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a CrB.S MAN OF wAR.-According TO the
New York Sun, the brig Hornet, from New
York, recently seized at Halifax. on suspicion
OF being intended rs a Cuban priyateer, and
subsequently released, has again sailed for the
Cuban cosst bearing the new name Of s.Cuba ~
The Sun says:-She has guns, three on each
side and pivot bow gun, a 100 FOUNDER Par
rott OF low range. The side guns are tvo
32 FOUNDERS, two & FOUNDERS, two grape and
canister pieces. also 66 FOUNDERS. Her crew
sixty OF whom are Americans, who saw ser vice
during our war. She has twenty-five expe-
rieuced gunners, and all the munitions, board .
ipg-nooks and complete panphernalia OF
corsair. she u NO prfvateer, but q regu-
tarly commissioned men-of.war. comma anded
by Cuban, with q commission from Oespedes.
men and take thsm into Mexican ports for
40 udicauon; she Is also to capture and DESTROY
spanish transports and all passenger steamers
engaged on the Cuban coast, and, when pru
dent, attack Spanish armed steamships or sail.
ing vessels.
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INDIAN FIGHT.

TslegTaphed Ezctasirely TO The EreaiEg star.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 3O-A Republican special
liom Hayes, City, ka5sas, avs q detachment
OF the 5th cavalry from Fort McPhersop
has been attacked by Indiens at some
point north OF that pest but nothing further is
krown except that a sergeant was separated
from the company and pursued twenty-hy
miles
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AFFAIRS II Loupox COUNTY, yA.-The
items:
Woolen Factory Destroyed IA Fiye.-We regret
20 learn that the Woolen FACTORY situated BE-
tween waterford and Lovettesviile, and be-
longing to Mr. Thos. Hough, was entirely des.
troyed by hre ON Saturday night las, together
with a considerable quantity Of Wool. and
pther goods. There was an insurance upon
the pr operty OF 5000, bot the loss is estimated
70 be considerably more than double that
amount Toe hre IS supposed TO hsve been the
work or an lncenCiary.
z0Y5cEltludl Fdir.-The Annual Exhibition of
the Loudoun County Agricultural Society,
(the first held since the war; Is advertised TO
come off their new Grounds. on the suburbs
af Lsesbure, on Tuesday, "wednesday and
tODer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30

FARM ASSOCIATIONS are popular among the
Gei mans residing IN New city. A tract OF
land composed Of 5000 acres, In Potter coun-
~, Pa, hss been settled on this plan, and has
located upon IL a thriving village called Ger
mania. The farms of IS acres each are sold
for $50, ana are paid for in installment. of 2
week. The associations organized for th,.
purpose OF obtsining farms al low rates consist
~ hIty memhers each, and purchase large
q acts OF l,25U acres.
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CABLE REPORT DOUB1RD

IeiegToph,d Ezeiuslceiy 20 The Evening Star
Pm ADFLPHIA, sept 30.-It is believed here
ast he cable report OF the burning of tbirty
Leuoieum vessels at Bord: aux is erroneous
There bss teen no shipment of pc e:roleum io
Boroeaux this year from Philadelphia, and
only small quantity from New York
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WESTERN ITEMS.

TeleSrdphed ErciusiUe'y 10 The ErensEg Star.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 3O.-A collision on the Iron
Mountain Railroad yesterday, l. sultcd in tse
death OF one engineer anG the serious in iury OF
another.
JooE W Moore, who killed Mrs. Me Adams
at Greenville, Illinois, last July, after at
tempting 10 outrage her, h's been .rIed. c Du.
vIcied and sentenced 10 be hung on the 22d OF
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a6Mr. q. T. O'Donnell was shot aud kill
ed In RockinhAm county, Va, q few days
since, by a young man named Henry Raynes;
Raynes made his escape.
~A colored man named Jim johnson
was lynched on Thursday, near CumminsvIlIe,
Mo-, by a hand OF coiored men he had swind-
led out OF boupties.
H|Georgia has raised 4 cacuuber I've feet
long.
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JNc. ID. BRANDT, ESQ, the efficient Chief
Clerk of the Ordnance Bareau, Navy Depart
ment, has returned here from his ususI visit %
Long Island, with bis health much improved. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30

Two HUMID RID AND THIRTEEN THOUSAND
roLLARs in frectional currency were received
at the Treasury Department TO day flom the
Bank Note Printing Companies IN New Yolk
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RELIEF OF SOLDIERS WIDOWS AND
ORPHANS.

CINCINNATI, o., Sept 3O.-A eirizens' meet,
ing was held here lsst night 10 take action for
TIE relief OF the orphans and widows OF de-
cestt "a soldiers. Speeches were made by Hon
ID. Pendleton, JOB L. Stevenson, Jude
I.eavett and others.
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ADVOCACY Of the po tel tslc ,faph sy5'sm is
ga'nirg accessiens from ameug members Of
COrClEss.
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ELLIS IRON BITrERs.
ADJUSTMENTS,
NATION4L 1aEATRE.

THIS EVENING,
he d. unguist ed Ysung Actor
NIB. thANk K MAYO.
ION BUB IOUGHS,
IN ECueic au - GIt New York and London ,lC
cess, entitled
FORMOSA, Oh, THE RAILROAD TO RUIZ
formoss Matinee, SATURDAY, at 2 O'Clock.
Adniss1on, 80 Cents; Children, % Cents.
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SBelle Boyd. is giving dramatic reading:

@Belle Boyd, is giving dramatic readings
IN Sacramento.
~S. U. Pollard has been awarded ST., $50
damages against the town OF Woourn, Mass,
Ior permanent injuries received oy a defect In
the highway.
-S-An artesian well in the San Joaquin val
ley Cal, at a depth Of l90 feet has given q
stream two inches deep BY ten inches IN width,
settling all doubts and apprehensions about
the supply for cattle
VThe Norfolk Journal suggests to the far
mers Of Seaboad Virginia that, after the custom
Of the Connecticu ut farmers, they import tobac.
co seed from Cuba, and try the cultivation OF q
Leaf for smoking purposes, especially cigars.
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MAJOR GENERAL TURNer, United States
Army, was malried at s.. Louis on Wednesday
10 Miss Blanche Soulard. Gen. Sheridan and
other officers of note were present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30

MUNICIPAL ELECTION ~ NAsH viLfL-The
municipal election on Saturday, the 25the inst
resulting In the success Of the entire eonser.
Yauve ticket. X. J. Morris, conservative, sor
of 2si All ~ So J J~srs ce,SsSvo s voss
conservatives. The colofsd voters for the
hrst time, voted in large number for the con.
servative ticket DG-i'4si = :F-' - =
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T.. MARSHAL A APPoIyIEo-T Fr2sidep
has appointed Joseph M Or Urited SAT- :
Marshal for I'tah.
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PRESIDENT GRANT has ,ent a telegr,m 10
pon. John CovodG. ch"'l .r"n CT tie +, ~ ",
yuia Sta'e r epublic'u Commit p, NO q no
him that it will be impossible for him to attend
he A q .cultpIal Fair OF Aueafoup
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PAYMAsi BR r. ID. CIAcKs. L. Army, ha s
been TansieTTed ffom ne De- IN of Ia.
ko,a 70 the DePlrtn en- of the PIa..e
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la EECHASTs' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
PyTwEEN
WAsd.SGLCN ASDNEw YORK.

Hereafter 'kS Fire Steam ship. z q. KNIGHT
JOHN GIBSON, sa1 NAbLEY OITf, ANAS
OF the RNbhhIe LIN 4. will make - I'D
resOssF SEP. -Nets-.- sElps beg sen y AN <<1.<-e<
1Obh. ALENAkJhtA, WASEINGToE, ard
GkOi.G E1ONE. a. follows Leave NEW YORK
trcrG Etsr = y st river, every NkONEsDAY
sLt -ATUP Gay q :. Leave GFORqEr9WN
eT'rv Won UtY snd THU RSDAG &C ~ m.
~ furtf"T Information Apply 80 JOS GALA
Agent Of'~e and wharf foot OF Higb St, GsN
town. or al tie corner OF 18th street and Hevf
avenue J. " THOMPSON,
r. =
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NAVAL ORpERs.-Assistant Surgeon E. II
Ware has been ordered to the TaIlapoosa.
Lieutenant Commander B. ]. Crom well has
been detached from the Naval Academy, and
ordered to hold him elf in readiness for orders
TO the MiantoRomah.
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Washington News and Gossip.

Fx.SECRB1AeY SEWARD sails from San
Francisco for Mexico to day.
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NoRFOl1 AND WASHINGTON.
REG ULAR LINE.

The sac s1t CON modious Steamer W ". COLT,
Sspts.h a hi THER. will lesve -~
EeI a0ck, loot OF High street ,EeaN
%TT.sn.y " every MONDAY
~ hcph1' AZ Sosclcck =. m, aud Calls wharf
ioot o1 I'm eet- At % o'cIeck stopping 3
aIe1sI ma, 0IymOnt, smith 3 Point. Pinsy Point
70. f1,n, L5eko9t; Fortress Monroe, Old Po Com
This b0st connects at DIT Monroe with the
U ost Tor Cobb 3 Island.
Beturning will lesve NO RPOLK on TUESDAY
Pssssse: So Excursion Ticket, to and from
mesi3-Breskfast and Supper, so cents each:
DtLDer. ~. State room, 81.
fTefghfS tah IN a. che lowest rates. FGE rarttc-
ulsrs Inquire Cf GEO. MATTINGLY. Ticket
Aren't aud p. Railr0st, No. $50 Pennsyl-
FoT tickets apply to l.. SAVAGE. Hardware
Store, Pennsylvania avenue and 10th street, or Oh
JOs. T.. SAVAGE, Proprietor.
kBCUSE. AP,ar. y9r
NV EXPR REss LINE,
~ VIA CANAL.
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA ,ALEAkSDgT
Va, WASHINGTON Nd
GEOBGET0WN, D.
beE7lar Sc 'Eg is~ from II North a.
NLsrNes, Phiisdelvtis, SATURDAY, E&s6
From % Water stree, GeOrsstowu, wKDsls
LAY. at r u
IIsisht received at any time -
63 Water st Georgetown, ID. q.
II. ELDRIDGE 90,
WIN. CLYDE Co.
tsa IL North Whar- ;. Iiiadel :
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PROMISE OF CUBAN INDEPENDENCE BY The
SPANISH GovKcNMRNT.-The Washington
corr" spondent Of tie New York Journal et
Commerce says:
''The dispatch from General Sicbles which
was read in the CIbinet meeting Of Friday last
stated mat Spain requests the Unit d StateS
not 10 press the n EQUATIONS to sn uItimatum
at present General Sickles was verbally in :
folm6d mat the government or the regent Is
wiling 10 coEcede the independence OF Cuta
upon terms which Will be satisfactory both 10
Cuba and The United STATES, but that 70 do this
at present wonld be incoD With Spanish
honor. SPAN docs not decline the meditation
OF the United States, or reject the propositions
OF our government, but still holds them, pre-
senting meanwhile the foregoing request, and
Will probably hold them till a settlement Of the
question is reached. According TO General
SicklCS the pres mt rulers OF SPAN have been
willing all along to free Cuba, but have not We:
agr' cd upon the terms. The Spanish mind is
now exct by newspaper reports of Ameri-
car influence, and by infammatory comments
th=l, CT. he effect of which must be allowed ID
weIT or : , some extent before the time Will ta
favorable for making the bargain"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30

E'NrI 3NAL RRvRNUs.-The receipts from this
source day were SGo', % 81 .gr the seal
year enCing tris da;s Si9,GSl.52.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WHAT A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
IS PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN Kill
LEB! IL not only cures the ills Of the human
fsui y, brit is also q sure remedy for horses with
oohc Ithas never been known to fail 10 q cure
OF the worst cases; and for sprains gals ETC., il
never fsils-try 1t once Directions accompany
zach bottle. Sold by Druggists generally -Kentow
Comfy KV Democrat Sc 23.lm
ELLIS IRON BITTERS.
VIII enrtch t1e blood and prevent from hecom.
fpg NsteI and vesk give Q heal ny complexion,
restore the Appetite invigorate the system, and
are y-ry UslatsNie. These bftters are rec ,mmeud-
ej 80 al persons recUiTiHg q safe AMI valuab!e
toLic TO impart tone and strength to the system,
Z, gwen by bitters merely stimulant in their
e c'st which. although they may possess tonic
vFgetshlC rrCrsrflea, cannot give the strength T.
= Hood d thc IT Btters will give
sIeDsre' Dy Nm Ells. Chemist For sale IN
, -fingtc BIZ KlDHELL SON, PeRnsy'vania
b. r--' and lf.h Z. my3- IN
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WoEFTNGNRN's CoNGRRss.-The InterpP.
tIongl Congress of W WoTAngmen, which met a,
l. sic. ~Wltzsrland, at out thT, 3 weeks ego
YVES ccmPC ID OF some sixty memberc-2i from
SW IiZerldnd, II from France, from Belgium,
ana similar numbers IRON Germany and Eue.
lane. A TCsolution was discuss by the body
dfclsring tbS- society has a tight TO abolish
individual property in the soil" This was
follow by smother declaration to the effect
eia'e abolition OF such properly and bofh mo
tiCDs were carried by amaIoiIty of 81 members
aeajnst6 As a consequence CT such princi-
pies the right ofinheIitance was also 70 be doue
away with.
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Governmtnt NrcarItir..

NAsHISsTos, sept. B.. I~'ss-Jsy Cooke 4
Co furnish tae following 4u0;A, .ous Of Iios
eminent securities
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DIsN ssED THE SERvICE.-Brevet Captain
Wal;er :. Long, U. 5. A, having teen found
guilty before a military court.martill at New
Orleans, OF conduct uni coming an officer an d
violation OF The act OF March ID, 1S6], has been
sentenced 70 be dismissed the service OF the
United States. which sentence has been ap
proved by the President, and he has been dis.
missed accordingly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30

The DUTY ON STEsL.-The President and
Secretary Boutwell, were yesterday visited by
a delegation representing the steel manufac.
.urers Of the country, who stated that invoices
at foreign ports are generally very low, and as
appraisers at our poris generally accept the
invoices, the Government is thereby the loser
to large amount annually, besides which the
manufacturers here are materially injured.
Both the President and Secretary Boutwell,
promised that the m after should be looked into.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30

HON. BENJAMIN :. CowEN, who repr.s en,ed
one Of 'he Ohio district in Congress from lsi
TO lSi3, did at St. Clarsville, Ohio, on Mon
day evenIrg last, from paralysis. After hie
retirement from Congress, Judge Cswen filed
with great credit and acce ptance, many pcsi.
tIons Of honor and trust, and he was for many
years regarded rs among the highest legal
authorities in the State. He died iulI of years,
respected and beloved BY all who knew him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30

THE EECTIPIs from al revenue duriru
the first quarter of the pre- snt fiscal year wsre
tn Tilliors (or 25 FER cent.) gr lter than uu
ring the oc;resI ending period OF 1867; attribu
table to an honest and efficient administration
q ne law
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IHB CoRCoRAN ART BUILDING.-An inter-
nal Tevenue assessment Of S2c0C3O (iegacy tsx
has been made on the Cofcorsn Art Building.
corner of nth street and Pennsylvania avenue;
but Acting Commissioner Douglass has or.
dered that the collection of the assessmen, be
deferred until Congress assemblies, when the
as1essment will probably be RENTED. The
Eoard Of Aldermen last evening passed bill
exempting the institution from municipal tax .
q on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30

The WHITE HOUSE. A large number OF
visitors we've at the Executive Mansion TO- day,
nearly all OF whom were admitted to see the
Prdeideent. Governor Pile, Of New Mexico,
and Sen".or Spencer, OF Alabama, hai inter.
views this forenoon. Secretaries Cox, Bout-
well, and Colonel Capron, Commissioner of
Agriculture, were with the President this
afternoon,
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y The recent engagement Of Mr.. Jefferson
At Boom theatre, New York netted to the the
management S25,OOO. This was after paying
actors, advertising ard all IN Incidental expenses,
besides MI. Jefferson, who received $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30

RECEIPTS PrCy CCeTOMs.-The receipts
rom customs at the ports below named from
September I'm to 25tn inclusive We re as fol
lows:
New Yorrs S2,'t7,E2j &c; Boston, S299, ,6O7 81:
Philadelphia -i4l,737 22; Baltimore, $40 ,3Gl 50
New CTIarns, tSsp'- 18th TO 15th,) 1890 s6
-. FT"c ie :, (Sspf. l3th 10 18th SiS3 $500.
Ig--i. $50 go 60.
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NATIONAL Cot yCIL OF THE UNITED AMRRI.
CAN NfCEANTCs. The National Council of the
Order ot United Americ an Mechanics met in
Philadelphia on Tuesday. The following Off.
GERS We're elected and installed: National
Coun lllor, James N. Calely, OF Pennsylya.
nla National Vice Councillor, Isaac J. Mich
oiEoi Of Delaware; National Secretary, Anon
b Redstreak, Of PenusylvaA ipnal Trea.
surer, John Walker, Jr ware: Ma.
horal Marshal, George MARYLAND.
National Protector, VIM. b. of New
Jer;ey, National Doorkeepef3!yM. w. Shep-
PAID, Of Pennsylvania
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SUNDAY EVENING, October 3, 1859.
PROGRA MME-PART I.
T. overture ('felst nmuehle." X. issizer-OT-
ssntstra; = LYNN: (Ohorus Of IS Male Voices !
mohr-Germenla MRnner chor, Washington S3en-
keIouhI ana orchestra q. 8 'Clyatine di Ernani -
NeIdl-Miss Minnie HOltZmea L. - Tisn Iny
Love would Silently Flow,n Mendelshon, Tar
ranged Tor and dedicated TO TIE Washing gton s. n
gerbund by Oapellmeister W Tschirch D-Washing-
ton sa1gerbupd. 5. ATie, cab Perm 10 Spsrgiu-
re- beet ethoyen-Mr5. ID. MOTaI. y. Solo pour le
Piano, t''f anfasie les nusuenots," Thai
trrGIProf Bichttr. "The Poets Grave on
the RhiHe, m~hring-Germaais Mennerchor.
overture, (.'Oberon,'D q. n Won Weber
orchestra Alpine Qrsrtette-Messr. Gardner,
Lonms & an, Letter, and Hoffman. 8. Grand Air
W eber-Mlss Minnie Hoffman. and orc cpestfa !
i."kche in SPRING" y Att-Wa.hiAg ou S. n
eerbuRd- For this song the We Ihin gtCsa Sanger
bund received the Prize at the Last inter At, al
nsing Festival at Baltimore, Md 8. 'Call o i
tne Neticn," Heiman-Germ snia Ma uuercho
The Tear" Fr. Kuecken-Mrs. D. Morell
I"Prayer after Battle" (o5 male veices) r.
Abt-GeTmania MapIerchor, Washington Sem
gerbund and Orchestra.
Doors open at O'Clock. To commence nj 2
O'Clock: I1ckets, at 81, TO all parts OF the house
can be had OF the members Of the SpngerbHnd ana
a. MetZeTotts o Music store. seats can be secured. .
NitOoqt extra charge, at Metzs, otis Music Store
l. IN WEDNESDAY,. September %, 1859.
u Gaehle NJ Manufacturing Company of Baltimore.
etthe las. International Singing Fsstiva al AZ Bal-
imoY0 =. o. -
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A DELEGATION OF ALABAMIANs, among
them Senator Spence, are here urging the
President TO nominate Judge ID G. Humphries
of that State, for Justice OF the Supreme Cour
o fill the Nacarcy Cccasioned by the death O.
Justice S@ayne.
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The PHABopYFUND In NVIRGINIA-Rey. Dr.
b. Sears, the general agent OF the Southern
Peabody fund, now resident at Slaunton, Va.
having seen statement in the papers 70 t1e
Ell, CT that he had given $500 of the fund for the
education OF orphans in Virginia, and that the
only other appropriation made in Virginia was
given to a school in Petersburg, publisues the
following in reply: 'sThe value Of this in tor.
nation is somewhat diminished ~ the fact that
s2l.60o have been appropriated 70 Vhyinia-
s9,itO tor public free schools in four large
cities, &6.2GO for normal schools and normal
classes, and q, ,O00 for colored dschootss CzTIH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30

CHARGES AGAINST A U. 5. MARsHAI,-It
is reported that parties in high standiug in the
Republican lrty in Illinois have for warded
TO the President written charges of ofici,I
miscondrc cs ag,irst the United Stats Marshal
for the Southern District of Illinois.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

LOB LIVEBFO OOL AND QUEENS OWN.
Iuman Line OF Ma. Steamers, sailing from Ne W
York ESEKY SATURDAY ami AL c-H.
TERNA-E 1UESDaY- SFfTN
Tickets -old 60 and 'rau England,
Irslsnf. and the Cautlnsut
ECT f1ll tnt5rm alton arpiy - JOHN C.. DALE,
AscLt. Brosdway. New York OF
MIDDLETON CO.
BANhEhS,
So Wn-h1 n gtUr.
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NATIONAL THEATER.

NATIONAL THEATER.
GRAND SACRED CONCERT
BY The
WASHINGTON S4ENGERBUND,
Aseisttd BY the GEKMANIA MEHNER-
OhOk. ALPINE QUARTETcE, MISS MINNIE
HOL1LMAN, of Baltimore; lbs. ID. MORRILL,,
OF washington, and q iull Orchestra.
muslcaI DLrector Carl Richter
Leader OF Germanis Ma nnerchor, Professor Carl
Lenschow.
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~ sfvENfH STREET,
POSITIVELY Six NIGHTS ONLY.
Commencing mONDAY. September 9th. Matinee
on SATURDAY, at 3 O'Clock.
The Celebrated
WlZARD AND vENTRILOQUIsT,
,,, With his LILLIPUrIAN OIROUS.
Dlstrioution ofVALUABLE PRESENTS at the
close Of each performance
Admission, 15 Gents. Family ticket, admitting
six persons, 81.
Doors open at O'Clock to commence at o'cIk
se24-7t
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TIE CohMITTKE OF Congress (of which M
Lynch, OF Me-, Is chsirmau) TO inquire into tine
causes Of the decay Of American shipping in.
terests was TO have met IN New York on the
stu of OC ober, but we learn that the tire O,
meeting has been postponed until the 15th O.
OctOh,r
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L'MPORIUM Fob GENTS UNDER GAR.
IL MlNTS at the ORIGINAL FkANO'S, 49s
7th street, between and II. No Branch
stores. Sc 29 lm-
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DRUGGISTS TO TAKE OUT LICENSES As
LIQUOR DKALREs.-Commssione DeIano has
decided that where wholesale Druggists sell
liquor in quantities less than cne-h1Ir pint
they must take out license as retail liquor
dealers, and that where they sell alcohol in
packages OF over five gallons they must take
out a license as wholesale liquor dealers
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THR TREASURY TIME TABLR.-It is reported
thst the time table, on which lost time of clerk
was noted at the Tro sUry Department, will
be laid aside at the close of this month, as l.,
was only introduced, it Is c9id, with a viaw -
rrd cut 'bc-e who were tabltuslly Is ., and
a Al them
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THE TRIP OF THE ODD FELLOWS TO
THE PACIFIC.
Meeting Of the Grand Lodge of the L. s.
in San Francisco.

be'oh-Rsport Of hs Grand sfIrg-Grati. g-
ing Conds;ion Of the Ordsr-FTnGnciI' Rsc-st-
Tee Odd feliOtcs' haze as az Olfsr Tn EH.. o.
u Dollars Inrested-7be Rrgrss~8 I'tc~r f. a
he DtSuIiCf o. Columbia Gad rs SH.r.giutr p.
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IL A LII X Il D 3 )

i O HOUsEKEIPEEs
ANp OTHERS wANTING
Carpets, Oilcloths. Window Shades. OiIcloth Bugs
Brussels and eVet Rugs and Mats.
stair Rods, Cocoa and straw Msttings,
Table and Piano Covers,
Furniture Damasks and Reps,
Table Oflcloths, Lace Ourf aims, ,Dru n t.
Door Mats, Uornices, Gimps.
4 fact. everything necessary in the Housefur-
lllg .I-e.
JANIS b DODS0N,
No & Market srac. third door east from 9th
street tskes pleasure In announcing recent arri.
Nsis CT the above named Eeeds, thar make his as
sOrtment the most slset and complete ne has had
Tor years.
Purchasers will End IL 20 their advantage to In
srect this stock efare going esewhere as ~ con-
-,ins many inducements not 70 BE- found In other
places. JAS. b. DODSON,
ho Msrket Space.
sc N-eotOel third door east from 9Th street
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AN ACT for ne relief OF James NJ. Hndrut
BeheEdetedby the Board ef Aldermen and Board
ef Common Council Of the City Of Wasssagtoa
That the sum OF twenty-.wo dollars ana nifty
six cents be, End the same is hereby, approprI
ated out OF the general fund 20 enable rn,
Mayor 20 refund the same - James M. n udn n
for taxes ar costs thereon erroneousIy exactec
OF said HudnuI
Approved. September II. Isfq