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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-18
uttrhA1tkudts

Gin mertwdrbtser Rann. Der
arulpfe beutf4e gtolinfptelsr Germ. utpa11.
n,a&t tn iYaris t.tn serinses auasben. er
ptelt fttn Snlruu,ent NIT bsr Sub3ebt'1.
Sein snarument aebt auf stner. mad fetner
Muaatt Y.rferttstsn @efeu. Grit BEN re@'
ten Huse balt er bic 9toltne. Der 8osen
pirb aptf4en benz eroben unb Der ibua nd&'
ten :3ete bss ltnten Tubee 8etatter. Gr
Otelt nt&t uur ldnsf etnseibte @tade, fon'
BERN aud neue bon, g1att berunter uttsro'
eer Ttrtstett. Mit ben Sasen serrt&tet Ct
aud (cuf 8anblunsen, tpo3u BE 9dnee g.
brau&t tperben. Ct f@retbt, 3et&net aae
bebarf tetner 3tlft III ben aetfen Sebeas'
serrt&tuns.n, babel 1T Ct f@lant, bat st'e''
let@ten unb feaen Gang unb 1T aberpaupt
fh5u son @eRalt. ST betauptst, bab tn
2Sntssbers nod 3pet Yerfonea leben, ete
aletd itu, otne Mrnae unb @dnbe seboren
wurben. Cine berftlten fti nod Saa3
luna, Der anbere sebe @pra&untsrrt@t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-18

3euWWD wv O'"'s"'
sea@ Der al1eemetnen Shmunbere@t'sras
te~rauseeseben pon s: @tanton.
a4s& 0er1an9t:
2 ti9hse @etber sefa@t BITE NIT Sfsroen
~u1n3useben mtfen.
Cine frdfttse Srau ale 9austne@t.
Dret Trauen ale Bremfer auf Der Gtien'
batn.
20 Detber fnben 8ef&dftsun9 alsDa@'
beder.
5 Mdb9en ale Carpenters. =.
Gin iunser mann'. '3una &tnseraustrassn.
Gin iunaer Mann, a1s &au,meriunsfer.
Gin Mann, Der gut @af9en uno base|n
lam.
Gin Mann tn etn Yubn1a@ereef&dft
- - ::MSberes BET 6. Stanton.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-18

NdtbfeL
Die @a9en fnb's oft unb @epebre,
@en1t bu. ais Sat, Is ftlber bif,
gu elmer unssles'nen Trif
90 banff bu fur bic Gbre,
Die 1dfi9 btr nur rpdre.
rs - -.r.
auRSimas hes &attiels in Ii. 1876:
Dae &artentauS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-18

Gin medlenburstf&er Re8er.
BET ben %1attbeutfaen, bic III Davenport
sptnen, f7nb aud ptele Neser bef9dftt9t
unb pom bteien baben ntele tuteber gang gut
y~lattbeuti& selernt. Meult& fonan1t nun
,pteber Elm GransYort srlner Mtd1enbureer
an, son benen elmer atrtsens GnslifH pre'
den fonnte. Dieter frast etnen auf Der
Straee itetenben Meeer mad bent gSese.
:3ufdtts mar btes elmer BON Denen, bte bes
YlattbeutAen Sbipus md&tis finb, unb mte
er Sen Musruf etntoer @rinen Sernimnat :
,,Rtef NAL ben Mubreb at, wat be fpart
is!" %antpcrtete er auf bic an TIN sefe1te
Srase auf febr gut plattbeutf@. "Se,"
t6nt Is Tim spn ben @ranen entsesen -
.,buf Du ben Of en- Y1attbltfden2 $40 buff
benn Der 2" ut @ed1enbors, 1a9n Sung"
If bic Mntmort. Ma, bpa feben bod be2ao'
70 fpart MID ut "-~SSt1, faste Der Reser,
Id bin Of at % Sabr In btefem 2anb ;
rpenn Ste f. lang bier fen tparb, ber1 &parb
Ste Of 70 fwart ut febn."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-06
ExpIaDatICn GrOm ( smarcl

The following is q more extended SYNOPSIS of
the ciIculf- recently Issued by BismP- -ck ID the
mention OF which has alrc ldy been made in our
dispatches: In his circular Bismarck admits
that Favre's representation of what passed a.
the interview may not have been Intentionally
wrong, because the conversation was long aud
many pIoI ositiors were proposed and discussed
Bismarck did say that the new Moselle D;stl let
was to be certainly protected, and, iucludn e
tue AL iord'ssements of Saarbrucken, Chateau
Salins, Saarguemipes, Metz sud ThionyiIle
would be demanded by Prussia but he took pains
TO say his might not be all the territory excited
the house." rot explaining whiei house, Ger
many or Frarce. Fayre had said, in a pre, ions
colresI oudence, that he was willing ID pay a.
the price c. peace all the money France mad
but he refused to listen % any territorial sur
lender. He added, that il such cecsion was an
ipd's pens able requirement of Prussia, negotia-
tions were useless, as it would involve France
in dishonor. Bismsrck reminded him that they
were terms such as France had forced on Italy
and exacted from Germany, even without a
prev ors war, and that tie horror OF France YVES
rot keener than that Of O,her people. Fayre
declired to recognize these precedents, or to see
how little the honor of France was concerned
in the rrcServai ion OF the territorial theirs Of
Loris NV, OF the Republic, and Of the first
Empire. The question Of an arpistice was only
discussed at FerrierCs. Thestatement, therefore,
that had refused an Armistice ct preceding in
ter'iexs, IS ialse 1t was agreed at the FerriereS
meeting that an arm'stice would be possible if
France would give Prussia guarantees against
delay, ard against destroying the advan-
ages Of the pc ltion sNe had earned i'm the war
These guarantees included the ret t,ntion of the
tori rcsses on the Inns OF communication, and
the handing Ovec Of the lol tiff ca Ions of PaI's
pending the neeOt a.ors, or elce commanding
IOst near the ciiy. It would lie impossible for
Prussia to allow Pa, is ifee ntercourse ;th the
country, as the cl,y might fhps have received
supplies and reirtorUements. Fayre retJsed
thcse terms, but promised to corsult his col
leagues OF the government at Paris The pro-
gramme which he carried hack and suhn;tfad
included an srmistice of fifteen days, I, per-
NIT meeting Of the Constituent Assembly the
maintenance Of the Tilitary status before Pa
ris, the continuation Of hostilties under certain
,imitat ions. and the surrender Of Strssburg.
Toul and Bifsche. The efusal Of these tsrms
muet con' ince mankind that France believed
their acceptance would produce peace, but
which was not desired by them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-06

PoLITICAI.-At the MPssachpsetts Republi-
can State Convent on yesterday the nom,na-
TORS were Ps 1ol,Cws: For CJve,no-, VIM.
Clatin; Lieutenant Cover nor, joseph Tdrke.
Secretary, Oliver Warner; Al DIney General +,
Charles Allen; Auditor, Chpvl,s EnT'c,,6;
Treasurer, Chs 3. Adams, Jr. Mr.. Claa'n '''he
pre- ent Governor. The r. )lui 'ors c-e o. tie
usual Character - pr" -Sive OF sIpl )rt OF ~ :
admin's ration and reL ubhcan principles, Sc
but INCLUDING one in favor Of measur by the
naDoDal atpir stra,i0n f)N indicate the clp'm OF
the count upon Great BI tain for req lrai ION
and ore in favor of laws calculated ID prevent
dpp'Dg and drunkenness and - promote tenn
perance and indus ~, and in favor of the ar
preston OF dram hops. A re; olu ion in favor OF
wonan's suffrage failed to get q majori.,-the
vote sanding yePs l39, rays 1876.
In the second COngre ssonal ds;,iCt Of Mary-
and the recent registration resulted IS follows
Fist ;even wards of Baltimore ci,y-N rue, q,
] 931; colored, 1854. Hartford county-Write,
g rolored. LIS. Baltimore couniy, ,ven
2 cooTtd The e votsps Sh,te
lf>t y; (all write) exceed he C)lored regis
cred vo this year by several thousands. In
Hartford copnty there j. white majority of
3,I?s; in the seven districts of Baltimore cornty
awb,te majority Of SIG, and in the seven lower
wards OF Baltimore city white majority of
iec.o: ., Total Tot white m"jori,y in the emf re di
Electors will take place On Tuesday next, the
llfh " slant, in the States of Pennsylvania
Ohio, lndiana, lowe. and Nebraska, and on the
,Uu III nun sway vi 'uc uiohtn IN west Virginia.
The contest in each is a matter of much inter
est, in view of the effect which the II suit may
have upon the anding Of par lies in the next
House OF Represent ativcs.
Generel John f. Farnsworfh has been nomi-
rated for Congress by the republicans of the
+. rcond Illinois district. He is now ger, ing his
siA'h term in COngr g. and his record Is that of
faithful and honest representative. He was
elected in 1sfs BY more than fourt.en thousand
majority, and y i'll be returned of course.
The republicans of Connect icut have secured
control Of the boards OF registration Of electors
in 3 towns and the democrats in CO. Sixteen
towns ere equally divided, and four unheard
from.
1t is reI Oh ted that General K'lpatrick Will
speak throughout New York Stafe in Aid of
General Woodfcrd's election. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-06

DIED PoR DoLLARs.-A startIins incident Il
related in connection With the ficod in Virginia,
and ore which shows with what t,racity some
people viii ding to dAllars. In this case Q NAV
had the earrtugs Of yeals in an iron safe. By
his side was bis wife and seven children. The
through the lower ,1ries Of his house, outside
were pariy OF neighbors with boat, aud who
Rad risked their Hves - save fdis fsu,sly. The
safe; ths woman refr sod % leave without her
hrsbaud, and there they remained watching
the safe; the wsfers Tooo higher md higher;
With but o moments warning the hoke vas
Carried LON rs fourdafiops, and IN . few miu-
utes man. woman and seven Children lay silently
at the bottom Of the river. Truly they died tor
dOllar1.. r - I'd : =
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PARDON OF THE FEkIANs.-It IL stated that
the President hes decided ID psrdon sIl IN .
Fenian PR oners engaged in the las G .nldl
raid, aud by the 10tf OF October IL - expectsd
they VII all be foe, Gen. o'Sesl nong the
rest This IS done by the President because he
thinks they have bad So q cient punish ment. s1d
because they promise 10 r spcct tue lava OF our
county in tue future. The pctsiiors FOR the
pardon OF the se men have ,me rom every sec
ion of the c,uulI y, aud from all classes Of the
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0tsouIl Temperance COnveNti0m-
What HOL ace Gre eley Kn 0Ws Of Al
Ezelusipely TO The Rrening Star.

1efeGrdphed Ezeilsiueiy TO The Erensng Star.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 6-The Stata temperance
convent on :ssembled y terday for the pm 4 ose
of or6ariz'ng. Horace Greeley urged the or
gar on or Dciei;Cs fbrou"hout the stats,
PHd'he lay of scien,ifc fac's be rore the peC
pie. He did not believe in prof'bif1ry lass;
but the ople should be taught that ale biol.
ike opirm,'s po' on. and should be shuuu T.
An al 'mpt wcs made iu the convention Z, OF :
60 ize oliiical movement Only temperance
men 10 be voted for-but il was defeated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-06

THR YELLOW FEvIR IN NEW YoRR.-The
report Of the Health Conmisstonef % the Boz d
OF Health Of New York, concerning the yellow
fever, states that all the cases within the en- ,
limits had their origin IN visIts =, the qusrsn-
these, but three csses have been discovered.
and they we're soldiers from Governors Island.
The Commissioner, D.. Carnochan, urges 8 in
In the city, Of vhica there is great danger,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-06

The MARYLAHD-vIReINIA "0YsInn wan
The troubles between the oystermen Of Somer-
set county, Nd, and those Of the Easern Shore
OF Virs ir,a continue Z, excite much interest
A.isrney 6enersl Jones, OF Msa ylsnd, bss pro-
ceeded to Drummondf1vn, Va, with the view
Of escertaiDing all the facfs and bringing the
ouestiop to Q legal test. The ,tial resolted in
the acauittal Of oil the scc1sed. when Captain
Brown, the Virginia oyster Inspector, ordered
them all Except Capt Land0n) )resrrcsted upon
another charge, sSd had them remanded 3,
TAIL to await trial before the CO.. unty court, which
Commences Its session on the last Moncay IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-06

~On Manhattan Island the Roman Catho-
lies have 2f,25S scholars In their Sabbath
schools; the Episcopalians 20 o,S7a
0TAe young lady at Allemagoozelum, who
was mp With the lark, is now down with the
n0Lovers oftobacco are now designated aTo-
baccophagoi.' and the gratlrcatloA OF their taste
In this respect, which ignorant people can
"chawin'" or "sme4in'," is henceforth to be
knoN - s"Tobaecophsgonism."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-06

BAp.-In his charge to the grand jnry, in New
York, on Tuesday, Judge Insrsham femsrked
place since he ls st held court were moro shan
had occurred during any prev lous time ofthe
same length in his recollection. He recommend-
ed the stern administration Of the law ~ the
best cure. l
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WAR NOTES FROM LoNDoS
OLStFuetIvx q Mail Train.
releqrdphed Rzclusiuely 70 The krenina Sfar.

CoNcorD, N. H, Oct. GA nail train over
fLe northern rI'l.J y",te rday encountered a
evidently With the ;sn Of throwing the IRA n
on, but the intended OF stfuci on wss tossed
aside at the first shock, and the ain DIP ssed IN
AT lc rate there might have been q serious
accident. Suspicion ] ointed 10 Cyrus, George
and Jp'rs Tavlor, father and 40 IONS, recen,-
lv i.om Po.tsda m. and thew were arrested Ju-
I,rs made q corfeeslon OF his oWn guilt, but
sJught TO exonerate the Others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-06

BIsMARCK's LlTTLR BILL, besides Alsace
Loi raine, the fori iidcatiors Of Strasbourg and
Metz, y made out - follows l.Psyment BY
reparation to families Of -eoldiers killed in the
war and TO the wounded. s. Compensation fo-
all captured ships. 4. Compensation for can
nonading Sasrbrucken and Keht, end expulsion
of,German from France. 3. Payment for crimes
by French r0ldters on German subieet, or
wounded soldiers. 6. Compensation for paroch-
ial burdens caused by the war. The total. as
looted M, amounts TO 4 $50 millions OF francs,
or s9s6 ,Oc0 ,0C0, and the amount eyel ? dav in,
creasipQ. ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


rave made arrangements with one OF the largest
nts In California by which enab led to SELL for
sssec;rmentsl and communion purposes, the purest
ptpie, pCppie, selsStSd expressly for me. viz: SHERRY,
ESTUSxPPEkNONG ~ WINE. from North Carolina;
G&hni G&hi CATAWbA, from Urbana Wine 20. Those
mes oGer for sale, Wholesale and retail, By hogs
Sssns ssn esrrei and half barrel, by bottle and on
Proprietor OF the Native Wine Bitters,
MO-: e. III and 1919 Pa. ,av., Washington ID. o.;
WHITE CATAWBA BRANDY. Tor brandy
Peaches, "a 30 per gallon go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-06

ms celebrated medicine has won a deservedly
In Lepu, ation as an al,eviator of pain and pre-
NeI OF health. 1t has become q household remedy,
m the TACT that 1t gives immediate and perms at
xenei: ~ Is Eurey vegetable prepa ration, m sde
Gh tne pest And pnrest materials, slfe to ard
70 use IN every family 1t Is recommended by iysi
c.Ehs ap9 persors OF all claEse3 and to-day after
IL STANDS unrIvalled and unexcelled, spreldins it's
useIuIneSs over the wide word. Its large a,a in
isme: Meoo not deem 1t necessary to say much n
as one small bottle will do more to convince
you 3 ns emcacy than all the advertisement in the
SWld, Giye " one fair trial, and you would not be
pirecuoDs az ompany each bottle
BOD by all Druggis.s
Price Is Cts, 20 cts and Der bottle ocl eolm&W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-06
s1The best thing to do in . hurry-uotn

- 1ut UOst tufuk 70 90 10 Hnuffy-n0fhtn0.
1Eloctrility is recommended to cure a rsdl
nose. -
~The Marquis Of Butte has given fio. 900 20
the Catbohc Education Fund.
ga biped brute, In Muscatine, Offers 70 tsht
his tech.
0Females are 70 be admitted as students 20
the ih'nos wesleyan Universily.
- About mile Of snow sheds on tue Central
Pacine railroad, near Cisco, were burned yester-
through Bordeaux, en- route 20 Ssitzerlspd.
where she al reside.
~The Cambria and Sappho race on Mon
DAY, and the Cambria and Dsuutiess on We'd
the Cambria. :.
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Ri<ls fop Oovesnunent BONDS.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 6.-There were thirt y-four
proposals tor tonts to-day, nouniing to about
the lowest 1oss3. The awards win be s2.coe,esJ
at 1Q6 53 70 10e.74. go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-06

A TERRIBLE TRAGRDY-R. j. Jennings at
ian Q four times, then stabbed him % death, for
utraging his wife, who ;. Insane. JENNINGS
surrendered. and was acquitted. A portion a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-06

THE SoUrBsRN Con- NsERcftL OosvkSTIoN.-
In the Southern Commercial Convention a.
Cincinnati yesterday the standing c)m nurses
were apr ointed and subjects for Confederation
referred 20 them. The District OF c Jlunbsa
was added to tue list Of States. N. p. Bspts,
Of Ms =, and j. b. WI )n, Wfshine sou, ID. c.,
being the only delesa'-s present from Massa-
chusetts snd fhe district of Colr mb's, wers
granted leave 90 serve on as many OF the stand
ing committees fs they may chDose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-06

Promo Mo1IoNs.-James ID. Power, has been
7 on ot-d rom third - fou,l1 class clerkship
ard Geo. r. Eey wood, from second to third class
tte Office OF the Secretary OF the Treasury.
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A Free Wharfage Meeaipg in Cineiu.

CINClkNATI, Oct. "a large meeting was
wferfage. A number OF the delegates 4, The
Southean Com percial Convention we're pre- ent
end psl acipated in the deliberations. 1t Wss a
spnfed end interesting meeting, and resulted
in the unarinops adoption of resou, ions in favor
OF absolutely Iree whetfage. -
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BATCHELOR,s HAIR nyH

thfs splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world,
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
lead nor any rttdhe poison to produce paralysis or
death. Avoid the vaunted and deusiye preuarations
b0asting virtues they do Dot possess. The genuine
W: A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thIriy y-ars'
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown Sold
5y All Druggists. Applied at Is, Bond street, New
iork. fe5-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-06

EBAE ADNIRALs Thomas o. Seliridge and
Charles II. Poor, have been ordered to duty es
members Of the retiring board in session at the
NaNy Dep rtrent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-06

BALTAazI EFFEADi, charge dataires Of Tur
L ley, hf retull 4 - T''I c'.y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-06

MADAME CATACAzY, TIE wife oftNe Russian
Minister, is reported to be very i'll at Montreal
Canada
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-06

TIE PRESIDENT has caused the announce
rent 10 be made ihat hereafter he will see 70
,'.iiois on Tuesdays ard Fridays, Cabinet days,
TOR until stier II O'Clock meridian on other
days. This rue IS 10 app ly to all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-06

IT, DAY is Ire eighty-fourth birthday Of Mr.
Dent, Mrs, Grants father, and he received th
pngra;u'a.iors OF many friends who called q
the Executive MarsioD. Notw outstanding hi
advanced age Mr.. Dent erjoys excellent health
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-06

ST. Louis. Oct. 6-The report received on
Tu- day right that q coal nine u C:sey NE,
Illinois, had caved In snd bulied thirty-hve
miners, was hesrtless hoax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-06

Gerersl Don Fernsudo-Ferbande de Cordova.
the commander apr )inted to succeed Genera,
de Ro das ss sCaptein-31nsral Of Cuba. isa d's-
tineu'fhed r''i'1ire and T oltiic,an Of Spain. He
wps orn at Madtid In 1872, and IL, c0rsequent-
ly, 10 years old. Rafhs9 Q ripe old age ct which
to under take the task OF railing State In
trouble, n .1a.- ". --1l 4. "a
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip

INTERNAL RevKNUI.-The ,ceipts to-day
ON this source were SAT- 61.To.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-06
GETTING MARRIED.

lsSAIe FOR YOUNG MEN, Social Evils,
ann tne proprety or improprety OF getting Married,
wth sanitary help for those no feel untitled for
msIrnonial happiness. Sent free, in sealed envel-
Philadelphia, Pa. sells eoam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-06

SUITS have been irstituted on behalf Of the
United Stats, against bonds amounting to a
Tir'on OF dorars, given by wh'skey and t,bacco
dealers in New York to secure payment OF
tsx-s, but who have reliuquished bu> iness leg .
lv in prfears.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-06

The TRHUANTEPEC ExPt DI1 ION The naval
corps of officers appointed by the Dep = neDt
Tor the Tehauntepec ard Nicarss ia ing
expediiiors 's now organized and Will sail for
Tehuantepec about Monday, October 18Th. The
officers CONF 9siDg the psriy in ending D oper-
ss's of Lieut. Commanders &. q. Eemey, j. r.
Ba-te.t and p. II. Cooper, photographers; Sur-
coon j. G. 81 car, naturalist; Capt ain Bartlett,
photographer: +. A. uert-s, chef civil engi-
n ,r; 6 s'stanG ci, il engineer e. W. L Ie, who is
second ? siStput engineer in the ma, =, ssd Mr..
Sormers d-augh' 'plp. The vessel compi sing
t'is squadIon, che of els OF which ere - do
the hydtography work on the Atlantic side) are
the Kars,s, ieut. Do pauder Fa-qrhsr : om-
DaDring. and tbe May hOwer, Lieut.. Randall
cDRUauting. Capt. X. w. Shuteldt 's in cop :
mand Of the e,l crition, and VII go out in the
KRrsas.
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l. sENCH LANGUAGE.
I Aw DEPARTMENT Oy GEO
GEORGETOWN

AW DEPARTMENT Ov GEORGETOWN
II COLLEGE,
The Law De partment OF Georgetown College will
open ia the He'll Of the Co,oniz alton Buldnq cor
per Pennsylvs1i 1ia avenue and IA street, on WE'D
NESDAf, Oct 9th. Opening lecture on that day at
For circulars and other Information apply at the
Law Office Of CHARLES W. HOFFMAN, Secre-
tory Of the Faculty, in the Colonization Build
IN. sal4 I'm
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The regular ectures will commence October
and cor tilue until March
NOBLE YOUNG. NJ NApuIf1 e p1o,

NOBLE YOUNG. NJ. D., Professor OF Principles
erd Prsciice oi Medicine, General Pathology, and
fLUDOARDO HOWARD, n. D. Profes, Of Oh
se,lC ard Diseases % Women ard ChildIel.
JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ D., Professor OF Principles
and Practice Of Surgery.
JAMES r. MORGAN, N. D., Professor Of Mater's
Medica and Therspep.is
j HARRY THOMPSON. NJ. D., Professor OF Phys
fsIoSy, Operative and Clinical Surgery.
CHRIS. G. cox, M D., Professor OF Medical urls
prudence and Hygiene
ID, " BLISS, n ID . Pr fe ssor of Urinary Patl o.
ogy ard Thera peuti.s
W: c; TILDKN, NJ. d., Professor Of General ard
Ne ii al Che misty
JOHN q. +. HOLsTON, n. D., Professor Of Anat-
WAhWICK EVANS, n. D., apd ROBERTSON
buWARD, VI D., DeiDoastra'OTs
JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ D., Dean, No. SOS Z
.reet, between Filth ard Sixth, Wash,n+son, D.
". se2U- t,ihSt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-06

COMMISSIONER DELANo, With bis son, John
De'sTo, left here this afternoon for Ohio. They
will reirrn about the middle OF next week. 30
"ci )r Smith and chief clerk Cox leave here to }.
morrow for their homes in Ohio. Deputy Com
missioner Williams he's left for his home in
Jpdiara, sud Deputy Commissioner Given js at
rs home in Iowa d attend the elections. The
Int NAL Revenue Department is in Temporary v
cfG-ge Of Deputy Commissioner Douglass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-06

PRINTING OF REVENUE STAMPs.-Secretary
Boutwell, and Commissioner Delapo have de-
cided to invite proI osals for printing all the IN
tei nal revenue stamps required by the intsrnal
r. venue laws WITH the except ION of the cigar
and tohLc strip stamps, which are now prin-
ed under a contract by the Continental Bank
Note Company of New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-06

fHB SfAK n served by carriers b their sub
ssrfbers In the Cty and District ct TEN CENTS Pxl
VIII or roRrYF YFouR GENTS Pr MONTH. COMES
% he counter. Two CKyfs.
P11cE ToR MAuINs Three Months, o1 o a.
siI Month $500; c-s Year. $500. No -.
afe se ,t- rom the osioe longer than paid for
THE WEEKLY sTAR-pubnshed r-,.,
norning-Sl SO rear.