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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-26

The DRIvE-WELL. - In soils
where there are no stone between
the surface aud the springs below,
the drivewell IN said To he a cleap
aud convenient mode of obtaining
water. II common iorn pipe is oh.
iectionable. it can I've galvanized,
thereby preventing rust. We
have had no experience ourselves
with this kind of well, and should
he glad to hear from those who
have, rs several of our subscribers
have asked for information.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-26

Several of our correspondents ap-
pear not to be satisfied with the de.
cision in regard to the harmless char
actcr of the tomato-worm. The vcX.
Qed uestion would be quickly settled
if every body was fully posted up
in the science of entomology but
unfortunately, it is not so, and there.
fore it is difficult To determine in cv.
cry instance what species OF insect
is referred to under the name OF TO.
mato worm.
The true tomato.worm, which he.
longs to the extensive group OF
Sphinges, is neither poisonous nor
possesses the power Of iuiuling those
who handle it, but there are worms
which inicst our gardens and shrub
berries that sting rs sharply rs the
nettle. The most common of these
belong to the genus Saturnia. Mr.
Harris, IN his great work on Insects
inJuiiuus ~ 'tGttduuu, says TIA,
these catcrpillars ARE furnished with
small warts covered with long prick
les, which sting severely Although
these catcrpillars do no. natural,
feed upon the tomato, still it is no
at all unlikely that they are Otter
found upon them.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-26

ened, falling hair checked, and oa
ness often, though not always cu'
by its use. Nothing can restore
hair where the lollicles are destroy
or the glands atrophied and decay
But such as remain can be saved
usefulness by this application lns''
of fouling the hair with q pasiy Sc
ment, it will keep it clean and vigor0
Its occasional use will prevent the h
from turning gray or falling oil, a
consequently prevent badness. +
from those deleterious substances VIII
make some preparations dangerous
injurious to the hair, the Vigor
only benefit but not harm it. II wan
merely for
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ICs,. Snle =

'l,llE SUBSCRIBER, executor of the cstatc
] of John Pool, deceased, oilers for sale
the lluu-r aud lot IN Bradford Village form.
of residence. The house Ia two story, aud In
fair condition, with good barn, running water
aud good we'll There is an excellent garden,
containing some fine fruit trees. Any one
wishing to purchase II Invited to call and on
amino the property,
&C. POOL
Bradford, VI, oct -, isdD -eltf
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-26
Farm. Garden and Kitchen.
ROYAL FARM IN CALIFORNIA

1
ROYAL FARM IN CALIFORNIA
A correspondent of the washington
Star, writing from California, gives
the following interesting account of
the estate of General Bidwell in the
town of Chico, in that State:
The case of Gen. Bidwell and his
fine estate affords notable ilustra-
ton of sagacious foresight. a young
man at the time of the discovery of
precious metals on the Pacific Slope
Gen. Bidwell, instead of joining the
ranks of the excited gold hunters,
went TO work to select one of the
choicest bodies of agricultural lands
in the State, and having secured the
Mexican title to Rancho Chico, con
tanning between 10000 and 10000
acres, he concentrated all his ener-
gies i'll adapting it to the production
of vast crops of wheat and barley.
He devoted $50 acres to garden |
(nOw beautifully laid out to supply |
miles of carriage roads through ev
cry portion,) wherein are cultivated |
IN the greatest perfection, not only
the finest American fruits, but those
of Southern Italy of exquisite quail
ity. He produces the most delicate
variety of grapes. the olive, orange,
and the lemon the tea tree thrives
here, while the figs of Rancho Chi
co are distinguished throughout the
State for their quality and excel
lence. His farm is noted not only
for its proGuctivenesS, but for its
beauty, resulting from the taste and
cost which have been bestowed in a
way to render it in all its parts IA
place of rural attraction and beauti-
full culture. much in advance OF any
other large estate in California, His
crops and different kinds Of live
ctock are enumerated by thousands.
While he sends no fruit to market
the demand at the place keeps pace
with the increasing supply, SO that
the income from his garden amounts
to a greater sum annually than 9th
ers receive from their grain crops
Th. China nnl- "a do N fin, az a,
power, of which the General mad,
avail many years since to construc
one of the best Touring mills in tn,
State. His house is costly and o
great beauty, and presided over b,
q Washington lady, is the scene o
generous hospitality al all times
But few comparatively of thos,
who were seized with the gold ma
MIA, now possess competency,w hil
this property alone possesses tn
value and affords the revenue of
principality. General Bidwell EN-
ploys Europeans, Americans, an
Asiatics, and has for many years Ell
deavOrcd to preserve a small colon
of Indians ON his place from the V
ces and demoraliZing influences c
the white race. The town of Chic
bnilt upon a portion of the ranch'
contains near 1000 inhabitants, mi
ny Of whom are people of refine
ment. Probably no place in Amer
ca presents better illustration
the capacities Of this country, tina
is now supplied by the excellen'
and variety of the productions
Rancho Chico.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-26
For restoring Gray Hair
its natural Vitality and Color

A dressing viii
is at once agreeah
healthy, and cilcctu
for preserving t
hair. Faded or gr.
hair as soon res'or
to its original co.
miM the gloss a
freshness Of yo,'
Thin hair is the
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-26

CAN and examine it will cost you nothing
if you do not purchase
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-26

The largest wheat grower in Min.
nesOia cut his 1000 acres with bf>
teen icapers aud 10 hands. Ills
average Ia twenty Ave hesh,ls to
the acre, Of excellent quality.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-26

The number of acres this year in
cotton ~ the United States is said
by Southern exchanges to be 5000.
900.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-26
Pule Spices, Pure Cream Tarter,
Flavoring Extracts,
Essences, Hair Oils. &c.

Hair Dyes, all the best varieties Hair and
Clothes Brushes of all kinds. Combs. 20
madcs, Pun Boxes and Powders Flesh
Brushes, Teeth Brushes, Nail Brushes.
Shaving Brushes, Shaving y Toilet Soaps, Sc
THr,sEs.-A big stock, and fits guaranteed
every time.
SUPPORTERS. SHOULDER BHAcEs &c, aud in
fact nearly every article usually kept in
First Class Drug Store.
The latch string always hangs out. Call
and see us and If you don't happen to see
what You want, Call for H.
H. g. DAY.
bradford, Oct. ~ 1909.
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STATE OF vERMON

STATE OF VEL WONT
- BRADFORD DISTRICT. =.
In Probate Court holden ~ West Farlce on
the I'D day of September, 4. ID. 1869, Scion X.
Berry Administrator of the estate of Lyman
Berry Iate of Fairlce III said District deceased
makes application 10 said Court for license to
sell all OF the real estate of said deceased, rep
rescnting that said sale would conducc to the
best interest Of all Interested in said estate,
viz: The Homestead of said deceased, >itua
ted IN tairlce aforesaid. Nhercupon, IL is or
dercd by said Court that said application cowe
under consideration and he heard IN the 10th
day Of October. A. II. 1863 at the Probate
once in West Farlcr; and il l. further or
dcrcd. that ali persons interested be notified
| hereof. by publication Of notice of this appll-
| cation and order thereon, three weeks success
| lively IN the National Opinion, printed ~ Brad
ford before said time of hearing, that they
may appear at -aid time and place and,if they
I see cause, object thereto.
BY the Court.
| Attest: ALNAH BEAN, Register.
! 4 true copy of record. Attest.
! l7-Jw. ALNNH BEAN, Register,
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4. Is. ". IENNEY,
"a
+. c. JOHNSTON, ct
Is tuhSCURY.

T.. 4. JbliNSIbN, ct al
State of Vermont !
Orange County rs.
Whereas A. Il. W. Tenncy, of Newhury in
the Count, of Orange, Vt, on tie list day Of
Octohor 1862, filed his petition In thanccry,
aettinp nnth la substance. that Frl.tns T.
johnston, of Lexington. Virginia. on the 18th
day of December. 1868 mortgngcd to said
Tenucy about one-thrd acre of hand and
buildings thereon. situated In SAID NcwburN
| near Newbury Seminary, being the same
/ ptcmisra decided To the said Erastu- G.. by
/ Henry T. Dunbar aud MarNG Dmbnr Dee
| -. 1863, conditioned to secure said Teuncy's
note of that date, for $4,000 with interest
| annually. pa, ibl so each year. till the last
| year, whhh was $40, and which note il IN
daid. aud praying for n foreclosure Of said
mort gage On said promises, Subsequently
mortgngod to u. y. 6bcr, Of Topsham. VI.
and that Fincttc G. Johnston IL Ia possession,
/ claiming m interest therein
! Aud II appearing that said Ernstus G.. re-.
sides out of the State, to wit: IN Lexington
| virgins, 50 that u subpoena cannot be served
upon hm II Is ordered that the said Elnstus
| G, Ice notified Of til. pcndcncy of said petition
! aud that he he notified to appear before said
| Court. and answer said petition on the first
! day of it, next session, To vii the 2lst day oi
! Docembcr 1869, ut Chelsea, IN said Orange
County, by publishing the substance of said
petition aud this order three weeks success.
| siVply In the National Opinion. printed 1T
bradford VI, the last publication To he ~
| lenst ~ DAYS lee. ore the session of said Court
Given under my hand NJ Chelsea VI. Oct.
|, 1863. l.. q. IlINCkLEY, Clerk.
a. USDrRwooD. Solicitor for Petitioner.
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Fsfeisn News by Cable.

Republicanism appears to - intensely popu.
lar, but da0gerous, N Spain. Meetan n an h.
coming general in TIE principal cities, and AZ
Segosse laselys $4,000 peesons were addressed
oy Seuor Cestliar, who nrged death before &C.
ceptanoe Of monarchy. The Rope bliean Club
OF Madrid has osen closed By ths 0oyernmAnt,
2n aceo1nt oftn heeellty 70 DonArcAy, aah tie
freeid0eo % fbo club - TafYAGona, Il 10 oaid
has besn assasssnatsd according 10 n cahiS
deypatehs III. Slchies did not say TO the 6oaaish
Government such mlnSS - have been lataiv
attributed u him. bat y did cav thsf IA 0oss.
srnment Of the United StS1ss nv V7thdfS = ~
offer OF friN0ly 0ediearioa Setvsen Snasn
ana tne nAboA 1evo)Aktoabts,l loaytne the
tespolstetltHee ADd oonseQuence0 - Snsin
hegseif:, An ateempt bstAg Ho1e . dsv q 60
SO o Deeoeeeoa, 20 ainaIH oone .vSannfssrs
lc.n GGsfsf Herr, ; SsSt Via uoypsrS. upss.
menttzeops resulfed. ne yolunteers vsrs An
as1ort time beotea md oeyenfV Wera 49, -
r@n14 Heo Apeotod oud takan 10 TarrsSore
Ene EAPror Napolboa has % fnr racovsrSd
g. Satardny He pessided ever q conncii AZ
mtnaeegH end' e1lor0ards aheld - 49,
New 1hh Prince M1poleoo. ~ Fe,~Gcr
sS nne ,EapfecS yesefday esesnde1 a. - ~
tEe 6cfe de &outogne. TAs depsrfnrr ~ -
66@Psese %! tne East 10 1xed f6f the SOeS m n
om SSi 1enlal given % ths rsnnps nat Mar.
sDal Seotooest - abo1t - leave The comNSnd
., onI dnS ns @ aSmy corps, which % ssstioned In
Ons anndssd md tAity.sins fAonsand
Pounos Startling have bean Withdrawn from the
HAL of Rngield, ma also hree smcunts ron
the Bank Of France, Tor tnis coustry. ore
London nrm during ths pat WSSE has sent a
Sesn6 o. million Of pounds N specie 70 New
- - =
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OFFICIAL.
Laws Passed by the Sixty-Seventh Ceuuci,
OF Washington City, ID. 4.

AN ACT defining the duties OF the superinten-
poses. P
Re If enacted BY the Board of Aldermen and Ro,r,
a., Commen =. s SSsnen 81 ue CITY Of Washingtoa.
OF puollc schools 70 carry into execution ths
rules and regulations OF the Board OF Trus,ses
OF Puollc Schools to visit each school as often
as ms other duties will permit that ne NAV
obtain, as far as practicable. NJ knowg
edge OF the condition of all the schools aud ne
able 10 suggest improvements and remedy de-
.cvs ~ .neiI menagem TO pay particular
several schools Of each district and ass,st the
board CT trustees in establishing a uriform svs
. 1in OF insuuciion; 70 advlse the teachers as 70
tne best method Of instruction aud dIscipline.
and ehail carefully observe the MANNER in
which they conduct their schools and when
ever ne snail ~ md any teacher deficient or in
board OF thst district He shall have, under
the rule established by trasuess, the eensrsi
superintendence Of all the schools OF the Dor
porauon, devote his whole time and enerev "a
tne duties OF his once, aRd keep himseif
acquainted with The progress OF the nnhlic
school system in other places, that be NAV ns
Of ne public scSooIs Of a0u ss,s ne sa
ae may attend any OF the meetines OF me board
o. aosices. aad speak On an QUESTIONS.
ecH sc, z =. 1.d Be e fsrasr enacted, rhsi the
,s nsvs power % Sppoint alI ssachsr.. sssisss ai
tsecners. and sqb-assastans tsachsn vhich -.
- my oes eee4o1zeo oy AU, and 70 or -
me same at pleasure; 10 prescribe the 90 .s.s
snoles ana ne text-hooks 70 be uss<. =. ~
scnoots, bat no boek shail be chang a na,s.s
~ vote o. twe-thirds Of the msr, -, ~ 80 -
Sosrc tnat shan b ths dufy on - 80
oocfo o. trustees 70 make such .<ulsa. sv.e-
- ngehuSns for TIE M xsssS1SSf "a -
ss.ss. scsSor -. - sey nay Ssen n. nsc6sS6ry aad
,SS III pnon sne 10 70 ,Srss..s , shs s.ns q pssars
.is.sos. ..a Pss..sos.; ssos g ~ = SSs sssiiy I
oes ef fthatr nunbsr. frUn - 0cSoeI d3strict
ossn Hssaest sas sfSssd - shs sNpsrtsssaasnk II
~ sSsn .u ssso ee sls9 es3s z oee3snchsa WIN
setnse " nss snasf sosnss' -,
ana rlgulaftoos - ~ may aes0 - ansr -,
70 ikcrease the e0ciency pf N pubfe - - -
e1d % defray - eKpsnaee oAeea1Des a. 49,
o. Ifuateea shAu annually foxnie 70 t. 49,
Councils estimates 81 ne anoaf a Vt,scS S..y
ee required, and n shah b ths6 s.rv % sS.sGy
SoeIes to msks .provtaion fof sSSpaySss, =,
sDo. J. Aad Be II fpsa<S ....e,.x. -,
componsae1oe % ne pris aoai an - ne
or.mnr 0eheo1 OF Ne Ar a ~ tSi,s Z, .s.li 1Aie
sneu be af the rsse 81 20 tnoussna 1srsc 1as1ko :
eecn Per annum; that the DECENTRALIZATION SS9tLArs
of - sub~asus0nee eserS SsrS sSsiI - ~ ~ ~ .Ach
.. I've hlndrsa and NJ dollar per s..re r.se
sch,<,s o. eAe treasurer of pnss.l
soisSr. soan Ne rate OF eight hur1r.S
~ h e.ss nd he shali give such 80 :
Isy hw. 'Ao
acss ar 49, a. a. . fsvtAsr ssscts6, - ps-s
49, ! ef ~ ae - tnc0nsssssot VIA
IeSied Se, and tAey sreh
yA4psovsa Ss1ssabss
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fHE MARKETS TO-DAY.
7elegrdphed Exclusively to The Eren,ag .Sto


bALIIHo11, Sept. E.-Ootton dull; nomi.
naily y cents. Flour dull and hieh grades
are lower-Howard street super, s6is62s: do.
extra, e6s5a$7 .25: do. family, 81 sOaSs So; City
MILLS super, e6asS 81: do. extra, &c 25ae so; DO
family, SSael0.a5i Western super, e6as625;
DO. extra, Sc 25ae6.75; do. family, S7aS7.75
wheat dull; prime 20 choice red, 81 5OaS IS
Corn hrm; white, SI.2Sasi.31; yellow, 81 Goa
sI.2o. Oats hrm, 6Os6l. Rye Sl.10asl 20. Pork
eng RIB sides, 20; clear do. COX; shoulders,
~; hams, 2sa25. Lard quiet az IpKa9O
Whisky dull at s1.l9asl 20.
BALTIMoRB, Sept. 25.-wm. Fisher az Sons
quote Virginia sizes, old, 45S bid, a. asksd.
NBw YoRK, Sept. 2,-The market for r.l-
way stocks is weak and very Irregular. Money
seven and commissionS.a q quarter TO one hall.
Exchange. long, g; shdrt, sk. Gold can be
bought on the street a. I35. No business doine
mood Room. Saws, 1862, coupon, ak. lO-ss,s'
coupons O. #H.. - -
NHw fonK, Sept 2s.-Flour dull and de-
Ginning. wheat DULL. with market "a yoriug
buyers. Corn duh, and Lag cents lower.
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TGLBGRAM 10 THE STAR.
This AfssrHsss's DispatehsA
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
DOMINION NEWS
E.e,.sss,ly % ,.s su..s.s .ra-

Iesesrepaed Encisssreiy % Pr Ecsstns .Sa-.
VrrAwA, ONTARIO, Sep 27.-Applicafiou
vi oe made 20 Parliament a. It's next session
ior cnarter for the Union Pacafic railyax %
consuuctsd from q point on The esetera
oouncsry OF British Coiuuaois, win pover
Improve the navigatloa Of the sfrpam.
seo,ne 70 end from RAINY IAke and Labp OF
the Woods, and also for a chsr,er 10 nm ~
way Inom femeina, via Fort Garry, 70 a polnt
ON LAke Winnepee or the Saskais6van.
20 the establishment OF branch of IN. ~ -,
Montreal NJ Fort Garry. Va
The discount on Ansrican INVOICES A ~ per
cent
The Parlianent has been further prororpss
20 the llth Of October.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

MONDAY, sEPTEMBYB OF.
FIRST nfghG Of the Dtstinsuisbed Ysung Actor,
Mk. FRANK MAYO,
And hrst Production OF Boueicault's last New
fork and London s1ccess, entitled
TORMOsA; Oh, THE RAILEOAD TO RUIN
With nes scenery, Few appoi ntments, and ex-
CeDeDt cast.
Formosa Matinee. SATURDAY. 1t 2 O'Clock.
Adnission. 2S Cents; Children, rs Jents.
GEAND cosCEEf
kELIEG OF TIE AyOHDALE 81 FPERERS,
By TIE AXIOM QUARTkfrE CLUB,
L nder the Leadership Of
Pk0F. NJ. @. BEEGMANN,
OABR0LL HALL,
street, between 9Th and 10th Streets
TUESDAY, SEPT. 2s.
TIE KNTIRE MARINE BAND IN ATTEND
ANUE.
The programme includes sems of the fuest And
mott poPular music ot the day
Tickets At 81 for sale at all the principsl Book
Club. "
Reserved Seats can te secured ct Metxerott A
Co music Store, without extra charge. sc ~ q
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sTEAMsHuP SUM.

TtteorapAsd Ezel1apeiy 20 7Ae Ese.sao .Sssr.
N1w OkLHAns. sept. 27-rhe steamship
Trade Wind, Captain Morrill,, heace on the
20 instant Tor Balize, HoadurAs, went down
~ go on the st.h rherp were onry ,nres No.
senees and the crew on board, aud they TOOK
,ee hie boats. one OF which. In charge OF
hepIy sArnoid, q colored pilot Of Halize
reached South West Pass yestera. ~
with four persons including two pass~nrers
he pnted company with the other bosts I'm
dav evening. ana they have not been hesrc
from since.
The weather Is very rough, but steamr.
have gone in search OF the missing
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TINE FINANCIAL EXCITEMENT IN
NEW YORK.

Ietegrdrhed EzciGareiy 10 TAs Epeni.o star.
NEW YORK. Sept 27.-Judee CLARKE. of the
supreme Court, this morning issued a numb-r
OF inJunctions against the Gold Exchange
Bank ana several prominent wali street
brokers.
An order Of arrest was issued AGAINST WIN.
Belden. al the suit OF Samuel A Hatch Rel
Den rs charged with secreting his property 10
oefraud his creditors, and secrellng himself 70
avoid service o { a summons.
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FINANCIAL AND coMMkRCIAL

That safer storm comes q calm" was
trtkfnG,y siiusssassd IN Wsn strsst Saturday.
ior business was nearly altogether suspended
Tne money market wcs rregalar and unsettled
Saturday afternoon. OWING 10 the Iock nm .,
fupds in the Gold Exchange Bank. The Bank
statement is unfavoranle, and reflects the gen
srai oisagreement Of affiairs an Wall street.
Saturday afternoon. The foreign baufere
were setting credits on the basis Of i35 for eold
bot the latest quotation oc the street were l3)E
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THE CUBAN QUEsTION FROM PA
RISIAN ATANO-POlNr

7elegophed EzelEsireiy 20 TAs Eeenise Star.
LONDON, Sept. 27.-The kornano Po,t has n
letter from its Paris correspondent, wherein
the Cuban question is discussed NJ length. The
writer says,-.The interest In the matter is
increasing at Parls, bat the public must not
expect 10 learn precisely the intercourse be-
tween Madrid and Washington. There IA a
oinicult game TO be PLAYED IN order 10 avoid
wounding the Spanish pride"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-27

TEE MAST HoPB DDAsf1R- Verdict in ae
Case Of GHHn.-The case Of 0Yifln. the engi.
causing ths Msss Hope railroad disassor, We
concluded on Friday night Intense interest
was manifested in the procee6nes tAfoughout
says thar Judgs Barret charged poinIsdly
against the prisoner. Ths jury retired at 6 r.
NJ, and returned ak o'clock with verdict OF
.'not guilty" The verdict was recsiysd with
gIsst aPRlauss, which wss ssvsriy reouksd ~
judge 8arree .elt-
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ELLIS, IRON BIrrERs.

viii enrich the blood and prevent it from becom.
ing vstery snd weak sive . healthy com plsxiou .
restore the .pIsate inyiSoI.te the syste.a, and
ed 70 all persoss requiring O safe ana yalu able
tonic TO tmpsrt tone and sirens 9Th 90 the system ,
not sfven By bftters merely stimulant In their
effects; which. although they may possess tonic
vegetable properties, csnpo, give the strength te
the blood Which the Iron Bitters will give
Prepared by WD. Bils. Chemist For sale in
Washington by KIDWELL SON, Pennsylyanis
svenue and 18th street. my2s-Sm
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ADMIRAL POOR AT xRA

Teiegrophed EselHauely % Tke Evening Star.
Nlw YORK, Sept 2'.-Admiral Poor, the re-
Gently assigned commander Of the North
Atlantic squadron, went aboard the Powhatan
Friday, and sailed for Key West yesterday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WHAT A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
Is PEBRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN Kill
LEBl IL sot only cures the ills OF the humsn
fsni y, but 10 also . ssre remedy for horses with
colo. 10 has never been known to fair IN 9 cure
OF the worst cases and for sprsins, gals, ETC., it
never fsils-try 10 once Direc Hons accom- pany
..eh sottls. Sold By Druggists generally -Ks.tss
CossIy (kpD DsBsOsras .e a3.ln
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FROM ST. Domingo

HAvAEA, sept. 2.-Advices from ST Domin-
60 70 tie sth instant reports that Baez defeated
the rebels who were beseiging ANA
The news OF the defeat OF Salnave Baez,s
ally, was eorrowfuily received by the iatter's
partisans.
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OUIRAGEs By rAg KENruckY REGu
LATORS.

7eegrdphed ErciuSreiy 70 TAe Erenin0 Srar.
CINclNyATI, Sept 27.-On the ED seyspty
masked men rede into Lancaster. tiarf1sou
county. kentucky, took a colored man from
jail and hung him. The same Regulators. few
nights before. cowhided Walter b. Sutton and
mr.. Hutchinson, and ordered them 70 leave the
country.
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EARTHQUAKE Ar sr. THOMAS.

7eiegrdphed Ezciusirely 10 Tie Epsniag Star.
HAVANA, Sept G.-Advices received from
81 Thomas 70 the 18th instant, state that three
SHOCKS OF earthquake occurred on the l7tn In
slant Stores are closed, and business II sus-
pended throughout the city. No lives were
lost so far as known. General alarmed pre-
vaflad -
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MARINE DIAASTER.

Ezolusirely 10 The EreaiRe Star.
HAVANA, Sept 27.-The Tasmania, from
Southampton. was disabled in q hurricane On
the night Of the 18th, and IL was expected that
n would take four days for repairs.
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-~lt seems We are never . g. riA Of the IN
ternationai scllli1g mAteh. An The Nsw
England school books are 70 - aitsrsd - foi.
.Ssmss SniiS SaviSsc, ~ Ass.-Eys. = - -
0ansaaea, Mongolians Anaicass Negro, asd
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from Pennsylvania about the latter part o< this
week.
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Ma JOIN HITZ, Swiss Consul General, has
returned to this city from Tennessee.
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Prom Shiiiington 0dson Building; French,
Langran Il Ogilvie, and J. q. Parker We have
Hayper's Basoy for October 3. gsts
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APPOINTED BIT TEE PsRsIDRHr.-The Pres
ident to- day appointed William Whist, of Mo-,
to be Register OF the Land Once At Boonville,
Mo.
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SECRETARY RoBBeoN will retarn here from
Philadelphia 10. morrow.