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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-10-30

VARIATION IN THE WEIGHT OF
COTrON.-The Charleston Courier
mentioned some time ago that
John II. Holmes, a. cotton broker
of that city, in order fairly to test
the vexed question of complaints
about the variation of the weights
of cotton, took u bale Of uplands
and kept it on the scale during
the entire month, weighing it
every morning and evening, and
carefully noting the weights, the
wind, weather, thermometer, etc.
The Courier publishes the result
in tabular form, from which We
learn that the maximum weight
was 421a, and the minimum 417i
lbs. The former in damp and
showery, and the latter in dry
and clear weather.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-10-30

TEXAS ELECTIoN.-On the 1st
of October Gen. Reynolds issued
an order for the registration of
the voters Of the State of Texas,
and an election for or against the
constitution, and State officers TO
take place on the days designated
by President Grant-November
3Oth, and the three days follow
ing. The registration commences
fifteen days before the day of
election.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-10-30

The first newspaper published
in Virginia was a weekly issued
in 17SO, at $50 4 year subscrip-
ton,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-10-30

Major General Bolknap, the
newly appointed Secretary of
War, is a graduate of Princeton
College, N. j. He served i'll the
army from the first to the last day
Of the late war. He commanded
one of the divisions of the Fit--
teenth army corps in Shcrman's
last two campaigns with great
credit to himself and entire salts
faction to his superiers. He is,
thirty-eight years old, in excel
lent health and is lawyer by
profession.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-10-30
G. L. HERNDCN. L. V. MARSE. =
HERNDON s. MARYE,
GENERAL COMMISSION AND
STORAGE MERCHANTS
Grand Street, Monroe, La,

WILL attend to the sale, shipmen mt storage of
w cotton, and to making purchases for planters
and others. Cotton shipped to them will be covered
by insurance unless otherwise instructed. Policies
of insurance upon residences gin houses and cotton
in gins issued upon liberal rates Liberal advances
made on cotton sent TO them for shipment to tEcir
friends in New Orleans, New York OF Liverpool.
Sept, Is, 1862 o.: II
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-10-30
X. WilHs Richardson,
DENTAL NOTICE.

TTAVING determined to settle permanently
L in Monroe for the purpose of pract'clng
nv pro tession, can be olnd at my Off e
onoosit.e The southeast corner of the public
square, in. the house lately occupied by the
Land Office, at all honrs. My family will live
in the SINE building. Having had a very
large experience in all the different branches
Of my profes sion, the treating of children
teeth and all the d seases of the teeth Of adults,
and the extracting of teeth and arranging ar
tificial teeth; feel justified in saying that
am prepared to do anything in any department Mt
Of my profession well as can be done any
where, and at reasonable prices.
N. r. McCRAW.
Jan. 6. 1869. nl5:tf
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TO TEACHERS TEXT BOOKS,

THE SOU HERN UNIVERSITY Series
a OF Text Books is the cheapest and the best
Specimen copies sold al one-half Publishers
prices. Special terms made for introd uction
Teachers vii! please forward their addresses,
and send for catalogues and circulars 70
J. LANE BORDEN, Trenton, La.
General Agent f ,r Text Books of all kinds
and for the ''Memuirs of the War; edited by
Genera r. E. Lee.
Sept. 25, 1869 noltf
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Trenton School !
MILE AND FEMALE.

rFHE Session for ls6s-'7O will open on
a the Fourth Monday in September. 1t
will be composed of thee Terms-,hireen
weeks each. One half of the tuition must be
paid in advance and one half ut the close of
each term.
TUITION PER TERM:
Primary Course, $500
Intermediate Course, 1900.
Academic Course, 1900.
Contingent fee, 60.
Pupils are charged for the VIII ,le term du-
ring which tfey enter, when there are no
special arrangements made. No deduction
made except in cases of rrotraced illness.
Circulars indicative of tie correct scholastic
and general status of Scholars are issued at
the close of each term. Pupils are Thoroughly
prepared for college and ior entering npon the
active duties Of life.
For further Information apply to
J.LANE BORDEN.
PR1HCIPAL.
Trenton, Sept. 1st, 1869. no 5lte
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Rates OF Advertising.

ono SQUARE. eight lines or less. tthis sise. .1
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Special contracts made for advertisnG BY the year
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will be charged double our regular advertising ratee
All advertisements sent to thissofhce. when noS
otherwise ordered, win b inherited " TIL forbid ana
charaed accovdingiy
No fractions Of squares counted ssscA but they
win be cha.g whole squares In every instance
When displayed all lladvertisemente win be charged
Obituary and Marriage notices will be charged a.
advertisements
9l2, so, in advance.
AGENT.
THos MCINTYRE, ESQ. 10 tho duly authorised
agent for the Telegraph in New Orleans
E1r-A gents wanted throughout the State to whom
liberal cent will be paid ont Of all moneys re-
eeived by them.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

TIE PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRApz.-Tne
Philadelphia Ledger OF Monday has the foi-
lowing review Of the Pennsylvania coal trade
for the past week
erately last week, but the demand for con-
SUMPTION Is still dull. with a number of col.
lieries in both the Lehigh and sch ulynll re-.
gions standing idle The Reading Railroad
Company brought down for the week, OF all
kinds, ilO.s2O tons, about 3,770 tons more
than the previous week, MAKING its tonnage
for the year 3,S7 66I tons, against 2,675,lI7
tons TO same date. The canal brought down
23,6U7 tons, making the entire supply from the
Schuylkill region for the week 1874 Az TONS
and for the year 2,7l5,2jS tons, against
1854 .g53 tons TO corresponding time last year
an increase from the region of 1925 tons
The tonnage of the Lehigh region, by rail-
roads and canal, TO the dates of their latest
returns, is I,7Sli-l tons, against 2,77g,001 tons
10 same time i'll I-6S, IN increase OF 2,l-I tons
showing gain OF over three quarters OF a
million Of tons in favor of the Schaylkill re-
gion sgaInst the Iehigh region. Phe en-
tire coal tonnage of all the carrying compa-
MES for the week is 35SO74 tons, ami for the
year lOlie, l3l tons, against 9,715l tons TO
corresponding dates in 1S6S, showing an in
crease of 32l, ,557 tons for the current year
The average price OF the ceal at Schuylkiil
Haven for the the month of September, u has
been ascert9iDed, was but So 50. As this price
was below the basis agreed upon by the
WSrkingmen's Coal Association, the COM
mittee OF operators proposed paying basis
prices Of wages as agreed upon at the time OF
resumption, which is sli for miners, S12 for
inside laborers and Sl& for outside laborers,
and the rates agreed upon by contract at the
different collieries. There is, therefore, no
change OF prices at the mines, aud produ ction
goes on as before. There ls a fair supply of
vessels AT Port Richmond for the trade. and
frelghts rule steady at about 81 IS per ton TO
Boston and like distances.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

REV. Olympia Brown, pastor for nearly
SIX years OF the Universalist Church IN Wey.
mouth. Mass, preached her farewell sermon
last Sunday. She goes to bridgeport, Conn.,,
10 take charge OF the Universal church.
ga factory has been opened at Norway,
Maine, lar the manufacture Of pulp for paper
from poplar wood. The pulp is 10 be sent to
Massachusetts, TO be Manufactured into book
covers, &c.
~The pantaloons OF Lucy Stone and hus-
band were stolen from a sleeping car between
Pittsburg and Cincinnati, in which the hsppy
pair were serenely sleeping, the other night.
They contained considerable treasure.
The Frtedsee II new style Of wearing the
hair.
~"Our yellow citizens" is the California
term for the Chinese.
~The French are trying successfully, a
single rail railroad.
~The Philadelphia contributions TO the
Avondale Relief Fund amount to s3,6S7 %.
~Don Piait has been making nowery
speeches on hortisoitafe in Ohio.
Evening star., 1869-10-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
BY Bonkers and Brokers' releprapA, yames
Gassdody, operator.

TBy Bankers' and Brokers' Tsleerapa, yames n.
Gassdsody, operator.
Lewis johnson e. Co quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
New YoRK, Oct. 6.-Second Board--U. 3
6's l5el, coupon ll9. S 20s, lSos, coupona II9k;
isc4, couponA ll9; lS0o, coupons, ll9S; l5o5,
coupon, new. lI7K; e.e0a 1S01, coupon,
l5%; 5.20's, le6-, coupon, lI7x; 10-s0's. coup,
lUek; Currency 6's, lU7S; Canton, So;
Cumberland, 20 Mariposa, 4; OHIO and Mis-
sissippi Ceruncates, 27H; PacInc Mail Co, 6s;
Western Union Telegraph, 36%; Quicksilver,
lJx; Boston Water Power, I5g; New YORK
Central, l77; Erie, 33Ki do. preferred, Sc \;
hudson, l6OA; RsadiLs, s6H; Michigan Oen-
tral, I2IH; michigan SOuthsrn, s6s; Illinois
Central. I30; CleveIand and Piusbure. %;
Northwest 81 do preferred s5x; Rock
Island 1854; Fort Wayne, o5s; Alton &
Terra Haute, 3lH; Toledo snd Wabash,
571 Adams Express, 5i4; Wells, Fargo
a 20. Express, -; UnIIsd States Er-
press, 81; American Express. 32 I; Mer chlu,s'
Union. "; Chicago Alton, lsO. 10. preferred,
lil. Market strong. Gold, l2g = aI30x.
IBy Cable
LONDON, Oct. 6, p. m--Oonsols, 93xa93k.
Bonds, 62, u aeix; 6j's, Il; 67's, g.
NEW York. Oct 6.-Full cable prices not
received. in consequence OF ofinterrupton OF land
lines by the late storm.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

THB VIRGINIA LRsIsLATURR-The Virginia
Senate is composed Of thirty Oonser natives (all
white) and OF thirteen Republicans, five OF
whom are colored-making a total of forty
three members, with q Conservative majority
OF seventeen. The House is composed OF nine.
ored, and forty-one Republicans, OF which
seventeen are colored-Conservative majority
fifty five. Total colored delegates in the House,
twenty; total colored members OF the Assem-
bly,, twenty-five. On joint ballot the Conser-
vauves number one hundred and twenty six,
and the Republicans fifty -four-giving Con
servative majority OF seventy-two. The Senate
elected all its officers named in our dispatch
yesterday-a Wells Republican making the
same protest as made IN the House againtt their
entering office without taking the Iron- clad
oath. The Senate then ad iourned until to-day
Both parties were in caucus last night. The
wells men will prepare their ticket for
mated for that position, being regarded as OBJ
lectionable TO Gen. Butler, White having chal-
lenged him while in Richmond. White has
withdrawn and the ticket will be changed.
L he Wells Republicans ran a regularly nomi-
mated ticket tor officers Of the Senate. which
received six votes. The caucus of Walker men
mad not adjourned at midnight last night, and
srsSo q ' and Kelley for
the Speakership. The Wells caucus at the
Capitol was still in session at that hour 1t
was stated they were discussing petition to
Gen. Canby 70 require the IRON clad oath from
officers of the Legs lature elected at this session
The secresy OF their course gives rise to various
rumoIs OF q determination to secede from
regular legislative interference in the matter of
lhgtoh Tor It's enforcement. &c none of which
can be traced TO reliable source. The vote
Tor officers in the Senate yesterday was strict
ly party vote.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

a FEARFUL SCRNE.-A fearful scene took
place September LIST Cn board the Lady Wode-
house steamer, bound from Lor don to Dublin.
Several casks OF petroleum and lucifer matches
formed part OF the cargo. and during the gale
the lashings of the petroleum casks on the fore
castle gave way, and, being dashed against the
chests OF lucifers, Immediately ignited. The
OF the vessel, set fire to the side OF the saloon
burnt down the glass roof Of the gen clemens
sleeping oerths, and dred two OF the lifr.boats
The hames rose with fearful rapidity TO a
great height above the deck and for three
hours the crew and passengers were engaged
IN attempting 10 extinguish the fire, the stencil
from the petroleum being almost overpower-
ing. When the fire was at last thou ght To have
teen subdued, flames were again seen ascend
ing from the deck Of the vessel, owing, IL was
found, TO the chests of lucifer matches having
spontaneously ignIted. This second fire was,
however, soon pnt out, and then the whole of
the petroleum casks and the lucifer matches
were thrown overheard,
Evening star., 1869-10-06
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This AnsrneeI's Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE VIRGINIA LEGIsLAruRr.

Crg.nizatisa Of the Hssse. To-day. kc.
TsIeeraPAsd ErelGsi,,ly 10 TAe Ere-ssg STAY.
hicHNoSD, Va Oct 6.-ln the House to-day
TWO resolutions that the Iron-clsd oath be now
administered 20 members and temporary on
GERS OF me House, were referred 70 the proper
e0mmutee, when 10 shall b. appointed.
a protest adopted by the Rspu blican caucus
fast nignt was presented. IL n framed with n
view 70 answering Attorney Saenersi Hsars
argument and protests aGsius, any acts OF the
Legislalure at this session. the members no,
navinG taken the tron-ciad oath. and the BODY
being therefore illegal. It was referred.
The following nomInauons We're made for
Speaker: Ssephaniah Turner. OF Rsppanan-
Il. Crenshaw, OF Richmond. Turner, lvho
was norninatsd by Conservative obtained -
votee; Maddox. (pominated by a Wells Repub-
ican,) Obtained al votes; and CrenshaW 5.
Turner was declared elected.
In the discussion the point Was pressed that
Turner now has an application before Con-
gtess Tor me removal OF his political disabili-
nee snd u was explained tnst, although not
aole 10 take t2e test-oath, ne was not DISC malt
nee oy the fourteenth amendment j. h
Bigger, the former mcumoert, was elected
ceF.
In the Senate. the same protest Of the Repub-
hcan caucns was prtsented, ana a resoiutlon
Was adopted laying it on the table. ON the
s'ruct reconstruction. being IN plain opposition
TO tn intsution Of Congress expressed lu the
reconstruction acts, ana 10 direct violation OF
the Interpretation OF SAID acts by the aaminis-
tration.
A resolution wss adopted, informing the
Con mandine General of the organization OF
the Senate. Adjourned.
Evening star., 1869-10-06
MURDERER SENTENCED.

IeIe0TdPked EzcIHaDeIg % Ihe Ecenlng StdF.
DETROIT, Oct. 6.-Stwart, the burglar, who
murdered John Willis on the 18th OF last Sep
temoer, was brought before the court for trial
this morning. The prisoner was strongly
guarded 20 prevent any attempt 10 seize him
He pleaded guilty 70 the charge of murder n
the first degree. and was sentenced TO solitary
confinement for life. The result was surprise
20 every one, for, mp TO the time OF trial, the
prisoner had stoutly denied has guilt
Evening star., 1869-10-06
FENIAN AFFAIRS IN ENGLAND.

IeteoTdphed Exelnsireiy 70 Tie EUesing Ssdr.
LONDON, Oct 6-rhe person, thought 70 be
Kelly or Deasy, who was brought to Kings
College Hospital a few days ago, died there
yesterday. IL transpired, during the Ooroner's
Inq nest, that the patient was the Fenian MAJ
tin.
A great many meetings have been announced
In different cities Of ireland Of persons favor
able TO extending amnesty 70 the Fenian pris-
OQtrs
Evening star., 1869-10-06
HORRIBLE MURDERS And SUICIDE
BY A CHaNAMAN.

IeIeQrdpked EzcIHsteety % Iks EueHfRQ Mar.
Nkw YORK. Oct. 6.-Henry A. Cong, China
man, killed Charles Archer and his own wife,
in the Fourtn lard, last night. He then lay
on the bed and killed himself with the same
weapons large knife. Cong was jealous Of
Archer, who had been boarding with Mrs.
CoLg during the absence OF her huoband on a
VOYAGE 70 LIVERPOOL.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

0The Fourth Congress Of the International
Workingmer's 3 Association. assembled at Basle
(SWttzerland) q fortnight since, passed resolu.
tons 10 the effect thAt-1st, Society has night
to abolish individual property In the soil; ID,
II 10 necessary TO proceed TO the Immediate
abolition Of slch property. trs
The CAtholios of Pittsburg are withdraw.
ing their children from the public schools.
Over hve hpndred were taksu away last week,
and viii hereafter attend the pa1ish schools Of
The church. on rFs r las aafcla 8iE9F1
Evening star., 1869-10-06
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

7elesr0pLed ExolusiUely 10 The Erentng star.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 6-Suit has been brought in
the United States District Court against ex-
Governor Fletcher and Bacon Montgomery by
Mr.. Berry, the publisher OF the Freeman, for
personal violence and the destruction of his
printing office In December, 1866, At which
time Montgomery commanded the State militia
al Laiayetie. berry claims sJO,OOO.
Evening star., 1869-10-06
hOMICUDE EIN NEW yORK

Tetegrdphed Ezeiusirely 20 The Eoeniag Star.
New YORK, Oct. 6-Lsst night, Robert FRY
colored, employed as hostIer oy the Washing
ton Market butchers, shot Peter X Rooney, whiIe,
who, with two others, had assaulted FRY with
knife and Ratchet. Rooney died instantly
Fry is in CUSTODY.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

Co OPERATION IN GERMANY
i've societies for procuring ordinary articIes
of consumption have been very prosperous in
Germany, and have rapidly increased In
numbers. In le66 they numbered I99, in Iss7
BIO. and In 1s6s they had increa sed TO 555
There are now in Germany l,55S working
mems banks and loan associations. OF which
675 are in Prussia, 4lS in German Austria and
2es 10 Bohemia. Altogether the cooperative
societi which exist in Germany are estimated
at about 900. They consist of about ,000,O 900
members. Their business transactions
amounted in 1S6S TO 220,O0n,000 thalers. and this
they managed on a capital of l5,OOO,OOO thalers
belonging 10 themselves, and A., 100000 thalers
of borrowed money.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

0Briehrm Young says there are thrse
Preacners IN America he wants 20 hear preach
In DE Taoernacie-Cnapip, Ooliyer. Ana
Fond du Lac, Wis, has zone 70 rai,in,.,x-
legged heifers for exhibition. 'iA-
0Paris papers do no believe that the r,
press 70 10 be IN Saratoga next summer.
~ Sewing machines are run by water I'm
Evening star., 1869-10-06
fHE MARKETS TODAY,

IelegTuped EScltaoely % 1A< ErensnJ Say.
baltimore, Oct 6.-Oottop quiet and sssody;
unchanged from yesterday. wheat steady.
Good to choice red, ei40aei.t6. Corn dull.
Western, 81. southern, white. eL06sel TO-
Oats at 3.aSe. Rye el.1oaSi.2s. fork quset
at S33. Bacon hrm-RIb sides, 2o4i clear
do. 2I. shoulders, Ek; hams, 2sa25. Lard
dull at 1890. WHISKY nat 81 sl.2isi.22.
BALrrnoRs, Oct. S-virsinia skies, old, Is
bid, &5H asked.
Esw YORK, Oct. 6-Market strong with nm .
ward tendency. Money easy at sa7 per cent.
sterling Exchange, long, 9: do. short. or
Colo d x. u. s. $40 bonds, Is6l coup,n, ,os
IO-io's coupons ex. Va Sixes. ex-coupon. H
do. new. 81 Nortn Caroiina's, old, ssK; DO
new, &ox.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 6.-wheat n sh.de nru.-
Corn unchanged. Flour rather more steady
Evening star., 1869-10-06
MORE TROUBLE BREWING IN
FRANCE

Telegrdphed Ezciusipely 10 The EUeHiHg star.
PAsIs, Oct. O. ules Ferry, one Of the Dep
uties TO the Corps Legislatif recently elected in
Paris. has called meeting OF members Of the
opposition TO take proper action With regard 20
the delay In opening the sessions OF the assem-
Evening star., 1869-10-06

THE new chignon is out. On {, and isn't II
dreadful. One OF the new chignons would fiji
small mattress, and furnish sufficient mate
rial tor q column OF remarks in the Home
Journal. They are much longer than auy
''back hair sets that have heretofore been in.
troduced In this market. Instead or being
round and placed high upon the back OF the
head, the new ones are from twelve to ghteen
inches in length, and almost touch the centre
OF the wearer's back. Flax is DOW generally
used In place OF human hair. Thus s.fiaxen
locks" may be attributed to every lady The
chignons are made In thick plaits. and covered
with "inyisible" nets. A first-class chIgnon
costs ~, fax S25, human hair. Front pieces
crimped, 50 pair; long curls, p TO SIS each
Y Y Nfnr
Evening star., 1869-10-06
TERRIBLE EARTHQU.KE IN PERU.

Ieegrophed ErclEslrsIy % The E-enfng Sfdr
NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-An evening paper has
the following: A terrible earthQ uake occurred
an Peru on the 2lth OF August, by which the
Pacific Steam Navigation Company's steam
ship Payta was considerably damaged. The
force OF the earthquake was so severe 10
throw down passengers on the steamer. lift a
heavy iron safe in the purser's room. and raise
the vessel entirely out Of water. Had the shock
been repeated there is no doubt thai the vessel
would have been lost with all on boArd. Peaks
Of mountains on shore were seen 10 tumble
down and crumble away IN great confusion.
The Inhabitants OF Callao and other places
along the Pacific coast are fleeing into the Inte-
rior, and all valuable products are being re-
Evening star., 1869-10-06

SIn digging well in the yard of the Cove
Foundry at Providence, R. l., the drill
passed through bed OF coal IL feet thick, at
the depth OF Il9 feet, and q second bed OF coal
SIX feet in thickness, at the depth OF l3i feet :.
Thomas s. Ridgway. mining engineer, writes
to the Providence Journal that the coal con.
tains 30 per cent. OF carbon, and can be mined
at an expense of less than 81 per ton.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

TIE CONNECTICUT ELHCTIoN.-Rsturns
have been received thus far from only fifty.two
owns. Twenty. .eight elect Republicans, eigh
teen Democrats, and six divided
Evening star., 1869-10-06
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTHRNAL REvBNuR.-The receipts to-day
from this source were S562,9S7.
Evening star., 1869-10-06
COLORED CHURCH BURNEB.

TeIegrdphed Ezciusively 90 TAe Bvenino Star
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 6-The colored church at
Carondolet, below this city, was burned yes
terday. Loss, $1,000. No insurance The
fire was undoubtedly the work OF an ircen-
diary.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

A. B. MuLLErr, ESQ, Supervising Architec'
Of the Treasury Department, is expected to re.
turn here on Saturday from san Francisco.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

Mr.. W. H BRAINARD has been appointed
Assistant Assessor Of Internal Revenue for the
9th sub-district of the District OF Columbia
vice G. H. Larcombe resigned.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

Two HUNDRED AND PoRTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS in fractional currency was received a
the Treasury Department to dav from the Ban Z
Note Printing Companies In New York.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

- Now that out of a vote OF a quarter Of a
million the Iaity have decided in favor of
lay representation In the Methodist Church
the Ministers who compose the conferences are
voting on the same question. 1t is necessary
that three.fourths OF the members of the CON.
ferences shonld accede 70 1t in order for the
matter 10 be presented for fnal action % the
next General Conference. Thus far reports
have been received from Is conferences which
have given l,2D5 votes IN favor and but 372
three.f0urths REQ uiIed and y over.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

LEEDERICh KOONEs.
II OFFICE,
Northwest corner q sth and streets. opposite
the Post Of.ice Department
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS AND CLAIMS BE
FORM TIE DEPARTMENTS,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
COMMISSIONEE OF DEEDS.
GESERaL AGENT
bEFERENCES
nsssrs Riggs Co. " ). Hun iCFtOn,
Middleton s. OO., II. e.. Foraey,
ay .Uke & Co, Moses Kelly.
Evening star., 1869-10-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATER.

NaIIONAL THEATER.
ENGAGEMENT OF The CELEBRATED
kICHInG'S OPEkA TRUvPE
THIS EVENING,
FkA DIAVA
THURSDAY, MaRITANA
fbiDAf bsntnt II mrs. G. Bernard, FAUST.
SATURDAY, MARTHA.
Doors open st O'cIJck; Opera % begin at S
- Cents extra for Reserved Seats. IL
Evening star., 1869-10-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RENEWER
bENEw5 TIE HAIR To ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR WHEH GKAY
ksbeus the nutTitive matter which nourishes the
RENEWS The GROWTH OF The HAIR
WHEN BALD
kerexs the brs-h. wiry baig 70 sllken softuess
BEAUTIFUL HAIR DRESSING
tpe bottle shows it, effects
III Oo .Nsshus, ". h, Proprietors.
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