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FIGURES WILL NOT LIE!
HoU Large Fortunes Are Made.
FACTs FOR THE PEOPLE.
See the prices at which four of the leading
Sewing Machines are sold in the United States
and England:
Price in England In the o. s.
Wheeler & Wilson. $45 90 $S5 90
New Singer........ 80 50 65 90
Elias Howe. ....... IS 90 IS 90
Wilson Shuttle. 40 90 As 90
The above prices are for exactly the same
classes OF machines as sold In both countries.
There is scarcely any difference in the cost of
material and labor in any Of the above-named
machines.
A6icavit.-W. G. Wilson, President of the
Wilson Sewing Machine Co., personally APP
peared before me, and made oath that the above
prices are correct and taken by him from cir
culars published in the United States and Eng
land under the corporate names of the com
panies manufacturing said machines.
FRED. SMITH,
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
of Cuyahoga Co., o.
The Wilson Sewing Machines are for sale at
A. ROsENTHAL, 404 It'll street.
Terms easy.
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- MRS. F. s. CHANFRAU made her first appear
ance before Washington audience at the
National Theater last night, appearing as
Christie Johnstone," in the play Of that name.
Mrs. Chanfrau has q fine figure, q pleasing
manner, and her acting last evening showed her
to possess unusual dramatic ability. She created
a very favorable impression upon her audience,
and will doubtless become as great favorite
here as in Boston. The same piece will be re-
peated this evening.
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Georgetown Advertisements,

N Republicans Of the Third Legislative Dis
HoGse s OF of ME ETs
H HiMe, Oct 18th, to nominate candidate for the
ec2i,st EKROUsE, Sec. Rep. Club.
RYTHoMAs BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown;
CARPENTER SHOP. TOOLS, BENCHES, &C.,
~ On FRIDAY, October 9Th, 1871, at 3
.E% O'Clock p. m, win sell, on the premises,
snd E So D'las' street
os r'ms Th f6G ssfsbSs &c.
- Poor, Third district, Georgetown west of High
street has changed his Office Hours, follows :
Q 10 ~ a: m, II to I and too .. m. oc23-6t'
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r: Georgetown.
TRVsTEG RS sALE9F yALgAEhE REAL e,
BHALL. GGE1oHssEf99 WMENh. ). g. fhkAr' NEAR
- ., BY virtue q deed Of trust to me, dated the
.654, folio DO7, one Of the land records Of Wash
R Written Of h psny 81 sPd
S pre RHss c an'' sA Ss ay
ground fronting fifteen (i5J feet on Montgomery y
within fSs of
'i hs ! mSns
and Bes, street, and running thence south with the
by and with alley fifteen i5) feet; thence west pinety
@ ;sIse IF
Terms Of sale: One-h cash; the balance in six
and twelve months, in equal instaiiments, with in
the premises deposit Of 500 At time # sais
sals Be n ten days fcm
and cost Of the defaaitfng purchaser u '''
ocA [Courierl TH0s DoWEiNd. Xuct.
FALL AND wINTER GOODS.
JOHN b. SHOOT,
119 BRIDGE STREET, GKoReErowN, d. o.,
Has received and il Offering, at very low prices
M VIZ SfEy se sSobs
IADfEs' DRESS FABRICS,
II all the most desirable grades and styles In silks,
rop,ins, Setines, Cashmeres, Merinos, IMPRESS
he best sraSs. 81 Aipscss' &C. with fan line OF
MOURNING GOODS,
Hs,yeateen;, Shaws Kid Gloves, of the best makes,
Table Linens, sheeting:, shirtnes, Richardson !.
aESTs HSb BOYS rs Ms Ma fS Ps e Ruas
AND OIL CLOTHS.
Customers are invited to an examination Of Goods
1es In 0Fl0re their 5Ro E. saoor
SPECIAL EOTICE.-PAPER HANGING-Per.
street s Sses " so 70 s .S
done. All work W illbe promptly executed in any
part Of Washington or Georgetown and satisfaetion
gTTnI anteed Partia uar attention paid to UPHOL-
PARENTS. SAVE MONEY. - -
SCHOOL BOOKS
SOFA Mt publishers prices. Complete stock Of
SCHOOL REQUISITES,
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LAYING THE DUsT.-A large number of the
leading merchants on Pennsylvania avenue to-
day sent 70 the Board of Public Works a petit
ton asking permission to have the wood pave
ment sprinkled as formerly. They allege that
The sweeping, as practiced, does not meet the
and more offensive than before the pavement
was laid; and that the effect of the existing state
OF things n to badly damage their goods and at
The same time drive trade and travel from the
avenue. Unless il can be conclusiyely shown
that Sprinkling destroyes the pavement-vhich
may well be dOubted-the request ought 70 be
granted. IL II cannot be, then the avenue should
be swept every night
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How 1T ORIGINATKp.-Thes story Of the COW
and the kerosene lamp having been the origin
Of the of the property, who swear that
there was no fire In the stable that night and
that their cows were MIXED before dark. This
posed origin Of the confiagration in connection
with kerosene might have been the means of
saving many life by causing more care to be
used In handling the iufammable material
mystery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-24

National TAeGfer.-Mrs Z. 5. Chanfrau in
tChriStie tombstone"
WGU's Opera HOESs--MT. Aiken End his New
York Company in "The Witches Of New York"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-24

BoYs' DERBY SUITS, 81.
EIsEMAN & Bro,
10,21,7 sos eth street, May B Building.
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The ANTHRACITE COAL TRADE has been even
more depressed since our last weekly report than
1t was the previous week. The continued heavy
production OF coal under a lessened demand for
consumption has put down prices a further
twenty live cents per ton, and the market closes
exceedingly weak. There is little disposition to
operate for future market in the present unset
tied condition Of monetary affairs. The orders
come in slowly, and operators are beginning to
be little anxious, though indsposed to abate
much In prices PHILADELPHIA Led0er.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-24

HKNPLER has all kinds of thermometers and
barometOrs
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NALL AND WINTER GOODS.
their purchases.
JN0. II. SMOOT.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-PAPER HANGING-Per.
sen; renffng can save 70 per cent by going to
IgbYANS, ll2 Bridge street, Georgetown, TO get
WALL PAPER and have PAPER HANGING
ro ort 80 AZ work i6e promptly executed in any
sTERY WORK. sesa-sm
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ALMOST ANOTHER MURDER BY RECKLESS
JEHU.-Last evening, about o'clock, as a youth
named Cornelius Sullivan was standing at the
corner Of I'd and III streets northeast, he was run
over by large stone wagon driven by careless
driver. His skullwas fractured, one leg broken
tended by DR.. Herbert. Hardly a week passes
that some child or aged person Ia not run over by
reckless drivers In this city. Other people escape
by running for their lives. The cry ALWAYS is
"hobody to blame;" but there Is some one to
blame. The law giving pedestrians the right of
way in the streets is 6isregarded every day
Unless an example Is made Of q few Of these
reckless drivers no person IL safe.
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REcIsTEATIox IN TIE FIFTKExrH DISTRICT.
The Hoard Of Registration were IN the fifteenth
district yesterday. During the day they regis
tereo e.s votes, OF which number 592 were white
and 81 colOred. At the first regisfration last
spring, LIS names were registered, Of which
number 3J6 were coiOred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-24

GERNAE--Dr. Dyrnforth, 224 Sd street north
west. See advertise ment-
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PRIeG's JEwELRY STORE, No. 457 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, between ~ and 9Th streefs- win
receive the most beautiful assortment OF Jewel
~ and fancy goods il has ever had.
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NEW BUILDING AseOCIATI0H.-A large num-
Der Of persons assembled at the Columbian Law
Building last evening for the purpose OF forming
q new building association to be known as Gen.
trail, No. 2, and to be organized upon the old
proven TO be for the best interests of all the
members OF an association. DIR. A. j. Borlsnd
was called to the chair, and w. W. Moore to act
as secretary. Sixteen hundred shares Of stock
were subscribed for, and committee, Consisting
Of w. w. Moore, A. j. Boriand, james Fraser,
i. Il. Pinnieks, and j. G. Judd, appointed to
prepare a constitution - -
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DRINKING SHOPS WITHOUT LICENSE
HEAVY Loss TO OUR CIrY.-Editor Star. am
informed by the highest authority, that at least
one-third of the drinking shops in our midst are
selling without license, thus depriving our
government Of many thousand dollars which II
30 much needs. These open violators Of the law,
start their establishments Just where they please
not only without the consent Of the residents In
the earnest written protest OF the whole neieh
porhood- Is II not about time that this In
toierable nuisance should be abatedP
Grrrzuw
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The GARAGE CATERERS held a meeting
yesterday at Union Hall, on I4th street, to con-
suit in reference 90 the orders of the Board of
Health, which affects their interests by a change
OF the districts formerly worked by them. Isaiah
Washington presided, with Albert Mcintosh
secretary. A committee, consisting Of Isaiah
Washington, Albert Mcintosh and Lewis West
was appointed TO call upon the Governor and
have the trouble existing between them and the
BOARD OF Health settled The majority of those
present complained that IL they worked under
the rules Of the Board Of Health they would be
put under great Inconvenience, and that they
would be unable TO do half as much work as
formerly done by them.
The Sanitary Inspector General to-day
redistr1cted the cities of Washington and
Georgetown into q districts, assigning one
garbage man to each
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ncTHIRD DISTRICT REPUBLICANS-The
N Republicans Of the Third Legislative Dis.
trict.Georgetown, west Of High street-will meet
Ming, Oct: 25th, to nominate a candidate for the
House of Delegates.
ec2l-3t EKROUSE Gee Rem Climb
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PARENTS, SAVE MONEY. ss
SCHOOL BOOKS
sold Mt publishers prices. Complete stock Of
SCHOOL REQUISITES,
su8 AT POE q sELIGsoN's, osorsstovn.
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DEATH BY A FALL--About O'Clock this
morning, Mr. l. Clark, hackman, found at his
stable, On y street. between AZ and 9th Streets
southwest, dead body, which proved 10 be that
OF man named John Stanhope, who had been
employed As private Waterman about the
vharyes in that neighborhood- IL u supposed
that his death was caused by falling from the
window Of the loft of the stable
The deceased had been subject TO epileptic
fts, and went into the stable lon % sleep about
II O'Clock last night. When found this morning
there was q heavy cut on his head, and IL was al
first feared that he had been murdered. The
coroner, DIR. Potter, was notified, and at his
instance DIS. Hartigan, BoarmAn, Leeeh and
McWilliams made post norton examination,
and found some Of the organs Of the deceased 20
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NOTICE BY THE GOVERNOR AND sECRE.

APPROX ed, August 10, ISL
I'll. d COOkE GnrArnnr an n -HD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-23
RUNNING NoTEs-POLITlCAL AND GENERAL.

A correspondent Of the Chicago Times demo
crat1c) proposes a candidate for the democratic
nomination for President General John NJ. Palmer,
republican, present Governor OF Illinois, 1t Is not
likely the democrats will 60 out OF their ranks to
ind q candidate.
In some parts OF Kentucky there not much inter-
est taken In politics. AT arecen: Covngton meeting
less than one hundred persons were present; and at
the Newport meeting four were present at the Open
Ing, and after some tuggng at the bellrope fourteen
gathered In the Court House. The candidates de-
clined to speak.
General o. o. Howard wants to feed the poor freed
nlggers in the District Of Columbia. Why nots He
is hardened to fat contracts.
Referring to late public meeting in Chicago, the
Times OF that city SAYS
The spirit OF the meeting Of Irishmen that was
held In thus city on last evening was essentially
Irish. One speaker felt very bad about the Orange
ARRAY, but II any one had displayed the hateful
genealogical color In his presence he would nave
legislator withal-was radically pacific; but II any
one had planted the Orange nag In hts face no
"would have knocked him down stairs" And these
sentiment OF the assemblage.
The report that celebrated manufacturer OF cos.
metics and hairdresser was engaged In the late
riot in the capacity Of Fenan general Is said to be
untrue. He was only "head scenter."
The knotty will question IN Connecticut before
repOTCeu, HAS Ucou Setteu 8CCOTulu8 10 lAuy CUT
respondent follows-The estate Is to be divided
into nine parts. The boy has fourninths tho
mother three -nnths and the girl twonintha In
making this decision our correspondent adds
'eThe Judge recommends that in future women
whose husbands make such wills should be careful
not to produce such unexpected complications"
xxx Porter-The commander Of the Twenty.
second regiment.
Colonel Josiah Given, Of Ohio is mentioned in oon-
nection with The Commisslonership OF Internal
Revenue In case OF q vacancy. This Is to0tmport-
ant an ONCE to be given away.
The New Paltz IN. Y. Times gives the follow.
ing:-"No one, unless . grGgshop and barroom
rufian, man OF no religion and no principles OF
any kind, would for q moment maign. Governor
Holman for his timely proclamation In relation to
the Orange parade on the 18th OF July.'
Illinois Is troubled with plethora OF PRESIDENTIAL
candidates. Senator Trumbuli entertains tho
modest opinion that his name Is needed to secure
republican success In 1871, aud General Logan u
more than willing take Grants place at the head
OF the radical ticket. Judge Davis. OF the Supreme
Court, has been favorably mentioned for the demo-
cratic nomination, aud Congressman Marsnah's
admirers have recently placed him on the Presiden-
tial track Modes,y Is very good thing In is
place, but 1t IL q virtue wholly unknown TO Hlinon
politicians.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-23
THE IRISH BRIGADE OFFICERS.

To THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD
Much has been said of the meeting Of the Assocs
alton Of the Irish Brigade, commanded by the late
Cencra, Meagher, and the resolutions that were
uassed. The presiding oflcer was never known to
the writer In connection with the brigade after 1t
became q lighting brigade. and the Quarter
master who offered the resolutions was, during
the hard nghung, well provided for as Post
Ouartermaster at the depot at ElmIra. Inc only
Cfncers that the writer n0tlces who SPOKE
10 tne resolutions who were conspicuous Tor sol
derry qualities and gallant service on the He'd were
Colonel McGee and Captain Goss0n, both In oppost-
ton to any action on the part Of the Association. Al
Captain GOsson said, The irish Brigade mas not been
attacked when 1t Is then we can defend IL" me
Irish Brigade should not be drawn into the um0ru-
nate occurrences Of the 18th OF July ana those least
known In that brigade ssem foremost to do 30.
AN ALBANY OFFICER OF THE BRIGADE.
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revolutionary rabble that poured into Rome with the
invaders and whom your CORRESPONDENT IL pleased to
term 'the majority OF the citizens" the actual peo.
pie OF Rome forbid celebrating an event nearest
and dearest their hearts, which they have looked
forward 10 for many years. This In the ropes own
dOminions, where ne Is the only legitimate sover-
eign
The HERALD Ia not so Ignorant OF history as not
to know that forty-seyen POpes have been desponed
OF their dOminions and temporal power ana nave
regained them. There Is more than human
hand this work. and the foly OF asserting that the
POpes temporal power Is at an end Is about as
great saying that God Almighty has ceased TO De-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-23

The Son here declares himself forsaken BY whom
BY Himself in the ONCE OF His Fatners Impossibe
lie cannot f0rsake Himself. and II He could and did,
how grossly absurd for Him 70 ask why He had
done 1t. Also John XIV, rs. and xvi. 7-15. Here
are two again, one OF which Is one OF the former
two the other third party. The Son here speaks
OF gong away In order that the Spirit might come
and exercise Its peculiar functions. Did He mean
mat lie was TO go away to invest Himself with new
onices and come 10 exercise themS Not so. He
cannot 20 away and at the same time stay mere.
GEO. Fl. 3.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
July 23---Eighth Sunday Az
ter PentecOst.
Schedule Of Services To-Day-Important Reli-
gious Correspondence-Gen Reli-
gious Intelligence.


Mr.. Thomas Gales Forster speaks before the So
cietJ OF Spirltualsts at Lyric Hall morning and
evening.
Rev. Charles d. Snyth descants upon the riot at
both services at University before the American
Free church.
At the Broadway Tabernacle Professor Seelye, OF
Amherst College, breaches at both services.
Rev. G. W. Lord VIII discourse at the Central
Methodist Episcopal church morning and evening.
Kew. DR.. Wescott win deliver q sermon at the Ply
mouth Baptist church.
Rev. NJ Richardson breaches az the New England
Congregational church.
AT the Church OF Our Saviour sermon will be
preached by Rev. J. M. Pullman.
services VIII be held, as usual in ST. Thomas
church.
Rev. DR.. Altman will preach at the Spring street
Presbyterian church.
Rev. MIR. Demng. OF Boston, takes the pulpit at
the Tabernacle Baptist church during the absence OF
the pastor.
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RRcOvERrNG.-The Cincinnati Commercial says
The young man in Hamilton who shot himself In
showing how MIR. vallandgham shot himself, IN the
attempt 10 explain how Myers shot himself. ts re-
covering,
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Klux and the Mormons Is an insult t6every Protes-
tant clergyman. by such an assertion you nave
proven yourself TO be ungraeful recipient OF the
hospitality or this country. Every door OF an
american family ought to be closed against you
NEW YORK, July 20, 1871. OSCAR HDGO.
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The Eastern Budget says that demonstrations, OF
sympathy and approval. elected In all parts Of the
Catholic world by DIR. Doilinger's protest against
the doctrine OF infalibility, have so alarmed the
Holy See that 1t has made overtures to him with q
view to counteractng The opposition which rs every
where manifesting itself against the Papal preten-
sions:-
"An Austrian bishop, Monslgnor Fesser, secre-
tary OF the Council. was first entrusted with TINS
difficult task. He represented to Dr. Dollinger that
Council Is not yet closed and thai It would there-
fore be possible to agree IN promuRatin2 new ue-
1nItiop OF Papal lnfailibty. THIS dehnt0n mqh. ~
made, either by the rope by the Council matter VI
theological doctrine instead OF q dogma and " oud
thus lose It's dogmatic Importance. Bish0p ressei
added that such settlement OF the question Wouiu
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"absurdities" concerning God and His production
creation.
"Truth" would take God as q mere coordinate
existence with matter. and view Him as the mere
animator. He would narrow His creative powers
emu excellent attributes down to the genius and
merit OF mechanic. Could error do w0rse'
The beginning OF the Bible introduces US to the be-
ginning OF the world. 1t goes back to where nothing
existed but In spirit, and makes the unqualified an
nouncement that "God created the heaven and the
eartnr which announcement "Truth" In the hon
esty and purity OF his heart passes without cogni
ton.
chapter In connection with three natural ana i'm
pOrtant stages Of that memorable SIX days WORK:
The frst-Gene5ls i,l-describes creative en0rt Of
God. which resulted In the existence and presence
OF every needed Ingredient and element.
,zes concept,on oi 6einS Of crest,ve DOVES
unordered by those laws and unamrmed by those re-
lauons which gave the mass the consistency II
enjoyed after God enacted law and Instituted rela-
Light was not the result Of q creative EFFORT but
OF the combination OF elements (already existing)
produced by that first comprehensive effort. The
conditions, relations, then fixed Will never fall 10
produce hight until God changes HIS mind and ex.
enter into and compose light.
Pronouncing this good. His next work was on the
eartn posting the waters, &c, bringing about those
conditions necessary to vegetation; these attained,
vegetation was fixed by Him as legitimate offspring
The construction OF the heavenly bodies and
declaration OF their and Influences the last
act preceding the second creation.
Verses twenty and twenty-one tell Us OF Gods
constituting the lower or primary order OF living
beings from material ALREADY In existence Their
systems beng more complex their requirements
more varied, new property, not material, not Jet
existing, essential to their completeness, ana
simple, rudimentary intellect was created, which
was another creative act mentioned Ia verse twenty
one.
Following this was the Introduction OF man.
We must not fail to notice the suggestion tn at
God In the OF the first forms OF life, eected
tnat combination OF His ready material which con-
sttuLed their bodies and then superadded 10 the
structure this new creation-l e. sense instinct &c
The same process Is seen Ia the making OF men,
First his body Is formed In which the crude system
OF nourlshment ASSIMILATION &c., seen IN vegeta.
ton enters then the senses instincts, &c. OF beasts
and when man Is thus matured God superadds an
oEner aud higher piece OF creation-the soul-verse
IL chap. L., I. All these creations, rs Mr.. Weiss
very Justly ntnaies In nature are ID perfect keep
ing with The mind creating them. They are the
legitimate births bearing the impress or the author
Concerning 'Trutn's'' quotations or Jonn l., 1, 2,
b 10 and IA MS lndiscrlminate use OF word" Tor
"wordr is 50 paipabiy erroneous that only ask
MIN TO look again.
"Iruthn declares that the Bible nowhere intul-
Gates the doctrine OF tue existence o. three In 0ne
refer linn " Mathew XVII, ~, aad Marx xv, a.