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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN Mr.. j. g. SAvILLB, Lessee and Manager.
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER as, 1872,
and until further notice,
M IT, JJr'seaE. e. ts' s iff.G1 E
as sR EI Tl51 eGEERf CRAY.
In Lester RUS S sEpihE. riaS'0i
Or, THE RIFLE BALL,
ny M May ssss ida
Chester. Emma skerritt, Alice stanley,
BGTsrs hU George m eSshf' Ei naiss
Nellie, and full corps of
auxillisries,
Ne" AND M .sM EIinfN SCENERY,
NEW MECHANISM
CALCIUM EFFECTS,
ROsEDALE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AF2.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1872
Oc7s-tf KATIE PUTNAM COMEDY COMPANY
WAsHINGTON THEATRE CoMIQUE,- =
w Etrenh st., south Of PeaasylUaRtd aUeRRs.
GENIUS TRIUMPHANT.
MONSTER ARRAY OF TALENTED ARTISTS
Fret appearance of the Elm sDrite and Fairy
Ia PETITE DANGELIs
The aerial wonder and Female Antipo lean. in her
Ierilous feat of Walking the Ceiling Head
BROWN AND SANFORD,
The synonym of intrs pioity and sRill. The mos,
daring Gymnssts in the world
QlILTER AND GOODRICH.
Last week of the plt ssinR Vocalist,
MISS LULA UELMAY.
MISS LYDIA WEBSTER,
The modern female Hercules in ancient and modern
Statuary.
The pleasing bLrlesqae Actress, Vocalist and
psnseuse, MISS SALLiE APT.
o u = II A l. = II A l. E,
MILE GALLETTI
And the entire Corps de Ballet in the beautiful bale,
advertisement entitled
LA SUISSE, LA SUISSE
james W. Wesley and Miss Addie Johnson the
great Triple Company, in New Song, Dances
Inter luce Chorusts, and Burlesques. The laugh
atle local Extravaganza, entitled
THE " IIlTE CROOK, THE WHITE CROOK
Introduc The Great BE Male Ballet Tsoure
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This A1ternOOn' dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
DEATH OF MRS. GREELEY.
HER PE.fGEFgL E.NTl,
The Funeral 90 Take Place on Friday

Nav YORK, oct. 3).-The wife Of Horace
Greeley died at O'Clock this morning.
Second Dispatch
NEW YORK, oct. SO-Mrs. Horace Greeley
died this morning At the residence OF Mr.. Alvin
johnson. During the evening yesterday her
symptoms were Of such favorable character a.
TO inspire some faint hopes OF her recovery.
Such expectations. however, proved uniounded.
as she had two chils during the night. after
which she was very easy until she ceased 20
breathe az a. m. passing away peacefully
without any perceptibie struggle. The funeral
will take place at DE-. Chspin's church At l.
O'Clock Friday.
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Experts" on the san Juan Bouudary


LoSno-,. Oct 2o--A special dispatch 20 the
Ddity Noes from Berlin SAWS the three experts
ID whom The Emperor William referred the San
Juan boundary case. in their reports 20 his
Majesty. reComrns nd ~ a connprofnise Of the
DISPUTE he adoption OF the middle channel as
the boundary line between the British and
American territory. The repCrfs OF ne eN-
pcTts have not been Yutlshed
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IHE MCNEIGH-JSDERwOoo CONF sCATTON
CASE IN ALFNANDRIA.-The property OF W y.
McN eigb, OF Alexandria, Va, was cOnfscsted
during the war, through proceedings in the
Jnited States circuit court for the state OF Viz
einis, Judge y. e. Underwood presiding. A
house and lot was sold under the decree, Judge
JDderwood's wife becoming the purchaser
Subsequently Underwood aud wife conveyed II
~ 4. II. Force, trustee, Tor the benefit of Mrs
Underwood. McIeigh after the war brought
suit against Underwood and wife, and the pro-
eeedings in CnderwoOd's court were set aside by
the l nited States supreme Court. Jndge Un-
derwood kept possession OF the house and lot
refusing TO give itup, and McNeg sued nder-
wood IN eiectment in the corporation court. TO
get POSSESSION OF the property, and a verdict in
his favor WIS the result.
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HORSE LAUGHS AT THE HUR-Tbe Ros.o,
transcript OF Monday has the following string of
qnnps and quirks in regard TO the horse disease:
EIulhe-lmlty OF temper Is what had to possess
everybody yesterday dependent upon the horse
for getting over the distances.
1t is apprehended that locomotive engines will
get Wneezy ana begin to run at the nose. But
wewill fall back on the constant and imnerturha
bic mule. He will never run at any thing.
Jones says his potatoes have got il; thew are
watery at the eye.
NO morse tentatsion to-day in the way OF equip
ages. Every carriage owner his own HOFFMAN
4. takes eight men 10 mani pulls city scaven-
ger wagon No. l.
Ii this OK business goes on, there are those who
rear that Professor Horseford will become an
Oxford professor.
Giles has no doubt, since he has seen the OK
doing the work OF the horse during the wet wealth
er, thst this is the storm which falls on the
equiEe-oX.
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The Leesburg Poisoning Case.

SINGULAR FACT DEVELOPED BY
EXERT SUMMONED FOR TIE DEFENCE
The counsel tor Mrs. Lloyd, now being tried
at Leesburg, Va, on the charge o. having fatally
poisoned her little daughter by giving her arse
mic, developed their line of defence YESTERDAY
The analysis made by Professor Tonry 1.-THE
chemical expert summoned by the common
wealthy OF certain OF the internal organs taken
from the body two months after burial, seems to
have been so conclusive in its resul Is that the
scientific men summoned by the defence virtu-
ally admitted that the tests were correct and
that arsenic was found; but Professor ElIzey
developed the startling fact that the medicine
administered TO the child during her last illness
contained arsenic. DR.. Mott, the attending phy-
slcian, prescribed small doses of bismuth on the
day preceding her death. Professor Ellzey
procured bismuth at DIR. Motifs drug store, an
pied the proper chemical tests and found tn At
IL contained traces of arsenic. He repeated the
experiments several times with the same results
VI course the quantity was intinitesimal, but
sun possibly large enough 20 raise the presump-
ton that the arsenic found by Professor Tourv
was derived from this source
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strakosch Injured ~ N Railroad Ac
efdenN

TORONTO, oct 30 A number OF fhe Pa'fi-
Mario troupe we're on the train ~hich me- nth
the accident II BcamSville " terlay. StrakoSch
met with severe injuries IA. fArp D. halIyyuf
snd bruised, and ri, riaht arm spraiued.
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Launch Of an ocean steamer

PHuArfIrHrA. OCT 80 The launch 81 the
Ohio, the second steamer at the American ~ q
Livei pool line came OF NJ noon to-day and 49,
CEly successful. An immense crowd - a.
present on shore, and the river wa cr0Rdei
with steamers loaded down with spectators
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TOTAL, 900 GIFTS, ALL CASH. 900 600
The money to pay ell these gifts is now upon de-
posit and set apart tor that pose, in the Farm
ers' and Drovers' Bank, will be seen by the fol-
lowing certificate Of the Cashier:
FARNERs' AND DRovERs' BANK,
LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept. %, 1872
THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT TIL ERE Is NOW
on pEr9s5T IL THIS BANK 0vERHALF A
THE GIFT CONCERT FUND 100000 OF
MHiCH Is HELD BY THIS BANK ASTkEAS-
URtk OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN
lucky TO PAY OFF ALL GIFTS TO BE
AW ARDED Al THE DRAWING
D. WEIGH, Cashier.
PRICE OF TIOhETS
whole ticke cts, $40. halves IS; quarters, S25O: IL
whole tickets for $780, % for S25 So for $500 II3 for
sipo; 2o5 for $3.50; 675 for 5000. No discount
on less than eoo worth Of tickets at time.
The drawing will positively and uneauivocally
take place December Z. Agents are perem ptoriiy
required TO close sales and make returns Noyembnr
IS IN order to give ample time for the final arrange
hehts. orders Tor tickets or applications for cir
Gov. THOMAS T.. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky, Louisville, KY
New York Office, SOC Broadway, in charge Of
MAJOR THOS. II. HAYS, ocl2 -2aW2m
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HR is GRATEFUL PoR TIE COALITION NOM
ENATloE, BUT CAN'T ACCEPT 1T.
BOSTON, Oct. 30.-ChaTles Sumner, in A letter
rom Paris declining the coalition nomination
ior governor Of Massachusetts,, says &c sc-
knowledge your communicat alton. [ beg TO re-
That no person should vote for me- Be
yond this personal wish, which L trust
VIII not be disregarded, is the con-
sideration that II chosen 1 could not serve.
AT the same time express my greateful sense of
the trust reposed in me by the conventions
which united In this nomination. My acknowl-
edgements are especially due TO the convention
representing fellow-citiEens to whom L have
for long time been opposed on important
public questions. 1 beg them TO believe
that am not inse nsible to their good
will, which Ia enhanced by the sign H az
lords that past differences are absor bed In the
common desire to secure for our country the in
comparable blessing Of peace and reconcilia-
ton under the safeguards OF good government,
pendence ae our rule of conduct,
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Special NOTICES.

All Hair Restoratiyes retailing one dollar
except Nattsns' Crystal Disc svery. ..-... IS
All other proprietary medicines and every thing
usually 10 be found in rstclass drug store at the
similar low Fl CURES.
AkTTUR NAITANs, DRUGGIST,
ocI9tr Corner ID aud d streets N W.
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The SUNDAY Liquor Law IN CHICAGO A
NULLITY-Saloon keepers seem to have paid
very little attention yesterday to the SUNDAY
law beyond decorously closing their blinds
There wss no part of the city where a drink
could not be easily got. In the north division
where the Germans reside, the saloons were ali
open, and beer was sold usual. No disturb
ahce OF any KIND occurred, but there were four
teen arrests for drunkenness against ten las,
Sunday. No particular activity in m aking com
plants appeared on the part either of citizens
or police men, the latter following the decisions
OF the police justices that their duty did not re-
quire ttem 10 make any prying efforts to dis
cover violations OF the law.-Ckicago Tribune,
2Stk,
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LECTURES.
LADIES GOODS.

lust OPENED
- A magnificent selection of
CHILDREN MERIEO CLOAKS AND OAPES
ENBBOfDERED SLIPf ERS AND CUSHIONS
Eat AND TOWEL RACKS,
BkSLlN ZEPHYRS, KARNS AND WORSTED
GOODS, -
At MRS. SELMA RCT PERT'S,
6i2 9Th street, opposite Patent ONCE.
No BTor oh Store, oc30-6t
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A GRAVE RBsuLr.-The N. Y. Sun says:-A
very serious phase Of the trouble was evtdsnced
on Sunday, when the undertakes were unable
to furnish hearees and coaches to bury the city's
dead. Walking funerals win soon be the order
Of the day.
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hAfpsN 1xPLoRIBG PARTY-sNow sroRN
cALf LAKE CITY, Oct. 29.-The HAYDEN az
piorfng party will 20 east to- morrow
Inere was another heavy snow storm last
nlent, but the railroads are not retarded. The
weather IL now clear and cold.
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From Europe To-Day.

GANDRR.
PARIS. Oct D.-President Theirs As informed
Princess Clothilde, wife OF Prince Napoleon.
mat enc Is free TO remain in France without
interference by the government authorities IL
she 70 desires. n
"ToH BRowH" DECLINES TO BE cArnrn.,r
FOR REFLECTION.
LONDON, Oct 30.-Thomas Hnoh.. he. ,...
an address to his constituents Of Prone, Inform
ing mem that he viii not stand as a Candidate
Al me next election for member of Parliament.
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A FEMALE CHECK RAIsER.-On Saturday
18th instanf, a female OF rather hard features
appeared al the National Bank and desired 10
have check certified, which she said she
mt nded 10 send 20 Kentucky in payment Of
tsNes- Having hrst deposited the requisite
amount OF money, she secured the services OF
the teller, who wrote for her a check for 20 I6,
pay able 70 r. j. Williams. This she signed a.
+. smith, and the teller certified. On Wednes-
day last the check came hack from the Citizens
Bank OF MiddletOwn, Del, raised TO go I6. The
lar swindler talked very fuently of bonds in
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justice OF the peace. ner
-. Kansas s the most fertile state I'm the
hall q bushel OF Ist.,esnakSs. 'eu ouA
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TIE KENTUCKY
Ii Is AIRY GIFT CONCE II r
100000 i'm Bank to Pay ali Gifts.
n Evil DraGfns IN Sight.
1000 FOR ONLY $40,

At the second Grand Gift Concert, authorized by
special act of the Legislature in aid of the Public
Library OF Kentucky, unayOidaby post poned from
September % TO December 7, and which positively
and upeqpiy ocally occurs in Louisville, KY, SAT-
UBDAf December Z, ls72, without further delay on
any account whatever, tue following Cash Gifts are
for distribution by lot among the ticket Iders:
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SUIT AGAINST NEW YORK CITY-The Citu
Hall Pictures Seized for DeBt.-Y esterday after
noon MIR. Joel Stevens, the under sheriff. made
a levy ON the portraits i'm the Governors room,
city hall, 10 satisfy a judgment against the CITY
which was granted by judge Of the court OF
common pleas, on the application OF Edward
Boyd. Tbs amount OF the judgment is So 40O
deputy sheriff Is now in charge of the pic
lures. At p. m, Mr.. Stevens IL Il said notified
the controller that IL the Judgment was not sat-
ished before the 9th of November, the property
ESpress, 18th.
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Clergyman, while reeiding in South America,
misefcnary. discovered n safe and sim pie remedy
for tpe cure of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay :,
Disease of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, aud the
whole train Of disorders bro ught BY baneful and
yicios:s habits. Gre numbers have been cured b.
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the sficted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
Tor preparing and using this medicine, IN sealed
envelope. to any one who needs it. Efee Of CSdrgs.
Address, JOSEPH T. IMAM,
Station ID, Bible House,
Uar22-ly New York City.
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THkRoRs OF LUNArEo AsYLuM-Roee
McCabe, the alleged lunatic nun, who was up
recently on habeas corpus, the examination
permit her discharge, was before the Superior
court yesterday on q new writ, with Q view 10 .
second examination. In consequence Of the
absence Of counsel for the commissioners of
charities and correction the case was adjourned
until next Friday. Prior to the adjournment
Miss McCabes counsel complained bitterly q
her treatment q her preeent place Of detention,
where profane language perpetually assaults
Der esrs and the rats are her companionss-E
Y. Herald, 2eh.,-
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NEw WAsHINGToN AND PoroxIc R.u
RoAD.--The Calvert, Md, Journal s.vs
corns OF engineers have just finished TIE surve.
OF this road TO Patuxent, and locst1d a 80
9epot on me farm OF Mr.. Isaac Solomon =,
Town creek. The contractor for the yv..t.,e ~
ton and Potomac railroad is under q hon OF !.
million dollars 20 have the road finish "a 60
the coming wear. carry
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip,

INTERNAL RsvENUg.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s26T 5SA %.
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MAYOR HALLS TRIAL in New Yorf- ba. at
tied down into question OF Law, and his coun-
sci rely entirely on the points stated in the in
sIuetlons which they ask the court 20 give 90
the Jury, VIZ: that there has been no proof of
corrupt intent 70 defrsud, or OF having pronted
py the frauds perpetrsted by the auditing board
OF which be Is a member. His duties being in.
not responsible for any mistake of Judgment
The court will probably determine to-day upon
the instructions 20 he given 70 fhe furv
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Don't LIKE TIE WAY THE ALABAMA CL.txs
WIRE SHTTLKD.-Sir John Pakington in \ lec-
ture delivered at Stourbridge, England Toes
day night, adverted 70 the settlement Of the
Alabama claims, declaring that IL was painYuI
and humilisting 20 apologize for wrongs never
committed, and TO pay fine for injuries ste acIIy
denied In regard to the disposition of the ssgg
Juan boundary question, however he san ~
reason 10 censure the government. ."
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THH RAILROAD WAR IN JRRsEY-The Ma
tonal railroad case at Trenton was argued We g.
terday, and came up again to-day In the
answer HE'D by the defendants the important
fact is disclosed that the lease assigning the
camden and Amboy railroad to the Pennsylvs-
MIA railroad company has never been niacsd an
ME IN the office Of the secretary Of state, and
Is, therefore, according to the recent decision In
the case OF the New Jersey Central and the
companies, null and void. The defendants,
therefore, contend that the Pennsylvania rail-
road company has no right or property in the
be party to this suit
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Caution

Caution.
LEEkPEREfSS WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
Buyers are cautioned 10 avoid the numerous
Counterfeits and imi atoms off red for sale.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York,
ocl5 sswtY Agents for the United States.
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SURGEON JOHN f. RANDOLPH, L. s. A, has
been ordered to duty in the depsrtm mt OF the
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A FATAL FEUD IN NEW ORLEANS Too
RobQhs htu Zach Okcr-AH Oid FsUd ne Cdusr
u tis sdy.-AbOut siN O'Clock Monday two
Of the NEST notorious rOughs in New Orleans,
named Jerry Lyons ard John Henry, aCcI-
dentslly met on Common street, near 81.
Charles street, when they mutually resolved ID
settle an old feud by recourse to arms. Both
being provided with revOlveTs and bOwie-kn YES,
the two desperadOes opened fire, and continued
the battle until their ammunition was eN-
PENDED, then began hacking each other with
their knives. So determined aud deadly was
the encounter that both OF the c0mbatants were
fatally wounded, each of the men diving before
medical aid could be extended. Although there
borhCCd, none were injured. The police a.
pear 10 have maintained a mastery inactivity
while the sffrsy was in progress. fact not 20
lie wondered at under the circumstances. The
hght aTCse out OF an old feud Orig atinz in some
'r0ube between LyOns aud Henry before the
war. Both men were despersdOes OF tie worst
character.
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The PituIieo Race.


FOUR I RAILS OF SIZED YESTERDAY.
Yesterday, the fourth and last day OF the
Mary land Jockey Club annual meeting az PIN
leo course was In every sense successful. The
track WAS i'm excellent condition. and the AT
tendance good. The races, four in number,
were vel arranged, houy contested, and en-
citing throughout
The opening race WAS hurdle handicap OF
two miles over eight hurdles, Tor purse 81 $500.
OF which $500 waS Tor the winner and slOO % the
second horse. LOchiel. Blind Tom snd Tam
many were entered. The first named was the
favortte in pool selling AZ slto 90 $50. The race
was wen by Blind Tom. who came in two lengths
ahead OF LOchiel. Time, Ais.
The second race was a One-m mile dash Tor two
year olds, in which there were six entries, as
follows: heredoc, Survivor, COronet, John
Preston, Austral, and Engineer. The purse was
tor SEQ, and was won 10y Meredoc. From the
beginning, the contest MAS between MeredOc
and Survivor, the balance between s'ragglers.
AZ the two came IN there was a beautiful dash
down the homestrrtch. the riders plving whip
and spur, but Meredoc won by 4 head in
5GA-fine time Tor a somewhat heavy track.
The third race Wa Tor the Consolation
Purse $50, suT all ages beaten during the
meeting mile heats. There were five entries.
Joe Daniels, " heatiy, bUckden. IertO-al. aud
Lord Baltimore; but there a. but little interest
in the race, a. Joe Daniels was entered, suI
had but mere walk over a. against n com
petitors. In the first heat Whsatlv ran fair
second, with Buckisu third. Time Is. in
the cOEd heat the struggle was between ID an
iels and Buckden. NhCa'ly .0lOwing Daniels
The fourth aud last race Of the meeting was
good ore, snl a most costly one 10 the spJrl NJ
fraternity. 10 was a han leap race, two m Re
heats. for all ages that have run during me
meeting. Purse - .i01; SY'o % winner and 500
o. second hor.c. The entries were Arizona.
CRirLcC, Hampton. Sanford, Flora Mciver. aud
Sue Rydcr-FTaUk Hampton being the iav0rite,
with Arizona a. second choice, but the latter
won the first two ~ ats and the race, an isOmey;
Hampton, the favOrise, and Sue RYDER. OF Nc
DsuJels' stable, being badly used up. The time
was 35s first heat. aud SIS. !. second.
This race closed the meeting OF this year.
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The BALL
COAMENCING TO ROLL.
PRINCIPAL ATTRACTION
NOW IN THE CITY Is
wOLF0RD q BHILBERG's,
NEW AND ELEGANT
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT,


DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
South Seventh street,
in which 10 to be found the best assorted stock Of
DRf GOODS In the city, comp Using all the Latest
Styles in FALL and WINTkR DRESS GOODS
such
Black and Colored silks,
Plain ana Fancy Poplins,
kmpress ClOtba OF sll Shsdes,
Black and Colored Mohair Alpacas,
Plain and Corded Single width Al pacas
Prints o. nost Choice Styles.
black and ColoTed Velvets,
h.aached and Brown C0ttons In all Widths,
ElAnnels Of all Shades,
Rsakets, Cassimeres anS woolens Of all dssorip-
tions for the Fall ana Winter Season,
Inoonnection with the above named Goods are also
kspta large variety OF
NOTIONS, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS,
and other articles teo numerous to mention.
A call 70 this House will amply compensate pur.
chasers from far and near.
- REkEMBER
The Arcade.
10. AIT SEVENTH sTREsT SOUTH,
Between d and =.
N; B Five cents viii convey person from any
part Of the city direct b. the door Of this Establish
meht. sezS-Sm
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California horses.
~Iouis Alexander (colored) Is ON the edi-
torial staff Of the st. Louis Globe.
ga Kansas lady lately obtained divorce
from and was married to her husband all in q
week.
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NEW FALL GOODS AT
BRoDHEAD 4 co. q.

CURSOR q BorB'- MINCE MAT,
~ t6e richest In market
z u, CE ~ sroS, u Wholesale Agent,
tc.I ID Csc louisiana yenue,
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PRRsoNAL.-Gen. w. II. II. Terrell third
assistant postmaster general, leaves tomorrow
evening for Indiana for the purpose OF casting
his vote in that state at the coming election
Attorney General Williams has returned 10
the CITY.
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BRUSH WITH HOSTILE INDIANs.-Intelli-
gence has been received at the Interior Depart
ment that five scouts attached to Gen. Hancock 5
command recently had a running fight with a
party of hostile Indians on the Upper Missouri,
and lost two horses.
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EX-CONGRRssMAN b. W. NoRRIs, of Ala.
hs> been appointed special agento of the Treas
ury de partment, at S5 per day.
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To BE REDEEMED. - The commissioner of
internal revenue Is preparing regulations for
the redemption Of unused adhesive stamps
which are 10 longer required by law.
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DEATH OF ONE HUNDRED HORSES IN NEW
YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EFFECTs OF
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ALMOST sCs-
PENDKD-IMPoRrArIoN OF OXEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-30

NAVAL OFFICERS TRANsFERRKD.-Lieuten
ant Chss. A. Schetky, ordered to the W yoming.
Chief Engineer B. r. Garvin to the navy yard
at Norfolk, Va. Chief Engineer William B.
Brooks, detached from the navy yard at Nor
folk, and ordered as inspector Of machinery
afoaf IF that yard