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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-07-17
OHIO DEMOCRATIC CONvEN-
THON.

The Democatic State Convention Of
Ohio nominated General Rosecrans for
Govcnor, T. G. Godfrey for Lieut. Coz.
enor, w. j. Gilmore for Supreme Judge,
Stephen Bahnan for State Treasurer, Col
j. NJ. Cornell for Attorney General,
James Churchill for Superintendent of
Public Works. 1.-The resolutions dc.
nounce tho exemption of Government
bonds from taxation as uni ust, and say it
ought not 10 be tolerated nor any appro.
priation for the payment Of interest on
the public bonds until they ure made sub
ject to tsxation dcnounce tho proposed
payment Of the bonds in gold as unjust
and extortionate, and say it must force
on the people the question Of rcpudiation /;
denounce high protective tariff as dis.
eliminating in favor of New England, as
unfair and oppressive 10 the people oftbc
world demand a tariff based on revenue
principles alone, and upon the closest
principle Of approximation Of free trade
declare in favor OF limited number Of
hours Of labor, Of liberal laws in regard to
household and homestead exemptions from
sale and execution, and liberal grants Of
land from the public domain to actual set
tiers indorse the action OF the late Gen.
eral Assembly, which they thank for its
economical expenditures denounce the
18th amendment policy. and the lceisla.
ton Of tho Radicals as tending to destroy
the reserved rights of the States and to
convert the Republic into consolidated
dcspotism; denounce the national bank
ing system as one Of the ouigrowtIs Of a
bonded debt system; condemn the trial
and sentence TO death # citizens by mill.
tary commission, and inYitc all couscrya-
tive citizens 10 unite 10 securing the Gov
crnmen, from the unworthy hands into
which i, has fallen"
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It [l5th amendment will cut no figure in the
next State canvass, and we therefore take this
opportunity to give it an earnest APPROVAL Ua-
ionist.
A novel reason, to be sure, for approv-
ing the amendment fyou imagined that
it would be in issue next year, we sup
pose you would dodge it, just as you did
negro suffrage in our last election, and
just as you did three years ago when you
said that ''loyal men might honestly diff
fer" upon the questions at issue between
johnson and Congress.
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IMPORTANT JEcIsIoN.-An important
case has JUS been decided in the U. s.
District Court, Deadly, Judge. An order
was made, in the case of J. j. Walton &
F;on, bankrupts, rejecting the claims of
Allen & Lewis and Failing, and refusing
to allow them to be proved.
Walton & Son, being insolTent, con-
fessed judgment and procured and suf-
fered their property to be taken on legal
process with intent to give preference to
Allen & Lewis and Failing, with knowl-
edge Of the insolvency upon the part of
the latter. This being held to be fraud
upon the Bankrupt Act, and void, the
judgment creditors proposed to surrender
any advantage they might have acquired
by the judgments or executions and to
prove their debts and take their distrbu-
tive shares in the estate, the same as if no
preference had been given.
The Court held that no person who had
taken such preference, within six months
next preceding the commencement OF
proceedings in bankruptcy, could be al
lowed to surrender his preference and
prove his debt, and that to allow these
creditors to surrender their unlawful pref.
erence and come in and prove their debts
would be to violate both the letter and
spirit of the act.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-07-17

The telegraph says that President
Grant states that he will not interfere in
the Mississippi election.
Who in the world has said he would !?
Grant treats the matter as though there
was SO strong presumption the other
way as to require this disclaimer It's as
cool as an Alaskan iceberg.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-07-17

Bus lss men, worn by care and sedenta
ry habits, often suffer from constipation of
the bowels, until the evil consequences of
such condition are realized in extreme de.
bility, nervousness and prostration of tho
vital energies of the system and it may he
safely asserted that majority of the female
sex are little better than invalids. from the
same cause, but by simply using DR.. Walk
er's VEGETABLE VINEGAR BIrrERs, this nasn,
ral aperiont and tonic brings back the 9igor
and buoyancy of health.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-07-17

Hon. w. II. SEwARD.-Mr. Sahard
sailed from San Francisco fer Alaska, on
the g Active" on the 10th inst. He will
return by the way of Victoria and Port.
land, thence will return East by the way
of Mexico, where he will visit Juarez. A
guard is expected to meet tho party at
the Pacific Coast, and Conduct it to the
Mexican Capitol.
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SENT FoR.-The Republicans of Mis-.
sissippi have sent for Lewis Dent-one
of the Grant family-in order to make
him Governor of the State. A novel way,
that, of doing things. Imagine the little
whip-snapper, Lewis Dent, resident of
Illinois, packing up his things for a guber-
natorial mission to Mississippi, Imagine
him, the chief executive in that great
State all the way from Galena, and only
because his sister accidently married a
man who stumbled into the Presidency
Where are the native niggers Of Miss
issippi?
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REFUSED TO WoRK.--W learn that yestcr-
day morning on the intro luction of several
Chinese weavers in the oolen Mills at Ore
gon City, the entire Rer of workmen, to
a man. threw up and 1sed to touch piece
of machinery while any Chinese were allow
ed to work the looMah At last accounts the
Chinese were not removed, and work of
course had not been resumed by the white
Operatives Commercial.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-07-17

DEMOCRATIC NoMINATIoNs.-Th
Democratic State Convention of Califor-
MIA has placed in nomination W. 7. Wal
lace and E. Crockett for the Supreme
Judgeship.
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OREGON VS.. CALIFoRNIA.-Since Mr..
Trains return from Victoria, he has
written letter to Hon. James Brooks,
in which he says:
"As sitka is to Portland, so Portland has been
to California; but coming events show that Cali
fornia can no longer cheekmate the Northern Pa
chc Railroad. nor the lines from Utah to the Col
umbia, or otherwise leave Oregon out in the cold.
The Northern Pacific Railway Commission present
their compliments to Messrs. Brooks, Kelly.
Hooper, Blair. Maynard, Mccarthy, Allisen Jul
ian Axtel, &C. and hope they will visit the line OF
the North, that, by laying nine hundred miles of
rail- connects the two oceans on parallel never
blocked with snow and straight as an arrow to
China And not the least of this distinguished
party, this deponent (Gen. Granite succcssor)
holds the man who carried the Pacific Railway bill
against all odds, to his promise of taking tour
round the world in ninety days ria Pacific, Asia,
Africa and Europe, back to New York. God save
the commonwealths Of the Pacific.
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN.
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NOTICE

A LII ACCOUNTS AND NOTES OF J. BAR.
n ROWS co. must be settled within Two
Weeks, as J. Barrows intends to leave for the
Eastern States after that time.
A GOOD PIANO AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
for sale. j. BAnRows A. Co.
Albany, July 10, 1907. v4H4Sw3.
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THE CoSGRgssioNAL COMMITTEE.
The House Committee of Ways aud
Means, consisting Of Hons. Saml Hooper,
VIM. ID. Kelly, Jas. Brooks, Sam'lJ. Ak.
tell, Geo. w. Julian, Horace Maynard
and a. Blair, arrived in Portland last
Sunday evening per steamer. On Mon
day following, they visited Oswcgo and
Oregon City, and examined the Railroad
work in progress above the latter place,
Accompanied by Ben. Holiday and other
guests, they then visited the Dalles ond
Cello, caught numerous salmon, return
ing, took the "0riaamme," which Mr..
HolIaday had placed at their disposal, for
Puget Sound, fully impressed that they
knew great deal about Oregon. We arc
glad that they are satisfied with what they
found although they didn't get out of the
woods and trust they will sing praises
of country they did not see.
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Lowest New York Wholesale Prices I

We sell mere Walth&m Watches than any other
estabiishment in the ceuutry, either Wholesale or
retail Nc sgnd great numbcrs 90 every section Of
the country by Mail or Express. carefully packed,
and in perfect running order. Our plan is this
You want Watch. and see our advertise ment -
ROW, We want YOU 6rst 10 write Us for our De-
scriptiFc and illustrated Price Lis; /; will send
Il. postpaid, by return mail. Ii explains all the
different kinds tells the weight aud quality of tho
eases. with price Of each you tEgz roaLe a sslee-
ton Of the kind yon prefer, aud send Us yeur or
der. We viii thea sand yo1 the Wasch by En-
press, with the bill to collect on delivery. We
giva instruct ms TO the Express Company to allow
you - open the package and examine the Watch
il il suits. You can pay, and take it; If not, you
are under no obligations reesiss it and II it is
taken. and Sfterward does not prove satisfactory.
We will exchanges IL or
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REFUND THE MONEY!

AZ isdieatioH ef ths Prices, sriH quote one
Watch from 1iss. 3he p. s. BARrL.TT, Lersr
Increment. ,rih Erfra Jereis. CkroRometcr Balance,
Patent Piaioa, Patent Dust Cap, and all the other
late improvements, IN Solid Coin SiLEsr Case
$2S in Greenbacks, or about $40 in Coin.
All thS other kinds. both geld and silver. in tho
same proportion. DO not order Watch till you
have sent for a Price List, it col taius . grea;
deal of information regarding these Watches that
will enable You to make intelligent selection.
Don't forget. when you write. TO state that you
saw this advertisement in the STATE RIGnTs DEa-
ooRAT. and You need not put in stamps for return
postage. Address in full,
HOWARD g. Co.,.
Jewellers and SiIversmiths, 6Io Broadway,
New York:
We refer. by pcrtnissiou, to = y -
Messrs. WELLS, FARGO Co., n. Y. and San
Francisco.
/. w. RAyHoED. Esq. 7. n. BUTLER. ESQ.,, B. c..
Howard, Esq, San Francisco.
W.s: HohAET, Esq, virginia City. Nevada.
jull7v4n4Sm2.
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BLANK DEEDS, of the l!assst and most
approved form, for sale at this o4fice> waTraatk
andMortgage.
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4 TERRIBLE TRAGEDY The d"hp
World, relates a deed Of unparalleled
atroeiiy that took place in Idaho City on
the 4,h inst
Some two or three years previous, a
man named Porter hGI difficulty with
man naned Moore. On the day Of the
tragedy, Porter met Moore, with party
Of fficni is, in brewery, aud going upto
him offered las baud aud prolczsc5 q de-
sire 10 drop bis gruiges and become .
friend, Moore replied IN like spiri;
the two drank together, aud Moore in.
yitcd Porter TO lunch with himself and
his party some 1 or > per
sons-in the rear og the building After
catin. and drinking with them, Poftel
rose, drew his six shooter, and looEing a
the party said - DO you see this 2" at th'
same time cooking aud pointing the weap
on towards the groap. Ooe ol them re
m0us'ratcd, and remarked: Oh, mas
put that up; YOU might acci4ently hur
some one with it." Almost instantly, how
ever, Porter fired, sho, Hanson q he ross
from the table aud was preparing 20 q
away; next sho, Moore, as he was run
ming from tho place and, after Grinl
other eifeciual shots ., others Of the party
hurried from tho premises himself. Por
ter fed aud during his flight, snappc'
his pistol At Henry Benuett, who was sit
ting in his own doorway entered the rea
of John Groitam's house, and upon com
Jog at the front entrance saw Mrs. Cor
ham, at whom he again snapped his pis
tol; after cooking and threating mar
named Brown, he continued his fight IN
Ill his arrest When arrested, he showct
fight, aud attempted to shoot the Shcrlf
but was prevented by some derangcmep
of his weapon, Porter is evidently crazy
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WALTHAM WATcHEst

Let every one zho warts = Watch, read this care
fgliy.
Especially If in sSme re,naic ant of she,wsy place.
Now that The Eairoad is open. we propose to-
give the residents Of UgEcos the oIporluuiiy Of
getting single genuine Waltham Watches At ths
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-27
THE MARKETS TODAY.
Telegraphed Esclusirely to The Eveniag 81

Ie1eyTuP"eu L1ctustcety 70 INC Lcsntng NtdT.
BALTIAoA1, Oct 27.-Cotton nominally 26.
Flour dull, with demand light and market ia
voring buyers, but prices are without decided
change. Wheat steady; Maryland nd Sl.35a
sl.45; Western. Sl.33ae1.40; White, sI.l2asi.l5.
Oats 57a59c. Rye dull, with prices unchanged.
Pork frm At 80. Bacon quiet Rib sides, 90;
clear do, 20K; shoulders, II; Hams, 2la25.
Lard quiet at lSafsx. WHISKY firm and in
mir demand At 81 .sQaSl2l,
BALTIMORE. Oct. s7.-vlreinia SIS, old, rs
bid, 4Sx askedi do 1907. 80 ssksd; do. coupon,
new, 81 bid.
NEW YoRK, Oct. e7.-Stocks dull but nrm.
Money 8 70 ger cent; Exchapgs, long, sx;
snort, Sx. Gold, 13O. S-2O's, 1s62, coupon. 2Ok
!0.40's. coupon, 81, ,sVfrgfntn Skies, ex coupon,
10, do new, So. North Osroliha Sixes, Old.
Az: de. new, ssK. (rFrlIs Z :
NIw YoRK, Oct. q. .AFlouf without decided
change. Wheat aboatfl cent better. Corn
cent better.
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man at the disposition Of the receiving onic,.
Any postagee, upon correspondence returned.
which ehall have been CHARGED against the
once OF destination, shall be discharged from
ARTICLE XVIII. The two offices shall, by
by mutual consent. establish detailed regula.
uons for carrying these articles into execution,
and they may modify such regulations, in like
manner, from time TO time, as the exlgencies OF
ARrIeLs XIX This convention shan take
Of the two administrations, and shall continue
in force until terminated by mutual agreement
or otherwise. until one year from the date when
one ONCE shall have notified the other Of Its de-.
sire to terminate it.
Executed in duplicate at Berne, this eleventh
day Of October, A. D. 1867.
lsRAL. JOHN A. kAssoN,
Special Commtsstoner, de-, de-
lsBALJ UR. j. DUBS.
Posr-OPFIcB DsP ARrMRxr,
Washington, November II. 1867.
Having examined and considered the fore
going articles Of a convention, for the amelio-
ration Of the postal intercourse between the
United States Of America and the wiss Con-
lederauon, which were agreed upon and exc.
cuted In duplicate at Bsrne on the eleventh
Day OF October, one thousand eight hundred
ana sixty.seven, by the Hon. John A. kasson,
special commissioner, &c., &c. on behalf Of this
department, and by DIR. Jaues Dubs, vice.
president OF the federal council and chief of the
federal post department., on behalf of the fede-
raj council of the Swiss Confederation, the
same are by me hereby ratified and approved,
by and with the ad vice and consent Of the
President Of the United States.
In witness whereof have caused the seal OF
the Poet-Ofhce Department to he hereto affixed,
wlth.my Signature, the day and year first above
written.
SEAL ALEXANDER W. RANDALL,
POStsaG SteT- General.
hereby approve the aforegoing Con yention.
and in testimony thereof have eau sed the seal
Of the United States 70 be aii xed
sRAL ANDREW JOENsoN.
BY the President:
WILLIAM II. SswARD,
Secretary Of .Stdts.
IA
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DESTRUCTIVE EIReS

1etesrdphed Ercfusireiy to The Ereni1g Star.
NEW YORK. Oct. 27.-There was q disastrous
fire In Fulton street this morning, involving
loss Of S40O,0O0. The large six-story building,
fire is still raging.
An evening paper has an Omaha special sta
ting that one hundred Indians lost their lives
by q prairie tire near EorL Rics.
Ro6..sTr., Oos. IA nre at Charlotte to.
day destroyed property valued at s59,0U. In
sured two-thrds.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
SPECIAL REPORTS.
CHAPTER OF STEAMBOAT DISAS.
TERS.

Spetidl 10 The Erenifg S.dr.
CINCINNATI, Oct. "A chapter of steam
bnat accidents /. reported here The stern
wheel steamer Cora. bound from Memphis TO
Cinciunau with cargo OF Gotten aud miscel-
laneous freight, sunk IN the Ohio river, near
Shawneetown, III, on Sunday. She lies in
ten feet water, and can probably be raised
A barge belonging To the Mississippi Valley
Transportation Company, laden with T. co.. bar.
Teis OF Hour, destined for New Orleans sunk
during Sunday night at the company's wharf
boat, at the st. Louis levee.
The steamer Lizzie Gill, en- route to New
Orleans from ST. Louis, had her chimueys
swept overheard on Sunday while passing
NatcheZ, during terrific tornado.
The fine side heel steamer Silver Bow
struck break in the Missouri river, while en-
route from Omaha 10 ST. Louis. one hundred
miles below Brunswick, on Saturday, doing
great damage 10 the boat.
The stern.wheel steamer Ida Rees No. ,. en-
route from Leay en- worth TO St Louis, encoun-
tered a snag in the Missouri river, near Cam
bridge, and was also badly damaged.
The STEAMER Sully. recently sunk in the Mis-
sourt river, near ST. Joseph, is reported a tots
loss, having sunk out of sight in the quic ~
sands OF that stream. About all of her cargo
was saved, except two hundred kegs of mails
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
sAILROAD MATTERS IN The WEST

Teiegraphed Erciusi,ely TO The Epening Star.
ST. Louis, Oct. 21.-The President and
several Directors of the Toledo, Wabash
ana Western Railroad are here OF business
road with the LAKE Shore Road, and
the connection OF the consolidated roads
with st. Louis by the Decatur and East ST.
Louis railway. The party will leave to-day
for Kansas City, via the North Missouri rail-
road, and thence will go 10 Omaha.
A monster excursion party, numbering about
TWO hundred persons, arrived here yesterday.
and will visit various points on the Kansas
Pacific railroad, with q view TO purchasing
large tract Of land tor colonization purposes
They come from Columbus, Dayton, Spring-
field, and other towns in Ohio. Amoug them
are many who went through here on q similsr
excursion two months ago.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York money market continues to
be well supplied with funds, and call Ioans are
a shade easier, the range being 5a7 per cent.
In discounts there is no change. The banks are
buying paper but moderately and prime names
still range al 9al2 per cent. In Wall street the
chief topic is the Assistant TreasurershIp,
which mas been rendered vac ant bv the resig.
nation OF General Buiterfield, who, however
holds on until a successor has been appointed
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INSURRECTION IN TURKISH AND
AUSTRIAN PROVINCES.

IeIegTdphed ErctuslceIy % The Ercning Ndr.
PARIS, Oct 27.-The Pa,rie, I'm its issue to.
day. asserts that a widespread conspiracy mas
been discovered in the Turkish provinces of
Albania and Herzegovina in connection with
the revolt at Cattaro, IN the Austrian province
OF Dalmatia. Several arrests have been made
made BY the authorities, and a large amount
Of arms and ammunition were seized IL is
reported that the Governments Of Austria and
Turkey have come to an understanding
whereby they will act jointly in the sup pres
sion Of the nsurrection.
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FIKEIN NEW YORK

feleerophed E.eluarety to TAe Ecesing Star
NEW YORK, Oct. IA fire broke ont be-
tween two and three O'Clock this morning, at
the Old North Dutch Church, corner of Fulton
and William streets. The steeples and a par
OF the building were DESTROYED The embers
are still smouldering. This church, which
has recently undergone repairs, is upwards OF
a century old, and has always been regarded
as one OF the landmarks OF the city
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATER

Positively last nights OF the celebrated
LYDIA THOMPSON BURLESOUE TROUPE
MISS THOMPSON IN COMEDY Ann Rnp
LESQUE. ~"
THIS EVENING,
The new and orjzibel BurIeoaue az
LA SOMNAMEULA. 'zs
The performance TO conclude with the amusin g
Fsrce Of TIE LITTLE REBLE
FRlDAY-BENIFIT OF MISS THOMPSON
The great spectacul Burles1ua OF
THE FORTY raIEVEo.
feHty y hie yes II Matfnee. 0ATU BDAY st Z o clock
Admissen, 50 cts; Children IS cts
MONDAY Nov. l. The celebrated Dutch Come
dian. JOE EM M EFT. With the world renowned
NBWCCMB'S MINSTBlL TROUPE UcT. q
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WHAT A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
Ie PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN Kill.
LLR! 1t not only cures the ills Of the human
smiy, but 10 also Q sure remedy for horses with
Ole. 1t has never been known to fail In cure
OF the worst cases; and for sprains, CALLS etc , t
never fails-try 1t once Directions accompany
zach bottle. Sold by Druggists generally -Ksxsox
County tKv.) Democrat a aa.Im
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FROM HAVANA.

Teiegrdphed ErcIasiusly to The Euentng Star
HAVANA. Oct 27-The steampship Colum.
bla, from New York, arrived this morning
Senior Castanon, editor of the Voc de Cuba
yesterday challenged SenOr GIlpie. editor OF
the PreRsd, but Gilpie refused TO fight.
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TEE CoNINe PRIzB FiGHT BsrW18H TJM
ALLSH AID NIK1 McCooLB FO1 TN ORAM.
PlolsnIP OF ANIRIoA. .-Oonca carniae the CON.
ing light for 5000 and the chanpionship Of
America between these men, which u . b de-
on WeinSeday, The 10Th Of Novsmber. We hear
but little fnrtker thsn they are wor king stead.
fly. and with q odetermination 70 lose uochance
By neglect GcOoole - now in hr better CON.
ter Island. He continues 70 train at his old
quarters. the Fairfield House, St Louis. All.
len has been working hard for the past week,
and will render himself " ut - addle" whom
the day Of battle arrives. fis-; Z. >
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BArCHELOR,S u.,p nvr

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world |:
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
tints; remedies the fl effects Of bad Dyes ipyia
CRATES and leaves the Hair soft and besutifui
BLACK OR BROWN Sold by all Drneeists ana Per
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Mr.. OLAPP, the Government printer, let
here this morAing for . briet visit to Buffalo
and New York city.
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LINCOLN HALL.

PATTI.
PATTI.
MAX STRAK0SCH respectfully announces
that the world. renowned Copcertivocslist. fr~sh
from her spl. ndid triumphs in New York and Bos.
PATTI,
PATTI
viii make her first sppearapce in Wsshin gton
since her return from Europe, in
ONE GRAND PATTI CONCERT,
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. Nov. Sd, at p m
N lie Cariotts Patti will be assisted by
Mons. THEO. BITTER. Mr.. THEO HABEL.
enist his fret appear Tenor;
NJ; j: + PRONE. the JOSEF HsRMANss,
list;
Mr. g. W COLBY .Accompauist
Admission, 81; Beserv ed Seats, 81 extrs
~The sole Of seats will commence Saturday
Sth October, at the Music Store Of ". g. Metze-
r0tt & 90 .. -
The Grand Piano used il from the manufactory
of StetnwAy Sons. oc25