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Evening star., 1868-09-29

Musical TRAnP.ALAst night the Amphiou
Associanon-she pepu1ar hand of vocalis6 and
insuumental performers of the Northern Liber.
the evening called at the residence OF yohn D.
Defrees, Esq, on y street. when the music at.
tyacted large crowd -, e =
Evening star., 1868-09-29
CITY ITEMS.

JEwELRY-New styles Coral FuchsIa Se,6s
received this morning, at Pnggs One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. i36 Pennsylvania avenul.
near street.
Evening star., 1868-09-29

SoIRER.-The Professors Kreiss will give
their first complimentary source Of the season
at their academy, Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 9Th and 9TH streets, to- morrow evening.
Evening star., 1868-09-29

HEAR VI, PEOPLE, AND LISTEN TO THE
VOICE OF WIsDoM.-Those in want of Gents
Furnishing Goods, good goods, at low prices,
60 TO the ORIGINAL FRANC. i94 Seventh stree ,
between ID and E, where you Will find spleu :
did assortment 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 49i Seventh
street, large plate glass front, six doors below
4 street. NO branch store. 9,9,E
Evening star., 1868-09-29

DELEGATES TO THE PHILADELPHIA CoNvEN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES have been made for the
transportation Of all delegates to the Mass Con-
yention at Philadelphia on the list and 2d Of
Octoter, at 81 round trip, tickets good untd the
sth. No tickets will be sold to any one not
holding certificate from 5. r. Harrington,
Secretary s. and 5. Central Republican Com
mittee, that he is entitled TO the sIme. All par
tics desiring to attend the Convention are re-
Ques'ed to call at the Committee rooms, :i9
Pennsylvania avenue, this evening or to-mor.
row morning.
Evening star., 1868-09-29

low pr.c-f, much LIS than is usually charg d
Tor such articles, at Geo. &. HenDing's, No.
oil 9th street.
Evening star., 1868-09-29

Scotch Suits that Saks & Co., 5l7 eth street
make 10 order are the most genteel suit for
business wear ont.
Evening star., 1868-09-29

CoKNs, &c.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist
OF twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established ar
424 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, d. e.,
since 1851, removes Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails,
&c, ana successfully treats all diseases Of tie
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 eminent physicians, surgeons and thou.
sands of ether responsible persons who pa.
uonlze his establishment. Hours from a. m.
TO p. m. No chars &c for cons ultation at ONCE
Calls made at residences from to %. N.
Evening star., 1868-09-29

TIE REToRT CoURTRoUs.-s.You're a dull
looking set" as Sozodont said TO the nexIcc I'D
teeth. 1--WE shall soon improve under your
auspices, as the neglected teeth said TO Sozo-
don't.
Evening star., 1868-09-29

"SPALDING's GLUE" with brush, useful
and indispensable ia every well-regulsted
house.
Evening star., 1868-09-29

ENGLISH WALKING COATS, in all the fashion
able colors, and dress suits, and a splendid id
BILE Co., I6S Pa. ave-, under the United States
Hotel ,
Evening star., 1868-09-29

AN OWNER wANTED.-Sunday night a yer>.
fine overcoat was found on an iron railing on
lth street, and was turned over to Lieut.
Ecklof, who has il awaiting the owner.
Evening star., 1868-09-29
by THOs. DOwLING. Auct.; Georgetorn-
THE eRecIAN BEND.

TO THE LADIEs;-I have Just received the
most nabe and best sc pied styles Of French
PANIER BUsTLEs, the PANIER SHIRTS. oil
which am the only nthorized asent in this cit,
The beet fmp proved SH0ULDER BRACES, for Ls-
dies. Bssee ents, and BOYS, can also be found Al
my Hcopskirt and Corset Factory.
CHS. BAUM.
ee& ~ La. ay bet. 9th and 7th ste
Evening star., 1868-09-29

MAJOR GENERAL HowARD's LEcrURR.-
AT the request of Hon. Hugh l.. Bond. o: B.l-
imore, Rev. DIR. WhippIe, of New York, and
other prominent gentlemen, interested in the
education and elevation Of the freed people,
Major General q. %. Howard, CommIs sions
of the Freedmen's Bureau, will deliver a lee
ture this evening, at the Congregational church
corner 10Th aud u streets, on his recent tour
through the South, and the educational inter-
ests of that section. All friends of the cause
are invited.
Evening star., 1868-09-29

MALICIOUS MISCHIEF AND TRKsPAss.-Last
night ofhcer McColgan arrested VIM. J. KING
on the charge of malicious mischief and tres.
pass, and took him before Justice Smith, who
committed him to jail for three months. King.
it appears, went with another party, about ten
O'Clock last might, to Lynn's Restaurant, and
called tor drinks but having no money, was
refused. He then went outside, and threaten
ing to mash Lynn's head, he took MP an oyster
and threw it through a window. King was
each time fined.
Evening star., 1868-09-29

FIRE CoAMIssIoNxRs-A meeting OF the
afternoon, but Neesrs Thompson and johnson
being the only commissioners present the
nceting vas postponed untl O'Clock ths
Evening star., 1868-09-29

PRICE LIST Of Gents Furnishing Goods at
the ORIGINAL FRANCS, a9l Seventh street be-
tween ID and streets: Good White Shirts, a
el:SG Fine White Shirts, S2aea.60sksod Under
fine Merino Shirts and Drawers 81 so eI.75
good Cotton Socks, 10, Is, 20, and 25 cents; best
English Half-Hose, IS and $3.50 per dozen;
good Paper Collars, three boxes fer Is cents;
White Handkerchiefs, Is, 20 and rs cents: Liuen
Collars, Gun Ties, Bows, Toilet Articles, etc.
at popular prices. Remember the pIace-i9i
Seventh stree, large plate glass 'front.' six doors
below Z street No branch stores. 9,9E
Evening star., 1868-09-29

DKNoCRArIc PoLI DspIcArroNs.-The pole
OF the West End Democratic Association, cor.
ner Of ad street and Pennsylvsnia avenue,
will be dedicated This evening. The Sixth
Ward Olub will leave the mag. .sta1, near the
Navy Yard, headed by He1ld's Brass Band
sirses sire ths FonrtS ana % me gsefsol % S Xssociaton %
ae aleo the NoPtheRn Liberty Club Are ex pected
70 join in the lineon Psnnsyfvanh avenue.
Evening star., 1868-09-29
EVENING STAR.
PROCEEDINGS.
A New President Elected.

End Of the Dead-Iock in the Board of
Aldermen
Evening star., 1868-09-29

FIFTH AND Sixth WARD GRANT AND COL
PAX CLUB.-This club held meeting last
evening in their hall, on sth street east between
= and G streets south; the President q. N.
Venable, Esq.,) in the chair, and Mr. H Stew
art, Secretary. Communications from various
clubs were received, stating their inability to
be present at the proposed demonstration in
tended to be held tnat evening at tine pole ne At
tin ned IN the hall. Several candidates tor
membership were elected; after which able
addresses were delivered BY Messrs Hamilton,
of the Name and Vermont elections was al
luded to in forcible terms, and triumphant
victory for the Republican candidates predicted
In November next. The SPEAKERS were IRE.
applause, and the meeting was one Of the most
enthusiastic witnessed In East Washington
during the campaign a f-s .r -
Evening star., 1868-09-29

GE0RGKTowN COLLEGE MEDICAL LECTURES
1t will be seen ty an advertisement that the
medic Il session Of Georgetown Col
leze will commence on the first of October, at
the College building, corner Of Tenth and f
streets. The faculty Of this time -honored IN.
sntution embraces many celebrated names in
the MEDICAL profession, of whom our city is
Justly proud; and students who attend the lee.
lures cannot fail to receive thorough practi-
cal knowledge Of the important science Of
medicine. l-l-l7E0"T
Evening star., 1868-09-29

npsl comp plimeBsary opening soiree at his as
eembly rooms On = street, on the 9Th day OF
October. All his friends and former pupils
are invited 70 attend. II Win NO doubt be q
very pleasant Teu1son. az
Evening star., 1868-09-29
STAR Once.

P1ReONs wishing to subscribe for TnI SrAR
Who reside on Capitol HIN and the Navy Yard,
will please leave their orders at No. Ia East
Oapitol stree4 between eth and sth.
JOHN CoesINs, Agent.
Evening star., 1868-09-29

HANDsoMI R.sIDsEcI.-Ws call attention to
the advertsement Of flfst.class residence for
sale in Georgetown, by Thomas Downing,
auctloneer. 1t is one Of the best built houses in
ments, with han dsome front. The sale is
worthy ths at,ention Of those looking Tor q
desirable residence. Location conyenent to
street cars 4sI Al :. r s.a-at (.
Evening star., 1868-09-29

IKASEDN IN ALkNANDRTA--On SATURDAY,
night, Mr.. Rhode Fewell. of Manassas for
merly member of the I1th Virginia regiment
and well known in the surrounding countries
was severely cut about his throat with a razor
in the hands Of a colored man, supposed Ia be
william James, who has since been arrested
DIR. ]. B. johnson rendered the necessary sur
gical aid, though il is not known whether the
wounds are of q dangerous character. Ii is
said that Mr.. Fewell visited a notorious col
ored female known as "lndian LIz," on Henry
street, between King and Prince, on the night
in question, and while there undertook 20 give
her a whipping, when the colored man charged
with the cutting interfered aud inflicted the
INJURIES above referred 20. The wounded man
sreported as In n very critical condition.
Evening star., 1868-09-29

ACCIDENT TO CITIZEN oF WASHINGTON.
We learn that Mr. Richard NJ. Hanson, of this
city. Chief Clerk Of the Comuasssary General's
Omce, who is soJourning at Cape Vincent N.
:, met with an accident few days since,
which gave him quite a scare and might have
proved serious. He was out angling with a
roo and reel, when his lire was struck by an
enormous hsh, near one OF the Thousand ISL
ahds, winch brought hIm 90 his feet and upon
tne seat OF the boat, IN order 10 .splay the deli
cions member OF the inuy tribe so that he
could be captured; but, in his elgernCss TO Sc
cure the pnDe, he sprung The line too taut-
when II snapped in two, the impetus OF which
tnreW nim on his balance and backward iuto
the river. With some dificalty TO his friends,
sno considerable hounder,ng in the water on
mas own part. he was finally rescued with the
only damage OF a thorough ducking and the
loss of cigar case. Mr.. Hanson is expected
home in 4 few days.
Evening star., 1868-09-29

the Board Of Aldermen.
COMMON CouNCIL.-President Fowler in The
chair, and all the members present except
Messrs. Arrison, Chase, Davis, and q. w.
Miller.
A message was received from the Mayor in
answer to q resolution Of the Board Of the Sth
instant, asking information respecting the 18th
street sewer. He states that an inspection OF
said sewer shows that il is almost entirely
worthless; that II wSs not constructed in ac-
cordance with the requirements of the contract
made between Richard Wallach, Mayor, and
w. II. Downing, contractor; that il has been,
and now is, IN many places, IN dangerous
conditions; that some portions have iallen in,
rendering 1t bsolutely necessary to relay il in
William Forsyth, Inspector, &c. and was
accepted anu approved by Mayor Wallach and
most Of 1t by j. Vonderlehr, Commis sioner Of
the Second Ward: that one Of the Assistant
Commissioners died before the work was COM
pleted, and the other declined TO approve il:
that the cost iof the work was &2S, rs t3O, OF
which sum 81 ,sl9 % has been paid, leaving a
balance OF S3,3a.S 30 outstar ding, for which Cor
poIation scrip or certificates have been is u cd
the payment Of which, understand, Is resis upd
ON the alleged ground that the sewer is worth
less. and the requirements OF the con ara ct
were never properly executed. Much of
that that was paid was pafd under protest.
The cost of proper sewer having Dssn As
street and the Corporation having, through its
Officers failed 70 have such q sewer coustruet
cd, and the present one being In q daneefous
condition and worthless, ne knows Of no other
course TO pursue bat to take It up and con :.
struct another that Will answer the purpose
That there was gross derelIction Of duty on The
part of some Of the Corporation Officers in con-
nection with This work. and that hass fraud
was perpstratsd npon tbs citizens interested in
this matter, is obvious. Bot on whom the
sponsibility rests he would not pretend to state
Hhsther q salt for damages should BE- institn-
ted against the contractor and his sureties, or
the ofAcers Who approved the work aud accepi-
ed Il, he would leave for the Ooonciis to judge
But an example sheam be set in some such
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Fr~a tAs Gasasy nsEsia.
Gen. Cosnha Heard From.

The EalIowing extract OF q letter
received fn this city from Cen. Les
lie Comha the great old wfig orat0w
Of Kentucky, addressed 10 his nsph-
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with interest by all who remember
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raj Iii old times rendered the whig
party :--
LKxTE0Tos. KY. April 1, 1855.
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the Ua1oa e&zase I'm 1870 by over dsesss
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Breckenridge sscennion- Democratic
candidate. ] have ever since been d
Caj0H n1an--but because Il believe
that God naa<ie wsaR aod every other
animal - he desired they siaonld be
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more than q pole enE n d Ion, I ara
denounced md pruscxihed by the
nreoenf kA<li0k0e9r0 TzaAnfne3 e q
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NOW, 70 doubt, IAueAing at d sx1ei
orr ss0dA Repssblft, funntng % rxn.
idly into : Nq0r0 A61potlofn- We
seeen 10 knwe t1lfea po6r nsiusgnhIe
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help usli
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rocpaeand their patxfn<inn ID rebsslrs
the MnpFseC1pIed men INV iia peweF
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nneslted ln1An1y.
yoU1wk truly.
8. n. ooNns, Ia.
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kAIR WARSLya.-The egiifOr of
the Index has been commanded
30 make himself scarce around Fort
Sanders, or In other words, 10 vaeate
the Fort, by order Of Gen. Hibbon.
We have asked for an explanation.
but the echo answers, wherel The
Esamored neasOn for shutting peor m
out from the fort in hostile Indian
country, L. that we have charged
Cen. Gfbasen with being at heart q
North Carolina tar heei,n and
soaItheTa syTnpathixer only i Grant
man fsr p0afsy. Now who supposes
tllat we wouid be 30 extremely 6oI-
hardy and sekEasvfkctng, Ii the
midst Of o Aesro&fe radical repubii~
can aazuinfStrrtiaa Of terYur, while
military government syranaaixes over
fhr0e-f0arths o. the Unite<f States,
- 10 say nszght against, or 10 Inn
peach the polfkie principles Of osas Of
ox1r ssidier dignifnries ! Net ~ s--
No SIR Iife b swegs--xhe love of
life woald alone kDrb3d the charge
We win not telI half Of whaf we
know until after pendlesan u pat
wheNe Grant wants b. be eiea we
win blow ouF ioGax win1ed haznuo to
the suEEow 81 Eaaly y little tyranf.
Fross6sfr hs<aex.
Coed 90 fox 'exn Bro. Lsdex. The
petty fyraats, hsreahouts, used to
give as Isast such notices q fsw yeaxs
ago and we tsld them 10 90 10 A--s,
and some OF them went and others
win 60 In due tiIne. The time has
long sincs E,assd vhen n uailitary
upssaxf can order civilians around
Just - he plases, and enfnsee his or
der. Perhaps Gen. Gibbou may
hays the aafhaFity 70 saru yeu out
Of the Fort undsr his command; bat
he has no authority to interfere with
you outside Of The Fort, and II be AZ
tempts 10 do 90 feil him 10 20 10
h-l. and II he stfn cnntinu@ b in-
ssraeTe viii zen, seEd him there.
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Whethar csis r0port has any bum
dation or not we ere unable to ny
but ene thing We can say, aud that
iss tiszs ne rnanlpalation which o
Denaocxntic conysnfaon can do upon
Ar- Ehase en- make him Q Denaor
erak nax en- any nomination Of him
by Democratic convention, ~ any
time wifhin the naxt 1--WE years, In
daee the BuoLE to give him i'm
support. we want Q tras, dyvd-in.
the-woa Democrat for cur candi-
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John G. Calhoam.
No ons doubts but John C. Cad.
houn WIS ons of the greatest uaen ol
his day. With the elaaress analysis
the closest logic, and tbs kesnasa
pcnetraSioa he grasped and solved
the political problems Of the day,
and with the eye of q prophee, be
looked into the future and sOreeold
coming events with gsaat precisioa
and certainty.
In the month Of February, 1857
thirty-ons years ago, Ia a speech
made by him In the United States
Senate, he drew picture OF things
as thsy now exist and are sesn In
the Southern States. Than he was
denounced as visionary alssrnlist, a
nulllfsr and dangerous man, and
his WARNINGS were secuted, and the
then aboltionists, but now Radicals,
went hOwiing On. Occasionally one
or the oEiaar Of the political parties
would ooquett with khozs and court
their Avow, tha Nlig party, draw.
Ing nearer and nearer 20 them until
af Last It was caught and swallowed
ap by thesn.
In the speeeli above ruferrod CO..
Mr.. Calhoun said
Be assured that emancipation ltseIf
would not saEisfy these fanatics that
gained, the next step would be 10
r&ise the negro ID q social and polit-
IcaI equality with the whites /: and,
that being effected, We would soon
nad the preseat condition of the two
races reversed. They. and their
Northern allies, would be the mas
tsrs and we the slayes, the condition
Ut the white rnee La the Bxifish West
India Islands, as bad as II Il. would
be hAppineas to ours there the
mother cssantry n Interested in sas-
tanning the supremacy of the Euro
peaIl race. It u true that the au-
uaoTity OF the fbrEaer il destroyed.
but the African win thcre sin Sc i
slave, not 10 Individuals, bsit to the
ooranlunity-fugced To IahOur. not
by the xntharity of the oyerseer. bal
hy the bay0net of the sIldiery and
TIM rod 6the aiyil magistraae.
Ne Bdhls psopAsey ever wss more
true or was fal1allsd naansx 10 the lefr
Ter than ths above. How much
bsttsr otY our country would BE- o.
day Ii the peepis had hoesled the
warning oS CaIhoun.
Go1So 10 ATTEND 10 Hrs SAEvA-
TIox.-~An exchange Inns tho follow-
Ing;
A Virginia politician, counted out
of the RadicaE convention, refuxned
houae b r1pe1taz,oe and pabaisased Il
card Ii which he nsys ssI this day
sgvef my c0sanec&icu with Ill poa5kk~
cnl organiSmftunk and shall hefnnfkax
pay 1aoFe stssaiion @ NJ nasaaEe
This \ tbs nznst sanaibla kAimg w
have heeed ef& maical aseoensinang
b q 1hra lolse lima Wh6n 4 - -;
ri hsconaee % iow and dehaee6 fhal
b. = ssaounted cafi' flkieketl outl nf
radical eonvsnfton q vnrfnia, dts
high lime tllat = hurins q psy atr
fention 10 IL f1ftars 1sIvafsuu.