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THE REVOLUTION In SPAIN.
The Government Demands the Uucsndi-
tisnal Surrender Of the Insurrection.

The Government Dem ands the Uncsnd
tisnal Surrender Of the Insurrection-
lists.
MADRID, Oct. l6.-The Archbishop OF Va.
lencIa, attended BY an influentiai deputation.
acting on behalf OF the insurgents lately v. aud
still In arms in that city, and within the limits
Of the Episcopal See, has Just sought an in.
terview with the officer In command of the
Government troops operating in the district.
The Archbishop interceded in behalf OF the
insurgents and in support of the authorities,
making terms with leniency towards them
When the deputation retired q general military
council was held, at which the subject Was de.
bated. II was finally decided that the insur.
gents must all surrender at discretion.
LONDON, Oct. 16.-A Madrid letter pu bli she'd
here to-day says tue railroad ana telegraph
lines are destroyed for q great distance around
that city.
PARIS, Oct. 16.-A despatch from Madrid
states that the Republican leaders. Salvoches
and Paul, are in the neighborhood OF Malaga
proclaiming the Republic.
MADRID. Oct. 16.-The sessions OF the Cortes
have hoeu susD0uc0d.
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AFFAIRS IN PRINCE GEoRGEs CouHrY.
MP -Tne frlsce Georgian OF yesterday mas the
following items:
A valuable barn upon the farm rece utly
purchased by DIR. John II. Skinner, aud in
the occupancy OF Mr.. James T. Brady as tan :
ant. was entirely destroyed by fre or Monday
night, together with the contents. Loss ABOUT
LUZ. and no insurance. The flreis supposed
20 be the result Of accident.
Tnomas Z. Williams, Esq. vithdraws from
nus nus position as candidate for the House OF
Delegafes upon the independent ticket, ana
Col. John B. Breoke is announced in hrs staad
ifaae ScaGgs, Esq~ has been submitted fer
county commissloner on TIE same ticksf, In the
place OF Richard L. Ogle Esq-. declined
The commissioners have awarded ths con-
uact for building pile bridge over Pisoafs-
way branch 20 Mf. John R. Briscoe, for QSSp.
The bridge - 20 be forty-hve fest long. four
teen feet wide. and ot leos shaa too 1ssf hiehsr
az each end and three tess In ne centre thaS tns
old bridge.
Mr.. WIN. D. Clasett has disposed of ssvnssy.
nys acreG of land, situatsd tn q ueen Anne dis-
trict, TO Mr. John @. WYNN. FOR go psr Acre
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A RRMARKABLR OAsE-Suspecfed Wife Nur.
der by Clergyman-The suspicious features
OF the case in Chicago Of the Rev Isaac h.
Smith, the man indicted for the murder OF his
wife, are these:-One evening last June he
drove ont In buggy with his wife. near Eigin
Ohio. At half. past nine he arrived at aneieh.
boi's house, apparently much excited, ana saI |,
that he and his wife had been thrown ont into
. stream which they were crossing, ana as he
could not find her he thought she might haye
come, out and reached the house before him
He made several inconsistent statements be-.
sides, but his wife was soon found drowned
within twelve feet Of the upturued buggy
the horse still standing in Its thills The
water iE its deepest part was but seventies a
inches. Hsw she could nave drowned so
near by and in such shallow water, without
her husbands knowledge, seems a mystery
Then IT seems that although Mr.. Smith
was receiving only eight hundred dollars q
year salary, and previously had but half that
meagre amount, he had managed 10 keen
up an insurance on his own life for siO,OO1,
and on that OF his wife for 1000, and to build
q house worth $4,000, borro wing and paying
the interest on the entire cost. The INSURANCE
money on his wife not only put him out of
debt, but left him $1,000 Tor furnishing hi.
house. Altogether, the case looks badly for
him, and will illustrate anew some OF the
peculiar dangers OF our system Of life insur-
anCe
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MASSACRE OF A SURVEYING PARTY
Twelve Men Murdered.

1degrdphed E5cthssvetyto 70 Ihe krentng .S0y.
ST. Louis, Oct l6.-An Omaha dispatch
says reports have been received there that a
Government surveying party, under Nelson
Birch, numbering twelve men, were massa.
cred about fifty miles south OF Fort M cPaerson
The surveying ins:ruments, tools, and
portion Of the camp equipage owned by the
party were found. The reports are credited,
but lack full confirmation.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HALLS VEGETABLE slCILIAN UAyR
RENEWER
BEHIws THE HAIk To IT'S ORIGINAL
Rspevs the nusritfve msttar which NON ri ,bes tina
REN6WS The GROwTH OF TRE HAIR
WHEN BALD
ke1ews the orash: wiry hair 70 siIken softness.
bhAnIIfCL HAIR DRESSING.
One bottle sh0vs its effects.
n. d ILL GO, Nsshus, ". r., Proprietors
For sale by all druggists. oc 2-eolm6W
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FROM PARIS.

7elegydphcd EsctHsiuely to The Epentag Star.
PARIS, Oct 16.-A rumoT 10 current that the
Prince d'Auvergne, Secretary Of Foreign Al
faiis, will be compelled to retire from once, In
con sequence OF continued illness.
The threatened strike Of merchants clerks in
this city has commep ced, hut 10 not yet general.
The remains OF Charles Augustus Saiute
Beuvre were inferred this morning without
any religious ceremony.
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STne ohurchs Of Nsw 4sassra 80 sp
~rhs Pope rscsavss on an average sa.ooo.OOe
pr anpum from Petsr's psace-
0If sAs Rsvclutioa u % - bebeved. molh.
60 = south OaroliDa nd tnelr six months ola
babes viii Whis1sy "rsd hot from the barrel"
~Ex.Prsssdsss P1ercsS sssats 10 sseiuated
ai d. .oAOoo, ths beik o. wAten viii proSaSly
eo 70 Q nephev, vh0 - heing snucafod A.
frinoeton Ool,sgss 81 shs sxpsass of - Ate
Prossdent.
gA; Nnlisa ,: yescsp, Of Nsw York,
% stump MassachSsstss IN bshaif OF De S.ss
~Dsmoerats are ashed by q ,cur.., NJ m.
Party In Wiscoustn 90 inscribe their tiess, os
their "psntsrs," and naunt item m she ~ -
ne Enemy. It Wa typographfcai error'
non. JOIN y. Hale and family nsve ar.
~ Rsr,s no1 AA1rad. aad win remain
America - proseaG
- nere are seaeoo thrsshing maehinss An
- United States. besides TIE scnool -msrms
and TIE OLD folks q hone. -
Only f.ncy eighteen women IN the pub
lic DectuYiag Aeld. 40 addition 20 tnose M tne
Caudle line. This 10 terrible.
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TIE CAVALRY OF THE PoroNAc.-We hear
that at a recent meeting OF leading officers OF
the famous Cavalry Corps of the Army OF the
Potomac it was Determined to make a perms-
nent organization Of that branch Of the Corps
The reelection OF Major General Sherid an Tor
President was matter of course. An Execu-
tive COMMITTEES was appointed, embracing
many of the leading officers, among them
Major Gems. Pleasonton, Tibbetts, and Others,
and IL 10 fair TO pres ume that the organization
will be one OF the most popular Of all those
growing up from our grand army.-NeW York
TribNas. =
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A NIW cHDo1Y OF TIE AURORA BoRHALIs.
Dr. A. w. Hall read Q paper before the Poly.
New YORK, rhursday evening, on the cause OF
auroral lights. HIS theory - that the borsal
display 10 produced BY the rays Of the sun,
the pcle to the jcs and snow of the Arctic re.
gious, and thence again reflected TO the clouds,
add 80 back and forth, until 1t comes within
our range Of vision. The Glaneing and Nash
by the motion Of the olouda =
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PIC-NICS. EXCURSIONS. &c.

EOR MOUNT vERNOH. 8
fhe steamer ARROW, Captain Thomas Stack.
pole, leaves her wharf. foot Of TN
ssS !. Tor M6GNf vEsEsiNSs.
touekins at AleIsndris, Lorts Koote end wash.
lone. Va returning % the city af .. m.
Fare to Mount vernon and return. Sl-s9
jams SYKES 9ebr Sapt.
arZu Once: " .lla-dAs Hotei.
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SBvHNTr THOUSAND DOLLARS Of the new
issue OF two dollar notes will be put In circu.
lation on Monday. -
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TIE WHOLE AMOUNT Of currency OF all kinds
in circulation June 9Oth, 1863. was Si7s,0a5..
S3S.61
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Ex-GovIRNoR Lowe, OF California, our ne "
Minister to China. will sail for his destination
next mcnth.
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~A newspaper correspondent In Wash.
ineton recently got married, ana are are told
that fashionable circles were ssagifated" by the
occurrence. If the fashionable circles of WASH
ington are "agitated" By such trifing events,
they must be IN q state OF continual perspira.
ton and awe! We should NOT like 70 BE- "fash-
ionable" at the seat Of Government AZ n IL pre-
scribed that Q reporters wedding must agitats
Us profoundly.-M r. Espress.
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BATCHELOR,S HAIR DYE.
PGRFkCT MANHOOD.
ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEAfER.

fOslTINELY LAST HIGHT OF THE
kICHIHG'S OPERA TROUPE,
THIS EVENIN9
EBBUT OF Mss DDRA HARRIS
In English Opers in this city
II TROvATORE
Doors open ct : O'Clock; Opera to bes,n .t
MONDAY-THE LYDIA 1HOMPSON Bur.
LESQUE TROUPE. n
NATIONAL THEATER.
EEGAGxNBNT FOR A LIMITED UUMByR
OF NIGHTS OF THE
LrniA THOMPt0E BURLESOUE fR0UPE
Conmsncing MOaDAY. October 18th
"rh the Oriental BurIesque Of
slNDBAD. THE SAILOR,
And the 8musinG Esrce of
TO OBII9B BENSON
oox sheet open at the theatre and Metzsrott' a
20 sIors on Thursday morsns. 20 cenrs extra
~ -es-L ~ seas. &C l2u
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APPoINTNKNrs.-Adoiph Van Reuth and
William Burchard have been appointed first
class CLERKS in the Statistical Bureau, Treasury
Departnent sA@&f I3t tA1
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0Ths enano supply israpadly diminishing.
New York reporters ere gettanG mp their
French TO fAtervfsW Fashsf Hyacinthe.
~Thsrs are ten thousand houses 70 let in
Havana.
~4tss Charlotte Oushman, the actress, has
Just purchased, througn her agent, handcome
tract OF leuo on The lake shore, south Of HYDE
Park, Chicago, lor Sls,oo0.
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6svernuess seesrtues.

wAsHIHeroN, October 10, i-sa.-Jsy Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Gos-
eminent securaties
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By Baakers' and Brokeyr releerarA, ysnss n
GassasSdy, operator.


Lewis Joonson q Co. quote stocks aud bonds
In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW loRK. October l6.-first Board.-U. =.
6s Sci coupon ltsA; so'a, lsoz. coupon. IsO X,
lsc4, coupons, ll9A, isoS, coupona ll94; l-os.
coupon new, ia; e-eoa ls0, coupon,
i17k; 5.eo's, 1893, coupon, n:k; i0-iO's, coupon,
lveki Currency Ga, l0la; Canton, 5Ik;
OuDberlAnd. 2sx; Hlariposa s; ONO aud Mis-
slssippi CeruneAsrA 26S Paahe Mail o.. s. X.
western Union Telegraph 36h: QuioksiIver,
Iss: bo..o. wsrer Power, Is; New YORK
Oenzai, I99k; Erie, 5s; do. preferred, So;
Hudson l62; Rsadins, aSs; Michigan Oen-
tral, lg3i Michlgan Sosth.ra. @S; Illinois
Osntrai, i53; Cleveland ana Ptttsoure. 100;
NcrthvssI .iX; 90. prsferred. sak; RocG
Isiand le6k; Fort WAYNE. IS; Alton q Terra
Aaute, Do X; Toledo snd WaoasA, none; Adams
22k; Unteo states II pres. s.; Ansrican Ex.
press. 6K: Mer hants' Union, none; chicago
Alton. l,e: DO. pref'd. leo. Market steady
Gold, l3oaI3ek.
BY Oable.
LONDON, Oct 10, y. m.-Uonsols, s3xa93K.
bonds, 62s, s2Sas24; ass, SIN; 67's. s8t;
ioAoe, .oSi Illinois, SAi Erie, zlL al; At
lantfc, 26.
LIVERPOOL, p. m.-Oorton market quiet
and firmer. Sales 12.O0O bales. Middling Up.
lands, II i al2 4; Middling Orleans, fekal7N.
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ERUPTION OF A VOLCANO,
Telesrcphed Exclusively to Tie Rresiss Star.
LonDoN, Oct. l6.-IIate advices received here
from Fernando Po state that volcano an the
CameoE range, on the main LAND, Aear that
island, ID in an active state of eruption.
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Yulee, formerly u. s Senator. iron Florida,
mas caused the arrest Of Francis Yose. IN New
Iork, tor perjury. in pfocesdings pending to
iorce 1usee tnt9 Involuntary nankruptcy in
swearing that Ynloe had transferred his real
estate In florida, with the intent 70 defeat the
0psrs q - 10 ncn OF the bankrupt act. Vose was held
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EVENING STAR.
Warrington News and Gossip.

IKTRRNAL RHvENuE.-The receipts to. day
rom this source were e3se, ,siS.2 20.
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moved their AIT STORE from No 3Ol Penn.
srvsn1e. 70 Ne. 24s y street, bstvesn lsth and
An streets, In Hooe b new building
Our new store will be opened to the nm blfe ~.
so0n Z, II can b IroDsrly lifted MP, with . new
eoo sDlenofd Assortment Of everything In our linz
InankfnE the pcblic for Pest favors, We hone to
receive conttnuAnce Of their patron age vhioh
vesnal af all times endsavor TO merit.
Hs sMITa STRONG.
No. As6( oH IXHIBIrIoN IHo. 4.s
sfhkEf. AT MARKklTRRB, fsfaHI1.
10 $40 Seventh street. between ID and II strset.
Eight Doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Sneice on Paintinss, Ingrsyines, Ohromos &c.
Shadss, Pictare Frames, fietar. "ord ava nfs. %s,
seis: kings, Mails, &c., In the District TIRMs
oAen. Pisess ksosmbsr Name and Number.
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TEE WHITE HousB.-A large number o.
visitors were at the Executive Mansion to dav
many Of whom were admitted to see the Presi
dent. . ..fFT
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HON. G. s. ORTH. of Indiana. 10 q, the Ebb,
House.
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WHAT A wONDERFUL DISCOVERY
ID PRRRY pAYIa, YIaHTARLl PAIN K II

WHAT WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
- PBRRH DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN Kill
Lhki IL not only cures the ills Of the hum>n
sn1'y, but ID also Q ssre remedy for horses With
one thas never been known TO fail In q cure
OF the worst cases; and for sprains, gals etc, it
never fatls-try IL once Directfoa. accom- psnv
each bottle. Sold by Druggists generally -Ksatou
County Ky } Ds5nscrat se zs.Im
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dive ~ the best In the world.
the only true aud perfest Dye harmless relf able
1Dstantsneous, no tfsap sentiment; no ridiculous
tnts, remedies the III effects of bad Dyes; ipyig
crates and leaves the Hair sOft and beautifni
BLACK Or sROwS Sold by all Druggists ana Per
funers; and properly applied a. Bachelors wig
FACTORY, No. 10 Bond stress. ~ v. ses eoIy
P9RFECT MANHOOD.
IeSA1e FOR YOUNG MEN on the evil, N
esLE-hNkHSATIOS.w with certsa help for the
ePrfpg and unfortunate. sent in sealed letter a.
yslSI:s; fire. OF charge Address HOWARD As
cOOlAJION. Box p, Philsdeiphis, Pa se2s. .sosn
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PRRsoNAL.-Col. w. G.. Moore, late Of the
White Hopse, is in town on q b.ief leave OF
absence from mis- army post on the frontier, and
is in great demand bv his Washington friends
He has bad to stand more hand -sh aking than
any President at New Years reception.
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HAS BBAov1D

. the store fsrnsriy eceuyiss b yohnsop OolIsy
Vi: 70 hs vili 8 Sssssd o see his Old essssssr,
.:ss; ~: q SSsoi GOODS '.d TOis ss'::'s:s::;d 'ss
sTiSn .no fAOKL1 o RRABODYY, No. AlA
r otrSSt, b0tvoC1 eeh and IN. Also, DAN IN
cans. risels, 49,, Sc; bs,ls, Ger, ,s5S Oar.
= Is bsss Ssssss sssSsFs hoass. Ig&
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ISAAC COALE, JR., BRO,
IMPORTERS Or
Mems Furnishing Goods,
IL HAEUvER STREET,
OORNER OF GERMAN,
an ls.eosm. .lstp BALTIMORE.
ESTABLISHED 1914.
ANDREW J. JOYCE D 90,
CARRIAGE MAuURACTUBER0,
ALI ana 4 70 YauRfaanfh stxaat

EsTABLIsHED 1914.
ANDBEW J. JOYCE D 90,
CARRIAGE MANUHACTURERs,
Att and 459 Fourteenth street.
BEPAIAInG IN ALL ITS BRANcBIs.
ALL CARRIAGEs LIFT f0R kxPAIRs, STORAGE
-Assnts Tor Brsv.tsr { Co..tof Broom: street,
d. UNaiVAGfBD REMEDY
1HE KING OF ALL PAIN,
Headache, In minutes; foothachs, In ] minute;
kSsrAs:a;s. kkSSSr.ssas;s S3emS.:.,
Ss:s'' a .S Ssi:;s x: s;i.:s:
rf: .., .Ar a..!s "a e sss sass
bedV, too nunerooe 70 ena0efote.
Z tss 4 ss;ras rosss s::;ss: e; g ss ,
DisS 20 ssasinc csssS Slrss.s "a .!i:yiss
sSS s.os * 8: lss:s ss =.
% ~ ssss 6 d f:s u. ;::
siwsys b Ssed bsfcrs. any ether remedy e trist
for it 10 sln1 esraia h svsry cass to bs the only
'hl,s 1FSSiQi. 50 olnrs PER BOTTLE. -
Sold 81 q pssssists, ASothseAriss, and Dsalsr'
s1c; s9,;.:;::: e: .;ss;:ss,:s s:,s:s,: sa
NJ .SXEig.SSe -. SXEEig.SeSt44&2 SStt42Ss,a ,a.rr.
aSosSi S16hi, ffsSsissor.
q: s':: -: q Hss :: =: "a 3, :.,...:
SsSS,.. 2. :. ns sasss su.As. ,, NiM. .
n QILVERHIR0 = -
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HON. JAMES q. BLAIHB, Speaker OF the
House of Representatives, and Mrs Blaine.
who have been here for several days furnish
ing their residence for the coming winter, LETT
last evening for New England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-16

COMMISSIONER DRLANo was ut his once to.
day, buslly engaged in disposiug Of several
matters which have been brought before the
Department during his absence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-16

Hon. NATHAH SAReENT, Commissioner Of
Customs, has rendered his annual report to
the Secretary Of the Treasury for the fiscal
year ending June 30. 1869.
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Adcitional Articles agreed upon between tse Pest.
Office Department ef ne U.ttsd States and TIE
Post. Office Department of he Hdaseatc RepubGt
of BremeR, prociding for the RegJstration Of v6l-
sable LsSters, % Be conveyed by a. Uaited sstel
and Bremen Lines of Steamers, direct, betcesa
Nsv York and Bremerhduea.
ARTICLE /. Letters, alleged TO b valuable
posted at any post.o0ce IN the United States,
and addressed 70 any part Of the German Aus
uian Postal Union, or posted IN the German
Austrisn Postal Union, and addressed 70 the
exchaure offices of Ns0 Yor or bremen, to b
thence conveyed by the United Stases and
Bremen lines OF steamers, shall, from and afteI
the irst day Of August, one shousand eiehi
hundred and nfty-0yos be reglseoeed ot tnS
once of mailing, on the application OF the per.
con posting the same: Prorided, That the full
postage charEeable thereon to destination
together with . registration fee OF dve cent? On
each letter, be prepaid at such mailing once:
And prorided, also. That such reGisration shal
not be compulsofy, snd shall not render m
respective -Post.Onfce Departmeau OF the
United STATES on Bremen, or their reyepuee
iiabIs for The .o.s q such istssrs OF pseks. o.
AHTlcI1 II. An sueh Letters or packets
mailed IN the interior Of the United States, - 81
the German Austrian Postal Union, Yeepec
lively, shall be received, registered, and re-
ceipted for, 40 directed In the general regula.
ions issued in each country q reGaSd % tna
reeistration of valuable letfsrs, and shafl b
sept 10 the exchange ofhces OF New York OF
Bremen, respectively, for the purpose OF beinl
forwarded yheacs bv tAs nsxt direct steamer.
ARrfCLE III The erespecttveexc hanee oficei
OF New u ork and Bremen snail make q sepa
Ia,e letter bill for each registered letter, On
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dent has appointed Colonel w. II. Selleck, OF
Wisconsin, to be Commercial Agent at Brad:
ford, England, in place Of George NJ. Towie,
Of this city.
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NAVAL ORD1R RsvoKBD.-The recent order
from the Navy Department detaching Lieut..
Commander A. T. Smell from the Hydrographic
Office in this city, has been revoked by Secre.
tary Robson.
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THE LBTfER.CARRIIR SERVICE has been es-
nblished in fifty OF the principal cities of the
Union. and employs q force Of 1851 carriers.
The cost for the present year will be q little
over one million Of dollars, but It is estimated
that the additional revenue by Increased cor
respondencs will nearly II not quite cover the
expense.
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XIV J0W1 Ek1AaDALL hAs rootGn0a ellS sap0r-
fntendency OF the educational work or the
Freedmens Bureau for the Border States, and
has gone to California TO take charge OF the
Congregational Mission Church at OAKLAND, in
that State. Mr. Kimball was formerly q very
energetic aid efficient missionary pre- acher a.
Humboldt, in California
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APPoIHTA1NTs By THB PRRs1DBNr.-The
President made the folio wing appointments
this morning:
Henry @. Myers to be Register Of the Land
Office at Natchitoches, La.
Frederick ID. Turner to bs Postmaster at
Carson City, Nevada. vice BENJAMIN f. Small.
sus pended.
James d. Wood to bs Postmaster at Central
City, Colorado, vice Samuel A. Buell., sus
pended
Peter Grubb to be Postmaster at Kenton,
Ohio, vice Augustus Traeger, suspended.
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CHIIF OF TIE PAINTING BUREAU OF THE
TREASURY D8PARTNBHT.-9eorge Il. Nc.
Cartee, Esq, Chief Of the Bufsau Of Engraving
and Printing at the Treasury Department, has
consented to remain at the head Of the bureau
until spring, and has therefore Withdrawn his
resignation recently rendered. Consequently
there is no truth in the statement In NOR ming
paper, that w. L. Ormsby, jr., Of the Cont.
nsnal Bank Note Company has been appo inted
Chief OF the Printing Bureau.
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RxsIeHATIoN or SuResoN GRxxS.-Passed
Assistant Surgeon Charles L. Green, who wa.
tried before naval court.martial at the Navy
Yard IN this city q short time since, for disc.
bedence Of orders, and sentenced to be sus.
pended two years, which sentence was re.
mitted by Secretary Robeson, has rendered hi.
resignation, which has been accepted by ths
Secretary, to take effect from jar. Is, 1870, the
date Of the expiration Of his leave. t
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BEPAIlIHG IN ALL ITS BRANcBHs.
ALL CARRIAGEs LEFT FOB REPAIRS, 6ToRAG
Agents ior Bre vster Co., (of Broone street
Filth avenue, New York. seS0-eoly.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-07
NOTICE..

TINHE St. Adams Bank ofSt. Adams, VT, whose
i charter terminated on the 25th day of March,
1868, hereby give notice that it will redeem its
outstanding bills, at its banking house, in the
Vermont National Bank of St. Adams, for one
year from the 18th day of May, 1868, agreeably
to the following act. Il. BARLOW,
Cashier.
ST. Adams, VT, May Goth, 1868.
An act relating to the redemption Of Bank notes.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
SEE /. After the expiration of the charter OF
any bA Tx chartered by this State, or after the
termination of the existence of any such bank,
agreeaby to the laws of this State, such bank
may cause notice to be published i'll all the week.
ly newspapers of the county where such bank is
located, for one full year. setting forth that said
bank will redeem its outstanding bills, the day
of the expiration of it's charter or the date of
the termination of its existence, and copy of
this act; and upon due publication of such no.
tice, neither such bank nor its officers shall DO
liable to any action for the non-redemption for
any of its outstanding bills, unless the same
shall have been duly presented and payment
thereof demanded within the year aforesaid, at
the banking house of said bank.
SEC. 2. After the expiration of the charter,
or after the termination of the existence of any
such bank as aforesaid, such bauk shall cease
to be subject to the operation, or liable to the
provisions of the sixty-third section of chapter
eighty-nine of the general statutes.
SEC. g. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov. 10, 1866. 2l6-ly
May Goth, 1868.