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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-01

Ex-Governor Palmer of Illinois tells the
colored people in his public addresses that al
though the constitution Of the State does not al
low them to vote, there IL noting to oebar
them from the privilege Of holding Office.
nTA society named the Earnest Workers
ANTI Tobacco Society OF Forest Grove" has
Just been established at Forest Grove village,
N. J., and thirty six persons have already been
enrolled as members. l4
SLast week man BY the name OF Puckets
stabbed q young man by the name OF Gresham
IN the dark, In several places, while af church
IN the noi eastern part Of Bieuvilie parish,
La during the preaching, from the effects OF
which Gresham died In few minutes. Puck.
EFT made has escape. 80 - 7l..E - -.
D1Illinois papers state that a lady at Pre-.
husband six childreu at barth. The whole
flock arc doing well, and the father 10 repre-.
sented a. being 'perfectly delighted" ~
ga French savan named Dr. PaeAAt has
discovered q method by which be can s'tele.
graph" moral and studious dtspo0tion or
habit into child, displ acing any moral Vi.
ciousness or indoiencs 10 may have inherited
from his parents. ~. +. -ts-. r 80
ga Westsrn paper says it D hoped the
Avonoale relief fund viii roacn S2OO,OO0. and
adds, "Let NJ hope It vth rsach the suffer-
T~Msrmaids in the Cny Hail Park foun.
tein at Augusta, Ga. were found one morning
clothed in yellow Calico ..s ..-.-r tr,
1Maior Dial died Of billions fever in Texas
September S, and is reported the nrst man Whe
has dIed natural death there since the war.
VTne ehydraulic tickets" - the temper.
ance tickets are called, are being pretty gener.
any withdrawn out West. --
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DRArH OF A CHILD FROM THE EPY.cre OF
wHIsKY.-In Albany, on Monday, little son
of John Conroy died from the effects Of liquor
administered to him by hin father. On Satur-
day evening the child, which was five years
old, acted srather dumpish," ito use the sx.
preston Of in parents,) ana the father therefore
procured some whiskyand administered small
Quantity to the child, thinking that the liquo
would arouse his spirits. Soon afterward tbs
child began 70 vomit, but no particular atten.
the uisht the hftle fellow was seixed with con.
yulsions. Then physician was summoned,
Who found that the child could not surviva
many hours, as It's nervous system, lungs and
biaih were paralyzed from the effects OF the
linn0Y.
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THE MISSISSIPPI REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

THR MISSISSIPPI REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION
Additional Nomindti0ns-Res solutions Adopted
The Republican State Convention at Jackson
Miss. made additional nominations yesterday
IS follows: II. Musgraye for Auditor, W. II.
Vaseer for Treasurer, ] 4. H. Morris for Attorney
General. and H. X. Pease for Superintendent
Of Public Instruction. Resolutions were
adopted First-The Union, first, last and for.
ever. Second-Freedom OF speech and of the
press. Third-Universal suffrage and univer.
sal amnesty. Free schools, presenting their
benefits to every child in the State Eifth-Op.
position to that unjust system OF taxation
that discriminates against labor and unjustly
bears upon the Industrial classes. Sixth-The
revision Of the conditions Of free labor with
view especially to q more summary process
for the recovery Of debts. Seventh-Adherence
to the 18th and lath s%eIdmsnt; to the Con
exercise of the whole political influence Of the
as provided, of the disabihtiss imposed by the
the 18th amendment to the Constitution Of the
United States. Tenth-The new Constitution
Of Mississippi with Inc disIrancnistng and
proscriptive clauees let out. HF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-01

~An aAnu- Com puisory vaccfnation
League" In London fateiy culled q pubiic
meeting by placards headed dsInfant.PoisouinS =
by Act of Parliament" |" t--
~Many Of the farmers OF Rockineham. Va
viii b compelled to fatten their hogs upor oars
and wheat in consequence Of the almost total
failure Of the corn crop.
SThe proper distinction between Die and
t&rt u becoming confused. Bear In mind that
artisan ogensuucture in confectionery whilst
aph u . closed one and you'u make no mis-
ga New Ysrk paper complains Of four
feet In diametef chtgnoas on the ladies.
~John B. Cough b engaged ON ths latest
chapter Of his autobiography.
ga New York paper describes the storm
Of Sunday q "nsture in sympathy with W.ll
~Mr. George Peabody proposes to make
only short stay IN England.
~A piece Of land 100 feet square contains
an acre.
~Ph,ladelphn has at last wstsr enough to
mingle with its whisky.
~Tbe Scientific American says that tobac-
co, applied TO the stomach, viii cure lockjaw
0Isaly Is Planting sunnowers as disinfsc.
tants.
&J. Ross Browne ID about to magazine
China.
~Roecrans viii ssttlstn California.
~Bismark u again seriously indispossd.
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~Mr. Hockersmith, of Kentncky, threw
stone through the window at his wife, ana she
Immediately shot him for Ku.klux.
~0raat haards OF cattle have been driven 70
Iowa to spend the winter On the prairies Of
Southern Illinois.
IThe Princess de Mettssnich ID TO retire
from the diplomatic world OF fans toI 1eW
months She hopes IL wiz % ooy'
~A fellow vithout esOO Of his own made
s2s,00O BY operating on credit IN wan stfees'
Thursday. "a fs--5- .7-.. --T7=I5T 81.
~.The fossilhfsrous huzxas Of me mob
are deprecated BY the Louisville Journal.
~Mr. Elliott, who was shot BY Mr. Samuel
Clay near Lynehburg, Va, short ame ago. u
dead. gU- 81 . q --t.f.flg u. I'd.
-rhe Florences are to ret $1,000 in gold
for playing three weeks In Oalifornta, -
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COSTLY SPoRT.-The Supreme Judicial
Court, in session at Dover week befo:e last.
was occupied three days with the trial of the
case Of Kicker VS.. Freeman-an action brought
oy the piaintln against the defendant for lnju-
Iies sustained eleven years ago, when the
parties were school boys OF about twelve
years Of age. The evidence showed that
during the recess Of the school which they
attended, the boys were "skylarking" on
the stairs, in the course Of which Freeman
threw Kicker so violently that be fell upon
some hooks in the wall, one OF which en-
tered his neck and did him so much injury
II. The damages were laid at S5,OOO and the
action has been deferred till this late day when
the parties became of age. The Jury rendered
a verdict for the plaintiff and gave him dam.
ages to the amount Of S3,250. No malice was
imputed to the defendant, but the act for which
he is made to pay SO smartly was the res uIt
of the rough play in which school BOYS fire.
quently indulge. Concord. ". H., Patriot
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A DESPERATE DEFENCE BY HUNGARIAN
BRIGAND.-Paraga, a small town in Hungary,
was lately the scene of q desperate tragedy.
A famous bandit by the name of Macsvansky
had come to the town TO see q sweetheart
He was recognized and informed upon
The house in which he was was surrounded,
and he was summoned 70 surrender. He took
refuge in a butcher shop In the basement,
and through q hole in the window fired
upon the soldiers in front. For four hours
the fight continued, during which he con.
etantly broke out into fits Of fierce laughter.
He wounded fve Uhlans and the Commissary
OF Pohce. When he had no more wads he
loaded with hundred f1orin notes, and the
peasants gathered up whatever Of the frag-
fired. Upon this the brigand burned mp o
package Of bank notes, opened he window and
leaped out, revolver in hand. The crowd
scattered in all directions; but before Macs
vansky had gotten twenty PAGES on he was
killed by discharge Of musketry from the
troop. ~. -
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THE NIARKETS TODAY

IeiegTdphed Exclusively to The Eveninq Star.
bALTIHoR1, Oct 1.-Cotton dull, nomiuallv
2SsTk Il cents. Flour very quiet at yesterdays
quotations for each grade Wheat hea Wv: prime
choice red, 81 i0aSl-i7. Corn unsteady: white
sl.aO Oats dull at 7Sa60. Rye sI.lOasIIs. Pork
quiet at S33. Bacon firm-RIb sides, % x; clear
do, 81; shoulders, TX hams, 2ia25 Lard
quiet at l9ka2O. Whisky quiet at sI.2O.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 1.-Florr dull. Wheat ouiet
and unchanged. Corn dull.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-Market strong, with IN.
ward tendency. Money per cent. Gold 30 I. \.
Exchange, long, 81; short, sx. u. S. $50
bonds, 1861, coupons 10; I0-4O's coupons 9. Va.
Skies, ex-coupon, 53X; do. new. 5Ok; Mort b
Carolina's, old, i9k; do. new, A.
BALTIMORE, Oct l.-vIrginia skies, old, As
bid, 46 asked.
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7eiee'dphed Ereiasirely to Tae Erening star.
SrMcoI, OHrAEIo, Oct. Prince Arthur
and his party reached RyerFe at hs slf.psst
seven clock this mol ming. The Prince slept
ont lrd the eamer. eplr.men 9 having b.en
fitted up EXPIRE sly for him The parry had
Two days OF fire suuuy We 1ther and .a,r spo, L
begging nearly four hundred ducks. They re.
turned in excellent he attn.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Yesterday wasione of comparative stasnation
on Wall street, the numerous injunctions
which have been issued tending TO restrain all
dealers and banks from dong any business
Gold was sold at the Stock Exchange, and
tbere was some small sales In in the Gold
Room. The Government put two millions
npon the market yesterday, for which prices
ranging from 100 TO I3l were obtained The
money market towards the close of the day
before the close OF bank hours as low as seven
per cent gold on railway and miscellaneous
collateral. Government dealers were literally
supplied throughout the cay at the legal rate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-01

SBRESADk ExPLA1NRD.-Collector Bos-
well, W no by letters, arrangements for sponta.
neous welcomes and speeches, has greatl v
amused the citizens here, had last night what
was certified to be genuine popular serenade.
An evening paper, however, announced in ad-
vance that it was to come OF, and that Boswell's
speech was in type at the Chronicle Office. This
he attempted TO deny, but this morning that
paper published the version 1t had, anc this
different character by way Of proving the full
proportion of this second popular outburst-
Wash. Cor. Boston Advertiser.
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n e W TEA.

Telegrdphed Erclusirelyto TO The Erenina Star
LONDON, Oct 1.-The ship Thermopyla,
bringing the first consignment of the new tea
crop, arrived at this port from China late yes-
terday. She made the ran from Aular, Java,
IN sixty-four days.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afterneon's Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE KING OF SAXONY sPEAKs HIS
LlTTlE PlKCE.

Isegropaed E1oIhHceIy 70 The Eresin1 Ndr.
DRHsDBN, Oct. The King yesterday
opened The sessions Of the Diet with q speech.
10 which be ssid be had always endeavored 10
ravor toe development OF the Confederation on
I e bssis Of the Federal Constltu ton. He
should continue TO use his influence 70 form
bopcs Of friendship towards the States Band;
spd IN this respect he should act in compile ete
unison viih has federal allies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-01
BY BoakeTS and BrokeTS Telegraph, yames n.
GdssdUdv, operdtorl

Lewis johnson & Co quote stocks and bonds
an home ana foreten markets a. follows:
NEW YoRK, October 1.-Ffrst Board.-u
5os 1851. coupon, ll9; s.20's, isoa, coupons iiS;
coupon, ,0 new: W 1l71; esos, l51, coupon,
lo9; Currency 6's, lO7x; Canton, 81;
Oumberland, none; Mariposa, 3; ONO and Mis-
sissippi OeruAcates, % n Pacific Mail Co, "a =:
western Union telegraph, 3oS; QuicksiIver,
l2k; Boston Water Power, none: New York
Oentral, l53ki Erie, 3is; do preferred, IS;
tral, 12Ok: Michigan Southsrn, s3a: Illinoi,
Central, l35; Cleveland and Ptttspure, 9iX;
Nortnwest Tx: do. preferred. sax; ROCK
Terra Haute, 30; Toledo snd Wshass'
5s&; Adams Express, SIX; Wells, Fareo
q Oo. Express rS; United States Ex.
press, none; American Express. az: Mer
chants Union, none; Chicago & Alton, Is2:
90. prefsrrsd, LAP. Market steady. Gold, I3Oa
139X. N' ''O"
LONDON, Oct. 1, p. m.-Oonsols, 92xaa3.
bonds, 62, siAas4z; '65, siXasix; '67, s3Y.
lO.4Gs, s51. ILLINOIS, @H. Erie, 2fx Allan.
uc, TN. The weekly statement of the Bank of
England shows specie decrease Of f353 600.
fhAhkFoRT, i p. m--Bonds, s7Xas7 x;
PARIS, p. m.-The weekly statement OF the
Sank OF France shows q specie decrease OF
9,20O,OO0 francs.
LIvxRPooL, p. m.-Cotton market quiet.
sales 5000 bales. Middling Uplands, I2Y;
Middllng Orleans, lax. Sales for the week.
5,UOO bales, OF which $1,000 were for trade:
1900 for export, and 5000 for speculation;
stock IN port, 462.000 bales, of which 5000 are
american; stock afioat consigned here 39s COO
bales, OF which s,Oo0 are from the United States
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ANOTBLR REPORT CONTRADuCrED,

7ekgTdPhed Eselaarely 70 Tie Euenin1 Star.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 1.-The Chairman of
the Executive Committee of the Irish Republi.
can Association officially contradIcts the re-
ported call OF meeting ofthe Committee in the
city Of New York on October 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-01
GEN. wALBRIDGE.

Teiegrdphed Ezclusirely to The Ecening Star.
DETROIT, Oct. 1.-General walbridge, the
President OF the Pacific Railroad Commission,
New York
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~Edward n. samuel, founder and President
Of the st Louis Oommefciai 6ank, cut his
endure the pain Of = disease OF long Standing.
~Tne Florida Indiana. comprising rem.
nants of the Seminolos, Tallahassees and Mic.
cosukies, lately net IN council % celect dele
gate to represent thsn in ne Ssats Lesislature.
~Mrs. Evans. one Of the sufferers by the
AvorAaIc disssfer. loseo eight OF her fcmIly
-her father, husband, three sons, and three
brothers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-01

NEW YORK STATE ELBcTIoN.-The New
York State election occurs on the ID Of Novem-
Der for Secretary Of state. LAeeislsture, ~ &C.,
Secretary Of State against 373,09o Democratic.
In the Governors vote In 1868 Holman had
a,oi6 majority over 0rsweld. Fenton was
elected By l3789 majority over Holman Lin
le6O, Sevmour had lo,o0o majority In I-6s.
These are the Immediate records With which
the parties join iasue again.
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HoMICIDH.-A difficulty occurred at Ooving.
ton, Va, on Tuesday night between q man
named Brougham, agent tor Trotter's line of
stages, and a driver on the line named Mon
tague, In which the latter was shot and sup.
posed to be mortaily wounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-01

VICE PRESIDENT CoLPAx and party left San
Francisco lfor the East on Wednesday. They
will Stop at Salt Lake a few days.
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Virginia News,

A difhculiy occurred between Mr. Brauham,
the agent OF Trotters line of stages, at Coying.
ton, and stage driver on the line named
Montague, on Tuesday night. at McOards,s
hotel in Covfngton, in which the stage driver
was shot by the agent, and was supposed to be
mortally wounded.
man, and the In ventor Of what is known as the
Powhatan pipe was found, q few days ago,
murdered in the woods In Powhatan county.
Dr.. Young, Of Baltimore, employed by the
order Of the Friends OF Temperance for the
Stats OF Virginia, ts lecturing to large audten.
ces at Richmond Manchester, and Petersburg.
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Frsx,s OryRA HOUSE ArrAoHHD.-Orlando
W. Josiyn and John Y. Bostwick commenced
Heath. lanes W Ellis, Charles Z. q uincey,
Jay Gould, and james Fisk, il. in the Court
Of Common Pless, to recover SlE.A50 damages,
for breach OF contract having ordered Saturday
last s43s, 200 IN gold, q ioO, vica tney refnsed
Opera Houge md other properly.
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THIRD ASSISTANT ENGINKKR @. w. RAJ
has e,en detached from the Albany and or.
dered to the Washington Navy Yard.
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PAYMAsTBR JOHN s. CUNNINGHAM, Of New
York, 10 in town.
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INTERNAL RIvKNUB.-The receipts from
this source to-day were sS95.s,O.
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THE OBLIGATION Of New York steel i'm =
porters will have an interview with Secretary
Boutwell, on Saturday to explain their views
on the subject Of the import duty on that arti-
al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-01

MARCUS L. WRIGHT has beea promoted
from first to secoad class clerkship in the
Statistical Bureau.
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Government Securitiee

WASHINGTON, October 1, 1so9.-Jay Cooke &
Co., furnish the following quotations of Gov.
eminent securities
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SECRETARY FISH will return here from New
York this evening.
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ONE MILLION DOLLARS iu gold sold By As.
sistaut Treasurer Butterneld in New York
yesterday, brought premium OF 30 AID 81 per
cent
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
II A wONDERFUD DISCOVERY

WHAT WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
Is PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN Kill
LER II not only cures the ills of the humsn
fsmi y, but Is also q sure remedy for horses with
eolic. 10 has neye- been known to fail In Q cure
CT the worst csses; and for sprans, gals etc il
never fails-try IL once Direct lions aocom pany
each bottle. Sold By Druggists generally -Ksn,oH
C0Vafy (ky.) Democrat se 23.lm
BATCHELOk's HAIR DYE.
This sIle ndid Hair Bye is the best In the world;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instantaneous, no dfsap pointment; ridiculous
ANTS remedies the i'll effects Of bad Dyes; in Wig
crates and leaves the Hair soft and besutiful,
BLACK OR Brown scld by all Druggists ana Per-
tuners, and properly applied ct Batchelor's Wig
Isctory No. 10 Bond street, N. Y. seS- -eoly
PERFECT MANHOOD.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN on the evils of
SELFBNEBVATION.w with certain help for the
v~lopes. free Of charge. Address HOWARD AS
)CfArIOS. Box r, Philadslphia. Pa. se23-eoam
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NATIONAL LOAF OIYIcI. sllx ga st.sss.
IN near Psnnsyivania evenae BOB sRf YUL:
Real Estste Diamsnds, w Watches, Dry Goods, Fur
nfture. Pianos, and al kfnds Of Isrssnal frolse
y. y. H.B.-rhe hishssf casn 1sSS Ss1a ics u 2
n tSD. n Wv
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2,48,4 ,49S,072 IL
2,Rs.&,0l 30
7.6,I9 -
Re ns1 10Y NJ

The statement Of bonds issued to the Pacific
Railroad Companies, interest payable In law
full money, shows totals as follows Amount
outstanding, SCI, ,lsO,32O; interest accrued and
not yet paid, s9Os, ,7s5 %; interest paid by the
United States, si,9s4,s ,s225i; interest repaid by
transportation Of mails, &c. sl,6l3, ,s52.l6; bal.
ance of interest paid by the United States
Sj,3fO,S7O39.
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+ = n o v A L.

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY RI-
moved tnsE Art STOkE from No. 304 Penna.
avenue, 70 No. 24S II street, between 18th and
l4th streets, in Hooes new building.
Our new store viii be opened 70 the pm bic a.
and splendid assortrert OF everything in our IIne
Thanking the public for past favors, We hope 70
receive o continuance Of their patron age, which
We shall at all times eudeavor 60 merit.
Us SMITH STRONG.
Ho. 4s6l Oh EGHIBITI0H SHo. 4so
7TH y AND sAL1 7rH
e1RKET-N AT MARKRIT1Ry, fSfRERF.
Ho. $50 Seventh street, between ID and \ streets,
Eight Doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Cheice OIL Paintings, Engravipgs, Chromos, 30.
Shades, Picture Frames, Picture Oord and Tss-
sells, Rings, nails, &C., in the District. TRIMS
spAD
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The PRESIDENT was called upon yesterday
by gentlemen from Alabama, with whom he
conversed agreeably on the subject introduced
by them, OF a complete restoration Of law and
order in the South, and indicated his intention
Of visiting the South during the winthr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-01

SCARCITY OF SMALL NOTES.-The demand
for five and ten dollar notes at the Treasury
Department is rapidly increasing, but Treasu.
rer Spinner Is unable to meet the same on ac-
count Of the failure Of the Bank Note printing
companies in New York to forward to the De.
partment supply Of the new issue, not sin.
gle note having yet been receiv by the Treas.
surer. In New York, Boston, and other large
cities the scarcity Of small notes Is having a
a very disastrous effect upon business, and
especially the retail trade. Complaints are
daily received from the disbursing officers OF
the Government in those cities caused by the
want OF small notes, but nothing can be done
to relieve them. This all results from remoy.
ing the printing Of the legal tender notes from
the Treasury Department to the New York
Bank Note companies, where the work upon 1t
was retarded by the strike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-01

HON. J. X. MooRHsAD, Of Peonsylvania, is
at WIllard's.
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CR0se D wALsH,
ZEAL ESTATE E1CHANGB z BROKERS
10. sat PIHNA. AvEHUI, South Side.
BSsvssn ah md Tn streets vest.
,,.,, sAs. ssAst; 4. Gnossshh GWnxosssshh.
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AMOSEmEN lSs
NATIONAL THEATRE.

FRIDAY, OUfOBER1.r,
- NIB. FKANk MsYo.
BOoeicaul''' sens,1iOI ign pEs%a Hog. Of
roeOreIude with the Drama in two .ct is, entitled
Formo.a sstinss @ = sArSspaY SsisA saH' o'clock.
1t TIE THEE GUARDsMAN.
NATIONAL THEATER.
GRAND sACRsD CoNUERr
WASHINGTON ssaEsGERsUsp,
GhGg. sLPIsE' 'ei 91AsfkhffFsE,aa MISS sSSh afssiE
Of Washington, and fun 0rchestrs.
Musical DIrector--.-.:.----Professor Carl Richt,r
leS 1sr oi Germsnia Mennerchor, Professor Carl
LenschOv.
SUNDAY EVENING. October s, 1859.
PROGRAMME -PARr1.
shsstra, : Hymn: tohOra. Of Is Male Solcs.J
seIsqnd ana 0Tche.trs ). "o.vstine ii srpsni."
Herdi.MI,. Minnie Hoffman q - wish nay
ranged for and dedicated to the Wsshinss ton Sac n
serbund BY Capellmeister W Tschirchl Nv sshing-
re- Beeth07sn.Mr d. Moreii. 6. Solo pour Is
Piano "l ,"Fsnts,is s sur les HuIqsn.t., Th.l
The khiHe," mGhrins-Germsnis Mennerchor.
Orehsstrs-- 2 Alpine 01artstte-MessGs Gardner,
Lohmsn, Letter, and Holtsnan- 8. Graad Air
Msb.FnM,; Sn PrsSss; DeT FHaei,,chUs1 q NJ Won
4. ..lche in Spring" o Abt-wsshiagtoa sen-
eerbuRd. For this song the washin gton Spneer-
bund received the Prize at the .st Inter al nsi
Singing Festival at Baltimore, Nd s. sOall on
the Nation" Heinan-Germsnia Meunerchor.
6. The lear" Fr. Kuscken-Mrs. ID. Morell.
AbtIGermania nnnsrsn w.hs Ta,e solces stn
gerbund, and Orchestra,
Doors open At o'clock. To commence .. 8
oeleek 1iesets, at 81, To all parts OF the house,
n man AZ n tba aupn rhrrA
~ Metzerott Music store. Seats can be secured,
wltno1t extra charge, at Metxsi otis Music store,
from WEDNESDAY, september -, ls69.
the Gsehle msnufsctuE ling Company. of ealtimore
awarded the " sshington esngerbund as . Prize
st the tsst International Singing Festival Bal
nmore. sen 6t
NATIONAL THEArER.
EEGLIsH oPHRA,
RICHINGS OPERA TROnPE.
foR Ge,Ims.asSs snAsoN N9EnV 9E TWELVE NIGaTs.
IgispAY. fkIvAfossn. sn1
Boz shes. open " WiDsEsDAf.s sess. 18th.
Deserved Seats rs Gents extra. seN-H
O sHvESrH STREET..
Positively SIX NIGHTS ONLY,
Commencing MONDAY september 9Th. Matinee
on sATURDAY,at o'clock.
The Celebrated VIVIAN
wiZARp AND yENTRILOQuIsr,
Distribution Of ofyALUABLE PRESENTs at the
Admission, IS Oents. FAMILY ticket. admitting
Doors open st Z O'Clock to commence at o'elk.