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ADM INISTRATRIX's NOTICE.

T1HIS is TO give notice that the subscriber has
Il obtained from the Register of Wills for Har-
ford county, Letters or Administration on the
personnel estate Of n xfnE4ssz
RagR HENRY FRIEDRICH, 7I
late Of Hartford count, decd. All persons hay
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fed y exhibit the same, with thellegal vouchers
thereof, on or before the
.soxl1 e2ah aayts june 1859, ~ 'H
or they, may Otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. 4rc,T .wRyF
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment. ~, ,,,, ,te,,
Given under my hand and seal this ,2sth day
Of June, 1868 .os-k
MARGARETTA FREDRIeK,a0
Z jus - H2iieay {ATE 2 Administrative.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber has obtained from sthe Register of
Wills Of Hartford Co., Md, Letters Of Admins
tration on the pesonal estate of
Is.ysy a HENRY B., RICHARDSON,
late Of Hartford county, decd. All persons hav-.
ing claims against said deceased tehereby noti-
6edto exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof, on or before the
q 30hl day of June, 1869, 4
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. ~ saaF7o6J
All persons Indebted to said estate are request
ed to make Immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this Both day
of June, 1858. -HAoaLi>
&C. MARTHA A. RICHARDSON,
jos 80 ?" "Ah AA Administrative.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

pHls Isl 10 Rive NOTICE, Thas she sub
Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters of Admin
istration, on the persona estate ofxIUlOIg
IN FANNY preston leolored,l
late of Hartford county, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims againstsaid deceased are hereby no.
tilted to exhibit the same, with the legal vouch-
ers thereof, on or before the
18th day of Jaad, 1850,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. .a sEfv
All persons indebtedsto said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment. No. q n sirTs
o Given under my hand and seal, this 10th day
Of June, 1868. .sab-7ll aIi - s3a
.Yavs ABRAHAM COOPER, (colored,)
.4Jais1os2 administrator.
Je26 nz-ffni
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5 Cooper Nathan chairman on
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/ Candles q q constable pays
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4 Coombs Tabitha out pension -
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08

NEW FEATURE IL CAMP MEETINGS The
Dayton lOhio) Journal says: We understand
that new camp meeting era is 70 be inaugu-
raied next season. The MethOdists Of Cincin.
natl, who are Just now bsing spiritually re-.
Galed with one of the most Interesting camp
meeting occasions Of modern times, are agita-
ting the project Of purchasing a tract Of land
comprising field and forest-in an eligible loca-
tion, in Millcreek bottom, q few miles from
Hamilton, and near the line Of the c., H. T. ID.
railway, which shall be transformed into q
permanent camp meeting ground 1t Is TO b.
z joint stock religious enterprise, between the
Cincinnati stations and the circuits adjoining,
and by easy access, by raul. This will
bring Dayton within an hour of the
camp ground. The grove is to comprise some
twenty acres, and will be fitted mp in the best
style for the purposes of religious worship,
The sstents,' - or stenements," will be built win
reference TO permanence, and will, to great
extent reflect the tsste Of the occupants. Ad.
joining this grove will be Q small farm, or man.
mor IN garden, in charge Of q practical hord-
cultpraIist and gardener, who shall raise all
manner or vegetables, ETC., for table, etc etc.
This IL the most meager outline OF the plan. 1t
Is the purpose Of the originators Of this new
plan of camp ground, to spend there the hot
weather Of the summer. Instead OF going to
watering places, and all and singular the
'.Summer Resorts" /" where folly and fashion
reign, and demorlaize. EEl .r..
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rBy Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph.l
LeTis johnson & 90. quote stocks and boz

LeTis johnson 4 90. quote stocks and bond,
In b6me and foreign markets a. follows:
NEW YORK, Sept. S.-First Eoard-U. 6. Sc
1854, coupon, III; 6.20's, 1904, coupons, ll3x;
1884, coupon, IO94 1855 coupons, nlk; lsi',
coupon, new, 1885,; 6.3O's, 1s6t, coupon iCsx
10. Ws, coupons, los =: Pacific Mail, i0-X; OHIO
and Mics. Ceruhcatee,2 70; Mariposa, 3x; Atlantic
Mail. rone; Canton, .ex; Cumberland, e9x; W.
y. Telegraph, 81; Quicksilver. s0x; Boston
Water Power, IS N. Y: Central, l2sx; Ere,
~; &c; Premrred, % Hudson. 14i& K; Reading,
91k; Michigan Central, lis; Michigan South
Pitisbure. 81; Northwest S1X; do. pre.erred,
SIN; Cleveland and Toledo LIZ u; Rock Island.
los; Fort Wayne, 103x; Alton & Terra aaute,
%; Toledo & Wabash, 57X; Adams Ex., SO /:
Wells, Fargo & Go. Exp, 35K; American Ex.
press, IS; United States Express, Ax; Mer.
ch. ute' Union, q; Chicago 4 Alton. liSx; do.
prfd, Isl. Market strong. Gold, M4aH.
BY Cable.l
LONDON. Sept S-ll.15 q. m.-Consols for
money sud ecccunr, 81: Bonds, z; Illinois,
SlA; Erie, G0H; A and q. W. K. r., 70.
FRANKFORT, Sept S.-Bonds not uoted.
LIVERPOOL, Sept S-11.15 q. m.-Cotton mar.
ket opeEe steady. Sales estimated at 10000
bales. Mddling UplaEds, 10xd.; Orleans, lid.
LONDON, Sept. S-1.20 p. m.-Consols tor
money and account, 81; money market qniet;
Bonds, NJ; Illinois, 91K, Erie, 40x; A. and
q. W. r. R., 80.
I FRANKFORT, sept s-p. m.-Bonds, rs a75x,
LlvERPoOL, Sept S-1s38 p. m.--O0ssoa- mar.
ket dull and lower since noon, Sales es imated,
noon, at &GGO bales. MiddlinG Uplands, lOx d. :;
Orleans, 101d. The Manchester market being
dull causes the decline in cotton. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08

0Caiyes viii not be worn.
~ Bismarck eats opium by advice Of ply.
siciane. at
RThe Davenport brothers have returned to
Buffalo, wealthy. .....
D0Five hundred ladies on horseback formed
part OF Democratic procession at Council
Bluff, Iowa
Three cornercd visiting cards are in vogue
among our would-be fashionable people.
/ o0rThs tims table of the Union Pacific road
Is the same for the seven days in the week.
@Men's high hats are very Frenchy IN style
this fall 4re.
~Patu appears on the play bills as the
rNarquiss de Caux," Her husband il not 30
silly as 10 b sshamed Of his wife's business.
~Ths new law ia Ohio compelling all
received regular diplomas, goes into effect
N'Trinity Independent Methodist Church
Baltimore, with II. pastor, has formally gone
over 70 the n. Il. Church South.
a0The chinese fashion Of wearing the fan in
IN the beh hAs been ADOPTED hy American
ladiss sincs the ARRIVAL q the Emnassy.
n0rRumor makes the r1diculous statement
thaf Rrignolt 81 going 20 b married this Winter
It's too nuch like work. He won't do IL. -
UEusNioD,s latest novalty y aureklacs Of
blnck y0ivGt, nt6ng nightly 20 II throas, and
On winch are ssoa sn,all eosd Or Ullt Ueils.S q
OTAsuoaer ofthe, Notorious Rano hro.h.
trs, Who ~ S6arecd ptth ne e1press car rob-
bsry, neaf SeyACurs Ind, diodlass WeeG Of .
-. :. s4lao ssf9 sec ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08
ANOTHER SHOCKING MURDER 1
PHILADELPHIA.
Girl Ontra.id and Muir dered.

PHILADHLPHIA, Sept s.-A frightful mur-
der has Jnst come to light here. Lest Sunday
evening Mary Moran, aged six years, residing
with her ps rents, In the northern pirt Of the
cty, while sitting IN front Of the house, was
accosted BY asiranger, who asked the direction
OF q certain strost. ..s -
The mother sent the child to show him. As il
wrs only few steps distance; and the child
was not Afterwards ard Of rntil o.day, when
sne WIS found in a brick pond outra yed, a1d
with one arm dislocatad aud several cuts on
the body. No clue to the murderer has vet
been found.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08

A CHICAGO MERCHANT Acc USED OF WIFE
PoIsoNING.-Mr. Charles Peck. well known
merchant of Chicago, who resides at Wauke-
gan, Is at present held in bonds OF S25,OD TO
answer to charge Of ATTEMPTED murder, tn
trial 70 take place at the Waukegau Circuit
Court in Sepsember. The facts, which are said
10 be as follows have caused great excitement
among the many friends Of the accused Mrs
PECK ha~, for some time past, been a confrme
l nvalid, and confined TO her bedroom, under
constant MEDICAL care. aud has been taking
great deal of medicine. In the legal investi-
gauon II transpireo that Mr.. Peck came home
a few evenings ago with powder, which be
sid was put up by an eminent ph ysicisn n, an
which he desired hrs wife would take, saying
II would heal her at once. His uneasy manner
and hrs an xiety that she should take II at once
made her suspicious, and on some pretext sue
got possession of the powder, and refused to give
II up Next day she had 10 aualy ned, sud dis
coverrd that there was enough morphine in ii
TO kill ,wo men A magistrate was sent for,
and took her deposition; the apothecary was
alsc summoned, and Peek arrested and put
under bonds as stated His friends have tried
10 staye OF the rrlal IS long rs possible, and
Keep the matter quiet, not believing the almost
incredible charge under which he labors Mr.
Peck is one of the wealthiest men in that vicin.
ity, and has always borne a good name in Chi
cago for integrity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08
TELEGRAMU TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM TENNESSEE

FROM TENNESSEE.
Legislative Prscs edinys-The Csmmit,ee
to Wait upsn the President-The Ku-k INK
Especial Dispatch to the S,arl ~
NAsHvILLB, Sept The Joint committee
appointed to wait upon the President and con.
fer with him in relation to affairs In Tennessse
leave for Washington to-day. The committee
consists of Mcssrs. Hamilton and Ager OF the
House. and Weianer Of the Senate The Lezis.
lature Will adloura ON the 18th inst The Sen.
ate, on Saturday, rrcon idercd the vote By
which the bill for the suppression of the Ku.
klnx klan, PISSED 1t, third reading. They
ku-kux outlaws; also the 10Th section which
gives the Governor power to appoint detectives
10 aid IN securing arrangements and convic-
toLs- This 10 one Of the most vital fe-tur res
OF the bill, and the HOUSE will ceTt Iinly insist
upon replacing 1t. The vote upon striking out
was aye,, .; nays, 70.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08

ALEXANDRIA AND yICiNIrY.-The Gcsette OF
yesterday has the following items:
The Fri>yssfs KestinQ.-A meeting of the $50.
ciety Of Friends" was held in their m eting.
house, corner of II As .ph and Wolfe STREET,
yesterday afternoon. The building was crowd
ed 10 Its utmost capacity, many being unable
10 obtain admittance; though but few Friends
were present, the audience beiny mainly COM
posed OF those orawn thither from e:pect to
the man who was TO speak, or rom curio~ity
10 wltnf7s what Is now rare sight-a q uaker
meeting. Few, very few, "brold brims'' were
prf ent, most Of the q uakers of the present day
being modernizsd in dre-s and habits. Anon.
me lnRoyations MOTTO was the removal of the
haswhilsstR meeting. Mr.. Hallowell spoke in
sImple style and with much eIrnestness and
gave most excellent advice TO his hearers.
Broke JGH-The colored man nam~i Wesley
Morgan, committed 10 iail on the 2lst nit. for n
rape committed on the night previous upon
Adaifna Banks, color7d girl under twelve
years OF age, on the gas-house los, effect his
escape about dark last night, and is still at
large. The prisoners were in the jail yard
making the usual preparations for the night
when the cook, having b sn call"d out of the
dow OF that apartment, on the north side of the
Jall-a quarter forbidden to the criminals
mount 4 il, climbed to the window above from
winch ne jumped TO the outside wall, and in
an instant wa over II and free.
IHoeTdgh1cGt Jnion.-At a meeting held at
thsr nail on Saturday mig ht last, the following
tmesIs Were eli cted to serve for one ye@r:-
George i. Wilmington, President: Wm S
HouGh, ice Pre-ident; J. Luther Loyelace,
Secrstary; Geo. w. Manniny, Treasurer: j. H.
Reynolds, Sergeant-at-arms; VIM. Arrall. Geo.
w. Manning, and ]. Luther Low elace, Truste :.
Msssrs. Ensminger, Reynolds, auo WaadIll
were appoint-d a committee 10 reyise the con.
stitution and bylaws.
Family POisoTsed.-Au entire family, named
Oliver, consisting of father, mother and five
children. rrsiding in Fairfax county, mar the
Great Falls of the Potomac, was poi-on lest
week by their cook, colorrd woman. Luckily
tn proper antdote was speedily admi it,red,
and II Is now thought all re cut of danger.
The woman went on as soon es she saw the
rested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08
EVENING STAR.
LATE TELE6RANS. &C.

European advices OF yesterday state tha; the
LondOn Daily W .5s, cor meniing on Hon Rev.
erdy JohnsOn's mission, says tha. the United
Siaits Government shows its desire 20 settle ths
questions in dispute with England. and Mr.
JonnSon . appointment Is the best euarnnrse
th5t the negotiat .oas between the two countr ,sx
wEl De brought 10 satisfactory conclu ion
Dr Beilows OF New York, has publi.bed A
tNr m London favormg the abolition OF the
the accomplishment Of tins reform vou Id be n
great sep toward the reno, 81 or those eriey-
ances winch serve 80 powerfully 70 infiaYne the
Nenngs OF the lrITh reopie in America against
the british Goyerament
An anti-Popery meeting has been held in
Manchester, England, in The interest Of Mur.
ply, no!ed public assailant OF Romanism.
VINO oilers himself n one of the canoidares 70
represent that city in the House of Commons
While the speaking ives goiny the platform
was charged by a mob, and a general fignt
the police suecC edrd in &c 'toring quiet.
The London Times thinks the anne anon of
Mexico 10 the United States desirable but the
time is not yet ripe.
The Athletics boat the Atlautics i'm n bace
BAH match IN New York, yesterday, by a score
OF 81 10 u. Great inter- 81 was mamie led IN
the game, which was witnessed by some 9OUO
persons.
De Confa, editor of the New York ~ Cronista.
has oren committed for an assault GA tn. Mic
raguan Minister.
The Arrapahoe and Cheyenne Indians made
an attack on ! ort Dodge ON the I'd iu>t1at but
fiers were killed and seventeen wounded
General Sheridan is AZ Fort Dodge.
Troops have been sent 10 Kentucky to enforce
the revenNe laws. e :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08
Bal.insre Markets, Teddy.

BALTINoRI, Sept s.-Cotton very dun, and
nominally % cents for MiddlIng Uplands. The
Flour market is dull, and in favor of buy.
ers, and without decided change in prices.
Wheat 6rmer and steady; prime red &2.25 aS2 so:
white. el.I6aei .2i; yellow, si.27s&i.3O Oats
firm; prime 6ea7s cts. Rye firm at&I.4O. Pork
is excf-ed-with an advancing tendency. Hold.
s3i. Bacon is very quiet; rib sides, 17x; clear
do, IL ka17&; shoulders, I4k: hams, 81. Lard
is excited, with an advancing tendency; now
quoted at 70 cents. o.. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08

TEH HAProlNThENT or SUPRRvisoRs.-The
report that Secretary MeCulloch had returned
10 Commissioner Rollius his nominations for
supervisors CT Internal Revenue under the
new law, is without foundauou. as NO such
action has been taken oy the Secretary. An
o,ner consnllanoe upon the nomIa aa ionT be.
tween the Secretary aud the Commissioner,
took place TINS NOR ming, but 10 appointmenss
were agreed upon aud it IS not likely that the
matter will be setlcd for several DAYS vet.
The Comm issioner will, IN the course of day
or Two, nominate the renal liug i've 10 com.
plste the number authorized by law.
TEE WHITE HousR.-The regular meeting OF
the Cabinet was held to-day. All the msr be g
present except Secretary Browning and A.tor.
ney General Evarts. A delegation Of students
from 81. Sulpice. in Baltimore, visiil,d the Ex.
fcntive Mansion this morning, but were una.
BILE TO pay their respects to the Prcsideut on
account OF the Cabinet meeting They were
however, shown through the east room and
pariors.
Z lNTkRNAL RKvENUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source were s254,2ll.97.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08
VERMONT SraTEFAvR.

BURLINGTON, VT, Supt. s.-The State fair
opens to-day and the entries are so large that
additional accommodations for stock are bel 4
erected. spirited races will take place on
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Every
department is largely represented, and the fair
promises to be mostruccessfui.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08

A Micro MURDERs LITTLE GIRL WITH
VITRloL-An industrious, hard working negro
woman in Murfreesboro has been for some
years cursed with lazy, whiskey -drin king
husband. Tired at last Of supporting him, she
barred the door against h,m, last Tu sday
night, and got one Of her neighbor's little girls
to spend the night with her. The villain stole
in through window, shout twelve O'Clock;
and threw q vial of vitriol over the bed, COM
handing his wife not to cry for help on pain Of
Dc ath. The lattsr escaped with only slight in
luri6s but the little girl was 20 horribly burn d
with the destructive huid that she expir at
noon on "wednesday In Grc 1t agony. The mur.
derer was arrested and committed TO JAIL
NdsAriue Repu6lican Bonner, 26h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08
MY PREPARATIONS

stances named, and are the most sctive that csr
be nade; Decoc Ions are exceedinxiy trouble
e they are weaker thsn the decoctons oG niS,
In solution much less extra matter than vatei
sione, and TIE syruRs ere otherviss objectionable
stomach purfeised By ths large proportion OF
taken With esch doee-vhich is Of no use what.
eysr-except 70 keep the dscoctton from spelling.
Extracts are sGinlgiy manifest
The finest test OF their superiority win be com
United States DisDensatory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08
FROM DENVER.

Arrival OF Senator Conklipg and Party-
Speaker Colfax About 10 Leave.
ST. LOUIS, Sept s-A Denver dispatch says
that Professor Agassiz, Serstor Conklins and
party reached there safely yesterday, and will
remain few days Schuyler Colfax aud party
Were to leave for Cheyenne with a military
escort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08
~Ned O'Baidwin IS In New York spo.Iin Z
for a fight with WOrald.

s%Ned O'Baldwin ts In New York spo.Iin
for a fight with Worald.
~Gen. Mcclellan expects 70 return to New
\ Tork in the Cuba, which will sail rom Liver
pool, Sept 18th.
~The London Spectator s1ys that almost
the certain consequences of"ught laeing' after
twenty years Of sge 10 q red nose. Ladies, be-
ware.
- Between st Louis and Memphis, the
STEAMERS have tried the plan Of charging for
fare, and boarding the p.l ssengers on the res
taurant sy stem. Result satisfactory all round
~Fore'gners who have visited the newly
diseoyercd gold and silver mines in China
report favoraely on the case with which they
could b. worked n the Chinese authorities
would sanction the undertaking.
HHenry Mulihall, formerly Of Saratoga
Springs, committed snicide at Fort Edward
ON Tuesday. He told his wife of his intention.
but she did not think him IN earnest He took
a pistol and placing n against ms forehead, BE-
tween h,s eyes, pulled the trigger and blew his
brains out.
~AReeted young lady, seated IN q roc kins
chair reading the Riole, exclaimed: ..Nothsr.
here is Q gYamafical error In the Bbler Moth.
er lowering her spectacles, and approac hine
the reader IN very ssrntfnizine attituted. savs
.Kilf its kill II. IL 10 the very thing that kas
been ssting the ieayes and boek-narks.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08
DANGEROUS ILLNESS OF Ex.PReSI.
DENT PIERCE.

CONCORD, N. H., Sept. s. Ex-President
taken sick on Friday morning, but was com.
Portable all day Sunday and Monday morn inc.
Yesterday afternoon and last night, however.
he was much worse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08

Baltinsfe Stock Market, Ts.day.
BALTIMORE, Sept. S-virginia 6's, inscribed,
old, Il bid, A8A asked; do. coupon, old, So <
bid, 81 asked: do. new, s3k bid. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-08
wHIJEHuRsT
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
Nos. 424-6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
between 4as anA eth streets.

This Establishmsnt, founded In this city In 1850,
and embracing among its huDdreds Of thousapds OF
negatives and specimens, PORTRAITS FROM
LIZ Of all the Celebrities that have been on the
seAoAof action since that time. has Just channDa
hen9 and been Thoroughly rsoreanissd, un1erVh
direction OF . superior French Artist, and, WITH
Its rare old lnetrlDenta. and new, end all the late
Improvements IN de Art h reafy for Photoerap phic
work In ali tts brADehee, In style that cannot be
sufpaseed: and at Uniform Low RATES that cannot
Gems, Anbre<yDse, Rorcslainse-aA ssyles sua
slsee-CArds, lmpenal Cards. -Four -fourS, RItra
-Four Four, Blight Four, Cabinet, lmDeriSi Liie-
siSe-plain and colored-from Is cents mp, =
esa Liksnesses for Locksts, Watches, arn -su
ofbsr miniature purposes.
Mas, Charts, Drswines, Sketches. Pictures.
Paintings, Models, Machinery, and every other
imaginable thing taken copied In the best style
and Of any size.
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