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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A MODERN MIRACLE,

A MODERN MIhACLE.
From old and young, from rich and Door, from
high born AID lowIy, comes The Universal Voice Of
HALLS VEGETABLE
slCILIAN HAIR RENIWER
IL 10 perfect and miraculous article Cures
badness Makes hair erow:, A better dressing
than any "oilh or 'pomatum eoftens brash dry
and wiry hair into Beautiful Silken Tresses. But.
above all, the great wonder is the rapidity with
WHICH i restores GREY HAIR TO ITS ORIGI.
NAL COLOR,
Use it q few times ,yI spd Ies-o cu,vor,
the vhitest and worst looking hair resumes its
yosthful beauty. 1t does not dye the hair, but
strikes at the root and Ills IL with new life and
coloring matter.
Ii wlil not take long disagreeable trial to prove
the truth Of this matter The irst application viii
dc good; you will see the NATURAL COLOk re-
turning every day. and
BEFORE YOU KNOW IT,
the old, gray, ,discolored appearance Of the hair
viii De gone giving place 70 lustrous, shining and
Ask for balls sieilian Hair Renewer;. NO other
CHEAP TO BUY, PLIxsANT 70 TRY, AND
SURE no Do YOU GOOD.
There gre many limitations. Be sure you procure
the genuine, manufactured only BY
r. p: HALL 3 co., Nashua, n. H., Propristors.
FOR sale by all druggists iy 22-eo2m
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DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO.

ST. PETER, MINN. Sept IA terrific tor
pado OF rain occurred on the Minnesota rlyer
Friday night. Houscy and barns were blown
to fragments. and grain stacks scattered in
every direction. A number Of persons were
injured, among them Mr.. Geo. Briggs fatally
and several others seriously. The damage To
property is estimated at $4,000.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Sumac trade in Richmond il becoming
quite an important one in that city. One
finn on Main street received from fifteen to
twenty thousand pounds ON Saturday.
A young man named Brumback, living in
Frederick county, in Responding state Of
mind, committed suicide last week by shooting
himself with rifle.
An old man, named George Clemens, killed
himself near Greenwood, in Albemarl county
last week. He said he had nothing more TO
live for.
from Lynchburg, were sold last week, at fair
prlCee.
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Baltimore Markets, To-day.

BALrIMoRK, Sept. l5.-Cotton dull; held nom
inally at 25 Flour dull. with quotations nom-
inal. Wheat dull; prime to choice, s2.2ss 90;
low grades, Si.75eSl 90. Corn dull; prime
White, 81 .2Oasl23. Oa's unchanged. Rye dull
AZ s1.ia. Pork and Bacon unchar red; RSb
Sides, IL; clear do II 4: Shoulders, 1ik. Hams,
:2c. Lard UNCHANGED At 30 cents.
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ANOTHER CHAPTER IN THE gerhard

NICHOLAS ELOPEMENT.-Among the passen-
gers Ia the Java, for Liverpool, Were VIM. ID.
Gebhard and sister OF Schoharis. who g. II
Join theII brothe-. Col. Edward Gebhard, al 1
the wife of Mr.. Nichols, with whom ne
elOped last May. Col. Gebhard was on the
staff of Gov. Fenton for a couple of ye-rs, and
was lawyer and politician by profes- ion.
The brother who now goes ont with his sister
10 Join the guilty pair was made the agent of
Mrs. Nichols, by due power of attorney, to col
Ieet her money, stocks, &c. which amounted
TO over Sh LOO. What made this a cold heart a
elopement was the intimate friendship which
seemed 20 exist between Gebhard and Nichols.
IL was surmissd al the time of the elopement
that Geohard's family was cognizanr Of what
was 10 take place between himself and Mrs.
Niehols.-AlbdHy Argus.
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TIE CATTLE DISEASE IN TENNEssRE-The
Nashville Union SAYS: The terrible mortality
among the cattle In this vicinity, from wnat is
known tho cattle plague, is still unabat- A.
On last Saturday Colonel W. T.. Prusser lost
seven very fine mich cows on his farm seven
milss out on the Neeley's Bend road. A Mrs.
Galiigan, living near Aliens shop on the GAL
latin pike, during the last week also lost
several head. Squire John Taylor, an old and
experienced IaETnnr OF this county, gives 10 as
hls opinion hat the disease IL that OF spinal
arectlon- and that if the affected subjects could
have their tails cut OF when first attacked q
great many could be saved.
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STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WAsHINGIoy, August 81 =,
Il TNITID sTALIs PAffbsdT PAT 3 i oIrII0la II.0l -.

/ A LADY nom nusops slsskins 9srmea and
dssirc.s Of ssking Dlsos ia On Amsricsn family,
or e TIAeHBR1 IN Roerdtug School. No o6iec.
r. J, VashinGton sel4-MW&Fs
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TINTED STATES PATENT-OFFIOE,
WAsHIssToy; y SeRtsmber 4 +, 1853

of Auburn, N. T., praying for the extenaion Of : :
patent ersnted him on the 6th day OF December,
numbered as SO, 81, as. s7s, $50. ssl and reissus
numbered SO. again reissued May IA, 1897, and
Numbered 3el0, for IN Improvement in Grain and
II is ordered that said petition be heard as this
once on the nd DAY Of November next Any nor-
son may oppose this extension. Objections az po.
sitions. and other psPers, snould ke nled in this
on co twenty days before the Ga{ q bearing
Z Ne b-lavSV Commissioner Of Patenfs
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New York Grain Market fs.day.
NEW YeRK, Sept. l5.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat more active and 2a3 cents better. Corn
unchanged.
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VAN Street fe.dax.

NEW YoRK, Sept i5.-Stock market strong
and active Money easy t3a5 per cent Sterling
Exchange, g. Gold. ~ X. 5.20's, 1852, l3x I0-l0's
registered. ~; North CarolIna SIS, 72x, do.
new, ~, Virginia 6's, ss, do. new, s3x.
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Baltimore s,eek Market. rs.d.v.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1S.-ViT zinia 6's, old, in
scrloed, isk bid, 4sk asked; do. 1s66, 4Sk bid,
5cskedi do 1857, +s bad, ASH asked; do. coupon,
old, 81 / bidi do. coupon, new, 81 bid.
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Its use in Asiatic Cholera, either as preventive
or cure. is of more value TO the world than All
other discoveries In vogue.
1t instantly secures rest, stops the Cramps and
epasms, and holds the constituents of the blood to-
gether, equaliZing the circulation, and preventing
the separation Of the watery constituents from the
other properties Of the blood and arrests vomiting
and purgfng. In Yellow Fever IL is likewise All
potent, and with the assistance of Railways Pills
will protect those exposed from at attacks, and cure
them that may be seized.
In Fever and Ague, Typhoid, Bilious. Scarlet
and other Eevers, its use will always insur re q
cure.
In Rheumatism, Neuralgia, 0out, Tic Doloreux,
Sore Throat, Diptheria- Influenza, in all cases of
Inflammation, the Ready Relief, assisted when re-
onired With the Resolveut and Pills, will surely
effect cure.
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@Upward OF one million persons are re-
ported as out Of employment in Great Britisr,
and the attention of all classes is farming u .
lief.
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FRANCE PREPARED FOR WAR OR PHACE.-
Inc frogres LlOeral, of Toulouse, contains the
iolIoWlsg III we are weii-informed-and
speech 20 the Council General of Toulouse the
substance OF which was, that the army was
anImaisd oy the osst spirit, IT'S q rmament COM
ple,e, tne arsenals full. the financial resources
OF me country almost iasxhaustible, and that
omparlng Frsnee with other countries, IL
might be affirmed with pride that France alone
was In position 70 make peace or war"
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REPUBLICAN REJoICINGs IN MAINE.

PORTLAND, Sept. 15-The election returns
were enth usiasticIlly received by Republican
ma meeting last night at the City Hall. To.
night there will be grand torchlight process
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ATTORNEYS:

wM. Z. CHANDLER. Washington, ID. u.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia.
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SAW MILL BURNED.

PHILADRLPHIA, Sept. 15.-Alexander's saw
mill, on New Market street. below Callowhill,
was entirely destroyed by fire this morning
and three small brick dwellings adjoining
were also burned.
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THE PROPERTIES OF THE READY RE.
LIEF ABE COUNTER IRRITANT, RUBEFA
GENT, ANTI. DIsINFECTANT
AHTIsEPTIC, DIFFUsIvE srIMULANr
TONIC, HERvINB, AN0DYNE, AHT-ACID.
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double murder was committed in the woods
ABOUT three miles northwest Of Indianapolis,
Indiana, on Saturday afternoon. A man naTnfd
Jacob \ oCDz and his wife left town some time
during the afternoon in buggy, and Were
found m urdered Sunday morning. Mr. Young
was shot in the head with a shotgun, the
whole side OF his face being torn Off Mrs
Young was shot through the head with pistol:
her clothing was set on fire, and her body was
partially burned. The whole afiair is shrouded
IN mystery. The evidence before the corouer's
jury gives no clue 10 the perpetrators of the
foul IL I'd. Mr.. Young was known 10 have had
large amount Of money, estimated at seven
thousand dollars, in his possession. Only ten
dollars were found on his person. His horse
and buggy and shot gun were found near
the bodies.
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The pr EsIDENT's FAMILY, now IN Tepres
see, expect to return to Washington during this
week
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Mr.. BINCKLEY's REsIGNATIoN-O Data -
says:-"Mr. Buckley. whilst IN New York city
last week, forwarded 20 the Secretary OF the
Treasury MS resignation of the Office of Soil. =.
citor OF Internal Revenue. The res gnation has
net been accepted"
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MURDER IN NE

MURDER IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-J. Miller was attacked
and killed last might in the fourth ward by two
rufiians, who have been arrested.
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- Boat races are all the rage in Pittsburg.
VAt last thsre is peace in ths Nev York
common Council
~One Of the finest planta on the Ar
kansas riVer rvcently sold for fye cents an
acre.
~A wisconsin sditor has invented sheep
shearIng machine.
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Government Securities.

WASHINGTON, Sept Is, 1s6s.-Jay CooKe &
20. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
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ITS GRAND POWER IN THE PREVENTION
AND CURE OF PEsTILENTIAL ANH
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES

II 10 In diseases where fnmedia ate and absolute
assistance and relief s required wherein this rene
dy proves Its superior, and might say, su per-
natural power in saving life, and promoting
In cases where Epidemic Diseases, Peetilence,
small Pox, Feyers, ks., exist, this remedy proves
the potent power Of disnfectant, neutralizer and
cure No one that uses the Ready Relief when
Small Pox, Diptheria, &C., prevail In community
will be seized with these diseases; and il seized
when using il, will be cured IL the directions are
followed Simple % this remedy is, il possesses
the elements OF cure OF the mtet violent, painful
and fatal diseases that scourge the earth.
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OFFICERS:

O. CLARK, Philadelphia, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executivs
Committee.
HENRY ID. COOKE, Washington, Vice Presi-
dent.
IMHRsON w. PEET, Philsdelphia, Secretary
and Actuary.
I.s.TURNER. washine eton, Assistant secrstary.
FRANCIS @. SMITH, NJ. Medical Director.
J. yEwING BEARS, n. D., Assistant Medical Dr.
rector
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GENERAL AGENTS OF THE COMPANY
JAY COOKE CO., New York,
vor EKw YsRK sts.e and Northern NEW yRR.
Z. W. CLARK Co., Philadelphia,
m, PrNNsYLvANIA and Southern NEW JrR.
sof SKH. eA
yAY COOKE Co., Washingtsn, ID. G.
Tor MARYLAND, pILAMARI. VIRGINIA.
WEST vIkGLNIA,
J. A. ELLIS r CO., Chicago, m., d.
For ILLINOIS and wIsCossry.
Hon. sfEPHEN MILLER, 81. Paul,
sutM or MINNESOTA.
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PRRsoNAL-General Santos Neosta Minister
of Colombia, together with a cretary of lega-
ton and several alta ches are at Willards,.
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THE PREsBYTERY BALTIMORE. The
meeting Of the Presbytery Of Baltimore was
held on Friday afternoon in the Second Pres
byterian Church (Rev. q. p. Hays,) corner of
Baltimore and Lloyd streets; Rev. J. J. Cole,
Moderator, and Rev. W. II. Cooke, Recording
Clerk. In reference 10 the terms of the pro-
posed reunion Of the Old and New School
Presbyterian Churches, which by the last
General Assembly hrd been referred TO the
several Presbyteries for their approval or dis
sent the following was submitted md adopted
as The views of the Presbytery OF Baltimore:
First. While this Presbyt tery contn ues to
cherish a sincere desire for the reunion of the
TWO branches Of the Presbyterian Church at
the earliest time consistent with agreement in
doctrine and order on the basis OF the common
standard, 10 nevertheless feels constrained to
answer the overture in the negative. because
the nrst doctriral article appears ambiguous
and liable 10 misconstruciion.
second 1nasmuch, however, as the last
General Assembly unanimously expressed its
preferences for such a change of the first ar
uele as, leaving out the Smith and g Gurley'
amendments, will recognize our common stan
dards as the sole doctrinal and ecclesiastical
basis of union, and also declared, in the reso-
Iutlons offered by DR.. Hall, its understanding
OF The sense in which our common standards
are 10 be received, this Presbytery hereby sig
nInes It's acquiescence in such preference and
understanding, and requests the next General
Assembly of our Church to propose to the
General Assembly of the other branch such
change in the doctrinal stticle of the propos-
ed terms OF union. bait Amsricda.
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TTNITID STATES PATENT 0FIIOE,

GTNITED STATES PATENT OFIICt
tn. ,s.iSa u ssps Z lss of
Fitchburg, Massachusetts,, praying for the exten-
esmber, 1854, for an improvement in Rattan Ma
II is ordered that said petition be heard at this
may osso:: ii: s..ss:iS1;a q SoSSIs:s,GS: S sss:I
;'S SSs Sns sS: asS ON
IS 2-l.wsw Commissioner Of Patents.
TTNITER siATls PATt1Ffs Z \ soI,.yl,o sSI,.Iyyl, -.
the p::siss e sfsfsols l of
Rim s;D X. s % e, n s
1854, for an improvement in Dry Docks:
% g e., a.y :.s "a b heard
person may oppose this ext s1tsn.ion st, 0bieOtons,
this once twenty days before fes Hdsy yr6F q hssFins
90 lo-law3w Csmmissioner Of Patents.
n, ,.,,t,cn " JssiSfAh AAhpfSst STEnis
pstsnt srsnssd him re ls.h d.y Of Dscs%SeP, :,
Iss., for an Improvement In machines for scrsDins
i: ordered that :s,a petition Be hs:rd at shi.
RsS oS. ssss IN h: ose
twenty days before the day IaIsHa a. IhssrtnE nEno-,
se4.vsw Commissioner Of Patents,
INITID STATES PAfENI OFFICE,
n. ,.,is,o: ~ Ell k'eHss
1sts Rmeiine n. stsdnsn Z Of q KEli,abeth, New Jsr'
,,sIs ssorss Ss the
day Of Aprii, 1859. Ter IN nImprovsmsnt In Se.iua
Mschinei: it is ordered that said petition
vsmber next, Any psrssa may oppose this extsn.
sien. Objections, depositions, and other paper,
:hoals g N this once t:HIpsE Gay: the
q SvSV Oonmissioner OF Patents.
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HE SKPTEMBER SEssIoN-Senator Morgan
arrived here last night. Representative Schenck
lett Columbus yesterday for Washington, to
consult with him as to the ad journed session OF
Congress. tits expected that a quorum Of the
House will be present next Monday, but that
the Senate will be withou. quorum.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

INTERNAL REvENUR.-The receipts from this
source to-day Were 1850 4l29e
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NEW IMPROVEMENT IN READY
RELIEF.
NEW OoRKs, LARGE BOTTLES.
We have at last sucoesdsd in getting Cork that
VIII pre- the evaporation Of the Relief,
The substitution Of the India Rubber 0eoDper
vtn prevent the evaporation Of the volatile proper
dee ofthe Relief. Ii 10 important that the Relief
be kept corked TO prevent The action Of thc ssmos
pherie air.
The bottles are N uch snlargeA, % that perso.
receive ~ much Rsady nelieffor 50 cents - thew
Nili 9et for ~ q u ran kiilers and other Is
tie. Bee that every bottle 10 stamped With Dr.
Radvayb Proprietary Internal Revenus afann
Ask for Rslief In new bottles style.
u.B.-Persons in agus districts shouh taks n
teasDoonful Of Relief, An water, on rfsipe in the
morning. This Will protect you a9ainst Tever nd
Ague and al other Feyers. my IL colin
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EVENING STAR.
LATE TELFGRAMS, &c.

General Howard del ve-ed AZ address TO ne
eolersd people in New Orleans Sunday nigh
exhUrting them to industry and sobriety, and
% ''.,sssyer TO overcome pTelndices againss
h,n :. ORDER uat tns predictions thar free
color people are unable u take care of them
sriy may not be ve~if'd. The General said
nothins : relating 10 political affairs
TIE Whalen case was resumed in Ottawa
canada, yesterday morning. The Court was
censely crowded. Sir John A. Mcdonald &c.
SIpf O So II On The bench. The Hon John
I lizard Cameron made an argument for
a defence, ana was then folio wed by Mr..
Lariy, OF the CrOwh counsel, for the prose
cLtior.
u.s. T'cenuy wrecked on Lake Michigan,
reached St Joseph, Michigan, with fourteen
other Survivors. They report that a squall
struck the propeller, and that she went down
IN two minutes. There were no women or chill
dIen on boord.
The print works attached to the Washington
Manufacturing ConpaEy's mills, az Glouces-
ter, New Jersey, have been DESTROYED The
T1Iils property We're saved by steam fire en-
zines from Philadelphia- Loss reported at
So 0,0tJ; insurance S36),OOO.
Reno and Anderson, the Indiana robbers
have b IN committed by the Canadian authori. I.
ties for extractlion, and will be turned over TO
The American authorities as soon as the nece-.
sary papers en- be made out.
Professor Doremus has found poison in the
stomach Of Mrs. Margaret J. Gamble who was
wood Cemetery, New York Her husband and
woman are in custody.
EX-PresideHt Pierce still continues to gain in
appetite end strength. He is not vet ont of
danger, but the probabilities are strong in favor
ofrccovery.
Hon. Horace Maynard has been appointed
Spseiai Judge of the Supreme Court of Tennes.
see, for September and October.
George Dewnev was yesterday elected Chief
Engireer Of the Philadelphia FIRE Department.
ID. A. Finney, NJ q. from the Twentieth
PennsylvanIa district, died at Brussels, Aug
27th.
The funeral of the late Anglic an Bishop Full
foTd took place in Montreal, Can ada, yesterday.
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R. r.. R.
IHE GREAT REMEDY FOR HOME
PURPOSES.
fAkEN INfERNALLY-Hsfs a ,essPoouful al
luted in water, is . pleasant drink-stim alstins
and strengthening.
APPLIED ExTERNALLY-whent there lie pain
Inflammation, sfcrds instant ease.
nas ssssi. than % e.
werId. W wv
II sgpDIgLY SEIZED With pain, one t..
spoonful 10 glass Of water will, in few min utes
remove all uneasiuess.
PERsoNs SUBJECT 20 appoplery, heart die
three minutes, remove sii diihcuity. "''' u"
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
IN ITS SIMPLICITY AND GRANDEUR.
r.. r.. r..
We will first consider in its capacity as . special
ity our far famed remedy, Rsdway b Ready Relief,
symbolized throughout the civilized world under
oiste ana positive proof of its excelenes that the
especially where the susreE Is the victim Of "s es
remedy q time i. takes to the e ta,s
.ppd to *. part o Il. body ns she9e
pain exists the patient ts relieved. And If the
pain y from an established disease. q cure viii
The Ready Relief is . vegetable remedy. 1t is
pain and making the patient uS oemfortaSls shsS
Morphine, Chloroform. Ether, q opium or any other
1ssns Its Of aSSlo.@Gn @ i, render. Is
liable 70 occur al any moment The Ready Relief
scesent ecenrs to child or grown person. iss use S
will prove of Immediate service II matter, not
Poison bqsn sS4.S s.s
athsr as,n, Ache, SSushl ceid, Group, and hundred
fey minutes, prove its value. IL suddenly seized
with sickness, and you have no faith in medicines
check the progress Of the disease st once and in
ninety times out OF one hundred cure the patient
before the doctor arrives. 1t can never do harm,
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THE WORKING p KoPLk.-The tourneymen
orieklayerr, IN New York, are still profsssine
a oetermination to LtInue the contest until
eight hours is firmly established as the proper
length or time for days labor. The strike of
the piano-makers, in Steinway's establis hment
New York, still continues. The compositors
on the Brooklyn papers are at present on
another strike. The New York city scale of
prices was demanded by the men, and, the en-
ployers refusing To accede, their EMPLOYEES
erased work Their places have been filled
party oy boys and young women, who work
Al low rates Both parties declare their deter
mlnation TO hold out. The Working Mems
Bhdungs-Verein of Vienna, a short time ago.
con'emPlat calling great fratarnizatIon
resi- OF European working men. 1t was intend
ed 10 form a procession on the glacis and
parade though the streets. In consequence
class leaders declared in favor OF the Europ an
soSlaIist democl scy, and proclaimed them
selves TO be neither Austrians nor Germans
but Europeans, prohibition has been issued
against the intended procession and fraternizl-
tlon Ess! generally The law on public meet
Ings demands that permission TO hold the same
De hrst obtain d from the Minister Of the Police
ana IN ell ordinary cases the permission is
granted. This Is the first case in which the
requisite permission has been refused The
working Me1's Union of New York rsports
that during the past week, il has recovered for
the working girls SEQ wages detain ed by the
employers for ins ufficient causes The JTnir "a
COopers of New York report wages at s3 per
day, except in large shops, where - is the rate
A mem: was disciplined for receiving - Is,
and ordered TO pay fine Of SO, in weekly in
stalments Of 81.
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PERSONS SUBJECT 70 appop,e.v. h..r, a,..
ease. headaches, sudden tings shouid keep the
Relief near them; . teaspoonfuI in water, Will, IN
three minutes, remove all difficulty.
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THE NEW YORK REVENUE CASE -Distrlc
Attorney Courtney returned to New York last
night. He will, it is said, have charge of the
pending revenue case, and be furni yhed with
an assistant The understanding now seems
TO be that Solicitor Buckley is altogether out
Of the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-15

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
IN ITS SIMPLICITY AND GRANDEUR.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-25
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| Sic @fhIeiifd1e 2eifi1nd bfinot lfoI
: $50 1s4ssss' r. 80
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