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PRINCE ARTHUR.

Telegraphed Ezclusirely to ThsEcenfng Star.
PORT DOVER, ONTARIO, Sept. 29.-Prince
Arthur and party dined at Simcoe Yesterday
where an elegant repast was furnished by the
county oncers. The Princes party, consist.
ing OF sixty persons, left Simcoe and reached
Dover at half past four O'Clock, and there en-
barked for Long Point. They were warmly
received a. Dover, and the town was finely
decorated eJ
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PROTECTION AGAINST HORSE THIRyRs-
meeting was held at Falls Church, Va, on the
25th Instant, to organize a protective associa.
tlon against horse and other thieves
Henry Febrey called the meeting 10
order and stated the purposes for which il was
called. Il. X. Birch was elected chairman and
j. L. Bramhail Secretary of the meeting
a regular organized and energetic movement
Is planed, and a committee was appointed TO
draft constitution and bylaws. Some thirty
names were entered for membership. A meet.
Ing TO perfect the organization will be held at
falls church, October 9th, at p. m.-AlezdR-
driQ Gdzets.
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THF NEW YORK REPUBLICAN STATE
CONVENTION.

1etegrophed Exclusively TO The EreRiHg Star
SYRACUSE, Sep. 29.-The Republican State
convention was called to order this morning
py hamilton Harris, and elected Dewitt O.
LittleJohn, Temporary Chairman.
Ihe consolidation of the New York delega.
IONS was announced amid great applause.
ana the contesting delegations from Kings
delegation.
After appointing the usual committees, the
convention took recess until O'Clock o. m
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SUIT AGAINST A RAILROAD.

Ietegrophed Ezeirstrely to The Erening Star.
NEW YORK, Sept 2e.-Luther q. ChalIls has
nroognt suit against the Central Branch Union
Pacific Railroad for SsUOOVO as the value of
services rendered In negotiating a treaty with
the kickapoo Indians, and procuring grant of
Y. ,. bonds TO the company TO the am ount of
Sl,6OO,OcO TO aid in the construction of the road
The case Is now being argued, on a motion 20
transfer IT 10 the United States courn
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b. Boakers' and Brokers' T.IeovapA, ya-es -
Gdgsdpdu.

Lewis johnson Il Co quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign mar kets as follows:
New foRs, sept. 2e.-First Board.-Oanton,
SO Cumberland, p; Mariposa, ~; Onto and
Mississippi Oertfoates, 25 4; Pacitc Mail, 6ls (;
Western Union Telegraph 36s; QuickslIver,
u; BcstoT water Power, 13. New YORK
Central, I5ox; Erie, 3lX; do preferred, S. /;
Hudson. l3i; Reading, siX; Michigan Oen-
tTal, llSk; Michigan SOulnsrn, -; Illinois
Central. I2l; cleveland and Pittsbure p;
Northwest q; dc; preferred. 70; Rock
Terra raause. 81; Toledo snd wabash.
IS; Adams Express, 50; Wells, Fargo
q %. Express l6k; United States Ex-
press, i3; American Express, 3I Mer-
chants' Union, none; Chicago & Alton, I3i,
do. preferred. l35. Market $3.50.
BY Gable.
LONDON, Sept -. LIS p. m.-Oonsols, 90
Bonds, 62's, s3s -; 6J's, s3 67's, s2s 10 s0's
75A. ILLINOIS, q. Erie, % Atlantic, a7K
FRANKFORT, \ IS y. m--No quotations.
LIVERPOOL LIS p. m.-Cotton dull sales 1000
bales Middline Uplands, l2saI2X; Mid
ding Orleans, l2kal2k.
NEW YORK, Sept 29.-The steamer Deutsh-
land. sailing to-day. takes out S2i.eCspecie
Gold Board not yet in operation. Strict prices
FOR gold are from l30 70 l3Ik.
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The YERGER CONsPIRArORS


MEMPHIS, TENN, Sept. e9.-The conspira-
Tors from the Sixteenth United State Infan .ry
VINO We're in league 10 effect the escape of Colo.
mel ferger, at jackson, Miss, are to be triei
oy court martial. One OF them, NJ is fouod
mao private box al the jackson Post Office
There rendezvous for secret meetings win ,ha
citizens, II is supposed, was five miles from
town.
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THB COMING "MILL."-Tne mill between
Collyer and Dougherty appears TO be all the
talk on the streets nowadays. On Saturday
where he had complimentary beuefit at III !.
Metropolitan Hall, and the House was packed
from pit to dome. He appears to have a host
Of friends in the s'Cify OF Hills" for when it
was known that he had arrived, large mum.
Der OF sporting men called At his hotel. Sam
il in fine condition now and is confident OF
winning the dght-NorfoM Va Herald
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EXCITING SCENE ON rHB PRosPRor P.px
RACE CoURsE, N. Y.-There was a purse ana
STAKE OF s2,375, two miles heats TO wagon, trot-
teo for over the Prospect Oourse, last Friday
between '.Old Put" and ssAmerican Girl.' tne
former being the winner In the in teryals n.
tween the heats OF the above race Mr. Bouner
drove Dexter around the course IN a suIky.
amid the acclamstions Of the spectators
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THIRTY VESSELS BURNED IN


BoRDEAux, Sept. ga fire broke out here
last evening among the shipping al the
WnarSes, and thirty vessels laden with
heavy amount unascertained.
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SPECIE COMING FRON FU

7eiegrai he'd Ezeiusirely TO The Evening Star.
SouTHAMPToN, Sept. 29.-The steamship
Deutcniand, which left this port yesterday for
new YORK, took out f2i 900 in specie
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TURKEY AND EGYPT.

7elegraphed EzclusiUely TO The Evensng Star.
CoNsTANTINoPLB, Sept. 29-The mediation
OF tne Great Powers Of Europe in the matter
AT issued between Turkey and Egypt. has been
points which were presented, offered any dim
Guilty. '
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FAILURES NEW YORK

Iete9rophed Exclusively to The Erening Star.
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-The failure OF S,oane
q Co. is announced in the stock exchange
Tnere are rumors of quite a number more
faiIuresi among them that OF lockwood & Co,
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This AfteFleen's Dispatches.
SPECIAL REPORTS.
POWDER MILL EXPLOSION

CoLUMBUs. o.. Sept 2s.-A portion OF the
Miami Powder Company's works, at Xenia.
with terrific force, yesterday afternoon, killing
one man, named Thurston, and nearly destroy.
ing SIX or more other mills belonging 20 the
company, and almost blowing down several
dwellings,, also belonging 10 this company
The damage will reach about $500. The
snock was felt quite severely five miles from
The mills,
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~Wife was undressing little four-year old
chubby arms little while, and then looking
mp into his mothers face, he said: aMamma
who made me 2" "The good man mp in the
sky," answered mamma. Charley turned q
steady. sober, searching look through the tree.
tops mp into the clear, BEAUTIFUL, star.lit sky
for moment and then fnnocentiy capped the
climax with the important question: "But,
mamma, who took me DOWN."
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~A new mode OF conducting funeral, is
coming into vogue In Hartford, Connecticut
Bearers selected from among the friends of ths
deceased, Walk behind the remains, and have
nothfng 70 do with handling the coffin thai
being carried by men employed by the under-
taKer.
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THE NEW YORK GOLD EXCHANGE
BANK.

7etegrdphed Erciusirely 10 The Erening .Star
NEW YORK, Sept 29.-The Gold EXCHANGE
Bank has been placed in the hands of a re.
ceiyer. ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE

THIS EVENING,
The Distinguished Yeung Actor,
NIB. FRANK MAYO,
TOM BURROUGHs,
III bcuclcauIts last New York and London sue
cess, entitled
fOBMOsA; Oh, THE RAILROAD TO RUIN.
FoTmosa Matinee, SATURDAY. at O'Clock,
Adni,son, 90 Cents; Children, 25 Gents.
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~Paris prorounces rats rood eating.

= Mrs. Twitehell is to ask the Pennsylvania
Legislature tor change OF name.
The Mormon girls call the young saints
"Cayutes." and the Gentiles call them
"Yahoos."
0St Louis expects to be the principal sea.
poit OF the world as soon a. the Capital ts moved
- Sitka has sixty baTTooms and two brew.
eries for 600 Inhabitants.
isabella batnes in public at Trouyille,
ana queen Christiana doesn't like it.
friday IL the only day which has not
been used oy some religion a. the Sabbath.
~ Massachusetts, has 10000 more women
tnah men, and wants 70 know what she shall
~ViTginia will have two.thirds of an ay.
ersge crop OF tobacco,
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Gexernment Nrcuritiea

wAsHIssroN, Sept ~, Is6o.-Jay Cooke a
Co, furnish the following quotations Of Gov
erpment securities
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CONFESSION OF MURDkRBR-All doubts
entertained Of the guilt Of Zachary T. Hockin-
berry, convicted Of the murder of Miss Nancy
Ann McCandless at Butler, have at last been
dispelled BY the confession OF Hockjnberry.
He admits the bnrning Of Mr.. McCaudless'
born; also the house of Mr.. McOandless, and
FINALLY to the murder Of Miss McOandless.
The excitement caused in Butler by the con-
feeston 10 intense.-Pitsbury (Po.) Nail, Sep.
tsJDber a.
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SUNDAY EVENING, October 8, 1859.

SA A'ENl0o, OctOpef y, loos,
PROGRAMME PART.
ehe.trS sturf a1ma PelsssPmuehls q I; issssInor
saoh mohhrnSerI .nls Menner chor, washington sen:
feIound and orchestra 5. ''Cavatine di Ernani !"
Herdi-Mlss Minnie HoltEman. A. 81 wish nay
Love woald silently Flow" Mendelshon, Tar
ranged Tor and dedicated to the Waship gton Sac o.
gerbund by Capellmeister w Tschirch Nv ashiog-
ton s& niger rbund. s.. Arie, C'Ahi Perndo Spergiu.
fo, beethoven-Mrs. d. Morell. 6. Bolo pour le
fn fianoi - sufasie sur les Husuenots,"j Thai
pers-Prof: Richter. z. THE Poets Grave on
the hhlhe," mehring-Germauia Mennerchor.
L Overture, C"Oberon,'D O. Won Weber
9rehestra. Alpine Quartette-Messrs Gardner,
Lohman, Letter, and Hoffman 5. Grand Air
and Prayer, l..Der Freischuetz,D q. M. Won
Weoer-Miss Minnie Hoffman, aud Orc nestra
I"1cho in Spring." Abt-Wsshihgton Se n
eeround For this song the Washington SenRer-
Sund received the Prize at the last inter- ati al
Singing Festival at Baltimore, Md I 8. 'CaIl on
tne Nation" Heimap-Germania Meunerchor
Tne Tear" fr. kuecken-Mrs ID. Morell
."Prayer After Rsttle,' (e5 male voices. r.
gerbund, and Orchestra.
Doors open at O'Clock. To commence st
O'clock I1ckets, at 81, to all parts OF the house,
% Metzsrotts . Music Store. seats can be secured,
without tra charge, at Metzei OTIS Music Store
from WEDNESDAY. September 29 1863
The Grand Plano used on this occasion is from
the Gsehle Manufacturing Company, of Baltimore,
awarded tbs W ashfngton SanRtrbund "a Prize
timore. se a Ct
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WHAT A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
Is PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN Kill
LERl 1t not only cures the ills Of the human
fsmi y, but 10 also o sure remedy for horses With
colic. IL has never been known to fail IN Q cure
OF the worst cases. and for sprains, gals, etc, IL
never fails-try 10 once Directions accompa
each bottle. Sold by Druggists generally.-Kentou
COKnfy (hy) Democrat m 92.,m
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ga Wall street speculator returning home
on Saturday evening In no enviable frame Of
mind thus announcing the result OF his opera.
tons to the family group: "No more silk
dresses this Winter, my dear; no more balls
and parues; no more opera boxes;n and then,
warming with his subject. ano more internal
winnings and dinines, and no more id non.
sense OF any sort, Matilds." Surely, the most
uninitiated. would have known that the man
was q bear.
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STEAMBOAT LINES,
BETWEEN
WARRINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter the Fine Steamships Z. O. KNIGHT.
JOHN GIBSON, and NHLEsf OITI, o0nS
OF the MkkOHAh15' LINE, viii make 14CEN
regular seni-veekly trirs bewseu NEW-es6saDs
1Ohh. hLENAk UEiA, WASHINGTON, and
etOhS kTO~N. As fOilsvs: Eeavs NEW YORK
IRON Pier 20. East river. every WEDNESDAY
ancsATUk DAY at T. IN Leave GEORGEr0WN
every MONDAY spd THURSDAY At 10 On.
For II TtleI information Apply u JOS Il. GALT
Agent effce and zhaTf loot OF HiSE 81. 9soTge
town, OF ct the corner ofI7tb street ald New York
svenue j. W IaOMPSOu,
su 2l-u President.
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MINISTER SlCKLES WIfHDRAWS HIS
NOTE TO SPAIN

Telegrdphed Erciusirely TO The Ecenino Star.
MADRID, Sept. 2s-It is reporIed here 10. fav
tin omcial circles that the recent note of Minis
er Sickles has been Withdrawn.
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A MAFCH 10 DRxTIR.-Bonner writes to the
New York Herald that the report that Dexter
Is 10 rot against Lady Thorne for the benefit of
the Avendale fund, Is without foundation, He
declines 10 let Dexter trot against any horse
even the most worthy purpose; but he offers
100000 In cash for any horse in the world that
will tfot as Dexter uotted week before last,
mile In 2:21x TO road wagon, and carrying
the same weight which he carried.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
II o SIS nm HOUS
On the Hsisifs opposite Gso-

On the Hsisits opposite Georsstovn.
Infs elegant and attractive summer re- . 4
ueat fs low open for the entertainment V6yA2
81 quests In inviting the patronage of lc.k
Soe public the proprfetors deem il only necessary
oen attention 70 its high, airy, and csol loca-
uon, ana tne 9nsurpAssed views presented from
srousds, and TO pledge, in addition 90 these great
natural advantages, that its larder aud bar will be
kent constantly supplied with scsryfhiHs the most
nssid1ons taste can desire. The cooking shall be
nnexcelied, the attention prompt and polite, and
the Charges reasonable.
81 Rosslynn may be reached by the AQueduct
Bridge. or By the Long Bridge via Arlington
scenery of historic interest
jes$u SYKES q CHADWICK. Proprietors.
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NATIONAL THEATER.

NATIONAL THEATER,
GRAND SACRED CONCERT
BY THE
WASHINGTON s4EHGERBUND,
assisted BY the GEkMANIA MEHNER-
GhOk. ALPINE QUARTET cE, MISS MINNIE
HQLILMAN, Of Baltimore: MRS. ID. MORELL,
OF washington, and q full Orchestra.
musical Professor Carl Richter
Leader OF Germania Me- ennercho Professor Carl
LenschoW.
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ODD ELLOws' HALL,
" SEVENTH STREET,
POSITIVELY SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
Commencing MONDAY. September 27th, Matinee
on sATUkDAY,at3 O'Clock.
WfM AN,
WlZARD AND vENTRILOQUIST,
with his LiLLIPUTIAN OIROUS.
Distrfouton ofVALUABLE OF PRESENTS ct the
close Of each performance
:, Admission, rs Gents. Family ticket. admitting
81 persons, 81.
Doors open att O'Clock ; to commence ct o'clk.
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NEW BO0kS-Some Recollections of the Anti.
v Slavery Coafiicti By Samuel j Mag; On So
he Secret Of Ssedenborg; being On elucids ii ON
Of his doctrine OF the Divine Natural Hum Anity;
by Henry James. q 81. The Principles Of Psy-
ShOiosy; By John Bsscom, SI75. ON the Edge of
ihe storm; b the author Of "a Msdemoiselle Mo-
T. &c, 81 rs. konigsmark; the Legend of the
Hounds, and other Poems; By George II. Boxer.
elI5: Household edition Of !" George Eliots'
Novels, commenc' ng with Adam Bebe, 81 per
volume The Innscents Abroad or, the New Pill
Ertmls Progress, being some account Of the steam
ship QuakeI City's pleasure excursion TO Europe
and the Hoy Land, with descriptions of Coun-
tries, N atiOns Incidents and Adventures. as they
appeared TO the suthor. with 234 Illustrations; by
Mark Twain. 81 So The Literature Of the Age
OF Elizabeth; by Edwin p. Whippe. 81 rs. Eel
tons Greece; Lectures on AncieHt and Modern
Greece, by e. U. telton, LIZ u. late President OF
Harvard University; new EDITION; two volumes
In one, S5- The Queen of tAe Air; being q study
Of the Greek Myths OF Cloud and Storm: By john
Ruskin, LII. Sl.35. Henry Crsbb Robinson o
Diary, Remfniscences and Correspondence, two
volumes. -. Frederick W. Robertson's sermons.
two volumes. S. Countess Gisela; by the author
OF " Old Nam selle's Secret" complete, Sl.75
Our Own Birds by VIM Il. Baily. SIS Xomen
end Theatres; by Olive Logan 81 90. Th4seyen
Curses Of London; sy james Greenwood, 3yehts.
Lords and Ladies; by the author OF =" C6een Of
County" rs cents. Metss Faith; By the author
Of Jeanfels Quiet Life" &c. 50 cents. False
Colors; BY Aenie Ihornas, author of +" Playing for
HtSh Stakes" Re, IS cents. Mademoiselle Fifty
Millions, 50 cents. PHILIP SOLOM0Ns,' Book
sellers and etationers, 322 Penna. ave, between
9Th and 10Th streets. se lS-tf
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THE PENNSYLVANIA GOAL TRADR-Rusine IS
D,A-The Philadelphia Ledger Of Monday thus
reports the condition of the coal trade:
The anthracite coal trade continues dull as to
orders from consumers, but the supply in the
aggregate is on the increase, without any
material change in prices. The Reading Rail-
IO3,050 tons, and tor the year 3,O97, ,siI tons,
against 2,557, ,26S tons to corresponding time in
1865, an increase OF 54O,576 tons. The SchuyI-
Kill Navigation brought down for the
week i7,5eA tons, and for the season 4S2, $50
tons, against 635,177 tons to same time last
season, an increase Of 152 16l tons. The entire
coal tonnage OF the week by all the principal
carrying companies is 320,0ls tons, and for the
year So6 7b3 tons, against 940l, ,923 tons TO cor
responding time in 1S68-a decrease Of l5,l6s
tons. On the Goth instant there will be another
public scale OF Scranton coal, and something
Will depend upon the prices then realized as 10
the future of prices in the general market. On
Friday last some Of the representatives of the
mines were in this city, with the view OF deter
basis for the price Of production Of the current
month. The miners at the first of the month
agreed TO continue on work, leaving thu average
price OF coal for the month to be fixed on the
25th instant, on which TO adjust q basis. We
have not learned what price was agreed upon,
but was informed previously that an advance
was expected by the miners, which, If granted
by the coal operators, decrease in the price OF
coal 70 consumers is not very probable. There
is one thing connected with the trade that we
think indispntable. There is capacity not only
IN mining force, but in transportation facilities
Tor considerable increase in coal prod uction,
and that this fact will manifest itself as soon as
orders take the present stock of coal from the
centres at which it is piled. The Reading
Railroad Company has twenty locomot otiyes
ana two thousand coal cars more than II had AT
tins time last year, giving il a capacity Of
10000 tons week. The Lenigh Valley road
and the Lehigh Navigation have each increased
proporfionately es much or more, so that there
seems no probability Of scarcity of coal
though the market may be so managed as to
prevent any fall in the price of coal. Vessels
are in moderate supply-frsishtsu nm nehanssd-
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~Cincinnah papers affect surprise mat the
contract for printing is giving TO the highest
bidder.
~Thomas Thompson, late of Boston, left
$4,000 for the benefit of the shop girls and
seamstresses Of Dutchess County, New York.
~An editor alluding TO the demand for fe.
male suffrage, female doctors and female cler.
gymen, remarks that another want presents
iIself, that Of female women.
~Alexander H. Stephens can only walk BY
the aid Of crutches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-29

MRS. GENERAL BANKS whose health ha
been very bad for years, has recovered, and
will receive with old time grace this winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-29

SECRETARY ROBSON has returned from his
recent visit to Philadelphia, and was at the
Navy Department to-day.
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Two HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN DOLLARS
in fractional currency were received at the
Treasury Department to-day from the Bank
Note Printing Companies in New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-29

THE PRESIDENT visited the Treasury De-
partment this morning, and had q long inter
view with Secretary Boutwell,.
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SLATE AND MARBLE MANrELs.
Having purchased the entire interest In the
SLATE AND MARBLE MANTEL BUSINESS
Off. w Hamilton. Esa.. and removed that bust
nees rom No 243 Pennsyivahis avenue, between
18th and 18th streets, to the
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
BUILDING,
corner 9Th and streets, would respectfully in
yfte all those who have been dealing with the old
nrm aud the public generally 70 call and exanin ne
ny stock, which 1 guarantee 10 be good and
eomplete Is can be found In this OF any oIher mar
ket 3. p. WESLEY,
sfAlm Corner 9Th and ID strAeta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-29

SECRETARY SHERMAN returned here this
morning from New York, and was at the War
Department to-day.
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INTERNAL RKv8SUB.-The receipts to-day
from this source were S552,S1J.
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PERFECT MANHOOD.

FChFE II MA NHOOU.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN on the evil. NJ
{ sELf-BNERvATION, with certain help for the
erriDg and unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter en-.
yelopes. free OF charge. Address HOWARD AS
ISOLATION, Box p, Pbiladelphia, Pa SEES .eo3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-29

HON. SAMUEL 8. FISHER, Commissioner Of
Patents spoke last evening, at the Great Iu-
dustrial Exhibition Of the American Institute
in New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-29

COMING HoMB.-The U. s. storeship Guard,
Commander Adams, Is expected to arrive at
New York from Lisbon, in the course Of q few
days, where she has been with supplies for the
European squadron.
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ELLIS, IRON BITfERS.

ELEIS IhON BITIEKS,
viii enrich the blood and prevent ft from becom.
ing vatery and weak. give o healthy com piex ION.
restore the appetite, fnvigorate the syetem and
are very palstable. These bitters are recomuieni-
ed TO all persons requiring o safe ana Valuable
tonic to fmpart tone and strength to the system
not sfven by bftten merely stimulant In their
effects; which. although they may possess tonic
vegetable properties, cannot give the strength ts
the blood which the Iron Bitters will give.
Prepared By VIM. Ellis. Chemist. For sale In
Washington By KIDWELL & SON, Peansylvania
avenue and i4th street. mv8- An
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BATCHELOR,S HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world
the only true aud perfect Dye; harmless reliable
instan cons; no disap pointment; no ridiculous
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The TRIP OF The ODD FELLOWS TO
THE PACIFIC.
From Omaha Through. /.

Religious Exercises at Echo Cdhon-Preachina and
Photogrdphin0 at the same time-Ihe Odd FeI-
loacs Strike Fruit-The Odd Felto,os Baked and
Grated at They are Orated and
ExcuTsionized at San Francisco.
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ADJUTANT GENKRAL LoRRsZo THOMAS, Is
ru stIcating in Massachucetts.
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SHOULD THE GUNBoAT recently sold to the
Haytien authorities by this government not
prove satisfactory to them after the trial OF her
qualities, the Navy Department will authorize
the purchase money to be refunded and the
vessel restored to the service.