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TEL EGR &c.

While M sssny.r of the ban z. house Of
T9urig Gumph and %. was shipping n oag
OF coin, valued At S4O0 in currency, stthe Ner-
chspts' Union Express office. IN ~: Louis.
Yesterday afternoon. ne was rudely pusned
from me counter ana his money snatchsd by
thiet who immediately disappeared and has
VET eesn found.
San DoDIngo has declared war against Hsyri,
on sccoupt OF the sympathy and assistan &c
given by he Haytsp 10 ex Presiden. Ba,z
BseZ Wa a: Carac cas, where hs was pIan-
ming an s!tsmp: 20 rP'nrn to san BomEpgo
President Caoral ard General Pessn ver.
on the Haytien frontier with 81 srIny OF 4,CfB
men.
BrotEs Brothsrs' clothing es.4cl .sErn4ut ia
New YORK yesterday mo-aiDg. Tney hal
cPrfied OF three wagon loads OF expansivs
clofhiDg before heir arrest Two OF he gang
wrfe women. They were tally com United for
nil
Details of the news rom Rio Japeiro have
teen received. The war on tha Psrana was
lspgoisting. President Lopez, Of Paraguay.
mad renewed d his Offers 20 t1s allied DOW -
negotiate for peace, but no reply had been re-
turned.
In New Orleans the ordinance repeating the
previous school grdinances not having re-
ce'ved q atwo-thirds vote OF the members elect
II the Cnuneil hu- only Of those present
at the meetings, the Mayors veto was sus-
tsped.
The objections to PRUSSIA having been re-
he ZDliverein. Both kpgsdoms have also
concluded 3 military alliance with The North
German Confederation.
Gen. Reynolds has asked the War Depart-
nent 20 make Austin the permanent head
quarters in Texas. They were moved from
Galveston on Friday.
A Conservative convention, to take place in
behalf of the white population ofSouth Caro-
INA. has been called 10 meet in Columbia ON
the 9th of November.
San Francisco trains Of emigrants are arriy.
ing from Colorado en- route TO Mexico with
large drcves of stock.
The fever interments in New Orleans for the
"a hours ending at 6 oelock yesterday morning
number I3.
There were four deaths from yellow fever iu
Galveston, Wednesday.
Gen. Wright and a corps of engineers are
survey ing the Southern Pacific railroad
The SO quadron under command OF Admiral
farragut has arrived at Lisbon, Portugal.
The Arizona Legislature has adjourned, and
the members have returned home
The Paris Exposition will be closed No.
yember 3.
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De. scHUhAfEaa hrs NEw orr,cv
No. 496 c STREET. .'r'-r
" jersey Avenue,

Continues to be Conhdentially Consulted in all
cases requiring ski aud experienc being the dis
coverer Of the only remedies for diseases Of
private character. The treatment adopted by him
Is that which has the approval Of the most dfstin-
and Its universal success has proved beyend doubt
that permanent cure for the wsrsf cases Of Con.
Glands, diseases produced by a certain solitary
practice, &c, can now be obtained to moral GER
ligence and skill msy. bs relied on Since Dr.
echuman has opened in this city, all the many
cured without n single exception. Persons con-
smiling DR.. schunan may rely upon receiving
In an cases an early application Is Of the utmost
importanes, neglect or maltreatment often leads
20 The most serious results Rooms arrnnoed so
tSsf the patisnt comes In contact with no one but
Tie docter. Once hou1s, Z to II q. m, 5 to p m.
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- Professor Liebig's artificial mother ,
milk mas been made the subject OF warm dis.
the mother or the milk Is artificial.
~ The Germans of Phiiadelphia have sinh.
scribed S35.0O0 toward the erection of build.
ing for theatrical purposes.
~ The Picayune says New Orleans is erow.
inG acuve again, now that the fall fashions
have come in.
~ Wn. Smiths son, in Bloomfield, Ct,
broke his collar bone while playing the "na.
uonal game" recently He got go hot ball.
- Frenchman, giving his name as Jo-
seph Bonaparte, and claiming the throne OF
Spain was arrested in New York on Sunday
~ 1t is estimated that bennett lost one hun
dred and eighty thousend dollars by the thea.
Tlcal managers Iefnsing 70 "advsftise in the
New York Herald"
y Rev; Richard wilmer: Bishop of the
Diocese OF Alabama, was In Lynchbure, Va,
on Sunday. en- route home from the Pan. An,
gltcan Council In England. : -.
~ The passenger cars on the railway from
st Petersburg TO MOSCOW, are two stories hieh,
the upper story being used for sieeping at
~ The Atcaisos County (Mo.) Journal s.v.
that "for month past cOntin Mons straam ~
emierants. with their white.cappSd waeons.
teams, stock: 90, have been pouring tnso tsis
crease rather than Otherwise
~ Clara Louise Kellogg will not sin~ NJ
any OF the European theatres at present' NOR
especially not at . French theatre, On account
OF ner imperfect knoWledgs OF the language
The Fort Smith Herald SAYS the Arkan.
sas river u 20 low above that place hat last
week drove % cows stopped to drink in n,
and they drank In 1t two. = -. = -
- A young lady, about eighteen years OF
age. wac burned 70 death by her clothes acci.
dentaaly taking nre, eight mileo South OF Evsns.
Vile, lnoiaAa, on Monday.
Rntortwas . sypry. Hse father and
mother belonted to . wandering COMPANY.
She hr'S appeared on the stage q two mentks
old, In basket Of MOWERS. 8sfgF 49,
MadaDo Loniso % 1forae, knovp a n
DulattO Weman Of conssdeSahlo talsnt - 4
receer ef poetry, died Of the fever IN New
Orieanss An1int the pool aad siok,
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Sporting lntellisence

AHoTHRR PRIZE FIGHr.-rhis morning.
jerry Allen and Tom O'Donnell, two young
Westchester county and had q lively little
mil" which lasted nearly one hour They
iought twenty.seven rounds, and both were
pretty vel punished, yet neither one showing
the white feather. AT the conclusion of me
last round the owner or occupant Of the ground
MADE ms appearance and threatened them with
arrest. They At first refused, but the approach
OF eeveral men led them TO suppose the au nor
lties were after him, aud they by mutual con-
sent declared the night q draw They then
made tracks for home. lt Is said howe yer.
visit to Jersey.
fHH AGRoTR AND CRK. sMR FIaHr-The
last deposit was made in th,s match YESTERDAY.
and the light will come on on Monday NEXT
,r.,n,n. M,,n,n twsnty m,Iss OF Norfolk Aerots is
battle.
TIE LATE SHAEHAssEY AND WARD FIsEr
THE LArr1R OUT WITH AHorHER GHAL.
LKKGR-Billy Ward and Johnny Shannasesv
met In the ring last week near Denver OIty.
Me-, and contested for stakes amount tin1 n
$1,000. They fought sixty.seven rounds, and
Snannassay won by foul. Ward repeatedIy
getting Shannasssy by the leg and fhroWms
him. He was warned not to do so but stiii
continued. and 20 lost the dsht Ward - uoV
out WIN S smother Oh sh.ilenss " 70 fight Shaanas-
BACKED OEr-Tom Allen nas fniled IN nm,
IN An appearanos AGAINST Bill kyalI, and Also
TO make EooS his cAailense 10 any man in the
world. THIS undertaking OF Eneiish pusilists
to play the blum Game here win not do. They
will md plenty here to accommodate them,
end they must put ur or shut mp. The fact Is
Allen could not raise the price. ~ q. q =.
THn OoLLYI1l AND KELLY rfIsHr.-Both
these leather, weight pustlists ere uadsreo1n0
thorough training and have Deposited IN ~
SsOo, nearly half the amount, Sam is training
near Baltimore, and 10 said % Be in fine coodi.
ton. Kelly b -Quartared at the .Ia wood,n
Westchsster county, better known as Rocky
Moors1 sQAeaaQuArters," !" where he IL beInx
handed sy sevsrai leading pugiltsts. fNis
WIN g, Iteoct Q do1et one Of ths hardest
forent oafues eyer witnessed between two
hight weight aghfsrs.,sT e-T r--W 10 -,
TIE 9RHAr ScULIIHe RACE FOE ea,0oo.-
The great match betWoen Johnny AcKiei ana
Harry Coulnf. for se.00o aAd the chaWud0n.
nip, comoo on this a1lrnoon on TIE 00aouen-
hela river, at Pittsburg, Pa They are % be n
the stArtine POINT q feuf O'Clock. shoaid ne
weather prove hvoeabse.s II =. tNerefnrS. I
somewhat doubtful whether they win puII 10.
day owing 70 the late stcful-. TAs distauca Ia
b rowed - Ave miles, two ana one.haif milss
mp The river and asound D stalrS0uet md -
turn.-M y. Eosssas fsteevspA, Oct 81.
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IA new park was opened with appro-
1t IL called Lincoln PARK


pirate ceremonies. in Cincinnati, on the 26th.
1t IL called Lincoln Park.
~Charleston, s. C., has police force OF
one hundred and nifty men. -E
0A colony OF English agriculturists are
ON their way to settle in Tennessee.
About S9,G00000 worth Of buildings ha ~
been ereeted in ChicaSo the present year
\ y In portions OF Sweden and NORWAY ths
people are suffering from famine, cAused hv
bad hafvests last ear. -
SPrze fighting in Eneland II aIguomi.
ninusly going out in sndn," as the Pail man
Gazette Gays, while Il 10 increasing In America.
lpT farming towns of Vermont are
decreasing in population.
IL Fifteen sisters OF Charity have zone
from New Orleans to Memphis, to act as vel.
low fever nurses. y : s''.IlT -.
~The potato crop OF Northern Indiana in
unusually good both in yield and DUALITY.
~ Snuff taxing 10 Increasing in France
more rapidly than the other modes of using
tobacco.
~ The apple crop In Indiana now being
gathered Ii the largest and best for many years
~ Eighty years agn pail holders and other
persons attending funsrals IN New England,
wore white leather gloves. - s..s 80 81 : =
- Suicides for love. says a stasisticisu,
rarely occnr aisrr thirty. At that age one has
found there u more In ths world than Ne once
thousht.
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AFFAIRS IN PRINCE GEORGE COCNTY-Tbs
Marlhoro- Cazetta

AFFAIRS IN PRINCE GEORGE COCNTY.-Ths
Marlboro Gazette says:
:. Il. Hence, Esq, sold last week about GO
acres, part OF the farm Of the late Joshua T
Estep, in Aquasco District, in this county, for
$40 per acre, cash. Purchasers. Jeremiah and
John U. Turner. He also sole about 100 acres
OF land belonging to the estate OF the late VIM
l. Wilson, in taid district, for S22 per acre
Purchaser, Geo. N. Orme.
There is no Sunday School in the town OF
upper marlboro. As soon as the female
school house now In course of erection is
finished, il is proposed to open q school where
the children OF all denominations may attend
Mr.. Howell. OF Bladensburg. sold his branch
Hotel last week TO Mr. Suit. for five thousand
dollars We believe our old acquaintance.
Smith Snit, will enter on his duties as host OF
that establishment next week
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FENIAN AFFAIRS IN Observation-Disclosures hes
from Dublin, by cable, yesterday evening
says:-"G esterday at the trial of the Fenian
priGoners, motion vas made by the counsel
tnat the ACCUSED be tried by mixed jury COM
pOt cd of CatholIcs and Protesrants, but IL was
denied. General Warren ned the ser vices
OF counsel, and declared he was citizen Of
the United states, and refused to acknowledge
the Jur isdicuon OF the court Two policemen
were shot last night and Instantly killed
Their murder is directly charged upon the
Fenians. Energetic efforts are being made to
discover the perpetrators. Col. Kelly, who
was rescued at Manchester. is reported to be
In France, and that he will sson leave for
America. Huckley, one of the Fenians can.
tured at Dungaryan, has turned q ueen's eyi
dence He appeared before the special com
mission and testified against General Warren
In his evidence he gives q complete account
of the expedition"
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FATAL AFFRAY.-On Monday last an affray
occurred at Mr.. Groves store, four miles
south OF Frederick. Nd, between an Irish.
man named Mitchell, ana a clerk in the store
named House, which resulted in the former
being shot dead. House claims that he acted
in self-defense. The affray grew ont of an
alleged error in a store account, amounting
to fifteen cents. Mitchell had only been ia the
neighborhood q few months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01

Slndlanapolitics are assuming an interest.
ing condition, as both parties feel confiden,
mat they can elect their candidates for Gov
ernor next year. and the nominating con ven.
uon will be held in January. The Democrats
suegest Sens Hendricks and Representatiy ye
Holman as their probable candidates. while the
Speaker Colfax and the present Lieutenant
Governor OF the State, Mr.. Baker.
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ANOTHER SALE OF CoAL.-Fifty thousand
tons OF Scranton coal were sold by the Del
aware ana Lackawana Company, At auction,
In New ork OF Wednesday. The attendance
OF the trade was fair, and the result generally
was satisfactory to the sellers. COMPARED
with the previous monthly sale, lump was %.
boatllk cents; CRATE i24 cents egg 20 cents;
stove e. Y cents. Chesnut is 6k cents lower
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LADIES LIST.


T~rfr zen aN-sI4av JH-a
Nr >~to Jennie ieIk a A Nrs
uF-r dJs GattEry Adele
"a D-UEtE>- Mary l. Mead r Mrs
SIS Nst-hs HsuiuR r
n ttr.- D = p n rs .sJn , " sIrE
siL Atle Morgan J Mrs
Eiul Nlrr1ret Mason MIRA
= - n ..-cE I'd Mathew x Ms
= hr~ Ai'hsss J Mr.
Ep-s b 3 Mrs Marble y Mr.
: k.iOu H"Trey tMO diu IA q Mr.
r MIS- Marshall V Mr.
f-'fls VI Mrs IckeBua Ada
.Ts enc Henrietta Miller V : Mrs
- Franri-CaptMrs NJ D@rInOtt "A n
2. Fro~Isy tHrsNckenIey V
- h-rNz, be ' VI cPhrrson No
F1zgaTfeJt Mrs Mcpherson Em
Fl-k VI r HTs NOdick Miiey x
. FthtOu Sarah tciNute Jennie =
FTa9'-r Na ,aAaHNelsOn q Mrs
Fountain Maria Parker 4 Mrs
rs Mrs Paul Rnss
ITsE ountain NiniaEiehl \ Mrs
.Ts mrs kUsse. L \ Mrs
Grimm Hennie Kanner Ida M
GrsbTy Cat aTsRich Jane
rstir4ntt'yn al JNrsEaudnlph Mrs
- GunldiNg CPNrsReduen NETrs
2 Green FLOR - ~HrsRi,iii.k FMrs
= GurOst Nate RutteT Virginia
g Gibs on hate Runnica W Mrs
GoVe Mary IT Claire Sarah
lTetfOu udTich MOlilo stevens A A Mrs
Glover Lucy Smsllw0Oi l.
.rsGTat ul 10 thrsSchOielt ARMS
Harvard Bette Smi b \ Mrs
Harris Bet~ey SIrith Octavia
- Mrs tcl Smith Mary 3
y Hu-tedA nE EMrsStuart VI Clande
Hatch ID IRA Stuart Emaiine
Is Harris Eva Mrs Seymour Z w
Harris Fanny StOtt Helen
higgins ". aNrsShelley ! Mrs
re- Her~haw III VI Strveus Jennie
NHogan Harriet Stevens ; Mrs
: Htltmuller II Scott VI z Mrs
Mrs Smart VI W Mrs
Homes KateNTs skinker NJ
HOurhtOn G. b Stick l. V Mrs
Mrs Snead VI A
II sH arrisOn Isabel skinner VI EMS
IN " Mrs strange X Mrs
Hooper J Mrs Tay lOr Gath'e
Heis = p MrsTaylOr n Mrs
.TstaTTi~on Kate Thompson A Mrs
IrsHavkins CNr=Turner III Mrs
. EHayes Ma MrsTurner L Mrs
: Hatton Sallie ETucker Fannie
IrsHaTTis NV EMrsTaylor Martha
Hull " Mrs Whitney Eliza
- llWttEFt WIS W bFntT u MrE
rs Hinar,l : A ATsW orthingham r
Holt Belle Woods Charlotte
rsJOhnSOn VI MAMrsWatsr- J
.rsJ Ohns0n My NrsN atcrs VI v Mr.
Jackson Nv MTsWisc Jennie A
q Jackson A EMrsNise Kate
Jackson Aw Williams Me
Jones ROxannaW illiamS J ENrs
Irsg Osiin Mary Wilson VI = Mrs
JOice Louisa Welk SA
,isKeys Alice MrsNright 8 l. Mrs
Kane Eliza Warren Lizzie
ITsLadd Susan MTsW ashington :
l. Lawn AlIce Mrs
rsLeWis Elmira NasEi i1gton Z
.TsLarmOn Fannie Mrs
IrsLeary Mary West z Mrs
IL LOwning VI Wangh So
Leonard VI MrsYeatInan &
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PRESERVING WooD.-In a recent article on
the methoo OF preserving wood from decay by
means OF the ''dead oil" Of gas works, we al.
veried 10 The difhculty OF using IL. excepting
Tor railroad ties, on account of its innamra-
bility. Experiments have recently been made
on Inc application OF this substance 10 heating
steam boilers, and as IL Is capable OF giving OF
three times as much heat as coal in couss- :
quence OF having three lines as much hydro-
gen, the promising results already obtained
BID fair TO render the article Of mucn econ omi-
cal importance.
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~ The Dakota TerritoriaI election. wb,

" The Dakota Territorial election, which
was held on October Stb. was decided In II yor
Of the Republicans, who elected q majority of
the Territorial Legislature. Last year the
Democrats carried the Territorial Legislature,
UacotAn elects two delegates to Congress. as
:he people about Fort Laramie want n new
Territorial Government Tor themselves to be
called the Territory of Laramie, or Wyo-
ming, or Cheyenne, all Of which names are
suggested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01

The NORTH CAROLINA CoSsrrrurIoy.I
CONvISTION.-The Conservatives at Raleigh
have nomin ated Hon. u. @. Fowle, J. A. Nor.
ris. p. II. MaDgum, and II. r. Blake for the
peet TO carry the county. The Conser att YES
being IN hopeless minority at WILMINGTON,
they will probably nominate no ticket The
negroes are unit for the Republican policy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01

WINCHESTER AND Potomac RAILRoAp.-A;
the annual meeting of the stock kholders Of this
road. held in Winchester ON Saturday last
Jos. II: Shenard was elected President, and
Robert Y. Conrad, VIM. L. Clark, John Glaize
and VIM. A. Baker, Directors :or the ensuing
year.
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THR LINCOLN WARDRoBE-No Auction 10 D.,
H.id.-The wardrobe of Mrs. Lincoln srllJ
aoorns the rooms OF Mr.. Brady, az No. COS
Broadway. ard the probabilities are mat me
high prices placed upon the dresses hy the
owner will keep them there for an indefinit.
period. The earlier determination 10 hold a
public auction to-day, N case the wardrobe
and jewelry Were not previously disposed of
AT private sale has been recon idsred. and the
effort 10 realize priva'ely upon hem will De
continued. Subscriptions - for the relief of
the family OF Abraham Lincoln" are about as
slow and insignificant as The sales Asa last
resert TO raise the wind therefore. some
BODY has suggesi ed that the men who became
rich by The war should he appealed TO. which
will be done by circular immedfa,ely after tue
election. The attempt TO obtain money by
pubtc lectures has been abandoned, as the
first public man consulted thought there were
more needy and more deserving widows than
the one in Chicago.-N. y. Eypress 3Ist
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CHEsAPEAkR AND OHIO CANAL.-The Ha
geretown Free Press states that q serious is
aster has occurred at Dam No. S. Two-thirds
night last.
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staFns Nsry
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Arfe-sCn + kTs !
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b.ypn A l. Mrs ]
bgvsu MayEI T.
BiO-n (. ns
hEONhSusEHNTf
Bryant A y Mrs
p ket. Cbarlr
Bowen Carrie /
BALDWIN ID A j
PAlIth harlrste .
Erzns q n Mrs !
bIsFEs Ella :
RTuOss Emily !
EIicgs Jane Mrs
Eal cock LMTsI
F1rtsl Hugo Mrs
Bryan jos Mrs I
Bishop Mrs 4
Babhitt l. 2 MrsG
baIr0E1 NJ Mrs I
bOaIn Az NJ VI z I
brIrCel LuUi>a 9
BIoncEgh NJ tc1 Z
RaTfld n Mrs 4
k1Tk Mart a MTe1
Bond Mar J : 4
Bartlett l. III Mrst
Iuit A a Mr- J
Garter J &C. ]
Carter A = HTs2
Carter ] dlia tcl ]
Crooks keftie !
Ctyanners q Mrs
COllinst Mrs ]
CbAncr Eliza b
IhaEin J W Mrs
Cra1en Jennie Nh
CreiThtUn Jane ]
Carter u Mrs
Garter BucIe
Carter VI Mrs ]
Cook Laura
GTsuztOn VI AMIsl
thancey Mrs
Carr Mary i
Galliss Lucie r /
clark Nrgt MTsi
Coffee Mich 1NrSI
Golel4XeF Pile FL
Cractun VI Mrs u
Caldwell NJ II MrsI
Camp NJ + Mrs l
Gross Mary Mrs J
trai we'll p Mrs I
Clark Tillie 1
Daniels A VI MrsJ
pelsneySa hMrsJ
Dean Annie !
Donaveu MOllie J
VIC j
DOraypn j
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Davis y ancy j
Dickens Francish
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DuncaBMay Mrs
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Dunn EliZ hNTsI
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Dent Josephine i
Dillra Kate j
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~ A. sssostal se1eacs . sDsssane In Ns....
Mr.. Dali go ~ seeashs - hesntsoSSsss
tAs.ovsr sducatjoa aAa tAsAionshis hsS,s. ~
10 NoOe0s
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LIME WHITE SHIRTS - -
az nsiressaed muslin. fine linen boscms
% 3on Ai6 Peppsylyania avenue.
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BKssENER STEEL--One objection 90 the
Bessemer steel was that tBe insots on coolinr.
are inII OF bubble noies. This Is now obvfated
by causing the moulds used 10 rotate slovly
on their axis after the metal lie run in, thus
favorine the rising OF the bubbles TO the sur-
lace Polished sections OF steel thus treated
exhibit few or none Of the black sp~cks res nj
ung RON The cause above indicated, which at
one time detracted from the value Of the steel.
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y The majority Of white voters In Arkan.s
V twelve thousand nine hundred and ihfrr-

y The majority of white voters In Arkan.a,
- twelve thousand nine hundred ana thirrv
- In the Mormon theatre, the trnr,6v 10
Othello 10 produced with fifteen Des0emons.
The smothcrtng scene 10 said TO Be- a mac
teaiouG
- A neW pig iron manueactorv a. h.,n.
eeected u Herrisburg. Pa. /, and viii soon -
ready TOR opsraeon. = : : :
OO Tue Dstrois folks complain that thei
new ges works ssoold" the gas 90 we'll thaf ne
einzens can't get any 70 burn
- Md organ grinder vas lassly noescsd
tvSInme svey An dtseust from the frout of tAe
Deai ana Dome Asylum, Hartford. Hh "a.
oNnces 30 20 speak, consisted OF one lfttie boy,
soo Ne oeat ooe. tntenffy curious 70 see Whoi
ne vas turning tbs handle fer.
- CAaslss DouoApe, q syncsH, WA
oeverely stab6ed in the len side. at Buffalo,
while dancing win tie mtetress Of o nosNd
gambler eerly On Friday morning. b. come
~ IT, Sad cenetrucAon Of school bs>sAs.
Which force children 70 Rad with tAeir Soos.
Close before thefr sys<, and WITH their hSsS.
held downward. n rssponsih.e foe 0ucA eHort-
seehtednen. -saers
- Horse nsan = growing y pop,,ar,,, A
Preach erticle od food. The pcooIe conn myass.-
bevsvs. that the prices OF tkis larury - to
nes. Tas niast Tor instance, b sol1 q tVssU
es00 Pound
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01

riale most In ne for winter bonness Tbose
made OF satin have velvet trimmine~ ana
velvet is trimmed with satin folds The bon :
uets have no cape, but differ from the etyle OF
last season in having a narrow stspdinr .ronf
ana somethinG OF q crown. They have NOT vet
reached the standing crown, bat rumor pre
diets they will do so in time
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LIST CT TTARS
aENAICIEG N THK
HASHISCIOS CITF POST OFFICE,

HANlSG THE LAEGlSr CiECtLAfiON.l
slr-Tn cht41g suv OF -a. -e -.Jtsrs the applicant
hU,t 10 frs ..,, --tia-t L-ts7-., AtSr the date
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01

- Hon. BENJAMIN 4. Wade. tbe pre.e,t
senator from Ohio, 10 10 arnounced, will moi
retire from political life at tue expiration or
his Senstorial term. His friends Inssnd "a
run him rs a candidate for Congress from Ia,
Nineteenth Ohio Distrsct, ~ present rsprssen ssd
~ General GARFIELD, and. if elected, on M March
sth, 1868. be vii msrely move his ouartara
from one wing OF the Capital To tne other.