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, 1870-10-06

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st~ In lA drawn Will MtI.s the number
ei rifTr
Thrrr VIII BE- it-t ssEatrsi. NJ nttvrr1t4 4el.
ts1eS Gifl%- na,nnrtbuE III *.Stttt.lIii0. Hnth.
The fund.- ALREADY in hank ate qu- sufficient to In
ssa:rn s!t n iM|e. aaa !cssc asad:ene f:aa
for til" lrnc:it II the Iih-hsy.
E*ch ticket e0QsI.t. II si1r r"ugoa.. Te :oler at
Let t.tket. IT Eve eol;s,.s. wi he entitled IT, al
nis:icu 10 shc ence: sa e t!tr 'vhclc amount q
er.1cn. N! r Cnt,.~l t. ndmt,.i"n 90 the rns-It
tn'!l tstsri The holder ct stskrts 70 whie. gtt. may
1s' awal,s3 " Ill rttrlt. t!.r nWa7ts CT Srrr. M
sel-f Is, lse. Ht~' presentation u! +ueh ticket "
eoElon at IT,.
ryIOy y.IlOSAL ZANE OF THIS CITY.
Ticte o1,r.. will receive 1a" ercre.s! list. II, th'
a!at Of -ftt. 1Eih Will atr Ire rufellrt iu tlr
leading ChcaS - rs2e:- cf Sutvnllcr l. l-73.
:T.tH"r,'rrs fir tifir:-. F'-.:tzd aetau.lc, e.,
~ Y..asf'a,-ts. E:r nre' nth !Fr'aE' a"ta:'1a.
1frkrts rnn he lind nj No. 4 ENchn H9e-
rtnrr. n.ijniG.inx 1fnarsl ur Tr71ilr.
T. WHITNEY.
AeGnt fnr ,h.. -at o! Tickst.
, 1870-10-06
&QTSlcru Annh{n4 Ehif.

- .a1Cn1>OS. Kan Oct. a-Thc Northern Kansas
air orene.l to-ay, ,:nier rIoss favorable auSpl-
ces. The attendance Is very large The display
Qt b!cotsett stock Is very dne. The exhibition OF
!ai7n 1rskNcts IS superior to AEy eve. u1a3c In
hansaS. Nearly every cnnuty tu Northern kRa-
~. =. :. !, = Et.e. -: >.:,s....,.
, 1870-10-06

hkessHs, Oct 5-Thc Nonitrur rcaf1lrms, In
eonuaaics'on 70 German reports, ttat the rI11s-
e.aa ~ wounded arc treated with extreme ktn.laess
H.. ~ eS'uln' aad that the EararIau Government
o@s a4te2aS atiestcd to Bctcinn tenderness
, 1870-10-06

Change in Railroad OIfIccrs-Lnud
%nleSs
OMAHA. Oct. at. E. Stcklez, formesly Chief
Engineer, has lken appointed General superu-
ndent Of The Cuion Pacific Rallroal {. ".
ScaA Is Assistant General Superintendent
L2LA sales l,y the Culntl Pacific HaIlSua.1. for
s.! tfnlt.es. nCtaaE. to *.s.7c1 t*
:. St..-.~ x-.1vs1, *uu lIs.l suddenly I d2y VI
, 1870-10-06

LeSpGS, Oct IA CossacE fo,cc has bcen scat
westward from tho Don.
Active preparations arc being made for orcsa-
stons in the Western Caucasus
The Government Of Odessa denies tho eoncea-
,ra1.uu OF ,roors near the Turkish frontier.
, 1870-10-06

MANSFIELD. Oct. a.-Ttc R!chand County fatr
Is st!Il langutshipg Oh account Of untasuyahlc
weather. The rain las n0~ ceasc.f. however,
nrtt \ cotrl day t. promised for 1o-morrow. The
time on account OF the tn7uspteious opcu1nS.
The display is Enod, particularly at stock. fruit
an tnachIEts. Floral hall is r,aEr1aceu:lF .lece-
rated. anu The tuIrles vcry large.
, 1870-10-06

CINCINNATI, Oct a.-Wita hctser weather, rh~:p
has tee1 better Attendance to-day II TIT
~caEtzen{est. the shnittcC was Iiyelr. Thr
silver watches lot stin2 the bulls ert fwcrty-dre
:imes: Jean Mcnnles. :: ". Coha, n Wessse.
sud W. ltaefts, Milwaukee, Wis: George Wcr-
'wo:C. Mayer, q. FahEeI, an,1 ]. = Dc.ha,4;v.
Highland: Ill u. Bender. Weoien, Pa: LOUIS
Set-oH. Troy y. T., Two: Ctak Tcmpke qua Z.
II. Louis: II. Graw, l. Stuillt, anA R. Fsas, Ch'-
cag0: Angus: Fenner and Fred R1muta- Ntr
York; {. F. Bsck and i. Seltz- Sewast. y. j.. F.
1aucs 1fei,n. rhlladeipnia. and Iohn TrEm2t.
aievelsnta. For httstnE nfry bulls eves premiums
were awarded 10 G. F. Kob, raIla.lelrha: Phtlta
KEN. !. Mcr!, New JeFsey: Fhtlo Iacreby. san
francisco: Nelson Louis. TROY. y. T.: c. MaJtE,
EicEtanH. Ill. md " Cntu. AilH8uEne. Ms.
, 1870-10-06
BEIt1UM.

CorESNAGES, Oct a-The budget for ISL Vas
laid before the Chambers yesterday, and is very
Satisfactory
, 1870-10-06

DENMARK.

VIENNA, Oct- a.-The rrorog1toa Of the n!c' Of
Bohemia. now in session at Prague, has been de-
Ct:cL UPON.
, 1870-10-06

III t;i:t> tWarIta T. Trkels Fu.tt asrG In CHI
te2o ri:i h. Ns::'ercd l.! tae Bank Of
California. THROUGH ttt tu!u1 Nj
i:oEal LINK II fileaso. upon
Presentation ag i3ls 1ithet
or c1nnus.
, 1870-10-06

Uy Authority OF u special Act OF thr Lex5-.
tatnFe Of The Stale vi T. G.'isarnin. approved
Fehr uary IL. 1870, tie Tru.tec4 s,f the 1ter-
cnasiie Library .ts.oriatiou lavc shr pleas-
urt 10 nnGonere .ftns II
, 1870-10-06
f EifsA

Two since: haa f'cen exhuretl, an1 strFchr'ne
!"h5H III Inc stnmarh. As M cause TOR sutcf3t IL
ho"h, Sue Is believed to hare been rupeaeted.
, 1870-10-06

sSAAkA%at.
Srtea. ptsya.es :, TIE Csie.;o r.;lsne
OSHKOSH, Wis. net. A-The fair of The Sc.a-
eEn Wisconsin Agricultural and Mechanical Asso-
c.s,lon was largely attended, to-day. The num-
beg cf entries thus far Is sss4 exceeding the en-
tics ut the Milwaukee, fair by seA Thr show at
ycge:al.cs. fEnts and grain Is bette. Than Al arr
ever he'll 1n The State. President Skecls .le1sv-
ercd tic anrua. Opening address. this forenoon,
to large 6u.llence. Over leu thousand visitors
were I'll The grounds tNsaE. 4uu crowus are CUM
tEg na rrc.y pcat and train.
, 1870-10-06

Accident to nm Ocean Sfcnulcrs
1A11PAx, Oct. a-Cartain Lcitch. Of the 1nnan
stcainahip City Of Antwerp, makes the following
Eet-o1s; o. Vctopct J., n1 =, H., lst.lu4e IL us-
, 1870-10-06
rhc Wharfage Question in Cincin.
mil.

CINCINNATI. Oct 5---Taetc wss large mcet:n:
Ibis evening IN :ayar Of fire wharfage. \ nun-
ter 6f delegates to the Southern CoIaMetta:
itegAtluns. II was spirited and interesting
m. citing, resulting II the UNANIMOUS a.lnrt1n Of
rtscil1loas IN favor o{ absolutely free wharfage.
, 1870-10-06
The Sd Day OF October, 1879,

At III ntt,ck In the tnst1ccn. n pnra,ac, It ~ or-
DIR Of thu Ho1ri VI Sus+rvi-u1e OF Ku.r~1 Ee..> IT,.
twt proceed to setl at public ~ae the :o,e,rs De-
'cEftc,s -rra? .ant-. .ittse. In th. rnaty". Brr.,
at-s:i. sui Il, .s.ttd anil appraised ;ts .1:.a Ill
lows. ~ wit:
Part IT S4~tfar. Sag Town, R.ur- Ar..- Se.s
, 1870-10-06

f1r&A.
CtsclSSAI!, Ocf- s-A nre a. Anderson. Ind.
sestefan5. tte":1os.r! the warehouse OF Nolan /
Co.. gslu. j at tG.s1.
uEfEolI. 0rt. 3 The WOOL Sheds OF the GEea.
Mestelh katlical tiepot, at Windsor, caught 3re
tn!s hfutpc from locomotive, an creat ed murh
excitement tn this city. where seemed ~ If the
NhS!a saf! Va. going. TIE ire xas, however,
nfaI! cGnhned 10 the wlttt, Of which LEU cor.ts
Fe'c burned. Less, ',f1e; covered 81 Insurance.
, 1870-10-06
Treasurer, The Bank Of California.
GIFTS:

During tia entertainment the sum af 4SaanA ID D.
5 gold coin will te ret-cCd to the holder a tIskct.
hy the distribution By chansc OF tn i tol'rytpE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-04-14

A LIEN d. MINER, AUCTJONEER.
N BY HENkf n. LEEDS MINER.
Ss'csooms s. Chambers and " Rcade streets Art s,xI
ierey SIT aad $40 broadway, southwest corner OF Twelfth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-04-14
UCTION NOTICE.-LARGE SALE.
THIS DAY (ruURSDAY), April II, ~

c0mmelcn. nj II O'Clock.
LUKE FITZGERALD Anctoneer will sell to the Lshes !
bidder all the costly Household Furn.urs coa
tanned in the -four story private resdsnce OF srzs RSnss
made oer cast t50 four .naGpfcen, paor Suits Cen.
tro Table Bookcase Etae-es style Louis XIV two treEca
PIER Mirrors Oil PAINTINGS rich bronze Figures rich Be-
Suits IN rosewood and walnut tIsr an sgr,sg Beds
Dining Room AMI Kitchen Furniture, &C. All goods
must be twentfour houra after SALE Cash depo
required all purchasers Goods boxed and shipCe
for purchaser n This 10 large and genuine sale. VIII
be sold TO highest bidder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-04-14
HELP wANTED-MALEs.

A FEW FIRST CLASS ADVERTISING CANvAsSEES
n and canvssscrs for business directory wanted salary
and commission; permanent employment for good men.
, Addrsss WM. 2. OLEARY CO., u Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-04-14

A UCTIoN SALE DIAMoNps, WATCHES AND
n JEWELRY. A. NJ. CR1STALAE 4 son. Aucticneers
!s Broadway corner Howard street. VIM sci, rricsy
AND N1CKLE MOVEMENT WATCHES; SOLITAIRE
AND CLUSTER DIAMOND BROOCHES,
RINGS AND EARRINGS,
and large assoment OF fine gold Jswery Sets, Brooches
Rngs, Studs, Silver Plated Ware, &c.
: Catalogue at sale. Dealers and public invited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-04-14

A RTIsTS' SALE-OIL PAINTINGS BY CATALOGUE.
"A PHILIP LEVY, Auctioncer will offer at public auction
this day, April H. and tomof ut ii O'Clock A. NJ nj the
Artists Saiesroo go Nassau street. choice collection Of
ne Paintings BY eminent American and European artists
Sac peremptory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-04-14

Lien D. NIHER. AUCTIoEEER--AUcyloX SALES
IA By HENRY H. LEEDS MINER We shsli give
s:pse ss'ssns!ou a. .ags Tor z ys.r past 70 ssss q
housekseping Will also bold regular weekly sales At our
spacios 6xiaooms No. 81 Chambers street and No. ~
Reade street, for tho5e desiring this medium OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-04-14

GREAT BANKRUPT sM.E-THIs DAY, II O'CLOCK,
(T SO Yessy Observation-Disclosures, Towels, Napkins,
Shectnr shifting, Linens oodIce Tablecoths Notions.
i,r order Of assiGnees. 4. HATHAWAY, Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-04-14
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY APRIL a. 87oTRIPLE SHEET


-
y or s once
Household Furniture. -
ton by -
THIS i paH T2TssS SAN T HssEf 1870
81 l0M O'Clock.
Pacr suit: 10 ssn reps and hsrclcth; rcsswood wSns&
and oak Bedroom Suls Extension Dinine Tables Bu6s,s
cs' so .ss Easy c.
MAne Mirors Saiin and Lace Curtans Velvet, Brus
sells and Ing ain Carpets olclohs. &c.
A RCH JOHNSTON. AUcTIoNEER
once and saisaroom ~ Nassau street, opposite the
~ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANO. &c.
at 5S os!oeS a their sassroon, 81 NASSAU ssrsss isrs:
OF Household Furniture OF every description
ucrroy NorlCE.-Boors AND snoEs.
LARGE AND IMPORTANT TRADE SALE.
FRIDAY, APRIL ls, .,.,.X
TWO THOUSAND CASES or
in great variety and se Just received from manufacturers
and adapted 10 southern, Western and home trade.
Catalogues on morning q aH :iIs cLAYL,N CO.,
- Murray street and n Park place.
A THis DAY trnURsDAn
ELEVENTH .Eq1Iss s$ ss3s; d sAsygAorusED
LADIES, MrssEs,, oS HEN:s AND Boys
PLAIN ASH FAScy xp H4 Snad s9s sHEph HArs
LADIES FANCY lsisSsD HATS.
az
portion slightly damaged on the voyage Of Importation.
Catalogues Nv % EEL ny 5iis4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-04-14

IN KEYWORTH AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THio
day q r. NJ at 4os Eighth avenue, between Thrtlsss
ana Thiriyrst streets large assortment Of Household %
Bureaus black walnut and mahogany Bed,seads
extension Tables Chars, Beds Bedding Matttressos Ou
cloths Mirrors Picturcs Carpets, &C.; large quantity O
store fixtures removed for convencnce OF sale fnfos
ve attention paid to saies at private resdsnes
f0ren
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-04-14

b. WALDRON 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS.
"A. Saesrooms lc6 Liberty and III Cedar streets
Furniture, Carpet1 Bedding Desks, &C.,
this DAY. April IL 1t l0H o'clock Great sale OF sec
ond hand and FURNITURE Carpets Bedding, Desks &c
including % rosewood nlad walnut and MAHOGANY f,ror
lounges Oriental furkiih yosairs and other Easy Chair.
Secretary Library and Cabinet Bookcases walnut and OAK
Extension TAbes and Chairs Centre Tables, Chamber Suits
Bedateads, Bureaus wa.hstands, Gommodea. snawyins
Ensl.h Plated Ware and Cutlery 0rosssEy and
cea ac This days sale WIZ embrace the hnest and best
portion Of the stock commencing with lot lSO on the casa
logue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-04-14

DY NJ DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER
- VIII cell this day at lo O'clock at the salesrooms 70
rarlor sa velvet plush oroca'e and r.ps Library
ingram Carpets China, erockery and Glass Ware nne
Cooking and Paror Stoves steel plate Ensravings and OIL
Pantincs Eeeri. eratcr Silver Plated Ware Paor Desks
rosewood octave PlsnoSrts city maker Library Eook;
Mirrors; together with immense lot OF Housekeeping
Goods. Particulars In catalogues nj sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-04-14
TJESRY &. HEETS, AUCr1oNEER.
sALEsROOMs,
NOS. % CHURCH AND 70 READE STREETS.
ENGn:0ME NOIrGEHnIn Ei.RNITURR

JACOB BOGART, AUCTIOyEER.
81 Tits DAY, at O'Clock,
No. Gouverneur street. Household purpure consisting
mahogany bookcase Centre Stands Bruises and Ingram
Bedding Basenen: and Kitchen Furniture, Cooking
FRIDAY, April Is,
O'Clock, the Merchants Exchange, Ill Broadway,
three Lots OF Ground Mebone sree LOG feet from New
YORK avenue, the city OF Brooklyn. lot 20xl27 feet
SATURDAY, Aprl16
q, l0 o'clock at the suction No. North William
Household Furniture, Carpets, Mirrors, Pianos 60
NB-Every attention paid ~ sales of Household Furni
At the private residences Of fahes declining house
JACOB BoGART. Auc,ionecr, No. l North William ST.
TOsEPH HEGEMAN K O.-FRIDAY, APRIL H. At Il
81 A. NJ at the salesroom Wioughby street corner Pearl
Brooklyn large assortment OF handsome Paror Chamber
and Dining Room furnure Mirrors Wardrooes,
China Fancy Goods, OH Paintings fine rosewood pianos &c
TOsEPH sHOyGOOp, AuCTIONEER, OFFICE NO. 81
- Eighth avenue, will sell Thursday, April H. al ioh
o'clock, tho Fnrn. urs OF private family centanee IN inc
four brown stoue house situated al ISL west
street, between Nnh aud Toah svcnua consisting Of
Cr0ckery Cooking Utenss Oclohs Carpets 10 yards Par
Tor Brussels Carpet Parior suit Of Ereen reps
Glasses Bedroom Furniture extension TABLE other Ia.
bles, Bsistsaas 10 Sale positive. Dealers Invited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-04-14
DE E. NICHOLS, AUCTIONEER.
ID Magnificent Household Furniture,
c,,hJjc auction khi, fT}YN A Wy ftarnoon

10y r. COTTON, AUcTIoNEER.-ExTRA LARGE SALE
II Of the entire Furniture 81 q mansion removed from
Elizabeth, on Saturday, April 49, at 1915 O'Clock, the sacs
rooaa East Thirteenth street pesr RroaIw.y
bsir Nsesse Bol'tss and Pillows; .ich rsrlor Cabinet.
CANT black wanu: sideboera elegant rosewood Piano, IN
good ordcr French plate Nante krross; large lot Of
IN anil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-04-14

(NLINTON HALL DOOK SALE ROOMS AND ART GAL
u lcres. LEAyITr STREBEIGH 4 CO, Auconecrs
Monday and Tuesday evening" April Is and H. at ~ O'clock
nsn OF and Miscellaneous Works, several Auto
graph Letters Portraits kngrsvinSn &C. Catalogues ready
Eooas OH exhibition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-04-14

N BURKE, AucTroNEER- LARGE AND PLRRMP.
~ sale Of crockery Hardware aud House Furnishing
Goods Thuraday lh !nst at l01a O'Clock, tie
mscs Isl Sixth ayenuc a,ao class Fixtures, Cases.
Sc. of that largo arl prominent store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-04-14

A RICH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONkER.
~ The old stand. 81 Nassau street, running through to
Liberty street. The spacious and the best
location city 70 seud household furnitu,s.
JOHNSTON VAN TAssE!.L also give their persons. At.
encn and make specially OF auction sales OF Househcd
Furniture the residences Of parties breaking up house.
keeping. go.
at your resiuencs spacious sxesroons " Nassau
atre.t opposite Post oflce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-24
ALEXANDRIA,

The GG-et'e OF last evening has the following
items:
CORONRES' INQTEsT.-A cOroners' INQUEST
WAS held yesterday evening upon the dead body
= Mrs. Murry. who lived on Princess street
between Pitt and ROYAL. The deceased, ii ap-
peared, had been indispoSed fer some time, aud
died during the temporary absence of the little
gil WHO attended upon her wants. The jury, OF
whom Mr.. Wesley Hollensbury was fore man rem
dered verdict OF death from natural causes.
The husband Of the deceased is at work some
where in Maryland,
POISONED BY JIMsON WHRD.-Dr. y. H. John
son was called to see a cOlored bow on Nailor's
Hill, yesterday, who was suffering from contin-
uOus ard violent commissions. the result as the
height ors proDourct d, of cODgestiye chill but
the Doctor who had years before treated child
poisoned by jimsOn weed, at once diagnosed the
case 10 he one OF that character, and the conse-
quent treatment was successful. and proved
that the diagnosis had been correct.
MASONIC IMPosToR-The police messenger
who was sent TO Washington to make inquiries
about the man, -. Cary, who was arrested here
Yesterday. at the instance of the Master of
Washington Lodge of Free Masons reports
that the story told by the prisoner is tissue of
falsehood from beginning to end.
No CEUH.-No clue has as yet been obtained
by which the Whereabouts of the bows, Bradley
ard hi X, who are implicated in the shooting
and xii ing OF the little girl, Mayhem, near
Occoquan. day or two ago. can be discovered
though diligent search has been made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-24

AMONG the novelties IN French Ftrusran sets
OF Jewelry are hearts ease with ruby centers
IVY leaves with delicate branches and SPRAYS
lOr pm ana earrings, and Etruscan aud blue
enamel sets of magnificent designs. Pink cor
aiIne sets are also extremely beautiful-a per
feet limitation OF coral-which can be purchased
~ IS SCI at Mr.. Prigg's popular iewelrv store
No. 451 pennsylvania avenue, between -. and
9th streets. In Alaska diamonds Mr.. Prigg h As
Just received splendid cross, to be worn either
rs lOcket or pin. The diamonds are very brill
iant and beautifully set in gold, at SIS. He
also has solitaire pendants to match this set. In
Jet Jewelry several novelties are introduced
The manufacture of this desirable article s, ems
10 have attained perfection, and some iG.s of
the demand can be formed when we state that
Mr. Prigg frequently cells over one hundred sets
a day. He receives fresh goods from New York
oy express every morning, and the ladies can
here lind at all times all the novelties Of tlie sea-
son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-24
GEORGETOWN.

The SHIPMENTS OF COAL northward from
this port for the week ending this date am0unta,
TO G,e32 tons. The decrease is owing to the
want Of shipping facilities.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.-The market On
Change this morning was active, with sales OF
,1t0 bushels good at Sl45; 30 bushels prime
at SlJ6; $50 bushels choice at Sl.6l; and 400
bushels strictly choice at Sl.63, which latter
price indicates the tone of the market-choice
wheat being in demand.
THE STEAMER VALLEY CITY left TO-DAY for
New York. with about 100 barrels OF flour, and
will probably return on Saturday morning next
THE PEoNETHEUs, the pioneer of the George
town and Boston steamship line. is expected
hourly, and will IN doubtedly be at our whar yes
this afternoon or tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-24

TIE CONSIDERATION OF REV. DR. PINKSyY
a. Assistant Bishop of this Diocese WILL as we
have stated heretofore, take place in this CITY
en- tie oh cay OF October next at the Church
81 the Epiphany The consecrating Bishops are
Right heveIends Bishop Smith. OF Kentucky,
Presiding; Whiting CHAM, of Maryland and
Joins, OF Virginia. Seats viii be reserved for
aii the visiting yestries. Large representations
IL s now Understood that the followiny-named
h'-hc,S Wa 70 present: Stevens, of Pennsylva-
Eisi NhiFple, OF Minnesota; Odenheimer, OF
New Jersey; Lee Delaware; Dcane, of Albany;
Huntington, Of Central New York; Potter, OF
New Work. ard Cox of West New YORK. Be-
SIDES The Bishops, il j. now certain that there
will be a large attendance of prominent Presby-
ftIS ard laity.
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MARlN1s OPENING SOIREE will take place AT
MS Assembly Rooms, on L street between OH
ana ION, on the evening of October Gth, and
ALREADY the young people on the q1si rice in
aanticlpdtloh OIL the pleasant event. which will
fairly commence the social season. The to1rna-
ment ball was held in the Assembly Rooms last
hlght' ana the improvements made since last
seaSOh by the interchangeable Marini, in the in
creased number and brillancy of gss-Iight.
ana IN thefway OF decorations, &c, were much
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The HEBREW NEW YEAR commences at sun-
Down TO- morrow, the succeeding twenty -four
hours being the first day OF the yea of the world
ot5o, according to the reckoning of the Israel
ties, who everywhere celebrate it with appro-
pirate services. In their books il is declared
that This festival is of a threefold character:
III homage TO invoke the speedy approach of
the Kingdom of God; of remembr ance acknowl-
euging the omnisclence, providence, and ever
cise OF supremacy toward the individual, that il
may please God TO remember His creatures wi n
PITY, anu to temper His judgment with mercy;
OF sounding the cornet;" the reasons tor which
are given at length.
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A SINGULAR surr-A Paid Bon .,maa.-Yes-

SINGULAR SUIT-A Paid Bon .smaa.-Yes-
teTday afternoon, VIM. Bowen. a rrnmineut
coloTCd politician of the Fourth Ward, was
before Justice ID: X. Smith, having been sum
mohed by constable A. NJ Sprague in an action
for debtor money had and received-of S5) To
John +. Brooks. An affidavit was filed for the
removal OF the cause ON the ground, among
others, that Smith had expressed his opinion in
me case. The case was therefore ruled before
Justice Walter. The account on which the
acton is brought is as follows WIN. Bowen &
John +. Brooks, Dr., for money paid to him
lBowen) to secure him as bondsman for said
Brooks for his appearance at the Criminal
Court OF the District of Columbia when re-
CURED, to answer the charge of larceny alleged
70 nave been committed in July, A. ID. $50,
$50. 1t is alleged that Brooks paid the money
TO Bowen, who went his bail. and that Brooks a
day or day or two afterwards surrendered him.
Mr.. Darlington appeared for defendant
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NATIONAL THEATER.-''The Ticket of Leave
Man was performed in a very satisfactory
manner last night and will be repeated tbi eve,
hlng, when the LayistOwski's conclude their en-
gagement. ON Monday Joe Emmett will make
ms fIst appearance here IN his great speciaIity
OF Crit, our Cousin German
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-24

TAxEs DISCONTINUED AFTER THE FIRST OF
GCToBER.-On and after the LIST Of October the
following internal revenue taxes are dscon-
tiEued, being repealed as Of that date. by the
act Of Julv "a, $50, yiz:-AH taxes on gross
receipts and on sales except those Of tobacco,
kpirits and wines Also the tax on legacies and
tuceessloDs On property passing by death occur
ring after that date. The stamps will no longer
De required on pTomissory notes less than one
hundred dollars nor on receipts. Stamps are
killl required on cheeks and all other docu-
me nts with the above exeeptions) heretofore
taxed.