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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-04

s~. REoIsTRY N0TICE.-Nesies 10
~ hereby given % all qualified yoters In the
SkvENH wARD that the Judses Of Election ap-
pointed register voters under The act Of Congress
hHpreyed February s.lss. sn,itlsd ct TO plnish
other uipssss, will BE- In session at
ruE CORNER OF SIXTH STREET AND VIE.
GINA AVENUE.
On MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY. nsy
4th. Gh. and 9Th.
for the purpose Of receiving and recording their
fks set Of Congress entitled can act 10 regulate
the elective franchise In the Diatret Of Columbia,
provides that eaeh and every male person. except
lag peupers and persons under guardianship Of he
Been eonyieted Of ANY Infamous crime OF offence.
And excepting persons who have yoluntarily gives
aid and comfort 10 the rebsls In the late rebeliSn
and who shall have been born or naturalised In the
Untsd States, and who shall have resided In the said
District for the Period Of one and three month,
ofer 10 vote next prscsding any election thsrsln,
shall be entitled 10 tho elective fanehise and shall
be deemed an eleetor and entitled TO- vote 81 any
sl.s,lon y sid city. yi,hou. any distinction on
Il 10 very desirabis that all naturaliled citizens
bring their NATURALIZATION papers with them, In
'I ayl g s'0id ea'h 'S " K5fEs, sssnssaiy
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-04
LATEST fELE0RAPHIC NEWS.
Political Affairs on the Pacific

METHODIST ooHYxRRHuE AT CHICAGO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-29

~"Ballast tor the Grecian Eend" is adver.
tised IN New York store window.
~French ladies are taking TO the velocipede.
The empress is an adept.
ga female burglar is the latest develop.
ment OF woman's rights in New Orleans
~Sunset Cox, Josh Billings, and other nota
bilities, are staying At Orange, N. J.
~ Brigham Young wants to marry an ac.
tress (Apuette Dues) for variety. , !
ga boy twelve years old died in Cincin.
NAT on Saturday last from the effects Of a spi.
der's bite.
- @Ritualism, though at present discouu uten
anced by the majority Of the hishops, seems A !.
lently 70 spread among the clergy. go |
ga railway theatre u established betveen
Manchester ana Liverpool. One scene cIose :
at each station, and the lovers are made happv
a. the end Of the route.
aVThs American Association for the Pro.
motion of Social Science will hold its annual
meeting in Eoston next month. Fg4 ulr.E
~A movement u now IN progress in the
several mills Of Lowell, 4ass.. 20 have the
hours Of labor The same In winter O. In sun.
nsr, d ,ess
IAt Vienna, for some time past, An orchss.
tra, exclusively eomposed offenale exse eutaats,
has been giving copcert WIN suecsss.
Z D0rhsre il said 70 - renewed activity amon z
the reuiaus. There 10 full regiment aYmSd
and drilled in Cincinnau,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-29
First Annual Report Of the Superintepden
of Colered Public schools OF Washinst an
and GeorSetoWn, 1c6S-S.


Rev. A. j. Newton, the late superintendent
Of the colOred schools Of this city and 3eorpe.
town, has prepared his annual report for the
gives q historical statement Of the rise and Dro
gress of the schools since the commen ce,n sot
of the war.
The first free colored school started after the
war opened was near Lincoln HospitaI. estahs
lished before slavery was abolished in the nis
tric., by DIR. L. ID. johnson. surgeon of the
hospital in the latter part OF the summer 'of
le6i-a night school for the c0lored peopIe con !.
M cted with the hospital. DIR. johnson. Mas.
sachusetts man, taught IL at first; and thew had
day school about the same time there for man
wonen, and children Some fifty were Al ,
mittPd, and a benevolent lady from the Norfh
gave her services as teacher until 1884 or i-S5.
being paid $40 month, barely enough to de-,
trey her nece=safy expenses.
The seeop school was opened in Du6 0reen
Row in 1852, by the American Tract SociSsve ~
New York., to teach the eontrabauds M ma
Capitol prison, captured material OF war, Thu
Tract Society Afterwards moved their schooi
INTO the west part OF the city, into a hoI,se
which they buift for the purpose; and we tbir r
this butldinG was afterwards moved IN FrraI :
menp Village, on Arlington Heixhts. IN which
was started really the 1rst pure oanfrsh, n a
school ia this region. They had there y schJoi
OF two to three hpnAred ehildrsn,' ana fhSv
were all nom the plantations, not pnSxSa ~
those born free, as they were in the schoois 81
the city. A third school was started f1s n ne
yeAf, 1863, IN the city by the American MI
IA November, 1853, the Freedmsn,. Pol, 4,
Association started its 6rst day schooi. lin
Two teachers; and during the winter and spriSe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-29
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT OF BucHu

Hundreds suffer on in silence, and hundredsof
etns iis spPy v..niy 70 drSssists and doctors, who
or spp remsda. sh sss ss 9SD Of
s ss e bS bsRfhns AZ. & sps
that although il may be pTS iuoed from exee1,irs
Q, the Of s BY .eOyou. e
.tf1ation the use Of Tea ana Saa men
chidbirtS Il far oftener csused by direct irri
tstlon, spnfed to the mucous membrane Of the
When reviewing the cause, Of these dlstre .sips
s3mpisInts, y is mott pstnfui 70 eontemplste the
;@pls ;hs n,t,Sss e the subject e & q
classes Of society. and which eonsequentiy aaset
more or less directly ne welfare Of the entire hu
ture designed for corporsh deyelcpmenf 70 be
the early confinement Of school, and especially in
the unhealthy excitement Of the ball room Thus, !,
excited by pleasure, peryertip 2 in midnight reveI
the noTr. ID ,isnsS ~ nature for sleep and rest
In CENSOR enee OF this early strain upon her sys
tenn unnees wary effort is required by Che delicate
yotary 70 retain her situation in school al Iater
day, thus ssgrsvating the evil. When one excite.
uent is over, another in prospective keeps the
nov consta It mt OF fashionable dress sbso
igteiy the exercise indispen. able TO the
strength the exposure to niyht air; the sudden
change of temperature; the complete prostration
produce their legitimate effect At last, an early
mkrlege caps tne enmaN OF misery. aud the IN !.
Ioruneie one, hitherto 80 utterly regardless OF the
pltin dictates and renonstrances of her delicate
nature, becomes an unwilling subject Of medical
treatment. TINS IA but truthful picture of the
experience OF Thousands Of eur young women
Long before the ability 20 exercise the funcfi
OF the generatye organs, they require An eS ucs-
tion Of their peculiar nervous system enmnossI
OF Thatis called the tissne. wnieh IL, in common
WIN the female brees. and hpJ, evidently uuder r
the control Of mental emotions and ASSOCIATIONS At
an early period Of htei aud, as we shall suo.e
quen tfy see, these emotions. when eNcessiye Lad
long before puberty, TO habits which san the yerx
their development.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-29
rBy Bankers ana Brokers Telegraph. !

Lewis johnson d 90. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Sept 29.-First Board-U s. g.,
1881, coupon, l13%; 6.20's, 1884, coupons II34
1854, coupon, l0sx; 1855, coupons, 1l0X; Is65
coupon, new, Los \ 6.20's, lc67, coupon, I0s Z:
l0.4Us, coupons, 1o4%; Pacific Mail, 100; Ohio
ard Miss. .Certificatas,2s q; Mariposa, IS; Atlantic
Mail, none; Canton, AZ; Cumberland, %; w
U: Telegraph, "a; Quicksilver, 2i; Boston
Water Power. Is; N. ". Central, l27x; Ere
~; do; preferred, 20; Hudson, l37; Reading
934; Michigan Central, none; Michigan South.
ern, e31s; illinois Central, li5; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, SIS; Northwest, s7sf do. preferred
s7x; Cleveland and Toledo, lUl; Rock Island
III Ii Fert Wayne, ITO Y Alton & Terra Haute,
~: Toledo & Wabash, 20; Adams Ex 50 y
Wells, Fargo %. Exp, sos; Amevioan Ex-
press, 49, United States Express, A.; Mer.
chants Union, %; Chicago & Alton, none:
90. prferreu, none. Market weak. Gold,
l41ha4l4.
[By Cable.l
LONDON, Sept. 29-l1:l5 a. m.-C0ns0ls, "a {;
Bonds, -; Illinois, "a Erie, 32x.
FRANKFORT, 1l:15 a. m.-Bonds, 75x.
LIVERPOOL, ll:l5 a. m.-Cotton market firm:
sales 1900 bales. Middling Uplands, 10, Or
leans, 1O4. Shipments from Bombay to 26tn,
6,fOO bales.
LoNDoN, l20 p. m.-Consols, 9i%; Bonds, %;
Illinois, 95a; Erie, 81
LIVERPOOL, l-20 p. m.-CottOn frmer and
more active. Sales will reach $4,000 bales
Prices unchanged. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-29
AFFAIRSIN LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 29.-When the vote
was taken yesterday on the Cove rnor's veto of
the Fqualtybill, seven whites voted to pass IL
over the veto, and five negroes voted to sustain
the veto.
The mandamus in Judge Cooley's registra-
uon case, came before the Fifth District Court,
Judge Leaumont, yesterday, and the Court is
sued an order for the registration Of the ap-
phcanf, which was obeyed without question.
This Is one Of the Courts whose naturalizatio on
papers are declared by the Board OF Registra-
tlOn to be Illegal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-29
FROM THE PLAINS.
The Indian War-Fatal Affray-Disiin.
pnikhed XisitoFS.

81. LOUIS, Sept GA dispatch from Grin-
nell StltioB. ou the Kansas Pacific Railway.
says that Colonel Forsythe and all his wounded
men have srrived at Fort Wallace and are
doing well Judge Pliny Moore arrived at
Fort Wallace yesterday for the remains of DIR.
Moore, who was killed in the recent fight.
Immense numbers of bufflloes are reported
on both sides of the railroad for distance OF
about sixty miles.
Six hundred Indians croE=ed the railroad
near Monument City yesterday The impress
sion Is that they are preparing to attack all the
stations, IS they are dri wing buffaioes in ad- :
vance Of them, which is their usual plan. The
citizens are IN arms along the entire route.
capt. Clouse is inspecting all the troops, for
trying and issuing ammunition where it is
needed
A dispatch from Helena, Montana, says that
;. w. Beals, Ex-Governor Of Wisconsin, was
shot and killed yesterday, by Geo. NJ. PinRey,
formerly U. s. Marshal of Montana. The cor
oner's jury returned q verdict that PiHney
killed Beales IN self-defeuce.
Professor Agassiz and Hon. NJ. Hooper, OF
massachusetts, left Omaha for the East this
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-29
w ON AN

Females. owing 70 the peculiar and important
relations which they sustain their pee uliar
nation, and the ofces they perform, subject
many sunertnp. Freedom from these contribute
IN no small degree 70 their happiness and welfare,
for none can be happy Who are IN. Not only 90,
but no one OF these varieus female com plants
long be suffered 20 run on without Involving the
general health of the individual, and ere loag
dacine permanent sickness and premature decline.
Nor - IL pleasant to consult Q physician for the
relief OF these various delicate Affections and only
upon the most urgent necessity will O true woman
% far sacrihce her greatest charm TO do tdiI.
The sex VIII then thank Us for placing in their
hands simple specifics which viii be found EN-
cacious In relieving and curing almost every one
OF those troublesome complaints peculiar to the
sex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-29
THE DONNELLY.HUBBAR MUSS IN
MINNRSOTA f.

ST. PAUL, MINI, Sept. 29.-The DonneIly-
Hubbard quarrel hes assumed new pha sc.
Hubbard has Withdrawn, leaving Donnelly
the only Republican candidate for Congress.
Donnelly's opponents are urging another
Convention. aud the fight Is likely TO grow
more bitter than ever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money in New York is in good supply to
borrowers on call at four and five per CENT,
with exceptional loans to government houses at
three and a half and four per cent. The mar
ket for commercial paper is without notable
change from Saturday. The business in gov
eminent bonds has been small, and the tone of
the market dull,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-29
SCHOONER SINK.

FoETRHss MONROE, Sept. a9.-The schooner
Ida r., of Philadelphia, with coal tor Rich
mond, sprung LEX off the mouth OF the Po-
WIeckers have gone to her assistance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-29
UEoRaErOwN COLLEGE, D. G.
NINETEENTH MEDICAL sIssION-isss-,s
College Building, Corner Tenth and streets,
CITY OF WASHINGTON.

October ht, and terminate the following March.
Lecture. wiz oe delivered daily, conmencine at
n ms 0 pe. Il. Ss
this city.
NOBLE YOUNG. n. D., Professor OF Princi pies
and Prsstiee q Medicine, General Pathology,
FLODOARDO HOWARD, n. D., Professor OF OBJ
ststfics and Diseases Of Womsn and Children.
ana Prsctics oi saraery, Hihtsry sorsees1'
Frsctsres, and Dislocstions.
NN:dies. TSsrsssaiics. and Medical jufi:sru. -
oiaeA q phS.
nary Therapeutics and Pathology.
MONTGOM8RY JOHNS, N. D., Professor of
Anatomy, Descriptive, Regional, snd Surgical.
s19RIEdIAS oRIeaIdIy n d. Professor of Chemistry and
JBARRY THOMPSON. N. D., Professor Of On.
srstiys surgery, Histology, Microscopic ma
and Pathological Anatomy. : = =. = :
DANIEL 3: aAaEER. n. D., Professor Of Clin.
ico-surgicai Diseases Of Woman. >
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sns s:ss,s s.. spsss e ,ss.,.s u. es...no.
- az 'El0.s nav FEES: 1Vif1 y - 3
Tor tAe fun course Of Lsctures..-m s,s. A
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Ps9oeeSresor aS ~
SsaGscaS9SSh sn.ss Sish = 90
SnsH ''--.s-.-....---....--........., % a
For further infbTna&ion sddrs,, p = -
yoh1eOH lLIOr, II. D., pr.x.
"Sss's ~ sSe street, Washingtep, D. Q.
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Baltimore Markets, To-day.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 29.-Cotton firm at 25 a
2e. Flour quiet with a fair business, and prices
unchanged. Wheat very dull, but not quota.
bly, lower. Corn firm: White LEO, and yellow
at s1.26. Oats firm; sales at 7Oa77 cents. Rive
active at s1.40asl 80. Provisions firm. Bacon,
rib sides IGN; clear do. IL; shoulders l3x ali;
hams 22c. Lard 20kc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-29

~Hon. Alex H. Stephens Will attend the
great faur 10 be held in Richmond lrom the 9Th
10 he 10Th Of October and VIII give public re1
ines for the benefit Of the First Baptist Church
~The planters OF Bullock county, Ala
have rezOlys 70 keep ont of market all cotton
no. necessary TO meet their debts now due, and
call upon other planters 10 do the same.
- IL is stated that Brigham Young has
given orders TO have every member OF the
Mormon church excommunicated who deals
with GENTLE or purchases Of an outsider.
MIR. Joseph Eirkby died suddenly at his
residence Ia Leesburg, Va, last week He had
hlled Tor NUMBER Of years the ONCE Of recor-
der Of the town.
~As far as heard from thirty Presoyter-
hes have votsd in favor OF reunion.
~Napolcon has forbidden Eugenie to gam-
BILE in stocks
H0Rey. Mrs. Hannaford is q Universalis
elergywoman OF Massachusetts. --.-. 81
~Mrs. Stanton, who has been % see Ann:
Dchnson, says that lady supports her mother
se,er, and younger brother. = 7--1JDITF
~Tns dwelling Of MI, Shunfield, at smith
town. l. T., was bnrned on Saturday lient
win the sum Of 9,0oe IN bonds loss, 5000 o.
ne dwsllipg. GO 500 .Ir=
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-29
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternesn's Dispatches.

ARRIVAL OF GEN. MCCLELLAN.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 26.-General Mcclellan,
with his wife and family. arrived from Eu rope
to-day on the steamer Cuba.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-29

New Ysrk Grain Market To-day.
NEW YOIK, Sept 29--Flour duh aud 10 cents
lower. Wheat dull and nominally lower.
Corn quiet but scarcely so firm.
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wall street fs.dav.

wall StIeet Io.ooye
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Stock market steady,
Money easy. Sterling Exchange, sx. Gold,
AIN. 5.2O's, 1892, coupon, 134. I0.iO's, con,
pons, Az. North Carolina 6's, 76I; new. T5s
Virginia 6's, ex-coupon, S3k. Tennessee 6's.
ex-coupon, 69h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-29

The INDIAN PEACE CoMMIssIo yERs Tho
Indian Peace Commissioners will meet at
Chicago, Illinois, Oh the eth OF October next
for the purpose of settling up their bu-me
and making final report. Hol. n. q. Tay
lor. Commissioner of Indian Affairs, who is
now in Minnesota, will JOIN the Commi ssioners
at Chicago, on his way to Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-29

REVENUE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nc
Culloch to-day made the following appoint.
ments of Revenue officers:
Grogers1E; A. Parker, 5th Maryland w. r
Jackson, 9th Ohio.
Sterekceprs-Wm. Brvan, Sd N. Y; George
Loripg, 5.h CJl.; Frank Lynch, 18th Ohio; Ja 3
J. Mcdonnell, 4th Ind; John L. Mi hte, 18th
Ky: VIM. Il. Mintar, Quincy, ILL., Edwin
Nichols, 18Th Ohio; VIM. A. NewmLn ST Jo-
seph, Mo-; M. ID. ID. Polleys, 9th Wis. Alva
w. Paul, 4th Ill: VIM. A. Qusrtermsn, 6th
OHIO: VIM. H. STEELE, 4th Tenn; Francis A.
Sbarpnaek, l7th Ohio: John S,siner, 9th Ind.
vile, Quincy, ILL.,; Arnold Schevers, Ironton,
Mo-: Henry Spel lker, 9th NO.: ]. w. Selman,
9Th Ill; Cherries Wheelwright, LIST Ohio; David
r: wilson; 6th MO; Randolph A. Wheatley,
Blbcock, 1st Iowa Jamos r. Bruuer, 18th Ind. :;
II. II. Brown, lst Mich; John L Guv, 5th Mo.
John II. Finley, 4th ILL.,; John p. Fisher, 4th
NO.; John boyle, 3D. Ind: John H. D;uben.
heyer, ID Ind; w. H, Bradley, 7th Ill: Martin
X. Green, Sd Ind; George H. Hesse, Dubuu ne.
Iowa; J. N. High, Toledo, Ohio; Frederick
Hinckiey, Alton, ILL.,. Benjamin A. Keyser,
New York city.
ATTORNEY GENERAL EvARTs has received a
copy OF the opinion Of Judge Boyn ton, Of the
United States Court for the Southern District
Of Florida, refusing the application of Mudd,
Arnold, and Spangler, the ass.ssination con- :
spirators, for writ Of hdbeds corpus. The
prisoners contended in their application that
they were tried by military commission IN
time of peace, and that it had no jurisdic, on in
their casee; and that il they were rightfuny
Imprisoned up to the 4th of July last, President
Johnson's proclamation of that date pardoned
them and set them at liberty. Judge Boynton
arrived at the conclusion that their offense was
military one, and that the proper tribunal for
their trial was a Military court. He also de-
cided that the proclamation alluded to was not
applicable to their cases, as spies and assassins
were precluded from the benefit Of its pro.
visions.
SHOW Your SIGNs.-Commissioner Rollins
says that the eighteenth section of the act of
July 20, 1868, not only requires distillers, rec
tiffers, wholesale liquor dealers and com
FOUNDERS Of liquors TO place and keep sign
on the outside Of their distilleries, rectifying
establishments or places Of busine ,, but re.
quires them to place and keep such sign scon-
spicuously on the outside" thereof. A sign
placed "facing on the back street or alley Of
the premises" is not compliance with, but an
evasion Of the law"
INTERNAL RKvKHUK.-The receipts to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-29


PoLITIcAL-The largest Democratic meeting
of the campaign was held in philadelphia
yesterday, and was addressed by Mayor Hot.
man, Of New York. tE
The Irish People, the leading Irish news.
paper Of New York, which last week declared
Tor Grant and COlfax, In lrs issue OF Saturday,
comes out strongly In opposition to the election
Of Hoffman as Governor Of New York.
The Republican mess meeting, in Atchison,
Kansas, Saturday, was the largest and most
enthusiastic gathering ever held in the State
II Is estimated that six thousand people were
present.
The Republican majority in Maine (nalrly
all Official returns) was 2O,I73. few returns
not yet counted, will increase 1t from 200 TO 800
votes.
General John q. Fremont has engaged 10
speak IN the Fourth and Ninth Districts of In
diana, for the Republican cause.
ALLEN A. Bradford, Republican, is elected
delegate to Congress from the Territory Of
Colorado by ma jority of 70. The Rocky Noun.
tain News gives the majorities complete.
"A Democratic meeting was held in Atlanta,
Georgia, on Saturday last, and was addressed
by General Gordon and others. General Cor
don says that il Grant is elected President and
any party, North or South, endeavor to pre-
vent hls Inauguration, he pledges his sword
chair.
The Republicans Of the Twenty eighth
District Of New York have nominated Noah
Davis for Congress.
Senator Cresswell, Of Maryland, starts this
week for Michigan, to take part IN the canvass
in that State.
Hon. John L. Thomas, Of Maryland, has
gone to New Jersey. He spoke at Newark last
night, and will address q large me citing at Jer.
sey City tomorrow.
"A large delegation Of soldiers from New
Mexico will attend the Soldiers and Sailors
Convention in Philadelphia, October l.
james Jackson. jr., is the Democratic can
didate for Congress in the Twenty ninth dis
trict, New York. He was member Of As EN-
bly, in 1868 and 1S64, and was peace Demo-
crat.
Francis X. Gilbert, Of Delaware county
is the Democratic candidate for Congress in the
Nineteenth district, New York. He serycd In
the Assembly in 1Se3 and 1861, and was hen q
Peace Democrat.
- Senator Norton is engaged in an active
can vass Of his State for Seymour and Blair
having appointments 70 speak AT dinerent
points throughout Minnesota, and will be thus
engaged until the day Of election.
The principal Republican speakers now
on the stump IN Michigan are Senator Ohand-
ler, Rsprsseataaiy YES Bc2man. Trowbrdge, Fef.
~, and blair; Messrs. w. L. Ssoughton and
Randolph SariekAnd, who are % b shssen %
Congress; Hoa. VIM. A. HOWARD Hon. =. B.
Fairfield, and Hon. Charles 8, Hay. Senator
Creswefi, OF Maryland, joins them the hrst
Va ek In October. s'aru4s
-Three bets OF $500 eaen-that Randolph
will have 3,ooo majority IN NsW jersey; that
tsss ssgmsul s sse..a a0IP q
been msds betwsea Q Jersey Csy Democrat
on deposit -
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 29.-FTginia 6's, old, in.
cribed, .5x bid, i6A asked; North Carolin a
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SECRETARY SCHoFIRLD has directed Judge
Advocate General Holt to appoint an Assistant
Judge Advocate for the Court of Inquiry ap-
pointed to meet in this city on the first Monday
OF October, to investigate the charges against
Breyet Major General Dyer, Chief Of Ordnance.
The Judge Advoc -te General will act as Judge
Advocate of the Court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-29

Artillery, has been assigned to temporary duty
under the direction of the Adjuiant Gene raj.
and or6ered to report TO Brevet Er'gadier Ger
Thomas NJ. Vincent, Assistant AdJutant Geao
al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-29
Governm ent Securities.

WASHINGTON, Sept. %, 1S6s.--Jay Cooke
10. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
eminent securities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-29

THE SECRETARY OF WAR has issued an
order suspending for the present the sale of all
government arms, ammunition, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-29

RETCRN OF SECRETARY BEowNING.-Hon.
o. H. Browning, Secretary of the Interior
who has been at the Grsenbrier, White Sulphur
Springs, Va. for the past month, is expectrd
TO leave there Wednesday, and will reach here
Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-29

FOE FEMALE wEAKNEss-A AND. pEBILtry
WHITES Oh LEUCORRHFA.
TOO PReFUsE NsTRUATIoN,
EXHAUSTION,
TOO LONG CONTINUED PERIODS,
FOB PROLAPsUs AND BEARING nouyy nm
PROLAPSUs UTRRI.
We offer the most perfect specific known.
HEMEOLD MP0OND EXTRACT oF
BUCHU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-29

ASSIGNED TO DUTY.-General Rosselu, COM
manding the Department of Louisiana, has Ps-
signed Brevet Major Gen. Romeyn Il. Ayrcs
TO duty as Acting Assistant Inspector General
of the Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-29

GUNNER CHARLES EARNsHAw has been or
dered TO duty at the Washington Navy Yard.
The orders directing Gunner Il. ]. Hill to re-
port at the Washington Navy Yard have en-
revoked, and he has been granted sick leave.