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Political Notes

Oswald ottendOTier pOsitive.v declines tina
Ismmany nomination for mayor Of New York
he Presidential question was virtually settled
Tuesday. Gen. Grant, If he lives, viii serve A
etcoiu u m.--bcSt0H TTGnSrriUt.
hon. James Brooks and Hon Fernando Wood
nave been renominated for Congress by the
democrats OF their respective districts i'm New
York.
Had be not been adopted by the Baltimore
party convention W hat would have been Hora -
Greeleys run on his own account is the question
tor liberals
The republicans OF Dakota insisted ON ruurinO
two candidates for Congressional delegate The
result was the election, on Tuesdav of Mr.
Armstrong, democrat.
Complete returns from fifty-four couu.ies of
ONO give the republicans a majority of about
loco, and the Tt manning counties will increase
this majority 1900 or 5000.
1he following congressional nomin atoms were
made In Massachusetts yesterday james Ruf-
hngton, republican, LIST district; Leopold Morse.
Greeleyi'e, ith district; Alvah Croker, repub-
hcan, 10Th district; and Benz amin II. Harris.
republican, 2d district.
IA Gen. Banks were to visit the New York
Herald Office to-day for his future political
guidance, he would probably receive different
change his base a few weeks ago.
Greeley uied for forty wears 10 destroy the
democratic party Sy lighting Il. and failed
For SIX months lie = a. been defending it. AMI a.
Is nearly ruined. Go on, Horace. Bless thee.
my boy.-Nti0 STATE y0nrlG'.
The Hon. Thomas Ewing, ir., 4 prominent
democrat OF Ohio, has written letter 10 Soes ker
Blaine, in which he etiecJuatiy diSp0Ses OF lie
SANDER ConcOcted lv the New YORK Tribupa
LesyeDHorth, PawHee end Union Pacific RAJ
road.
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Guy Fa~Les I'm North Carolina


RALkIGR, y. G, oct. 1.-THE DItl. Nsr-s OF
THIS morning gives the following account OF A
ne nous outrage committed here last night
=" j he CITY Of Raleigh was alarmed about one
O'Clock this morning by terrible tNplosion
which shock nearly every building Ga the city.
Soon an alarm OF fire was given AMI 30 was a.
ceFiainCc that the noise proceeded iTlm ne Of
ice 81 the Raleigh SeH'tncl. FIremeu were
promptly on the spot. AS the Ssrffr.f oHic &c adj
joined he engine house. Iron examination
The press room Wac found 10 Ice an ruins. the ROOT
81 tie house being b.OWn 10 pieces aud scat
tered in every dTcctoD. The press which
printed the Sentinel was completely demolished
the type IN the composing room adjoining we're
All knocked down aud pied and ever. thing wa
m me greatest confusion snd disorder. A large
crowd Cf citizens gathered around the buIlaing
ana the impres ION was universal ffst some
hcnd II human form had blown up the .S,uftr.I
press by placing powder underneath IT, the
opinion was fCllv confirmed by 4 svt,. 4,3snf
examination Of the ruins. A small ilh press N,
The composing room, which escaped destruction.
was tNsmined, AMI a paper 81 powder found
under lt With slow match, which had hser
hshted, but bad gone out. IL l. said ~. 40 about
L y minutes before the explosion H.l-.f q, .y
who lives near the Office saw two ir.!fSiIua' =
running - from tie SPOT in tie dire -f.lu OF the
depot. with their hats I'm their hands. we learn
,'at me once ana press were partially insured.
ON we 90 rot know 20 what extent. the pre-z
cost some $50 Or 5000. The outrage has
tNtitei great Indignation. The S.t'r.F was A
consetvatlNe daily paper, ecIf-c bA HON. .I1-i Al
EEECT, u. pTUI.4lErnf politician
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
.Associafed Press Reports.
New n orb Notes.

TANNANN Pow WHNs
INV YORK, Oct. Ill The verai Tsmn,ary
20 .ti,sl cunftrene $ have thus. .ar $500 :,
rvsrlt in the sciecron o. suv 'car.,Isa-a 4 ri
me- n 81 = county ticket. A further conference
Nil 5e held to-uisE;.
THr RTNG PROSECUTIONS
Attorney General RsrlOw wen ra-a-e g.,
grand juTy ON Tuesday and made an rr-snccess-
Ia AftemVt 20 have another ind cement mr.
sr-ted against Mayor Hall 10 Is ,aid "a.
5000 hsve already been expended ia -.-TseF-s-
lrg he late ring. IL Is stated = new i,lirfrer.
Is being prepared against Tv eed. 80 As 10 hrin.,
his tTiAl on before Judge Brady. An .T-aur 4. -
vey has been before the grand jury w. Itys. A
morning PAPER SAYS n "a. learned vested a.
that Tom Fields lett the city Fr,f-g. al 49,
not intend g. return a. he n AFRAID 20 take an
risks in his trial.
AMI CEvELrY pKRgH
appeared before Judge nOWlirr Yesterday - o..
prosecutor, claiming anfhsr'za- on rrof, o..
attorney general The judge declined 70 rscog-
DiKe him.
EEsFtCT TO THE MEMORY cr W. n. srvARD.
Tha am Ouuceueut OF Nr. Sywari's l-ltl a.
received i'm this city with feelings rF s,-r,u,
Flsgs are displayed ~ halt-ma,t lrorl many Dr..
the public buildings and hotels TO-DAY "a respect
% his memory.
THE DEAN UrCBvoNn prs,s-eR.
AWashngton disl' atrk Savs that isstsref fbe-
the report of the inspectors iu tn case r| tlt,
disaster 20 the Dean lirl m0ud -lla-. t-at ma
accident 20 the Nostheld was cNrussnic com
pared with TIE circum stances Of this casa A.
though the boiler had been Inspected within tts
wear, Yet the age OF the boiler tu-.itrl a NOR,
frequent inspection. II r. understood ''ll hf.e-
sitter boilers over i've wears id shat De- tested
several times during the years thereafter they
arc In use.
THE TAMNANV CcNNIrrEF oF UoNreRsSCE
have decided 20 recommend the rcU1m nation
or Abraham Lawrence Ter mayor.
A GRAND REVIEW ~ THE roIIgE
OF this city took place AZ the CITY Hal ss-day.
Thirteen hundred policemen were "a ID. ranks.
Their marching and movements " re perfect.
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PoIiiicaI Fight in ArI.nusa..

chE FEeEO KILLED AND SEVERAL WOUNDED
,htGfiis. Oct. ll.-SrriCIs tTou5.s betReea
whites eUG blacks ~ e-clola. a I.tt.e fg,,n .5rfg
mics above here, on The ArlysuSEs -sBre. ma
b.'E lT- wing III several a-.~. tsa. "a csIrlr-
hated - wednesday evening ia hga., "a whI-l
one negro was kliis- aud several wOa Hded. Tbs
t.oub!o OrigiastedA the killiug OF n array. ths
sneiihl some SIX VEGAS since, by FIfzpatri- 4.
uie county register, ant the breakup az u A
conservative meet NJ last wee. a. Tep1rte!
az that tine Fitzpatrick was % have been tried
I!s week. TO prevent the trial coming OF. if
j believed lie melted the negroes % ara them
selves and surround the town, when ne Whit
in turn, armed ard drove them o.. The Off .a--
o. the court and some merchants. with u1r-
ton Of their goods, arrived here late Al u.a ut
The negroes having threatened ID r.tIrn and
burn the town. The greatest excitement pre-
vailed there at last accounts
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Prem Europe To-day.

eEgGMA uEATHEl..
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The weather to- Ia on fh-
biItish coast is tempe-tGOus, anu some damage
&c shipping h. reported.
PRINCE NAIgLEON WARNED OPP
LONDON, Oct. li.-PriuCe Narllt.4 ha=r.
ceived Official notice frOu the Trere1 govern
nelt that he will not be permitted > yt,t-
France OF take Ur h's residence on F-auch -oii.
as Il las been reported Pc intended ODD.
TuE kUNpE
81 an autumn session OF Par'Ia-na-+ D. Hfz-
credited.
EbE NLTs OF NJ Stewards DEAvu IN LON
LONDON. oct. li--IAg announcement ~ tfa
death oI Nit. Seward was received IA England
viii great surprise, 10 .utmaiion ~ lteysr OF
Lis illness having been received here.
lie I1ay I,aits this morning. IN ar. abfflarg
Ga the deceased statesman saws. aThrurh 81
ard was unpopular here by reason o- ,. : rather
i'ere nptory bearing, he leaves behind him a
great example OF viGCr energy ami sgr-s b."
THREATENED OUTBREAK is IREEAED
I"NIpN, Oct. ia Additional military AMI
COR atu.s'N forces have been grI-rsI d S.
bETn, ireland r. an anti Catholic J.s.rrban- re-
- threatened m that town.
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GAMBETTA CENsURHD--The permanent
commission Of the French Assembly YES
teIday held an important meeting. Ganbettas
TOiltlcal tour ana speeches in tue provinces
ana assaults recently made on pilgrims who
MOCK to witness the miracle Of the Virgin, were
regarded by some of the members a. likely TO
lead 10 trouble. President Theirs EXPRESSED his
Indignation at the outrageous treatment OF the
pilgrims, which he regarded as an attack on the
Cathohc religion and national form of wor-hip.
He Warmly condemned the course OF NJ. Gam
BETA, who, he said, is trying TO divide the ne
ton and render the position OF the Government
abroad more difficult. Theirs, who seemed 10
be inclined to break with the Left, still chung
TO the Republic, and his positive declaration IN
favor of that form OF government were recei we'd
with laughter by the mOnarchists Of the COM
mission.
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PRESIDENT GRANTS TALK TO THE RED MEN.
The Indian delegation of Kiowas, Comanches
Apaches, Caddoes, Arrapahoes, Whichitas
Wacos, Keechies, TowOccaroes, and Delawares
were escorted TO the Executive Mansion TODAY
by Captain AlyOrd, special Indian commits
sloner. They numbered thirty-six persons and
were accompanied by ten squaws. They were
all dressed il tanCitul costumes, with a profu-
sion OF paint and feathers, and, enter ing the
Last Room, were ranged in a scmi-circle. The
PRESIDENT soon after entered, when they filed
before him, and each having his or her name
mentioned, shook hands with the President.
Among the names were Dog Eater, Ten Bears,
Big Mouth, Heap Of Bears, and George Wash
ington. Among the spectators were Secretaries
Delano, tlsh, Belknap, and Boutwell,, and the
new colombian Minister, together with num-
Der OF other gentlemen and ladies.
The President, through the interpreter, in
formed the Indians that the wish and effort OF
the government toward them was to advance
them In civilization and preserve their lives, by
encouraging them in industrial pursuits and
making them comfortable homes. The white
people are now SO numerous and increasing so
rapidly as TO crowd the Indians, and therefore
1t was necessary that the Indians should no more
leao rowing life, but have fixed places OF
abode The sooner they understood and valued
The President remarked that he had nothing
the Interior. ~
The Indians listened attentively, but no inyi.
tation was given them to respond.
The President and the Secretaries then retired
to attend the cabinet meeting, at which all were
present with the exception of Secretary Roha
Indions, after examining the premises, left for
their quarters.
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The Indiana E,eertou

The 9Th congressional district elects Shants
republican. This will give 'he republicans a
net gain OF two district Congressman and a fair
prospect OF both Congressman at large. The
Stark, all democratic.
AT IL O'Clock last night the republicans In In
annapolis conceded the election of Hendrick.
AT large, Lieutenant Governor and the baIanca
OF the state ticket by from AGO to 500. Niblack,,
msJorlfy In the LIST congressional district is l25
"a yer (IepuDlica NJ majority Voorhees,
in the 9Th districts eos. The Republicans ciain,
z. senators TO % democrats, and IS republicans
to - &c mocrats in the house, giving them a ma
jority OF II on joint ballot.
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THE JEROME PARK RACEs.-At the Jeroma
Park yesterday, the fourth race was for sf00 a
mile and three-qusrters. The following horsas
st-rfed: Mary Louise, Albuera, wheatly. and
harry Bassett- The race was won bv HsrrT
Bsseu; AIbuera came IN second. Time 3IaE
Inc hith race, purse 500, was a selling rae.
NlIe horses started, as follows: Hampton. Wina-
sap, frank Swift, Fadlad5en. Climax, Brennns
oahioII, henrietts, and Eastern Star. Ssnford
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Chicago News
TEE SUDAN LlDrou "a

TIE SUNDAY LIQUOR Law.
CHICAGO, oct. n.-MayOT Med A m "a ,.-,s
lellatiCD TO the police authOrii $ firart. IN,
TO enforce the laS iorbiuhing 1he safe OF into[-
iceting liquors on Sunday.
THE UNION BRICKLAYREs' Blight HOUR STRIKE
continues Potter Palmer yesterday Conceded
Tie demands OF the wOrkmen or biz new hotel
which the contractors had refused About tifv
hIm ms of contractors have united I'D an arree-
ment not 10 sccSde 10 the demands o. he striker
under any circumstances
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TWO CENTS.
Official Announcement Of the Death
OF Vim "a. seward.
DEPARTNESr oF STATE, !

WAsHiSGToN, October IL, l>'-D
The undersigned : charged by the President
OF the United States with the painful duty OF
announcing 10 the people 81 the United States
the death Of an illuS;ri0uS citizen.
William Henry Seward, distinguished for
fdthtul and eminent service IN varied p1blic
trusts, during a long series OF yesrs, died a,
Auburn, in the State OF New Yor'., yesterday,
October q. Charged with the administration
OF the Department OF state qtameS. critical
period in the history CT The nation. Mr.. SeWSr,l
brought to the duties OF that Office exalted pa
Tiot'sm, unvearied industry sni cousum-lste
ability. A grateful nation Will cherish ms na-ae
his fame and bis memory.
The several Executive Departments y IN causs
approIrIs'e houoTs u be rendered to the mem
DRY CT the deceased statesman, at ho:as ami
abroad.
HAMILTON FISH, SecretnyOf State
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ROMANCE OF THE WAR.-One Colonel Wash
mgton, a wealthy planter living near Nashville
Tenn, was rescued from mob OF drunken sol
diers, whom he had offended, by Col Dowuey of
Tafhn, Ohio, 10 whose regiment the troops be-
longed D0wney has since died, leaving widow
and family In poverty. Washington also def
recently, and in his III I. il stated N ade he
quest 10 the widow and children OF Dogpev N
the value OF 800 600. Gratitude as stil hsnns
In the human breast, as is evinced by this geper-
Ous deed. $50
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AhoTAkR FRENCH SRssATFoN.-rhe Paris
Le oou newspaper published a sensational
report yesterday 10 the effect that a B0napart
movement was on foot and a coup q sfaf ~onld
re attempted In Paris last night; but nothing
happened. liz N reported that Peredieu DE
Joinvllle and Duke d. Aumsle will resign their
seats in the Assembly.
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DIR. GREELEY IL BALTIMOEE-Hs ZeIs the
People WiGt Il, ETgt-s about EGrsl HJ. AL Peace
cad c1ncjiiE'i0n.-HOrace Greeley delivered
an address before the Maryland state agricqi-
tuTal and mechanical society YESTERDAY, at the
PimiicO fair grounds, hear Baltimore, treatiu.
specially or the Improvement of WORKOUT lands.
About 1890 persons were present. Mr.. Greeley
did rot stop 10 see the races, but was taken In
charge by the city authorities, who escorted him
TO the CarrolltOn hotel where he was formally
received and welcomed as the guest of the CITY
10y Mayor Nansant and the members OF the clty
council in the spacious vestibule Of the hotel.
After thanking the Mayor and city council for
their expressions OF regard, Mr.. Greeley asked
now could peace be secured when men in one
section of the country abused him because he
stood before the people as the representative of
the idea OF reconciliation? After an indirect
reference to the recent elections, Mr. q. said
that no matter what might be the result, his
candidacy could not but be productive of good.
Last night there was a grand torchlight process
SION by the democratic clubs of all the wards
which was reviewed by MIR. Greeley. Previous
TO the passing OF the procession, Mr.. Greeley
addressed an immense crowd congregated in
front OF the CarrOllton hotel, in beh ali of speace
and reconciliation" SeSeechiDg his hearers to
let nothing discourage them, but "to press or
10 that triumph which will certainly be accorded
us II not IN the near future at a later day.'' He
lett Tor New York on the III O'Clock train last
evening. The Baltimore American saws of the
procession: "The grand torchlight procession in
honor of Greeley and Brown, which was so un-
tremendously arrested by storm and TEMPEST a
few weeks ago, took place last night I'm all its
gorgeous Inagnitcehce, and resulted in the prob
able murder of two men and the dangerous
Wounding of a third
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The Shooting i'm Baltimore Ia>sN,yu,

DEATH CT oNR COLOEED 10Y AND Critic O.
CONDITION OF ANOTHER.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 1.-THE cOlorai hoy g..
W. BAL ett, shot last night while the torsLhgbf
PROCESSION was passing Aisquith stree. died 81
morning. Samuel Barrett, shot on Cav strset
" az awe az noon, but cannot recover.
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NWIlam L. Bennett. injured with twenty
Others by q collision in Jersey City, % the New
Jersey railroad, has obtained q verdict for
5000 damages.
e The Abolition SOciety Of Madrid sent a
sion OF slaves In Cuba and the int Tor. The
Senate has referred the petition 20 tue King's
ministers.
- CHIEF OF Pohce NcWiiliams, Of Jersey
CRY, under indicinien III Tor oomplittty in she
burglary ct the mt y atioB-l Ba-E OF that
city, and who gave bail in $4,000 D appear
yesterday, l. beliv led ~ nave led.
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NE@ YORK, Oct. 1.-The TTiJaE. to-day .,li-
toIalIy says II takes pleasure in with Irawing iu
tht fullest anc pTOmptest manner tbs impIta-
uohs 4pOn Speaker Elaine In reference % the
supposed transactions with the PaciHc rsiIro,.s
eastern division, beng satisfied that n WAS h.
brother who was connected witt the affair
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PennsyIyania EIectiou.

RETURNS FROM MONTGOMERY COUNTY
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ii.-MOntgOmrry conn
~ gives Buckaew 80 majority. Morris, demo
orSt, and Nyce, republican, are elected m fSe
legis lature, ~ VIZ
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Fires

OswRGo, y. Y, Oct. 1.-THE fire here Las
valued al SS5,COJ
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-THE extensive AMI paa.
furnace OF the Lamott Lead company. Al Pref
eIlckton, Mo-, was burned yesterday; loss
$4,000. Five hundred men are thrown ont III.
employment. -
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Death or.Fanny Fern >,

NEW NokK, OcJ. Il.-SArsh Pnvs.n yviuis
vile OF james Parton, (otherwise known a.
Fanny Fern,l died yesterday in this CITY. IRE
remains viii be taken TO Boston for in,ermept
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HEAVY STORM IN TExAs--For several days
past heavy rain storm from the east has pre-
vailed In Texas. The country in many places IL
inundated. The roads are impossible. Brazos
Is an island, completely submerged. The inhab-
itants and customs officials were taken off on a
steamer without loss Of life. 1t is the highest
water known for wears.
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p a BANK EAsHIER GARRUTED BIZ BuRe1aRs
George X. Kinesbury. cashier OF the IsCtsgs-
IA 4liey Pa Bauk, was garroted, beatsn.
arc ARD gagged "Wednesday hight BY three
nen, "1o wanted ID get Possession OF the KEYS
y. ,Ae tahk. They failed in their object The
ATTACK was made as Mr.. Kjngshury was return
ing 70 his room, in the banking house, about
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DARING ESCAPE OF observation-disclosures
Hara, sentenced to the New York state
prison for ten years for burglary aud larceny:
Edward Roman, sentenced for five wears for
grand larceny, and Francis Northhouse SEN
fenced to three years for burglary and larceny,
escaped from the officers having them in charge
while being removed from the railroad cars in
Buffalo, at O'Clock yesterday morning The
three prisoners had been shackled together and
placed IN cell over night. where they managed
10 saw through the rivets OF their shackIes
When the party arrived in the street, O'Hara
complained that the shackles hurt him and
the prisoners threw off their irons and escsped.
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NJ HUMBuG.-L. RICE viii pay q fair oast
- Price ior any kind u Ladies Gents and GILL
IN street, between y and G, south,
6oss py nsll promptly attended to. les IL
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~ Tho IL

- The fourth annual reunion of the societv
OF Tie army ard navy of the gulf will be held in
New York On the 18th instant. General SueIi-
dan presides at the banquet.
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IHE SLAVE TRADE STILL KEPT UP-Tbe
English uti-Slaye Society gives a Iarnsntahis
account OF the present condition OF tue slave
trade on the eastern coast or Africa. According
10 'c's statement at least 10000 natives are
yearly dragged away from their homes 50 out OF
every 100 OF whom perish on the way from ex-
nausuon or violence. The squadron which
1rest britain Is maintaining on the coast at
yearly cost OF t209,C00, has proved a remedy
worse than the disease; the officers and men of
The cruisers themselves being in the habit of
pc peTating the very horrors they are sent to
discover ana prevent.
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DOVER, n II, Oct. Thames X. Spaldine.
I me iouhaer OF the New York World, died here
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AUBURN, n. Y, Oct. 1.-THE funeral OF Mr.
seward VIII take place at hslf-past twJ O'Clock
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Eureka Jones, widow OF the late iaiier
~ Lii the unexpned term,
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DIsTRIcT oP COLUMBIA overwhelEningl re-
publican. All the colored men WHO went 10
Pennsylvania 70 vote probably lett proxirs
bel ind them.-OIiO State yoa.rs0L
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Gen. Beaureeard, is spending few iavs
Peyton. -
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MRS. GRKELEY's ILLNRss.-Hon. Lewis
Mckenzie, OF Alexandria, Va, has receive a
letter from Horace Greeley, In which, speaking
OF his invitation to visit the Loudon agricultural
Ialr, ne informs MIR. Mckenzie that his wife Is
dangerously ILL; indeed, hat her life is despared
OF, and that unless there is an unexpected
change for the better he will be compelled to
fOrego all his contaminated visits
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN ME. j. g. SAvILLR, Lessee and Manager
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER
BENEFIT
and last peerarc but two of The representative
American Actress,
MRS ID. II. BOWERS.
supported by the talented young actor,
Mr.. U. HCCULLOM,
orly time Of her great characterization,
LADY AUDLEY.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at =
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SATURDAY NIGHT, at
AMY RUBSART
and
TANNING OF THE SHREW
MONDAY, October Ii,
THE HOLMAN OPERA TROUPE.
Box sheet Open FRIDAY. CcII.tF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-11
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A Clergy man. while residing IN South Aneric d,
ar nIssjo discovered s4is and simple remedy
fCT the cure of Nervous WeSkuess. Eary Decay,
Disease OF the Urinary aud Seminal Organs and the
whole train Of disorders hr ught b. baneful and
V Ciou@ habits. Great numbers have been cured b,
his n be remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the I'll ced and unto tunste, will send the racipe
or preparing and usiug this medicine, IN o sealed
enN pa to any ore no needs il. Free Of Ph9rgs
Address, JOSEPH y IMAM
Station y, Bible House,
mar2--ly New York City.