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VIGILANCE COMMITTEE LAW IN LOUISIANA.
The Attakapas Register of the 18th inst says
Within the past six weeks a so-called vigilance
committee, said to be composed Of persons liv-
ing in Nermillion parish, have been taking the
law in their own hands, and some ten or twelve
nhrsons have been hanged or shot by them.
This organization is spreading throughout most
safe who drives his own oxen, milks his own
cows, or pastures his own cattle, Murder in
this locality is merely noticed, crimes, other
than stealing cattle, pass unnoticed, while the
individual who is suspiconed of having taken a
bullock, whether Intentionally or otherwis is
hunted down by these vigilant committees, and
hanged to the nearest tree. Acting Governor
Antoine has addressed vigorous letters to the
sheriffs of several parishes instructIng them TO
at once take measures 70 put an end TO such
iawless proceedings, rendering the support OF
the state troops, and, if necessary, aid from the
federal army.
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Five Spani,h Guuboats Wrecked.

NEw NORK, October 3i.-Private adyices re-
ceivCd here from Havana state that during the
storm OF the Sth instant three Spanish gunboats
were wrecked at uantanamO aud at Sagna Ia
Grsnde, and two at BatabanO, Cuba. These
boats were all built in New York in 1869.
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The Political Situation in France.
Bol hbONlsH LETTER OF THE COUNT d

DSN nboSlsH LETTER OF The COUNT DE
cHAMBogD.
The following letter of Count de Chambord
to NJ. DE ChesDelong, is said to be fatal TO the
monarchists The Count says that msapprehen-
sions have arisen tending to obscure his policy
which is as clear as day. He owes the whole
truth 10 the country. He is asked TO sacrifice
his honor. He emphatically declares that he
retracts nothing, curtalls nothing of his preyi-
Gus declarations. The claims of ycsterd ~ fore
shadow what would be eXacted TO- morrow. He
cannot inaugurate a sJrong reign by an act of
weakness. He energetcally refuses 70 relin
quish the ''wEite dag" He Indignantly repel.
the insinuations that he mistrusts the valor OF
the soldiers On the contrary, he seeks to con-
tide to them all that he holds dear. He ignores
none OF the countrys glories, AMI continues:
''We have great work to accomplish, which I
am ready 10 undertake any moment. This is
why wish to remain entirely as am. Were |
enteebled to-day i would be powerless to NOR
row. The issue at stake is the reconstruction OF
society, and the energetic endurance Of law,
order and prosperity. Especially should we not
fear to employ force in the service of law, or
der and justice. Conditions and guarantees are
spoken Of Were any required by the Count OF
Parls, who came TO me spontaneously at the
dictates Of patriotism? preserved intact our
traditions and liberties, and have the right to
reckon On equal confidence" The letter con-
cludes as follows: my personality is nothing;
principle is everything, France will set an end
am the necessary pilot, alone capable of guild
ing her into port, because have the mission of
sssuaority; rranru cannot perish because
Christ still loves her."
The republicans are jubilant over the letter;
II Is said NJ. de Chesnelong, upon the receipt OIL
the letter. wrote to the Count urging him
modify it, but without avail, the Cvunt insist.
ing upon its publication verbatim.
OTHER SIGNS OF TEE TIMES.
special to the London Daily Teias,a,b fran,
Brussels says that all the French Officers who
we're we're there on farlough have LETT for France
uneer orders 70 reioin their regiments
President .cMahon of France, has issued an
S smSss o. me DAY 70 the army, In which he al
OF General Bellamarr, and appeals to the pstri'
o ss u sne soldiers to maintain discipline and
support me laws. The Gazette des Tribunaux
sotprno1 os! secret society ct Autun had
MuT S& = plot 70 seize . niece Of President
sa.ta seon And hold her Is . hostage. The Ga
sStse 700 mat several arrests have been made
~ Patuee implicated in the cQpsniracy,
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THE forthcoming civil service examination
in New York city will be fixed and notified for ;
date on or about the 18th of November; the ex
animation in Cincinnati on or about the 10Th o
November; and in st. Louis about the 10th o
November
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The Suit Agains, Gen Butler

NEw YORK, October 3l.-The case OF Britton
VS.. Gen. Butler, in the United States circuit
court, before Judge Woodruff, has been con-
cluded. The decision is reserved
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novel method of frightening delinq uent debtors
into settlement. They held . meeting Sstur-
day, and agreed, by . unanimous vote, to pub.
lish In two Of the daily papers the name and
residence Of their customers who don't nav
promptly. The list will appear about the lsf Of
November, and 1t IL thought win create . de-
cided seusstion.
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The La Prefecture Union OF the Cuban and
Spanish cigar makers have only about fifty un-
employed men now. Many Of the men who
cured work in other manufactures. Some will
be cent by the union to Baltimore, work having
been promised them there, and the remainder
Mr.. Yallasvues, secretary of the union, eays
that there is no difficulty In obtaining employ-
ment in either of these places,
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A Plea Of No, entity

BELFAST, ME-, october 3l.-,John T. Gordon
to- day pleaded not guilty OF numbering his
brothers wife, at Thorndyke last June. HIS
trial will begin November 10.
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REST FOR THE Wharf.-The Secretary of the
Navy has ordered that the men of the United
States steamer Juniata, just returned from he
Arctic cruise, be given period of liberty. He
has also granted leaves OF absence to the officers
OF that vessel.
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GOVERNOR SEEPHERD has been besieged fol
several days past BY applicants for office aud
their interceding friends. 1t is understood TIL
he will announce his appointments tomorrow.
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Mike McCooIe Released ON Rail

ST. LcrIs, October 3i.-Mike McCoOle who
was arrested last night on suspicion OF being
connected with the murder Of Pstsey Manley
has been relta sed on - .OdO b.
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SECOND LIEUTENANT JOHN E. GREEN, ord
nance department, has been relieved from duty
at the United States military academy, to TAX,
effect when Second Lieutenant Wallace Mott
Sth infantry, shall have reported for duty and il
ordered to report by letter to the chief OF ord
nance.
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SUePINeIoH OF DRY GooDs FrRN.-rhe
CRY goods firm OF Morgan. Young, Altemus q
Co, o. Philadelphia, has suspended. Their
liabilities are 5000 600 The firm will be ab,e 30
pay 70 to 90 cents on the dollar. This hou s.
cold upwards OF two mlilious' worth Of goods
annually.
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THE Crow DEL gGArIoN left for tue west to-
day. They go via New York where they will
stop for few days. The sick chiefs are con-
yalescent.
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY SAWYER, OF the
Treasury department, returned TO WASH g ton
th.s morning from n short trip 10 New York.
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BROTHER AGAINST BRorHRR.-Willian o
Butler, Of New York, contests will of Sl2S, OO(
made BY his brother, Richard b. Butler, Just
before sailing for Europe. While ON the return
voyage Richard died: On Tuesday, in the sur
brother was frequent imbiber; that his mind
Vas constantly wandering from one subject e
another; and that on the day the will was ex.
ecuted the witness went 10 the house Of theiy
mother, when she said to him that Richard hsd
made will just ~ she wanted him to, And fhaf
she was the heires. Further hearing va ~.
journed to Friday.
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THE USUAL CABINET MEETING was held to-
day, at which all the members were in attend
auce,
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KILLED BIT CoLLIsIoH.-By collision an
ne Chicago and North Western RAILROAD n
insendenfp ~ H. .oIr Va, John r. Watkins. sups.
killed. ssay
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TIE PEEKsKILL MYsrKRY.-On Wed uesday
John Butch, alias John Smith, who went 70 I
Peekskill, N. r., hotel with Q women last week
mitted TO the county jail by Coroner Bassett on
charge Of murder. The woman's Mans was
Emma Van Lidtner.
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LEAVE of absence for six months has been
granted First Lieutenant e. 5. Heintzalman on
surgeons certificate OF disability. The leave OF
absence granted Captain James jackson 1t
cavalry, from headquarters department of Co
Iumbia, has been extended five months.
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The MISSING OCEAN SrEAMsHIF.-The
steamship lsmaiia, which LETT this port for Glas-
gov on the 3Oth of September, has not vet
reached her destination, and considerable anN-
iety is felt by those Interested in the vessel IL
Is feared that she has been lost. A Times re-
porter called yesterday at the Office Of the An
Choir line TO obtain the names OF her passengers
and crew, but the superintendent was no. w.
ling 10 entertain the idea that she had A.,
wrecked. and therefore declined TO give any in
the Ismalia Was not one of the cor o.nr,s regn
lar passenger boats, and that ,eG nassensers
were on the vessel. He believ ed that some scci-
see Snnid rs. ner machinery, and tina
course Of few dav- nTf In s.asS y" 'N'
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The CALIFORNIA AND TEXAS RAILRoAb-
A meeting OF the stockholders of the Californis
and Texas railway construction company, held
in Philadelphia, has just unanimously adopted
q resolution providing for the sale OF the co M
pany's bOnds-hrst mortgage, &c.-to the com
pany's own shareholders, at low rates, to securs
road. Col. Thomas A. Scott presided 1t the
meeting,
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THE PosTMAsTEE GENERAL IS busily en-
gagged In writing his annual repOr;.
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SENATOR sherman, OF Ohio, and Senator
CorbeJt OK oregon, are ~ the city.
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AN INDIAN COUNCIL with the Indians of the
otoe agency was to have taken place to-day al
the Interior department. The Indians were on
hand at noon, but were notified by the commits
sioncr of Indian affairs that the council would
not take place until tomorrow.
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TELEGRAMs TO THE STAR
Thts .frernoon's DIspafe res
HE FINANCIAL SITUATION.
Erect Of the Suspensions Wall Sire
Unsettled Further Trouble Feared

Z VI.
NV York. october u. noon.-Arslrs On ,l.
street. are very uuse-t'ci. Tue su~pr nj IN yes
tsfdsy o. Hoyt, SPrsgue 4 90. ,tlor increased
tae ciSirus1 air ady felt. and embarr SD spec
nlAton OF AT kinds. Stocks Opened weak and
HNSt.sh' Ken y O. per cent, recovering
gI,,E, On, ealns OF again. Tho dealings are
berg unable 10 anticipate the effect OF ves,cr-
DAYS isilur :, aud fearing furt er trouble
The Bustness of a. a W sprsgae.
GSANE ASPECT - AFFAtaS.
PEoviiE NcE, X. octob, q -rne meeting
% bank ofiicer> 20 corSii,r the aas.rs af A 4
W. Sprague, held ~ noon by al tournament "a.
further sdiouInCd until to morros noon. The
committee are not ready With their statement.
and no plan for The future cnndact of ihr bust
res has I cen slreOd uIOn. 1h-rc IL no material
change IN the grave aspect OF Affairs.
Important
A. * w. srEAcvE's NOTES PROTESTED.
Providence. T.. L.. october Sl.-rhs notes %
McsSrs. A. y ~. sprsgue wen; 10 pro,es, tals
afternoon.
Later.
MONEY STgiNGENr.
NV NoEK, october Si.-Monev was strIn.
gent 10 day, and borrowers on CAL had 20 nav
~ 10 10 per iicm, with miscellaneous sccu-
rites a. collateral. Various rumOrs OF failures
hsd a tendency % make money leuiers tim a
and hence capital was offered sparingly. The
banks to-day gained $50 In legal tenders. IN
the discount market business Is duh aud rates
irregular, the natural result OF tire rauses above
mentioned. Foreign exchanges were dull, with
asking rates unchanged. The actual business
was az Zoe 20 loo for bankers, OO DAYS, sterling,
and los 20 los tor sight.
GOLD WAS WEAK AND LOWER,
declining from lOsis TO lOsk. The rates paid
for carrying were 3-ti and l-32 per diem. and Z
gold per annum. Loans were also made dat for
borrowing Government bonds lower. state
bords were almost neglected, there being no I'm .
po.t2nt demand for these securities. The stock
market has been active and weak, the lowest
prices being made al the second call. when the
decline ranged from I % AZ per cent. The
largest transactions have been in Western
Union, Lake Shore, New York Central and
Wabash.
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GIN. cHlrNAN is mach better to-day, We are
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1IKE 4cCooLE's FATAL 0Hor.-The coro.
serSJ jury In the case Of Patty Msnlsy killed
xestcrdsy, In Sc. Louis, returned Q verdict thss
10y was killed By pistol shot fred b. Nike
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No Wo9x II Boerou.-W. II. Fay, superin-
Snoens o. me Boston Young Meas Christian
49, And free employment bureau, states
psoyment for one out Of nfty Of its idle thou
sAnds. he aeys It IL worse than useless for
othere TO visit Boston for work
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EDUCATIONAL.

EMoRIAL HALL, IiTH AM N srREgTs-
W ANNIE EVANS, HELEN T.. WILLIAMS,
Prime psls.-f second quarter begins on Mon
DAY, Nov ember lU'h.
For particulars iLuTire at the Schooi or Of the
Prime. pals, SO2 G street oct5l-2ys
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Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-rhe receipts from this
'ource to-day wcse S951 9ItS2.
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DRY GOODS.

'ALL AND EXAMINE FOR YOURSELVES.
Alpaca and other Dress G Jods at popular prices,
Ba1sets- Comforts, FlanneIs, Sheetings and linens
81 greatly reduced figures,
Dry Goods Of sli Kind, a: right prices,
BARGAINS ia Gents and Ladies' Linen HAuike.-
CHEFS.
EMORY BANTER.
&C. e 1870 PcEusy Iyauit avenue
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"LES TE.r
TO THE VOICE OF WISDOM
NE COUNSEL YOU
TAKE TINE BIZ TIE FORELOcK,"
AND SAVE 25 PER CENT.
By BUYING YOUR CLOTHING NOW.
Do NOT WAIT FOR COLD WEATHER.
CLOTHING YOU MUST HAZE.
BUY IT NOW
AT OUR EsTABLIsHMENT
AND SAVE
MORE THAN YOU CAN MAKE
BY HOLDING ON TO THE MONEY
FOR THE PRESENT
WE WILL PosITIyEL SELL
$50 SUITS FOR s22.
$40 SUITS FOB sis.
$40 SUITS FOR SI4.
SIS SUITS FOR S12.
sl3 SUITS FOR $40.
$50 OyERCOATS FOR s25
$50 oyERCOATS FOB sag
S25 OYERC0ATS FOR SIS
$40 oyARCOATS FOB SI4
STA OyERCOATS FOB $40
BOY'S CLOTHING
AND OTHER GOODS
AT EQUAL REDUCTIONS.
HABL6 BROTHERS,
Merchant Tailers and Fine ClOthlers,
oc,2s-tr Corner 1th and d Streets.
SOUND FEET
are indis to health, comfort. cheerfulness
snd II sas s9 so Be ss
Ter OF economy q well - comfort to give them
to obtain The quick relief AFFORDED b. one specially
the most inent medical, Judicial and poitics ais
.sSs ~ sas sf Ss HGiisH:
DIT: White successfully treats Germs, Bunions
sS: soS 0s.r Of he .s: Ss
the genera! public Is 81 per visit. der special
treatment by the year 0therw the fee from
SIS to $50 and upwards Owing to press Of bust.
ness during once hours, Dr. white 10 unable to visit
patients ct residences except after D. m. Once
hours from O. m. to p. m. oop0 TT
EVERY LIVE GROCER IN THE DISTRICT
H is selling the ORIGINAL CALICO DRESS
sOAP. Buy 70 and get an order on VIM. b. Riley
for ten ards best calico. oct25-6t
Vsrw sr0Hr NEW GOODS, ri
Housekeepers in want Of
CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE,
CUTLERY and
PLATED WARE.
Afs respectfully inviteN to examine our stock and
and prices WEbB BBvEBID0E,
oct3 o. loOS Pennsylvania avenue.
lNOOLEYs AGUE POWDERS are warranted to
NJ H..
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AMUSEMENTS.
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE,
t LYRIs;s RBE ENEEIT T--LYBIAs BESEEIT
All the choice fun and music Of
hI.sbhTs' .IhbbiN.. and. siNBiP' siSBHp
hthbbpiIss ALA APbiN and SMEAR sINsaP
SATURDAY uMATINEE-THE NEW MEPHIs-
To, at the Cheap Prices.
Blue BEAspana The aEArHES C CHINEE
MONDAY NExT-Nr., JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
r nd ffa aii supports by Mr. WM HARRIS
WARRINGTON THEA TER COMIQUE.
w 18th Street, below Penna. Av.aue.
r'Ek AHEAD 9 3E AMI aMEk kEyELTY COMPANY
OUR MOTTO rs EXCELSIOR
OCTOBER 2H aud two FoS M 9fH MESsEs
DAY and SATURDAY.
The greatest P;2ws! HuPtsr Of America,
i' sea- MS g' CLARA hIBa,r B 81 TIER
The dhiS H HEgt q hf ,, Ier F[susie Fravoe
In their great s nsstion Drama Of
EyOaOLosO, OkoLOsO,
Or the 4, al Shot Of the Sierra Nevada The cteas-
est Sensation ever in Washington. William
.i.L apEE OF tiiS western CantttrlCe, 81
CHRISTIE and HOOLEY. The great .~25D Chi.
nese " onuer, LING LOOK, and the Eastern Mau-
S,rpeut, GRHADIVA.
Miss BLANCHE SEJWYN,
1l4 our siupe dols Company Of liTst-Cis-s Artists
EaEan sud Edwards, G. W. Thompson, Juie Keen,
Joseph hltta Misses Amelia GorJnho, Fannie
Don I fail to see this great entertainment. o2j-tr
EREE MUSICAL CONCERTS
EIEkY DAY AND EVENING.
5000 ORCHEsTRION,
Performing the latest ?era.ic ana Ma. saal Music,
NIB. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
sb- 1enLBy " aE1 avcnC5, sOUth side, between AZ
and 8 b streets.
i bis instrument represents Sn immense Orchestra,
with drums, cymbals, and chimes complete.
dip No. On Exhibition and SaIe) NEw No
AT
MARKRiTERs,
Nc. f39 7th street, between d and streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Choice Oil Paintings, Engrayings, Oarcmos, &c.
Also, largest stock Paper Hanging, Window
shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tss.
seisl hings, Nails, &C., ia the District,
Please rememser Name aud Number. jelly
ALL KINDS OF CAsT-OFF WEARING APP.
n PAREL can be sold to the very best adv sntage
BY addressing or calling JUSTH,
6I9 ID street, Between 9Th and I'm n.
Notes by nail promptly attended TO. Dash paid f3t
EDUCATIONAL.
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1T is STATED upon the highest authority that
Secretary Richardson and President Grant are
in fun accord with reference to financial m It
tiers. II Secretary Richardson retires from his
Office, which at present he does not contcm-
plate, 1t will be against the wishes of President
Grant, aud only because he prefers the quiet OF
private life.
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FRozIN 10 DBAfH on TEE PRAfRr..-Ad-
vlces from Ktdder, 20 miller east Of st. Joeeph.
NO, On The Hannibal and ct. Joseph railroad.
70 death on the prairie near that town. a No.
Day night They had been In Kidder durinr
the afo1fnoon, and appeared b be infoxieafSd
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THR CALIFORNIA SENAToRsHIP.-The Sac.
raInento Union declares that Gov. Booth viii
certainly be elected United States Senator from
California, if there is such a thing as good faith
. m0ng representatives, or strength in the pc D.
ular will: The San Diego Worll, a democ ratll
paper takes the same view.
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0Hon; Demae Barnes. Of Brooklyn, esvs q
sscsYtson last night % joseph Arch, the Ene-
hsh reforDer.
The Enprs. o. Austria is IN, ami her con-
o1uon such - to co1so alarm.
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TEE PROGRAMME for the cpeu-air concert at
the Presidents grounds tomorrow afternoon
by the Marine band, Prof l.. Schneider, con-
ductor, is as follows: /. March by Schneider;
? lie ChcTment, by Do1izzetti; 8. Overture
Tampa. by Herald; 1. Emmeline Waltz, by w.
Wade; >. La Traviata by Verdi; G. GalOp. The
concert will begin al Z O'Clock
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rI,nr,or led FRAUDS AT TIE BALTTNoRE
conn. AFTER an examination Of the facts
..cted with the Baltimore municipal cleo
-.Vn, the republican state committee OF Mary
and aWarn the public against Q repetition Of
the outrageous democratic frauds committed on
chat occasion" The republican committee
sta - that the repeating Wa done IN me MIDST
VI the qes had been voted upon, were unable
~, nnose ma. .he arrest Of the offenders. The
70 procure >es says: by these means the
New York TiL >>ctured . large majority in
democrats manu-. -pon the November cleo
baltimore, for effect. e were too clumsy 20
escape detection, and thea. ~d.v
bring them the expected revA
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Miss MINNIE SHERMAN, daughter of the
General, arrived yesterday morning at New
York in the steamer Algeria, her health COM
pletely restored by her years soiourn abroad.
She will reach home this afternoon, in company
with her mother and sister, who met her In New
York. The General met her in the lower bay
escorted her to the hotel, and came to Washing
ton by the train last night.
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TIE Colo. QUESTION IN Lot. I'D TIA:
~ Mev vrisans dispatch says-ft is repo. soard
me me steamer Pargond, 1t GoodricLs Iandil.
d enc oemapded social equality. They we're
@Tsen on oy the omcers and crew OF the boat.
ne negroes then dispatched messengers for ro-
lnIorcsments With arms, but before they -
nved the boat had backed out into the stream
SSsny shoes were fred at her BY the mob on
shore, but nobody vas hurt.
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Fitting It impossible to sell out immense
stock Of goods at our Old stand No 90. 7th street
We have MOVED TO No. lOll Eth street, east side,
where We are receiving new Fall Goods