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OFFICIAL.
ApJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,

WAsHINGToS, Sept. Sd, lSO.
lsi Lieutenant Erwin seeley, fh U. 3. ARTILLERY,
Was tried By q General Court artial, which con-
yensd at Fort McHenry, Maryland. May l1th, lso,
pursuant to Special Orders No. 30, Headquarters
Department Sf the East, May IL, lS7o, and found
guilty Of the following charges:
Dsobedience Of the lawful command Of his supe
rior officer" Knowingly making false statement
for the pur Of obtaining the payment OF false
claim against the United ntafes, IN violation OF the
act Il Congress approved March ID, 1853" Con
duct unteeOming officer and q gentleman" and
" Vlo aion of paragraph lls5, kev.Sd United States
Amy Regulations, I'd. 1S63.
The Court sentenced him ITO be cashisred, AMI to
ferf-it to the United Ststss all pay and allowances
now due or that may bec6me due him, and TO have
his DsRe. crime and place OF abode, aud punishment
pull lihed in the ds Newspapers Of Washington, D. c.
The proceedings OF the General Court Martial in
the foregoing case having been forwarded to the
Secretary of War for the action Of the President the
findings and sentence, herein stated, have been
approved aud orders given for the execution Of the
sentence.
Ist Lieutenant Erwin S<eley, 4th u. 8. ARTILLERY,
has sccordnely ceased to be ofcer Of the United
States Army: BY order.
lsigned,l Ed. TOWNSEND,
AdJutant General.
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The Lynchburg News states that Mordeoai
Cook and O. ii. Legvin, Of Franklin county.
Va, were arrested . few days since, charged
tobacco stamps which had been previously used
Cook Wa held In % 900 bail, and Legwfn was
committed 10 await his trial before the United
states Court at Richmond, in November. HE
brother, who resides at Crawfordsyille, GA. has
also been arrested. The vnginian say that
Legwin has acknowledge his guilt, and adds:
This fraud has been In operation for long
time past, and has been OF incalculable injury
to the tobacco trade In the Southern States, and
the parties engaged In the business by this
means reduced the prices 10 such figures that
the legitimate trade has been unable % com
pete with their rascality,"
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TEO. w. DE HAvEN-S
SENSATION CIRCUS

CEo. w. DE HAvEN'S
SENSATION CIRCUS
WILL ExHIBIT AT WASHINGTON, d. C.,
ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
sEPTKMBER Is AND16
ON LOT CORNER OF I4TH AND M STREETS
Doors open at ami 7 O'Clock.
Admission, so cts Children, unler Il years. rs cts
MILE zULEILA,
Tie Celebrated GymDsst and Aerial Fairy.
MISS KATIE STOKES,
The Charming Equestrienne.
THE WON ERFUL ELLA,
The Paragon of Beauty, Grace and Artistic Merit.
NILE LIZ BURTE.
The Celebrated Dramatic and E4uestrisaie Artist.
: q STOKES,
With his Europesn Troupe of Trained Ponies.
MR CHARLES LOwERY,
The Celebrated Horseman.
MONS .EyILLA. the Renowned Equestrian from
the Cirque Napoleon, Paris.
JAMES WILSON.
The Dashing Equestrian.
TIE DAVENPORT BROTHERS.
In their Wonderful AcrObstic Feats.
FIG BLISS. "Ihe Man Fly" in his Startling and
Miraculous Antipodean Feat.
MONS. RICARDO, the Modern samson, in his
wonderful Athletic Feats,
BLISS BROTHERS.
THREE GREAT CLOWNS,
JIMMY REYNOLDS America o y sy oriteJ ester -
=. n eEhNON, the Unique and Cemical. The
NOpderfnl Gymnart and Grotesque Trick Clown,
MONS. fANTlNl, together with = full aud com
plete Troupe Of E4uestrisns. GymRa-ts and numer-
eos suI lisries. m the OF EQuines Ponies, etc
At each performance will be introduced the Won
seriul DCCATED HORSE COMET" Also the
Ccmic Trick Mules "HUMPTY DUMPTY" AND
"SHOO FLY.n
With sincere pleasure we announce, "a Special
NOvelty a grand and sublime FREE EEEXHIBlrION
The Management, at enormous 81 psnse, have
procured the services Of Miss LOTTIE ST. CLAIR,
the only femsle AerOnsnt IN the world. who will
make one OF her wonderful Balloon AsceBsions in the
Ao moth Air Ship -'City of New York, ,, one Of the
most imposing sights ever witnessed The Ascens sion
will positively take place at IL O'Clock daily from
The circus lot
Prominent among the many features OF this great
Exhibition 10 the production of Lord Byron Cele-
hrsted Pom Of =. MhZEPPAi or, THE WILD
HORSE OF TARrARY- MADEMOISELLE LE
BURTE will appear as 'MAZEPPA," selO 81
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A ROAD srHANyR has been running for
Aberdeen, Scotland. In many parts Of the
road the grade lie one in eight, over which the
steam engine draws ten tons with great ease At
engine performs four trips daily, during which
its entire consumption Of coal h but a Quarter
OF ton. To do the same work In the ordinary
way the outlay s nearly three times as great
much as that OF the road steamer. Road steam
ers are coming in use in Paris, and I'm several OF
the towns OF India, and are exciting con-
seriously contemplated In England 20 attach
them 70 artillery. We expect 20 see them
adapted by the owners OF large farms In the
West before long.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


have made arrangements with one OF the largest
firms in California by which am enabled to sel for
sacrsmental and communion purposes, the purest
article, selected expressly for me. viz: SHELBY,
PORT, CA,MUsCATEL and HOOK also,
sou PPERNONG WINE from North Carolira;
DRY CATAWBA, from urbans Wine %. Those
Wines 1 offer for sale, wholesale and retail by ho9s
bead, barrel and haif-bsrrei, By bottle and On
Proprietor Of the Native Wine Bitters,
Noe. 1917 and 1919 Pa. av., Washington ID. G :;
also. No. - North Charles ST., Baltimore, ND. =
WHITE OATAWBA BRANDY, for Brandy
Peaches, % 30 per gallon. SEQ
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THE MAINE ELECTION.
RePnbllean S.alns

IesserPA>d ssclsstveiy 20 fAs Rreniso Sar.
PORTLAND, Sept B-One hundred and If
teen towns give Perham, (republicanD for
Governor, 5,2i2 majority; republican gain, I6s.
John Lynch is undoubtedly elected in the first
congressional district, the only doubtfal one in
,ne State. Ine towns TO hear from gave last
year republican majority Of I,2sI.
BANGOR, Sept. l3.-1he democrats are re-
soicing over giving for the first time a majority
IN this city for the democratic Candidates. The
repuohcans claim thst they have elected their
county ticket In fall.
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Railroad ExcursIou.

IeteSrGphed Erolasir.iy 70 The Evest.0 Star.
iSDrAFAPoLIs, IND, Sept. i3.-An excursion
tam OF SIX new Pullman sleeping and pAysen-
ger coaches left this city to-day, on the Indian
apolis, Bloomington and Western Railroad.
There are over two hundred e,cursionist, In
Guiding many leading railroad and business men
States. This new road opens under the most
favorable auspices.
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The COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS has desig-
mated Mr. j. w. Babson as acting Chief Clerk
Of the Pension Bureau till the return Of Mr..
Trevitt, the Chief Clerk, who is absent on sick
leave, and IN the meanwhile Mr.. Cleary, who
has been serving in that capacity, will act as
assistant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-13

INDEMNITY SCHOOL SKLKCTIoNs.-The Com
missioner Of the General Land Ofice has sui
mitted to the Secretary of the Interior, for his
approval, two lists OF school selections in the
'oan Francisco and Msysville districts, State OF
California, containing an aggregate area Of
% ,469 SO acres
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-13

CoMNoDoRH ALDEN, Chief OF the Bureau or
Detail at the Navy Department. is acting Secre
tary OF the Navy during the absence Of Secre-
fary Robson, who is at his homein Camden.
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RAP0uRIOR,s nan nvu

BA1VnBLOk'B HAIR OXBs
-1h1e sDlendid lair Dye 70 the bsst In the world.
ed, nor my estaj6 poison to produce Daraiyds OF
as:th. AVOID The ysnnted and dslnavs lIeIaIations
": A. Batchelorb Hair Dye 6as had fAsrtv ysasT
rntarnished reputation 10 uphold its integrity e
al DraEsiss- ADDaisd q 10 Dsnd strcst.
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CENSUS BUREAU The following appoint
ments as frst-class clerks were made to- day in
this bureau: Christian NJ Beckert, William c.
keech, VIM. Haines, and Levi Rosenbaum, of
the District Of Columbia; W. j. Parker, s. j.
Douglass, and j. e. Reynolds, of New York; H.
r. Kretchmar, of Wisconsin, and F. A. Scan
Ian, Of Pennsylvania.
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Organi.ation OF the Oregon Lexlsls.

SAN FRANcIsco, Sert. 1S.-The Oregon Leeis-
lature met in salem yesterday, and elected Jae.
ID. Fray president Of the Senate, and Benjamin
HAYDEN speaker of the House. Democrats nh
all The offices. The Governor win be inaugu-
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GENERAL CABLE NEW
sPaniards 9sn.iaS for Gen. sickIes :
what DOea ft n ean@

MADRID, sept lS.-Gen. sickles, the Ameri-
can Minister, has been rusticsting for me time
week an armed party stopped the usual dIli-
gence and demanded Sickies by name but for
tunately he was not there. The government
DO. supplies him with guard for these inces-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-13

The DROUGHT IN VIReINIA.-The complaint
u general from Eastern Virginia, and especial
ly from the udewater. region, OF excessive
drought. Around Richmond the gardens are
appeared from market. The Richmond Whis.
however. learns that, Notwithstanding -Che
drought. the corn crop above tidewater is q
pretty fef one, and the tobacco, which requires
less rain, 70 very fine In some districts. A heavy
rain storm set in at Lynchburg on Saturday
night. In consequence Of the injury done to
vegetation by the droughe, the Virginia Horti-
cultural Society viii hold no exhibition this fall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-13

The NATIONAL THIATIR.-The National.
now under the sole management Of Mr.. VIM. b.
Spalding, opened last night for the season with
crowded house, and despite the little stiffness
incident to IN opening night the performances
went on in style to indicate that Mr.. Spalding
has not only been successful in his "stsrs," but
has also selected An acceptable stock company.
The new play, "a Bird in the Hand is Worth
Two in the Bush, }" now running in New York
and elsewhere, made decided hit aud will be
reproduced tonight It introduced to us con
siderable portion of the stock company Of the
National, amongst them Mr.. Frank Mon
daunt, leading man, already an established
favorite here, Mr.. Walter Lennox, low comedi-
an, and who showed good capabilities in his line
last night, Mr.. John Wilson, juvenile, whose
performance Of the part OF Reginald ProdigalD
was decidedly effective, Mr.. Matthew Snyder,
a good 'heayy man" from the Philadelphia
theaters, &c.
Tie place Of leading lady in the National COM
pany does not seem to have been f.led vet, but
the parts Of Madame Prodigal" and "Ellen
ProdigaP' were exceedingly wen performed by
Mrs. 3. Z. Germon, q lady always popular on
the Washington stage, and Miss Fannie Pier
son, soubrette, . new and pleasing candidsts
for public favor here. The Zavistowski sisters
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How A. this for hfrh .

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept I3.-The measurement
OF Mount Hood by Professor Collier substan-
ustes the altitude obtained by Col. Williams,
viz, IL us feet.
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DECISIONS IN PATENT CAsEs.-In the inter-
ference cases Of Albert Jeffers VS.. VIM. Duche-
min, for machine for moulding, rounding, and
ehannelling the soles OF boots and shoes, and f.
A. Hewins We. d. B. Spooner, for improved
watermeter, the Commissioner of Patents to-day
rendered decisions in favor Of Duchsmin and
SpO0ner in their respective cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-13

SAN FRAScIsoo, Sept. ls.-Hong Kong dates
10 August 18th state that the United States
China. At Shanghai two steamers were loading
with teas for New York, via the Suez Canal.
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w ID. IESNEY BEST FAMILY FLOUR
MADE BY TxxNxy, DAVIDSON 4 Co,

OF selected choice WHEAT, By process known
cniy 20 themselves, and thoroughly Cleaned by the
zATkst with satisfaction 10 all who have tried 10.
6sGSastssd sqSa' 20 asy 90 tas District.
fCI sale By most GrOceTs. auE I'm
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Inc collecting Of calico scraps 10 the latest
idea with juvenile feminity.
0A Wisconsin community Il shocked By q
ghost which only wears . night-shirt.
IA Missouri minister will marry o man
cheaper than any opposition firm in the State"
@Milford, Pa, has seven times - many wo-
men as men.
@St. Louis wears mourning. A ten-cent
drinking saloon has collapsed.
HVJeff Davis will shortly return from Europe
II 10 not true that he aspires to the Presidency Of
the new French Republic.
0The prettiest boots for ladies have very
buttoped.
0The Panama and West India cable was
opened to public busiIioss at Havana yesterday
The cable from Santiago to Jamaica will now be
and.
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DISASTROUS STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoNs.-The
steamer City OF Yeddo exploded her boiler at
Yeddo, Japan, August I, killing Rev. Edward
Barnes, Mrs. Aida Barnes, Edward ID. Barnes.
Mary Simmons, Mr.. Cassidy, and q number Oh
Japanese, and injuriDs number Of others. The
coronef's jury found gross carelessless on the
exploded her boiler ct Osaka. -Four Jaosness
were killed and hfteen or twenty wounded.
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ABDIcATIoN OF TEE FRNIAN LHADHR.-On
this side Of tho Atlantic there 10 another Leader
Who, like Napoleon, went forth to war without
counting the cost, and now finds himself 4
prisoner where he 10 treated With less oonsiders-
ton than Napoleon ct Wilhelmshohe. But
General O'Gen has determined not to give his
gives to his He has formally abdicated,
merging All his powers In the Fenisn organiza-
ton Of which Mr.. Savage is the president Now
look to the safety Of the Green Island. aud LET
the Irish servant girls look TO their pocketbooks
Raids may be expected.-N. +. Herald, l2tA saa
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ADJUSTMENTS.

.RAND CON ERT
w.sHIaGrON slExsERBUND,
Assisted by
THEARlON QCARTET1E CLUB,
THE CHORAL SOOIETY,
MIS-. ". DROOP.
MRS. y. STOSCH.
ME. T. KNOOP,
NR GEbRGE FELIX BENkERT.
MASTER ECGESE kIECkHOEGER,
MASTER WILLIE WALDECkEB,
AND COMPLETE ORCHESTRA,
Thu KSDAI EVENING. SEP BEk 15, 1870.
AT LINCOLN HALL,
corner VI Ninth ana ID .treets.
- AID Of THE GERMAN SANlTARY FUND.
D,OTs open 81 o clock, Concert TO commence st s
q clock
Admission. 81.
seats be secured without extra charge AZ the
Music Store q Messr- nefzerOtt a 60. sel2-4t
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DISCOVERY OF CAvB-A party OF man
engaged on the new road TO connect Coch
valley with Bear River Valley, I'm Utah, have
discovered huge natural cave, with Q stream
Some Of the party, with lights, penetrated the
cave the distance of about two miles, without
discovering any other outlet. In some places
seen with the lights they had. They intend
shortly 70 explore the natural wonder
thorourhly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-13

BAILEY's BosDsMRN.-Accordin to a New
York paper the gentlemen who were sureties on
the official bond Of Mr.. Bailey, the defaulting
internal revenue collector of New York, have
not been and will not be made to suffer. 1t
says at appears that more than Bailey we're
mixed up in the defalcation, and, IL the matter
was thoroughly sifted, some important individ-
uals would be unpleasantly involved in the diff
fculty. Hence the entire matter is allowed to
DROP" Doubtful.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RRvENUH.-The receipts to-day
from this source were sI93, ,99225.
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o1In case Of q siege Paris VII be without eas.
the gae works for the city are outside Of the
walls.-Ezckance.
Still Paris would be safs on that score, for i,
not Victor Hugoin Paris ?-N r. Ezpress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-13

BrDs YoR INDIAN SUPPLIRs.-The Commis-
sioner Of Indian Affairs yesterday opened bids
for furnishing supplies for issue to Indians at
Ysnktown, milestone, Crow Creek, Cheyenne
and Grand River Agencies in 'Dakotah Terri
tory, the supplies bid for amounting tn five mil
lion one hundred and forty thousand pounds of
beef, and three hundred and ninety thousand
pounds Of bacon. There were seventeen bid
ders iE all. Of whom Joseph F. Gibbs, at 81
cents for beef, and j. W. Bosler at Is cents for
bacon, were the lowest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-13

z G. REICHENRACH's Piano aeer.-
L. NO. a3 liza Street, above Penaa. Avenu<,
tks IA 81 IsHKD OyER 90 YEARsJ
81 etency Tor The sale of the celebrsted PIANOS
=, =, -. hLsos 90 Baltimore. and wm-
hcOSLamon, Albany: also, second hand Pi
snGs organs and helodeons for sale or rent tVtvvv
60 ne r,Iss ssssmmodAting TERMS Piano and Organ
Au1A-o- ~ eepeiIInk. aA lys
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DANCING ACADENY-
STREET. BETWEEN Ban Axp IOru
REOPENS FOR THE - SON. Is1o-,r
TUEsDAY, sIPrEM u 10, 1870
Mr. harfni respectfully Announces to M. forrs,
patrons and citizens of ashs gton that his Acader
viii reopen on Tuesday, sept. ~, ls0 M n
I-ins thankful for past fsvors recsiyed win hSre,
after attend 20 all his classes in person and will 4,
y IN his power TO render satisfacton 10 those x ~
wil kindly extend thsir patronage % him in future
Dor particulars and circulars call At the adsTny
or ~ letters. Is6 tseoI l.. q. MARINI
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The sTEAhIR LADY OF THE --,
leave $ p Brown Son p 1h.ri, sss foos 6
Of In street, att p m. on SATURDAY arriving
MSnngton sunday morntns. Leaving Main On
sONpA1 at O'Clock D. m, arriving At Pinsy
wasniE eton 81 SO clock m. Monday morning
slhsle NC kets, 30; gentleman and lsdy, S3-eood
,Tieket. cold at 5. p. BROWNS once, corner OF
kev fork avenue and 18th street sel2-5t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-27
$. Louis Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. %.
CATTLE-AIarket to-day very active.
Arrivals have been large, with mixed quail
ties, the generality of which we're Texans
of all grades. Stookers cattle and quail
ties above are still very scarce, with active
demand for them. Choice cattle sold at
an advance of &c; stockers and shipping
cattle firm; medium selling at steady
prices. We quote extra to choice butchers
cattle at $7@7.75; second-class, S6@6 20;
stockers, 81. 1908 20; medium, 80 ESQ
i 4 25; common and inferior, $2.5O@2.76.
Receipts we're l, 161, with sales OF l,39S
head
Hoas-Receipts continue very light, but
principally of choice hogs The chief sales
TO-DAY were choice and medium at fair
nrices. Common advanced 4e, with fair
sales Market very active for all offerings.
We quote extra to choice, 9k@1Oc; medi-
nm. S4094c; common rode, Receipts
TO-DAY were $50 head, with sales of 1858
head
SHEEP-The market has improved on ao-
count of better receipts of good stock, and
sales were better of all offerings. Medium
and choice at firm prices; common at IN
changed rates, with large supply; choice
and medium in demand. We quote choice
at $4@4 50; medium $3@3.75; common,
$2@275. Receipts to-day were 500, with
sales of 422 head.
HORSES AND MULEs-Receipts, SO horses
and % mules. The market to-day was
active in medium class of horses and
mules. Receipts continue large. Sales
contained every quality, from carriage to
draft horses, at fair prices. Small mules
scarce, which is the only grade in much
demand
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At,empted Assassination.

We learn that most dastardly and cow
ardly attempt to ssssssinate Mr.. r W.
Fulwiler, the Adams Express agent at Co.
lumbia, was made at that place about three
o'clock yesterday morning Mr. F. was
sleeping at the time, when his would be
assassin inflic ed a painful though not a
dangerous wound upon his head through
the window. There is no clue whatever to
the perpetrator, though it is to be hoped
that he will be apprehended and brought to
justice.
Since writing ths above We learn that
Mr.. Fulwiler, the express agent, was
sleeping in the Office at the time. The
window was raised, and the would be-as-
sassin pnt his knife between the iron bars,
crossing the window on the inside, and
inflicted a severe cash across the head OF
the sleeper. The wound is pronounced q
more dangerous one than was at first sup
posed, it being the aim of the perpetrator
evidently to cut his throat. The wound
bled profusely, the sufferer not being dis
covered till next morning. Mr.. Fulwiler
is considered as in dangerous condition
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-27
New Advertisements

The National Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets, are doing reg
MIR exchange and banking business. They
receive deposits and allow interest thereon;
th,y bay and sell exchange on New York,
Oaoinnati and New Orleans; they furnish
drsfts. in amounts to suit, on London,
Dublin and all parts of Germany, and they
at all times pay the highest rates for gold,
silver and uncurrent money.
The Burksville isthe regular Cairo packet
fo,, 10 o'clock Monday morning.
The fine steamer Alpha will leave the
WI arf for Cairo at o'clock Monday eve
ming. r=.;,.
ate delighted with its promptness ana ei-
&c lcy. , -,
The Mississippi DiarThea Cordial will
NJ re apy disorder OF the bowels, whether
a ronic and of long standing or recent.
The United States Hotel at Louisville
b 8 the best reading room and barber shop
il the city.
The fragrant and preservative Sozodont
b superseded all other tooth preparations
Spaiding's Glue is the very thing for
II 3nding furniture, crookery and orna-
Ii sntal work
MANY sleepless nights have been pre-
v, nted by the use Of Mrs. Wlnslows Sootn'
nJ syrup.
Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover
VII restore the hair to its original fresh
uIs8-
See the call on John A. McCampben to
become candidate for State Senator.
Mr. r. Lusk, of the Traders Bank, Of
ftrs O bargain in some very valuable land
OH the Busna Vista pike, and on the Gum
burland river in the 18th district. See ad
VI rtisement.
A good cook, washer and ironer, wishes
situation. Apply at No. rs Sonth Sum
II er street.
Messrs. Ditson d Co., of Boston anc
New York, offer beautiful new music books
aid piano-forte gems. See their advertise
ent
Special attention is directed to thu
lvertisemt of the Collegiate Department
sId Montgomery Bell Academy OF thu
University of Nashville, under the super
vision of Gems. Smith and johnson ant
tie able corps of teachers it can but be on
OF the most successful institutions OF learn
n.g in the country.
Instances are on record in which the hal
bss grown TO a length of over six feet
E.xuTiant and fine by the use Of the Lou
lana Creole Hair Rsstorer.