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POLICEMEN SuSPENDED.-Policeme Thomas Evans
ana John G. Martini of the Sixth district, who are
charged with committing an assault aud battery on
MlIlam D. Davidson, ESQ., have been suspended
by the Police Court on Saturday next
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FOURTH EDITION
Il U r. o r Il.
zouaves for the Pope Meeting OF Vic
tor Emanuel and Franz Joseph
The Imprisoned Fenians-
Reassemblipg of the
Spanish Cortes.
FROM EUROPE.
The Imprisoned FenIans.


By hc Anglo-AmericGn Gable.
LONDON, Oct. 21.-Mr. Gladstone has written
long letter 10 the President of the Limerick
mnesty Association Oh the subject of the course
of the Government towards the imprisoned
Fenians. He says the members of the Govern
ment have carefully considered any memorials
for the relaase of political prisoners which have
been presen ed from time to time, and have
unanimously decided that such release would be
contrary to their duty as guardians of the public
security and peace.
The Spanish COrtes.
MADRID, Oct. 2.-The sessions of the Cortes
have been resumed. A resolution thanking the
army for its efforts in quelling the recent Repub-
lican insuTrcction was unanimously adopted
yesterday.
The French National Guard.
PARIS, Oct 2l.-It is rumored that the Ma
tional Guard will be reorganzed at once.
Financial Statement.
PANS, Oct 2l.-The weekly statement of the
Bank of France was made public to-day. The
amount OF bullion is 100000 of francs greater
than last week
Meeting Of Monarclis.
LONDON, Oct. 2l.--Thc rumOrs that the En-
peror Franz josef OF Austria and King Victor
Emanuel OF Italy will soon have an interview
are increasing.
PapnI Zouaves.
ROME, Oct. 2l.--Ninety-siN recruits Tor the
Papal army arrived here from Canada yester
day.
This Mornings Quotations.
By the ARglo-A nSertcal Gable.
LONDON, Oct 21-ll A. M.-ConsOls, 931E for both
money and account. United States 5-20s Of 1862,
slzS of 1862 Old Sly; of 1861, s3&; 10-4Os, 7d.
Erie Railroad, 222 Illinois Central 9o; Atlantic and
Great Western, ~.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 21-1t A. M-Cotton quiet; mid
ding Uplands, 12ls@12lld.; middting Orleans, 12t5
@12ad. The sales to-day are estimated at 5000
bales. Red Western wheat, 9s Ga.
PARIS, Oct. 2l.-The Bourse opened quiet. Rcntes,
III. &c.
This AfternOou's Quotations.
LONDON, Oct. Ill r. M.--520s of 1867, S3h:
Erie Railroad, 22lf.
| LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2l-i p. M.-BreadstuGs quiet :
Pork firm at HOS. Lard heavy at lis.
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CAsUALTY.-Yesterday morning Daniel Jones'
aged 1fty years. had his hand badly crushed by being
vile. He was taken to his home at Fifty.secOnd
street and Meeting-hou Lane.
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Speaker Perkins, of the House, and Thomas
of the Senate, who have heretofore voted against
johnson both voted for him on this ballot.
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THIRD EDITION
w a $ H I N q r o N.

TIE Revenue from Whisky and To-
bacoo- Remarkable Increase in
the West-Preparatio for
the Mississippi Election
The Sabine Hoax
Who Purchased
the $4,000
Mirrors ?
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UTFDDING INVITATIONS ENGRAVED IN
BETWEEN BOARDS.

w the newest and best manner;
iOsTIR DRlsKA, BtAtioneT and FnRraver,
No. 1888 CHESRUT Street,
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IHE RAILROAD CLERKs.-The meeting announced
70 take place tDls morning at the Washington House
OF railroad clerks has been postponed until this
altelhOoh, IN ordor 70 allow larger attendance.
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TARGET PRACTICE AWARD or PRIZES TO THE
NATIONAL GUARDs.--Ihe National Guards Regiment
under command OF Colonel iiarmanus Ner on Tues-
day proceeded to West Philadelphia for target prac-
.tiCe. Last night the judges met at the hall, Race
street, below Sixth, wGere, after the measurements
had been made, the following awards were an
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IHE VISITING FIEENEN.-The Hope Steam Fire
Ehglne company OF norfolk, viii spend to-day in
visiting the houses ofsN urous fire companies, and
VII leave Tor Wilmington tonight. Prior to their
departure they will partake Of a banquet az the
mouse Of the Noyalnensing Hose Company
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nv FVE'V W 1'7N EV7NV
FIRST BALLOT.
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NEW ROCKS.

From Blanchard & Mohun we have ths fol-
lowing
The Old World In Its New Face. Impres.
sons OF Europe In 1s67-is5e. BY Henry ".
Bellows. Vol. II. New York Harper & Bros.
This second volume of DIR. Bellows notes of
uayeifn Europe ,kes tn reader a tasc IaatinS
round through Italy, Egypt. Syris, Turkey,
Greece, and back through Franc, B-lgiu m,
and Holland. go :
Jesus Of Nazareth: His Life and Teachings
BY Lyman Abbott. New York Harper a
Bros. The purpose Of the writer seems to have
been to trace the history Of Christ from the
cradle to the grave; TO delineats the course of
gradual unfolding of his divine purpose and
the secret causes which so operated on the
public mind as to lead the people to offer hin
crown in Galilee and award him the cross at
Jerusalem. The work has been well done by
Mr.. Abbott, who is the pastor of the New Egg.
land Church of New York city.
Natures Noblemen. A Novel. By the au-
thor Of "Rachel's Secret" New York Har-
per i Bros.
Sermons on the Failure Of Professionalism. and
on Catholiciiy. BY the Rev Ferdinand g.
LIVER, s. I. d., Rector of Christ Church New
1ork. d. Appleton Il Co.: New Yerk.
The Vision; or, He'll, Pureatory and Para.
disc of Dante Alighier.. Translated by the
Rev. Francis Gary. A. NJ New York: d.
which rs deemed the best vet made, IS accom-.
panied by the life of the poet, copious notes.
&c. Ii is published al the wonderfully low
price OF fifty cents.
The Betrothed and Highland Widow. Wa.
verify Novels. (cheap edition. New York: ID.
Appleton i co.
Pattie Durant; Tale of 1862. By .sCycIa."
author of AUNT DoTothy's Will" etc. New
York: Virtue q y orston. A story in the quaint
language, style OF letter press, &c. of two
centuries ago. Ii is a dainty little volume, and
the tale pleasing one.
Library Edition of the Works of Charles
Dickens. Volume v. New York: ID. Appleton
20. This volume OF the handsome and con-
vepiently shaped library edition of Dickens
Issued by the Appletons, contains .Oliver
Twist, ''Great Expectations" ..Bleak House -
and pictures from Italy,
The House IN Balfour Street. A novel. Rv
Charles Dimitry. New York: George :. Wi.
cox. The author of this story is if we mistake
not, a son of Prot Alexander Dimitry formerly
connected with the State department and one
ever had in Washington circles This story
shows cTudeness. but considerable power, and
We should argue from il that the writer will
make his mark ye- in the world of letters.
From French Richardson we have
Saint Augustine, EiCrtda. BY an English
visitor. New York: &. T.. Peterson S Son
This is handsome little volume, giving n
sketch of the history Of ST. Augustine. its oh.
)ec's OF interest. and advantages as a resort for
health and recreation.
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iIe Suike movement seems to be developing
sam IN New York. The scarcity of emp,ov.
nent there has had tendency to Keep il under
Ior some tine past. Yesterday the lob printers
a. thai city struck. Their demand is for So To
" cents Per thousand. which they claim will
give 'aein >2O a week for day work. II Is
SE'eu tna' several OF the shops-all the prinei.
pal Offices except the New ork Priptiue DOM.
psny-have assented TO the arrangement. Tn
price paid in this city is 60 cents per thousand.
cut printers wages are exceptionally high IL
Vsshi1gt ou.
Ne sailors Of the merchant marine service
aisoentered upon strike in New York yes,er-
DAY for increase OF wages. or rather to compel
chip owners 10 resume the old rates OF remune.
nation. Within few weeks past the mon thIy
wages of the sailors have been reduced from
80 20 SIS The clearinghouse keepers have
r-solyed 10 sustain the sailors In the strike.
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RAILROADS.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILRoAp,
&Ase 3 go
WARRINGTON. 1853
Trains between WASHINGTON AND RALTl.
MOkk and WASHINGTOH AND TIE VEST.
are now run ~ follows, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday. At =. .. aud 80
A. n, and 1880, y, 4, SAC, and 4 80 p. N
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at and 3 30 4 NJ
ana = ana q p. M
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave At A. M. and p. "A. No train 90
Or from Anhspolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave at a. M, aud 80, 4, $40. and
FOR war STATIONS.
Leave N A. n aud 4 and .SoPM
FOB ALL PAkrS OF THE WEST
4. M, 4, and sop. M
On Saturday at A. M, and 4 p. N.
On Sunday at 4 and tao, p. M only ooa-
sectng AZ Relay Station with trains frcrn Raltt
more 10 heeiine. Psrkersburs. &C.
ThroHgh tickets 10 the West can be had at the
The day. hlso, at the Companys once. 4o6
pepnsylvania avenue Passengers purchasing
tickets st the avenue once can there arrange &
have their baggage called for aud checked At ther
cesldence, taken 20 the depot. and put In the bag
For New YORK Philadelphia and Bos.o,. g..
I'd sertisement of Through Line"
J. L. WILSON, Master of Transportation
NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
aoS' GEO. s. hoOSTZ. General Agent.
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The rejection, by Greece, of the declaration
OF the National Conference at Paris, puts every
thing all at sea again upon the Eastern ones.
ton
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The sprghny Chapman SISTERS had a good
house al the National last evening. aud ..Cin-
derella' vas given in excellent style. twill
D. repeated this evening.
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From blanchard & Mohun we have Hara.,,,
fas1T for February 6th.
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To Advertissrs.-Our advertising patrons
are requested TO send IN their fayors before
Il O'Clock m, as advertisements received
Later cannot be insured an insertion in
TIE STAR Of the same day. on account of
ne pressure Of news matter after tina; hour
With every disposition to accommodate, we
fad ourselves Obliged to lay down this rule
and sdhere to IT,
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~Snow has covered 81 Petersburg and
vicinity 10 depth 0: twelve feet Whole
Nsllsges are buried.
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NEW EXPRESS LINE.
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
THE ONLY DTRECT LINE BE-
TWEEN NEW YORK AND NH1xA
THE DISTRICT. <3o1A
This Company will hereafter run two Steamers
aweek,
LesSihs New fcrt every Wednesday At I'm.
And every Saturday at IL m
Leavins Georgetown every Monday at 4pm.,
And every Thursday at D m
Freight received 1T all times and forwarded n
vest rates.
JOHN X DAVIDSON. AGENT,
% WAter street, Georgetown.
n. ELDRlDGE CO, Agents,
Alex andrfs.
JAMES HAND. AReat
nrs-6 lfo Wall street. Nes York
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ESTATE OF STEPHEN A. DoUGLAs-It is
reported that the trustee of the estate of the late
Stephen A. Douglas has Just commenced a
suit in Chicago against Thomas : Dobbins and
Others tor the recovery of some real estate OF
winch the heirs were disseiZed shortly after the
death OF MIR. Douglas. The attempt OF Dobbins
10 transfer the property is said TO be the cause
of the commencement CT proceedings against
him.
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NJ THE BBICK MANUFACTURERS OF
uS Washington and vicinity are requested TO
meet IN third story OF NJ T. Harvey's Oyster
saloon on TB RSDAY, 18th instant. at IL o clock
q. m Bnsiness Of importance will be laid before
them. Py order.
is 26-2t' WM. Fl. WEST Secretary.
0@THE CARS OF THE F-STREET LINE
4 viii leave the corner OF Eth aud III street.
EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT at IL o'clock TO accom-
m0fste persons at ending the receptions
ia2lw W THOMPSON, President
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1'HRouGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
EEW YORK. k4
WASHINGTON. lss.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND NEW
YORK are BOW run as follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, trithOht chaHss Of ,,,,
Leave daily lexcept Sunday at = A. NJ and
1890 and $40 z. NJ.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
cave daily except tUndayD 81 A. M an
1880 and $40 2. NJ.
ON SUNDAY.
leave for New York 81 = 40 p. M, sni Phils-
De phis at $40 p. NJ.
Tally.
Through tickets to Philadelphia. New York on
Boston can be had at the Station ONCE 81 al hours
"a the day Also, Ne the Company's Onice, No
700 Penn sSlvanla avenue; Passengers . 7rchssins
tickets at the Avenue offc can there arrange 70
nave their baggage called for and checked AZ their
residence, taken he depot, and put In the Deg.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
uspols and the West.
IL. WILSON, NJ aster o. Trans portstien.
l.. NJ COLE. General Ticket Agent.
1oS GEO 8. k0oNTZ. Agent. Washington.
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@San Francisco fumIgates the street cars
10 prevent catching the smallpox.
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n%LANpLgRDs' NETTING
At a meeting of the Landlords OF Washington
aud Georeete~n. h. ID on Thursday, the l4th inst ,
~ Was Resolved. That the Land ords OF this Dis
trei be respectfully invited g. attend meeting to
- held a. the rooms OF ClsPett Sweeney, NJ
Market >pa-e, on THURSDAY NEXT. the 18th
instant, AZ o'clock p. ~. for The purpose Of
fSmIpg an Association for the protection Of tn
mutual interests constitution will then be 50 b.
mitied for col sideratioD.'
Jaa3eo3t FRED. KOONES. Sec'y.
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METLER0Tr HALL.
THE DAVENPORT BROTHERS.
Atthr solicitation Of lsrge number who x.r.
OLable O. witness their
MYSTERIOUS.
Ana truly void rful rformanccs. will gise
THREE MoBE STANCES. on
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. and saTTRDay
hNESlhGS- JANUARy 21TH. 2-rH aud 3urs
Which will positively he their last in Washington
srmission % Ceuts. Beser ved sests - Cents
IlOkets Al M croft Mn-fc store
Doois open ~ = Commence ats. ta2s-st
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. Persons thus afflicted can have speedy and Der.
fect cure warranted or money refunded
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WOOD AND COAL

I,UUU TONS OF ANTHRACITE COAL.
FOR SALE
AT REDUCED Prices FOB CASH.
The undersigned will cell from this date his en-
ure stock of COAL at greatly reduced prices, for
WHITE ASH EGG and FURNACE.
STOVE and CHESTNUT.
ED ASH EGG and STOVE
CHESTNUT
The above Goal is of the very best quality and in
good condition. Delivered ID any part of the city
tree OF extra charge.
Also, hickory, OAK, and PINE WOOD,
sawed and split, or in the stick.
W. II. MARROW.
Jsls Wv Once and yard cor 7th St aud canal
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The WIN and substantfai steamer =. @.
KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON will
run regularly, during the winter SeANA
S SSRsc, Set.e tRx MN skTn,Y oKK
spd GEoRGErowN, as follows: 'o"
Leave New York from Pier %, East River.
at Alexandria and 6eoreelown TUESDAYS
keturpins-Lesve Georsetowa a. loot OF Ii yh 81
TblkSDAls; Alexaudris, FRIDAYS, Norfolk
SATURDAYS; arriving at New York MONDAY
MUhNleGS
This Line. connecting ct Norfolk with the n ne
steamers Of the Merchants aud Mechanics rrsas-
Portstion Company O. aud from BOSTON, I. pre-.
pared to take through freight at much reduced
rates, IS the usual charge 81 dr syage aud other
pensee through Baltimore is avoided by this route.
frei ght from Boston should he cousignei g the
csre Of T. A WILLIAMS q co Norfolk Va
For further Information apply 90 Jos. l.. CALI,
Asent, once and Wharf f.ot OF High street.
corner New York avenue and Eth Of Dbl, one square
below Navy Department
pelsu W THOMPSON. Pra.i.ent
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Jesse SHEPARD.
A. PIANIST the peer Of
THALBERG.
Asa SOPRANO the eguAl OF PARHPA
At the earnest solicitation % many friends. Mr.
shepnrd. Who hiss teen delishtinR anB ~la-frf ryin
select and priv ste suiirfce- Nith hts wouasrfai
snd msrSeous skitl IIspir.tiss.l p .Uf., a.,
Vocalist, viii give one
GRAND CONCERT
IN METZ ROTr HALL
On FRIDAY EVENING. Januarv % ana ~Suh o..
assisted by the well known sna fssorite RaTItoa,
NIB l.. y. GASNON
purirg the evening Mr. shepard VIII .tne IN.
beautiful Caystina from Norna, WV
"CASTA DIVA
ara the celebrated aria from x H. n le Diabls
'kob-rt. tot aue l'sime. y in which ~ Will re.-S
and dw ell GPop at wonderful length. the highest
notes in tn T. male regist-r
Tickets OF ach lesion. cents Reserve- .asf.
81 be sale Of reserved sts will Commence ON
Ihurscay morning > h instant at M-fzerotts.
Music Store. Doors open At the concern 90 con
uIeBCe AZ o clock. l.es sts
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BUNIONs. BUNIONS:. BUNIONs...
CHILLBLANEs: SORE FEET.

feet cure warranted sr money Refunded '''
TESTIMONIALS,
=, hts lie TO certify that have hss very painful
bunion OF two years standing; has been for good
ppatle me to wear shoe; nave triei many said to,
y. rmSediss, 61t have bad 20 relief mill cam
ICAL DISCOVERY. Of which obiained one half
ounce bottle. and nov have pain; can wear nv
Of the So s ss.ss nS
B. d GODDARD.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. a Justice of
the Peace in and for ashipg ton Con- ty, ID O.,
WIN. MARTIN. J. P.
This is to certify that have been troubled for
one year Sith swollen Limbs, Legs aIH Feet,
Size which the doctor called dropsy If have b.sn
unable scarcely to move sbcs. or do nything
f
am now using the fourth half ounce bottle, and my
until nov i could not walk half a block Without
sitting down. DOW can continue to walk and feel
lie new man am sixty eight years Of age; can
go 70 the poor house; instc sd now hope soon to
REUBEN This markl DODD.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me, Q Justice OF
the Peace in and for Washington County, D. G.,
WIN. MARTIN. J.P.
WA.HGNgToN, January 18th, 1859.
This to Certify that have had an exceedingly
"nnes bottle of ssPERS ' %oSb n.
FUL hkDIOAL DISCOVERY has effected per-
JAMES NJ. hits X mark CLAYTON.
No. l2s 18th ST., between Ii and streets.
-, suSscribed and swoTn to before me Justice Of
$500 " ~ WIN MARTIN. JP.
sPricenoNE DOLLAR Per Bottle; s Bottles,
Sent 10 all parts By xpress, On receipt of money
rs. DRAPER,
Office No. Washington Building,
corner Pa. avenue and eth St, I'd loor,
from g. r. to3p.m
Board at the Kirkwood House.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1869.
N: 81 am ready to enter into contract with
good and responsible persons. myself making the
1prfca1op TO cure Buniens, Chillblafns, and
ia l6-lm H.. DRAPER
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@SIM WOLF, ESQ
U VIII Lecture before Post No. 5, G A. r..
On the sutJsct
.UNHERALDED BHROEs"
On TUESDAY. January 25th, at n m
At NetZsro't Hall,
For the benF it Of its CHARITY Fund for Relief of
Wounded and Indge Soliiers and Saflers
Admission. 80 cents: Reserved Seat. IS cents
Tickets for sale by all the members AT NetZerotts
nusic store and at tie door on the evening Of the
Lecture THE COMMITTEE
Ja23-S&T
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l. o = oUSH NON

he stssmsr ARROW. y Captain ThO. Stack.
Snth street, DAILY, ~ IL q m esS-k
tvfSsrren. ySs t,ssegedJ Ger noUNTs1ss
snrn6EhaNDRls, ONT FOorE. FORT WASH
sLreseraing % ths city sts m
70 nouns vernon and return fpclu iinr
Mfrtshnents on bosrd
Tickets for sale at ali the princin.I ua.si. s,a
d the cleaners wharf
Willsrd's hotel. 4. n ~
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WASHINGTON, jan. Is, 1869.
N. 81 am ready TO enter into contract with
good and responsible persons. myself making the
aprfcatiop to cure Bunisns, Ohillblains, and
Frosted Feet, or NO pay
"a l6-lm III. 3 DRAPER
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w ORMLEYD CELEBRATED
DINING ROOFS,
AT NOS. 80, 3lA. 3ls AND $40 I sTREET,
Between Eth and 10Th streets.

WOR n LEY E5
Having returned from Paris. is now prepared 70
furnish Dinner Parties, euppers. &o, In the finest
style. He purchased when in Paris a supsrb Din.
ner eet, which cannot b eaualled In this country.
- Tin JAMES WORMLBY
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i HI JEFFBReou CIGAR
All smoker! oeeiring ~ extra 10 Get DIG Ar
sheuld DOT tasl % ery this prAnd Sold ot 23I
dc IS lin
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Al TIE n ri RN

vi x X y.
LAST MIGHT OSE INCESsANr oUreUasr
OF APPLAUSE THE
GREAT SINGCLsR SUBMARINE CKEAruRF
GUkR. THE NAN FlsH. GraR.
THE sMfHIBIOCs MORTAL p TIM pFrP
hats. DRINKS, smokes, sseps. NHirI. Torn.
Jumps. Leaps, ~ ims. pa-hrs and Spis.h-. -
uu.er atsr ~ ste Aquarium rauE - -,
ii.- mot u'ng aroEar-. truEH 20 remarks
''Gurr. the voUceTful man nsh eAt. drfpk.
sfu@t e. I'd rerfOfuls unGer water ~. N. go
atf' action at THE Canterbury last evening" a..
performances are tTuls Nau ierfal. and .boul5 -
seen Including tie Can Can 20
firsi DiGht Of la RrEs JOHNNY PIERCE
JULIE MAN. the GaFicafurist
Lasf u ghts 81 the great Cantsrburt succe..
III GRAND fRsSuH CAN Can
NJ lie lDkLlf aud Mons NEITHUF xith en-.
lovely Ballet and Double Troupe its
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READ! BEAD! TOBACCO CHIwERs.
PBor. LIGBIG e., s.0K ERs, AND oHEwERs'

a sPllNDlD AesORTMHNT OF TorLp1
s: "a '9G!z fDsSSUsEsh' 4
sseases nh do J-ln
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WHERE
on can get cheap STOCKING YARN At
sIHlNkLYlS DkY GOODS and TRINMiNG
STORE. - eth street, betw cen l. and "a
IA 262w'
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" sSS sEvESrH srBssr,
AN EXTENSIVE EOOT AND sHOE Hou..
Who're the public may fnd, always, What ths,
want" and that OF the best quality
exVEETH STREET,
Two doors south Of and 6orther~ nars.a
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-26
BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

(kAND MASQUERADE AND FANCY pREsa
Is A L
JocRNEfhEN BOOkBISDERs SOL
VIII take place At
ODD FELLOWS HALL
TUESDAY, EvENIN3 Fesrusry z isa
Malone sCeebrsted Cotillon Band hss bssn an,
gagged for the ocoA siou 49, 9'1 W.
LADIES not admit. except by invitation
Invitations CA be had IRON the Commftt~~ "A
Arrangements -
A. q. Huliett yu R,roek
lno A. Landyoisht, Wm Cl.rs.on
Bishop, Trnnk siehsrT
IN May, ,ssS,f.l
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-25

TxLsauApH1Aa IN rAo-SmILE.-W Where may
wa expect discoveries IN electricity to stop! An
inyeotiop. not mau, 'remUvys fron QUO for tel
esrsphing u portrait, IS said to have been made
by Air. Meyer, an ofhcis, engaged in the French
xsleprsuhlc seruo,. He has il covered plan
for eiesraphiug aosniei Tine details sSa ia,
fhs neys system 10 as wonderful as the electric
Saisoraph ,tse H. There is no transmitter want
II. Shi sender ofhts dispatch ls his own clerk.
The message itself does the duty OF the inter-
fMater aud contro the; ectrlcal power 30 as
% make 1t perfectly faith ha. when the ne
Meyer ssstem gives us is not copy more a .Sa OF
iess ersos Oh the message Mt to Us It ls the
iSc-sinaile of our correspondents writing, 80
fhsk thanks to this apparatus, telegraphlo ois-
patches Will present, b far as regards e1acsi-
tude and authenticity; si! the gusTsptees nGv "
found in postal cummuncatloos" II this De
1ot an enigma, and does notrefer to soma A!nn
OF clpber-and there Is no reason tor thina'ns
that Il does-hir. Meyer will be arnouK the IA.
mons Of the 70 ure. We are further told that
fhe Apparatus is work on the rail"sy nom
Pans to LyonS and the lines f:om PARIS 70
Narseilies nrd Nfrom Paris to Bordeaux Wall
soon be crowded with it.-London Posi-.