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From Europe 10 Dag.

I'm tEt L ElAL ?.
hADi.ID, Oct The DANA ~ 10 the mUu4s-
lery anu palace OF EscUIil o. ire last week j.
MT aS heavy az was at first supposed.
',oTongh Inspection al the building shows that
me !Css Will not exceed SlZJ..SO.
he MOVEMENT IN SPAIN FOE ABOLITION oP
SLAVERY.
hEDRID, Oct. ..-Drring the discussion OF the
reply TO the address from the throne ia Cor
sTeoe on Saturday an amendment was moved
a.hin6 tOr tie abolition of slavery throughout
the Spanish dOMinions.
FRENCH SUPREME COUNCIL OF wAR.
IARiS, Oct. THE JOUrEet JFciqE to-day
announces the appointment o. 2 French SUI
PFeHe council OF war, the members OF which
are u arshal Mcmahon, Marshal Carrobsrt.
GehtTal AdnTauI, Duke C'Aumale Admiral
ne Ia hpnclore lie Nowry, and NJ . Ozenne. The
couhcl! Is charged with the organization aud
aim niStTauon OF the army, bu: not with the
direction OF military movements
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II Charles j. Proctor snd Frank Dennan
have been found guilty OF breaking into the
First National Bank Of Jersey City in jane last.
large number Of persons alleged 60 have
registered fraudulently in Newark, n Y have
been summoned to appear before the grand
jury to-day.
gTke forty-second semi-snIRal conference
OF tne Cnurch OF Jesus Christ OF the Latter Day
Saints commenced at Salt Iske vesferdsE
President Smith spd Apostles Pratt and HYDE
Proctor and DENIM, convicted of burglary
OF me irs' national Bank OF Jersey City, were
discovered yesterday In plot TO escape from
jan: rive POUNDS Of powder were found ia
their ceiis, sent there in cans OF peaches.
- The Chief OF Police ami Detective peyle
with being implicated in the attemntad rohbery
OF me = ISt National Bank OF that CITY, ana
held TO bail in $4,000 each
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LOCAL NEWS.
A "RUINED" PROPERTY GwSER
The Way the rhing works

lew weeks aS3 "a P~pmlaeHt iuiunctiOutst
ana officer OF the Greeley sui Brown club ~
this city. WAS bemosniug bitterly 70 a neiyha5r
nd his. UEa IS prominent real estate sgeat d.
Ing business On IN street. arsrr p, fate -ha
hsd l9GESt hou>e and lot o. New York avenue
about Eea- since for Slf.t-0 GU time. paying =
small rsta.'n'er- down, aa! his a-seS>fl. err =.
SFe'.1t street improvement would make 8
property est him about si5,E1, and be didn't
t"." "t3f ne WaS going - la-he wGg.2 sea
,Ut az cost q ne could, ami leave the cits. only
>'.ilths eng enough % c.ose 'le bargain. ana
Hral Estate msa.-..,Ir. r. what ", Won
take Tor tcUr house s0a 'B'.'
~ q! ell ar cost. taxes Iucluied, quicker
-" N'u can 72t >ca-,' aus STAKE ths DIX. ni
the cry from Iny fee-. tc.. -cu."
* +. Al think / eau le- yrg ~ os.--
ny De J IA get yoE gu--has a- q, tsa- price
,t.--"..@ood. ~ sci. IT yoa can. fetch Inn
Il. A.-"Aur.sa;, II ~. But yoa are IL
.F.-"Certa.n'y. Ilgut know how ne dew!
IN. N 70 ay my taxes should say an in earn
a day OF two after they me. again.
IL. I. A-"NCll +, Sge you ready 20 coUge.
that house and lot; I've cot You I5ur chaser
F-"Tke al YOU have; at what ,; ieea'.
toner"
e. FL, l @. ~ )-"JehOsapaat' VIA,
L. Z. A-"Yoa d.su't give the exact asare..
niue above sF.op sou said tie property
"tu!H SIail you, and on time
F.-"O YES. That's .. Wei. lets sae-T-,I
see You agsin about n, III ask my wife"
h. l.. A" Well, must know soon III cal
On you TO morrow. Don't keep me In suspense.
NEXT DAYS MEETING.
Il" sc consider "a that alta T, AMI think I
must have An advauee-say 81 +. 800 tor t. cash -
i. t. A. Wei. dUn't know. I'll have 70
see my IN IN, 1nt no more bauteriug."
F. q no"
TWO DAYS AFTER.
h. l.. A.-"N0%, T., lets II taat business.
IL seen my man, and he'll give $500 cash
'oI iha' louise, aUA possess AZ once"
I.-"Ile dew. De w.i!. Wen. I've been
;h.rNn2 yer Tat mater. and fin! that proper
IS Is vU;th ~ re than sIrf,o e."
r +. A.--.YJr are no. going hack en- vp.-
'a~' proposal. are y,'..''
70 Irudcr' rh0t house auF Tor g. worth
--'.g'' l ana, an / DC cu-~ot 100! % Sc. Tor
Il. =. s.-lScrat.h-ur lis heal with v,,.-
uol.'-"N Ell. what Wiu satisfy yOu-'alS H.
business. now, aL1 no more Iicher.ugp-
F-'' WI, say >sl.e'o.'
x. =. A, D.s-I--gl'- D." IN see NJ m.f.
gam and .gt ron Au3w, b-t tins = the l4s- ar
-en-lt On uiF part, 1 give goa notice
! -e rCs. estate mET ta.uri-E ~ best not -
give too IEach tim, - ;uu .u notiJEi-- called 8,f
lis friend, a.! Z Vas arranged the ~Ams day 10
on @-l.JtJ Tor TIE house. The real estate man
returned 10 rs house hat day and rendered 10
him -, 'f' IN cash tDr b.. whcT re very cpCilv
inquired a. -, '9t was 100 n lch tor IL
y his was too much, and or real estate man
who i progressive Az and In favor OF i'm
frovemerrs, replied, with ~ much good nat are
as he could command:
No, think YOUR property Is worth AZ least
S55,oJo-a!tOgether too mach for me 10 handle.
10 you better sell IL yslTself." aud he turned
on his heel. he thinks rs property should b.
assessed 81 his Own valuation.
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A Stir i'm Wall street.

Ihf GOVERNMENT IN TIE GOLD MARKET.
NEW YORK, Oct. The annoup re,napr T-,,,,,
washington that the Treasury Department
would sell five millions of gold TODAY ami buy
I've hlIil9hs OF bonds created stir in financial
circles. Last evening a large crow,y of Wi
street operators were congregated at the Fifth
avenue motel discussing the gold question The
Iih'eS SAYS II Is now understood upon good wei
informed authority that the government will
place st least ten millions of gold upon the
market TO be sold for the benefit of thoss need-
,ng coin to pay duties and transact their foreign
business w e"
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Shocking Railroad Ac.,te,,
FOUR PERSONS KILLED BY THE ExrL0s.ys @

ENCh IkIsHUI's KILLED ~ TIE EXTLOs.UN on
LOCOMOTIVE BOILER.
Ne" ORE, Oct. IA Baltimore dish. -.,b
says d terrible accident occurred on the IS .Iti-
more ana ONO railroad Saturday oyeniu. 4
locomotive attached to a freight train wh.le
proceeding ny A seventeen mile grade AZ West
FleCmOnt exploded her boiler, instantly killing
The engineer and fireman and two Others a
ffth person was frigatfullv scaldel. and u /.
thought will die. The names of the victim.
nave not been ascertained. The eXplasigu is
attributed to the great head Of steam nec.Ssarr
70 carry the train up the grade, which j. one nf
the longest and heaviest on the road
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TAMMArY TRIAL Fool NG.-At the court Of
general sessions Saturday the argument was
heard before Recorder Hackett upon the motion
to transfer the trial of the cases of William NJ.
Tweed, Mayor Hail, Commits SloneTs Sands. an i
others FROM the court of general sessions to the
court of oyer and terEniner. District-Attorney
Garvin strongly MANI aimed tie necessity Of the
removal, while the counsel for the defendant
as strenuously opposed IL. The recorder finally
denied the motion and the court adjourned
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IN TIE CHICAGO CHURCHES yesterday the
oiscourses were upon the calamity which befel
Ire community year ago, and the progress
made IN restoring The city workmcn are busy
day and night upon the Chamber OF Commerce
banks, and similar buildings, - have them
yeryarY of the IRE.
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~
G0llikinr, M Eon

LEWIS, DEL, Oct. THE steamer Zodiac.
rom Morehead city for New York. sailed thus
morning, having repaired the damages from
CoIflsion with the schooner William Wallace of
dreat Egg harbor on Saturday night. The
scMooner was stove amidships and sunk in six
lannon's or water. The crew were picked M by
passing schooner and brought in here.
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Won't Run Tor Co.~-.ss

PAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 6.-MayOr Alvord pub
nsnes card declining the nomination for Con-
gress. He states that he estee ms il his first
duty to fulfil his obligations to the people in his
present position.
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TIE CHICAGO Be

TIE CHICAGO BRICKLAYRRs, at present on
n strike, have sent men 10 other cities TO
prevent work men from Ginning 10 Chicago and
passed resolutions that no union man work for
any contractor who shall not have an agree
ment TO pay 81 Tor eight hours work.
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INCREASED ACCOMMODATIONS
Political Eotps

Horace Greeley has been invited 10 make
another western tour.
Tie Concord Monitor styles the reported over
throw OF the party OF progress OF Japan " that
democratic victory"
The Louisville Cv.trlsr-J Journal saws ANDY
JohTeon IS cutting his throat from car IL ca hy
lis Characteristic speeches in Tennessee.
IN Confederate General JIhIi y. ElrIq i
out III letter OF the political crisis, ~ which ne
gees for Greeley, and calls General GRAFT -
" mere Iu?pet.'
GOV. Sewer, Ia a letter 20 r. p. johnson, Lsss.,
OF San Francisco, places himself on the record
a - t@TCr Of the republican party All the
present administration.
Ia Noticing the tgct hat a nan has been Gua!
IL l. CEtHEtUR, u ass, Tor prUiaL5 swearing, the
P4usbuTg dispatch TTaYcrs1tly says MT. Greeley
Wil nor V.s.t Huntington ,his year.
Col. K. y. Clay bTgCl, OF Virginia, Mo healed
the L-oC Gerriige electoral ticket. an has hean
"a democrat all Ms life, has written letter Dc
claTiug fol Grant and Wilson.
+ tc town elections "a Connecticut Cur to-
day. The republicans - pcCt this vii be gre :
victory il 4 . nutmeg state, hut that the one ia
Pennsylvania tomorrow viii b. a ".yrater."
In replying To an invitation 10 SPEAK at a re-
publican meeting IL penI-ylvenia. Hon. John
W. GsarT, spyern0r o. TIA, state, says:-"A- A
republican, unattached t. .rr ring, | am riyiuq
my whole support TO tie entire republican tex
et.'
George NJ. S'earns, OF Springfield, declines u
be the liberal and demo ratio candidate tor
lieutenant governor OF Massachusetts,. Charles
Sumner having declined tie first place, there
axe Row two vacancies IL the ant adu;pistTa-
ton ticket in the state.
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n BASH BALL TOURNAMENT IL to be PLAYED at
the Union grounds, Williamsburg for prize OF
$4,000, the best two games out Of three, 81 $50 to
the first, 81 200 to the second, and 81 900 to the
third, as follows October 8, Mutusls and Bos-
tons; October Q, Mutuais and Athletics October
10, Athletics and Bostoas; October II, Bostons
and Mutuals; October II, Athletics and Mutual.
and october Il. Boston snd Athletics
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INTERNAL ksvsNUE.-Ihe r.Geivts from this
s)lIce to-day were $50 g-'
THs BRITISH CLAIMS COMMISSION adjourned
Oh Saturday until the 2S-h inst.
GOVERNOR Cooks returned from New YORK
~ morning, and was at his Office as today.
The SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION resumed
their session IL this city to-day.
DE. LINoSLT ard family have returned from
Newport, where they nave been spending tas
summer.
SAFE CT GOLD AND FUsCHa.a or BoyDs.-
The Acting Secretary OF the Treas irv on Sa.flr-
day directed the ASSISTANT Treasurer OF New
York 70 buy S5,N0, oo) oT bonds and sell S5caa9ID
u gold To-Day, snnjcc- 70 the usual c0niiu9r>.
The WAR DEPARTMENT has issued general
order announcing the promotion and apl1i1t-
meEt OF such officers in the army since July 3.
le'2, as were confirmed by TIE Senate at the last
session OF that body.
The NEW JAPANESE CURggNCY.-T r. T.
/ oslo, japanese Commissioner at New York. i
at Wormey : hotel, with John q. Cowle, secre-
tary OF the commission. Their business here is
TO destroy some Ofthe bond aud note plates used
III preparing their bonds and currency.
overwhelmingly Fish and family have
rooms at Wormley's at present. Gen Bah
next day. ..-.'' 4 dIniral Porter and family have
returned to the city. The Brazilian minister
has arrived in Washington after his summer
vacation. - Air. Richard Cults, OF the coast
survey, and party have returned from Sherman
on the line OF the L. p. X. r., where they have
been for several months past making exSrnina-
tons 10 determine whether il is suitable point
for al observatory.
TIE ARMY INSPECTORS GENERAL-The
Secretary OF War has issued an order CIrectlur
inspectors general Of the army 70 be Distributed
a. fCllcws.-LieUtenant Colonel Roger Jones.
At the headquarters Of the military tIvi, o. ii
tie faClIci Major AbsalOm Baird. at the head
quarters OF rLe military division = The NIissaf---
anl liajOT +. II. LJdIIgtou. at tac h5as ,s,a-fs-s
q thc military division o. the Atlantic TL-sa
officers VIII exercise 4 conn rC!4easiye ana zen
trl OtScTStJ n over al that pert aims - ~.
economy ami efficiency Of The service, and vii
roEoit directly u Tho Secretary ~ war and me
general OF tie army.
INCREASED ACCOMNoDATI3Ns IN THE House
OF REF RES EHTAT.yEs. 49, MI. Edward C.ars.
architect OF The Capitol eNtensg son. has made r.
report to lie chairman OF tue House committee
o. I."D.C buildings 4s.t grounds relative to r..
en.ai cement OF the hall OF the House % Reure-
senlItiytS as COME mi lated ~ resolution i)p-
TED by that body june l, Is, Z, la which lie - =
that suCL eLtrs cement .siuVractlcah bic, OTing 10
the sEortncss Of the time during which it must
be done. AFTER giving lis reas Il he says. 1T
Should re borne il mind that the more the hall
IS e. tended the more difficult &c will be ll-
speaker 10 be heard from a back seat. | am
clearly OF the opinion that the II st satisfactory
way TO get the increased acCOmmod alton and
the least expensive Is to let the hall REMAIN at
Its present dimensions and 10 obtain new desks
OF smaller SIZE, which might be arranged on the
loOI IN a manner TO save considerable space"
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THE OCEAN RACE for tie Cape Mey Challenge
cup for schooner yachts next Thursday frofn
Sandy HOOK 10 Cape May and return, will be
contested by the Alarm, Dauntless M adeline
Palmer. Dreadnaught, and Magic.
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~ LITTLE REBKLLIOE In GgORGIA.-Sarinu-
troubles are appTehended between the author
ties o. Georgia and the United States marsh ais
Governor Smith has instructed General Woo
ford, receiver of the the Alabama and Chs+fq-
nooSa railroad, rot TO surrender the road t.
Judge HARRISON and Lewis Rice, the receivers
appointed by Associate Justice Bradley, OF The
United States supreme court. The Earshsls
have already arrested the sheriff Of Dade
county, and further trouble e annreharlInh
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EEPORTED REVIVAL OF KNOW NOTHING
Issi.-Ihe 81. LoU.S D"aCcrat Of yesterday ID D.
fishes al account obtained from d high of3 Ger
OF the order OF new secret political 0rganiza-
ton called the American Reform Party Society.
1t was formed in the eastern states in 1861 and
spread over the country after the New York
Orange riots of 1871. 1t claims to be strong in
the west, eSTeciallyin Missouri, and TO nave con
roled the elections east. The closing words of
the Democrat are: "We are not against any
mans nationality or religion, Dat We say no
monarchicai principles shall be ensrafted ipou
the political system Ot America .
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APACHE MURDRgRGS PUNIsHED.-A des-
patch from Gov. Mccormick, OF Arizona terri
tory, says tie attack OF Col. Masof. on tn,
Apache MOhaves is the most important blow
ever dealt 10 the hostile Indians IN that terri
tory. II Is now known that most of the muir ders
and Tobber 'es are 70 be charged 70 them, and at
least two of the killed participated ia the mas
sacre OF the LOrinC party. a number OF those
who lately left the Da-5 creek reservation were
tDunu among the slain.
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Fire I'm ROstou.

BOSTON, Oct. 7.-Drug mills numbers 5. s. and
.; Sargeants wharf, were burned this morning.
Loss nearly $40 600; fully insured.
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POLICEMAN SEVERELY RE.-zx ~.
RoUeHs.-Yesterjay Oricer Slater, oT he 80
precinct attempted 10 arrest dIsor,ierIy coloreJ
man N lrom crowd engaged I'm a stone battle on,
NJ mber OF roughs turned on him, and knockins
MN GOWN, beat and cut him about the head i6
a Hlgnuu al manner. DIR. Elliot was called and
GLeseu me wounds OF the officer. Subsequently
known colored roughs, were arrested for III
assault and locked IN. INC
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a FIFTY DOLLAR GRAB.-IOhu Jut-,t.
eolOred, on Saturday afternoon snatcLsd A ~
hots RON The hands OF 3 little girl Oh r street
near the corner OF 18th streef. Whit 81 ~
Deen entrusted with 20 get changed auI Il
then ran into Slate alley. He was pursued n.
10 Officer LuskeY, who took him 70 tee .,,,,.r.,
guard-hOuse. The note, il seems, was retnrnes
to fthe girl, without her name and re-, Is,,,-
esing ascertained, and the chances are that
q unson VIII escape punishment, unIess m
girl comes forward 10 testify against an
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mornins LIZ, BuRGLAEr.-Eariy YESTERDAY
noin,ns some burglars M de al attan,a- =, Isg
ne eio.hlng store OF Bar & Co., corner ~ 10 -.
az eueets. Clerk, no was sleep -. " ~ ~
OF eI.s sas s ~, by the breaking OF nsns
which frightened the MAJ ava A sue "a alarm,
window, Va sne oISi ie OF the
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BIBLE RzADrsG.-This evening, as will ne
seen by advertisement, the first OF TIE lss,,res
before the class OF christian WORKER. a. =. ~, es
given In Lincoln hall by Mrs.. II. w. smitS O y,
Pplladeiphis. Mrs. Smith was formeriy !.
,s.1a, as, ~, Y now member of the Presbv-
se.ssn ehuIen, ano has given her Bible rea ..
i neiore suaiences 80 large I'm Philadeiphia ~ s,
me churcnes would not hold the peosIe- Tsa
nssIonIg Tree 70 all, and will comm snce AZ
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAB
This Afternoons Dispatches.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
THE L TEST
No Doubt of Hartranft's Election.
THE LATEST.

Ire Estimates of f:le Democrats and
the ScpubticanS-E HcttirS De
heiy ORA the Latter-fhc Democrats
tonic baltimore RUu-as in IHe
Mining Districts
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Special NOTICES.
= Card,

= Card.
yyisfE5 ma his resting In sorth Amerios.
Tor TIE srrs + HeryoTs Wtgs so f Ws Rs ney
piseass o: tle Urinary AID Seminal Qrgsns, asd ne
vicious Eabits. Srest numbers haze 5eeL cured br
tils Z - r aedT. PROMPTED Dy ia-ira 70 beraft
To- pregsrirz an3 using his medicine. ia sesjtd
0HFeI.f1 - sny sH- v % needs II, Free a. C4lrgs
A'8's''' 'os si5i!,1T y ~ :'5f 81 i -.
- s--r11-lZ -.----..---.. sew i1rk City.
ADJUSTMENTS.
'I'nE 8EEIHOyEE oCTETTg C0NJEBF-
IN SEElif assisting,
It ThG LiSG6isNo s i .If 10Th
NEW NATIONAL THEAFER.
~ ME. q. q. SAYILLE, Lessee and Manager.
THIRD WEEK OF THE SEASON.
SIX NIGHTS ONLY AID one MATINEE,
TIRE GREAT AMERICAN ACTRESS,
MRS. d. Il. BOWERS,
supported b. the talented yoane actor,
Mr.. C. McCuLLQN,
ami selected New York Company.
MONDAY AID TUESDAY EVENINGS,
Mr. andrew Haidsy' latest Loadou success, the
Historical and Spectacular Play, entitled
AMY EOBSAET,
Produced with New Scenery, Costumes, Mechanism
and kfects.
LADY AUDLEY, QUEEN ELIZABETH, AND
EAST LYNNE.
FBIpAY-BENEFIT OF MRS BOWERS
sAICkDAY-ONLY BOWERS MATINEB.
Box once open all day. Seats six days in aa-
l. NccNcEEfr or bAEEErhhoyEs oOrErrE.
1t TIT BSDsY EVE1NfSG MINT.
WAsHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE,
w Corner Eleventh ami streets.
CONTINUED AVALANCHE Of AMUsEIENrs
First appearance il tbs city Of The great Charae
ter ATiists T., az Ethiopian Comedians, EMERSON
Z, M5g ems D" seu," sn' asu5o.st, Ii-- et.D
CrtZAIk/. I1eIual.i array II Llien. Tts
s se LII IN sl n ine NJ, FI r Az -G,Pg eshN3A
Liam 81 s;IeLEth. hr. =. (. ~ iIE WS; the r."
EfiI Of ! Ts Sl ' TINE ysET fa HT Isl
LII ~ The raw I'd baa'i n Denim Bale
MISS SALLIE APT
orr Carrs l'Afrilre. u es=rs. Burbank, Parker, 2
) r, hrtk. Douglass, ant = Pickle.
C iSTy 81 i.anr: n . - !. "a , 1
lie Clare: Loriie forrest, Emily ~Ita, ,5allis Wrs
hetT, Ale ie AfteGs0n, Annie D'aolson, sgoc5 Al
The sreet local lans hahle Extravaganza, by Jobu
FOCAHONTAS; Oh, yE GEETLE SAVAGE.
IetiCs Nights, every TUESDAY and FriGag
Matinee Wednesday sr1 ssturls7. oc7 If
HGRS. EDWARD sEGCtN
Va with the BEETHOVEN OCTETTE,
At LINCOLN HALL,
1t THCRSDAY kYFSING.
ODD FELLOWS HALL, eth street.
ONE WEEK ONLY,
Commencing
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER Urn,
MATINEE ON S4TURDAY,4T 3 O'CLOCK.
AN,
THE WIZARD AND yENTRILOQUIST,
With Eex Feats # Magic
a IsGys Gold atch given away at the clos Of
each Performance, besides SiiY or Watches anI
other Useful sad IL IndsoLIe Presents.
4 PRESENT For EACH AND EVERY ONE.
NO BLANKS.
DooLs ogen a. O'clock - Commence al :. oc5 Z
THE BEETHOVEN OCTE-EI:. WITH MRS.
sEGClN, THURSDAY EVENING.
>. First Concert Of the season, at
1t LINCOLS HAIL.
TISC COLIN HALL.
Ehe Beethoven Ocieste CIub
ny. G-E.
RAND NCERT,
WiIh The "a II
MS. Z, SHGUFNr CyyTRArro,
Late Of the Parepn Ease TrcupeJ
THURSDAY EyE8iEG, OCTOBER 10, le72.
Sale Of seats At metzcIycs's On saturdav. Tcs,e.s
= COLIN HALL
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Roswell Hen Following their Leader
Each into the Republican Void.


: Re- 90 e. - ti -. ~, anu jour
u,ricb ~ az, tG.t a. 70 49, pm -, a 81 IN
rom tic So - :, ,,,:i, nc IellI CO
rnntress re-, vii ,,,. =, . 10 HeLesa'e 10
ID +Issr Tannhii.s,I' ,'iI a. i,ilah' huA
In rerarF "a NJ ~. - 80 &c. &c salu-.
ana ms s~T,.1-'ers 49, ~ ~ a LS
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frr ,arh n wi-T.Irs.y f-a,S - 80 - io,l'' S
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-07

DE. LINoSLT ard family have returned from
Newport, where they nave been spending the
summer.
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STRAITS, the CIOfhier,
STRAUS, the Ciothier,
STkAUS, the CieIhieT,
I0ll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
l0l1 PENNSYLVANIA AvESUE,
loIl PEksLYL9ASIAA yENUE,

Three Doors GrcFn Eleventh >trest.
Three Doors from Eleventh STREET.
1Aree poUca ITva. kt.seuIn street.
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visit 10 my establishment will fully rsSay all
who may appropriate the time and tr0ueie Of com
Ing, whether they purchase only wish TO risE my
immense stock and how I sell them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-07

,IHRoUGH WITHOUT CHANGE OF Cans
LIE morning persons coming down the Wash
IInRtoh ana Ohio railroad by the train leaving
new arrangement had been 70 sde whereby the
washington car was switched of 1t the junction
wiIh the Washington and Alexandra road and
and b streets) at $50 o'clock. This viii be done
daily. We 4'Ds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-07

SALE OF GOLD AND FUBCHasG or BoyDs.-
The Acting Secretary OF the Ire siry on Sa ur-
day directed the Assistant Treasurer OF New
York 70 buy 81 one, oo1 81 bonds and sell S5caa9D
Oh goI. to-day, SubjCC- - the usual c0u3Itlqr..
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News aud Gossip.

INTERNAL KsvsNUE.-Ihe receipts from this
s)lrce to-day were ~-s2 81.