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Tue Unexaupled Satisfaction that NATTANS
CRYSTAL DlSCOYkR1 has given Ia This city add
throughout the whole G Un-ry. IS evidenced by tie
steadily iuCr asins denaua fr il, iEda>e direct
esp c3 ana partiCu ar attention t. the great fact
tbEt By it, gain all the sd GataFes claimed
Tor The many poisonous comp Jia1s ia use, 20 wit:
The restoration Of the c ur ard Nr0wth Of the hsr
and the speedy removal Of dandruff, without the
least possible IrJury-ss Crystal discovery il ros-
lively WarTsUfCJ te contain DO poisonous substance,
n-ifher Lead, Sulphur or Silver
lts PEI CT clear iness IS not 70 BE- lightly
overlooked; e VIII neither stain the skin CJt hes
D sentence, il is exactly what has been wanted
fOF long wLils Restorer Of the Hair that may be
U.s. without the fear that you going to hsye
Neur alRia. Paraly sis, Lead Collie and various other
cnmpl ANTS the result Of the # lead preparations
AR1HUR EATTANS, Proprietor,
Gsrersi Depot corner % and streets n. ".
Sold By ali Druggists. auS2-tf
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The Grand Gift Concert 4 Fixed Fact.
September 2S the Dag.
Your tickets NOW or Never.

The vast sales Of tickets already made, and the in
creasinR ceInsnd 'Or them from ALI qusrteV having
determined the Trustees that the GRaSD GIFT
CONCERT for the benefit o. the II UBLIC LiBni
~ OF hENTUCk Y adv ertis, q for sAI UhDAY,
SEPTEMBER -, 1872. SHALL POSITIVELY COME
OFF ON THAT DAY, WITHOUT POsTPOSEMgNT, the
Ipate in the drawing that they should buy their tick
ets at once. Delay for a few days caused many no
want tickets at the concert in December last 10 90
without them. SOme living ia Louisville waited
until sales we're closed, expecting, no doubt, post
pOneme1, and then Cffered fifteen. twenty, and en-
twenty hye dollars for tieke;s whIch the day before
we're offered to purchasers At the regular price
Others living at distance sent thousands Of dollars
by mail and express which got here after sales
ciosed. and had to be sent back. These disspoint-
meDt need not again If his warning new Civ on
in due seasoD is needed.
The drawing will begin precisely at O'Clock Sat
uIday mOrI ing September IS lo2, ia the great hall
OF the Public Library building, and continue until
the che thousand gifts drawn.
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The Czar wants the Treaty of Paris
AbrOgated

LONDON, Sept let is asserted tn al the Car
OF Russia will demand the abrokatiOn OF the
treaty OF Paris, for the purpose OF co-operatins
with Austria and Prussia.
DENIAL.
BRUSSELS, Sept l6-The Nord, a Newspaper
published In this city the interest OF the
Russian government, cstegOrically denies the
report that the CZsr will demand the ahrogatior
OF the treaty OF Paris consideration for he
cooperation OF Russia with Austria and Prus-
sia.
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Special NOTICES.

WILLIAM II. HIDDEN, II d, Specialist, OF
Batu or. will resume his visits to his city Tues
dkY, the l7th iIst. Large experience an1 cons an
attention diseases f the CHEST Throat ami Nasal
passages enables DR.. Hidden to guarantee success
IN many cases which 70 the general practit oner
hopeless. DR.. hidden can Be consulted at the St.
Clo % Hotel, corner OH EnI esrs. tn -sSsys
aud Friday ;, from | to , Observation-Disclosures
restored
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A Card.

Clergyman, while residing In south America,
IS n ssoueTy, discovered safe and simple remedy
for tbs cuTe Of Nervous Weskn ess- Early Decay.
Disesse Of the Urinary aRd Semins Organs, ard the
whole train OF disorders brought by bansful and
vicious tsbits. Sreat numbers haze been cured b.
this nt be remedy Prom pied by desire to benefit
She afflicted and unfortunate will send the reel De
for preparing and using this medicine, ia sealed
eEyelUpe, To sny sns bo needs st, Free Of ChHrgs
Address, JOSEPH IHdSN,
StstiOn d, Sibie House,
nsr.Qly New 1ork City,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WASHINGTON THEATRE CONIOUE.
w 11TH STREET, CORNER OF g.
THE Resort OF THE BON TON
rHE BEST sEIECTTON IN THE COUNTRY
NOVELTY OF ALL TINES
REGAKDaESS OF EXPENSE
FAM GY NIGHTS, TUESDAY AND fridays
MATLNEES. WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAYS
TONIGHT TO-NIGRTI
VIOLO CLIFTON, COLYER BRDTuERS
DAVIS AND HIS DOGS
FkEAD TINE TABLE TJ
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Railroad CONNECTED.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. l6-The South
and North Alabama railroad from Montgomery
TO Decatur IL completed ami through trains vii
run 70 Louisville in a few DAYS. There is grea
rejoicing here over the event. The formal eel
eoration OF opening will take place on the 2gth
instant under the auspices OF the Louisville and
y asLTille abroad.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.

The Geneva award.


NEw YORK, Sept. Ia Nt-llih,.i "a . s-,sf-h
saws that the award OF the Gcuevs rriNuns ta.s
rot excite the slightest cnfha~sS in oas al
circles. Attorney General v ii!iafn~ Wa i ths
only member OF the .ioint High Cosuniss-on
now IN Wssbin gton, saws that the award covers
fully all that the American members . ,fecteA
could be awarded, white the sum b srtua1y
short OF What the English members COM
ceded might be due under the dec
tsraucn ~ Earl RusSal, - So forth in the
SDlsesI Sndence between Minister Adams
Hnu me British Premier A. Tor ths
establishment OF a new i.-.,- 80
NV. ~ II SAID on the authority OF me rer-e-
nave q TIE kfiti~h nux.ruu, #-f r,o,, !,
washington Who II tally posted on the whole
question:, that - long ago ~ Is f.a-i R,ss,Il
Monld nave oeen glad 10 cancel a. legfina.e
clsimS against England for more 49,, -
amount awarded by the tribunal rr,,-.t, -,
could have gained, a. has now le..-, -.-,,,,,,-
lShed for the sum. les ia io,I srs hur 49, y.
principle 90 Great Britain 80
THE AKTrrEA TORS.
GENEVA, Sept. l0 4 he opinion Uf Sir A.,
sndor CoCAburn, British arbitrator. lisseOt.ns
from the decision OF the other n.r.f',ar. of :
Alshama claims arbitration, has rcf No l,..-,
PAIL shed. Count ScloViS. .Iacnh So r--.iE 49,
Charles Fran, = Adam. were thr a zee a-I. rr a.
tors WHO voted 20 allow damages H. fdC -a.s "a
the Shenandoah. SIR Alexander C.skrurn ava
Mr.. tvarts left Geneva on Satr~ltv. SIP
kounoell Palmer s looking greatly HtiEueG.
WHAT THr LoNDaN rArERs -AY.
I"NroN. SEPT if.-Ihe London journals @ Is
morning rejoice over the Conr'l,.ru rT fr. Ala
hsma claims controversy, and express tie hone
that the fUuI aGtIon lEs been Iasd Tor = r#rrls &
nert Coo0 understanding between rhc tao ua-
tOTs. now tha. a. the necessary rertrst.,r he
been made "a America.
Tire Standard, hwevcr. thinks frn tribunal
should have awarded damages ouIr for tie
Expectations OK the Alabama.
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New Nork Note.

TEREATFSED sTEiKs oF TBE CoA,u DRIVERS.
NEW hoEK. Sept. 16.-rhe coach drivers AZ
r meeting Yesterday resolved q demand tWo
donars week advance n their WAGES, and A
this II not conceded 10 strike
FATALLY sTARnFn.
Ehas Specht, n musician, fatally stabbed Ed
WSTd Butler Saturday evening during a quarrel.
HORACE GREELEY DESPERATE
"Wednesday morning Horace Greeley 'arfs n-,
western tour embracing Pittsburg. Columbus
Cincinnati, Indianapolis. Louisville, Chicago.
Toledo, Cleveland, Detroit, Erie. aud the coal
mine regions Of Pennsylvania. He will be
absent about two weeks, and will make several
speeches on the route.
THK PRESIDENT NOT GOING wRsT.
The Presidents OF he Cincinnati B3arl Of
Aldermen and Common Council Who arrive 4
here last week with ofiicial invitation 20 Mr.
Greeley ~ President Grant 20 visit the Cin~in-
nau exposition, have been informed by Presi-
aent Grant, az Long Branch, that his oairial
business prevented him going West At present
TIE HoUip-nE PRESIDENT GOING.
MT. Greeley accepted, saying he would 20 20
Ohio from Indiana, Pa.
TIE IRISH EVOLUTIONARY EUorHrpUplD
held NEE ing Yesterday and issued CAL for A
general meeting 20 he held next SUNDAY.
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The Pittsburg Convention.

NUMEROUS ARRIVALS OF VETERANS.
INV YORK, Sept. l6.-A Pittsburg special
SAYS mere have been large arrivals there for the
soldiers convention, which meets tO-morrOw.
Gen: Burnside is mentioned as the probable
president.
n Iowa thinks the millennium is coming-A
farmer refused II . for wheat because he had
promised il tor Il.
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Senator Sumner I'm Ifyernoot

Hh IENIINEs Tux NOMINATION. FOR GOVER-
NOR.
LONDON, Sept. l6.-Hon. Charles Sumner ar
rived at Liverpool Saturday. Soon after land
lrg he visited the American club where he re-
ceived the first information OF his nomination
Tor Governor OF Massachusetts. He announced
that he would Positively decline the Nomination
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THE DISCOVERY of new mammoth Cave"
in Boone county, Ky, is reported. and is caus-
ing much excitement. The local papers say
that the neighborhood has been the resort for
picnics for years; and yet, until July Is, 1t has
remained entirely unknown. The cave, so far
as explored, is said to be more than two miles
lorg, and contains single chambers no less than
hundred feet in length by forty feel in width
and twenty in height.
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LIST Or GIFTS.
Total. ! 900 Gifts, all Cash, $500


The Concert itself will be the rnost brilliant or
One hundred performers. gath red from ali parts OF
Of Prof Hast will contrbns to t this rraSd mn,ca
carnival. And to afford ample room for every ticket
holder to ENJOY such an pnuSusl musical festival,
the Concert will be given in O, ntrsl Park. whsre
arrangements have been made to accommodate all
Pe5s99s holding whole half OF quarter tickets vii!
meme without such tickets will be admitted either
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Mhoie tickets, SO halves. g; quarters 81 80; II
xn?!f sssss LSr g fer ~ g iS %o $780, s
on ltss than SiOo worth Of tick-ts at a tins. In
@enis have BEEN mads With ali fhe psroad snd
stsambsat ,nes leading into the city for the sale Of
who sy wish to attend he Goncst % or pswDs
such tickets ill be furnished by the Louisville aud
he 1GHsFe SnsaDs and
Msds2n rail- oad ne Ohio and Mississpp railroad
the LOUSY lie, Owensboro and Henderson Mail Line
< All agents are required TO close sales and make
their IeturDs in foil time to reach this ofics by
Thursday, September rs. To do this SUGGEST ally,
those located at great distances must close some
IN tickets 70 which Gifts are awarded will be paid
Prrh saonal Bank Of New at o usG G Of
Fase MT fs Re at
before they viii be- be rad y The np Bs Mvrrr
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
The drdUIng rtH be published in the Louisville
papers and Ner York Herald aud csfctal comics SEN
topehasers to rrhon tickets hare been ssm BY letter
,Branch offire, 609 Brosdway, New York, under
ebarEe OF Major TH0S. HAYS sci eOtsepaD
OLD NO. On Exhibition (NHw No
$50 and sale A30
7TR ST.\ AT zruSr
MARKRlTER,N,
Ho. ll6 7th street, between d and streets. eisbt
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Vhoice Oli PAINTINGS, Enersvings, Chromes, 30.
ss A:s, i p;a stock Paper H.nsings, Window
sells, Rings, Nails, &C., In the District
y Terms CASH.
Please remember Name and Number. tel.lys
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A CONCERT SALOON TRAGRpY-Oneo of Rsffy
the Bldclsmih's Gang Shot.-Dauiel Perkins,
proprietor of the New Idea" concert saloon,
Broadway, was brought before Justice Hogan,
charged with wouuding Edward Wellington,
alias "1ndian Ned, >" one of Reddy the Black
smiths gang. The wounded man was taken to
Bellevue hospital, and Coroner keenan, has
been notified to take his apte-mortem state
ment, ~ he s not expected to live; the ball. 1t is
The statement of Perkins Is that he closed the
saloon at two O'Clock this morning, and was
about leaving for home, when "Reddy," Will
hngton and several others came up and insisted
upon going into the saloon. He RET fused, when
keddy said, eco down boys, and kick the door
open" They then burst it open, and were en-
tering the saloon, when he fired, and, as he
the circumstances.-N 7. cypress. 1ih..
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CORNER IN ERIR.-COmmodore Vanderbilt
familiariZing a remark of the elder ROths-hiI
gave his advice once to victim:-''Never sell
what you haven't got, Sonny" Some parties.
ignorant OF, or reckless Of, this DEVICE have
been selling Erie for q decline-that is, thew
intended re versing the usual me- thod on specala-
ton by selling first and buying afterwards.
But two many Ofthem did the same thing, and
there wasn't enough stock to go around. The
consequence was "c0rrer" in Erie. which pre-
vailed up TO the time the Board adjourned
Satuf day.-N. y. Herald
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subscribed toward q home for infrm Episcopal
ciergymen, TO be situated near New York city.
0Mr. Tate of Illinois attempted to steal
watermelons. The proprietor saw him through
telescope on his rife. The result was melon
choly. go
.~They have posted up notices on the ont
side Of the street cars in Pittsburgh to the effect
that the car will not wait for young ladies TO kiss
goodbye. 49,. ...f-.. s.-
~The most sensible premium We have heard
of Is offered at o California fair TO the young
woman who shall prepare the best dinner at the
smallest cost.
Legal business II said to be 20 dull In Colum-
bus, Ca, that the members Of the bar VIII either
be compelled to emigrate or apply for admission
to the pOor-house.
nVThe inmates of the Ocala. Fla, jail, de-
clare that they are visited by three headless
spirits, the shades Of the trio OF murderers re-
Gently executed in OcAla.
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~Wisconsin papers say that Mra Abraham
Lincoln last week lett " aukesha, where she had
been spending the summer, for an extended tour
through the West.
1A servant girl in Minneapolis was recently
burned by kerosene, and her employer charged
her for the oil she spilled, and the four, etc,
used to ease her sutierings. He then turned her
adrift. and she died.
~-One OF the smustments alta Chicago mic.
mic was TO place silver dollar in disA contain
ing about an inch OF molasses and let q squad of
boys compete in trying TO take out the piece
with their teeth.
The latest popularity OF the rftualistic
wing Of the Protestant Episcopal Church the is
announce ment of what Is called q clerical
retreat at bridgeport, Conn. beginning on the
i'ih Instant and continuing four days.
X A man In the Upper part of Rails county,
Mo-, undertook to ride a mule and CARR n
scythe one day last week, but found il dificult
ieat. When the operation was over. his mule
lad "only three feet and little stumpy tail.u
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EVIDENCE AGAINST THE TAMMANY RINe.-
1t is reported that County Auditor Watson, of
New York, at his death, left book entries of the
disposition Of the Tammany ring stealings, and
OF the amounts and the names of the parties who
received them. 1t is In safe keeping, and will
Connolly and others.
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No: 1897 P!yNIyAHlA xvnNyr.
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AN EXTREMELY YOUTHFUL MURDERER
sb,n SOFT Cn,tsm+U IA u.s.. -. 10y ~ Snnson town'
named LOTUS, became angry at a little girl OF I
years, daughter Of Jerry Chandler, and, TAX
ing up shot gun, fred the contents into her
stomach. The gun was loaeed with slugs. The
girl fingered till morning, when she died.
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MAJOR GEoRGE &. HUNT, Isl cavalry, has
teen ordered to duty in charge Of the discussing
ott:ce Of the Freedmen's bureau at Natchez
Mississippi.
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PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

DOSTPOEIMKkT.
The PICNIC Of HIBERNIA BENEVOLENT
eOCIETY. No. ), which Was to have taken n
Race q Heyer17th street Park on Thu Rs
DAY. SIT. 18th, has been postpon until
TUIsDAY NEXT, Sept. 18th, Same place. Il y
Dancing commence at p. m. eel3- a
FOE MOUNT VERNON. The steamer ARROW
Capt. Frank Hoilineshead, hav-
Ing been rebuilt AID entirely refttsd SeA-N
y ner present owners, will leave her
wharf foot Of It'll street daily Sunday exceptsd NJ
10 O'Clock q. m: for Mount Vernon 1.-THE tomb Of
Wasbfneton) And intermediate landings.
. JAMES SYKES,
jele- m Gent Superintendent steamer Arrow,
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THE PRESIDENT AND HIS FAMILY will return
here from Long Branch next week. The repairs
TO the White House, mentioned in The STAR a
few days since. are nearly completed and some
new furniture is now being put in. By the time
the family return everything will be in order.
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7 CORES EXTRACTED

w TROUT PAIN, 90 the shoe can Do worn
9Th ease imne distey after the operation Bunious
Diseased Nails, Vascular Excre scercs a &c, sue.
oessiully treated at DR.. WHITES, S3s 18th street,
opposite u. b. Treasury. Hours: a. "a to s D. m
Welt Press Of business Office pr~cludes visiting
fscents at reside noes except between and D. IN.
heteTs TO the many eminent phvsicians sur cons,
and the thousands Of other well known and respon
Wsst inpfnr 1871 ,~Ii
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SENATOR GARRETT DAVIS was carried 70 hi
home in Paris, Ky, on Saturday last, aud
lying there in a dangerous condition. He has
been deliricus for several DAYS.
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GENERAL SHERMAN arrived a. New York
yesterday in the steamer Pel,ic from Liverpool
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GEN. FUrLER IS in town. but goes 10 Pitts
iu-r Tomorrow,
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SECRETARY DELANo will return from New
York on v ednesday or Thursday of this week
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KING AMADEUS opened the Spanish Cortss
the Efforts of the Ministry to re-establish diplo-
matte relations with the Fapal See have proved
unavailiDg; reform In Cuba is promised; @ de-
fcit in the Budget 10 announced.
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ct. RGsk's EoCsy az INpU-rRY.-DREss
- SAklSG IN is VARIOUS branches: lsaies' Ir0us
ssaus BeAtly CON e.eted The shatr--f u0fire; chill
orens Suits ard N. broidsry. street. between Gt
and 2ist streets. sepa- lni
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

IN1 ERNAL REvRSU E.-The receipts from this
ource to-day were 1854 ,sl5.53.
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PRESIDENT THIRRs on visit to Havre was
presented with An address of congr atulation by
the city on Saturday. In the afternoon of the
same day he went on board the merican man
of-war She nandoah, and was received with
honor, the band PLAYING the Marseillaise
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HS-A New York firm cans '.shadines"-tha,
is, young shad.
~Crops have been splendid now for three
years hsnd-running.
GrundY county, Iowa, is changing on the
verge of q frost"
RMr. Brown Of Pittsburg learned that his
wiies body had just been found in the river q We
miles from her home. "She must have 6oated
Gown right lively" was his feeling remark.
- The efforts OF the Pennsylvania oil men to
rednce the production Of Oil will, it is reported
prove unsuccessful, the interest in the under
taking having generally died out.
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SENATOR WILSON arrived here yesterday,
and took rooms at his old home, the Washington
House. In consequence of pressing business en-
gagements he was unable to leave for the Pitts
burg soldiers and sailors convention with the
National Veteran club yesterday afternoon, but
will leave here TO- mo row morning.
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.aLPR.sRETTC.sL
BUSINESS DIRECTORY:

s<utsining Cards ofFi-st-elass Estaolishuenn
II al Branches Ct BnEness IL &c q District.
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AN EXPLORING PARTY STorPRD BY In
pIAks.-PIivate advices received from menu
bers of Lieut.. Wheeler's exploring party, dated
Fillmore, Utah, September 8, state that their
operations are delayed by hostile Indians. Lieut..
Dinwiddie, Second United States cavalry, in
charge OF the escort accompanying the party,
had an engagement with Utes Indians on the
LIST instants, near Beaver, in which nine Indians
were killed and many wounded. When reach
ing Deseret city, town Of about 40 houses, on
the I'd instant, they found that place deserted
by tie Inhabitants, they having fled with their
live stock TO regions of safety. The party ex-
pected to return 10 Salt Lake city, an d not 90
further south at present.
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PERsoNAL.-Secretary Belknap left the city
Saturday evening for New York. He will return
tomorrow. I'D. B. Parker, U. S. Marshal
for Virginia, is at the Arlington. w Ex-senator
Grille, of West Virginia, is at the Imperial
hotel. THE little son of Gen. Cowen as
sistant secretary of the Interior is no better,
but the ply sicians 60 not despair OF his recovery
Gen j. II. Baker, Commissioner of PEN
Minnesota, in which states be will In AXE speeches
for Graut and Wilson. Zen. Leggett, Com
missioner OF Patents. who has gone to Pittsburp
10 attend the soldiers and sailors convention
will go to Ohio from Pittsburg for the purposs
of making several speeches for Grant and VIII
son.
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TIE EXAMINATION OF APPLICANTS for adj
mission into the Cadet Engineer Corps Of the
navy was commenced this morning at the Naval
Academy at Annapolis, and will end on the 18th
instant. Between 80 to so permits have been
given boys to appear for examination, and from
this number abOut fifteen of the best will be
selected for appointment in the class. The
cadet engineers have TO remain at the academy
two years Tor instruction, and upon graduating
they receive the appointment Of second assistant
engineer ia the navy.
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CAPTAIN WIN. f. SPICER hes been ordered
~ command the Hartford and Lieut.. Com.
manGer JnO. W. Phillip has been ordered to her
as executive officer of the ship. The Hartford,
II will be remembered is being fitted out at New
York and will sail in month or two for the
AsIatic feet to relieve the Colorado as flagship
OF that 81
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nsr.Q-ly
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- CALL is MOST RESPECTFULLY SO.
lCITED.