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by LATIMER a CLEIRy .rc,,oDae,.

0e' Sethef Vi tehhsyNsnis Az aud iitn ~
BADIEs, MISSES AND CHILDREs's FURS
AsIhAChAN CLOAhS, BROCHH sHAwLs.
AT AUCTION
On Int hsDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS. D..
c'uoer 22d aDd 23d. lSO. at 10 clock within our
austlon Blooms, We shall sell superior collection =
Ladies, Misses and Chiidrrn's Ready made Furs,
every article warranted per ectl
Also. Astrachan Ciaaks and = surariar inv dice ~
fine Single and Double BToche Shawl-
To b. SD without reserve.
N. B.-we respectfully solicit the attention ~ the
public TO this sale the goods of tue very best
material, ard warTsnted perfect.
Terms cash. LAfINER 4 CLEakY,
d.D TRep Pat Aucfinner.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Dh rBos. y wsGG.NAS.

Ia IBo- y " AGGaN.N
ID kssl Estafe Broker sRd Anrtinnaar
Washington a Gcorgetown On cs5I97thsi sp o.
EhTN IN 2yp sTREgrwEST. BETwEEN
AND NIRGINIA AVENUE
bs .S srd s S.t.l' Shs s hs 81 II Aas
- lsSs. snt r-coryied IN iib-r srd r, n !, tide
highel biedrr, on sHTURhAT, ihS 2sth % D.
-,s' al he '',i5sirS sescrbsi RAJ s-t.rs N a..
ciiy 81 Nssh,nz'on, 9 - Wit CcTnui-n ting - =
stint, - feet =, inches sca,h - Ihs n,rih
fscs b.S hem ss n sS s .E - ts'.s f,pis
is.po~ -, ., nc'., is,nos n rth n ie't ,7chs..
~, - ~ direct ine % rlace = b~gunias
t~ei'e m nths, the ieierre nSte. a. b -~ou - 20
suoe sud e smp- 20 Ne paid Tor by The pgr,b..s,
viii be required whs. - ProP~rty Is kaSckss
del5 eo5ds THos. 4. w.GG,saS. hsr,
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucti,n-r-
~ NO. Sis southeast corner OF Tth and ID streets
TRUsrEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kksAL ssIATk os 80, IN srskET, SIS
EEEtswAkk kVESUE. iS ThE uiIr OF
WASHING ION
the 81 da, "a No'-tnber. Is5,. f,a,n Elirs A
- TAYLOR snd others, q the undersigned &c
p. ioio nj ct 80 81 tie land records Of the
County q sshngton. in the District of Columbia.
secured. the undersign@d as Trp.tee, Will s~ii a.
public anoii,n, on TUESDAY, the 21th DAY ef
December, $50. at ! = clock m ia front of the
premises, ali the right title Interest snd %
the parties ia sad deed Of trust in and all that
piece or parcel OF ground u ing and icing ciy
81 I'M gton IN the District Il UCaa bia, kno~s
ana cescritc on the sround plan q said ti,y part
81 Lot num ~ ten To-, IN SInsre 6S being the east
twenty seven i~et aud -iN nch-- front ~ the d-ph
Tour Tams hmS11, 49, ~. &C. en- y,
and a. be paid u SIS o., with interest frsm Sd azy
of Mo- embcr tss5.
T. rms Of SALE. One half cash: and balance in T. 9
and months, with interest. securnd by derd "a
Trust on the property. SO cash % D. PAD a
ss the property 10 sold. ConN-ysncing aad STAN
81 COS TOT purchaser. II terms 81 be not .
piied With in nye dave from oay of ae. the
reserves the right t. resell the property tue rsk
and cost ~ defaulting rurchas@r.
BENJAMIN This msrkl LAMUM Trn.fss
Nitne-s-gNO. DAILY.
de E-eosds GREEN WILLIAMS. aurts
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esls ss~Sd. GREEN WILKINS IAN t' "A :.
pY GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctioHs-rs
10 No $40 Southeast corner OF In aaS % stTso<
TRUSTEES sALE OF VALUABLE HOUsK
All LOT on sTREEr SokTH 81 ~ : 50

AND LOT ON STREET NokTH ga ~ EEN
2b AND 3D. SHEETS NKSr, ST AUCTION
- by virtue q a iced q trI-t. ds'ai tae u-st
l.: lsy 81 AuRu-t lS5s, recorded N Liber 1 ani Y.
90 :, foliJ p. 81 sea-, one 4 ne lAnt - '9ris
ior " Arlington county, N the District Colombia.
shall seil, at nnoiiC utian. thu prefnfss-
WEDNESDAY,, December -. iSsn, a. 4 O'Clock D.
m All that part Il that ,ertsin Tot OF puni itasfs
ard lying IN Washington city. IN the DisfricE C
co umhia- aud known as lot NJ. a. in -gnsre 40.
a62 beginning Tor said part - 1t AZ the uortA ast
corner a said lat; running thence -path 10 feet 70
sprivae alley IN said llars; th-1ce vssr - feet
inches thence EOrth l5 fe-t O. street. than~- east
- feet inches 10 the oeginning, with IN" improve
mettS ~ ercnn, Consisting q a nearly tbrss-
story Dseling House, with hacS buifiisg. vita al
modern conyenieuoes, sud ,ntaininr 10 -sOl. This
pr perry Is site the r.=il IT tseuers sh-T-
msn Ia one II the most beautiful aui rapidly in
proving parts Of tn city
Terms u sale: 5 $3.50 cash. of which Ssa must be
pail down ~hsn The property - kn sck "a IL hA'aacs
Ia equal payment. NJ 6. u, l. and p months. too
which the purchaser 'tes must bs giEea. bearing
interest rom the day 81 saie. aat secured bT dssf
q trust On the premises. AT conVsyaucing ans
stamps 81 purchaser 81 III fhs terms u ale are
hot comp led with wthis i've days after the day II
sale, the trustee reseryes the right - resell 1t tie
risk and cost Of the a anltiug purchaser.
r. MpR5ELL. Trustee
dNH2w GREEN WILLIAMS, hacus.
pf GREKN & WILLIAMs, AacTione~rs.
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ID Il. LITTLE a Co.,
CORNER -IH AND Y. NAVY YARD.
Are daily in receipt Il
FRkSH GOODS
EAIStNs Nuts.
Selected LAYERS Paper Shell Almonds
LuTrIUs brc- Pecan
Set dl~s- Filberts.
whole, half a ar boxes Palm
ZASTE CCRRANTs,
LEGHORh sITRON,
T. Rash PRUNkS,
NEN Figs. Several Kinds,
CHOICE BONE MADE MINOE NEAT
in Pziis sud u sff Barrels
JELLlES Of all kinds
CANNED tRU IFS ard VEGETABLES
PINE APPLE and EUAM CHEESE
Choice and Selected stock OF old WINES AND
LIQUORS. SANTA CRUZ Rum, NEW ENG
LANDKUM, COOkISGWISES and BRANDIES
JUST RECEIVED FOB THE HOLIDAYS,
AND FOR sALEB
p II. LITTLE d CO,
d1H-lm' corner s;h snd = streets. Navy-yard
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DY THOs L. WAGGAmAN.

1Rt cIhES sALE OF DESlRARlb PROPER
IL On TWELFTH STREET, bEFWEEN
kOhTB W AND BOUNDARY.
~ Under and by iTtue OF a deed of trust 20 M
STothe subscriber dated the 22d DAY of March 1852
Aard recorded in hber I. and X M. ), folio
S72 one Of the land records for the District nj Co
lumba shall sell at public suction, tho IA gh-i
bidder. on FRIDAY, the I'D % ID ceElber. lS70 II
80 clock m, ia front OF the premises part Of
lot numbered n and the south 10 feet fr9It o. a.
cepth OF lot numbered p, in Starr M-tcaif's Re.
corded subdivision Of square nun 5Are1 SJz haYfnr
bont OF Is feet on the east side Of Ilth rec be
tween and BOuOda.y streets, and running due eas
y te2t nigh 20 an alley ~ feet wide.
Terms OF sale: One half a,h. balance ani II
months deferred payments to be secures sarisfar
tirn ef trustee. All costs OF cOnye,ancirg AID
stamps to be paid by purcht-er $50 viii be r,
CURED when operty 10 knocked down.
III. p. CALLAS, Trn-tae
del3 ec6ds THOS Il wAGGANAS Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
rO-MORROW.

Rf J. I. CoLDwKI q CO, Auc.i4neer~,
!" corner Pa. avenue and 18Th street
sAm. tANSTAG GREAT ANSUAL SALE OF
feGLlsd, FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMEk
ioAN FANCY GOODS, ALBUMS. TOYS &c
a TIL IsDAY MORNING sIn o'clock We
,hht Conmenc4 thu sale and continue FRI
phf and SAT- hDAf MORNINGS =, 10
06D srS hthNlNGs. at CLOCK. At store NJ
iiuS rem -ylvan'a avenue. next IN Prince
p-wnoroking es 4" lishmest, of = s'pcs enh-scing
lUW Wor IA OF the best Narety 80 Chri-gn> = 20
ware, Ladies aud Gen'lemen's Dressing Cases, -.
dies Companions, Work Boxes, Perfuuie-i>- Al
buns, st-rt oscopes, Bread B.skeis. I-~e.y o. p.
CD sS-S Pipes Dolls, &c. Also, Tin aud W. a ~ :
Of every variety, rhina Vases. Cups and Sau>-r-.
China sets. &c. with assortment Of all kiajs If
goods too numerous for az ADVERT -enant
J. T. COLnWELL. tuCr
de2l-T =. SAMSTAG. Salesman
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by TBOs. Y. wAGGAMAN,

TRUSTEES SALE OF DETERMINATIONS
Os 1lTH STREET, BETWEEN NORTH "
md BOUNDARY.
- Under and 10y virtue Of a dee 4 of trust q IN O..
O9the subscriber, dated tke Ssh day of s-pt.rnb-r
~lS0 and recorded in Lilo No. 81. folio 1lS,
ri the land records for the District 90 Columbia
shall sell at public suction, to the highest bidder
Oh FRIDAY, the 23d of Decen Der. 800 at 4 clock
p m, ID front OF the emises, part of Lot No 81 in
she z, corded subdiv' sion of Square No 3O2. The
above property has front Of IS eet inches N 18th
street and depth of 95 feet inch TO q pubic alley
Terms of sale: One half cash: the residue in six
month"; deferred payments TO be secured t. satsfac
uOn Of Trustee. Ali cOsts OF cOnveyancng and
s:smps to be paid by purchaser. SIS will be re-
QuiTed when the propsrty IL knocked down.
NJ. p. CALLAS. Trus'ea.
delS-eoSds THOs q. wAGGAM.N. Auct.
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elE GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
~ Southeast corner of 7th and II .t-aas

TOYS, FINE WRITING DESKS, WORK BOXES
TEA SITS, HOBBY HORSES, SLEIG1S
CARTs, WAGONS, DRUMS, GAMES, 81
lI.RD TABLES, BASKETS, D1LLs, CUPs
AND >AUf EsS, &C &c, ATAUCFIDS
a On WEDNESD EVENINa, tbs cts
ta instant, comm-Dcing a. "'cIo~k D. IN aui
pa continuing EVERY EVENING this W"ek
s. We shal! -ell, u our Auction Rpams, A iarg-
lot Of the above named goods. The stock hi,
season is much inner than e, or had before. sold
~ private sal during the day
Terms: Cash
GREEN & WILLttNs.
de - 1w Rep AuctiOneers.
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P0SiThNE SALE OF yALUABnE IMPROVED
PkOPkkTf ON THE SOUTH EIDE OF r
sTTkkEEET hUkTM' BETwEEs sTH AND 10TH
A By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court
Em OF The Dhtrict OF Columbia, passed ia chan
-Acery cause No. l,l6i, Docket ), VIM n. De
Vaughn et al Va Emma X. De Vaughn ~ al, We
shail Sc 81 public auction, on MONDAY the 1874
day Il De- eulber. A. ID. l57D, At O'Clock IA. GA
ne prens. s, the west part OF Lot Is in Sluare 30
lie, beginning for ssd part north street At the
northwest corner 81 said lot, aud Running theucs
soutIvardly upon the western boundary OF said Tot
Is distance Of Us feet los inches, thence esstery
parallel with said not III street distance Of 81 fs
and IL CHI; thtnc- northusri y parallel with the
western boundary OF said lot IL distance of 81 fet
2 inches, thence Wee -wGrrly pArall- wi n0rtn
wHrsly parall'l with h western boundary 81 said
loT Il oi-IaEce 4 IL feet north street
thence estwardlY on the Sau'hern boundary Of "a
nor street distance Of "a feet and inches 70
His;iGg Ot three-stpry Brick Dwe!ling. With ba-e
usent n aiming &c rooms, ngrth, sou
side, between 9th and I0tS streets
II Ins Of sale. Uneth Of tue purchase money 70
be PAID cash In hand the residue thereof la
lively and Il mouths from dsY Of sale. with int
rest 10 be secured by dead of on the prSo-ry
deed given VIII n all the purchase y i pail.
Stamps ana ccnNeyanr ing At tho cost 81 th- purchs
purchaser az the all Of the { ammer 81 the term,
OF sale not implied with within three lays from
the day OF safe, the prop rty viii be Tes1ld at the
cost OF the defsui.ins purshas.r.
JAMES si 3. ffbh'RrER. Trustees.
DEF dads Rep LATIMSh CLEAhY, Alcts.
ss-THE ABOVE SALE - POSTPONED. N
Mecewber % same hOGr and plsre. b. order OF
Trustees.
deO dads LATIMER & CLEARLY, Auc..
DY THOS E WkGGAMaN
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE or DESIRABLE BUILDISG
THIS AFTERNOON.

RI LATIAkR a CLEARY. Auctioneer,,
u Successors to Cooper Lstiper,D
Southwest con- er Of Pennsylv ania and iith 81
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pEHOLD BEHOLD
CHEAPEST GROCERIES IN TOWN
BEST s.NILY FLOUR. 81 and 81 = per =. Dbl
hNIkA .---- ] Is and ) . -
FEsI BLAtk TEAS - cents sn1 81 Per II
IaPEklAL TsAs..-.-s5 cent?, 81. 8 Is aud ) .
GUT - GAR pkIP-.--....-..-....-..- 81 p.r gsIlsn
sfGLDEE ~ RI s.---.----.----..--.7O cents
SUGAR HUU~E NuLASSEs45 cents
Lorirg Br- BE>T LAYER RAIsINS Voc par "
thSI NV - EHLESS lie. II ~
fEImE NJ - IRUN .-....-....-.-.53c. per 10
'HuiCE NV - BIB An :. .l5c. per 10
10 large boxes BE>T LAYER Raj
SINS, tI.w l-....- Els psr box
tnsT, '- --..-....,.:,-.... 81 IS per box
new '--.--- --.-..-.-.....-.... 81 90 per box
CEs.srt a e. q >Tt-AR-CU BED HAMS 2}s per ID
BEST 10. 4 BUTTE b.. 4gc Der 10
Large -UpTly = All kIrcs 81 NUTS.
IN drums & 50 quality Ot FIGS 2j ami &c Der
BROWN ~ttTA -. -. Il and l2Sgc mr. 10
EEST M!NCE ~ q A T .......-.-... - Is c,nts
tsnle come all,
And give n call
In III Y.
BRAY BIO, 35I Penn n avenue,
between 81 ard "a streets, north SIDE.
Goods telivar. free - charge deli I'M
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by LATiMER CLEARY, Auctioneers,
- Successors TO Cooper q Latimer,D
Southwest corner Penns lvania ave- and llth stree,

SPLENDID BUILDING LOT ON STREET
BETNEEN Gan AND 10Th SIS. MOTH
WEST, AT Auction.
- On THUR- DAY, Dec. 22d. 1870. at O'Clock
- D. m, we Will sell in front OF the D. emises 10.
=. Is. 10 Dayidson's subdivision OF Square 81
This pr perty has a front of % feet inches on n
street, running back 10 fest to a paved alley
Terms: On--third ash; balance in six and twelve
nj hs secured by deed OF trust. with notes bea
ing interest. stamps and conveyaucIug at pur-
chaser s cost. : 80 down at time Of sale.
deE-d LATIMER 4 CLEARY. Auc.s
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NEW STORE! NEW GOODS
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Kf j. L. CoLDWEI L a co, Auc.ianeer~,
!" corner Pa. avenue and 18Th street
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- The ABOVE ALE Is POSTPONED, Oh
account Of the yea her. until TUESDAY, the I'd
day Of January, A. ID. 1871. ct the same hour and
place By orc or OF the Trustee.
de:od GRExG WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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IOII PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETwEBN 10TH AND IITG.
A. STR AUS
Sin
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LOAN OFFICES.

TOHESs LOAN OFFICE 1881 sEYENTa
" sTRk near makes liberal advsnc-s H<fN
Gold and Silver v Etches, Diam 'Id Re j
yoivers, and Ladies and Gentlemen " eAr - -
ing Apparel. delgls
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A DAxekRoLs OLD LApY.5A cotaSspon.
seen BY Q Psnseian "Dopplepost," or eoubie
sentry, OF the Thlrty-tbird regiment, epgaSed
in IN oschard ptekinR mp sticks. Suddeply the
pages a carbfne from her petticoats, and, taking
aim at the nearest Pruesian sentry shoots and
WOUNDS him severely 1ns sct1on, however,
had not been so quick bat that his comrade hau
h. and raising his rifle to his shoulder, he fired
ut and killed the supposed wonal. He had 1rst
lime to advance and discover q French trailleur
o disguised, when the advance Of the French
compelled Tim to retire, taking his wounded
conlrade with him. A proclamation Of General
Won Cohen posted in Ars, this evening, informs
the Frenr n In rhsbitants that any of them found
with arrs either in their dwellings or upon their
persors. whether they belong to the Garde
Mobile or the Garce Rationale will be taken ont
and shot upon the spot.
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Theodore TiIton Sued for Libel.

Ieiegrophed ESclusirety TO The krening Star.
Boston, Oct. 1.-THE friends Of the Rev. j.
ID. Fulton having seen a published statement
made by Theo. Tilton, met with the executive
committee Of the Union Temple Papust Church.
and by a unanimous vote resolved TO prosecute
Tilton for libel. The following ca-d appears
to-day: ''The stateme mt made in ths BROOKLYN
u ion Of Friday, October 9Th, by Theo. Tilton
is unfortunate in two respects: lst. The letter
he prints, purporting 10 be written by me, is q
forgery. I'd. The declaration he makes which
follows the letter, has not the slightest founda-
ton in truth.
lSigred.l JCsTIN ID. FULTON
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The OYSTER WAR.-The trouble concerning
the boundary line on the oyster grounds between
Maryland and Virginia is assuming serious
aspects. special despatch TO the Baltimore
American, from Crisfeld, Somerset county,
dated at eight O'Clock last evening, reports that
two vessels, carrying two hundred men, and
fully prepared for a fight, left that place for
OnarcOck, Virginia, for the purpose of recap
turing the vessels recently seized by the Vir-
ginia authorities for alleged violation OF the
illegal treaty made by Commodore" Davidson,
of the Maryland Oyster Navy. The owners and
masters Of the vessels, as stated in yesterdays
STAR, escaped from DrummoDdtowD Jail on
Thursday last, and we suppose that they are at
the head Of the party who are making the eff,rt
Leila, the "fiagship" Of the Maryland Oyster
Navy, was seized yesterday at Baltimore, by a
Deputy United States Marshal, on the charge
of non compliance with the laws Of the United
States requiring the boilers and hulls of all
steam vessels to be inspected yearly. Bond was
entered for the trial before the United States
District Court, and the Leila was allowed to
depart yesterday afternoon.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THIS AFTERNOONS DISPATCHES
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE ELECTIO.y.S.
The Marines Called Out.
The Inevitable Alderman VIC uulItu
ON Hand.
TROUBLE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHIDAnELrRIA, Oct. 1.-THE election is pro-
crossing with spirit. The scolored voters are
exercising their privilege for the first time gem
orally without molessation.
In the Fourth Ward a difficulty occurred be-
tween Alderman McMullin and a colored man
In the line of voters. The latter resented an at
tempt 10 oust him from the line, and struck Me-
Mullip. The dsrkey ran, and was pursued and
hnslly gave himself mp TO the police.
In the Fifth Ward there were great obstruc-
voting. Finally the United States marshsis
officers interfered, but the delay will prevent A
full vote, &c the voters in one precinct number
600. In anticipation of serious riots the United
States marines have been brought up ID the L.
S- marshals office, in order TO be near the spot
There will be no change in the con gressional
delegations from the lst ID, and ith districts.
candidates, and the contest is between O'Neiu
the present me mber, aud Captain Greeley both
republicans, and each is claiming to be the
regular nominee. The result is doubtful
The people are voting as TO the location OF the
city public buildings, and the excitement on
the subject is bringing out a large vote. The
Pennsylvania Squarites seem 10 be in the ma
jority over the advocates Of the Washington
Squarites.
lSecond Dispatch
PHIIADRLPHIA, Oct. 1l.-In some OF the
lower wards, where the colored voters are nu-
merous, they were in line at the polls at four
O'Clock in the morning. In several precinct.
the white and colored voters formed separate
lines, the votes being taken alternately from
each. There is considerable scratching or tick
cts, and it is thought that VIM. 5. Price, demo-
cratic candidate for Judge of the District Court,
will be elected over the republican nominee.
Marines have been posted in the neigh borhood
Of 5th and Lombard streets, where a difficulty
with regard TO the colored vote occurred, and
all interference with the regular voters is pre-
vented.
The Election fn Pittsburg-Geu. Neg
ley Re e-elected 90 Congress.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Oct. 1i.-Returns up TO one
O'Clock indicate the election Of Negley, the reg
ular republican candidate for Congress The
reform republican vote has not come up to ex-
Pectation: The successful legislative ticket
will probably be a mixed one.
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LECTURES.

~Y. N. q. A-SCIENTIFIC LECTURES
~ To be given at Lincoln Hall, WEDN ES
DAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, commencing No
yembtr 0ih, including thirteen Lectures as FOL
Iows:.0n Light, by Prof. Henry Morton; of Frank.
Prof b. Wsterhous Hawkins, OF London Eng land;
on Sd chemistry; By Prof b: SillimAn, Of Yale Col
mans. OF New York; on Water and Petroleum, by
Prof G. Y Chandler, Of Columbia College, N. Y.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made to illustrate all the
Lectures by the most approved modern appar Atus.
The Lecturers Will be recognized as standing at the
head Of the scientific men OF the country in their
several specfaties, and pense pains will be
spared In any respect to render the course instruc
tive and attractive.
Course tickets. S3: TO be obtained after MONDAY,
the 10th, at Balantyfes Bookstore and at the Asso
citation Rooms. Reserved seats may be secured
for any OF the Lectures at an additional charge Of
ten cents. 7-tf
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From the West Suicides SchO-
field Census Returns.

Telegropked Ezclusirely % The Erening Ndr.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1l.-Robert Larder shot m
self through the head at his boarding house es-
terday. The act seems to have been caused BY
bad health and inability to work.
DIR. Cochran, Of Huntington, Pa, died at the
ve-street Hotel last Sunday, from an over
dose OF prussic acid. administered by himself.
Gen. Schofeld and Capt Ennis (of his staff
arrived here yesterday.
The official census gives Kansas CITY, Mo-,
g, ,296 inhabitants. This shows an increase of
about q goo since 1sG5, and makes Kansas City
the second city in the State.
new semi-wcekly German paper, in the in
terest Of Gov. McClurg and the regular republi-
can ticket, will be started here to morrow.
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TIE PENNSYLVANIA Coal TRApx.-There
was no material change In the anthracite coal
sayf; "Tbe supply OF coal is rather on the In
crease, but not 20 much In advance Of orders az
30 affect prices. The market may be char
OF the several sizes having ci..siv fcl-
lowed the change Of tolls a. az
nouneed by the Reading railroad comn.nr
All The several Isilroad coal carriers are in fuIi
The total product Of all tie anthracite se,,l.
antnraelte and biis minous coal regions for the
week, a. far ss reported by the several carryins
Sonpahes, II sSz $40 tons, against s55 .6ss tom
ior me fiscal year n ,oss ,f5e tons, against III -
i1o tons 10 the ss me dates last year, being an
increase OF 2.Is5, s ss tons."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-11

THE LAST MOMENTS of Luis Ayesteran, the
Cuban maytyr, showed the calmness Of a child
and the serene compOsure OF the Christian
patriot Arriving in Havana late Friday night,
he was Immediately tried and sentenced to
death at O'Clock the next morning. He stead
fastly refused to implicate any one else, saying
"0f myself have nothing to conceal; Of others
i have nothing to say; am alone" He told his
guard that he wished to leave something to his
mother. The reply was, "No, you have nothing
to leave; all belongs to the government" "Bnt
my watch and chain-may not give that to my
mother" "No, II is the governments" He
was allowed to write a letter to bis mother,
which was sent to the governor Of the city, and
it may possibly be delivered. After this last
duty performed, he lay down upon his cot, and
in a moment was asleep. When awakened by
the notice that his hour had come, not q mur-
mur fell from the hero's lips; he made soldier 8
toilet; brief as II going upon q pleasant journey
home: He ascended the platform with many
dignity; not dry eye among his guards; no
sounds, save from Spanish lips, "save him." It
was too late. He calmly turned his face
towards his happy home OF twenty three years,
almost under his eyes, in the cerro, and the
scene was over. Not the quiver of fibre in his
whole frame. From the blood Of such martyrs
the tree OF liberty springs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-11
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