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TIE TUHF.

TEoTTING on TIE FASHION COURSE, l.. l.
There was large assemblage of sporting men
Yesterday on the Fashion Course TO witness the two races
n syccpstakcs trOt and a match, announced 10 take
place The first was for stake OF $780, mile heats best
three In FIVE to wagons, for which the entries were W.
Ioyclls bay mare Lady Lowell Dr. Oglo's bay geldng
Red Rover. and W. Borsts bay mare The latter, how
ever being ainss withdrawn leaving the other two
contend together FOR the sweepstake IN te poor pct
ting Red Rover was the aSorIG o. svT 10 ; or a u
in three straight heats with the greatest possible ease
Lady Lowell acting badly and oreGng & eT IN eaG
when she struck steady gate Time;
FASHION Corssr L. L. April G-SSerpake $780, mile heats.
" " Io1sI. m i Lady
W. b0f''' " Tiim,s-2:5a 2:55. 2:55
The second race was "a match between w. Lovelis bay
Cedlng Big Jim and Dr. Ogles sorrel gelding Pet milo
heats three In FIVE wagons for $780, owners to drive
Pet was the ayoro the start at 80 to 49, which odds
were Increased after he the first heat easily The
second heat was declared dead heat by the Judges and
the favore the Third and fourth and the race IN fine
SANE DAr-Maeh 500; mile heat, aims to owners to
Dr. Ogle'sa e. Observation-Disclosures. ..''
"'Lo'eD' & T FS i:i5 a:i 10
The purses offered by tho proprietor OF the above
Course be trotted for at the coming Spring meeting,
the ak purses offered by tho proprietor for trottng
horses only three ed and tho yelocipedo purse had
not @@.s s Rs es for the i
mile heats, In harness Mnnees o. NJ
American Girl LovstFs b. Gen Butler; hoieomoe' D.
N. Lucy atm 4. ...anJ IN "a
d horse for that beat 2J7 mile beats 10 hGei
Y Warfh e. Mercer; d. MAces White Fa.n Cninst
h m hspfsG Owners br 9. Sir Johni d. hodehs o NIKE
Norton; o j. H. Wilson's Clareneei rauef'0n' o' H.
Mystic Maid. -. ..,o - 49,, Ann .. ,..ooJ an "a
Tor horses that beat 1885, mile heats In "a mar
ness l. d. M,ees g. White Pawn Cadney'. r. h y%
"a 'p.,syou's Dr. a. David Bonner; T. Wadsg g. Mercer
Purse No 2 $500 for all horses 70 saddle had ony one
entry viz; n IIolcombes b. III. Lucy. No. ~, soO0 LOT
doube teams had only entry-Dan Maces MACK anu
Tan. and purse No $780, for gentlemen horses
had but one entry-Owners b. JOhn LONelt' lhey ooh
,eaucntly do not I'll.
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Su,siaI aotius.

American Institute Farmers, Club.A meeting Of the Clad
vii be held TO-DAY Sesaiy A9T 2 a OeoeE M a; the Ioo%
ural Improvement arc invited NATHAN G. EIY. Cbssnsa
JoHS W. CHAMBERS Secretary.
in. SMsc1s and sSSSEaS pAfRS Agents ' '''''
Twenty Grp years experience
PsuphI.s ofLaw and lniouma.ioa free
nIoer q thandon's
vintage For sale with all hrclsss dealers
Hew.York, April G. 1852
or oGcr". the best cheap SEWSGMAcSE INSIDE IN A@scs ca
learn particulars By addressing W ABBOTT Co. ST. Cslharues
Province Of Ontario Casada
Wm Is. Conant begs leave the public
eonnus vARSISH aud JAPAN MANUFACTURING BUSINESS
No. 81, Eat NOW syn % os g S sd , % NJ pSpaS
all old and this establishment assuring them that the,
To Ne iiFs" April i e 1863 ''''
storage for Furniture, Pianos baggage, Boxes, &c.
ap rdy 1o. 6oSGS on the premises anu ' '''''''
DIR. J. H. chenck, having been ohslto reaqush rCsua
professional visits to NewYOk Of Ls increased practice sn
business in Philadelphia begs leave to inform the public that
quenee great patients ,
bis lie has determined make occasional visits Ony ,ha
city which viii be duly announced by advrrtnent in tia
public Prints
He takes this opportunity thank numerous patients for .A.
confidence his mode Of treatment aud this srsssas
will their requirements.
Dr. sCHRNCKS medicnes-PULMONIC SYRUP sgkwEgH
TONIC and MANDRAKE PILLswth directions In Rng.s Ger
man. and FRENCH obtained Of druggists aud dealers
Sold also wholesale retail by John Henry IL Park row
NewYork.
Price Of the PunOn Syrup and seswcd Tonic pes bottle
or 81 so hafioIen Mandrake Pills. IS cents pee bon
John Henry will remove to No College Place Maui
Albert Gates, DEALER IN FINE WATCHES, JgWELRY "A
SlLyERwhRR. No. 6S Broadway, up stairs =
IS- Special attention 10 Repairing FiBe Watches
Post-0nce NOce.Ihe mails fr Europe as week eadas
NAV l. Will close at this ohoe TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY ass
and sa f. s. f sa a. o' a. I'd B. !.
ohee on SATURDAY at8 ami stations FRIDAY
NIGHT as flows aud H. o. aad o. Gi5; and H. sa; sa
q, s0pm. iGMRS KgLLY r. ~
Awnings aud all the different Kinds OF Coverings French Ras
S0a American At khLFfS Curtain Store. 10 ~7 BCoIaNsN
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Hazard & Ca.welps Cod Liver OIL I. sa. best

The celebrated sozodoni said to made from the Soap
of
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FUNERALS TO-DAY

ANDERSON. JAMES. No. 646 Huasou st.
CALLAHAN. MICHAEL. Nc. ll0 Bowcry.
CORRY, JAMES, No 3l3 West Forty .foarth-st
HANSON. NICHOLAS No. loo Jamesst
LTTCHULT ANN r.. No. 27l Adans-st
MOTT GARRrT s. Pres Church Forty second between Fas
aud SXihsVes
MURPHY JOHN No. l0a South Fint-st. Brooklyn. 4. d.
MUNDY, CHARLES C.. No IL Lineolnpiee Brooklyn, D.
OSBORNE, ALONZO. Kcuts., Oakland. Brooklyn ID.
PBrTlS, HENRY, M. lt9 Bghth.aV-
SCHMIDT, ALBERT, X. No 81 West Beveatbst
TEuNGST. LOUIS, No 30l RiyIngtOn.st
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THE STATE or TRADE.
DONRSTIC NARKETS,

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKgrs
PRaskyORr April 26-uniied States BOud que hyerwenses
closed at 97i0315 for the old Issue.
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MARRIED..

Thursday evening", April o. at The Chuh
Holy Trinity by the Rev Charles H. Hail. d. D. Ewsrd
Hos-man Florence L. daughter OF Cob Thomas
Benton from Virginia
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DIED.

AH Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed uith fa
name and address.
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Institute Farmers Cuba eeg Of the Club
will be held TO-DAY trueslay April 27 o'clock
Institute the COOPER BUILDING Al interested Agcuk
tura Improvement invited NATHAN C. ELY. Chairman
JoHS W. CHAMBERS Secretary.
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Patents.-huNN& Co.. No. 81 P,rkrow n L., Agents obss
ing AMkRlCAN and EUROPEAN PATENTS.
TusntyG ru years experience
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02

Petersburg. ss Knight OF ,he QuilI: M Stou
aker, as Court Jester; q. J. Beil,,as MeamOra
an Indian Seief o. w. Hunter, as Demon u
lier Porter Morss. OF the washinrt1n Frs-ssr.
as n Cfrcs~stsn Dignifarv; " A Patters IN. A.
JAP lnese Tommy; V. Jonnson aud r. r. Mat
,erson, as the Two Dromlos, j Denn,s. a. Don
carlos; Leo WHEAT as an American SNilOr; T..
DAVIS. ss Elri OF Leicester; Sannel T. ting, OF
others.
TIE rREss cane.
Among the members OF the press present
were Messrs. Alexander Little, of the bred
ericksbure News, W. q. Elan. Of the Peters
burg krpres.. MAJOR }. II. Kelly, Of the Pred
ericksourg Herald; Robert Mauzee. Of tue
Stsunton Spectator; Prank Burr, OF the wash
ington CAroniole and Pniladelphla Prg,s- nan
Decknart Of the Hsgerstown kaa. Joan "
Robert w. Hunter Of the winooester T.n.s.
Alexander Hunter. of the wsrrentou lndsr-
II. Foster, OF the Charlottesville CAroaicls. A
J. SEMINAR: OF the Lancaster IPa.D IatenlOeR-
Ger; James p. Cowardin, OF the Rlchmoud
DispatcA, Ernest Witt, of the Richmond Stat,
Joersdi; J. Selby, Of tie Columbia Is. O. Phs-
MA; X. + 9iassette, OF the Norfolk Journal
NJ. Glennan, of the Norfolk rirviHias. w. =
Shields, Of the Richmond Wig: q. Cannon, OF
the Warrenton SeRfnei, Porter Morse. of the
WASHINGTON Erenino Express; Prof A T.. Bled-
Washington, late . ssocia,e editor Of toe Ma
tional In'el,sencer; Frank Smytn, assistant
sgent of the AsSociared Press; W. W Glenn
OF the B>liimore Gcsetie, ]. Marshau Hanna,
OF the Washington Sraddy Herald. Mr. StOfer.
o. the Orange comfy Gazette, and your corrss-
ponceRJ. ONLY two OF the above named gen
Il. men-viz: he, srs Morse aud COwardin-
appeared in fancy costume.
LAST WORDS.
The present season at the White sulphur
hiss been one OF the most successful in It's his
tory, and IL is predicted that the Messrs Peyt pns
will reap the reward OF their iudefatieable
efforts 20 promote the comfort, health. and
happiness of their guests in a net profit OF ever
ahundred thousand dollars. Their success is
well deserved, and their exeruons 70 please
have won the universal approval OF every one
Of the immense number of their guests ali %
whom with one accord vote that they know
how 70 "keep a hotel" The proprietors are
ably assisted by their courteous attaches,
Messrs. J. B. Tinsley, jr., A. w. Trabne, and
others. Professor Henri presides over ths
I rench ctnsine, while Col Frank Con, formerly
OF Haryeys iron-clad OF this city. and for a
mum Der Of years caterer AZ the FauQ uier White
sulphur, has the general superintendence OF
the cooking arrangements Many improve
ments are contemplated by the proprtetorS
for the next season. The presen, season is fast
coming 10 a close. and IL is believed will be
over in about ten days. q
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.

FROM CENTRAL AND sou TIL AM ER ICA
New YORK, Sept. 2.-The steamship ALASKA
brings Panama dates to August 23d, and SEC, 900
from California.
Several American seamen who shipped on
the steamer Quaker City, which vessel entered
the Haytien service under the name OF the
Columbia, have arrived at Asplnwall, and are
dependent upon the contributions Of the mer.
chants to pay their pas sage to New York.
The sloop of-war jamestown has sailed on
cruise to the Fejee Islands.
Pichinichi volcano, neae Quito, Guayaquii,
has commenced heavy erupttons.
Valparaiso dates 10 August Sd state that four
million dollars worth of bonds are to be issued
to aid the Talcahuana railway.
The Chilian Legation is to be removed from
London to Paris.
Consul Cold well has arrived at Valparaiso
Peruvian advices contain little news. Sew.
eral small earthquakes are reported in the
southern provinces.
The Government has raised the price Of guano
to Sl3 per ton.
President Bal.a has issued q decree acknowl-
edeing the independence of Cuba on the 18th OF
August.
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WESTERN ITEMS.

ST. LoUIs, sep. 2.-WyllIs King, superin-
tendent of the insurance department of this
State, has procrrC injunclons against the
Hannibal Savings Company and the Pacific
Mutual of this city, on the ground of insel-
vency.
A Virginia City, Montana, dispatch says
The Territorial Audiror aud Treasurer, elected
at the late election, have been removed by Gov.
ashley, who has blled the places by appoint
ments. The case will be contested.
At the official count Of the votes yesterday
virginia CITY was declared still the capital.
The stage which left Helena last night, was
robbed OF several thousand dollars by roai
agents near Malad, parties are now in pursuit
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

Ceol Boasting by the Friscans Over their
Weather-Admiral Farragut-Greataess
Drink-Naval Matters on the Pacific
Coast.
Correspondence of the Starl
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, August 25, Iss9.-
Dear StdT:-Though in doubts that ANYTHING
remains to be told about this mucn written up
country, particularly after the recent visit OF
the "STAR" delegation and their companion
with the white hat, to the Pacific coast, / will
nevertheless remain unsatisfed till can get
word of my own in edgewise at least.
What superiority one feels over his fellow
creature when he can flap his wings and crow
of superior comfort. We'uns have got you'uns
In regard TO the matter Of epdurable wea ther at
least. for while the telegraph brings the daily
information OF intense heat, thermometer over
lO0 degrees, more cases of sunstroke, etc. we
Californians read the dispatches with a Ger.
tainty that no such fate is ours, but we do fear
.iS tnat our families in washington might furnish
"another case OF sunstroke;" and yet our
mercury ranges from 65 to 70 degrees, while
overcoats never get old fashioned for lack of
opportunities to use them.
Admiral Faragut and wife are living at Val.
lejo Springs, and will probably deter their re.
turn to the East for long time, he having ex.
pressed his intention Of building a block Of
d1wsilIng 1nwa houses houses at Vallejo. He is fully al.
pressed would be most agreeable to him. for
Caiifornians are Indifferent to greatness il N
wont respond anirmatively to "Let's take q
drink"
'.STAR," did You ever play base bali 7 did.
but gave up in disgust because could not eet
on the first nine, but felt proud on readins
this mornings press dispatches to md tnSt
yesterday the Nationals succeeded in their on
repeated but VAN efforts to vanq uish the "a.
nous MutuAls, and long may they wave
Army matters are dull here; few oficers
are daily TO b seen airing their uniforms on
Montgomsry street, but they are perfectly
As for the navy, there might be something
done II there were any vessels TO do IL, bat
tney are all being repaired at the navy yard.
The United States sloop.of.war JamestoWn
sails the last OF this month, on q cruise 70 the
Fejee and Caroline Islands. The PensacoIa,
Admiral Turner'S flAgship, u making q trip 10
Puget Sound. and will return IN two or three
weeks, TO undergo extensive repairs. The Os.
sipee, Commodore Tayior's flagship, will not
complete her repairs for three or feur months.
Inc Lackawanna is to be re6tted, and viii be
ready f0e sea in about eight months. The Re.
SAGA Is good for . month or two at the yard, es
Also the Saranac. The Cyane will proceed 70
ner station In Alaskan waters on the return OF
ADMIRAL Turner, and the Mohican will soon
return with the eclipse observation party, but
OF courte Till need repairs, 20 you can judge
mat the Pacific squadron IL not very effective.
but will shut on my throttle and spare
you. FRANKLIN SQUARR
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A THREATENED DUEL BETWEEN
TWO NEWSPAPER MEN WHICH
DIDN'T COME OFF

WHITE SULPHUR SPRING, September "A
difficulty having arisen here between L. O.
Washington and w. W. Glenn, Of the Balti.
more Gazette, growing out Of a Letter writ en
by the former TO Virginia paper
which was construed as containing Offensive
al1usions, the parties proco led to the field
tbs morning with view to hostile meeting
The matter was subsequently adjusted, the text
OF the adjustment being said to be the follow.
ing" The challenge of Mr.. Washington and
TIE epitfets Of Mr.. Glenn are hereby with.
drawn, Mr.. Washington disavowing the n-
tention ofsaying anything offensive In his origi.
nal letter."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02

HORRIBLE MASSACRE IN SPAIN.-A Madrid
letter says there is a great excitement in Spain
over the recent execution Of nine men near
Barcelona, by Lieut.. Col. Cosalis. Eight of the
executed persons were Carlists, and the ninth
was gamekeeper, and they were all shot
Wl'aout any form of trial. The officers who
directed the executions had been promoted hv
tne government for the part he had taken, thus
verifying the recent statement Of Gen. Prim
mat the government would be cruel, If need be.
In putting down rebellion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02

@0race Greenwood is In Brooklyn.
~Chicago has had q "dog tournament"
They fear q scarcity Of water in New
Haven.
gSmaI pox has made its appearance in
@Henry A. Wise is not i'll, as has been rs.
~There is proposition tc consolidate the
Catholic with the public schools OF Cincinnati.
@Newberne, North Carolina, people, have
picnics at "Hell swamp"
The Countess Of jersey lately gave q
breakfast at { O'Clock in the afternoon.
The unroasted beef in Old England is
sgain troubled with the cattle plague.
D0One Of the largest Sunday schools In San
Francisco II composed Of Chinese children.
~Aquatic sport In Omaha consists In dri.
wing team Of geese harnsssed TO wash.tub.
~ Nashville has Q ssSnuH Club, devoted to
the mysteries OF dipping.
Mrs. Lander will return nom England
In October.
~Anna Dickinson wore bloomer costumes
and rode astraddle In the 70 Semio valley.
~The rowers OF the English hon are awful
Just now.
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PROPOSED REUNION OF THE ARMY
OF THE TENNESSEE

LoUIsvILLF- KY, September "A meeting
OF the Executive Committee to make arrange
ments for the holding of the fourth annual re-
union of the army of the Tennessee was held
yeste. cav. General w. J. Dlvidson, of Lam
casser, Kentucky, " Is selected to deliver the
address OF welcome 70 the society at the next
annuat reunion. Colonel Il. II. Bristow was
appointed corresponding secretary OF the Exec
utiye Commit ee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02

IHB BALTIMoRR ADVERTISING AGENCY
Tne advantage OF advertising thoroughly is
stood IN this country In London, where it -
necessary 70 advertise property or wares ex-
tensiyely, leading advertising agents not unfre-
auentIy dispatch from their Offices, at one time
Thousands OF advertisements; and have tner
all appear simultaneously throughout m.
Kingdom on the following day. In Paris there
are agencies which control adyertlsipe
possible facilities TO advertisers, and beins on
great aio 70 publishers. The marked success
Hnicn mas attend d the enterprise Of Messrs
Nnmn q holman u gratifying, as their
agency certainly fills business want long felt
In balumore.-Baltimors Gazette, July 2OA
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0Strakoech. Cariotta Patti, Prume the
Brest on Saturday for ths United Statss.
- The horse sHenry," that made such fast
time ~ Buffalo. has been sold 70 q Mr.. Wallace.
OF New York, for $4,000.
0Princess Lascaris- Pallologus, Who haa
been proclaimed such BY the Roman senate,
Florence.
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EXPECTED INDIAN Plight

CHICAGO, Sept. At Is reported that band
OF Sioux have left the Indian reservation on
the Missouri river to attack the Pawnees near
Columbus, but no attack has yet been made.
The Pawnees are advised Of their intentions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02

BUD CARTRR KILLED A correspondent at
McMinnville, Tenn, informs the Nash willie
Bulletin that the notorious Bud Uarter, OF
White county, whe made VIM. b. Hill nav
$4,000 for his ransom recently, was killed at the
forks Of the road. near Rock Island, in War.
rem county, on the night Of the 26th Of August
1t Ii not known who killed him. A large bali
passed through his head and many smaller
ones through his body, thought to be buckshot.
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Baltimore Markets, rs.d.v.

bAITIHoR1, Sept. 2.-Cotton feeling better
Ihere Is little business for want OF stock.
Prices nominally at3ik. Flour more frm and
acuve, win an upward tendency, out no ad-
1880 do. extra, &6l5oas7.75: do. family Ssa
~ Oty Mills supernne, s6as65O; do extra,
80 5Oa$7.Si do. family, ss-25aslO-5O; Western,
suPeInne, S6aS6.25i do. extra &C 50aS7.50; do
family, s6.5Oa&s. .25. Wheat firm And hrshey.
prime TO choice red, SI.s0asI.ss. Corn arm:
prime white, Sl.lei yellow nominally az 81 2Os
nI.zz. Oao nrm al 60a6ac. Rye sI.lOaI Is
vancingi NIB sides, IsK: clear do, IsX; snouI-
9ers, 9 TO- hams, 2ia25. Lard quiet at 2Oa2I.
WHISKY firm at SI.l1
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>, LAND SAL8 II HMAKYLAND.-Daniel Clarke.
ESQ, as Trustee, last week sold the farm of
We late Mary e. Sansbury, 3 few miles from
Forestville. 1tcontained 200 acres and Was
purchased by Hon. S. II. Berry, tor $40 DER
ecre.-Aarlboro Gazette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02
ACCIDENTAL KH.IRn

NORFOLK, VA, Sept. "A Mrs. onoly, late
OF Baltimore, sud but recently married, while
visiting flour mill last evening, WIS caught
IN the machinery Of the mill and crushed to
death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02

THE PURCHASE OF CUBA.-The very last re.
port is that the President and Secretary Fish
deny that General Sickles was authorized to
present proposition to the Spanish Govern.
ment providing for the abolition of slavery in
the Island OF Cuba, her representation In the
Cortes and recognition of the insurgents. Min.
lister Sickles is instructed, 1t is said to neeoti
ATE with the Spanish Government tor the free
dom Of Cuba. the Cubans to pay for the Span.
ish forts, public buildings, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

0The New York money market worked easily
throughout yesterday, with the larger number
of loans at six per cent. Gold since our last
edition has been dull and steady. Goyern-
inert bonds are steady but generally fraction
lower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02
RAILROADS.

BALTIMoRI AND OHIO RAILROAD,
g.
wAsHISsfoN, 1873.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI.
MORE and WAsHINGf0H AND TIE WEST,
are now run % follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, at y, Q, aud $50
A. q and i2:4a, 2:5O, &:20, $40, and 1:45
FOE ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at and 8 80 A.
and =. SO and Q 20 p. NJ
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave % A. n. and l:20 p. n. Ho train "a
or from Anaspolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY
FOB BALfIMORu.
Leave q a. n, and 12:43, 2:30, $40, and
FOE WAY STATIONS.
Leave as 9 A. n, and 2.50 and 7:43 p. n.
ZOE ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
a. n !, 2.50, and 1:4s and 9 P. u.
On Saturday at A. n :, and =: SO p. n.
On Sunday st 2 so, 1:45 and p. n. only. cor
Meeting q Relay Station With trains from Bald
more 70 Wheeling. ParkersberG, &c.
fbroagh tickets 70 the West can b hsd at tbs
Washington Station Ticket Once at al hours Of
ne day. Also, at the Companyb Once, 400
tickets st the avenue once can there arrange 70
have their baggage called or and ed at their
residence, taken 20 the Depot, and put In the bag
1or New York PhiIsdelphis, and Boston, see
a6yertisement Of Through Line"
J. L. WILSON, Master Of Transportation
l.. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent,
no0 GEO. 3. kOOHTZ. General Agent.
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FATAL ACCIDENT,

CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-Henry Prather, Of Deca.
tnr, brother of Gov. Oglesby, while riding in
ais buggy last evening was run into by a span
Of runaway horses and almost instantly killed
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HARvARDS AND OxFORDs.

LONDON, Sept. 2.-The Harvard and Oxford
crews have united in a note to the Thames
Conservancy, thanking them for their exer.
TONS IN keeping the course clear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02

THE WORKING PBoPLI.-The operative tail.
ors OF New York are reported TO be oreanizins
cutters OF New York have struck against a re-
duction Of wages from ga to ga week,
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Wall Street Te.Dav

NV YORK, Sept 2-Stocks steady. Money
easy at from TO per cent. Exchsnge' Ion 70.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02

CoMNoDoRB THOMAS A. DoRNIN, light.
honse inspector, has been inspecting the light.
houses on the Potomac river and CHESAPEAKE
bay. He has found them all in good condition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02
A SCHOOL QUEsTION IN IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Sept. 2.-Cardinal Cullen has issued
a pastoral letter forbidding parents to send
their children to national model schools on
pain Of deprivation Of sacramento.