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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-02

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ben bat.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-02
@iienbabn Tabr~ Vldne.
II3a# & sESHzazIEz2Rh7 Sc: - &C., $50;

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Sc Suenr nne W1anfato Siise.
gerlafem ct. paul $50 gDrm., $50 gtad militia es
&pH1n1en an tn st. paul II .05 Born. $40 Na1mtttaas;
Gaitern Grpref.
@erldst 81. Saul $50 8prmittaes, $50 Nadrnittaae.
3pmmt an inst. Yaul 11.05 gprmtttaes, $50 Nadmitta9s.
Dte 3use btefer Ba1n Serbinten In Wtentrta NIT bt
men Der Mtnneista Central Babn.
Snp. 8. 4incpIn..
Superintendent.
W1iltpaufee ct. Waul puo Winnea.
polt8 8abn.
gaNaster 8ase osr1aden unb tcmtmen at tn g0ea ct,
9aul, pte fplet:
Saa GrpreK.
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DerlaGex st. paul $50 Dprn1.
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gerlanen 81. paul $50 Nadmittuss.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-02
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Cub nedt.|Saupt-O Office in, " German Nsticne Store,
Charles 81. Goans. Gisentbamer,
frater 6. 81. Sadiun u. g..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-02
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DeutI@e8 Waitz uue Boarp1n0 9 Eaue,
Gde BET 4t.n uno Wtnnefpta- Giraffe
ct. paul, Minn.
ppn 6eurD Bpdenfelb.
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terfe uno Bequeraae Gin, e1i&tcte @at~ un>
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sienna iitsrbautt. Sd empfeble toFs!tc tier,
rift beRens cen, asehr:sa tsutlusn putiifur.
6enry 0rdenf e|>. .
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-02
Webr. W'uiuo u. Dunb1r'S.
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%eebprteen @eldafte, unb apar pprSussmeiie:
I. Nnnohme Don Depotten.
@elber, pelde bel uns terrntrt perten Reten ieter.
s ssnss sS1s %sss5ssFf tsa &3 m BsR;i i Ssi s sns I8s sitSs1 be- 81;
3elbcr ~pergaten wtr 6 Urgent Snterefen.
2. @elpzWeh1s
Oclb, stlter unb fremse Mhnien taufen unb Se..7u,
fen MIR fets aun, Iaees-eourfe.
3. Nnfouf urc @erfauf bon Mch}eln.
@sn euten Banauters. 3trnen auseetsute We9felt5 u.
"e gM tst ans isesss s st. II ger H. smeeganset tfrben.
eees, gtirantse y: i.n., is:ste auf BE Saaptsanttis.
~truiaren ptr u. q. auf %fr1senst phase Guropas:
Aupstura, Belel Berlin Bremen, GoNel,
eoblenh G5ln. Irontfurt 9. M., 2etp.
sta, 2onocu, Mannkeim, Mundeu,
Turnhsr9, GtyebtutG Stutteart,Irier
Misn, &c.
4. G'nsiehnrn Won N'eIrern.
@tr ~tefrreen tag G%rlsttiren pvn Ie:ea unb @9ulb.
&urrpos INIT ter Scr. Staalsn. 3c;u ericrtsr1i9e pa-
ptert, ais @runohtrn, @crsihtletiun s-urtunben, Epb-
Re&tsshltieleit, an une %tefrraen tie seniuioriiaes se.
s%Iauttsuns berlslten.
Sen eesennertt aaer tura uns In Cured ~etnsssues.
men rher bel unferen Dprtiser gotreip0noerten fir IN.
lsre He3nuns eesrnirtss @elter ;atles mir bier II
8o!e aus.
5. M~u5sablune DON 0elbsr1.
9cn Veeenrertt BON 8etrd gen. welde uns sum 3wr-
Der @usSablune In Geutftlanb pter Der Sawet AMER
t5aut wsrSen, llahen utr ben. feltis I: Ten entleeenfe.
leneen une tSnnen nnfere Quftrussetcr bic Outttunecn
%bsrielben elmer Belt tn Ga,pfane netmsn.
6. Berfauf Don pa11aae Sheinen
CUR u~sterfehrt, BON Bremen. Santurs unb 9toersarl
mad Nep-gort per 5eself4if pber 1ampfbpct, fp1tt
Snlene-9 adaeei&eine l!r @etie Don 0eH- gprf I ! it
Paul III u%tebrtsRea Yretfen.
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tn iebem 9tet1e bes Staa.es, Nntauf nnb gerfcaf spr
@runSeisenthum eesen %grmmtffpn &c. &c,
8. Wereini9ts@@ taoten Bonee
auer &rt. as 5.20er, 1Os4Oer unb 7-30er tauf:n uus
%pertaufen MIR gum Gaees-Gpurfe.
WetrIter Mtutu6 urlb Guntar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-02
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Mitwpd ben Stem SUM- bieles Sabres unb ant
erfen Mittpp9 zines jeoen foleenten Wpnats
ptrb III ber @tabt 5enberipn in @ibes COUNTY
tin 8iebntartt abeebalten nerben. ga lolde
Martte bent &dufer, ioppbl tpie @ertdufern, MIR
BON NuBen iein tUunen, 70 perben ale Diejenieen
tpel9e pferbe unb &inb1ieb taufen tppQen Dbcr 3u
pertaufen beabli&tisen, 3ur lebbaften &betlnabme
etneelaben. l. :" 'i.'
@ie idpn aQsemein %befarnt, be1ben bic Garmer
In SibleY County einen febr eutcn 8iebfanb M1b
efes 1oppbl tie Der CUTE @iQe NQer @elddfts>
eute III 3enberlcn mirb ba5u beitra9en, lplGe
Martte GUT Ml8enteinen N%nertennun8 3u brin-
gen..
9nt Namen Der @el9dfteute bon 9enberl on.
Mpam Sud.
6enberIpn, ben 20. Mai 1867.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

The New York money market continues to
work with great ease, the average rates on call
being still four, with exceptional loans 10 gov
eminent houses at three per cent. Some of the
banks have been asking five per cent. but as
va nave failed 10 establish the advance The
amount OF foreign capital seeking employment
there in call loans AZ the present time is large,
and mas marked influence in promoting the
present case. Recently combination has been
formed to operate for decline in the railroad
and government stock markets, and heavy sales
IN each have been made for their account. 1t Is
reported that an attempt will soon be made IN
behalf of theee speculative sellers to bring
down prices by lOckinf mp money. As the
success Of such an experiment will depend on
the relative ability of the two parties to control
money, it is believed that according to the
pre- ent division of spectators in Wall street
on the question of a rise or fall, the chances
are with the operators for rise. A little more
rctlvity IL reported in commercial paper, aud
sellers seem more willing TO submit { the cur
rent raes- Short paper-under sixty days
passes ircely at per cent, while the discon OF
on long Paper ranges from to per cent. &C.
cording 10 the grade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11
fBy Bankers ana Brokers' Telegram.

Lewis johnson &c 90. quote stocks and bonds
In home aud fcreigp markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Sept. ll-First Board-U = SIS
1881, coupon, ia; $40 s, ls62, coupons, Ii3x /;
1854, coupon, 109k; 1865, coupons, NIX; Is, }
coupon, new, 1Ds4: 6.2O's, 1o67, coupon, los y
i0.4O's, coupons, lU4 z; Pacific Mail iO2 /: On no
and Miss. Certficat ,2s 4 Mariposa, -; atlantic
Mai, nole; Canton, 10; Cumberland, 80; W.
L. Telegraph, 49,; Quicksilver, 2OsS: Boston
Wa ct Power, 10; N. Y. Central, rag; Ere
= q; do. preferred, 5"; Hudson, l'Ob: leading
sos; Michigan Central. lis; Michigan South.
ern, IS. Illinois Central, 1i3; Cleveland and
Pi,isburg, $50; Northwest, SO Z: do. preferred
5. q; Cleveland and Toledo, 1CJs.; Rock Island
1Ol; Fert Wayne, 1917 Alton & Terra Haute
AZ Toledo Waba h, o74; Adams Ex., IS .
Wells, Fargo q Go. Exp, %; American EA.
p 'ess, t3H; United States Elk ,,ress, t4T. Ner.
chants Union, p ~ Chicago d Alton, Ij5 Z: do.
PRO. lbs. Market ste. dy Gold, la 5sas
y: Erie, sou; A. and G. ". 3sH.
By e BILE.
LONDON, Sept. I'LL. 5 a. m.-ConsoIs for
money q; Tor account, 9ils. Bonds, IA;
Illinois, soy; Erie, SOY.
FRANKFORT. Sept ll-l1.15-Bonds, IS
s. -dy. Sllcs 1909 b.'"-. Uplards, to1
Orleals, l03. b, oker's C,rrr'ar for the w >.k
avs : .'c7 6l,C b lee, of WI Oh i,GaO were ior
sp~ CulafiOn and 5000 for export. Stock ia
port, 4seOu b les of which 1920 is rom The
Unit - S.
LONDor, Sept. ll-1.20 p. m.-Bonds -: T.
linois, ., o,hcr sCcrrii cS uucHa 40 d.
LIVERPOOL, Sept lilo p. m.-Cot-o on
easier, not quotably lower; slles of IO,C;Ob .I27
totiOu afc consi n | ,'erC, O10,C b -'eg, of
2J,t G ale Aner.C -. p ccs I Ichang@i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

TIE POTOMAC FRoNT.-The report from the
wharves Today embodies very little of in err
est TO the public No arrivals or departures OF
note TO make. The steamer Wawasset Fawke,
lett Potomac Ferry wharf TINS morning ,or
Cone river and Intermediate landings, with
merchandi-e and passengers. The Arrow M de
her usual trip TO Mount Vernon. at 10 O'Clock,
with a fine lot of passengers on board.
Carers WkdTf.-Sailed-schr.k X. j. Clpron.
Dorsey, for Salisbury, Nd, ligh;.
RiIey's Wkorf.-ArIived-s chr. Pandora,
kale, from Yocomico, with wood for market.
SaiiPd-schTs. Maypole, Bundick, for Cone
river, light; John =. Havans, Lewis. Tor Acco-
mac, light; Ocean Queen, Chubric, for st.
Georges Island, light Cooper, Lowe, for
Choptank river, light; Palestine, Wa hington,
down the river, light; Lawrence, Hacks, for
Havre de Grace. light; steamer Virginia, Gregg,
for Aqua creek. light.
Government Whdrf.-Sailed-schr. George II
Mills, Mills, for Georgetown, TO load coal for
New York.
GujRdnd's DETERMINATIONS. Ben lamin
Cox, Franklin. with wood 10 market; Fish
Hawk, Chase, with wood 10 market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

ALEXANDRIA 1TkMs.-The Gazette OF last
evening has the following:
Holce Truss BsSdae.-The railroad bridge TO
cross the Shenandoah river Just beyond Tim
berville. on the Orange, Alexandria aud Ma
Dassas Railroad IS in process OF construction
in this city, and Will soon be framed and ready
for erection.
PROPERTY .Sdle.-Messrs. Green Il Wise, real
estate agents, sold ye-terday the house md
lot On the corner of Queen land Alfred streets,
10 Wells A. Harper, for $780,
The Commercial Adrertiser has the following
l'ers:
Te1Gs Cattle Coming 10 Alexandria. = We
mentioned some time since that Col +. f.
Windsor. of Fairfax, had started from Texas
with cattle 10 open up rev route for the cat
Tie Ircde f-ee i.om dauger Of the disease which
has made its appearance at the North and
West We learn that the first lot of cattie--a
drove of five huudred-are expected here next
week by way OF the Orange and Alexandria
Tailrocd. A number of Texas ponies arrived
here by the same route few days since.
Sd}e Of TesSel-Mr. J.. ID, Harrison. auc-
uoneer, yesterday sold at public auction, for
one hundred doilors. the sch ner six Sons
The sale was made for cash, and the boat was
purchased by Mr.. Drifuss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Frederick q. Nantz. the
local OF the CORSti HtiORat Union, gentleman
who has msde himself many friends in this
city, has SLOWED an offer of q better petition
IN LOuisville, Ky, 10 induce him to retu TO
the home of h's gathers. Fred takrs with him
the good " ishes of his brother reporters in
Washing on, who have no doubt his car 'er
will be a SUCCESSFUL one.
An additicral leave of absence for five d v ;
has b~en granted to General A. NJ. Stout, Chief
Clerk OF the Patent Office. Upon his return
N. W. hIbron. Esq. who hFs efficiently dis
chsrged tue dGt. of chief clerk for come time
pSst Will have leave OF sb@ence for thirty
days ing the first leave that he has had
durirg the p u seven years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

CHOICE GRAPEs.-Some OF the finest grapes
ever offered for sale In this city are the .sCon.
cords" dark purple in color, which are being
received fresh every day from the VINEYARDS in
Virginia, oy MI. Pearson, 4sl sth street, near
the avenue, who has the reputation Of ksepieg
on Land the most complete stock of foreign
and native fruits OF any dealer in this IaIitude
The .'Concords,n which are raised near this
city, we can pronounce. after toying them.
,qual 10 the fine { imported grapes, in size and
flavor. Dir. Pearson mas also on hand a choice
white grape, the "Dana," and some DELICIOUS
I~srs, also grown in Virginia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11
EVENING STAR.
LOCAL N VS..
Anusemen,s and Meetings ro.Nisn,

AAusements and Meetings o.Nisht.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-tIlth night of arhe
Black Crook
SEVENTH STREET PARK.-G rand pic-sic to-
bsnefitoi q. X. DIXON, toIs evening
The IrvI1g LyCeum mCe's This FRIDAY, eve.
nInE az y O'Clock, in the Council roo n of the
CITY Hail. Tue exercises of tue eysoioo vii
eonsis OF r. adings IRON SHAKESPEARE by the sc.
comphso'd young SAakspoare1n schoI--, MI
T. u rankin; an essay; and a DEBATE on tue
I.Rnt 90 1ust1,e ofthe execu. ION OF Cha Les
OF England The public will find the exercises
very interes ,ing.
The tn d Wa.d repub';. ans have a meet
ing THIS evening a, Wisewell h srricSs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

CoRNs. &C.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist,
of twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established at
&2s Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, 10. e.,
&c, and successfully treats all diseases OF the
feet without pain or inconvenience to the
patient The shoe can be worn with ease I'm
mediately after the operation Refers 20 the
many eHiinebt physicians, surgeons and thou
sands of ether responsible persons who pa
troniZe his establishment Hours from a. m
TO p. m. No charge for cous ultatioa al ONCE
Calls made at reside aces from to s p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

STUDENTS CONPANION.-FIom Blanchard Il
DlohUn, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
IIth street who. by-th@-oye, are now ret Iliu 2
schoOl-bo0ks al wholesale price, we have a
very ingenious and useful little article for
school children, -tyled The Students Com.
paniOn." In At lille case - confined
pens. pencils, ink, sponge, ruin IT. aud such
like ar icIe1 ID 'dCd IN the schOoI-room. Every
scholsr should have ole OF thee convenient
little affairs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11
7 9. PATENT OFFICE,

u. WILMINGTON. ID. O, Septenber 9, lSSs
On the petition Of CHAs. DANFORTH, Pstsr.
son, New Jersey, praying TOR the extension of
uatep, granted to him the nth day Of Decemoer-
1854, for an improvement in Throsties for spin
ming Cotton
lis ordered, that said petition be heard AT this
Office on the sd day OF November next Any Ierson
may oppose this extension Objections, depo-
sitiops, and. other papers should be nled in tnis
once twenty days before the day of hearing
ELISHA FOOTE
se 10 law3w Commissioner of Patents =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

HEAR YR, PEOPLE, AND LISTEN To rUH
VOICE OF WlsDoN.-Those in want Of Gents,
Furnishing Goods, good goods, at low prices,
60 10 the ORIGINAL FRANC. +9i Sc yenth street,
between ID and f, where You Will find a SPLEEN
did assort ment twenty per cent cheaper than
in any similar establishment in the city. His
motto is, "A quick penny is better than a slow
dollar" Remember the place i9i Seventh
street. large plate glass front, six doors below
+ street. No branch store. ISL:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

SArEOF SToNE.-Messrs. w. l.. Wall n Go.
auctioueers, sold a large quantity of Tarb''
about the Capitol extension " 7terday, the sal,
attracting quite a crowd of marble workers
The most OF it was purchas 4 by Messrs. Berry
Emory, and other Washington stone wor ..ers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

THE CORPORATION WAgRANTED.-Dr. Chas
Allen went before Justice Martin yesterday
morning, and had him issue warrant against
the Corporation of Washington for the sum OF
fifty dollars the amount due for the month of
June. as salary for The Physician to the Poor
OF tue Seventh Ward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

POLICE BOARD BrsISEss.-This Board held
a semi-monthly meeting At pole h adqpsr-
ters Yesterday, when ne following bus ue7s
was dispC-rd of Ohcer John w. Hanes was
finSd $40 for conduCs uubo coming an officer
Oficer Edward Bleuet VS. dismis~ ed from the
force for gro-s neglect OF duty. Addi ioDsl
Private +. l.. Payne was relppoin'Cd for SIX
months, 10 do duty betw~eh Niutb and Tenth
streets, on Pennsylvania avenue. Additional
Private Henry e.. Jones was re-ppointed for
six months, 20 dc duty al the Metropolitan
Hall. The applica. ons for liquor licenses of
Antoine q. Muller. Michael Common, Michael
Hurley, Michael Murdoch and ID. j. % Con-
nell were reject d. VIM H. Duffy va ap-
pointed private on the force, vice Jane )
Webb. ineligible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS three accidents oc-
cuI I'd on Eastern Branch mar5h to par Ies 81
gagged in inning; one man bv the premH u re
dischP cd of his gun receiving a lold OF bird
shot III bis chic: a boy receiving a load of shot
IN his Jog; AID a second boy being burnt al out
the body by the explosion of his powder flask
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11
Baltimore. Markets, To-day.

BALTIMORE, Sept. I1.-COi ton dull; bed nom :.
iraHy at 27%:'5. r,OUr an, WIN If Ike
ftYoI fg Ldy lis. & 10 los IL 10, Howa d
Str~et Supers CS.7j -" o. do. Ezra, Sl0.Jud
Sn,sr. 80 MY d5 F~,r3 81 81 - = y 81 rs
F2 ly. Si2.7|' &c. W ~ Supe s. So 20:
do ex.,a. s. 7yPs,i1. Wheat dull but MOI quo
taoly lower; good o primr c,2.2Jf ~ %. Corn
firm White, SI.2O Sl'l5; Yellow, SI"5
gSi.'o. o. finn at - ceuts Rye, \ 0.
Pol ii III. :: b sd, Il. c. " do, Il az
Sh,"'tt- "A. Il 4 -. Lad II IN a, y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

TIE POTOMAC " ATER will be shut off from
the Govern ment water main in n or,h X street.
Ma sacbusetts avenue, New Jersey avenue.
and nor Il street, between 15th street west and
Delaware averue. on the MOI ning OF the 10 b
iAs'ant. at o olOcL.
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DYING Rev. DIR. NJ. l.. Olds, rector of Chris
Church, East Washington. whose Illunss he
been noticed in the STAR from time 70 time. 4
to-day supposed 10 be dying, and c.nnot, hi
friends think, survive another day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

RKCovERED.-Mr. W. T. Sopsr, of South
Washington, who was badly injured on the
18th of let month by tary caught uuder the
wheels of n 9Th sur et car, has imprON 80
much as 20 be able 20 n out. The driver Of tue
car. Mr.. George w. Howard, who hs1 ben on
the road from its com mencsrlent, IS excuip itcd
from any blame in the matter by Mr.. Soper
and the pSS-eDgers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

ROBBERY.-The bsTge Demegan, Capt. Rich
Alexandria for some time past, Was cut loose
lsst ght from her Inoorings aId tdTned adrilt
When found by her captain this morning she
was lying across the forks Of the GeoI getown
channel, minus every atom OF furniture and
valuable article winch belonged 10 her. Sus-
pieion Of the theft rests upon a newly married
colored couple, who II is imposed, purloincd
them TO 20 10 housekeeping with,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

HENEssENGERs OF the Office Of the Auditor
of the Trea-ury for the Post Once Department
gave a picnic at Abrer's tn str ct PARK last
nigh. The NaIonal String Il "a fJ'njsh d
excellent music, and the company enjoyed
fhannselYes In dancing untn q lac hsur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

SALES OF REAL EsTATE-Messrs. Cooper i
La 'mer, auctioneers yesterday sold two Guild
jig lois on Vermont avenue. north of X street.
10 Cha' Il. E..yly. az s6 cents per square foot
Messrs- Green Il Williams, auctioneers, sold
horse and lot on 10th street ers'- between q
s3c5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

THE THTgMoMETER.-Thet Thermometer 70.
day at FrankIin's ranged thus:-i0a M, IS lie.
gIees: IL m. S2 degrees; p. m. 81 degrees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

For ST LoUIs-L 81 night number OF
Knights Temper Ieis by the Il -liimo.e a1d
Chic Ta'irOad 70 al nd the trieneirl Council
of the Grand COmma0dery X T. which con-
VeHcs IN y. Louis On the 1ith, a1d tonight
Others viii follow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

GRANT AND COLPAx CLUB.-The regular
mse-IDg OF this CLUB YVES held at Jrion l. Iyue
Hall last eyelipg, A. y. Clark, Esq.. in he
chair, and Cps }. e.. DOUghercy. Secretary.
Several memoirs were Flee 5G mem berS OF the
club. Capt DougheTsy, q tie ab ence OF Mr.
Dirty re CO. p"1 of-Ne C~~-'i - nav ~
in cnarge re ?rIargeTelr. sOr he pr0DO I'd
MSS II -iiPy a. The Navy Yard, = I - :.
delegai .ops would Re pre- eat from sll the
warts and from the eitie5 OF q orge,ow and
Alexandra. He effted, also, that the Demo-
era r, some time since, anrouEccd their lnten-
ton of holding q II ass N etng on The l7tt,
and II yss dremcd GGN & ible Oy sor1e to either
hoid the m"eting on the v L fore or H. @ay
after thei's. In view OF TINS, be moved taat
the Repu oiican mes mcet,ns a. The Navy
lard take place on he eVeping of the 18th.
Mr.. Z. A. lowell WIS decidedly opposed to
lDe motion. He though IL Ia ID time Tor tuen1
10 cH1Se s.y.ng way 20 the Dc1locTc CO MS
city Mr.. Wake. Capt Cur. on. aud othe $
favored the motion, which prevailed. Major
G. w. Wells, X. H. Jackson. j. H. Crossrnau.
ar L. Wafer, ano others, then addressed the
M -tlng.
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DHILOSOPHY OF MARRIA0I.-An new oourss
u OF Lectures, ss delivered e the New Yori
70 i've and what tcifve for; Youth, Msfuritv s1s
Old Age; Manhood generally reviewed; The cause
ofiHdfGeetion, Natulepoe and Nervous diseases ac-
Pocket volumes contrasting these lectures viii be
forwarded TO parties unable to attend on receipS
sf four stamps By Iaddressine: sRORETARf
4ew ncrk q usevn g Anatomy and Science, eIo
bsoeowy, New xesks fe3-ly
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tPHoLsTERKRs GOODS AT CosT.-As 1 am
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following goods at cost prices: Reps, DaInasks,
Enameled Cloth, Holland Shades, Tassels,
Cord, Tacks, Roller Ends, Wedge Racks, Oil
Cloth, Carpets, Table Linens, Bed Spreads,
&c. Small dealers and others are respec fully
invited before purchasing elsewhere.
5000; A. ADAMsoN, 500 9th street.