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V'HRoU0H LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON.
L PHILADRLPHlA. AND NRW YORK.

VNHRoU0H LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA. AND NEW YORK.
wAsHIseror, Sep. IS, 1873 moon.
Trains between Washington and New York are
now run AZ follows, Wis:
Leave daily (sxoept Sunday a. 90 . m, II 80
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily Except Bunday) hS0oa m. II ~
and Q. t0p IN.
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York at o. % p. N. and Philadsl-
Sleeping ears for New York on oop N. train only
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York or
Boston, DO had at the Station otes At I'll hours
In the day.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An.
nApolia, and the West J, L. WILSON,
Master Of TrznsportAtlon.
j. N. COLI,
General Ticket Agent
GBO g. kOONTg,
Agent. whshinGtop
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OFFICE CHIEf QuARIKRhAsrkR, }
ApsTis, TEXAS, August 10, 1853 }
at sss aHTaStiR
"a, for the delivery " two hundred and Any (1O)
tons Of Hay at Fort Mckayiu. Hay to be Of good ,
clean. merchantablU quality OF upland, PRAIRIE or
bottom grass.
Delivery 10 commence within hfteen days after
award 10 made and contract accepted, And COM
pleted by the 3lst VI December.
Bids 70 bo scaled and endorsed Proposals for
Hay Mt Fort Mekaviu. and addressed to the un
dersigned.
ny command Of Blyyet Mayor General Reynolds,
Commanding flflh Military District.
j. A. POTTER,
Byt Brig. Don aud c. q. N. fifih Military bis
tfiet, sep2-td
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HAR1BOUIV5
Liquid EraSC1:
WILL REMOVE
Paint, Oil, Tor, Vanish, or any hind OF Stains
FROM
WOODEN, SILK, LINEN OR COTTON GOODS.

Wet the spot with tho Liquid. and rub brush.
or rub with the thumb nail; allow II to- TeSt a
minute. and again rub, and 1t will come out. For
DolRines, Chint1os, Csllooes. Poplins. or Liucr,
and Printed Goods, you will have to woAkon tho
Solution by sdding soft water.
All orders. other for agencies or for Immediate
use, should be addressed to the manufacturer
JOSEPH HARBOUR, Manufacturer,
No. II Second street west. bet Mas. Avruu. and O
street north, WashinatOn, d. @. aul9
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PROPOSALS. ron CORN AND oars.

HHADa'ks DHrRIcr OF IsDIAS TBRRIroRr,;
CHIBP QuARTBRhAsrRR' a OPPIuH, }
fokr GiDsoS, q. n =. August y, lstS.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
AZ this 9ftce until noon on MONDAY, the 9Th day
q October ls6s. for furnishing the Quartermaster
peparlinent with supplies, TO DO delivered E fol-
FORT GIBSON, CHEROKEE NATION,
l6RT kRBUCKLE. GHrcKAsAw NATION
g,0D bushels OF CORN.
1000 bushels OF OATS.
All bids 20 furnish the above must be for sound
mefchantable Corn and Oats, subject to tho inspec
u9n 81 the ofcer or agent OF the United States ro-
Proposals must In all cases specify the kind aud
Quantity OF Corn Oats the bidder desires to fur
nilh, whether In sacks or bulk.
Each bid must DO accompanied by u good and
sumcielt guarantee from two responsible parties,
setting laE@k that, In the event OF Its acceptance
they Nm live ample security for the faithful per
forinsnee OF the same.
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
offered IN reserved,
Pr9possls mast 30 plaiuiy endorsed "Prgposals
HAY DO. sutAdsIesysd " tho undersiguod Al Pert
Paymenl 10 bs made In Goy erument funds On de.
livery 81 the Corn or Oats. Us soon thereafter ls
fundn shall have been received for that purpose.
delivery to commence on or before November l.,
se, aud to continue at rata of not loss than D. 90
bushels per nbnth until the contract 10 nIlod
n ~ order Of Breyet BrgAdisL General y. II,
Brevet Lieut. Colonel. A. a. H. i. j A., Chicr O
n Dist Ind. Ter. soTS.td
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PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON AND BAL

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL.
Commencing on Monday. Jane 5lh. passenger
trains will leave President street depot, Balr-
more, as follows, VII:
Way Mail Train for Philadelphia aud WAY Sta
tons at rs a m This train connects at Movie
Junction with trains for all Stations on the bella
ware Railroad.
at $40 m, connecting at Perryvillo with train
for Port Deposit
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York
at s:1jp p, m, CONNECTING at Wilmington with train
for stationson Delaware Railroad, between Will
min gtOn and Harrington.
Accommodation Train for Port Deposit and inter
mediate Stations at p, IN.
Express Train for philsdclphia at IS .. In.
Express Train for New York at s:H y, m, con =
Meeting At Wilmington with Express Train for
principal static on the Delaware Railroad, daily
except Saturday.
All the above trains leave daily except sunday
ON SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia and New York At q; IS p. m.
Through Tickets may be procured either at Pres
iden street depot or At Ticket Once, No. rs Bald
more street. Persons purchasing tickets at ONCE,
Baltimore street. can have their Lagyaso checked
At their residence by Union Transfer Company,
WIN CRAWFORD, Agent
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DFrICE OF UNITED STATES ENGlYEEGs. IN
" ruARS8. ~ mvPbRaEAsIERyATi0N, AND IN.

" rpRhHlRGGE NJ n EXPERIMENTATION AMP IN
CITY HALL, Bosr9s, sept. J, 1855
aa s4 p rI % 4tE S :. sssSsSei hs
mi s$.s
a. ysfss i S,y paid iOG out N yaa rpprS
% secordsnec with the plans and general instfuc.
l!ons Of The engineer In charge. The material con;
gravel at tho surface, and below this Of clay.
Ihe engineer In charge viii designate the LOCAL,
lance Of which from the bar will not exceed two
pucs.
Contractors will he required to furnish all ma.
einery, scows, &c., required. and reform all
labor gtscssaiy IL the prosecution Of the work
Spsr%tp@s, the SSsinH iS Of Which
must not be cxicHded beyond October j, 1855
Payment will be made monthly ut the rate Of %
cubic yards drcdged and removed to the satisisG-
The Government reserves tho right 10 reject any
and all cNoTbitant Or defective BIDS. Each bid
nt this oihcc, AID be accompanied by guarantee
that th" Bidder will execute contract; also, tu
u the contract, for faithful performance OF the
Propo,als must, DO endorsed, "PropossIs for
Brclg!nG Channel Across tho Upper Middle BAR,
Boston llarb"r," and addressed 10 DreYet Major
T"r cubic yard for dredging aud removing tho ms
t"ri"i and d"postins 1t in tho locality assigned,
Byt. Major Gen. Y. S, A.,
soi.td Lieut.. Col Engineers.
SALB OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE AND
- ORDNANCE STORES, AND OTHER hRTf-
Ties At, ST LOUIS ARsLNAL. ST. LOUIS.
ST. LorIs ARsESAL. Mo-.
VIII be offered for salo at public auction, com.
mcnc!ng ~ 10 o'clock, a. IN, October S. lStS, u
!aIgc quRGIIty at condemned Ordnance and Ord
!r'n Cnn4"u, ARTILLERY Carriage. and Cannon
II. ,.s, AtlI!.gIy lmplg mrllt aud Equipments,
CaThIncs, Muskets, R!he-, PI.tOls, Shot Guns,
Sword, and sabrcr.
inf0ntry aud Cavalry Aceoutr.meutS.
Horse Equipments Tor Cavalry, consisting Of
saddly., Brides, Halters, &c.
Artillery Harness and parts u Harness.
L.aiAcr, Brass, Copper. aud Iron Scrap.
Cauunu. Mortar, MuskCE, and RHO POWd and
miscellaneous articles,
t"wns aud other nsSoci,tipns and Individual. to
purchase gunS and carriages which may 10 Us, d
hr Salute purposes.
catalogue 4 tho articles to be sold will bs fur.
nl,hcd upon Application at this Arsenal or at the
uTiuHurr Once, Wellington, b. G.
Terms cash ten per cent. on the day u sale, and
thirty days will DO allowed for the removal
uf heavy uTduRurc. All other stores will be re-
CURED TO he removed Within ten days from close
ul ale
Packing byxOa to he THid for nj stated price to
be deter nllned by the commanding UlieeT.
The unir'r max Ing the sale reserves the right To
bid In sud suspend the sale whenever the bidding
proper authority on some Of tho articles, or when.
ever III" interests Of the United States ia his Opin
ion' may b" 'ub'eryed by so doing
D. CALLENDER,
sO5-td
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IMPROVEMENT OF HELL GATE. NEW YORK


uSITED SrATEa ESHISBRR's OPPICH,)
NJ g WEsr hogsrgK SraggT,
NEW YORK, August 10, 1865
known az Frying Pan" aud SPOT Rock - sit-
uatsd a He'll Gate, East river, will be received At
this once until noon " September 81, lS3S,
These roc ks must DO removed ~ depth Of q
where the engineer may direct, The estimated
cubic contents OF Frying Pan" to lie removed
are l,3ji CUBIC yards over an ara OF liza
square yards. Tho estimated cubic contents Of
pot Rock to be removed are $40. l cubic yards
Bids must state separately tho sums asked for
the removal OF Frying Pan aud Pot Rock, and pay
ments " M be made when one entire rock shall be
removed, amounting TO the entire sum agreed upon
cent, to be paid when the entire rock ID done,
As new and more detailed surveys will DO made
of these rocks the accepted bids may DO Increased
OF dlninIshed In amount, according ~ the guam
less than thai dsdaced from existing surveys, and
the amount Of work In the removal qf these rock.
will be held TO DO proportional to the product Of
the surface into the cubic centeuls. go
All calculations Of area and cubic contents will
be taken from the Official maps II thu. Office, and
vii be accepted rs correct by both parties,
Each bid must be accompanied by guarantee Of
Two responsible persons that the bidder will exc
cute n contract.
Forms OF proposals and Of guarantees can be oh
talDed at this Office.
The United States reserves to Itself the right Of
contracting for the removal OF one only OF these
rocks, should this be deemed advisable.
Proposals should be endorsed upon the envelope,
office
Proposals. should state likewise tho time asked
for the removal OF these roffkpiHA N NEWTON
Lieutenant Colonel Eugino0Ts,
AulI.td BYt Major General T. H. A.
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L. 6UBsIsTBsoH OPSIeR, u. S. Al
COhNnh GhAET AEp BALDnkaIoE SrhkK Ts. !

COhNHR GhLET AED BALDRKsyoE STkERTs
DALTIHOKH, MD, sept II, lSSS
SCALED proposals, IA duplicate, Will no received
by the undersigned, untll ~ m, on MONDAY,
BePiembs a. 1873, for Furnishing The United States
subsistsnee DepaLlment, delivered h baltimore,
Nd :, with ''TRUE' TEAS, as follows, Vli:
li,bGl Tgenty Ave hun red pounds irst quality
GREEN TEAS. go lbs, to BE- "YOusd iiYSoN"
and !, 30 lbs. to BIO "OLD IlYSON
~, SbOl Twenty .hyn hundred pounds BLACK
TEA. To be the OOLONG
Tho Teas to DO In hdLC rhrsts orIulupI mack Eecs
Averaging ~ bs each, moro u icss cargo and
chop marks 10 ho stated In the propUpnis BLANK
pTopOsAls 10 he had at this Olios.
II O.. Teas are required foT immediate dsllvUry.
Packages to DO strapped with green Liek.fy and
to be In perfect sTdeT, ~
bsoh SAMPLE to bG marked In full with maine u
blhdeI' cargo aud chop marks, aud quality
offered Address proposals. g
,.r,,.,a H., MT THOMAS WILs9N,
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT Beautiful
Illustrated Book, worth Thousand Dollsr-,
ont Tree to hny address ON IrCuipt Uf Is cents, by
tdIIgsHug Professor JOHN NANDERPOOL, No
" Winthrop Place, New York city
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pRoP0sGhs IQK BgnpIsd A TIUap
DNEbhlhG At OR NEAR ST, BlMON's,
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE IIuHT-IIOrsE BOARD,

TRRAsCRY DEPARTMENT
49, OFFICE LIuHT-IlOusE BOARD, !
WAanINuTUS CITY, Aug ", las
Sealed PROPOSALS. will be Toceiyod at lhls UhiCo
until o'clock, y. M, , Ou FRIDAY, tho 18th day Of
September, 1865, for flrnlshinE Tho materials and
complete thiTd-OgdsT light house and keeper
dwelling NJ or near ST. sinon's,8H ia aecoIdAnso
'''' W IT, SmUBRICK,
AugBl. 2AysW ChsiInan.
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GRANT AND COLPAH-IHIIR LETTERS o. Ac.
CErrASCE--THE PLATFORM ENDORSED
The followiuC arc the letters OF General Grant
and Hon. Schuyler Collar, accepting the nomi-
nation for the Presidency aud Vice Presidency
Of the United States by tho Republican Ma.
tional Convention;
WAsHISGros, D. G., May %, 1858.
G'H. Jos,gH X Awkry, PyrIGrHi Sl.iop0l
tHf0H h,pHJHCIH Communicable formally
accepting the nomination Of the National
Union Republican Convention, Of the 21st OF
May iarraut, II Foems proper that some state.
mcnt Of views beyond The mere acceptance Of
tho LnniGatioR should DO expressed
Fac proceedings Of tho Convention were
marked with wisdom, moderation and patri.
otism, and believe expires, the feelings ofthe
great mass Of those who sustained tho country
through its recent trials endorse their re
coiutIons. If elected to the uiIico OF Presi
don't Of the United States, IL will be my en-.
deavOr 10 administer all the laws In good faith,
with economy, and with the view Of giving
peace quiet and protection everywhere. In
times like the present it is impossible, or, at
least, ominently improper, to lay down poll.
cy to be adhered to, right W wrong, through
IN adm a'5tratiOu Of four years. New politi-
cal issueF, net i9reseOn. arc constantly arising;
the We've Of the public Oh old ones are con.
stantly changing, and n purely Administrative
o.oor should always be left ireo to execute
the willoi tho people. always have respected
that will, and always shall.
Peace and univorsal prosperity, its sequence,
with economy Of administration, will tighten
the burden Of taxation, while II constantly
reduces the nNional debt, Let as have peace
With great respect your Obedient servant,
U, S. 0RAST.
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Hya j Il HamIcy, Pysad,m NoiioHai
U,li0n R,y"iHcw Conys,si0U-DEAR SIR.
The platform adopted By ITO patriotic conven.
ton over which you presided and the reGolu.
tions which SO happily supplement 1t, 50 on.
tirey agree with my views Us to u Just rational
policy that my thanks are duo to the dele.
gates, as much for this clear and auspiclous
declaration of principles as for the nomination
with which have been hOnored and which |
gt4totully accept
Whom y great rebellion which imPeriloi the
national existence was at last overthrow,
tho duty OF all others devolving on those en-
trusted with the responsibilities Of legislation
evidently was to require that the reyOlted
States should be re.Rdmitted to pGrticip ton
in the Government against which they had
warred only on such basis as to increase and
fortify not to weaken or eIdanger the strength
VI the nation,
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND GRAVE
l. ING CERTAIN STREETS IN THE FlRs'f A.
SECOND WARDS

"a Is,
wAsUJNuroS, D. Q, sspt ~, lbs
PROPOSALS will BE- ISseiycd this otice until
o'clock ~. on WEDNESDAY, September p, 49,
for grading b street north from f0urtOenth ST..
wesi 70 Western Boundary. under an act approx.
AiaO. for grading Fifteenth stroot west from NJ r,
81 streets NORTH under a1 act approved MAY II"
The work to DO done under tho direction Of irl
City Surveyor. tie superi tend lncO of tho CUIu.
missioner " tho First aud SecOld wards aud Il .
Assistant GOnlinissiOners 10 b. appointed BY Ile
Mayor,
In depth In the centre Of the street, and four inches
In depth At ne gutter line after the same hns been
Bidders viii state the price per cubic yard h,r ox-
caVatioG OF emh1nkment; that which incasufcp tdu
most 10 paid for only one way, either IN eNcaSa'
Bidders Will also sluto the price pr square yard
t1I enNeligg, ThcbuTpluS Garth, iuGlHdlnt saIL
Ward coInmisssliier may direct. Nv TaTt OF II,
appropriation viii bo paid until tho WORK has hcru
spP[oySSh by thE Gi!y SpTysyYr aud C%mmis.Io9cr,
Sa T. Tho ENRY E ;iSSIi ~ 81 ali
COnmis.ioneT u THO First Ward.
Commissioner OF the second Ward
sepl2-lJI t5tar and Chronicle.
PROPOSALS FOR ERECTING A BUILDING
HBADaBARTERs DRP'T or THE s0UTH,I
CnIEF QUARTBRAAsrHR' ORIiGG. I
o., ArLASTA' "a seplember7, ISIS \
until " ~. September %, lsGs at which tinU thuy
wili be openei for Iur9ishing material and erect
taTy. at Marietta. Ga according to plan and spo
eincdtiOnF, to be seen ut the Othc6 Of tho CHIEF
The usual requirements for lids. SC. will be
Proposal, should he cndorsed Proposal. fo'
erecting HhOdEo baild'nS y aud Sddarsssy:sTdd (;
. BESye, Br!E Gen, O, NJ, U s a, Chief z, Y
Dep TOT tho South. u sepl'IEN
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ENDORSEMENT OF THR PRESS.

The many Thousands cured at this in-tlpu,n
within the last eighteen years, and tho nuIu'TOus
Surgical Operations performed by DR.. Johnston,
witnessed by the reporters Of the Sun, ~ aud
many Uher papers,. notices Of whtch anpiatwl
again aud again before the public, besiL. his
standing as gentomau Of character aud pri"nlt.
billy, "a sutae lent guarantee 70 the Afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Persons writing should be particular In d,fOcI.
ing their leters % his institution in the following
manner: JOHN JOHNSTON, NJ. D.,
Baltimore Lock Hospital
ios.ly baltimore, MHrylAud
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON. AND BAL.
TlMORR RAILROAD.

PHlLADELFFHtalbaR E T kAfGEST1i AND BAL
TIME TABLE
Commencing MONDAY, April 10th. 1880.
Trains for Baltimore and Washington leave Phila-
Iisa m, Express tMondays excepted y II. Is a.
U. Express; Soop. IN. Kxpre"; and IL % p. IN.
Way Mail Train fer Bslt!mcrs at 3 49,. n.
,p.,,,,o., a, fhiA' u.u.sao
E1 lsas: S-p'p' = k XVI si' H a.. H.
1..y. sSSH "a pERhS Washington.
f:s;: B:$$:: $i asss AZ 2 h.
m6iO II y. KINNEY. Superintendent
1857 rENssrGaeeskSsffA ROUTE 1867
TO THE Welt sPEso S sSRsbu ZIP SOUTH
On and After MAY 2i.h, 1867, trains will run ~
w..hi!Aas'On LIAR Baltimore 9ISp.P.
the GREAT P9gBLE;TRACK ROUTE,
With ELEaANT SCENERY, Palace State; room,
day and nsh VIII modem
other route; Two hundred miles saved TO Western
'nhN Two pA1iY Trains 4 10 ! T iii NORTH.
4, Tire Thregyh. frSm Rsltimore 70 ROCHESTER, and
y n. ts sas1t from Baltimore h.v.
bsfSTs .ss Of ERRshHs a. changes In UNION
sysnae, Gnds; National Hotel, where reliable iuiar:
sSIs sifS:Ssf I'm
Corner Sixth st apS Penn: syeppe,c
E hg.s. YOUNG. General r,''sI H,,; Hssst, !,
IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-09

"UScLs TOMS CABrS.''-This play continue
10 draw good houses at Walls Opera House
There will be q matinee Tomorrow afternoon
st three o'clock, when as will be seen by the
advertisement, the prices are greatly reduced
Every body should see this popular play during
lie repre- entasion here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-09

The New York Tr'JSns says that The sermon
by Bishop Lee AZ the opening OF the Pro,eztlut
Episcopal Convention on wedlesday was
suopgly anti-ritualistIc. ga minister is not
ordained" sad the Bishop, Ito b. Ma,.er O,
CererrCnies, 70 the value, the cut and color a
garments, and 10 bow down in foolish panto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-09

IL seems to Us that the Express takes a rsuud-
about way TO a-sail the STAB by copying the
cOarse aouse OF this piper by the Sararaq,
Ne.s' over an article purporung 10 be copit A
from the STAR on Negro Democracy in South
Carolina" Without adverting iurtner to the
taste, OF editorial comfy that would give place
TO thiS hit1y vituperatiOn Of a city contsmpo-
IaTY, we have simply to sly that tns article in
question never appeared Ia the STAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-09

l. Oh WALL PAPkRs,
WINDOW SHADES. &C.,
KIBwKLL HENDERsONy,
SOC NINTH STREET,
oc Sim Seaton Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-09

The Twenty hrst Annual Exhio lion of the
Maryland Institute for the Promotion of The
II ehan'c Arts will open on Tuesday nexs in
Eaitim ore, and continue for tour weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-09

fARLOR ORGANS,
CHURCH os EatSsS;.os,, mn
From SIX hrst- clsos makers, for SALE or RENT,
for long or short time, on accom- m0datinR terms
JOHN r. ELLIS,
oc9 2t 500 Pa avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-09

TEE OPERA.-Miss Richings has a benefit
this evening, when "Traviata" Will be per.
formed. Everybody is gong, OF course
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-09

TIE WEEKLY STAR, now on our counter for
sale and in wrappers ready for the mails, con.
tains the returns from the election in Connecti.
cut; the Philadelphia demonstration of the
Boys in Blue: the Revolution in Spain; trip
from Washington to the Rocky Mountains;
Life Insurance; a good story entitled waiting,
a tale of Chicago; a iull report of the
Breach Of Promise Case in Court here;
News; Political News; Washington News
and Gossip; the Courts; the Working
People; Useful Items OF Domestic Econ
omy; Humorous Sketches; with Departmental,
and Local News; Agricultural and Housekeep-
ping Miscellany; and the latest Telegraphic
Dispatches from all parts of the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-09

The New York Sun says the Wormald and
O,BaIdwin prize fight is not TO come OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-09

~The Countess of Cast,gIione is among
the passengers by the Vile Paris, at New York
from Europe, also Nine LaGrange and the
Ravel Family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-09

Philadelphia has still another new and
healthy looking penny paper-the Daily Globe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-09
LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED away the Sd instant, a Red aud
~ White COW. with collar on her neck aud own
Tor her return TO Mrs. THOMPSON,
&C ga 496 Maryland ave, be az and 9Th SITS
I OST-At the National Theatre, on Wednesday
- evening, . POCKET. BOOK. containing Q sum
OF money. liberal reward will be paid by re.
turning IL to the owner at the Star once. oc 1t.
VNAKEN UP ESTRAY-On the 9Th inst . RED
L COW, With O crooked horn. and piece cut of
her ear. The owner win please come forward psy
charges, and take her away.
JOHN HANDLEY,
oc8-H' street, between 18th and 18th.
q 2 REWARD-strayed on the sOth August one
Us) white BUFFALO 6TEER, with Q few red
spots, and about two years old The finder will
please bring the Steer to 109 ~ street. near VIr
sinfa ave., whore the above reward will be paid.
sci r 6ALOMON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-09

nENOTICE.-Profess B. REYBURN'S Pri-
S vate Course OF Lectures upon Operative
esrre-y, a. freedmen hospital, will commence
on SEDNEsDAY, October 18th, az 31i .. m. Fee
Tor the Course, SO. oc95Es
~MUTUAL BUILDING ASsoOIATION-
u9 The Annual Meeting for the election Of ON.
GERS will be on MONDAY, the l2ih, at o clock
Pm at Asbury Hall, llth street. The members
o. President.
0~OFFIOE OF THE WASHINGTON
uS SKATING CLUB, No. las Pennsylvania
avenue, Sept. 30, 1868 The ANNUAL NETTING
for the election Of Office was adjourned (there
being no quorum presently until MONDAY I'VE
MING, October II, 1883. at Board of Trsde Rooms,
q O'clock, at which time and place SPECIAL
MEETING win also be held for the purpose Of
amending the Constitution.
All members are particularly requested 70 be
present. 81. A. MOORE,
eO-td Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-09

From Shillington, Odeon Building, we have
a batch OF almanacs for 1869. The Hagersiown,
Housekeeper's, farmers, ami Frank Lesae's
Ld9ys Almdadc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-09

Trom Msssrs. Blanchard & Mohun We have
Hen sr's Weekly for October I7th.