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THE INDIAN WAR.


Charles Z. MIX, Esq, Acting Commissioner
CT Indian Affairs, this morning received the
following comMunication
Usage NATION, SOUTH OF KANSAS, Sept. 1,
tSe7.-ffos. n. q. Taytor, Com mssnone Of Ia
d,rn AFotrs, Eashsng ton, p: C.IDsar sir: We
very DESTROYS to remain in friendly terms with
our Great Father, the President Of the United
States, do hereby renew our friendship. and dc
trust that the Government of the United States
Will extend to US the usual protection We
hsve inst returned from our Summer hunt
We have not met with Any Indians unfrieudly
TO our Great Father. and have been successful
on cur hunt
On cur return from the plains we were told
that we, as an Usage nation, had been &c
cused OF being unfriendly to The Government,
and disposed to disturb or settlers or neghb ,rs.
Tc state the trnIh In its reality We desired and
demanded such white men as had settled on
reservation to remove their families and st ,ck
from our lands, but we have in NO instance
disturbed any OF the settlers who live on the
Ianos scld to the Government or given in trus,
by treaty OF 29th September, 1865.
We do not deny that during our hunt we
have seen some American horses among our
ponies, but en- returning IF om the plains we
have carefully collected them ali and place
them under the care Of white merchant to be
returned 10 their rightful owners. Permit us
10 observe that the whites nave stolen a larger
number or our ponies, whilst we have NO
lue~ns OF ever recovering them.
We are also told thai the State of Kansas is
organizing tour companies OF militia to prosec,
The white settlers in the south part OF Kansas
against the hostile Osages We never were nor
never intend ever TO be hostile to our Govern
ment, or the whites. Weknow that our vel
fare depends upon their protection, and there
lore solicit the usual protecuon from the Gov.
eminent. Your friends and brothers,
WHITE HAIR, This markI
Principal Chief Usage Nation
LITTLE BEAR, his mark Chief
GLERMorT. This K mark Chief
TALL CHIEF. This mark Chief
And many others
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BENEFIT TO Miss RICHINGs This msrito.
nous artistic, who has been interchangeable in
her exertioTs to make the English Opera an
institution in this country, and whose srduous
isbcrs are proving highly successful. will have
benefit Oh Friday evening next, when the
National Theatre should be filled 10 its utmost
capacity by the friends and admirers in this
CRY OF the lair sonsstress, who deserves wei!
O. the public, whether we consider her uutiriug
efforts 10 cater 10 their amusement. or the esti.
m able traits of character which endear her 70
all who know her. The opera on the occasion
Will be the fayorite "Martha." with Miss Rich.
frgs in the title role; part she is eminentiy
fitted for by her grace and vivaeity
Tonight "Maritana" will be repeated Tits
one OF the successes of this troupe, and no
opera -goer should fail TO see them ia IT,
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HARvKY's.-Mr. I. Nj. Harvey, the Wash
ineton public's we'll. knovn obedient servant
opens bis new paiatial place of business, ION
the southwest corner of 18th street and Penn
sylyania avenue, this evening at 6 o'clock
We may huth1uliy say OF it that the world
holds no other so superb and elaborate Oyster
Restaurant in all its appurtenances Always
famous for keeping the best Oyter Restaurant
IL the United States, Harvey in this new estab.
iishment has far outdone his former self We
doubt not She original Harvey" will this
evening find that the Washington public, ap.
preciatng his spirit and business enterprise,
Will overwbelm him with the patronage. his
moderate charges and always more than salts
factory treatment all his customers so.richly
deserve
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A. The Democracy OF Baltimore, who have
been voting ana holding political meetings
Iearly every day and night since the adoption
q their Constitution. had another gathering
last evening, for the selection of twenty-oue
delegates to a Convention to nominate candi
dates for State officers. Ex-Governor Thomas
q. Pratt, was chosen their delegate At large
ne selection OF ex. Governor Pratt, and others
G. the same views, indicates that the vote ofths
Baltimore city delegates will be cast for Hon
tcen Bowie, of Prince Georges county, for
Governor. To-day meetings will again be
held in The several wards for the selection of
delegates to the Sheriffaity Convention, and
tC.morrow night, still another meeting ls 10
take place.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
Ova,is., 3. ceneral sheridsu,

N1wa YORK, Oct 1.-Gener II Sheridan and
STAN visited the stock and gold boards this
morning. Upon being iutrodu ced to the mern
oefs thtre IVES the widest enthusiasm mani.
tested. As soon as quiet WAS restored he
Kindly thanked them for the very fiatter,ns Re.
SGspuon; Inc mem ners tnen sung John
the General. ~ :
He has left for Brooklyn, W here the Common
Council has refused TO give him reception
The citizens will welcome him, he viewer
gladly. -
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TIE MARYLAND MILITIA

General Grant having refused Governor
swans application for artillery, Governor ).
has purchased twelve pieces at a cost to the
State OF $1,000. He handed them over &c the
rebel army officers who command the State MI
ItIa companies that are TO use them. n OF one OF
the Sc offic is repentant rebel. All Of them
slorv in The part they took against the life OF
the Cnian, IN the rebellion. Are the3e pro, er
zen for the times, under the Government OF the
I nlred States,
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HOY. THAppErs SrxyENs-Tne 1.na.s.,

HON. IHADDEUs STkyENs.-Tbe Lancas'er
Iress OF saturday, 18th, is eratified to learn
tat Mr.. stevens Is recovering from the severe
II will be great relief TO the loyal people of
the ma tion 10 know that there il a fair nrospsc,
OF their baviDR his services in the approseh,n~
session Of Congress which bids fair to he ons
OF the most exciting anu important ones inst
ever convened. The precarious condition Of
Dir. Stevens health has been a source O. zen
concern to bis many friends for some time past
and the moinentous importance attached To
the session no VI at hand has added tn their I'M
asiness IL regard 10 him. His loss a. this time
could be looked upon In 20 other light than
that Of natic nal calamity, bat tor the present,
at Iesst, they may rest assured that the pros.
rscts are bar be wilt be a bic 70 do good aud
elective service IN the approaching conflict.
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CHIRF JUSTICE CHASE ON WoMAN's SUI
FRAGK- In recent conversation with Lucy
Stone Mr.. Chase said: "Be free to say from
me that link there will be no end to the
good that will come by woman's suffrage: on
The elected on elections. on government, and
On woman herself. / have sald this in % ubIic
and private for many years. am glad that an
effort is making In Kansas to accomplish II,
and shall rejoice when the eIectIv We tran chise
shall he as free TO women as 1t is now to men
! think, TOO, that this will be at no distant
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TROOPS MovING.-We hear that a compauy
Of United States troops leave Washington to-.
day 10 preserve order in Barbour ounty West
Virginia, where threatened outrages on the
part OF active participants in the rebellion and
,thers sympathizing with them, render the
presence OF considerable United States force
necessary for the preservation OF the peace
and the hives, he property and legal rights of
I MON men.
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TIE NEW OPERA.-Benedict's opera OF the
:" Lily OF htliarDy, or the Colleen Bawn,'' 10
Be brought out here TO morrow evening by the
Rlchings troupe. is founded on the popular
Drama, The Colleen Bawn," which was
dramatized from Gerald Griffin's novel. "The
Coilegians.' The new opera is said to abound
in the most brilliant passages, and to contain
many charming Irish melodies 1t Will no
doubt draw crowded house
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PRRsoNAL.-Gen, Steadman Is in town LOOK
ing remarkably well. ...Gen. Schofeld still
continues quite sick with fever, contracted at
Old Point. The health OF Mr. Browning.
>ecfetary OF the lnterior,i is not much i'm pro ed
and 1t Is believed that should he become con-
yinced shortly that there is no prospect OF a
permanent restoration he will tender his res
isnaiion. 80. Hon. r. N. 7. Hunter ex -Sena.
ter from Virginia, is here
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& DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LAND.-The Com mis-.
sonsr of the General Land Once has received
sn account OF land sales IN August, at the
Humbolt anc Nisalia offices in California
showing that 1880 acres were disposed O: a
large part of which was entered under the
ne mesleao law Also returns showing that
ever 3,oo acres were disposed OF at the Rose
fufy once In Oregon, 2,s0G acres of which were
entered uncer the homestead act for actual
settlement and cultivation
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Arrest OF a Confidence Man

BOSTON, Oct THE police have arrested a
confidence operator named David K. Spraeue
Jones. with several aliases. HIS operations
have been generally confined to obtaining
JeweIry on forged letters and checks.
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RECALL OF THE NICARAGUAN MINISTER
Den Luis Molina, who for several years past
has acceptably represented the Government
OF Nicaragua here. yesterday presented his
letter OF recall 10 the President when the
usual speeches We're made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-01

TIRE WHITE HoUsE-To. day being Cabinet
day, no visitors were admitted at the Execu
tive Mansion. All the members of the Cabinet
were present except Secretary Browning, who
vas represented by Judge Otto. Gen. Grant
vas present during the whole session.
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APPoINTED.-The President yesterday APP
pointed Colonel Noah l.. Jeffries, of MARYLAND
to be Register of The Treasury. vice Colby, de
ceased. Col. Jeffries is native of Howard
county, Md, and was Assistant Provost Mar
shall General during the war
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SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT CLosRp-Ry
direction of General Grant the Subsistence
Depot al Philadelphia has been closed aud the
headquarters Of the Subsistence Depot for the
department of the East will be in Kew York
cir
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TBy Ban kerI' and Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis johnson & 20. quote stocks and bonds
q home and foreign markets as follows:

uVLue dUQ HctS Oh IOIIOWS
NRw YORK. Oct. 1.-First Board-U. S. 6's,
1851, coupon, Hog 52Os. 1862 coupon, lib Y; 1864
coupon, 1857; 1865. coupon, 1898; 1865, cou-
pom, new, 10Y; 1857, coupon. 1879; 1o4O's,
coupon, 99S; 73O's, second, i06S; Dos, third,
2IE5; Mariposa, nope do. preferred, Ia
New York Central. lUs1s; Pacific Mail, 1895
Atlantic Mail. 1l2; Erie, e3S; ditto pre-
gan Central, 1GS X: Michigan Southern 81 X; I'LL
nols Central, 2i1:; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
TX; Northwestern. Ale; do. preferred, IS;
Rock Island. 10lk: Fort Wayne, 99A; Ohio and
graph, 35'&; Boston Water Power, TX; Cleye.
land and Toledo, l2e: Gold, l434.
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L. 5. CIRCUIT COURT The Alexandria
Gazette OF yesterday afternoon says Judge
nderWo GOD will leave here this evening. for
Richmond, to preside al the ad journed session
OF the spring term OF the U. S. Circuit Court,
which commences in that city tomorrow
Ire grand jury for this term has been dis.
missed, but the same petit jury holds over
The regular fall term of rhis court common ces
in Ri edmond on the fourth Monday in Novem-
ber when Chief Justice Chase, it is said. will
preside. The civil docket is quite large, and
interesting questions will be discussed; among
them the scaling OF confederate money. Among
the cases 10 be disposed of are those OF the Hon
John : Pen dieton fer violation Of the registry
law and perjury; Judge H. W Thomas, for q
violation Of the civil rights bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-01

PATENTS TO Re lssU8D-For the week end
ing October sth there will be issued from The
Patent ONCE pa Patents. During the past
week 555 applications and So caveats haye
hePn flfsd
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ORDERED TO kANsAs.-Brevet Major Gen.
eral James A. Hardie, for some time past on
duty in the War Department, has been or.
dered 10 Fort Larned, Kansas, on special SER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-01

THE DOUGLAS EsTATR-Judge Wilson OF the
Superior Court of Chicago, has rendered a de
cislon adverse to the widow OF Stephen A
Douglas, who claims dover in real estate
worth one hundred thousand dollars in the
Southern part OF Chicago
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PERSONAL.
EQUAL TO BY HUSBAND.

E.V0AH 10 '' '''sHNND
Well. George. want to get my hair dressed
b um Fanny that costs so much
Oh No. sir. it does not cost more than you spend
in Barber shop See Madame Demongeot's prices.
Hnir dressed
Short hair. SO.25 Ont for ladies gent, $3.50
Long hair. 50 ShampoOing short hair, ~
Outsidethe door, 150 Shampooing long hair,
Flower Curls. 2.0V and dressing it, LOO
On hand, large as5ortfne at OF PerfImery, Long
Hair OF every extra color, Braids, Cnrls. invisi-
BILE Wigs on hand or made to order At DE MON
GE0T'S HUMAN HAIR STORE, 81 = Penn. av.,
bet. 10th and 18th sts., south side. Sc q 6m
nOCTOR SCHUMAN. OF BALTIMORE, may
IL be consulted daily by Ladies and Gentlemen
in need of the services of skillfui and reliable
physician, at his Office, 499 ith street, between
and Z. Washington, D. &. NJ, celebrated PER
SIAN LIQUID sent to any address.
Letters must contain a stamp Sc . I'm
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Desffurtpye FIRE

BosToN. Oct. 1.-The Boston lin seed oil COM
pany,s works were destroyed by FIRE this
morning, including a large quantity OF OIL
The loss is estimated st $50, 900; insured
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The SOUTHERN ELfcTioNs--The eIec ions
IL I.OuisiaDa. under the reconstruction bills OF
congress, took place on Friday and Saturday
Of !ast wick, TOT the members of the State
IoDveption. The electiCns have been ordered
~ ihrse other Southern States, as follow,
latsua. three oars. De,. Isl, %, and so; yir.
ciria. one dey, Oct e2d; Georges, thrss days
Czech, sara and 3lsr.
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ARMY BOARD DIssoLvED.-The Army Med.
ical Examining Board, which has been in
session at New York for some time past has
been dissolved by order Of General Grant.
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New York Market,

NEW YORK, Oct. Flour is lUa2O cents bet.
ter. Wheat 2a3 cents better. Corn xal cen
better. Rye firm. Oats cent lower Pork is
quiet; s3lcs OF 2.5O0 barrels mess at 1880
Lard l4al4s. Wniskev steady. Barley Ia2
cents lower. Cotton quiet al - cents for
MiddIing Uplands. Turpentipe 5Sa59.
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Fatal Roller EXPLOSION

NEW YORK. Oct. IA boiler explosion or.
Cured at Newark, N. j., yesterday Two
lives were lost. and the building is damaged
to the extent of $4,000.
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SECRETARY STANTON-The New York Tri.
bune Of yesterday says:-The Hon. Edwin NJ
stanton, Secretary of War. arrived in this city
on Monday last with his W ife and daughter
from Boston, and spent the week at the resi- :
dence OF Isaac Bell, Esq, in West Twenty
Second street. On retiring from the Cabinet
Mr.. Stanton embraced the opportunity to So
lourn for while among his friends in New
England and else where-a pleas ure which the
arduous duties OF the War Office had long for.
hidden him. HIS stay in the city had no po-
Hical significance, as he came here simply on
a social visit. He lett Mr. Bells Saturday az
terhoon. 10 pass few days with his friend
MIR. Door at Weehawken. alter which he will
return home.
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Fire.

Fire.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-The -four and corn
mill OF Deiser Il Ludwig was burned last
night and its contents DESTROYED Loss about
ssS5 ntHa
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n"MEDlCAL BOARD FOR THE EXAMIN-
~ ALTON OF CANDIDATES FOR ADMIS-
SION INTO THE NAVY AS ASSISTANT SUR
GE0NS.-A Board of Medical Officers is now in
session at the Naval Asy lum Philadelphia, for the
examination OF candidates for admission into the
Medical Corps of the Navy.
Gentlemen DESTROYS of ppparing before the Board
must make application to the honorable Secretary
nj the Navy, or to the undersigned, stating resi-
dfnce. place and date of birth. Application to be
accompanied by respectable testimonials of nor al
character.
Candidates must not be less than twenty one nor
more than twenty six ears Of age.
No expense Is allowed by the Government t. can
dictates attending the sessions of the Board as a
successful ex aminatio is legal prerequisite for
appointment in the Navy
The many vacancies existing in the Medic cal Corps
insure immediate appointment to successful candi-
oates. P.J HORWITI,
~ Chief OF Bureau.
bureau or MEDTCISE AND SURGERY Navy De
partment, August 10, 1857. seq -fStuot
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INTERNAL RsvINUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S795,3s949.
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L HE LARGEST STORE IN THE CITY,
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS
IMPORTANT NEWS TO THE LADIES'.
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS
JUST RECEIVED AT
LANsBURGH Il BROS.
SIS eth street, third door above street,
INTELLIGENCER BUILDING.
We have lust received u full stock of sea souab,s
DRY GOODS, most Of which have been bous ht' At
Auction Sales. We mention afew io'A
90 cases beautiful PRINTS.
SO cases and bales of Bleached and Brown COT.
heavy WAN c Gssfat 'fiGly RSslEsfTs
oHaia fsr EhkHPkaSS .n S sFrs
10 cases of Fancy DRESS GOODS, in great va
riety-some magnificent styles. =.
n,.,t s ! Il s., SIZES 81
black and Cclored in all Shades
i3W Els. TABLE LINENS. NAPKINS,
And all other House Furnishing Goods. ali from
1sH Auction, very cheap Iy'.s'' ,~
fASSIMERES AND CASNINETS
For Men and Boys wear. from Twenty FIVE cents a
WHITE GOODS Of every desert utlon ., h.,,
iN9 pairs BLANKETS. from S3up.
~ BnhLMVRAL SHIRTS. at $2-worth doub,a
toeuit ey err body. Icy a. Pricos
., u,;,, sHAwLs. sHAwLst
~ this side Of New Yorf ' * AZ
CLOAkS AND SAOIrs s4tsy5.sF
OF our o~n manufacture at less than New York
Also. all kinds of E
LADIES GARMENTS MADE tn opnrp
and Perfect Ut guaranteed. ONDGA'
Best Skirt Braid only 5 cents
j. & = Coates Cotton. 3 for rs c~n.a
Best Glazed Cotton, III yatds spoois, for Is chs.
We have made up our mind. To dn a L.. - :.
this season and shall sell our Goods A. uhae
viii defy competition. '"sss sn0s
All goods guaranteed a. representsd 3E sazsaf
LANsRURGH & BRO.
5iJ7th street, I'd door above n go.
Our Store will be cpen from 7 =. m. until :. -.
ocit,th asst $50
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Suspension OF a National Bank.
NRw YORK, Oct I-Itis reportad that tho
Croton National Bank Of this city has sus.
pended payment
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The Massachusetts Democratic State Con
yentiou.

WORCESTER, MASS, Oct. THE Massacbu
setts Democratic State Don vention met at NJ q.
chanics' Hall th's forenoon About five hun.
dred delegates were on the floor. HG Par.
ker, of Cambridge was chosen president of the
convention - 49,
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~G0OD TEMPLARS, ATTENTION IRIS
S ING SUN LODGE, No. :, will meet once
more in Woodwa ard 8 Hall To- NIGHT at O'Clock,
oc Dit SAM HOUSTON, Char. Z. c.
TPROVIDENTB BUILDING ASSOCTATI0N
NS The third monthly meeting Of the sub
scribers TO this association for the payment of
dues Will be held THIS EVENING at IL o'cl'k
In tie Brick School House on II street north bs-
tween 9Th and eth west. GEO H. PLANT Pres
FRED. kOONES. Secy IT.
~ A. A. M.-WASHINGTON CENTEN
US NAL. No. 14.-Members are earnestly
requested to attend the next regular communica-
ton Of the Lodge, on THURSDAY EVENING,
October Sd, at o clock Members OF sister lod9
are rsternally inv tied e
HN. b. Grand visitation.
oc l.et THOS. THOMPSON, Sec'y.
" !. y. .. F.-FRIENDSHIP LODGE. No
w.. l2.-The members of the Order, with their
iamll1es: are invited to attend the meeting of
friendship Lodge Gu THURSDAY EVENING. Oe.
tooei I'd, when The twenty fifth anniversary Silver
Wedding Of the Lodge will be celebrated at their
new hall, It's and so Pennsylvania avenue,
seo , Eth street Nest End, Addresses suitable
may be expected. BY order. ''>''
oel - P. HALL SWEET. Per- secy.
nECo-OPERATIYE BUILDING ASsOCI-
ALTON!
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THREATENED RIOT IN SAVANNAH. GA.-A
despatch from savannah. dated yesterday,
says:-One Bradley. a mulauo, from Boston,
VINO mas several times been arrested by both
civil and military authorities for swindiiug
negroes and exciting disturbances, had gath.
ering here to-day OF some thousana negroes,
mostly from the country. In the course of his
harangue against white men and in favor of
the distribution of the land. some conserya.
tive negroes interrupted him, when a melee
occurred A large force OF police charged
through the crowd, and the military coming
70 thelr aid, together soon cleared the square.
Nus kets brought in by large band OF country
negroes We're taken by the police aud turned
over 10 the militsry A large proportion of
the coiorsd Population dIsapprove OF Brad
ley coarse, and threaten TO assassnate hum
A late despatch says The city is all quiet.
The disturbances threatened this evening be.
tween country and conservative city negroes
ale quoted. General Anderson, chief OF DO. .
lice, has gwen orders to arrest every disor-
DERBY person, regardless OF color or politics
Inc military remains under arms, but they
VIII probably not be needed. A large num-
Der have been arrested.
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Goyernment SecufitleA.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ], 1667.-Jay Cooke d
%. furnish the folio wing quotations Of 9sv-
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THE FIRST
co OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCfaTyOy
being no" fully organized the officers are preusred
to receive Fl
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR STOCK.
To avoid rush on next MONDAY EVENING
1.-THE FIRST pay night the following places have
been selected to receive subscriptions during the
rrcsent week
WALKER BRO, Grocery. Potomac Hall
South Washington.
{. b. CHURCH & CO., Office corner MARYLAND
avenue and 18th street, South Washington.
S. +. SAvAGE'S Hardware store, Pe.nsy,,,.;.
avenue, between 10th and 18th streets.
THOMPSON CO.'S Hardware store, 9th stree,
opposite Centre Market.
FIRST PAYMENT FOR DUES viii be MON
DAY EVENING, October 7th, At 7 O'Clock
By order of the Directors.
"ci-iw G. Il. THOMPSON, Secretary.
thepub., Union, Intel, Chron., Exp, tdI
.Hs THE WASHINGTON CO-OpERATIyr
~ BUILDING ASSOCIATION viii meet TO-
muhEoN TUESDAY NIGHT at TemoeranCe
mai 4 Constitution ntOte favo able to borrnwerx
tbAn otaers row existing here i'll h.. ne norfr far
Nopttoh pursuant Ia order made at the AIT meet.
ing, ~ order o: the COMMITTEE 49, .'sN
sU'i - THOMSON Sec pro TEN
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@kNOX'S
CITY EXPRESS

uS CITY EXPRESS
Calls for and Delivers to any address,
BAGGAGE, PACKAGES AND MERCHANDISE
MOVES FURNITURE. &c, &c.
Principal Office. 314 Pa. Av.. cor. 9th ST. Wash N
brahCh ofnee-Pa. ay., Cor. 18th St,
New York ay. and 18th ST.
And at the Office of Adams Express Company
Georgetown. Sc q Inn