 494
Seventh street, between u and Z, three doors
above Odd Fellows Hall 9,5l:
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CITY ITEMS.

ssWHEN YOUTH engaged In education's cares,
To act his part in future life prepares"
He should have his wardrobe repIenished at
A. Saks Il Co.'S Clothing House, 5l7 9TH street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-16

IMPROVED p AND TNIMPR0FED PROPERTY
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. October DIST, at 4
O'CLOCK will sell in front of the premises part Of
Lot No 1872, fronting 70 feet on 4th street between
Market and Frederick streets, by adepth of 80 feet
improved by atwo-story Brick Dwelling House.
. Also,
Part Of Lot No II, fronting % feet on Frederick
street between LIST and Prospect streets, by pth
of sc feet.
Sale to commence ON 4th street.
Terms cash CouVeyancing and stamps at the
cost of the purchaser. --.'
ocI4 THOMAS pOWLING Auctinneer
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GARABALDI SUITS for children, from SO so
to $50, at HenniDg's One Price Clothing Store,
on the corner Of 7th street and Maryland av-
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FALLING OF 4 -RooR.-This morning, abeut
ten o'clock, while werkmen were eagaged m
the erection Of an ice-house on one Of the
wharves q Alexandra, the roof suddenly
gave way, and fell in with heavy Crash,
Fortunately no injury to the employees ec.
CURED, though their escape was narrow enc.
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DIED.

Y DEAN. On the evening of the 18th inst, JAMES
DEAN. aged SO years; wss citizen OF Philadel-
Ehia and member Of Joshua lodge, No. IL, A.
The members Of the Order, and the soldiers of
the Mexican war and relatives of the deceased are
respectfully invited his faneral from the
Soldiers Home. Tile remains will be inferred at
Rock Creek Cemetery, st O'Clock b. m. to4mor-
IPhila. papers please copy.l s.3Ts9 =
TOWERS, On Tuea5sy, October 18th, very sud.
denly, MILF dla a I0WE RS, native Of Lincoln,
Funeral win fake place Thursday. the nth. at
3otlock, from bis residence, corner Second and d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-16

GOVERNMENT SALEs.-I would call the at
tention Of dealers and others to a large lot of
one door from Pennsylvania avenue. tt
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1 REOPENING OF DUBANT's RESTAURANT
This lannon's and popular restaurant at the
corner OF Sixth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., now in the hands Of MIR. George Dubant,
was reopened last night, after Its handsome
innovation. The establishment was thronged
on the occasion by leading citizens, old air ons
OF the establ shrnent, and strangers, and uni
yersal admiration was expressed a, the
beauty, convenience, and good taste, dis
tfngushing all the features OF the house To-
day also the place is thrOnged by people
DESTROYS to inspect the new and handsome ar
rangemen1s, and to sample the capital edibles
and potables to be got there. We notice that
Mr.. James Burdine, who has been connected
with this popular establishment SINCE 1884, Is
to be found at his old post behind the bar
The restaurant is complete, in fact, in all It's
appointments, with experienced caterers in
every department, and 1t canno. fail to have
great success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-16

THE FBBT-Dr. White, Chiropodist, 424
Pennsylvania avenue, between Four -aud.a-
halfand Sixth streets, removes Corns, Bunions,
Bad Nails. &c, without pain. Office hours
from 8 q. m. to 6 p. m
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS,
CHoICE NEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS.

The subscriber has purchased largely since the
recent Decline and is now selling goods at lower
prices than they have been sold since the war. His
assortment of DRESS GOQDS is large, embracing
the newest and most desir able styles Also Cloaks
from 81 up to the finer qualities. Long and square
Shawls: Flannels, Blankets. Bleached Mushns l.,
l0-good yard wide, l2a 10, o. 25 Calicoes. 10, Pa
Merrimack Sprague and ether best makes I6 cts
Cassinets, 50, 81, and Is. Sixty pieces CASH
Merino under Vest, and Drawers. Dress Trim
mings, Gloves, Hosiery, and Notions. We offer
great inducements to purchasers. Give us a call
BENJAMIN MILLER.
oc Him 101 Bridge ST., GEORGETOWN, D. g,
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PErEtss can be had in any quantities at tn
Star office counter.

FRANC's-The Cheapest Cents Furnishing
Store in the city.-Good Merino Undershirts
cts. 90 cts 81 No. SooI Wndersnir, s" sa 70
S150. 81 rs; A NO. |. Drawers, S1.o5, 81 so,
S1.75; good white Shirts, si.25, Sl.50, sl.75;
A No. l White Shirts, $3.50; good Cotton
and toes) $3.50 per dozen; Paper Collars from
10 cts. per box up; Ties, Gloves, Handker-
chiefs, &c, cheap, 494 Seventh street, between
and E, three doors above Dad Fellows
Hall. 5.' 95I:
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"WILLARD's," at Washington; "Metropoli-
tam and Fifth Avenue" New YORK, and
many other first class hotels, use Burne,t's
celebrated Extracts for fiavoring. 60
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMrsEMENTs &C. To.yIcHr

ADJUSTMENTS, &c, TONIGHT, y -
NATIONAL THEAFkE.-Cbanfrau as IL Bob
Briefly" in the 4" Ticket. OF. Leave Man.
MON LEAGUE HALL.-Union Lodge No S
Coed Templars, will give musical and ORA.
matte entertainment this evening.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Morgan's Miantono-
NAH MinstTels open this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-16

Baum's celebrated Hoop Skirt and Corset mar
ufactory, 40 Louisiana avenue, near Seventh
street. -. - = : ' r.
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POLICE SUNNARY.-Tbe arrests for yestsr-
this morniI z were as follows First fisian J
precinct. 5 cases, fined &t4, deferred. Second,
(coonty) paid 81 and costs. Third, b9eorge-
towD,l Dismissed, sent to Workhouse, and
fined So Fourth, Ust Ward S fined SIC,
sent 10 werkhouse, and dismissed. Fifth, ed
Ward,l nned IS dismissed, sent TO jail,
and deferred. Sixth, sd Ward 2 committed
TO jail, and dismissed. Seventh, (4th Ward
fined s15,4 sent to workh ouse, and dismiyssd.
Eighth, 18th and 9th Wafds,) 2 fined $40, 1
dismissed. Sanitary Company, Committed 10
Der OF arrests, 50: amount OF dnes, 500. =
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THE CoLoRHD PuaILIsTs.-Last night there
was gathering Of the lovers OF the p. &. at
Jack Roney.s Rams Head to witness the ar
"miii" between the two coiored iaspiraSts for
Pugilistie fame, Tom Bowie, Of this city, and
Tom SorrelL Of Baltnore. The first install
MIR Ronsy, and the articles as follows were
WASHINGTON, Oetobsr Is, j,
Articles OF agreement between Thomas Scr
reli and Thomas Bowie entered into this day
The said Thomas SorreH agrees 70 fight Thorn
as Bowie fair stand mp fight according to the
new rules OF the London ring, for the sam of
S1s hundred dollars ssids ieSSng open for
place in Virginia in November This fight to
take place at catch weight. The expenses Of
STAKES and ropes to be equally divided ~ both
parties. tt9F THOMAS BOWIE,
- .7 'rr.f THOMAS SoRRRLL.
JOHN RoNRY, Stake. holder.
Both parties were present with their friends,
a. also many sRornx men Ss Gners NIKE
Bolster, and White. The party was very lively
discussing the merits OF the pugilists, and a
number OF bets were offered and taken, Bowie
seeming to be the favorite. Their hackers are
Washingtonians, and it lie stated that the
amount of stakes will be increased to $500 or
over aside. The fight ls to taKe pla:e between
the 12th and Goth ct November, between the
hours of and 10, and it is understood that 1t
will take place in Virginia. Tom Bowie is a
copper coiored man, about % years OF age,
porn ana raised IN the MOI tneIn part OF the
4th ward OF this city. He weighs 1922 pounds,
stands 5 feet IL inches, and has OF late years
been employed about restaurants in this city,
although it is said that he is by trade a shoe
maker Tom So-rell IL three or four years
younger, about halt an inch shorter and weighs
within two pounds as much as Bowie. He was
born in Virginia, and claims beth Baltimore
and this city as his home, having wife living
here. He has no particular business other
than what he processes to be, a regular sport.
The parties and their friends are to-day
making the necessary arrangements for the
..mill, and Sorreil left this morning tor Bal
timore. He will shortly 60 into training down
the Potomac. Bowie Will 60 into training near
Piney Branch Race Course, out 14th street
Charles Nagent, the prize fighter, now in
trained by the well known knight of the p. R.,
Mike Carr, alias English, bar-keeper, at
Johnny .OBrien's Cottage, on AZ street.
backs Bowie, it is said; the stakes. 800 a side
Open for $500 ere
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DIsABLrD.-Mr. Jshn f. Cook, one of the
CLERKS In the offce of the Collector of Taxes,
day or two sxo, while using ahatehst. had taes
end OF histhumb cut on. ~, = e t2lsr q
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s I RAUDOIN.s IL azHsfH-a Is1 - = .. - ..
"A. sos FROM PARIS, se : : 8. .l i.
DYEING AkDsGeURISu EsrABLISHMRNT.
Kid Gloves cleared without leaving the least
odoI. No: sos east side f1itk; street west, near
PennsylvsnaA eyenqe . asii.Is5 =. II oc Slim
DRIDAAsAED FUNERAL WHHAFHS, ROUs
STARS, preserveatn aataral fesM. AeWand(
1ASpt iful 0rnauen4al Hair Work "a el1s.y
FE.ESs SSS GaeoSn eefSS6 q stn daN ~ @-eD
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"a LARcRBY or HAYl-On Thursday ana FRI.
day nights last three loads of hay in the Oify
Han Square, bought sEd cured by Er s..
Gfskg, were stolen from Judiciary Square.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-16

FURLouGH AT THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING
OFFICE-On account Of the work at the Gov.
eminent Printing Once becoming slack, it has
been found necessary to reduce the force in
consequence OF this necessity thirteen com.
positors have been turloughed until the
LIST OF November, as also about twenty
bookbinders and quite large number
Of girls Of the bindery, as well as sew
eral girls from the folding room. AS con-
sequence OF this reduction, those remaining
will have continuous work, and 1t il expected
reports will be placed In hand, and make it
necessary not only to set the furloughsd at
work but also many others. - =
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MARRIED.

= q N1AhNIEU.
MOORE-GORDON. On the 18th inst. by Rev.
DR.: Pinkney. at the Church of the Ascension,
JOHN c. MOORE. of Richmond, Virginia. to
Miss HLMIRA GORDON, Of Washington, D. O.
rsGir IRichmond papers please copy. ',..-s g
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BUYING A DISEASED COw.-Yesterday morn.
ing. some little Indignation was excited in con-
sequence OF an apprehension that butcher in
the Northern Market had purchased q diseased
cow, with the Intention OF dressing and offer.
erIng her tor sale to his customers. Sanitary
ofscer Grant and policeman Morgan, on re-
ceiving information of the transaction, pro-
ceeded to his slaughter house, where they
ready for quarterinz, which, upon in
Quiry. proved to be the animal al
luded TO. They sought the butcher, and
demanded to know what he proposed doing
with her when he replied that he should cut
her up into small pieces and feed his hogs with
the meat: that he knew the animal was dis
eased, but thought she would be worth more
than the price paid 800 to fatten his hogs on.
Suspicion was not altogether allayed by this
explanation, so policeman Morgan was there
fore deputed to see that The purchaser of the
cow did not offer the diseased meat for sale in
market, rp.F ..EF g..