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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prices Res
duced CIRCULARS sent and Information given. We sold
j. Il. MARTINEZ a. CO, Banker 10 Wall street.
Post office box 1888, New York.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prises Cashedsf
Information furnished. Highest rates paid for
Spanish Bank bills governments, &C., &c.
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Musical. 1.-The Unde rsig ned Take Special
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In general, that they have this day opened their new
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their celebrated Grand, Square and Upright PIANO.
FORTES The demand for the Knabe Piano has IN
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states render the establishing Of regular Braach
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Wedding Notes, Cards and Envelopes
latest style by A. oBMAREsT Engravcr lS2 Broadway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11
q l. E Y A n D RIA.

NIGHT TRAINs.-On Monday next the W. &
a. railroad Will discontinue the s p. m. trains
between the two cities. For the convenience of
theater goers, etc, round trip tickets will be
issued to Washington and return on the Il:21
train on the a. & +. railroad at 80 cents the
round ticket. This will enable our citizens to
visit the Washington theaters WITH ample time
y WOULD BE WIT strOlled into one of our
banks to- day, walked up to the counter and adj
dressed one of the spruce looking clerks
Wit.-''Are Won the teler?'' Teler,-"Yes
sir" Wit.-'Well, what do you tell?'' Teller
al tell people who have no business here to clear
out" He Cieared.-SeatasL, last ereaiaq.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.-A young man named
West was shot and badly wounded a dav before
yesterday by the accidental discharge of his
pistol. The explosion was caused by his drop
ping knife into the pocket OF his pants that
contained the weapon. The ball, which en-
tered the thigh, was extracted by DR.. johnson
SUDDEN DEATH.-Mrs. Helen Bentley died
suddenly at the residence of her husband, Mr.
Edgar L. Bentley, in Leesburg, last night. She
retired apparently in the enjoyment of her
health, but about eleven O'Clock was taken sad
denly III and died in few moments.-Gazette
last CUeHiEG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11
THE Cerprs

FOLICE COURT. JwsSs Srsa-To-dav, Joseph
Roberts, Florence Steven, Mile JACKSON, j I'm
smith and several others forfeited their coilAier&I
toL being drunk and disordeIly Henry s:0rrs Tor
ing stones in Georgetown; SIS Jane . FuIlsr,
prtfsNity; IS. Wm. Foster, samex IS John
Burgess, same; 50. jams Tslsr, carr ing razor;
Ssl Richard neLacey was charged with carrying
pistol, With which be sioshiug about anon
the eoOred Odd Fellows on 18th street. in front of
their hall, while they were preparing to Join in the
prcess on and threatening 10 use il il they did not
leave the sidewalk in front Of his house. Officer
Hurst testified TO arresJing him aud finding him
Intoxicated and with pistol in his ha nd, which he
thrust nnder his coat on the prosch Of the fcer
He WAS hreate ming 70 shoot colored Odd Fellows
II they did not get OF his pavement. Several Of
members who were in the line testified TO the dsor
derry manner If defendant, and his menariue them
with pistol in hand. he fined 20 aud costs An
appeal WAS taken Henry Williams, disturbing tbs
peace and quiet of Georgetown; 50 Chas. Williams
snd joan Brown profanity So each. A. J. Cot,er
was charged with selling liquor without license
The testimony Of severai witnesses for the
tion was beard, AMI none for defendant N Hine,
ahsr cross -eXamin alton, made a short address in
beha OF his client, and in replying to his remarks
attorney Miller intimated that the main witnesses
hed Deem spirited away by the defendant his
counsel. MIR Hine asked the protection of the
court IRON such charge, and the court decided that
hir miller had a right 70 comment on the absence
o. WITNESSES; whereupoD Mr.. Hire took mp his hat
ana ct the oourt room. After another speech from
testimony by the court, the defendant tinei 49,
Defendant, In the absence Of his counsel, taok an
app al, and bonds were fixed at $500 Charles
campbell, assault and battery on Henry Preston;
resisting Officer 10y les in the discharge OF his duty;
) ] and costs. Samuel Bominick, assault aud bat
terry on j. I'm Clark; $40 and costs. John Mack,
assault and battery and resisting James K Mnl-
John Shero elk. threats OF violence to Robert Sher-
lock, his father; bonds To keep the peace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11
G EORG ETO WIN,

SCHOONER AND CARGO LosT.-A postal card
received here this morning states that the
schooner Flight, loaded with empty barrels
was run into on Wednesday last near Smith :
Point, on the Potomac river, by the steamship
Ialiapoosa and became a total lsss. The cargo
belonged TO Horace Jarboe. of this city, and
was worth about $500.
COAL TRADE.-Tbe coal trade for the week
past has been brisk. The receipts were up to
the average, but the scarcity of vessels limited
the shipments. The receipts at RAYS docks
were 1910 tons; at the New Central docks 5,6tI
tors; at the Consolidation docks 5000 tons. and
at the Borden Mining docks D. l52 tons. Total
receipts 1896 tons. The shipments from Rays
COCKS were l,503 tons; from the New Central
docks 1881 tons; from the Consolidation docks
$500 tons; from the Borden Mining docks 4 1852
tons. Total shipments II 2S6 tons.
GRAIN MARKET.-The receipts to-day were
l,2uO bushels wheat per schooner Kitty Ann,
from Alexandra, TO Hartly 81 Bro, which was
sold at Sl.6l; quality, good red. The receipts OF
wheat by canal this week have been light hut
not unusually so for this season of the year
when farmers are engaged in seeding We look
tor increased receipts shortly, which will prob
ably continue until the end of the boating sea-
son. For the week past the supply has mostly
been by river from Alexandra, and we note
sales of about 1000 bushels fair red from SI.6}
to Sl.6j. An offer of Sl.70 was refused for a lot
of 800 bushels, and held for higher prices
Wheat is wanted; good to choice grades we quote
from Sl.iI to Si.Sl for red and amber. Have no
charge to notice in flour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11
Condensed Locals.

knights Of ST. Patrick. See notice elsewhere.
Tie string on your finger, so as to remember
20 vote.
The Bostons beat the washingtons yesterday
by a score offs 10 2 Twas ever thus.
Corporal Simonds, of the COrcaran Zouaves
was inferred in Congressional cemetery, with
The Attorney General has reappointed y. W.
Burehell, Of this city, trustee of the District
From J. shiIlington and j. C. Parker we have
copies of Nsst's exceedingly funny illustrated
Almanac for 1874, published by the Harpers.
y. II. Crottrell, esq, formerly OF the Washing
ton bar, has returned from Florida, where he
has been residing for some years, and will re-
sumo the practice Of law in this city.
The SaNday Morning Gazette tomorrow will be
an issue of sterling worth, containing many
articles 0fan interesting character on current
topics.
Branch, between Honest John and Belle OF
Gettysburg. was won by the latter. Time:
Z.f7. 2-45, and pa \.
Yesterday afternoon as two colored men
Nathan Hill and James MOrity-were rolling q
barrel OF tar to kettle, it exploded, and both
men were burned. The explosion took place on
TIE corner Of North Capitol and l. streets.
Rev ]. j. Slime, ID. D., of LeayeuwOrth, Kan
sas, will lecture at Clarke shall, 40 Pennsylya-
MA avenue, this evening on ''The Evidences of
Christianity and tomorrow evening on
@ChIiStantv an ImpOsture."
Judge EdmuT de, CITY postmaster, has issued
printed bulletin containing the regulations of
The Post Office. a schedule of the arrival and
departure OF the mails, the rates of postage on
letters and printed matter, rates for sending
money orders, and other information of import
ance TO those doing business with the office.
The Board OF Health having recently adopted
fhe patent process for the removal of night soil,
several of the machines have been built for use
in this city. The men employed for this duty
are experimenting with them, and on the 10th
the new process will, it is expected, be used for
abe first time.
The central republican association, comprised
of the presidents and delegates from the differ
ent state associations met last hit and adopted
n resolution "thst the president, vice president
and secretary be appointed a committee to Sc
cure permanently a system of reduced trans
IOTtatiOn for the benefit of members of the diff
feTent associations in this city"
Mr.. j. ii. Buscher. grand marshal of the pro-
eessiOn at the anniversary celebration of the
knights OF ST George to- morrow, has appointed
the following g. his aids: z. F. Heinz, A. Kra-
IneT, l.. ZetleT, ID. COnnell, J. Ebert y. +. Me-
Nally, j. y. Wiseman, Michael Fitzgerald,
John Nislsin. John Kaiser. 4 detailed notice
OF the ceremonies and procession is published in
our advertising columns to-day.
At the meeting Of the Maryland republican
association last night the following standing
committees were appointed: Executive-H. +.
Brian. ". +. Hickman. Capt. james II. Rigbv.
a. w. Layton. F. G. Collins; membership-C.
7. Matungly. Oliver Shaw, Vim. II. Watson;
nrance-Capt. VIM. Gibson, John g. Farqu-
lar. F. 9. Smith, +. c. Fowler, a. W. Layton,
W. IL. Hickman.
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SNed Buntline's Indian braves have strucl
for higher wages.

B-Ned Buntline's Indian braves have struck
for higher wages.
~The whale fisheries are becoming less
valuable every year, all efforts to revive them
being unawaling.
S-The Boston and Albany railroad has re-
Gently retired six of its conductors who were
buying diamond pins and race horses on a SAL
airy OF $50 month.
~wIIliam Christisns Huber, aged 40 years,
was run over by a coal train on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, at Locust Point, yesterday
morning, and instantly killed.
~Chief Dsmrell thinks he has discovered
why fires can't be put out In Boston, and has is
sued an order that all the members of the de-
partment shall sign the temperance pledge.
81 Hon. Alfred Cumming, governor of Utah
during President Buchanan's administration,
died at his residence near Augusta, Ca, ON
Thursday night.
f7-The constitutional convention of Michigan
has declined to admit the eligibility of women
to any public Office whatever, excluding them
even from the school boards.
RS-Hahne, the colored secretary of the state
OF South Carolina, was admitted as n student in
the South Carolina university. whereupon three
Laborde resigned.
81 In the Press shooting match, at Creed
moor, Yesterday. General Hawley won the first
prize, w. III. CLARK the second, l.. q. Bruce the
third. Thomas Lloyd the fonrth, and Chas. g.
Shanks the fifth. The sharpshooters' cha mpi On
ship match comes OIL to- day.
a-At meeting of the New York Working
mems Council on Thursday night, the secretary
was instructed to communicate with Mr.. Arch,
now in Canada, and ascertain whether he in
tends TO be the guest OF the upper classes or the
working people.
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The Evangelical Alliance.

MEETING OF TIE WASHINGTON BRANCH.
A meeting OF the Washington branch OF the
Evangelical alliance was held this morning in
the lecture loom Of the Metropolitan (M. F.
church for the purpose Of completing the ar.
Tangemeuts for the reception Of the members
OF The general conference, (Which has been in
session during the week in New York; who will
visit Washington on Tuesday next
Rev. DR.. Tiffany presided, with Rev. 8. 4.
Hall secretary, and there were present Reys
Rankin, Sunderland, Cooper, Pitzer. Chester
cray, DTinkh0use, Cuthbert, DIR. Watkins, and
Others.
The chairman explained that with consider
able difficulty, owing to the arrangements of
the programme in PHILADELPHIA having been
made, and the Presidents previous engage
1nents, Dr. Sunderland and himself had induced
the alliance TO visit the city on Tuesday after
noon, arriving in time to wait on President
Grant between 3 and 4O'cloCk D. m.
the visit. '''' Vi
Rev. e. c. Burr was appointed a committee
10 "ait on the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
company and arrange for the excursion train
generously te ndered by the company.
hSyr Dr. Rankin and Rev. Mr.. CIesyeland
were appointed committee 20 wait on the
governor in reference TO the visit, and to ar
tange for a call upon him.
There was a long discussion on the subject OF
tickets and the meetings on Tuesday night, and
it was determined to reconsider the previous
action as TO tickets being placed on sale.
II was determined that the meetings be held
in four churches, and the following were Sc
lected; Metropolitan Methodist, corner = and
streets; First Presbyterian, AZ, between c
and ID streets; First COngrs gatiOnal, corner 10th
and G.; and Trinity, (EPiscopal,) corner 81 and
q streets.
Rev. DrS. Sunderland, Rankin and Hall were
appointed the committee to arrange the pro-
gramme for the several meetings. DIR. Tiffany
In the ahsencei Of Or. Parker will present the
members TO the President.
Rev. Drs. Sunderland, watkins, Cleavelani,
Gray and Williams, the reception committee,
will proceed TO Baltimore 70 escort the alliance
to this city, and the alliance Of the District will
meet on Tuesday afternoon at Willard's Hotel.
The speakers will be announced in Mondays
papers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11
LIST OF GIFTS,

TOTAL I2OO GIFTS, ALL CASH,
hn'uuD'iiE -. ,--..--- ..--- : l'ogo yJo
The distribuiiul viii be positive whether all the
tickets are sold not. and the Il go gifts all paid in
proportion TO the tickets sold-all unsOld tickets
beiI destroy ed at the First aud Second COocers
and not repr-se nt,d in the drawing
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, so "a; Hslsss. f25 90; Tenths, or
each coHpon, S5U; Eleven Whole Tickets for
s5Oe 90; 225s Tickets for Loo 90 lis Whole Tickets
for Ss,0OO 20; II hole Tickets fer $40 90 90 No
discount on lees than $4,000 wsrth Of tickets AZ
time.
The unparalleled success Of the Third Gift Concert
as well as the sa'isfsctiOn given b. the First aud
Second makes IL only necessary 20 announce the
Fourth 10 insure the prompt sale e every ticket
The Fourth Gift CoUcsrt will be cOnducted Ia all lts
details liEe the Third. and full particulars may DO
learned from circulars which viii be sent free from
this Cfics 10 all may spply for them.
panied by nsOLey pfou pity tued, LiOeiAi terms
given to those " 10 buy 20 sell again.
rHGs. n. BhAMLETTE,
AT. Publ. Libr. Ky. and Manager Gin Concert,
Public LIBRARY Buildlng, Louisville, Ky.
ausas-Wkssn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11

A INV BUILDING ASSOCIATION. called the
Security Building Association. was organized
al the Columbian Law College last night by the
election of the following officers DIR. f. y.
Chapen, president; G. Il. Church, vice presi-
dent; Colonel j. G.. Payne. treasurer; j. T.
PTather, secretary; Colonel W. l.. Bramhau, T.
e. baltimore, W. II. Hills, DIR. q. f.. Prentiss,
Elijah Behrens, j. r. Hermann. John W. Sims,
DIR. Geo. Howard, VI. NJ. ROhrer, directors;
james TyssOwsH and Il. IL. Warner, trustees;
7 $ Houkins attorney
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11

THOUSANDS OF PROMISING YOUTHS, OF both
sexes, go down to untimely graves, from gem
eral debility and weakness, who might be saved
by terrifying their systems with iron. The Pc
ruvian Syrup is an Iron Tonic prepared ex-
pressly TO supply this vitalzing element, and is
the only preparation of iron that Will assimilate
at once with the blood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11

REV. WIN. II. CHAPMAN. pastor of NJ. T..
Church, Georgetown, ID. c., writes: "Having
had an opportunity to test the excellent quali-
ties of Or. Bulls Cough Syrup, hesitate not
to say, it is the best remedy l have ever used in
my family"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11

The PROPOSED NEW CAPITOL HILL. HOTEL.
A meeting Of the stockholders OF the proposed
new Capitol Hill hotel was held last evening
and the committee appointed to secure q re-
fusal Of a site submitted partial report, look
ing 10 the purchase of square 100, bounded by
PENNSYLVANIA avenue on the south, A street on
the nOith, and ID street east, forming . TRAN
gle. The report not being as full As desired by
some OF those present, 1t was recommitted, and
the meeting adjourned TO the 2lst inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11

TIE BOARD OF HEALTH met last night and
the charges against the fish inspector were DIS
missed as grOundless. The following premises
were condemned as nuisauces House No. III
Massachusetts avenue and the premises stu
ated between Vermont avenue and 18Th and q
and 4 streets, twenty-five frame hOuses) A
resolution was adopted 10 communicate with
The board OF health Of Memphis to get sanitary
information in regard TO that city, and inquIring
the local cause of the yellow fever epidemic
now raging there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11

THE JUMEL MILLIONS TO BE DECIDED AT
WAsHINGToN-Judge Blatchford yesterday is
sued writ of error in the famous ejectment
suit of George Washington Bowen against Mel
son Chase, involving the title TO the late Nine
JumeIs estate, valued at 5000 900. lie will be
remembered that, at the trial last spring, the
jury, under instruction of Judge Shipman, rem
dered verdict for defendant upon legal points
raised by the defendants counsel. The plain
tiff rests his appealupOn alleged errors commit
ted in the judges Legal rulings, especially in the
rejection of testimony to the effect that Nine
Jumel had stated that Bowen was her son. The
case will go on the calendar Of the Supreme
Court of the United States at Washingt at
the October term, but is not likely to be reached
on the calendar in less than two years. Should
the plaintiff in error succeed in the argument
before the Supreme Court a new trial will be
ordered; but should the defendant succeed the
Judgment in favor of Chase will be confirm cd -
N, Y. Sun,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11

WALLS OPERA HOUSE contained the largest
and most brilliant audience of the season last
night, the occasion being LOtta's benefit and
her frst appearance in this city in her new
play Zip" in which her lively and dashing
style OF acting has full scope. She was well
supported, the cast OF the play being ali that
could be desired. President Grant and family
occupied a private box. on Monday the great
comedian John Z. Owens will begin brief en-
gagement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11

BONDS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
We need three thousand dollars of these bonds,
and will sell some of our fine watches for them.
GoLAY & MORRILL,,
Gill. Cor. 18th and Z sts., ODD. Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11

On DRkUeHT.-In Coope & Co.'S English
Ale (from BurtOnous Trent) a speciality at Geo.
W Drivers, corner Pennsylvania avenue and
TX street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11

NEW SMALLPOX HOsrITAL.-In view OF the
probable demolition of the present smallpox
hospital, near the Washington Asylum, on ac-
count OF its proximity 20 the new jail, the
Board Of Health have three sites for q new
building under consideration. The board have
no power TO remove or destroy the present build
ing, as u was erected BY special act of the Leg
stature, which body selected the site on which
II now stands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11

TIE b. * .; RAILROAD COMPANY announces
n semi annual dividend OF 3 per cent on the
cent on the Washington branch, PAYABLE De-
tOber 81 The revenue for September upop.
The Baltimore and Ohio road aud branches ~ a.
stated 10 be 81 AZ, 24ST5, showing an increasa
OF SIC, 1871 as compared with September. is-9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11

MEMPHIS HAS DOCTORs ENoUGH.-The COM
mlttee of Israeites of this city for the relief of
the sufferers az Memphis decided yesterday to
send physician TO that city, and DIR. A. Phil
lips, formerly in charge of Santa Matilda hos
pital in Havana, was selected, and volunteered
TO go. A free ticket was offered by the Penn
sylvania railroad, but from dispatch received
here from Memphis to-day by Mr.. Lewis Abra-
ham, secretary, il would seem they need ne
more doctors. The dispatch il signed by "a. f.
"HOward Association thanks DR.. Phillips for
professional assistance; our hospitals are in good
charge, and our corps of physicians full"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11
LOCAL NEWS.
Rrnusements, Ae., Tonight

WaUs Opera HOHse.-isst night OF Lotta-
grip"
Theatsr ConiqEs.-An extra Saturday night
bill OF speciaities-
orchestrion music at No. 465 Pennsylvania
avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11

CoRNs, ETC.-"The wise for health on daily
walks depend" and sufferers from cOrns,
bunions, club. or ingrowing nails, vascular ex-
cascence., chiblains, or other ailments Of the
feet find quick relief at DIR. Whites establish
ment, No. 5S5 18TH street, opposite the U. S.
Treasury.