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THE WAR DEPARTMENT

The name Of Gen. Frank p. Blair seems to
De uppermost to-day in connection with the
War Department Secretaryship As it now
seems likely that no change will be made in
that Department for some days, II at all, 1t Is
not impossible that half a dozen other names
will be At the top of the wheel in turn before
the matter 10 settled.
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THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE Bout.
WE'LL Thomas, Churchill, and Marshall. mem
bers of the House Judiciary Committee On
Maryland State government, met yesterday
in their room, al the Capitol The other mem .
Der, MI. Lawrence, Of Ohio, has not vet
reached the city. end the sub. committee did
not therefore transact any business, but ad .
)eurned soon affsr assembling until Monday,
when IL is expected Mr.. Lawrence viii be
here, and the com mittee ill be gin its in yesti
CATION, as ID whether the Cons ltu ton of MARY
land is republican IN form.
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( A CASE OF OoHseIEECs-The Treasurer A.
he United States this morn nc received \
letter signed G.. Smith, ai3 Bo wery, New Yors.
enclosing sGs, which the writer SAYS .sis for
Uncle sam from one of hts neslectes
neplews"
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DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LANDs-Returnx re-,
csived by the Commissioner Of the Genera,
Land Office show that 1854 acres of the pub.
lands were disposed Of during the month o,
September last at the following local ofiices
viz;-East Saginaw, Mic higan, IO,43i acres: Sri
Peter, Mtnnesota, $40 acres. The greater DOR.
ton OF the land was taken for actual settlen,
and cultivation under the Homestead law, and
The remainder sold for cash and located with
military warrants.
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HON. EDWIN NJ. STANTON Since the return
OF Secretary stanton TO this city he has been
visited by large number of army and navy
ofheeEs and distinguished civilians. On Mon
day next he Will start for Ohio on private bu 81.
ness. He will be present at the wedding of
General Toney Forsytne, OF General Sher,.
dams staff, who is to be married on the 18th
instant TO the daughter OF ex. Gov, Dspnisop
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GENERAL BuTLRR's CoMMIrTsx.-Ieneral
Buffers committee, appointed to investigate
the assassination OF President Lincoln, will
assemble here on the esd Inst, to commence its
duty by taking evidence, Gen. Bntisr Will be
mere about that date. In the meantime, seys-
raj clerks are engaged in preparing and ar
ranging documentary evidence which will be
submitted to the commit - :
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DEPARTURE OF TIE M1xIcAN MINISTER
Senior Romero, the Mexican Minister to this
Government, left here yesterday morning (ae
companted by his family and private sscre.
raryI for Charleston, from which place he viii
sail on the iith instant for Mexico IN the
stesn,er Wilderness. General Babcock 40
General Granite staf) accompanies him
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GENERAL GRANTS PosiTIoS-We are an =.
thor'zed to state that the report autographed
from this city stating that General Grant in
conversation yesterday, declared himself m NC b
pleased with the result Of the recent elections
is without any foundation, as be has not OK :.
pressed himself to any one 10 tina, effect
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NAVAL ORDRRs.-Acting Passed Assistant
Surgeon Theodore S. Keith, detached from the
Bureau OF Medicine and Surgery, and placed
on waiting orders Lieut.. Commander Henry
q. Tallman, ordered to the Sabine. Aoiing
Assistant Pay MASTER II. q. Burgess, honorably
discharged from January /, 1866. The unex
pired portion OF the sentence OF First Assistant
Engineer James II. Morrison has been remit
ted, and he Is placed on waiting orders
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FROM THE WEST.

Steamer Snassed and Sunk-Three Men
Killed In a how On the Plans-The Pa
cfftc Railro DAD.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 12-The steiner J. H. La
cey, from St Joseph, sna-ged and sunk night
before last above st. Joseph.
A difficulty occurred reeeluy at Cameron
crossing, On the SAINT; Fee E3sd, between the
escort end passengers in ths stage coach. in
which three men were Killed. The Sergeant in
command of the escort was wounded. The
trouble grew out of the drunkenness and quar-
raIsone condu ct of the Sergeant
The Kanss Pac ic Ratro d telegraph line
reached Hayes city YESTERDAY.
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THE WHITE HoUsE.-A large number of
visitors were 1t the Executive Mansion to.
day. nearly all Of whom had an Interview
with the President. Gen. Schofeld, Hon.
montgomery Blair, and several members OF
Congress had interviews with tue Pre- :idsnt
TINS morning. HON. ID. W. Voorhees, called
this forenoon, but did not wait to see the
President.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 12-FIour shade frmer:
Wheat 2a3 CHS. better; Corn cents better; Rye
frmer Oats one cent better: Pork dull; Mess
S2l 50aS22 SIS; Lard quiet at l4l149; Whiskey
steady: Cotton quiet at Is cents for middling
Freishfs firmer; Spirits Turpentiue dull and
shade easier at 57as1k; Rosin quiet at So 80 for
common. 4
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GENERAL BABCoCK.-General Babcock of
General Grants staff, has Obtained q leave o,
absence for the purpose Of accompanying
Senior Romero. the Mexican Minister, on his
return to Mexico. lie will be absent sewers,
mDpths
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ARMY ORrKRs.- Brevet Brig. General John
Ely. Col sist V. r, c., mustered out and hon.
erabiy discharged. Breyet Cant. Howard
stockton, Ordnance Department, assigned 70
duty at Springfield Armory. Mass, list Lieut.
Charles L. Noggle, I'd infantry, resigned
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Hon DAVID l.. SEYMOUR IN DYING Cox.
DirIoH.-Aon. David l.. Seymour, of Troy, n
u, delegate at large to the Constitutions q,
Convention, Is In dying condition at Lanes
boio, Mass. Mr.. Seymour has been q mater
IN Chancery, member Of the Assembly. ana
sey we'd two terms III Congress,
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[Bv Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis johnson &c 10. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets a. folloWs:

NEW YORK. Oct. 12.-First Board-U. s. 6's,
1ssl, coupon. 5sOs,1S62, coupon, lt2 1864,
pom, new, io71; 1867. coupon. 1O7H; io.4O's,
coupon, 1909; 1905, second, 105x 1905, third,
1861; Canton, IS; Cumberland, 3d. New
York Central, nag; Pacific Mail, l43;
ferred,7 9A hudson, 49, Reading, l01x; Michi-
gan Central, 100 Y; Michigan Southern.s3k \; Lii.
noIs CentraIA 49, Cleveland and Pittsburg,
Rock Island, ex.dividend, ok; Fort Wayne.
1G0H: Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, rs X;
W. U. Telegraph, Sc; Cleveland and Toledo,
1856: Gold, 144k.
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~Geaeral ord has ordered that when +.
Union man is arrested he may have his t,,a,
ey military commission instead Of Rebel court
on his oath that ne fears injustice on account
of MS UnionIsm. ~
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SOME WESTERN MEN are here making dead
SET against Secretary McCailoch on the ground
That has financial policy was repudiSted in the
Ohio election. They do no, seem to N AXE much
headway, however.
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PARpoesa,-The Prssidsa. has, upon The
recommendation Of Governor Pierrepoias aud
Attorney General StanSery. pardonsd Ssms
barron, u Virginia, ex commodore or the Con.
fedeTate navy 49, 80 - II
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hSNew York Triesae Bureau (il,h street,
sTT eefuily handed over n box of Principles 10
Ne \ DIRK cypress Bsrsau TO day, the penalty
OF miseaiculation on the Pennsylvania cleo.
H D..
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DKFARrusE or GENERAL SHsRMAN-9.n-
raj sherman left this city yesterday for New
York, where be will visit his daughter and
then proceed TO ST. Louis 70 resume his com.
.osnd
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- Almost every democrat 10 town shas 1
nrw nai or Fair ct bocfs. supposed TO have
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RsroRTEp CABINET CHANGEs.-With the
exception OF the War department 1t is under
stood that the Presdent will make no chan res
IN his Cabinet until after the New YORK cleo
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1The Democratic Legislature OF Ksntucky
has passed a law taxing for Stase:purpeses the
income derived from United States bonds, fl "a
per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-12

RRTuKsBp.--Hon. 4. G. Theaser, Commits
sioner OF Patents, returned to this city las,
evening, from his recent visit North, apdswss
a. his effiec sgaip this nothing
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IMPORTANT NEWS FROM MEXICO.
Juarez Reelected President.
The Vote Close between Him and Ola;
rspecjal Telegram 10 the star.I

PHILADELPHIA, Oct IA spesiii dispatch
in the morning Post from Orleans says private
advices have been received there to tre effect
that Juarez has been reelected President Of
Mexico; although the vote between him and
Diaz Is close t+a
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LIhe supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
VIII now stand Read, Agnew, and Strous. who
f. have voted with the Republicans, and rhomp.
son and shsrswoct, Democrats,
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Fatal Shooting in Tennessee.

TSP0S1"1 1Vfe S3'Hr11 70 tuc
NASHVILLE, Oct. 12-Yesterday Seymore the
insiigator OF the Rogersville. Tennessee, riot,
at the Etheridge meeting last summer, vas
shot dead at Rogersvilie BY q Union soldier
named Willis-Seymore's trial for murder had
lust been postponed.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
sharsweod,s Majority about 1,7oo.
fspscisl Telegrsu to the start

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ls.-Ehe Onion State
Central COMMITTEES concede the election OF
Snarswood.a His majority will be about LOO
Resufnx from Wayne Csnnty.
PHILApxIpH1A. Oct. R-Wsyne county OF.
fetal gives Sharswood 2ss majority.
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LOST AND FOUND.

S :; p RS r. 1H 4. .ssscS
seari avenue, after : II the evening. oclaa
3sT Sunday, large BED COW 4; asr III tio e
pais foF her r. return e Eliza HkRRIs Express
Alley, one door from Sd street. &C y y
T osT-On Friday, Che nth instant; between tween, sns
HaiR * sif ma sa1 nasr viii %
H e X 'ssns .sa f.nns ALEA n
EeTED-on n street, between IN and 18th , on
Wednesday, the 9th inst, SLEEVE But.
TON. which the owner can have by calling at 4ae
oe ia-at.
STRAYEP,0uto Of pasture, lent Bay HORSE,
and small Under
tail gGng up a sf5set refs1s
M1s PEsRY Cos. lam and Wood Yard
2lst and ed SITS. Ia I'D &C l2-2t*
'TAKEN EsTRAY BY THE METR0PoLIrAS
marked viii &c so az hs
cash bidder, at 10 O'Clock q m TUESDAY, Oct
Il Ct e IS n. the
ton Of the Property Clerk, at his Office, No. La.
avenue pr1sSiE tRai asis Clerk
ESOUND-At THE Oyster Bay, BASE BALL
BADGE, which the owner can have by Apply
T OST.-S5 reward will be paid for the recovery
shish st5sysd from the dwelling of GEORGE " ,
r OST-This lFridayI morning, in Georgetown,
small II Grey gre ma Mare MULE She had been recently
sss ST. sas
street &c ssy0nd the market DICK
I7AME TO THE SUBSCRIBER ON MONDAY,
~ the 18th instant, THREE COWS-one red but.
falo, white star in forehead; the second a light
bIindle, with horIs the third dark brindle, with
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Government Securities.
WAsHIHaroN, Oct. 12, lS67.-Jay Cooke d
Go. furnish the following quotations Of Gsv-
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Tee baltimore 4msriess has a.csmpsiya
: Grant sor President .cnx. sss3
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n. = SHAFF1ETD'S :
N FRENCH CONFECTIONERY AND LA
. DIES RESTAURANT.
24b Penn. ave-, between 18th and 18th SITS.
The above well known establishment having
been renovated and fitted up in the most recherche
manner, is now open to the public, where ladies'
and geDtleme may be assured that all the delica-
ces of the will be served UP in style to suit
the most fastjdious. f.r
Wedding Parties, Dinners and Receptions fur
nshed at the shortest notice aud on the most rea-
sonab1e terms. f
oc Ism JOSEPH Ii. SHAFFIELD.
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EDUCATIONAL,

LIZ ~ VA AAOAN0As
EVENING COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, No.
II 594 7th street. between G. and H, NayS lard.
Young Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully in
yited to attend, hours of instruction from to p.
M. Slim
DOCK HILL COLLEGE,
II ELLICOTT CRY, MD
Studies will be resumed in this Institution on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
TERMS.
Board, Washing, and Tuition, ESQ; Entrance
fee, SIS; Physicians fee, So. Music and Drawing
extra.
au 29-5w BRO. BETTELIN, President
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~ FENIAN BROTHERUOOD
IS IRISHMEN AND FRIENDS OF LIB
ERTY. RALLYi

Grand MASS MEETING at Odd Fellows Hall,
Is, 1867
Col. P. F. WALSH. Central Organizer F. B.;
Col. JOHN O'NEILL, Capt. w J. HYNES and
others, will address the meeting,
Reserved seats for ladies. Admission free. It
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WANTS.

w AIN Id.
WANTEp-A GOOD PANTALooN MAKER,
w to work IN store: Apply to A. RUSSELL,
" ER mag apply Immediately at 460 18th street,
BOARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., for a gentle.
IS f. a. through the Post efce &C ls1iWs ''
WAANNTTE:RR d To BUIIdo9 Co9k an and HEAT
and side Chairs Call at the furniture Store SO
7th street, between L and M. o123t*
WANTED-lmmed iately, a good operator on
At the dress and and cloak making Of
es1e BEck 0 HOUSE, OF aos
ess shan a s
either in this city or Georgetown, for which cash
C. STOKES / CO., Real Estate Brokers,
l2.tf 400 18th street, corner f street.
WANTED-,:An OPERATOR % a Grover 4 Ba-
and ohio
" ANTED-A good steady 6 IEL to DO genera
BY aad e.
WANTED TO RENT IMMEDIATELY-A
furnished large and sH sTAK Ass' K RG2as
oc lift Cor. New York ave. and 18th ST.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-To go short dis
to an Il his 81
nee on 9TH street, between the hours of and g. or
IL and !. ocl1-dlw
Who the best esns
SITUATION as Cook ia a private family. She
advertiser will call. oclI- st
WANTED IslMEDIATELY-Bya young gen.
rs on or rsese
9pbr in nice house sitqated between 9th and
fhsss sssh
iiSSRf siss asp VILE
Agency, $50 Pennsylvania avenue oc 1O-st*
b 1s 1sss ye5 g.
c. oc l0-3t+
R gHssaS srwks ssa MSGasE
aSs ace III soSd ar sfd oree Address
HousR IN oetr r"ons
with gas sloO per month in advance paid; Ad-
Y9HSG to sea SGN store Goo 1t
STEEP EEEp Sonfsetioner' Sfass
chine, can BE- furnished wish constant employment
second door from Mass. avenue. Also. any young
lady wishing to acquire q scientific knowledge of
pressmakipg, cutting by measure chart, in one
half the usual time taken by the old imperfect
method, can obtain the same by calling at the above
address. oc 9.4te
WAETED.-A private family desire to rent a
w neatly furnished House, ia a good location.
STARR METCALF. Real Estate Brokers,
plants Building cor. N 7. and 18th street.
sea- tt gHs. .
.tWANTED. n-Ladies contemplate g wearing
ny BALMORALs and HOOP SKIRT Gov
e KS the COMING season. and wishing 10 avoid
expense of Braiding should call and see my beau.
Gful designs for the above to be stamped in FAST
COL0RS AND WARRANTED TO WASH. La
dies and thlldrsns' Aprons. Jessys, and Under
of one half the usual cost Of Braid. Any Pattern
made and stamped. VIM PRINCE,
aug g ~ 439 Ninth street
I WAETED--EeW and Cast-of CLOTHING old
W GOLD and SILVER, or any other article of
value At the Old sstahlished Merchant Pawnbro
doors north Of Penna. avenue Sole Agent for
SINGERS SKWING MACHINE. Derby
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WILTON j. SAFFOLD,
(F6rmerly of MONTGOMERY, AlabamaJ
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW.
WASHINGTON, D. G.
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. Sc lS-tf
T AIDES PLEASE READ WILLIAM
IL PRINCE, 439 9Th street. has about six hun
bred (600) wei made stamps Of elegant designs for
whole or part, and teach the buyer the Compost.
tioa, furnish Cushions and Brushes, and explain
how to use them, gratis. Being part of q duplicate
set lately used in Baltimore any lady wishing to
gage in this profitable business and having q
small capital should call at once. je8
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PERSONAL.

THE GENTLEMAN. with one arm, on horse
i back. that was seen to pick up bundle con-
tanning Zephyr Shawl and some knitting work,
yesterday evening, on New Jersey avenue, will
confer a great favor on the owner by returning it
to GUL1Ck'S Grocery store, Capitol Hill, and re-
ceive the thanks OF the owner. &C ii 3tF
CONSULT DIR. LEON,
~ 46S Tenth st above Penna. av.
ALL ACUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASES lin
both sexes) cured in the shortest time possible.
EruptiOns on the face and all other skin and ner-
yOus affections thoroughly eradicatef.
Rooms private. No cure no pay. Oc S-6t*
FQUAL TO MY HUSBAND.
Wen, George, 1 want to get my hair dressed
Hum Fanny that costs SO much
Oh No, sir, it does not cost more than you spend
in Barber shop. See Madame Demongeot's prices.
Short hair, SOS Cut for ladies or gent, $3.50
Flower & Curls, 200 and dressing it, LOO
On hand, a large assortment of Perfumery, long
Hair Of every extra color, Braids, Curls. Invisi
BILE Wigs on hand or made to order. At DEMON
GEOT'S HUMAN HAIR STORE, 27S Penn. :,
bet. 10th and 18th sts., south side. 2S-6m
nOCTOR SCHUMAN, OF BALTIMORE, may
IL be OCsyulted daily by Ladies and Gentlemen
in need of the services Of q skillful and reliable
physician, at his Office, 499 It'll street, between
and E, Washington, D. C. My celebrated PER
SIAN LILO UID sent to any address.
Letters must contain a stamp. Sc N-lmf
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USE LIMB.
IIM for spr1nkitnQ pnrpoese on hand and ID,
sale. Wsrd uumuni ssionsrs, SANITARY Omoers, md
Heusskeepers wiz and IL Ia Quantities 20 sxif..
klso, RUILpERS' LIME. PLASTHRs Of
Fif NJ sAau y, ana Ain' fHOs. TAHKrS.
J sU-6 Corner 10th street end cania,
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Ne WASHINGTON, ID. c., October 8, 1851
US The Board of Officers convened by Special
Orders No. 400, dated AdJutant Generals Office,
Washington, D. G., August ], 1866 of which Brevt.
Major General Jos. X. Barns, Surgeon General,
O. s; Ais president, for the purpose Of examin-
ing the various patterns Of KaapsacES and Ace0psr
nisafs that may be presented, and recommending
for adoption, by the army, of the best pattern in
their lndgmeht. will be in session on "Wednesday,
the 10th day Of October, 1857 at the office Of the
Surgeon General, e. S. A, Warrington, d. G.
Parties desiring to submit models Of the above ar
ticies for examination. may do so in person or by
agent, at the time ana place above mentioned.
80 j. b. CAMPBELL.
Captain At hArtillery, Byt. MAJOR, U S. A.
oc 9-6t Recorder of the Board
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0=I o. Q. F-The officers and members of
Win meet THis Saturday, EYENING al o Noi
for the purpose of paying fraternal visit to Mag
enenu 1ncampnent, No. 4. By order.
oc 12-1t THOS. W. FOWLER, Scribe
LODGE. No. 5, GOOD TEN
AS PLARS. will give a
PUBLIC MUSICAL and DRAMATIC ENTER
= TAINMENT.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT,
OCTOBER 18TH, at Union League Hall,
Ninth street, between D and Il.
Admission 20 Cents. &C l2-9t
~WASHINGTON CO.OPFRATIVE Assn
u3 CITATION.
in compliance with the provisions of Sec 2, Art
3, By Laws and Rules, special meeting Of the
above Association will be held at the store room
onath street, between ard Il, on SATURDAY
EVENING, 18th instant att CLOCK. Business Of
Importance will come before the meeting, and
dent. 1t"
r. FENIAN BROTHERHOOD
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oc Pet JAS. NJ. DALTON, Secretary.
0@MAS0NIC.-The MONUMENT COMMIT
US TEES of the different Masonic bodies are
requested to meet in the Grand Lodge Committee
Room, on MONDAY EVENING, October l4th. at
Soclock JAS. GUILD, Lebanon, Nos. oll-3ts
H@W0RKINGMENS ASSEMBLY-A meet
N ing Of the Executive Committee will be
held at German Hall. Eleventh street, near + on
SATURDAY EVENING, October Il, at ~ O'Clock.
business of Importance will be presented and
full and punctual attendance is requested.
WIN. BERON, Chairman,
n. WATKINS Secretary &c IL ct
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LOR RENT, and FURNITURE FOR SALE
: l. Fine House. gas and water throughout eleven
rooms. The furniture ia nearly new and is offered
at a bargain. None but private families need ap-
ply. THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN,
&C 5-tf 126 Pa. av., bet. 18th and Goth SITS.
EOR SALE-HOUSES in all parts of the city !,
Il varying In price from $500 to SO 900. Alss
Building Lots at all prices and on Ion e time.
STARR Il METCALF,
Real Estate Brokers, plants Building
Oc1 corner N. Y ave and 18th street