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Mr.. Roebuck. of England, Explains Hi 5
speech.

Nj. 1ebuek- NJ. p. +, is ont in a letter to the
Lohdou TlmS', explaining away his recent
di -COul 'COus spec e1 with reference to the
UnI:ed St..fs3, at the Sheffield dinner He saws:
You seem 10 imag that 1 deliberately
smoke Ill OF the United States, aud that / sa,d
things OF her institutions that Innst eeess.riIy
have tee offensive fo the gentleman who rep
resented Der. Now, what was my purpose. NV
rs1> oOIpy, and what were the words uspdl /
was spanking OF he gre Il change that had b IN
iaisly NJ: de In our repre-. entation, aud my pur-
pose WIS 10 relieve the minds of nv hearers of
any alarms they light entertain in co 1sauuenea
of toat change. To and this my purpose
erorght N America as an illustration. ] s1id
th?t there Were Iwo nations. aud two oply
who bad res'ly conffded the government of their
r pCetiye countries ID the gre Z body of their
people brer.cA bad dOle so under condi.
tiops lc@9 favorable for success than Eagland
and TIE argument was that. seeing how suc-
ces fully Amf ric1 had been, we ned have no
tesr Tor Engla0d- 1 explained the different
cCndiilops under which the two nations a cted
America bad one favorable condition that we
h3d no viz, uroCcupied lend 10 an almost
f-bulons e-tea,: hut i said that there was an
rlems at IA her poll highly misehievous, and
ron W biC y we Were IrCe-lnis was an emf yra-
ION rom Europe OF persons of the worst and
most dangerous character. Is not this asser-
uOn uue, and Is IL not daily made IN the United
S,af.S IN speeches IN Congress, an the daily
PAp'r a"d n eye'y sol ofpublie ltionl-made
10 words lar stropEef than mine: made too by
the mo thoughtiul; and patriotic Americans!
Il mentor; d also one o Ter thing. which is
$50 DO orioUs in Amer'ca, aud against which
i warTrd nv fellow-cou uotrymen-that was the
almo t universal Withdrawal of rich and edu.
cstt. Americans from the bus iuess of politics
aud the con- "queat acvantsye taken of their
aDSenee by mere political adyenturers. Is this
not also True Aud where was the harm of
mert oning Isct W hich Is notorious, when the
Ts ltionipg OF 1t might ee a beneficial warning
10 my own Countryne0, and perhaps might also
De useful in its iufiuence upon the minds OF
Americans
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FORMIDABLE REVOLT SPAIN.
Rumored Abdirattou of IN. fs,...

NEW YORK, Sept. s1 The Herald's London
special says that dispatches from Madrid state
that Admiral Topete, and all the naval forces
Of Cadiz had revolted against the oueen of
Spain. The generals recently tanished had
returned and Joined in the revolt Marshal
Delatorre hTd headed the movement and the
leading men of the O'Donnell party were sus.
tanning il. Several towns had joined the sur
Iecnon ano tne most intense panic prevailed at
the Court in Madrid Troops had been d,s.
patched South, General Conch taking COM
mand. A rumor prevailed In Paris on Satur-
day evening THAI Queen Isabella had abdl.
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FROM CANana

MONTREAL, Sept 2i.-An appeal has been
published ON be half OF tue people OF Labrador,
ZION
The Bishop CT Ruperts Land, and the Rev.
C;.nnon Baleh are spoken of a. successors 10
of Bishop Talford
OTTAWA, Sept. 2I.-Lord Monck has been
advised by cable that Sir John Young has h,en
appofnted Governor General of Cauada. and
VIII arrive here in November. Lord Monck
Will leave abont the 18th Of that month
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Money continues in superabundaut supply
III New York. and loans are made freely at three
per cent. on government securities and four on
good mixed collaterals while the best grade of
dlFeounf. fbe atsrten " the aI6sz per cent
OF that city for The week ending Saturday rs
laNtisbIe 10 continuance of the prevailing
monetary ease. There is q decrease in the de.
posts Of S266..iss, IN the loins of $50 5es, In
the specie Of sL4s5200 and in the Circulation OF
sS5,233, while N the legal tenders there is an
increase of SsH3.392.
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TELEGRAMS TO The STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
4. q. q. r.
Annual Session Of the Grand IoaY, n, On,
United State&.
Especial Dispatch 20 the star I

united states.
Especial Dispatch TO the Star1
BALTIkoRE Sept .I.-The Grand Lodge ~
the United States. !. o. o. r, assembled in odd
Fellows Hall, Gay street, At 3 O'Clock this
morning. All the States and Tel ,ftories were
represented. as also the Dominion Of Ontario
James =. Sanders, of New York. presidcd
w.to James L. Rdgely, OF Maryland, as Sec
retary. Alter the organization, and admission
ofnew members, the Graud Sire and Grand
Secretary presented their reports, showing the
tIrder 10 be IN a yery hourishing condition, n
nane1aliy and numerically. The revenue OF
the last fiscal year e1 @ds the revenue OF the
previous year. The additional receipts 70 the
ad OF the southern RaIer Fund amounts 10
S2,l32. The reports lrom the different luris-
alctons indicate bigh degree OF prosperity.
Inc District OF Columbia promises for the time
10 come incrC sing se.ulness, until lost IN the
vast ocean of eternity. The Increase in yir-
gina Is encouraging, and is a harbinger OF
prosperity in the Iuture. The report from
maryland shows solid column of thirtS an
tnousanc, and tie succe . which has crowned
t1eir labors bad the happy effect OF stimulating
them for sull greater distinction and useful
ness.
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FROM NOVA SCOTIA.
violeut NneerL Ay.;-s. ,n rI

HALfFAX, Sept 21.-The House, on Sstur.
DAY, resolved itSef into a committse OF the
whole on the state of the country when the
SpeaSer lett the chair and delivered a yiolept
speech against the confederation He sa,d
II NOVA Scoua were not set free
day TO reprobate and condemn a meas
ure which was fatal 10 her political life
and material Interests. The people of q ueeus
COUNTY nave presented an address TO Mr.
Blanchard, expressing their appreciation of me
noble stand which he has taken IN behalf of the
Union. ----- - - - --e
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during our briefstay in examining all that we
shall wish to examine here.
The city is under some excitement this
morning with the news Of the Maine election.
The Republicans are greatly elated, and have
fired hundred guns over the news. The
Democrats figure out Democratic victory IN
the returns, but haven't fired any guns yet.
T.. n.
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LAND TROUBLES IN FAIRFAX, Vain 1865
the Alexandria, (Na.,) legislature passed an
act requiring sherifs 10 sell every year all
lands upon which the State and county taxes
have not been paid. The Legislature at Rich.
mond, February 2sth, 1865, repealed the act, and
passed an set fixing ls70 as the period when
such sales should commence, and releasing all
lands upon which taxes were due from the
years ls61. 1s62, 1868 and 1864 In May and
June. leoG, however, subsequent TO this leeis.
ilation, Jonathan ROBBERS, the then sheriff of
the properly Of non- residents, for %, 729. The
purcba-ers under said sales. in many Insfan.
ces, have possession Of the laLds, and the real
owners are put 10 considerable expense and
T. ouble in asserting their right of property
The pres ent sheriff and revenue commissioners
OF Falrfax are greatly annoyed by the condi-
uon ofthinRs we have desert ped, and have an.
peaied TO the proper state officers at Richmond
tax due on one tract of land sold by Roberts
was only five cents.-Ricamond Whi1.
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~ The RoC hester Commercial learns that
the lannon's trottiEg gelding G Gorge Palmer. has
changed owners, A. @. Whitcomb Of that city,
bali owner, having sold his interest to j. Z.
wilkins, Of New York. for $4,000. Thomas
Wilson, of Rochester, owns the remaining in.
terest IN Palmer. The figure at which the sale
was made places the horse az $4,000, which is
other fast horses. and with no drawbacks a
greater sum can be realized than the amount
stated. Palmer Is brown gelding, fourteen
and was toaled IN Wayne County He was
originally bought for 500. . Fr'.
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~ Mr.. Magg, the inventor of the street
cIeaning machine, proposes 10 give Pitisburg,
~SOme one in the interior of New York
claims 70 have captured the champion mos
quito. II is - inches in length Twsiye dol.
iars has been refused for IL - !
I'm the list OF '~-riy marriages in Geauga
County. Ohio" occurs the record OF Rrigham
Youngs flst marriage, March 81, lssi, 10 NaTy
am Angell- - : = -
aVThere is no law upon the sta. mes az ne
S,as OF Tennessee Furnishing adultery. A
ludye in Memphis recently decide maj n5 snch
ofense y as known 20 The laws OF Tepnessee'
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Baitinsre Markets. Ys.day.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2l.-Cottou quiet but
priee~ steady; Middliug Uplands 26a26h: Flour
dull al decline OF p cents; Howard stro ct Su.
SIP 80; City Mills Snper, sS.5o.$s. rs: do
Extrs, s9.75ssf2, do. Family, sl225as i3 So:
Wester. Super, s7.5Oass; do. Extra, S9.e3
aS1O25; Wheat, unchanged; Corn, firm: white
81 liaS 1ls; Oafs> nam at 6sa75: Rye, firm ar
sltnS i5; Provisions: quiet but sure: Pork'
$3.50; Rib Sides, l1Ai Clear. do, L.; Should.
ere l3& all; Mans, y; Lard, CO.
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THE NEW YORK CfTIzKN.-This paper has
changed hands. In the issue of Saturday
we r. I'd that 'sa few wealthy gentlemen in
this city, New York; who have always con-
Irihuted ireely in all political matters. bnt
who have not heretofore had voice in the
arrangement Of parties, have formed an As
sociahon and purchased the Cifsen or the
estate ofthe late General Charles g. HaIpine
They have taken this course through q desire
10 have "a voice in political affairs, for which
they have always given freely, and now intend
10 te ard through the coiunls of this lourn II
in all that appertains 70 metropolitan politics, :,
The editor Is Hiram CaIaIns
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(By Ban ssr.. ana Brokers, re,errapp., /,

Lewis johnson 4 90. quote stocks and bond $
In home and foreign markets As follows:
NEW foRK, Sept. 2i.-First Board-U. S. g..
is3l, coupon. lhh; 6.2gs. 1s61, coupons, II4,.;
ie6A, coupon, l1oH 1885, coupons III x; Is6s,
coupon, new, lU9; 6-20's, lS67, coupon, 100:
lo.4es, coupons, lc4':; Pacific Mail, ii6 <; OHIO
and Miss. Certificates 29 Mariposa,5 Atlantic
Mail, 10; Canton, asH; Cumberland. 3iS: w.
U. Telegraph, 81 z QalcksiIvrr, 2IA: Boston
Water Power, Is Z. N. Y. Central, ISU Ere,
i6I do. preferred, 69i. Hudson. III 4; Reading
9sx; Michigan Central, 4; Michigan Soutb. !.
ern, esE; Illinois Oenual. IA; Cleveland and
Prtsburg, IS; Northwest, noue: do preferred,
sos; Cleveland and Toledo, I0sH; Rock Island
nonei Fort Wayne, Icsx; Alton Il Terra Hnute
none: Toledo & WABASH, none; Adams Ex. 5Is.
Wells, Fargo e Go. Exp..as; Americas Ex.
press, none; United States Express. AK: Mer.
>cne' Union, -; Chicago Alton none:
prferred, noEe. Market dull. Gold
TBy Gable
LONDON, Sept 2lst, 1859, ~ 10 a. m
Consols ". Bonds 72.. Illinois ag. Ere
BOZ. -
FRANKFORT, III Is q. IN.
Bonds FAX.
LIVERPOOL, IL I5a. IN.
Cotton steady. Sales estimated at l2OuO bales.
Miduplands No.. Orleans fOK Shipments
from bombay TO 18th inst, Hn,Ov0 bales
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AN OLD ToMBsTONE.-We have before this,
in years gone by, mentioned the old tombstone,
at Neab co, in Prince William county, near
the residence of Mr.. Zebulon Kaukey. II is in
the midst Of small grove OF trees, close to the
road, with no other graves near il. The stone
is We Gather beaten, but remains entire, with the
exception Of a portion of one of the upright
pieces, which was broken OF, long time ago,
by some relic hunter. The letters are well
inscription is-Heare lies ye' body OF Lieut.
Williame Harris, who died May ye'-i69s aged
055 years, by birth Brltaine, good soldier, a
good husband kind netghbcre'' On the left
Of the inscription Is . SWORD, on the top of the
tombstone the figure Of an owl, and at the foot
an hour glass.-Alerandria Ga.eae.
REvHHuR.-Not the Internal, but the cele.
brated race horse name, the property OF the
last at Bell Air, the residence Of VIM Horner
ESQ.,. Fauquier county, Vs.. at the ripe of old
horse age Of &c ys1ns. He ma tSo sire of
Planet and maay other first rate race horses.
/ ;0A alittie old person" bearing yervc,ose
resemblance to an old woman. h1s turned mn
in Rochester. He is three feet high, sixty-eieht
years of age, and ays that his navIe Is Frsns y
Kress. The Rochester papers are ENGAGED in
a:controverty as to whether the "pefsonn is a
man or . woman. h~s-
a6Fanny Ferns salary from the L,ede,r n
$500 per annum. =
UNsxt sess0a ,short dresses n. 70 h nor, ma
on all occasions with ths exceptions of Mi.
t0Exoessivsly bell-crowned hats are th,..s.
lened in Paris next spring.
ga direct European Importation ,,mr.
y is talked OF In Richmond, Va.
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TIE WRATHKR-The frosts OF Thurs
ege 10 the vines in extreme northern regions is
reported, bu. agricultural productions gener.
ally are ont OF danger 1t is SCARCELY proba ole
ously injured. Our Maryland and yirgi mia
exchanges report inaf very little damage has
bfs done .et Il t.- - .+.. .TI Sl- =
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FATAL AFFRAv.

WILMINGTON, N. O., September 2I-A shoot.
ing afray occurred at Fayetteville on Frira,
y 81 between Robert Winship Stsdman, son O.
w. A. Stadman, and DR. W. III. Morrow ~ =
Deputy Marshal, in which both were killed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21

THE FATE OF SIR john FRANKLINs ExPY.
DITIoN.-Dr. Goold, of Dublin, arrived in New
York last week, from the Arctic regions, and
gives some Interesting particulars Of Halls
Arctic research expedition. Captain Hail. it
is said, has ascertained definitely the clrcum.
stances OF the death Of the last two survivors
and stewart Of one of the vessels died in 1854,
near Southampton Island. Captain Crozier's
watch and other relics are in Mr. Halls pos.
session and lie was TO start in February or
March last with an armed party Of natives and
Europeans to secure some records left by
Franklin's men in KING Williams Land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21

ASSAULT UPON UNITED STATEs MAE.
sHAL IN kESTsCKY.-On Thursday last, UNI
ted States Marshal MerrIweather, accom- panied
by nifty United States soldiers, under Lieuten-
ant Drury, left Louisville TO execute certain
processes in Nelson and Larue counties. Ar
TIVIng at HOward's Mills, the soldiers went
INTO camp, and Mr.. Howard who resides at the
mill, invited Marshal Merriweather To ais
house for supper. He accepted the in vitatiou,
but had not finished his supper before three
entered the house, and, with pistols in
hand. demanded his surrender. Beng un-
arms Z, he complied They then proceeded
with him towards the woods, Threatening TO
make short work of him when they got there
Nh Howard, however, overlook the party nd
old them they should not hurt the Marsh hal,
= hOm he then accompanied to the camp where
The soldiers Were After arresting Charles
HJWS-d, Mr.. Hall, and James Mahoney, par
ties charged With assisting IN the outrages
upon the deputy marshal come weeks ago, and
having served several summons tor bt upon
persons in that reigho0rhood, they returned %
Louisville. There is undoubtedly a regular
organization OF twenty or thirty men in Mel
son and Larue counties 70 prevent the execu-
tIOn of any processes from the United States
'OGrts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21

INTERESTING CHINA AND JAPAN NEWS
The steamer Great Republic has arrived at
san franciSco, with Hong Kong dvices TO
August IS aud y Hokohama dates TO August %.
bringing yl5 passengers. The United States
steamers Monocacy and Ashuelot are at Cho-
low, all well The uncle of the present Mika-
90 OF Sapau has been appointed Mikado by the
northern princes. There is a great panic
among the southerners, who have been lately
worsted IL several engagements. The Mikado
has bSen requested TO rusign, and Will probably
comply. The Prince of Lito, father OF the ex-
tycoon. is dead. a younger son now in PARIS
succeeds to the title An envoy extraordinary
rom Spin has arrived 10 ratify the treaty with
japan. l.. II. Ginnell, late acting Lieutenant
! = Navy, has been appointed oyerseer Of the
Jap-nese Navy, under the Southern Govern
meut The anti. foreign feeling continues very
strong IN the country and outrages Of foreign
els are Of almost daily occurrence. Another
imperial decree has been circulated throughout
me empire. United States Minister j. Ross
Browne had arrived al Yokohama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21

/ TaR ST. LOUIS BARBBRs.-The s.Sundav
TTaI' among he BARRIERS Of 81 Louis has en- tei
in the df AZ OF those who desired 10 clio "a fheIr
shops on Sundays. The end II the war has
been broug bit about by the acquittal Of one of
the cIty BARRIERS, whose arrest had been caused
by those who had agreed TO close on the Sabbath
on the charge of violation Of the day. 4,,,,l
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Static OLE ALrxANpxR HAMuros GoNls

STATUE OF AL.xANDYR HAMILTON CoNISe
DIR. Stone, the sculptor, now in Rome has
shipped for Wa<hington in government ves-
kel the statue OF Alexapder Hauiltpn, which
he has executed By orcer Of Con gressr for the
vs can't niche on the landing OF one ofths grand
81 tiircases. The piches on b other stairca e
landings are occupied >Iready by statues OF
Franklin, jefferson ard Hancock.
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OFFICERS.

q. CLARK, Philsdelphis, President.
COMMITTEES. N--'-~
dent.
EMERsoN W. PEET, Philsdelphis, Secretary
and Actuary.
EeTURNER, washineton, Assistant Secretary
FRANOIS g. SMITH, n. d, Medical Director
J. EWING BEARS, n. D., Assistant Medical ID.
rector
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21
GENERAL RLAIR

ST LOUIS, Sept. a0.-General Blair arrived
al oma ma from the West last night, and will
leave for the East to- morrow.
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ssvernment Sesurities ,

WAsHINsToH, Sept s1, lsse.-Jay COOKE a
20. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
eFnment securities:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21

GENERAL McCLELLAS, with his wife and
two children, sailed from Liverpool Saturday
in the Cuuard steamer Cuba, for New York
He has been detained abroad for a longer ne.
riod than he had anticipated. owing to the in
disposition of Mrs. Mcclellan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21

New Ysrk Gr.in Mapkss rs.dav.
NV foEH, sept 2l.-ffour, dull and prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21

CHANGES AT THE PATENT OPPrCR.-Hop
Elisha Foote, CommissI Ioner Of Patents, on Sat-
urday made the following dismissals at the
Patent Ofiee: Chief Messenger sam uel Frazier;
Temporary Clerks George w. Baxter and ].
/. Ferree.
@. b. Parkhurst was appointed temporary
clerk and E. q uirm promoted to I'd Assistant
Examiner, both gentlemen having passed the
n; &C. sary examination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21
ATTORNEYS:

wM. Z. CHANDLER. Was shine eton, ID. q.
aHoR0E HARDING, Philsdslphis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21

FOREIGN NEws BIZ CABLE-At a meeting OF
Roman C.tbolic clergymen in Galway, Ireland,
3 rs-olution was adopted pledging those pr >.
snt 10 oppose call of Candidates for Parli.,.
ment who do not support Gladstone's resolves
tOr tue dise<tablishment OF the Irish Church.
Inc Hungarian diet proposes universal reli-
gious liberation througho the KINGDOM.
shortly after The arrival at Trieste of Admiral
Farrasut, he received and entertained q party
of Austrisn naval and military officers on
board the Franklin. The Admiral subseQue
nade visit 10 Miramar. John Wilson Patten,
member OF Parliament for North Lancashire,
has been appointed Secretary of State for Ire
land, and Earl Mayo appointed Governor
General of India. A London dispatsh CT yes
terday states that the apprehensions OF war IN
Europe have partially subsIded during the past
wsek. 1t Is expected the Russians will renew
hOstilidcs IN Central Asia next month. The
queen Of SPAN has visited the French Empe-
rOr and Empress. Ins surrections are reported
IN Spain. More Cabinet ministers have re.
sIOned, marital law has been proclaimed, and
there Is said 10 be a general movement against
the queen, who Is on her way TO Madrid. Some
accounts say the rebels are moving ON Madrid
IN force. II - reported that George Peabody
will soon purchase a large estate in Hungary
Mr.. Bancroft has arrived Ia Munich. Extra
ordinary gold discoveries in Australia are re.
ported
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DIRECTORS.
JAY COOK =

JAY COOK Phfisfelpha
u. III. CLARK hfledephfa.
II. RATcHFORD sTABR.----Philsdelphis
wM @. MOOBHBAD -..-....--.... Phi isdelphia.
GEORGE p TYLEB. Philadelphia.
J. HINCKLEY CLARK Philsdelphia-
G. A. W sshingtou. d. o.
HENRY ID. " sshine ton, d. o.
WIN =. .CHANDLER-...--.-..-.--ws We ehfngton, d. g.
JOHN d. DHFBEES ---.-.--.---.w W ssain ston. d. q
EDWARD DODGK.------.-------Nsv York.
Il. @. FAHEKsToCk.--....---..-. York.
This Company. national in fits character, offers
miun and New Tables, tie Dost desir.bie mean.
Of insarine nfs yet pressassl % sbe public.
The r.sss =, gssn,g@; being largely reduced are
bert Mutual Con lsniss and syoid Al the conph:
TO cause The policy holder.
Several ssv and attractive tables are nov vrs-
sented, which need only to be understood 20 prove
fes 8
POLICY. In she former. the I,lie! holdsr Dot
Sa{ s:zsss
AMI AZ y &. ss1 e r.H si IS. S.El I 3.
Gem os%r.s, y ssrs:s 70 ,IrrsS . rIr ..uSsp Iss
IoIAL AnsvsI OF .oSkI .s % Has PAID IN. IN sd-
their iiSes or ineressins the smount Of insuraDce
.e:.. e:. % o:'sa y &. s:aoss Il: is:sss.s: C:.-
peny.
Circulars. Pamphlets. and far particulars given
pany IN this atty, or to iss eesersl Agents.
GENERAL AGENTS OF rHE COMPANY
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q iJ.ss.:ss sss .sfSe. q S. Ss s,.%ss,
new etpge m Nee Work, and on the lst al
November oftbe current year be sxpects b
stablishpentja AheworId
! GrThe Bossonians have discovereda u,pfbo,
by which the peculiar and not over pleasant
DOOR OF goldfish can be xtracted from fhe fish
and people can enjoy cod minus a too highly
spiced aroma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21

ROBERT LINCOLN, SON OF the late President.
it's rumored. will be married this fall to a
daughter of Senator Harlan.
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1BE MCCOoLE-HEESAN PRIZE FIGHT-A
letter has been received In Cincinnati from
Mike MeCoOle, expressing his Willingness TO
enter the ring with Heensn for q stake OF $500
proNlo' d That any man in America other than
FRANK VUfel be selected as stakeholder.
John rankin, OF Cincinnati, holds Heenau's
cover upon any acceptance Of the propc csed
terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21

GIN. N. l.. JEFFRIKs, Register of the United
States Treasury, has been passing few days
in Buffalo, me guest of Collector Roo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21

TEAL OF JEFFERSON DAvIs.-Now that Mr.
Evarts bas returned to his duty 1t is expected
that preparations will be made tor the trial Of
JEFF. Davis, which is fixed for November. 1t
is thought be will be tried this time or the case
will be dismissed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21
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