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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-14

Observation-Disclosures Bates has dismissed the
case against Mr.. Lully, the auctioneer, who
it was alleged, received fifty dollar note
from Mr.. Psddou. few days ago, in mistake
for five dollar note, and afterwards denied
its denomination, when Mr.. Paddon called
upon him to rectify the mistake. The par
ticulars were published in the STAR at the
time the examination took place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-14

LOST CHILD "A sprighrly boy, OF abou
three years Of age, was picked up in the
street this morning, wandering at large, and
taken to the Central station house. His hair is
OF golden yellow, and his eyes blue; he was
dressed in square figured brown calico dress,
with shoes and striped socks. To questions
as to his age, &C., his only answer is
sJOhnnyo ...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-14

SRvRNTH.sTREErP PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
We learn that Rev 5. p. Lynn. Of Cleveland.
Ohio, will o1iciate tomorrow, morning and
evening, IN a. m. and ~ p. n.y. at the 9TH
street Presby terian Church, as candidate for
the pastorship OF that church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-14

IMPROVEMENTS. - The fine buildings OF
Meesrs. Frederic Pilling and Joseph Shilling.
ton, on the north side OF Pennsylvania ave.
nue.. between 18th ana 18th streets, are being
rapidly completed. and viii be occupied about
the middle Of October. They are three stories
high, the front being OF press brick with brown
each building will be occupied as stores, each
store having q front Of f6 feet and depth OF
so feet. The upper rooms are the size OF the
buildings, I6 by 80 feet, and are reached By
following frst-class mechanics are employed
on the building CONTRACTOR, J. W. Drsne;
brick WORE, Joteph Digs; rooflng. Bouts &
gas.fittine, OHare & Noonan; store work,
Jacob Vshemyer. The cost of the two build.
ines will be about twenty thousand dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-14

THE GRAND LODGE OF ODD FRLLows OF
The UNITED SrATRs.-The b. w. Grand
Lodge OF the United States, composed Of ITO
representatives from the State Grand Lodges
and the District Of Columbia, will meet ia
New York city on Monday morning, and the
representatives from this jurisdiction, Messrs
J. +. Havenner, and W. r. Mclean OF the
Encampment, leave here to- dav to be present
Monday morning This 10 the first meeting Of
the body in New York, and Q very Interesting
session Is expected. The questions Of revision
disposal Of the Degree Of Rebecca, change Of
funeral ser vice, &C.. will engage good Dor.
ton OF the time, and other business OF import.
ance will be considered. Hugh Latham, Mayor
Of Alexandria, 10 one of the delegates from
Virginia. The brotherhood in New York in.
tend TO give the representatives suitable re-
ception. ~ - ' -ais
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-14

An INTERESTING LNTBRTINMRNT.-Thep pic
MIC, Monday, q the PARK, fer the benefit Of st.
Dominick's1 New Church, will be very
attractive affair, and richly deserving OF pa.
troDage. The friends OF this magnificent church
enterprise have struggled nooiy 10 carrying 1t
their efforts viii receive cordial cooperation
from the public. The people OF South Wash.
ington are specially interested in adording aid
TO the CONSTRUCTION OF an edifilce that Will add
80 much to the importance ana prosperity Of
that portion or the society ~ II e'.s.s}',s
BIDS OpRNEp-At - O'clock to-day bids
Were opened in the Mayors once at the City
Han, for grading and trimming v street north.
from 9TH to 18th west. The following are the
names ct the applicants for the work and their
prices for the wsrk per cubic yard:-P. Mur-
phy. iQ cents; Redmond Burk, IL 4 cents; WIN.
Babinton, as cent?; JOAN Fitzgerald, lax cents;
Marshall Brown. Is cents; EDWARD Ambush,
ls cents; Samuel Gregg, - cents. The Mayor
viii consider the proposals, and il . few DAYS
announces the name Of the party to whom tie
contract viii be awarded. sasaf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-14

DOMESTIC INFRLICITY-James Oolburn and
Maria, his wife. colored denizens OF Four.
tenth street. near the canal. got into dispute
this morning. which eliminated Ia q belligerent
engagement between the ill.matched twain.
Both parties piled the weapons OF nature with
much vim for about three minutes, at which
time the sbetter half'' was wang uishSd and
compelled to beat precipitate retreat ont OF
the front door. The affair afforded amuse.
ment for large number Of women, boys, cats
and dogs, collected around by the oath's and
imprecation uttered by the hopeful couple.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-14

GOVERNMENT SALR.-The Kalorama hos.
pital buildings were sold at auction on Thurs
day afternoon, bringing the sum Of S1.6OO.
Gen. McFerraD, Deputy Quartermaster Gen
eral had The superintendent of the sale.
The frame buildings on Pennsylvania ave-
nve between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets, will be sold the coming week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-14

RRTURNRD.-Willam Blanchard, Esq, one
of the original projectors of the National Re.
publican, arrived in this city from Australia q
few days since. MIR. B. went to Melbourne In
1861 as United States Consul, under the adj
ministration of President Lincoln.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-14

MARINE INTBLLIGRNCR.-The jaunt around
the wharves this morning was almost unac-
companied with any reward. The Potomac
was clear Of vessels, and but few are expected
for several days to come. At Oarter's wharf
the following report IL received ARRIVED
Schrs. G. w. Holmes, Dixon, Chickahominy,
se,OOs feet Of lumber for Mohun Son; Mig
nionetts, Colbert, Havre. de. G race, with coal
to order OF shippers. Sailed-Schrs. Edward
Ewing, McDeviit, for GEORGETOWN, to load
with coal for an Eastern port; Forward, Jones,
for g street wharf, to load with coal for Eliz.
aboth river. Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-14

THE MRTRoPoLITAN POLICE.-A meeting OIL
those members Of the metropolitan Police, who
are favorable to the formation of building
association among the force, is called for on
Monday evening next The project is a good
one and meets the approval Of over two thirds
OF the police force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-14


strict the absolute right that existed reviously;
but this ID not considered as an injury. So far
from IL, the individual, As well as others, is
supposed to be benefiitted. And again. the
owner OF lot in the city intends to build of
wood. The constituted authorities say, ..You
m ust not exercise that rgnt-it is dangerous TO
all; you may build Of brick or OF stone, because
the safety Of all is in that way promotec." In
I he case Of Coates vs.. the Mayer, &C., of New
York. 9th Cowan, 1922 party was fined
by the police authorities for interring a
dead body In Cemetery after the prac-
tice had been forbidden by q law OF the
Corporation, and the law was held to be
constitutional, and the Court decided that cal.
though Corporation may have granted LANDS
for the purpose Of interment, and have even
coyenanted that they shall be quietly enjoyed
for that purpose 1t is not, thereby, estcpped
from afterwar passing Law forbidding
such interment under the penalty OF a fine
The erection or continued maintenance of q
nuisance is a criminal offence In the eve Of the
law: and 10 prevent, or remove tns nuisance
as, therefore, no invasion of any ones right OF
propertp, although, thereby. he may be pre-
vented from doing as he pleases with his ewn.
L; 10 not true that man may do what ne
pieases with his own, Sic utere tho, mt
mon otisnum tGedas, is q principle OF the law
without an exception, and the individual who
attempts its viol6tion in such a way as to
bring danger TO the health, or disturb the
comfort and peace Of society, may himself be
controlled as to his right OF either property or
liberty. The following anecdote eff great and
learned magistrate may serve both rs su Illus
sration tor the present occasion, and to cali at
tsntion to an evil, which l have witnessed
myself In this city, and which Is Disgrace
aud shame to every one who commits it.
Dord Eldon, who had great foudness for the
brute creation. one day seeing creature In the
form ola man, beating his horse OF the head
with heavy club in the most cruel man.
ner, rushed forward ana himself COM
menced making diversion in the horses IA
Uor. by belaboring the shoulders OF the man
with his cane exciaiming at the same time
~.why do you abuse your norse in that brutal
way7" The man answered, 'swhat Is 1t your
business sir-the horse is mine and shait do
what please with him? Why do YOU strike
me7 The Chancellor replied: "And too claim
that my cane lis my own and will do with it
as please, so long as you abuse your horse in
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-09-05

rear ths entrance 10 the Fair Grounds during the
week Of the Fair and vii be ready DO business At
all reasonable hours Of the day.
The Superinteuaen; viii De charged with the duties
Of providing tor the Of the eahieition-oi re-
csiving, arranging and keepnx in order everything
connected sLerswith-sf seeing that good order y
maintained thin the enclo sure and of keeping the
executive Committee web advised of everything con-
nectsd it'll tie exhibition He will be aided IN the
discharge his duties BY assistant 70 each hall
also one 70 the Horse and Mule peparsment-and one
to the Cattle Sheep and Hog several
duties Of whom shall be attend especsy to the de-
pArtments assigned TO them.
An efficient police force viii be on the ground dAy
and night.
Ample arrangements will be made in the way Of
pens stalls feed and bedding for stock but exhibitors
will be required to pay fair rates for all grain, meal
and hay used by them
Articles for which no premiums are offered VIII b
entered in the classes which they naturally tsionR
as non-enumerated and viii be passed upon BY COM
mite in those classes complimentary notices of them
published and such recommendation as they may b
entitled to in their Judgment. Such eommendafion'
however will be subject the approval of the Execu-
tive Commit.ee.
Persons entering Stock win occupy stalls belonging
to the Board will be required exhibit their stock IN
their rings of entry and failure to do viii b
charged $l.0o per day for each stall used.
Exhibitors will be required keep their stalls open
and their stock accessible TO visitors all seasonable
hours during the Fair. ans
Exhibitors and visitors will take notice that no
change whatever will be made in the foregoing Rules
and Regulations or in the instructions TO Judges but
that they will be strictly adhered TO in every particular
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-09-05

LARGE GROWTH OF BUCKwHEAT -
Jesse Evans, of the vicinity of this city,
informs us that he has Buckwheat, grown
this season, that measures about five
to five and half feet in length. He is
bound to have a good crop, and we be-
speak some of the -four to make cakes
out of about the advent of Jack Frost
if our friend Jesse will please bear this
in mind, we'll promise to give the
Buckwheat cakes "Jesse," or the Ben
eft of a hearty reeeption-sure.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS.
ESTRIKS .


All entries mus, be made on Monday and Tuesday,
except in cases of unavoidable accident or delay.
Any person Offering article for exhibition, will
be required pay 10 per cent on the amount OF the
premium for which he completes, before entry of the
article will be made excepting for sweepstakes.
Entries must in all cases be made on the Secrets-
RVS books and entry ticket properly attached, be-
fore articles or animals viii be entitled to a place
within the enclosure. And article can be ored
from the ground until the close of the Fair.
All premiums viii be paid promptly, at the close O.,
the Fair.
Nc animal viii be allowed to be entered in the name
of any other person than the bona ide owner his
owner or his agent and if any should be entered
violation Of this rule they will not be permitted
ce;ve premium, although awarded to them by the
Judges.
Single tickets 10 cents each, viii Be good for one
admission only, and will be taken up At the gate,
and no caecks issued for return. Members tickets
$3.50.
GENERAL REGULATIONS.
The Board will carefully preserve all articles while
on exhibition during the Fair, but win not Be respcn
sibe for any losses accidents that may occur No
perso. will be allowed in the ring when animals
being exhibited, except the proper committee judges
editors and mars0ls. Articles receiving premiums
viii be designated by the Judges folous: For the
6rss premium, rad r.66os, for the second. 6.s RI
~. and where complimentary notice Is made Of An
article, siite ri55es.
The Executive Committss viii Be in thsir once
during the week Of the Fair. They viii appoint all
officers. judges, committees, and agents Tor The
cas;on, lear and decide al questions aAscting the
rights Of exhibitors, tie duties of employs and
will have general Supervision Of the exbihitio1.
Tee Sscretary ard Treasurer VII keep their ossees
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Con ptiOn Durable by DIR. Schenck's
al GIn

VI
TO CURE CONSUMPTION. the system must be
prepared that the lungs will heal To accomplish
this, the liver and stomach must nrst be ceansed and
appetite created for good wholesome food. which
BY these medicines will be oigested properly, and
good healthy blood made thus building up the con-
stitution. SCHENCk'S MANDRAKE PILLS cleans
the stomach of all bilious mucous accumalations
and, by using the Sea Weed Tonic in connection the
appetite is restored.
sCHENCK'o PULMoNIC SYRUP is uutrcious As
we'll as medcinal and, by using the three remedies,
all impurities expelled from the system and good
wholesome blood made. which will repe all disease.
Ii patients will take these medicines according to di
rections Consumption very frequently in its last stage
yields readily their action. Take the pills fire.
quentv to cleanse the liver and stomach. 1t does
not follow that because the bowels not costive
they not required, for sometime III darrh9a they
are necessary. The stomach must be kept healthy I,
and appetite created 10 allow the Pulmonc Syrup
t1aact the respiratory organs properly and allay
any irritation Then all that required to perform
permanent cure is, to prevent taking cold Exer-
else about much possible, eat all the
richest food-at meat game, and. in fact, anything
the appetite but be particular and stcate
we'll. md W. IA. mo. Vt.
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"wIrH four metallic qualifications man may be

"wIrH four metallic qualifications a man may be
pretty of success These GOLD in his pocket
SILVER in his tongue BRAss in his face and IRON IN
his heart
But for tonic appetizer. aud as gentle stirnuiant,
there is reliable virtue in PLANTATION BITTERS.
No article has ever been popular or done halt 20
much good. Let all Who have not already tried this
great stomachic, at test its quality We UNDER
stand that the Druggists and Grocers of this section
selling qualities, and that scarcely fam
lily is without il.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-09-05
JAMES ELDER. ESQ. at the Ham corner

JAMES ELDER, Esq, at the Ham corner
opposite Citizens Bank, has on hand a
very large and fine assortment of School
Books, States, Copy Books, and every
thing used in our Pablo Schools, which
he is selliag at fair prices for cash. He
has, also, the latest Magazines and
Newspapers for sale, besides large as
Hsortment of well selected Literary and
Standard Books. Call and examine his
stock
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-09-05

VALUABLE ADVICE AFFL1cTED.-Dr.
STRICKLAND, in reply to numerous applications for
advice wishes inform those who afflicted, that
they may consult him all Acute Chronic Dis
eases by letter. stating the age, symptoms &c, with
fee of two dollars enclosed. Dr. 5. has obtained
great notoriety experienced Physician, both in
Europe and America especially in the treatment of
Chronic Complaints other doctors have failed
effect cure. Those suffering should Immediately
send for prescription by addressing Dr. A. SrRrcK
LAND, Cincinnati, Ohio ely.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-09-05
Unrivaied Cutting.Box.

having added important Improvements TO his Cut
ting Box, making it of the best aud cheapest
yet insented. JOHN W. Macy is now engaged man.
ufactGring them North Marion. near Main, and be
invites the farmers and stockraisers TO call and
anime the machine for themselves. He calls sun
rivAled, and that to be the Judgment of al
who have used the machine.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-09-05
rAs BILLS DISCOUNTED IS % OF.
" If paid on or before the goth instant.
OPEN TO THE WORLD.
FIRST ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE ..
w ayne County =
Agricultural Association
AT CENTREvILLE, IND,
Oct. 18th, 18th, nth, and 18th.
$4,000 In Premiums.

Officers OF tae Society Rankis Boldrdge, President;
Sytcesser Joh~sos, Secretary H. b. R.pe, TSeas-
~er. 49,
DIRECTORS u. w Gray, Joseph ". Jackson,
David Commons, Caleb B. Jackson, John " Maxwell,
Jeremiah Swafiord Norris Jones, Chas, N. McGrew,
Geo. G. Hindman, Rankin Baldridge, Carey A. Lee
son, Joseph Lewis, Jesse Gates, F. L. Stevens.
EXECUTIVE C0AAITT1E.-Rankin Baldridge, C. B.
Jackson, VIM. Hanss, David Commons, John II.
MAXWELL s4
SUPERINTENDENT d. 8. Brown.
AssIsTAMr Do g. B. Jackson.
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INSTRUCTIONS TO JUDGES.

When majority of the Judges any section are
present, they shall constitute quorum. and be au-
thorzed award premiums, and the first on the list
of those present shall be Chairman.
A premium will not be awarded when the article 10
not worthy, though there oe competition.
The Judges on animals will have regard to symme-
try early maturity size and general characteristics
of the breed which they Judge. They will make prop
allowances for age feeding. ETC., but will not give
encouragement tos over fed animals in breeding
classes.
No premium will be awarded to barren females
shown in breeding classes.
The Judges fat cattle will require all cattle IN
this class to be weighed; ascertain their superhces
and report the same require of competitors full
statement in writing as to the manner and cost OF
feeding before awarding any premium.
When horses are entered to compete in classes
testing their speed and bottom they will be required
to make mile and repeat.
The Judges will be expected give the reasons for
their decisions, embracing the valuable and desirable
qualities of the animals articles to which
are AWARDED in fruits give lists of collections to
which they award premiums. And as the great 90
ject of the Agricultural Board Is to collect valuable
Information upon subjects connected with agricul-
ture, the several awarding committees requested
to gather all in Information possible from exhibitors, in
their respective departments, and make their report
as full as circumstances will permit.
Each comnittee will make its report awards to
the Secretary, the business Office early possi-
BILE after its completion
The decisions of the several committees will be final
and irrevocable in regard to the premiums awarded
ANY improper Interference with the duties of award
ing committees by exhibitors, will be promptly re-
ported TO the business office, and awards may be
withheld for this reasons but when called upon by
the proper committees they requested to give all
information in their possession to facilitate the labors
of the committe.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-09-05

At Starr School House. on the Williamsburg
Pike, Temperance Meeting will also be held on Mon
day evening next. Sept. eth, at ~ O'Clock Good
speakefs viii be attendance and address the meeting
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TEMPERANCE MEETINGS.

On Saturday eve next, at Pearl Street NJ E. Church
at O'Clock. B. C. Hobbs President of Earlham Col
eee, viii address his fellowciszens the subject of
Temperance. Come and hear the words of truth and
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-09-05

The Horticultural Society held very
pleasant pic mic at the farm OF their
President, Joseph c. Ratliff, on last Sat
urday afternoon.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-09-05

The next quarterly convention of the Good Tenn
plars of the ..kiciuoBd District" viii commence in
this city on September 18th at the Hall of Richmond
Lodge. All Lodges in Wayne and Henry csun.ses
are expected TO be represented
By order of Committee,
HARRY C. JoyEs.
JoHy AIKKx.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-09-05

Eyre i Landell, Fourth & Areh-sts., Philadelphia,
are Offering large Stock of Fall Goods to pur-
chasers This is old Established and reliable Dry
Goods House. Read advertisement
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Read who Says s
From Rev ". ID. Seigfried, Pastor of TuA Bap-


fist Church, Philadelphia.
Gentleman I'll have recently been lsbot under
the distressing effects of Indigestion, Accorded by
remedies were recommended by friends acme Of
them tested but without relief. Your ihaid's
German Ritters were recommended by pers usho
Bitters induced me 70 try them I muronfess
that had au aversion TO Patent Mediciues,n the
thousand and one" quack "Bitters," VIE only
aim seems to be TO palm OF sweetened antrugged
liquor upon the community ia a sly way anhe ter :
dency of which, fear, IL to make many . afirmed
drunkard. Upon learning that yours WAS eaIly >
medicinal preparation, took it with hapf effect
Its &C ion, not only upon the stomach but tor the
nervous system, was prominent ard eratirinE.
feel that have derived great and permsneu bensf
from the use of few bottles
Very respectfully yours,
E W.D. SEIGFRED,
Nc. 254 Shacka ma ron Street.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-09-05

A STIMULATING Tonic LIFE BITrERs. Good
health is blessing. The way to enjoy such is to
take wine glass full of SrRIoKLASDs LIFE BrrrERs
two or three times a day. They create good appe-
tite they cure habitual Consumption Nervousness,
and Headache they make the Old feel young. lfyou
wish long life and good health, use STRIcKLAsD's
LIFE BIrTERs. For sale in bottles by Druggists, aud
by the drink at all saloons and groceries.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-09-05

MAGNOLIA WATEK.-A delightful toilet article-su-
perior to Cologne and at half the price.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-09-05

Thd Peopie's Co-operasire Store in this City, has
declared dividend Of per cent last three mouths
- .sc-khctlerx- ce-i-