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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-16

CDDKRZooK-IRtsrUielV tgiM HIS Kgutsr.-Th.
West Chester News says that after the ordea
receiving the intelligence of the action OF n
board Of pardons, Udderzook became much ex
ercised in mind, and gave way to deep, solemn
brooding over his terrible situation, and ad is :
I" In the afternoon succeeding the interview
with his counsel, Mr.. Perdue, his aged mother
appeared at the prison, and upon her solicitation
was shown up to the cell Of her unhappy son
The interview was quite a protracted one, and
was characterized with such outbursts of grie.
and sorrow on the part of both as to spread a
pallor Of gloom over the entire population peo
pling the confined limits OF the prison The
poor heart broken mother plead earnestly with
the Giver of every blessing for him to look with
pity and commiseratlon upon her son in the
remaining hours allotted TO him on earth. The
scene is said 10 have been most pathetic, and g.
exhausted did the mother become - 70 REQUIRE
the aid OF two men TO conduct her to her present
home, a few yards from the Jail. After so much
has been said and written Of UdderZook's greaf
nerve power, il sounds strangely to hear of hin,
being bowed down with grief, weeping like a
child In the arms Of his best, most enduring o.
al earthly friends-his mother.
"Since we have CLEANED the tidings OF this
interview, we have also been m ade acq tainted
with facts showing tnat this exhibition of grief
is not by any means the first to which he has
given vent since his incarceration. He has ad
hIs bright and gloomy hours, but he always has
shown q cheerfulness far exceeding that which
most men could summon to their relief, under
such trying and torboding circumstances"
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Woman Suffrage Convention at Detroit yester.
day elected: President, Bishop Gilbert Haven,
ID. d.; Vice Presidents at Large, Il. w. Higgin-
Henry Wilson, of Washington, ID. c.; Mary A
Livermore; Hon. George William Curtis of
New York; Mrs. George ID. Hall, OF Missouri;
William Lloyd Garrison; Hon. A. A. Sargent
Of California, chairman OF the executive com
mitt5e, and Lucy Stone Blackwell, OF Massa-
chusetts; Foreign Correspondent, Kate n. Dag
gett, of Illinois; Corresponding Secretary
n. Hudson, of Michigan, and Lizzie B. Read
of Iowa; Treasurer, John X. weldman, OF
Pennsylvania
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BEAD THE FOLLOWING 4:

A splendid line Of Diagonal, Basket, and Worst ID
DOUbls-breasted English Square FROUK COATS
with Vests 20 match, st sl2, sl6, I5 ego and a.,
for gentlemen; BUSINESS SUITS for ss, 8 10, sI2
SIS, 8 Us sld $40; and DRkSS SUITS at sl5, 3 Is
80, SIS AID go; q msgnisc, q, line Of OVER
COATS, including very genteel Uvercoat for SIS
q handsome Melton OyercOst for e7,a fine Whit,
ney OVercoaf for 50, ard an elegant Ohinchllla
OvsrcOst for el0 s1d Sl2; Bisok, BIus aud Brown
seys, in Blue, Brown, Drsb and smoke color, al
very handsomely trimmed and lined, at SIG; very
and many ether styles. For Youths a plendid lin
~ bustLess euits from 81 70 SIS; YOnths' Dress
suits from IS to $40 and f25; Boys suits in gras
variety, from s. to Sl2; BGsiness Pants from Il
., and nae DTess DOeskIn and Fancy Csssimert
Pants az prices ranging from G Sc % IS A bean
uful line OF Children's 5 Suits and Overc0ats
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Foreign Notes

HOW JOHN BULL DOES 1T.
NEW YORK, October 10 A London special
says reliable Information respecting the CON
pensstion paid England by the Madrid govern
ment shows that it amounts in the total 60
= GOO. Of this 80 600 was paid as satisfaction
Tor the British sufferers in the Nirgini1s
butcheTy. Remaining S3J ,0OO went TO cover
other Outstanding claims against Spain. The
present government OF Spain WAS not recAy-
n'zed by England until the right of all claims
Lad been admitted.
DOCKRAY IN A SAD PLIGHT.
NEW YORK, October ia NJ adrid letter
says DOckray landed at Saut6nder nearly naked
and without resources Mr.. Gushing also tele-
g'aphed TO Washington for instructions bat no
reply had been received though ten DAYS had
elapsed.
AN AMERICAN FAMILY DROWNED.
LONDON, OctC Der l6-Capt. SymOnds Ameri-
can, Of the ship kingsbTidge. which sunk in the
British channel after colIiding with the ship
CoDdahRr, and his wife and daughter who " ere
accompanying him on his voyage were
drowned.
GREAT BRITAIN ANERXRs THB FIJI ISLANDS
Adviees from Melbourne state that the an
neXauoD OF the FIJI Islands to the British En-
pire has been formally carried out. Sir Hsrcu-
les George Robert Robinson, governor OF New
south Wales, hOisted the British dag on FIJI
soil.
EXP PREsIRRHT THEIRS CAPTURED BY ITALIAN
BRIGAEDs.
PARIS, October ia Ciscredited repart l.
current Der today that ex- President Theirs.
who is ln Italy, has been captured by briyAuds
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New York Notes.

NIX BhECHEkS AFFIDAVIT.
NKw YORK. October lS.-Rsv. Heurg Wsrr
Boccher has Hled an affidavit Ot merits In Ia
rlltOn suit.
TIE FRENCH consul GENERAL
at this port Is calling on all male persons OF his
nationality under twenty years Of age % regis
ter al the ger sral consulate in conformity witt
the circular of the French ministry in regaTC
20 military service in France.
FOUR MzN DROWNED.
The horses attached to the stage which runs
between the Astoria ferry house and the piano
mandatory at Astoria, for the accommodation
of the latter's employees, took fright last EN-
ing, dashed through the ferry house gates and
plunged in East riysT. The stage Contained
four men, who, With the horses, were drowned
TWEED AGAIN.
A motion was made IN oyer and termlner to
day by David Dudley Field 20 correct the
record made by Chief justice Davis of the nnd
ing and sentence against Wm. NJ. Tweed. Tae
jury found the prisoner guilty of misdemeanor
and In preparing his record the indge made il
guilty OF several misdemeanors charged >
ana the prisoner was sentenced on each misds-
meanor so recited, and not sentenced on Others
Wheeler h. Peckham and District Attorney
Phelps opposed, and Judge Brady reserved hi.
decision.
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STREET CAR BANDITTI.-willism Stanford.
planter OF Hamilton, Bermudas, who arrived
in this city in the Georgia on Sunday, was re-
quested to give chew OF tobacco TO a man who
sat by his side in West street car yesterday,
and, after he had compiled, the man stepped Of
the car. Mr.. Stanfsrd's wallet, containing
g, ECO iii United States 500 bonds won't 5.s6
him. AS Mr.. Stanford has offered the central
office detectives 81 100 Re ward it is possible tha
they may negotiate with their associates for me
restoration VI che bOnds-N, T. Sun, I5N.
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The Situation I'm LouIsiaua

SOLDIERS BILLED BY RAILROAD ACCIDRST 7
ON THEIR WAY TO NEW ORLEANS.
NEW YORK, October 16.-A New Orleans sDe-
cial Of the 18th saws: "Gen. Emory has receives
= telegram from Lieut. Colonel Morrow, com
manding detachment OF five companies of the
18th infantry en- route from the department of
the Platte TO New Orleans, that the detachme ent
has been delayed at Dyer, Tenn, by a railroad
accident. Five cars were thrown from the
track and two private soldiers were killed and
several wounded. No oficer was injured. -Four
more companies Of the same regiment are on
the way TO New Orleans.
DIsPosITIoN OF rHK TROOPS IN THE STATE
This evening o company OF cavalry will be
sent to Colfsx, where there rs already company
OF infantry. There are two companies of cav.
airy and one Of infantry at Shreveport, one of
infantry st Coushatta, one OF infantry at Pierre
vile, near Alexandria, one OF infantry at ST.
Martinsville.
THE STATE rs QUIET
in all parts and no trouble is anticipated from
any cause.
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1T Is SAID that there was an election in Ohio
last ueeGsy 1t is matter OF so little interest
however, tMat we don't care to take up much
space with it. The Cleveland PIaindeal i.
making great row about il, which shows tn al
II Is Dot really a great metropolitan journal.
When Billy Armstrong heard that the State
Dem. gains amounted to about 4, 900 net, and
that Parsons was surely beaten, he jumped out
on the sidewalk after the first thing that came to
his arms, seized q respectable colored lady
around the waist and gave her 3 paroxysmal
kiss. Shs gave one yell Of "Golly, boss" and
stood, as Mr. Malaprop says, "putrited with
amaZement. .n-Ohio Stdte .LonrnaL.
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The Murder OF FIIea tucas

BRrDGEFoRT, CoNN., October l6.-.Iames T.
LATIN was to-day bound over 90 tie superior
court Tor trial al the october term on the charge
OF numbering Ellen Lucas.
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DEATH or YOU'VE GIANr.-The WHINING
ton del lOommercial says: "whIle the Chicsg t,
circus was travelling down the peninsuls th =
giant boy, only sixteen years old, was TAX N
sick with the typhoid fever, and being unable
70 proceed further was left st Frankfort, a small
village in Sussex county, a. the caravan . 1ssei
through. he wa without money or friende ana
suoenteo upon the charity Of strangers unit A
death relieved him on the 5th instant rhe iaf
measured seven feet four inches when laii Oat
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DlABoLICAL ATTEhPr was made wednes-
day to IRE the government emigrant shed AZ
Quebec, C.-21a. A lar Ie lump Of waste satu-
rated in coal oil, was dis covered blazing on the
ncor IN close proximity 70 the wooden wall of
the ticket office, which had already caught ire
Ihere were num- er OF emigrants sIaepinp
Directly above where the lighted waste was
thrown, w"
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AT TIE FPsDKRICK (MD) FAIR yesterday ex-
Governor Bradford, of Maryland, made an elo-
quent address, commenting to favorable con-
siseration the Centennial exhibition of 1876, at
philadelphia. Ex-Governor Bigler followed
explaining the national character of the cele-
eration' and making a forcible appeal in its
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Cdderxook's Death Warrant Read 90
Him.

WEST CHEsTBR, Pa, october 16.-The war
rand for his execution was read TO Udderzook
yesterday. He showed no emotion. He said be
sas Teconcied 20 his fate and would prefer
death TO o life sentence within the gloomy
walls Of prison. As the Sheriff and party were
leaving the prisoner remarked that he might
have mere time TO prepars for death tn an had
been allowed him. He stlll asserts his inno
cenee, and IL is not likely he will make a confess
siou, as his friends in Baltimore would most
probably be implicated In the true story of the
awful crime Was known. No reporters were
admitted. The Sheriff already has had many
applications for passes from persons anxious ~
witness the execution, but he viii grant none
except to members OF the press and thoss whom
the Law requires TO be present
The Episcopal General Conventton.
TIE HOUSE OF DELEGATES IN SECRET SESSION.
NRw YORK, October 16.-In the general Epis-
copai convention to-day, soon after the religi-
ous services had been performed, the house
went into secret session. Ii was stated that the
memorial from the missionary delegates from
the different dioceees, demonstrating against
their exclusion from the secret sessions, would
Be presented during the morning.
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JRFPRKsoE DAVIS has received letter from
Valley society, Of London, requesting him to
serve rs one of the board Of directors Of the pro
posed steamship line between Liverpool and
New Orleans, measures for the establishment of
which are now being perfected, with the view
of opening . direct trade between Europe and
the southern states. Mr.. Davis will probably
accept, as he is in warm sympathy with the
movement.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
LATEST ELECTION Returns.
Iowa.

TEE DEMOCRATS CLAIM ONE CosGREssNAN.
NEW YORK, october le A special 20 the
World from Dubuque says AinswOrth, democrat,
is elected TO Congress from the 81 Iowa district
by 70 majority. One township is, however, to
hesrd nom, but this, says the dispatch, cannot
change the result.
West Virginia.
GOFF, REPU BLiCAN, DRFgATkD IN TIE FIRST
DISTRICT.
WHRRLIEG, W. VA, October l5.-Returus, az
received MP 20 this hour. indicate the probable
election OF Wiison Deme, Congressman, for the
1t district, over Goh, republican, by about 100
majority.
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= bfhh A. hAkfhe INDICTED FOR LfRRI
NEW NoRE. October i6 The grand farx ~
the oyer and ttrminer court of Rrooklvn t,-as,
Barnes for libel. Zoe the puhIicslion in ~
psper Of an article iutimatlng that improcer
n lstiOns had existed between the la.e
Mrs. Henry &. Bowen and Henry Warl
BeeChtr. By consent. the case Va
traTsforr,d O. the Brooklyn CITY court Tor a
hear ne AZ tho next term. a writ OF issue vas
received TODAY on counsel OF Henry Ward
Beecber In the Triton libel suit. The case vii
be placed on the November calendar.
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FoRTY-TwO ALABAMA HUKLUXERs AR
RBsTBD.-The Attorney General is in receip5
3 telegram from the United States marsh Al o
Alabama, stating that fOrty-twO additional ar
rests have been made in Sumter county OF per-
sons charged with committing kukluX Outrage
and stopping the United States mails.
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- The New York World talks OF Q can Iiaat
for bishop being "Nillipe % episcopste.'

for bishop being "willins 10 episcopste."
s%A West Haven, Conn, man, who shot
another, has pacihed the widow with $500
1Arthur Helps says: "Suence is the great
fellow workman. Talking prevents doing"
n6Accordine 20 a San Francisco journsl |.
there are ffty- three persons whose reported
wealth exceeds 81 900 900 apiece.
~Twenty-one girls OF Kenosha Wis h.v.
"Peeolved, that IL the young men wont con,s
and see MS, we Ill 20 and see them"
1Statistics show that one in 7O0 NJ ,no..
who take chloroform dies; which A a m1ce
liquor. 80 VI
- Here u an important piece OF ne~s An visv
OF the cents nniAl: A person who calls himsrIf
tne "son OF Man" sfvertises IN q Cincinnzti ps-
r., shst the word VIII come 20 an end July q.
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SPECIMENS Of the paper 20 be used by tn
Pnmpton Manufacturing Company in the man
ufscture of envelopes were received 1T the Pos
Office department to-day. ana were cOnsidere
satisfactory.
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The FUNERAL of the Late Bishop Mcfarland
occurred yesterday at st. Patrick's church in
Hartford, Conn. Thirteen bishops and a great
number or priests were present. A requiem
mass was celebrated by Bishop Loughlin, of
Brooklyn. Bishop He ndricken, of Pro viderice,
delivered the funeral discourse. At the grave
the miserere ard benedictus were chanted.
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The GIendeuning Trial

CHICAGO, october i6.--kice President Wilson
arrived here from Springfield this morning, aud
lett Immediately for his home.
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TIE SOCIETY OF the Army of the Tennessee
ing, and selected Des Moines, Iowa for the
next meeting, which will be held September 20
and so, 1875. Gen. Thomas @. FL etcher, of
Maine, was elected orafnr.
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IMPORTANT DRCIsIoN.-The circuit court for
this county has decided in An appeal casa that
after q debtor had obtained a discharge. or
while petition is pending, under the state IN.
solvent law, his creditor, II q citizen of Mary-
land, cannot recover the debt in another state
The discharge hquidates the debt as between
citizens OF the states-Cumberland (H9) Times
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A Methodist Minister 60 be Tried for

lNnlANAroLIs, lND., October i6.-Ths trial
OF Rev. L. A. GoOdSin. q the Methodist Epis-
copsl church. OF this city. on charge OF heresy,
has been set down Tor the oet inst. ~ the Me-
ridlan street church. Rev. Or. Naylor viii pre-
side.
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IN Hot WATBR--Another clers~asaa has
got into hot wster-the Rev. Mr.. Fraax X Kslle-
her, who, while examining q Moptsr. . user
broke through the ragged edge OF tb- ~-tsf. AMI
vas scslded 30 that he wished he wss a al 81.
Louis Globe.
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A Minister DroDS Dead-

NEW NORK, October f6-Rev. Henry n
Montgomery, II. ID. rector OF the Church OF the
Incarnation, formerly cf Phnsdelphia, dropped
dead this morning.
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In the case of Ann Eliza against Brigham
Young, at Salt Lake city, for divorce, with an
mony, argument has been completed, but no
decision rendered.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REyEhUE.-rhe receipts from II is
source to-day were 1851 SO -.
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TEE MoTHKR-lN-LAw QUESTION IN tbs
TREAsURY.- Secretary BristOw proposes To
discharge all but one OF any family having tw9
or more members employed in the department,
and at the very threshold of the proposed re
form the mOther-in-lsw question looms up,
thusIy: when a man and his wife's mother are
both employed, which, if either, should ''steP
down aud Out?D
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Tammaay Nomtnnttou. tar Ca,rre.x

NEW YORK, October l6.-Oonkling aud Wfus
were nominated last night at the rammany
Congressional conventions, for thu eighth and
eleventh districts, respectively. Thev are llb-
eral republicans.
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GONE OF FAMILY."-The notice hereto
FIRE given by Secretary BrIstOW that it was bis
j tsntiOn to remove one OF any two of family
in the employ of the Treasury was, in partial
measure, put into execution 70 -dsy by the notih-
cation sent twenty-five clerks, fortunately or
rtoI tunately blessed with relatives, that their
services would be no longer required after the
1sf proximO. The blow fell particularly heavy
il Treasurer SpiDDeT's bureau.
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IMPORTANT COTTON TAX CAsR-On Mon
day next there will be argued in the Supreme
Court Of the United States the case of Hamble-
ton & Co. against j. K. Dillon, it being a suit to
compel the government to refund the tax of four
cents per pound imposed upon cotton shipped
nom Insurrectionary to loyal states in 1868.
Congress, it will be remembered, authorized
the Secretary OF the Treasury to issue license
TOR trade between the insurrectionary and loyal
states at that time, under certain restrictions.
and among them was the imposition of the above
tax by that onicer. The claimants contend that
he had no right to collect such tax, and bring
suit to recover the money. The amount involved
thousand dollars, but there are many other cases
Of similar character involving q large amount
of money. Dillon was the internal revenue col
lector TO whom the tax was paid in this case.
The plaintiffs are represented by Messrs. ,Ior-
don, Lincoln and Eyarts, and the defendants
by Attorney General Williams and Solicitor
General Phillips.
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ELhvRN SRAMRN DBowNED.-A London dis
patch savs;-The British ship Kingshridge,
from London for Sydney, came In collision in
the British channel with the ship Condshar,
and vassunk. Eleven of the crew OF the Kings
bridge were crowned
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TIE AMOUNT OF national bank note currenc ?
received at the Treasury to-day feots up
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PROMOTIONS IN THE INDIAN OFFI5B-The
followiog persons employed in the Indian Of
fee have been promoted under the civil service
rules, as the result OF an examination recently
held III that office: Henry Woo1ard OF New
Hampshire, 10 third c.ass; II. X. Sullivan, o.
Ohio, Alice NJ. Robertson. of Indian Territory
Louise p. Brown, of Vermont to second class;
ID. U. Marshall, OF New York, 70 first class.
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LECTURES.

SECUND ANNUAL COURsE
~
TEN EySERTAINMEN
at CONGREGA CHURCH.
Opening Lecture by
JOHN e. COUGH,
FRIDAY EVENING, October 70.
SGbeCt: ''Social Responsibilities.
Only so JASON tickets viii be ssld Price S4fOr
TessTVsd seats.
ssIe to commence at Eilis', 935 Pennsy lva vania
avenue, 70 morrow morning, at 9 O'Clock.
Cali and get Circular. oct7 1v
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Nh - CAS - A'A' ~
National IhEATEA. WESTERN.
si6sY sfSIL EyrSiS &C., % sqs ;s,s Manager
BEkEFIr
of the F9,u,s; erd eiIssi k,.i;s.
when she will appear Ia tLr vondsrfLi ImpersoBa-
NANCY sYKEs,
in the ramatizzfIOu Cf Eics sns-
SATURDAY AFTERsOON, st2, GRAND FAM
EAST LYNNE. OLast Timel EAST LYME
~ AID i5 cents; OIchestrs aud BsseT S,d
Saturday Night last Apr .ranse Of VI is4 wazt-rr
aOEDAY, 6Stabsr is, Ella wEsNER, ir her 81
EeE DTams-MiXED. octi6 ls
EORD's OPERA EOUsE.
ENGLISH COMIC UPEKA Sc lsON.
FRIDAY-BEEEBIT OF MRS. yATEs-
THE GRAND DUCHESS.
PPkETTY PsETTTY PsRFUsER PRFT aEk asTESEE n aaT!SEs
PsETTY PsETTY PsssTMER PsssSMER M4TIJss. y MsTISEs
A. Reduced Prices.
SATURDAY EIGHT-Ofenbsch' best,
LES BAvARDs.
MONDAY T-MTGNONETTE, another
erIl' e'g rev 0reIs, will be produced.
WASHINGTON THEArkE COMIQUE.
MONDAY, CCTOBER IL, EVERY EVENING
AND dATIkkAS FOB LADIES AND
CHILDREN EyEBS WEDNESDAY
AEb sATURDA
Engagement OF tine yOure brilliant, and beautiful
scfrssss, MISS ALICE PLACID, supported by
ChARLke - EMMETT, known on the plains R5
hAeHlN0 CHARLIE, will ar pear IN the W estern
Drama, written ex pressly for Miss Placid h1 smes
Barnes, OF New York, entitled LITrbk RIFLE
Or, The WHITE SPIRIT OF THB PAwNEEs. ocl2 o. :
pARLOw'5 GALLERY OF FINS Arts,
~ 122S PENNSYLVANIA AvENUg.
INGs, EHGBAVIHGs, PHOTOGRAPHS and
nHROMOS. fine assortment Of genuine Dresden
PoTcei stne Paintings. Vel et and Gilt Y RA MES
iu great variety Passs Partout and NJ ats, made 70
order, OF any hape or color. Gold, Silver and OOp
per Wire; Core, nails &C. New bbgrayiugs, Pho
Al. kine Of Black walnut sna siit Sra mes made "a
order OF the best quality and EoTkna nship. fine
patterns OF VII q W UornIcfs 70 order. Pictures
hung and packed with the EreStest care.
N. B.-Pai1tiDgs Transferred, LINED and Re-
stored BY III n. RAELOH. octl-Sm
OLPEO. 0p Kxaibitisn and ssIsIEIw Sc
sARKRITER's,
Sc. <39 Ith street, betweel aud q streets, eight
doors Above ODD FeilCvs' all,
Jhotce yh Paintings, EnsrsStngs, OhrOnos, sc,
also largest STOCK fa1sr HaDglDEs, Window
shades; Ptctures. Frames, PiotE Cords and Tss-
'olsi hinEs, \ ais, &C., L. tbe District
81 Please remember Nsas and Number. jelly
ALL KIEDs or GENTLKMSN's OAsT-OFF
o~st advantsse by addressing or sailing on } JUSfh
6l9 d street. between 6h and IN streets north.
gest. 81 Votes By mai! promptly attended to.
Dash paid. iyS-tr
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THH FOLLOWING CASUALTIES among CON-
missioned officers of the army have been re-
ported to the Adjutant General for the week
endiTg Saturday, Oct. 10Th First L cut. Philo
hUlIze, 18Th infantry, died Oct. 5th at At
I nta, Ga % Lieut. Samuel X. Thomson, 25th
iGfantTy, cashiered Aug. 10Th; "a Lieut.. Russell
ThayeT, 1lth infantry, resigned Sept 30h.