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A THIRF.

He mas been travelling about humbugging
Druggists n private parties, mixing up and
Selling a base compound which he calls
WOLCOTTS PAIN PAINT. All of Wolcott'S
genuine remedies have a white outside wrap
per (g15A signature lar0eL Look out for coun-
~teFfeitS.
six Pints Of wOLCOTT'S ANNIHILAToR
for Catarrh and Colds in the head, or one
Pin Of Pain Paint. for Ulcers or Pains. semi
free Of express charges. On receipt of the
money at ISL Chatham square. N. Y: or one
Gallon of Pain Paint double strenethl for
SO Small battles sold by all Druggists.
Jan VII co r. l.. WOLCOTT,
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harm FOR BALE.-Situated in
IT. Rowland Township, , miles east and
OMe-half mile south of Warren, on the CEN
consisting of 200 acres, well watered and
timbered, and an abundance of fruit ofevery
kind. It is IN ahigh state OF cultivation and
equally adopted for grazing or grain grow
ing. The buildings thereon are numerous
and OF the best kind. For further particu-
lars enquire on the premises OF
ISAAC TROXEL.
Rowland, Jan. Is, IS7O-3m.
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r1.The amount subscribed to the
Stanton relief fund in New York city
is about $4,000. In Boston $4,000
have been raised, and in Philadelphia
500, 200, making a total IN these three
cities of about $4,000. The remain
ing s1SO,OOO will undoubtedly be made
up in the West.
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New Advertisements.
IsT OF LETTERS

T IST OF LETTERS
I~IUnclaimed, remaining in the WarreH
Post Office. Tuesday, lar Is. 1871.
Adams William Hoyt Miss Julia
Barge Mr. Liby David
BurwelI Mrs EN- Lumley Ralph
Black Jonny Morrison ZalmOn
Canaan Miss Lydia Painter Henry
Clemens Mrs Eliza Row Rudy
Delmatter Benjamin Shafer Lucy
DiXtOn Miss Sarah Rufe Miss Flora
Farnhan Mrs A G Stewart G
Forrest James SOferts Fred Jr
Grant Mrs Mary Vannettan John
HenryS Wannemaker Miss
Haskmann d Hinrich Mary
Henry William w Woodward Miss Lidt
SA-Have your letters directed in care o.
YOU box.
Those marked with q STAR are foreign.
Persons wishing to obtain b above, will
please TO call for advertised letters.
II not called for in 30 days will be sent &c
dead letter office.
Onice hours, 7-SO A. NJ, to 7-SO P. NJ.
H. H. TOWNSEND. p. N.
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CHERIFF'S SALE in Attachment.
OThe state Of Ohio, TrumbuIl County, SIS
John Us Is. HOrner' oalAetion.

JOhl oOhuSOht NA- 1-
By virtue of an order of sale in issued out
of the Court of Common Pleas OF TTumDull
County. Ohio, in the named case, 10
me directed and delivered, I have levied IN
and shall Expose TO public sale at the door
of the Court House in the city OF Warren,
Trumbull Co, o., on Saturday, the 18th day OF
February. A. d. 1870, between the hours ofone
and three o'clock, p. m, of said day, the fol-
lowing lands and tenements, situate In the
County ofTrumbull. and the state of Ohio,
in Gustayus Township, and is bounded and
described, to-wit: Part of Lots Nos. Is and
q, bounded east and west by original Lo
lines. and lands of Philo Meacham; south
by lands Of Philo Meaeham, and Austin ].
Meacham in Lot No. Is, and north by a line
drawn and running east n west parallel
to the south line of said Lots. and so far there
from as to contain n hundred and seventy
five acres. IL being the same lands owned by
PhilO Gates, late of G~ustavus, decd.
Appraised at 5000. Terms Cash.
G.. W. DICKINSON. Sheriff.
Sherif7s ONCE, Warren, o., Jan. l9, lS7O-5t.
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Senator Stimson, of the Marietta
Fegtstsr, and Representatives Hudson
of the Cleveland Leader, and RiteEel
of the Warren Chronicle, write read
able letters to their respective jour-
mails from the CapitOl.-Oh Ohio State
journal.
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SSIGNFF SALEin Bankruntcv

n DDAUANLLN DLALI M OduhIuDLLN
"a On Saturday, the 18th day OF January
A. D., 1870, 1 will offer for sale, on the premi,.
ses, at public auction the magnificent DWELL
ing house on Mahoning Avenue, Warren
Ohio, built by J. u. Dunlap. Appraised bv
stiles at S23.OG6. Terms of sale one-third In.
hand at date OF sale, One-third in ODs vsSF
and one-third in two year, dssSfred paw
ments 70 De on interest PAYABLE annually
SEES. ".'"s fHR -
AsSignee Of ], 2. Dunlap, Bankrupt.
Warren, o., Jan, 4, lS7U-4w.
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DARN FOR SALE.-Situated in
center, 40 ACRES, well watered, good buildings
thereon. Win be sold at n bargain.
Also one other farm in Vernon Township,
50 acres. well timbered, buildings thereon.
Reason for ~selllpE-W4nt to move west
Fer ipfnTmatipp Of either of the above,
enquire ON the premises Of
Vernon, Jan. 10, Is7O-Sms
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CLEVELAND & MAHoNISG RAIL ROAD 20.
CLEVELAND, January 5. 1870.

THE ANNUAL Meeting of the
Stockholders Of the Cleveland & Mahon-
Directors for the year ensuing. and sUoh 9th
er business matters as may come before
them, will be held at the ofHce of the Compa-
ny in Cleveland, between the hours OF II
negday, the 26th day of January, Instant.
the transfer books of Stock will be closed
for ten days previous to and including said
day. GEORGE MYGATT, Secretary.
Jan. 5-3ws,
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A TTACHMENT

~ Tuttle & Stun. VS.. Matilda Alexander.
BEFORE Edward Spear, Justice OF the Peace,
of Warren Township, .Trumbull County, o.
On the 18th of January, A. L. $50, said JUS
ttce issued an order of Attachment in the
above action, for the sum of forty-one dol
lars and thtEty-seven cents, which action is
adiouEned for hearing to February 2lst. $50.
at 10 O'Clock, a. m. FUTILE &STULL.
Warren, o., Jan. 10, lS70-3t.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
The subscriber will offer for sale his
house and lot, situated in Hubbard, o. The
lot consists of Il acrs-gOod house, barn, and
other buildings. Good and convenient well
of soft water; well furnished with fruit and
ornamental trees. For further particulars
enquire Of j. n. COwdery, Esq, OF Hubbard,
or on the premises.
Jan. 10, lS70-2m. G.. II. BAILEY.
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NOTICE.-Notiee is hereby given
IN that Mr.. NJ. a. Williams and Mr.. Their
on Letcher, of Greene, have dissolved part
nership. Jan. 10, ls79-Sts
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BEST! TaE BESTI
THE NuRSEPY
uNlYERSALISM I9E sT1R 3 THF:

Ohio. is the u~ld-estahiished ives - Tai
v~erSalist newspaper. II gives cr ,-renf raIt-
gious \ secular news, and IS a asEhf anI
cheerful home visitor. Eight 49, 49,
reading matter, giving "somethsag f6r
he1yl. 10 o6her paper needed nth fami-
"! send $3.50, and get it one wear. Sneci-
mems Tree. trem1ums to new subscrfbers-
Clubs wanted. Address WIZ AMSSN
CANtW ELL Cincinnati. o. Oan. I5sf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-01-19

@-The Mississippi Legislature rati-
fed the 18th and 18th amendments on
the 18th instant.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
JUST OUT

"CHERRY PICTORIAL TROCHES,,'
For Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat and Bronchitis,
NONEsO GOOD, NONE so PLEASANT.
NONE CURE so QUICK.
RUSHT0N L CO., lOASTOR HOUSE, NEW YORK.
Use no more of those horrible tasted nau-
seating BROWN CUBEB THINGS"
Nov. II. lS69-3m
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News Summary.

50 Gold, in New York, Monday
1918.
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T EGAL NOTICE.
The State Of Ohio, TTumbun County, s..
FIIza Kirk, VS.. Parkham Kirk. In Court of
Common Pleas. of said County. Petition for
divorce. The said Parkham Kirk IS hereby
notified, III Eliza Kirk, on the 18th day Of
December, 1863. filed in said Court, a petition
for divorce against said Parkham Kirk, and
alleges as grounds Of divorce, wilful absence.
gross neglect Of duty. and former wife living,
and prays divorce aud altmOny. Said pstf-
ton will be for hearing at the next term OF
said Court, Feb. Il. 1870.
ELIZA KIRK, Petitioner.
Dec. Is, ls69-6t.
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NOTICES hereby given, that
IN John VI. Stull has deposited with the
Treasurer OF TrumbulI County, the sum OF
S6,1s for the purpose Of redeeming q piece pt
lane in S~cuthington Township, described as
Lot i9-No. l+-H acre; value Sl57, which
was sold Tor axe JAM. 10, 1863. to VIM. B.
Mcconnell, in the name Of Jacob Lynn.
JAS. =. KENNEDY,
Jan. 10, lS69-3t County Auditor.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-01-19

tuition to elect one member each, for the
Constitution says they ''shall be emit.
tied"
/ can therefore, see no reason why
Williams county shall not exercise her
constitutional right. The counties OF
Carroll, Fayette, Geauga, Hardin, Lake,
Madison, Pike, Union, Yinton and
Wyandot had ~severally less populations
than Williams, yet each has one Repre-
sentative. 1 have no doubt the ~continu-
ance of Williams, in joint district, was an
oversight in making the apportiOnment.
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10000 AGENTS WANTED
FoR
PRIEST AND NUN
Apply at once to CRITTENDEN Mel INK
NEY, 1SOs Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Ia
Jan. l24t q co I
FARMERS HrELPRR

elbows HOW to DOURIE THE PROFITS
Oof the Farm, and how Farmers and their
sons can each make 800 PER MONTH in
Mlnter. IO,OQ copies will be matted free to
farmers. Send name and address to ZEIG-
LER, McCURDY co, Cincinnati. Ohio
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-01-19
BILL pASSED

The first and only bill which has
passed both houses and become a law,
at this date, is the steam boiler inspec-
ton law. The friends of an inspee-
ton law, labored in vain to have the
repeating bill referred to the commit
tee on manufactures and commerce,
but it was no use, as it was apparent
that the feeling was so overwhelming
ly against it that a postponement was
impossible, and so the bill which was
run through in the very last hour OF
the last session, was the irstone called
to judgment and banished from the
statute book at this session..
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$50 for So.

We do not p e
PETERS MUSTcAL
MONTHLY to pay us
as q Magazine, be-
cause We give too
much music for the
money. II Is issued
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THE SPEAKER.

The Republicans are agreeably DIS
appointed with the mannerMr. Cum
bingham has gradually developed his
position towards them, and the uncop-
cealed sympathy he has with the pO-
litical aspiration of the Republican
party of ohie, and of the Nation
They hoped, at the outset, for very
little recognition, but the Speaker has,
as he has become more familiar with
the duties of his Office, leaned daily
more to the Republican side, until the
Democrats have the most tangible
evidence that in voting for Mr.. G.
they caught a Tartar. Already the
mutterings of their half suppressed
curses are heard, as they realize that
their hopes of preference are fast
fading into ghosts of the past.
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It is supposed that Mr.. Ball, ofMus=
kingum county, regards himself as
the "big Injen" on the Democratie
side; although Baber, a member from
Columbus, now serving his first term,
is presumed to have an aching void in
his upper story, which the doubtful
9otoriety of being the blind leader of
the blind, clone can fill. But Baber
must be content to play "seeQnd I'D
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Sample copies can be
seen at ONCE OF I
papsr.

Jan. 10 ls0@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-19

&.ttsF uF~eu E ct fsttety % Itt EOtnIFW VIZ
STAUNToN, Va, Oct. l9.-W. W. COrcOrau.
Esq, the eminent Washington banker, had a
narrow escape from death this morning. He
attempted 20 get on the cars when N m otion. .
and vas hanging 4, the lower stepof the plat
form. being prevented from getting in on ac-
count of the crowd In front OF him. he cane
in contact with plank lying close up % the
cars on the depot platform, which knocke 4 him
of. He ESCAPED with a stu 1ning. A gentleman
named Nash also attempted TO get on when the
cars were in notion and was thrown OF AMI
dragged short distance, but finally fell before
the cars cOuldbe stopped. Both accident o,-
CURED on the platform, which accounts for their
escape fro,1 instant death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-19
MORE ABOUT THE SURRENDER oF
SbISSpNS.


IoNpoN. oct. ta-The army o. thc n1kc o.
Mecklenburg- -SchWeTin, 22.oD5 strong, entere
the city OF Scissors last Sunfsv. 5000 rounds
81 Ammunition were nred. The b3m5s-lmsut
lasted only toGr DAYS. aud much surPg.~e - ~
tressed that no more vigorous Il dstrnce va mi De-.
II = said TIA; the people Of the city Ilsis-si on
captfulstion.
At Lille it : thought ;hs, tAe surren Ger uas
ale a,le 70 Geachery. aud Ma brought zboat ~ the
honsrsftsts, who are known - - S.lsln ne
WIN their allies on the lslaQd OF jersey anl IN
bphuoh. Lelr plan = 20 place the Prince I'm
as Regent. e'''
THE CAPTURE oF CHATFAr-nf-N
Tours. Oct. la.-The following oa,, Al ,e,s
is made public BY the Minister OF War.
NENpoNE. oct l9-Chateaudap was .,a,,
tured last night by the Prussians. after a sieFs
lasting from noon I'll 10 O'Clock a. nisht. Ia
wsS defended by troops OF the National GuarJ
and S0 francs treurs. who retired. Aisputip.,
every foot Of ground. The PrussiAn forces were
well supplied with artillery
TOURS HAS NO NEWS or THE ORLEANS
FIGHT.
There n no on cial news whatever from the
two large armies nov confronting each other
are slowly falling back. and that the Pru-sians
seem 10 be ref uTning towsr IL Orleans. thus de-
iesiIng the plan Of the French gene-al 20 draw
them on.
Tours is flled with French trooi who have
Just arrived.
A band of Irish and American volunteers has
Just reached here. They are now marching
through the streets, carrying the American anl
French nags-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-19
THE CAPITULArION OF srRxS
BURG.
Graphic Account of the Surrender

The number OF men who surrendered az the
carItula'ion Of Strssburg Is nov SET dan A.
h,lll OF the rank and die, and 45i on cers. 81;
was not thought possible" says the Cologne
Gazette, "that 90 great q number OF troops lay
enclosed within the wallr." Just after N a M.
the garrison marched out in measured time
from the Forte Rationale. The stat was on
foot; and at the head Of the garrison Lieutenant
General Won werder jumped eff his horse 10
meet the ofhcers- Sorrow and anger were de-
picted upon their couutenances; tears stood in
the ewes Of many Q eronzed old hero, who did
not dare 90 raise their eyes from the ground 20
which their feet seemod 10 cling, such was their
regret at leaving the town. 90 l0rg and bravely
defended The zouavos were loud in
tseir eptreaties against the capitulatiop
"Noss semzes resdus," they cried, " UAricA EST
Nm coquin," brsndishing the remnants OF the
DANA ged weapons they carried with them aud
dAshing them on the road % - 70 break them
yet smaller. The Prunians on 6ret entering
the town witnessed strange sights. There were
no housee; simply heaps 0f ruins could be seen
in all direcuons. Fire and the incessant storm
OF cannon balls had done their desolatine vork.
In the interior Of the town. however, only 4 few
houses had been Destroyed; and many streets
had recefsed no damage at ALL Sons Of the
stones forming the pillars Of the celebrsted
cathedral had beea not a9ay, one OF ths win
dovs entirely dsstroysd, sd Ss nasosrs se-
verely dsmaeed; but, en the whole, not r1sov
repairs win Be required.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-19
yadicIal Case under the Fourteenth
Il Amen emf.

Ieie9rdPhed kroiasiDely Do Tz> Ereniag Star.
LOUISVILLE, Ny, Oct. ls.-Yesterday a suit
vas commenced an the l.. 3. court 70 remove
from office, under the Sd section of the lgth
amendment, the Hon. VIM. Lindsay, recently
elected judge OF the court of appeals from
the 4th district by a large majority over hi
radical opponent. Ii is charged that, prior 20
the war, be, as a clerk OF the Hickman circuit
Of the United States, snd that IN 1852, he en-
gagged in the rebellion. The defendant objected
10 the hling of the motion 70 remove bim from
Office, and also TO the information. This will
be one OF the most important cases ever brought
m the United States COURT under the lith
amendment
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The National UuitArtas ConE. renee -
s1oo, 900 for . Chu rch az Wasaiug.

Telegraphed EsciEsirely % rAe Ep.aine Nnr.
NEW YORK, Oct. is--rhe Natioual Jaitariau
Conference opened its sessions this morning a
Rev. Mr.. Hepworth's church. The atteu lance
Was unexpectedly large, and incluied many Oi
the most prominent clergymen and layrnel Oi
the denomination. An hour before prOcselins
to business the conference WAS 0cca Yiel IN de
yotional exercises, after which prel imiuarg ar
rangements for the organization having been
effected, Rev. Dr. BillO~s real the an
nual report OF the National Conference.
The document reviews the work sni re-
suits OF the past year. IL i stated that
the local conferences are all prosperous anI
increasing in activity. The Councils recon-
mend a stated tribunal for the examination OF
denominations, and that the two theological
schools Also offer six months gratu itoas instrac
tiOn 20 all comers from other sects. The pro-
posed Unitarian church In Paris has been given
for The present into the hands OF the one alreaiy
existing, under Rev. MIR. Cockerell.
DIR. Bellows, in passing, said d;-"Franee nov
for the FIRST time In her history, enjoys religior
liberty. And the same fact is now true of fta'y
since the downfall OF the Pope IL therefore
becomes our body 70 watch the movements OF
free Protestant ministers In Europe. aud the
council recommends a delega alton 20 the Prot
estant yerein soon 20 meet in Berlin
The Unitarian cause In England Is also re-
ported 70 be steadily advancing, and the al
mission OF Unitarian minister TO the commis-
SION for the revision OF the Scriptures 10 a fact
OF str king significant
A COMPLIMENT TO WASHINGTON.
The council also recommended that the con
terence take measures for the erection OF a
Unitarian church az Washington, ID. c.. a city
which is rapidly becoming the center OF literary
as well ss political influences; and the interests
OF the denomination require an attractive and
commanding edIfice, in which the best preach
ing OF the denomination should be msintaincd
during the sessions of Congress The council
recommends raising 500 900 by the leading
suitable national Unitarian church In Washing
ton.
The subject Of the National Unitarian Re-
view has been entrusted TO the Revs. +. r. Hale
and y. H. Allen, hut denominations hal rsiled
to support il, and the council regret that there
IL no prospect that q review could be properly
maintained. During the past year tue book
never before self sustaining.
Dr. Bellows closing passages, referring % The
proposed discussions on the new creed OF the
church, were highly conciliAtory, anl coun-
selled forbearance, self-c0ntrol and respect Tor
others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-19

:. What is, hic-Cuba to him, or he to, hic-
Cnba :'-Shakspeore, slightly sprunJ.
again the report goes out that negotiations
are in progress for ,he purchase OF Cuba, and
the fact that Secretaries Boutwell, and Fish an1
Attorney General Akerman were closeted to-
gether at the Treasury Department for several
hours this morning gave rise to thick fiying
rumors that the conclave were engaged in
making the preliminary engagements for
the acquisition of the I" Gem of the Antilles"
Most likely their confab had reference to mat
teTs nearer home. Quite probably some persons
may be attempting dicker of the kind bet ween
spain AM the United States, but we doubt if
Spain has authorized the sale, and it is certain
that the United States is not il the mood TO paw
any $40 600 GOO for the little island neat and
trim, though she may be. Uncle Sam is likely
to ask, in the words of Shakespeare, what is c aba
to him or he to Cubs that he should be called on
to add to Indebtedness under which he can
badly stagger for the purchase of costly gew-
gaws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-19

THR CoUITHRDmf e0 Norna-Ca,s,.,, :,
Plates, Prssses, bk, esl Papev.-OoL Whitiey,s
detective fofoe have had q beovn 800 hos.e
mp town under surveillance Voek. Yee,rrdsy
and . eolsrsd man hsvine chsrse fhs,eoS'
ras,n9 throagh back streets, it was taken 20
the Jsrssy City ferry, where the white man left
and anotaer took his place. while driving along
denly halted the driver, snd demsndcd 10 zee
the contents Of the trnuf, q which the man in
charge slirped roynd to the other side Of the
contain twenty-doIlar piates on The Oneida,
ksrket, and Shoe and Lsather Banks, a large
prem, quantity OF ink, win engrsvers' toO,s
and paper enough for sn ksue Of half million
dollars.-N. r. Sxa, 1sa inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-19

CtOLD WEATHER IL APPROACH
AND WE ALL NEED THE PROTECTION OF
VAIN GARMENTS,
But tender childhood has its Hrst claim upon us,
therefore have prov ided for the little ones better
assortment than ever i had before, and would
respectfully call the attention Of the Ladies to my
beautiful and large variety Of
Childrens extra long Fancy WOOL HOSE.
tCARLET and BLUE HOSE.
WHITE AERINO SOCKS and HOSE.
Children. WHITE COTTON, extra long, and
ch sss BGo&s asDa Ell rsTAegs sns oLDsSs LEG
Also, INFANTS BRUSHES and COMBS, SAFETY
yard. PUrTs and BOXES, BiskETs. sc' '"'
Ladies' and Gents all wool WHITE and COLoRED
HOSE Ribbed and Plain.
SCARFs, long and short from 25cup
HOODS.
Ladies' VESTS. from 81 mp.
Misses and Boys vEsTs, in all sizes.
A full assortment Of TOILET ARTICLES, perhaps
the largest kept in one place.
HEMsTITCHED LINEN HANDKERCHIErs,
from lSc. up.
Gent. all LINEN HANDKEkoHIEFs, from
Sc.pp.
Ladies' real MOROCCO SATCHEL Is, from SAG up
500 TRAVELLING. MARKET, WORK. LUNCH
and other BASKETS, direct from the factory.
EMBsOIDERED SLIPPERS and CUSHIONS.
Fine ANGORA WOOL.
CROCHET and KNITTING NEEDLES
1000 NEW PATTERNS FOB EMBROIDERY.
Together with such assortment Of NOTIONS,
FANCY GOODS and TOYS. as can OF ly I,e found
at the GREAT VARIETY BAZAAR Of
r. 0lLvKRBEB0.
3l2 SEVENTH STREkT,
BETWEEN NPENSsyIvANIAA AVENUE ANDD DSrREET.
P.S.-A look at his handsome Bow Windows will
re pay you the trouble 10 take il. &C IL r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-19

CAPT .. .. G. ROBINSON, U. s.. 4, has been
honorably discharged from the service of the
United States under the provisions or the new
army law.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
THE WHITE HOUSE.
senator Gam 10 ran nm the yVap pat

Secretaries Boutwell,, Fish, Belknap and
Robeson were closeted with the President this
morl ng for some time. Senator Cameron, who
arrived here last evening, also had a lengthy
interview with the Preside Mt this morning. 1t
is understood that the obje,t OF Mr.. Cameron's
visit to the White House vas to press the ap-
pointment OF Deputy Commissioner Douglass TO
the Commissionership OF Internal Revenue, ID
be vacated BY Mr.. Delano for the Interior De
partment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-19
Respect 90 the Memory Of GEN. Lee.

MEMPHIS, TENN, Oct 1s--Business was eu-
trely suspended here to-day in honor OF the
funeral obSeq uies OF General Lee. An imposing
procession, numbering over $4,000 persons,
marched through the principal streets. All the
houses along the line of msrch were draprf m
mourning The Hon. I. e. Haynes delyereI an
eulCgV on the deceased