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The Fighting Near Paris-Gallantry
Of the Garde Mobile.

A correspondent of the N. Y. Tribune says of
the fighting before Paris Gen. Ducrot, with
four divisions OF infantry, occupied positions ex-
lending flom the nights OF Villejuif to Meudon
Early Tuesday morning General Ducrot ad-
vanced from his post to recOnEeiter. He found
himself opposed by heavy masses concentrated
lib the woods and villages, and supported by for
midable artillery. sharp encounter took
place, but the French were outnumbered,
and retired. A part Of the right effected
this movement in good order; but another
portion, in effecting it. exhibited what the Of
cial statement calls "tO-be-regretted precipita-
ton" The wing that kept its formation reached
the redoubt or earthw0rk constructed on the
elevation Of Chatillon. The left, being but fee
bly, attacked, was able to keep its position on
the heights of Villejuif. At this moment the
Prussians hurriedly opened o terrific fre and
the stress Of the cann0nade became SO heavy
that Gen. Ducrot was obliged to withdraw his
troops within the protection of the forts. This
movement he accomplished about o. m, after
struggle which had lasted the best part of the
day, with q slight interruption. At 10 in the
morning he spiked the eight guns in the
redoubt nnder the eyes and the fire OF the Prus-
slams, and withdrew beneath the Fort Of Vauves
These statements give on the authority Of the
hrst ofhcial bulletin, which was soon followed
by postscript, stating that the French artillery
fred 25. GOO shOt-ofhcial figures more or less
credible-and twice silenced the fire of the
enemy. The garde mobile fought most bravely,
and with the steadinees Of old troops; but on
the other hand, the zouayes Of the 2sth regi-
ment of the line fed At IL in the morning,
throwing away arms and accouterments. The
majority OF the fuRitives were arrested later i'm
the day by the national guards and the garde
mobile.
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EmGeror.-with the Empress and the govern
ment at Paris. am Fowerless and can make
no terms-give no orders"
King.-wi1 wilhelmshohe suit you as a resi-
dence -
Emperor Yes"
The conversation continued for a short time.
the King expressing coincidence for the En-
peror's mistortunes. He at length withdrew
with every mark of respect.
THE FRENCH DEMORALIZED.
Tours, Sept. 2i-The postal service l. more
irregular than ever. Many of the post offices OF
France have been closed.
The rumor of the approach Of the Prussians
to Orleans created the greatest terror. The rail
way service stopped when there was not the
slightest danger. DisOrganization is very gen
eral. The press universally condemn this want
OF discipline.
General Cambriel has been appointed TO the
command of the army OF Bourges.
Marseilles and Toulons are preparing for a
vigorous defence.
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The Markets To-Day.
fsleoy0pked ESclusfrels 10 fAs EpenSso c,ay

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2i.-Cotton dull. with small
sales AZ Ets. Flour dull-Howard street su perfipe
S5aSj75; do. extra, SssS675: do. family s7aS q;
City Mills sulerffne. S. 2se SO 50; de. extra S6aS7
8 80; DO extra S6s So 81: do family, sc soa 81 Is
Wheat Gull: sales Of choice Maryland red, 81 ssa
81 IS: white wheat. 81 81 65; Western red S5
hie Soul hern Corn, lsl 02: yellow do, 95a9Sc
Western, s5aeec. Oats, 45s4Sc. Rye, 7oa9c PORK
aniet az SE 20. Bacon weak and in good demand.
bans &c. Lard quiet at l61zc. Whisky better feel
ing, with sales at s0ag1c. for wood and iron
BALTIMORE. Sept. A.-Virginia skies. old, sss.
bid, f asked: do, lS6, "a bid, 65 asked: do ls67
COS bid; do. coupons old, g bid.
NEW YonK, Sept. A.-Stocks very steady Geld
1l2s. Money, %as per cent. Exchange. long, e.S,
short. O!s $50 bonds, l2z. Virginia SIS. eI -cou.
pom, 65: do. new, S. North Carolina 3, old So do
new, Isl.
NEW YORK, seps A-FIeur quiet asd unchanged
Wheat firm and quiet. Corn quiet and steady.
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Stock ReDOrt.


fBy Baakes', Brokers dnd Commerctnl Tsl,srasA1
Lewis johnson & Co, quote stocks and bonds p
home AI3 foreign markets as tollews:
NEW YoRK, Sept. 2l.-First Board-u. 8. d, 1851,
coupon ll3 2os lS62, coupon. l2aI 1ss lisa,
pom, lll1a 2s 1865. coupon lllst; Sos, new 1855
coup no 1ls, lsS7, coupon, no. s3Os, ls68, cou
pom, l1O1s; 10 40s. coupon. W61i Currency 6s. ll'S
Mariposa. 81: do preferred, -: Canton, g.. Cum
berlsnd; IS offered Western Union Telegraph, ssas
Quicksilver, Ga; Pacific Mail. 42A: Boston Wa
ter Power, lss: Adams Express, ss'4; Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S Express, IS: American Express, al.
New York Central and Hudson. si's: do. do
SCRIP, as; Erie. "a do. prefd, 90 offered: Harlem,
IS3: Harlem, prefd, =: Beading. 9jAS; Michigan
Central: lIs; Lake Shore and Michigan Southern.
2s: Illinois Central, 1876: CleyeIsnd and Pittsburg
h5&a ofld. Northwest, 50; do prefd, So: New
Jersey Central, l5la Rock Island. ll57.: miwau-
kie and st. Paul, 63sS Milwaukee and St Paul pref a.
Ssa: Wsbash and Western, 5l1a. Wabash and West
ern ptd, -; Fort Wayne, GO; Alton and Terre aute
q; Alton Terre Haute pref "a, =; Chicago a.
Alton: n2i4: Chicago 4 Alton. prefd, ll2h; Ohio
ard Mississippi Certificates. S21s: Tennessee State
6's, old, 62S; Tennessee State 6s, new. 6st vir-
gnia State 6s old. 65 North Csrolina 6s. old. 80:
do, new a,t+; Missouri 6's, Sa. Gold, llZzialls.
Market weak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-24

UNITED STATES GRAND LODGE oF ODD
FELLows.-The Grand Lodge resumed its labOrs
in Baltimore yesterday. The report Of the
committee on the non-payment OF dues was
adopted. The resolutions provide that a mem
ber of the Order who becomes in arrears for
dues for the period of one year may be sus-
pended or dropped from membership, but can
not be expelled from the order on account OF
being in arrears for dues that a member
suspended or dropped from membership for
non-payment OF dues may be reinstated in the
lodge or encampment from which he has been
suspended or dropped within one year after
suspension, by paying the amount Of one year :
dues, and being reinstated in the manner pre-
scribed in the local law. The third resO-
the date Of suspension, q member suspended
or dropped for non-payment OF dues may
be reinstated upon the payment Of the fee
fourth resolution provides that Q member sus-
pended or dropped, and who makes application
for reinstatement and q withdrawal card, for
the purpose Of uniting with anether lodge or
encampment In the same Jurisdiction, may be
reinstafed and granted nnai card at any time
within five years from the date OF suspension,
upon the payment Of one years fees and the
usual price OF the card. After suspension of
five years, upon proper application, he may re-
ceive q dismissal cerrfcste upon tie payment
of one dollar. All these resolutions are retro
active, and apply m well TO defanct - TO active
lodges.
close to-day, after the installation Of the new
officers.
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Suicide.

PROVIDENCE, Sept. 2i-Jacob L. Seagrove. a
prominent ahd wealthy citizen, committed sui
eide this morning by hanging himself, while la
boring under temporary insanity.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
PVRE WINES.

have .>rtle arrangements with one OF the largest
nrtIs fi California by which am enabled 10 sell Tor
sacra-fcetal and communion purposes, the purs.t
article, selected expressly Tor me. viz: Sh EhkI I,
PBRT- ANGELICA, MUsChTEL and hOCh also,
SCUFPERNONG WINE from North Carolina;
DBY CATAWBA, fro-, Vrbana Wine 20: Those
Wires offer for sale, Wholesale and retail, by hogs
hssl, barrel and Ran barrel, by bottle and on
draugaf. u 3AU IiEh,
Proprietor Of the Native Wine Bitters,
Nos. 1917 and l21S Pa. Washington ID. c.
also: No. "a NoE-yn Charles 1t Baltimore, Nd.
WHITE UhTAN BA BRANDY, for Brandy
Peaches, S2 ITseE gallon. see
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The Bremen Steamship Didn't Sail to-
day-A French GUnbOat Watching
For Her.

NEw YORK, Sept. u The steamship Her
mann, Of the North German Lloyd line, which
sailed for Bremen at O'Clock this morning nut
back again, when outside OF Sandy Hook she
saw French gunbost At anchor. The French
man got underway and put 10 sea. and is now
lyIng OFF the shore. The Hermann is now an
chored at quarantine.
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The yellow stone Exploring Expe
| dittOu.

HELENA, MONTANA, Sept. 23.-The yellow
Stone exploring expedition reached the settle
ments last night. On the return trip one of the
party was lost in the woods on yellow Stone
Lake. The heights of the falls. geyser, and the
lake were accurately determined, and a full
report of the expedition will soon he published.
On the 18th instant, sixty miles from the Sal
mon river mipes, Geo. Mercer was killed by
Jacob Paynter during gambling difficulty.
The weather here is cool and pleasant.
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Fatal ENOlOsIOn.

WATERBURY, Conn, Sept. 3i.-This morning
small building, belonging TO the American
Flask and Cap Company, and used as a powder
manufactory, was blown up. killing two men
and iniuring a number of other persons The
stone factory and the buildings of the Water
bury Brass Company were damaged.
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Fire at Saraioga.

SARATOGA, Sept. 4.-The Spencer Exchange
building was burned this morning. The prom
erty was owned by Seymour Ainsworth. and the
aggregate losses are estimated at SIS 600 with
but little insurance.
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SHOCKING TRAGEDY IN lNDIANA.-The Ia
dianapolis Sentinel of the 18th states that: On
Friday night last Satan seems TO have been let
loose on the county OF Rush. for, besides a num-
Der of tights on the cars and at the depot in
Rushyille, a most bloody effort was made by a
ber of persons. II seems that Long in other days
had paid his addresses 20 a Miss Winship, the
daughter OF Mr.. Jesse Winship, who lives on a
farm near the village Of Milroy. He had made
proposals Of marriage, but was rejected through
the influence Of the mother. The daughter sub
sequently married Mr.. .Jsckman. and the newly
married couple were living IN the mel ghborhOOd.
ON last Friday night Long came 10 the residence
OF Jackman, and giving false name, wanted
admittance. The family, fearing there was no
good will In his request, refused hls entrance.
Finding he was determined 10 break in, Jack
man and his wife ran over to Mr.. William Kice's
near 10y. Rice and Jackman then returned 10
tered the house and got down a rifle, which they
began to load, when Long rushed in on them
with a revolver, and, firing, shot Jackmsn
through the arm. Then turning TO Rice.
he said: "You are Jackman's friend are
YOU? D-n YOU, 1 will kill you." He hred
and SHOT Rice through the neck, aud, seeing
him fall, he then escaped. But his deyillsh
work was not vet done. He went over 20 Jessie
Winship's, and rousing up the family, he shot
Mrs. Winship and then lett. Going home 10 his
father he told them what he had done, AMI
then, turning his revolver TO his head, he blew
out his own brains. We were not able TO learn
the exact nature OF all the wounds, but IL was
thought doubtful whether Mrs. Winship Rice
would survive. The families are all OF the iirst
respectability, and the Winship family Is among
the wealthies Of the county. Ii was well that
the murderer was his own eNecutioner, for he
could not have lived in the county twenty-fOur
hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-24

COMMISSIONER PAEKER of the In6ian bureau
mas started West to give his personal attention
10 the distribution sf the summer purchases of
goods to the various superintendencies.
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The eAnti.German- n-salute-Gring Alder
man cenaU red.

NEw HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 2i.-The Board OF
Aldermen, last night censured Alderman John
the Germans on the ith of Septenber, The
vote was unanimous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-24

The SECOND ACT OF THE EDRANA-Bismarck
that is, King William-has now had his wish
He has overthrown Napoleon. He has estab-
for this war. While it desires peace. it requires
it on no humiliating terms. The French will
fight it out, no matter how long the war NAV
one; truce till the rising generation can be
equipped and organized. In vain France looks
to the United States, to England for more i'm
immediate and tangible help than good wishes
She is alone, but she now represents a living,
vital principle that cannot die. 1t will find its
way; 1t will dethrone Victor Emanuel; establish
itself in Spain; perhaps agitate Germany ITSELF
1t is that cry Of 1762, "All the peoples against
all the Kings" France cannot be but q grand
Power in Europe. History will not let her die:
fate will not carve her out on Q Polish scale
Prussia has won what she put on her armor for
against nations; Kaisers, Kings, against men,
Paris Cor. Bdtt. Gazette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-24

SOLDIERS on A RAID In uTAH.-A dispatch
from Provo City, Utah, dated yesterday says
Forty United States troops made raid on this
city last night, and before the police could rally
to check them they broke into Alderman Nuf-
ler's residence, Gred several shots into his bed
room, smashed in the doors and windows, took
him prisoner and held him for an hour. Pass
ing mp the street. they stove in the doors and
windows of the cooperative store, and tore
down the sign. They next attacked the house
Of Councillor Mcdonald, who was from home.
ob the second foor and sacked the house- AIdsr.
man sheets, residence narrowly escaped fhe
same fate. They then proceeded 10 the Meets
ing house, broke In the shutters and attempted
10 burn the building. They were armed Win
United States needle guns with bayonets And re-
voivers, and during the raid captured seversl
cifizens and severely beat and bayopeted them
before they could escape. s'e"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-24
REeIsIRATIos IN MARYLAND.-The numbe

REGISTRATION IN MARYIAND.-The number
OF voters registered in Baltimore yesterday
was 943 white and 647 coloEed-total, 1,590;
making the entire number registered in the nve
DAYS ,511, Of whom 3, ,554 were white and ,s67
colored. To-day is the last day of registration
in that city. Returns from the counties, % far
as received, show the registering Of colored
voters Ae follows: Seven districts Of Baltimore
county, 944; three districts Of Hartford county,
SOS; Charles county, LIS; Allegheny, county,
district, 3s7. In the Rockville district, Mont
gomery county, Nd. 43o voters were registered,
35i of them colored persons. The Rockville
and 1, 800 blacks have been registered In the
whole county. The remaining district Of wash
ingfcn county, says the Hagerstown Mail, will
whole county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-24
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN
EtIR REVIEWER,

1T VIII POSITIVELY RESTORE GRAY
EAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
II keeFs the hair from falling ont. 1t il the best
dressing r: the world, making lifeless stiff, brashy
hair, hea' .sy, soft and glossy,
For ss!e by sll druggists.
RPHALL CO,
sr-LsmkU Nashua, N H, PTOpyt,,gFS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-24

~Silk is the most economical dress that can
be WON by a lady either in Summer or Winter.
SMrs. Observation-Disclosures is going to
make Chicago her future residence.
0Montana counts up i've men to every wo-
man in the Territory.
~Moonlight races are the popular street
amusement ct Augusta, Ga. -4
HThe colored people Of Nashville project q
fair ground Of their own.
e0Tbe frizxled-porcupine -sfand-out-in-ev-
possible direction vide q wake style Of hair
n the latest freak OF fashion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-24

ATTORNEY GE,RRAL AKERN4N arrived here
last night from Georgia, somewhat enfeebIel
by his recent illness, but will resume his duties
next MOnday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-24

lHE RECF1rTs FROM INTERNAL REVENUE
to-day were 1868 ,C3S, making the total since the
oeginning of tie present fiscal year, $50 ,614sS5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-24

ACTING SRCRETARE HICHf RDsON leaves her,
to-day for hrs home, and VIII visit the Presiden
AT Long Branch, by invitstion, en- route for Mas
sachusetts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-24
Ss,ecte Shinment.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2i-The CITY of Brussels
takes out S462 600 in specie to-day. making the
total shipments of the week II ,062 ,235.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-24

VALUE OF FREDERICK (MD.) FARM.-Mr.
Ezra NJ. Brengle recently sold his farm Of us
acres in Mt Pleasant district, Frederick county,
Nd, to Mr.. Samuel Hoke, for sIo5 per acre.
~King William has . yearly salary Of
~ 900, eco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-24

HABLE BROTHERS,
MERCEIAN MT TAILORS
Fashionable ClOthiers.
CoRNEB OF SEVENTH AND d SITS, N W.
THE VERY LATEST NOVELTY:
THE HOHENZOLLERN COAT,
Violet, Claret, and Black colors
The Il. sfs Sas sFfs Fisi S.sss gsfsy ssy Suit
The olive Mellon Derby Suit.
The Scotch Freese Derby Suit, and
Many other makes Of Cassiineres
IN Derby Suit style.
The Blue Plaid short rrock Goat Suit.
The Blue Melton Short frock Goat Suit,
The Olive live Meissn Short Short Froek Goat Suit. suit
The Gold Mixed % 6s.smeTe s Short Froek Coat suit
The Steel Mixed Csssimsrss Short Frock Coat Suit,
other makes Of Cashmere too numerous to mention.
OF FALL OvERCoArs
We have @ fine me- sssortmsnt Of Glsns.ry or DR. Ting vs
FOR YOUTHS WEAR,
We have very large and fine selection OF
Short frock Coat Suits,
Derby Coat Suits.
Metropolitan Sack Coat Suits, &C., &c.
OUR BOYS DEPARTMENT
Is well stocked with all the latest Novelties belong
ing 70 that line Parents will do well by calling and
examining the same.
TIE MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT
styles Of
SuITINGs. CLOTHs
C0ATINGs, KERSEYS,
yESTINGS, D0ESKINS,
this District.
1--we respectfully solicit Q share Of public pa
H A B L Z B II O6.
N. W.CORSER OF SEVENTH AND sTs..
sels-tr tINTELLiGRSCER BUILDiNGJ
piCTURE FRAMES made to order, Moulding
- I9r sale, guiding and Regilsjpg cheaper than
elsewhere at q. l.. WILD 4 BROS 420 l1th
sIset, pet' fs' ave- and street. se1s "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-24

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF YJUsrICR.-Cynes
Adams, who knocked down and robbed the paw
master Of Shoenbergers mill Of s11 900, in Pitts
carrying to the mill in . satchel, was tried yes
terday, and sentenced to twenty-four years. inn
prisonment by Judge Sloan. The prisoner shot
twice at the policeman who arrested him He
was in the penitentiary in twenty-four hours
after committing the robbery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-24
EVENING STAR.
washington News and Gossip.

IHE RUSSIAN PRINCE IEPKRIAL cortem.
plates visit to the United States next spring.
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.
GRAND EXCURSION
PISEY POINT AND POINT LOOKOUT
LAST UXCURSION OF THE SEASON

FOR THE BENEFIT OF CAPT DESTY AND
HIS OFFICERS.
The STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE, Capt.
j. W. DENY. will make a grand 1T
excursion To- Piney Point and Puint 8 a6tfzz]i ~
Lockout on SATURDAY NEXT, thecr1Szxz7.S
~ instant leaving her wharf foot Of eth street, at
SO clock .. m, returning on MONDAY Y by a. m.
This will positively be the last excursion OF the
Lady OF the Lake this season.
Every arrangement will be made for the comfort
d the sSCursiOnists.
Gentlems tickets. ,; ladies tickets, 81 SIG Ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-24

@Martin D 'C0nnor was shot through the side
by his sster-in-law, at Galesburg, ILL.,, last Mon.
day evening. Miss Spauldipg, the girl who shot
him, was in love with young man by the name
OF warwick, who was at the house of O'Con-
nor. The two men quarrelled, and O'Connor
having got the best Of Warwick, the latter told
zee girl to take the revolver and shoot O'Con-
nor, which she did.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-24

IHE CHINESE lRRUPTION continues east
ward. Simpson & Co., railroad contractors of
Maunch Chunk, Pa, are to get 500 Chimes
coolies and the first instalmenf Of $50 is expec-
TED to arrive at Port Jervis in rev days to
work for 80 per month and found. KOopman-
schoop, the agent for importing Chinese, says
be has orders on hand, mostly from New Eng
land, for 20 900 of them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-24

PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN NEW YoRK.-The pupils
in attendance on the first day Of the recent re-
opening Of the public schools in New York num-
bered 79,67s, against 6s $40 last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-24
LECTURES.
l. n T. d l. N III A l. l. ,
The ensuing season,

WENDELL Phillips will open the course
Monday svsnss Os,9s,I a Tih hf ns3nYsF1sls
Leetnf1 r, thtiItd Bell LIFE IN EuhgrE,
the following brilliant array:
"CARLE1ON.'' 90. c. Cofinj the famous war
Esstsrn traveller, on 4" DOMESTIC LIFE IN THE
OLIVE LOGAN. in her Great Dramatic Lecture,
rice, Sc.B
HON. WILLIAM PARSONS the eloquent Irish
CT RRAN; AND THE WITS AND ORATORS
"I01E'o o. : A y T. IN his exquisite f0''n'
MRs BLIzABETH CApY sTANToH, in her her
PETkUCHIO." To be followed bY the New and
Beautiful star,
MISS LILLIAN $; EDGARroN, who opposes
iW nsIf HITHER TIER ARE Il We DR. DBIFTISG.H FL P " '''
JAMES PARTON. the author and scholar. in his
entertaining and finished Lecture, " ONE Hun
Died YEARS AGO
JUSTIN MCCARTHY, late Editor of the London
2l the now all, ahs.Ibing subject, THE RANCO
popular Poet-,ditor Of the Chicago Evening J9nr
WORDS. THEIR Use, ABUSE AND BEAUTY"
GEORGE yANDENHoFF. the actor and dra-
n.tc reader m his most humorous sntertainmeat
CETIE or ALL NATIONS
RKv E0BEaT CoLLYER the el2qq,ent ,!t pulpit
orator. Will close the season win ms logical and
powerful lecture. CLEAN GRIT.
The proceeds Of the entire course viii be devoted
to the support of families of INDECENT Union sol
5isrs
Tickets 70 be on sale in few days and due
rCunctmenI made to where they nay be pro
ed.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
One Gentemsns Ticket for he cSurse........ 81 90
One Isdy's Ticket Tor the cour "
Two Course Tickets for gentleman and LADY,. q "
Ticket for Resery ed Seat. Eli gle lecture..... IS
Admission Tickets. sold at he door ,,......... 50
Purchasers Of season Tickets can reserve their
seats r thr entire course
Refe: ring with pride the great Of their
trst It.ular Grand Army course. the commit tee
speCtfully announces that IL is intended to make
their second series of nents attractive
able them fill the Hall with hslders of SeasOA
Tickets and il il therefore vised that their friends
should secure seats for the full course
they put ON sale SCI 2l-t