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The Portland daily press., 1874-06-20
A Young Man

4tAN obtain partnership in well established
~ manufacturing business that will pay him more
tLan ordinary profit if he has $1,000 to invest. Must
be ST good habits and prefer that he should UNDER
stand bookkeeping. Address A. B. c., Advertiser
office. sri5 ap25dH
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The $40. 600 Bank xobberv,

DREAMING INTO THE POST oPPICR TO SECURE
TIE KE1s-THE CASHIER FORCED TO oPsN
THE VAULTS.
The telegrspbic columns of TIE STAR have
announced the daring robbery of the Soughe-
gan National Bank, at Milford, n. II. The fol-
lowing ADDITIONAL particulars furnished by the
Milford correspondent OF the New York Sun
will be read with interest:
The robbers effected an entrance into the
mouse OF the cashier, Mr.. F. L. Sawyer, by
turning the key in the front door with a pair
OF piles. They then assembled to Mr.. Savers
room. Mr.. Sawyer says he was awakened by a
hand on bis throat aud a voice which coOIy said.
I'VE want you, SIR" His wife was awakened al
the same time, four men being present In the
room, two paying their attention to Mrs. Saw
yer ara TWO 70 himself. Handcutfs were forced
upon him, gag, made of piece Of broom
handle with a hole 10 breathe through bored in
the center, was thrust into his mouth, and a
t"lster put upon his neck. he was then allowed
10 Iut on bis paDtalOOns and slippers, q coat
was placed upon his shoulders, and he was
ready for the business in hand. His pockets
were searched and his KEYS and $50 in money
taken from them. Not finding the keys to the
vault, he was asked where they were, and he
answered that they were not in his possession
The twisteF around his neck was then drawn 50
nght he became inse nsible. On recovering ha
heard bis wife begging for his life, saving that
be told the truth and that the keys had passed
from his Possession. The robbers replied tn at
be knew where the KEYS were, as they saw MIN
lock the bank that afternoon. AT this point he
was ordered To move on, one OF thu burglars
saying that they could make him tell where the
ht4c "bte' NO men renamed on guard
az the house and two escorted Mr.. Saw.
yer TO the street, where they were
Joined by two more of the rufians
Mr. Sawyer was taken immediately to the bank,
distant about quarter OF a mile. Thers he
was again a. ked where the keys were. one of
the men said, " Damn you, you have lied TO us
twice. We amt going 10 lose our summer's
work. Now own up." The tWister male him
lnsensibie. but upon re,iving he concluded that
his safety depended upon answering the ones
tions. and so he told them they would find the
key in his post ONCE box. He was placed in a
chair and guarded by two men while two others
went TO the post Office. A light OF glass was cut
from the window by diamond aud an entrance
effected. With Mr.. Sswyer's keys they opened
the lock box, and securing the vault KEYS thew
returned to the bank. MIR. Sawyer was made
to unlock the vault, after which he was placed
In q chair under guard while the plumber was
being secured. This being accomplished, Mr
Sawyer Was conducted to his home aud TO one
Of the bed rooms, placed in a chair, his LEGS
bound to the rounds, the chair fastened To the
bedstead post, and the bed fastened to the fioor
By cords tied through the eye OF stage screws
screwed Into the floor. The sdyenturers then
thanked him for the services he had rendered
them and hastily departed.
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al z X A Nd RIA,

MURDER CASE.-In the case of Louisa Ire
maine alias Nettie Green, convicted of murder
IN the second degree at this term of the cOrpO-
ration court, the motion for a new trial was
oyeTFuled by the court this morulng, and the
prisoner was sentenced b7 Judge Lowe To be
confined in the peBiteBtiaTy for a period of
seven wears, the time fixed by the jury in their
verdict. Her counsel asked that execution of
The sentence he stayed for the usual time In
ORDER TO apply for an appeal. The Judge re-
marked TO counsel that he would certify the
evidence and not the facts proved IN the bill or
exceptions, az he would not take the RESPONSE
bllity or recOnclling the conflict in the testf-
mony, but would leave that for the higher
court to do. Tue prisoner, when asked by the
clerk II she bad anything 70 say why sentence
should not be pronounced upon her in accord
aDce with the verdict of the jury, stood no hut
renamed silent, and heard it with couposure
Sic MAS then Temauded to Jail TO await the
result OF tie application for an appeal.
DEAF OF DIR. MCREA.-One of the oldest
ana most esteemed Citizens of Prince William
county, Dr. = mes W. GcRea, died at his resi-
fencer near Gainesville, on Sunday night last
and was buried Yesterday ar Havmarket He
had been confined to las bed for soma time prior
to his GecCase.
PERSONS coming from Washington to THE
city on the last train should avoid the risk of
being Carried on through by remaining awake
one gentleman who thought he could take a
httie nap on bis way down last night was three
mlles below the city when he awoke, and had TO
walk back that distance
GRAssHoPPKR as large as a mans 6nger
was picked M this morning on the upper deck
OF the Washington ferry boat City of Alexan-
aria, dropped from passing sWarm.-GLsett
last ereuiH0.
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THE GREAT
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
PRICES LOWER THAN RIVER
GOODS BETTER THAN EvEa
NOW IS THE TINE TO BUYI

Here are few of the bargains offered :-Bsya'
sRd Girls MeTis Q Embroidered Caps sad Hoods,
ST. MeriBe FreLch Hoods, Hand Knit Zephyr Ga o.
hnd Booes, Hand huit SacQuss, 81; silE and satin
Quilted Hoods, very fine, 81 80 aud So IufaUts' Me-
rinO CloaEs, 81; Ohidreps', Missed ana Lad : Leg
Drawers. 81; GENE heavy MerinO Shirts, sos. and
Eli Ladies' Heavy ana Fine foil regular Hose,
three pair fer 81 Mems per stout British SOcks
70 and SS Large White Chinese SilR Haudkey-
chiefs OILY al; Small de-, DO, 50c. very chsap; La
dies and Cent? Bemstitc he'd and Hemmed Linen
Bandkerchiefs from l25fc. I'D 70 SOC; Mess fine
White Shirts only 81; Large size fine Linen Din ler
Napkins, 81 pes dozen; Turkey BED Fruit Napkins
81 per dozen Ohildrens' and Ladies' Fancy WOOL
extra long Hose, 70 to 500 pair Ladies fine hite
Nuhias, 81; very handsome SILK and w DOL En-
broioereo slipper Patterns only 81; very perior
Kid Gloves for men and ladies, latest styles, ali
colors. " and 81 30; Ladies' Dogskin Candles
81; six nne Ivory Handle Table and Dessert
Knives only 30; six solid steel full Silver PIsed
Dessert or Table Knives, 81 per set; six Table
~; six Teaspoons, warranted plated ON White
Metal. 81; three AID five-bottle astors nj: fine
ditto, 81; best Butter Knives. SOC; Napkin Rines
best plate, 500 solid silver ditto, al; ae Hair and
Clothes Brushes, Csc, SOC. and 81 Rubber Dressing
Combs, Sc, t0c; and 81; Oval French plate MIR
tnre Frames In large variety, 80 MP to s7 Brack-
cts OF all kinds, 2so. to fii Towsl Racks, BOOK
Shelves, Tables, Hatrscks, 81; ten pin Diamond
HsiIacks, Ihc iue RsZors and Pocket Knives
81: Work Baskets from 25o up to 81; Washstands,
81; Lunch Baskets, IS and 5oc.; Shawl Straps, Is
menfs from sc. up to 81; fac Caromos 10 immense
variety, 5Qo., 81 and 81.
II Is ina possible to eDumerate and describe the
Thousands Of articles. Dome and sse for yourself.
No trouble to show goods. Three floors Of my large
establishment are packed with goods to the ceiling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-23

BALTIMORE, October 2s-Vireipia sizes, eeal4rs.
bid to-day. ~
BALTINoRp, October q Cotton t.,ryv .c.;se-
low micdiing,, l44 @i4'z Flour daI aad IN
ehsnEed. Wheat W@ak-No. I amber xeztsrn
i1S@i "a Nc. do, l.2069l q: fair TO prime do
lis no red western, 2069t ~; No. 2dc, 5IS y 6
low southern, IS; MIXED western, S4Hs5: white
western, sSGaSs. Oats steady aud Unchanged Re
nrn arg uLchanged hay uRch angsd. Provisions
shAds better fesiirg. Mess pork % m R1Ik
mesfs-sht uc ers, z; clear rib sides, ff6)iiX IA.
ctn-shouIfers, sGSa; clear rib sides, I2IS air.:
SmgaF cur ca hams, l465i5. Lard-fehnet, l47,m
W.stern bn'ter unchanged. Petroleum n unchanged
Z nee uht hanged. Whisky dull, l02@I %. Sugar
NEW YoRE, October % Money easy, 8 Gold.
~. ANchange. long, 4Ss5; short. 49, Govern,
NEW YORK, OctCbsr 23-FIour dull and dr1ou.
heavy. N' ~HN
LOf DON. October %, $50 .. m.-The weather
throughout England to-day is fair Uonsols 9IsI "a
gz5s TOT poth money and account. Erie, ~ Paris
ols atches quote TeHfes at 90 francs, IS .ptimes
LONDON, October =, .. m.-Erie, ~ OAK.
LONDON, Octobsr Is, 4 p. u.-The amount OF bull
lien gone inc the Bank of England on balance to-
Day Is tlo zoo, Fri, 2l4. Paris dispatches quote
Teutes at 81 francs IS centimes
LIVERPOOL, $40 p. m-Cotton sales on basis mid.
ding rpands nothing below good ordiR ary hi ped
Now mber and Dece mber, 10: do do defiverseie
r"w; December, lilo; 40. nothing below low mid
ol ng delivered October,74 Market for warns and
fabrics: Manchester is dull and tepdtns downward
Ieuu, ga.
ANTWERP, October % Petroleum, 2t1s francs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-23

S>When ST Louis coroner finds less than
$40 on the body of what they call a "fisater, !"
the corpse liz tossed back into the river at once
%The m 4rriage of Hon. John Wentworth.
"Long john" to Mrs. Delong. daughter OF
Mayor Colv.D, Is on dit.
0"Is that your offspring, madam" said
Missouri Judge TO an elderly female Ono air %
said she, SITS my oldest boy"
~Modern invitation TO o wedding: 0Come
round to- night and see me capture a mosher-in-
law"
1A woman at Akron, Ohio, has mania for
buying corsets, and she has q stock of 2si on
hand, and only two calico dresses 10 GOV Il them
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rISAsCraI AND ComMERCrAl.
Wall Sfreef raaar

NEW YoRk, 0ct5eer z3-Tns Pos.s aasnsiai ar
tiele AYE Markets to-day are extremely dan, aud
8 y culsttse shares are lower than re terfsy TIE
gold market Is steady; eli sales having bsen At u0
lbs. On geld lesns rates have bee nat, aud "a,
and for use. FoISisn Exehsnga Is .tesay: With
prime sterling bills nominaiiy 4s5.s and 40, and
actually as aud 4ss1S als cable transfers "a be
hsd At 4sS1s 9Is9. On th- money market call =
ere stG4 Ger cent, and &C DAY time t0a -, ,s
Best double named mercantile s.psY Il ~ r ~ ~,
q "a sno lot .Yug tsss The sas psasi1n Of W
irwin Co. grain dealers, ia R7nopUcei Their
vs.. s.s csnsed by heavy decline in bread
Gbhs d0riTg tue past Ave or six months
aoYeEnments sre steady Nothing doing In south
sfn STATE bonds Speculative shs opened irrsgu.
lar, but With prices generally leiow yesterday a
closing The msrket was steady until III 81 DEL &C
when II became weak. ADd prices fell lIsS SpAc,
nlaon ia Lake Shore IL st1I tue center Of Interest
Ise decline rs the Ice 20 day is generality atfvihss
ted 70 sal by one, the "pOoi'' which bought the
tpul On $1,000 shares, and agreed bull"
~" SICK IA eSncert with other joiat pureb ssers.
IxtTeme sales, have been follows :-LGke "a re.
se5s@7sA; WABASH, ass @is7s Uniou Pa ifc, si1sG
S.tsi ETle, sGseA& Telegraph. 7e7ikf7alz: Pac nc
mst, 90 "a Northwest. S6 81: Ohios, ISL "a
e ST Psui S2t ass ;Roc Island, g7s sgT ~ and
q. G. ana Il O.. N4I 80 - ~ ~
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District Goyernment Affairs

The amount of tax which viii be reaIizer
from the assessment just made of church prom
eTty At the rates OF per cent On this class Of
property In Washington, - per cent in
Georgetown, ard per cent. in the county is a.
follows: Washington. SAP, 779 s.; Georgetown
50 $685. county, 1856 80; total, SO 6J7.12
BUSINESS AT DEAD LOCK.
Auditor NinsCnis III at his residence in the
county, and the operations of his and the Com
tTollsT's Office are necessarily blocked for the
time being, as there is no deputy in the AUDI
tors Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-23
TIE EPISCOPAL CHuRCH CosvxNrrox

IHE EPISCOPAL CHURCH COSyENTTOy-A
Troubled Subject Disposed of-Ths Nomination Of
BisIop.elsct Seymour Rejected-D airing the morn
ing session OF the Episcopal convention yester-
day letter was read from Bishop elect Sew
mour, in which he said the invest yation had
developed charges against him the cirCum
stances OF which were known only TO himself
and others, not members Of the convention
They could only be disproved by himself and
them, and be asked permission to speak before
the house. he deprecates the idea that he ever
sought to be elevated to the episcopal Off e.
Later In the afternoon a vote WAS taken on his
confirmation, the doors leading to the house be-
ing locked and guarded. The vote was taken
by diOceses, and Dr. Seymour lost bv a large
majority. In the clerical vote forty-One do
ceses we're represented. 1t was taken first and
resulted as folIOws:-Ayes 10. noes 10, liyided
1.-THE latter being counted negative. In the
lay vote there were but forty diOceses repre-
sented, the delegates from Arkansas being alb.
sent. Result-Ayes Il, noes IL, divided g. Bv
the constitution of the house 1t Is necessary that
the candidate for the bishopric shonld receive a
majority vote of the diOceses represented IN the
convention. IL was learned from a delegate
mat Dr. SeymOur's defeat was due principally
10 letter written by Bishop Cox over year
ago, and papers written by Prof. Buell., Of the
New York theological seminary, in which he il
charged with allowing Father CRATER, extrem-
!st, OF Boston, to have access to the students in
the seminary of New York. in defending DIR.
seymour Yesterday, Judge Otis said that the
committee on canons had prepared a most com
piefe ritual Oh canons He wss of the opinion
that such an assurance wOuld cause delegates
TO vote for him. The Illinois delegation admit
tea that he could never have been elected a.
ne favored the practices of the confessional and
Eucharlstic alteration. The friends of Dr. Sew
mour claim that the vote in his case counted bv
Individuals shows clean m sjOrity in his favor
1t was only the peculiar mode of voting by do
ceses and orders that secured the defeat. 1t is
well known that majority of the bishops are
in his favor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-23
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Ofce Of C8tsf Sisaal Oh,,
MAsHINGYON. ID O Oct q lY1l Ia 3n a m

WASHINGTON, d O., Oct 70, 1874, 1850 a. m I
PRoBA BIlTTI Es.-Fur the northwest aud upper
lakes and southwest TO Missouri, falling baron ster
mort hesst 20 southeast winds, warmer, fORgy and
partly CLOUDY weather and OCCASIONAL light rains
For the lower lakes and thence TO the Ohio valley
falling bare meter, northeast to southeast winds,
cloudy weather and occasional rain For the mid.
Ole states high pressure, northeast 10 southeast
winds, warmer, foggy. AMI partly cloudy weather,
an6 y ssibiy rain IN Virginia and West Virginia
For New Engsnd, rising barometer, uortherIy
Winds, warmer, clear and partly cloudy weather,
WITH logs. Fer Tennessee and the gulf states fall
ing barometer. southeast TO southwest winfs warm
CLOUD weather, and occasional rain. For the south
Alta TIC states, nOrthessterIy wiuds, stationary
temperature AID pressure, cloudy weather, ami oc
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TIKI C0ERTS

ftLItE OoJ RT-Jadgg Smell.
To-day, Henson Perry, charged with Obtain
ing IS worth Of groceries by fraudulent means
from Mrs. ,. Kelly, by forging orders in III
name of James e. DUlin; sent to the grand iurv
Preci!la Smith, threats TO Mary NJ Gu uity: per
sCnal bonds TO keep the peace. George Ruppai
assault and battery on Richard Hill; continued
Perry Duval, charged with disturbing a con.
gregation while engaged in religious exercises
$40. Kate Ross, pr0fane; g. James Green and
John CuTraD, throwing stones in the street; -
each. Cornelius Lucas, loud and boistsr6u-;
So. John Brown, proiane; 3. Henry Groves
and Mary j Johnson, profanity; 3 each. Edward
r. Peck, prOtane and indecent language; -
Benjamin W. Sunny, charged with obstfucting
a pasSageWsy at the Center marker; dismissed
Charles Irving, watchman iDithe Center mar
ket, charged with profanity; SIS George Rap
pei, charged with selling liquor without license:
fined Sl2j. Richard Hill, a cOlOred boy. va.
fined So tor throwing stones.
he WAS NOT A PROFAGRR.
In the police report of the 10Th instant, the
name Of Sylyanus Gleason appeared as h4viug
been fined for profanity; the facts were that
ore Of his employees was arrested for an un.
guarded street excavation, aud when Mr.. Glea-
sons name was called in court he WAS absent
and the collateral, So, was forfeited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-23

ARR YOU ONE of the thousands who are Any
lous to be relieved from the paroxysms of cough
ing which are tearing their lungs to pieces and
10 whom the stereotyped prescriptions of the
ana you desire TO lire, resort, without another
days delay, re Holes Honey Of HorehOund ana
Tar, the only preparation under the sun which
can be depended upon TO effect quick, thor
ugh cure of all affections OF the lungs and
throat tending TO a fatal issue.
Pike's T0othdcke props-Cure in one minute
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-23

SA famous colOred bandit chief in Cuba
has been killed by Spanish troops.
90 Mrs. Logan, mother of Senator John A
Logan, died at MurphysbOrOugh, Ill, yesterday
@ The Emperor of Brazil has Indicated his
intention TO attend I'm person the centennial an.
niversary to be held in Philadelphia.
~The government of Spain has issued an
order directing the winding up Of the provin-
cial bonds within month.
~The North German Gazette states that the
German government has no intention OF occu-
plying any part OF the Navigator islands.
G-Yung Wal Chung, Yung Yuen Poo and
feh Shu Tung the Chinese educational commits
sloners, who have been visiting the schools of
New England arrived in New York Yesterday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-23

Two THOUSAND ACRES or MARSH LAND
BUREED.-The continuous drought 10 tue north
ern ana north western portions OF Ohio have
superiuduced fires In the woods. SONS two
Thousand i've hundred acres of marsh land ne ar
Mount Washington, Crawford county, Ohio.
of farmers in the vicinity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-23

Mrs. JONES, hsw is your health this moru-
ing? Thank you. madam, much improved. I
bought bottle of DR.. Balls Cough Syrup last
night, ana after the first dose my cough was
Checked. i slept well, and have not coighed
once this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-23
BEAD THE FOLLOWING:

"A splendid line Of Diagonal, Basket, and worstet
Double breasted English Square FROOk GOATS
foI gentlemen; Bust NESS s0iTs for ss, So, ia,
s5, sls snd $50: and DRESS SUITS at Si5, Sis;
GOATS, including very genteel 0vercoat Ter as,
handsome Meiten Overcoas for o., q fine Whit,
99yerooat for elo and Sl2; Black, Blue and Bro En
sesseE oF RIns and nne English
very handsomely trimmed and lined, at Sls; very
nne AstIacan Beaver Overcoats 1t M and Nss,
and many other styles. For Youths q Splendid II "a
s, Business sIits from % 70 as Yeuths Dfe,s
variety, from SIS 10 sl2 Business Pants from "A "a
e.. and hse Dress DoeekIn aud Fancy Csssimsse
Psnfs at prices ranging from a. 80 to ga al bes !.
tiful line Of ohildren's euits and Overcoats.
urge careful inspection OF nay goods before yur.
Chasing elsewhere, assuring the public that Il
never before have he'd such a variety OF Gar.
accommodate all purses, or 90 give
such entire satisfaction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-23

wheat Cakes, Fruit Dumpiings Sc. YOU should
use Dooley's Yeast Powder. Ask your grocer
for II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-23
No CURR. No PArl

CsE TIE ELASTIC TRUss and Abdominal
Supporter if you desire comfort and safety. IS
Pennsylvania avenue. l95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-23

THE BBsT ASSORTMENT OF Gents Cotton ard
Wooden, Flannel and MeTiDo Cndershirts and
Draw Ts, at all prices, from 80 cents up 70 tae
hnest made, can be found at LEWIS Popular
One Price Store, S20 It'll street, between and
X. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-23

f%A Memphis artist is copying Dubufs.s
'Prodjgal SEM for q drop Curtain.
~ The Prince Of Wales and the Prince Rova,
OF Denmark, brothers ,in-law, are together vs.
itins the King of Sweden, ct Stockholm.
1w. w. Berg, agent Of the Grand Tr.ny
ard Boston, Concord and Montreal railvsvs
hss been arrested on the charge OF embez I'M
fl N the latter corporation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-23

MIR. CHR. AASDER's NATIVE WIFE cannot
be strongly enough recommended to the lovers
OF q Wholesome beverage, on account OF its
purity. Give Mr.. y. call, At 9If 9Th street.
north west, and try il. lO1T,eoI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-23
FALL DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
FASHIONABLE

n FASHIONABLE "a
HATS, from IS to IS '''' VI S'hA
STIFF FELT HATS
Large supply Just received Pritss rtrg ioig
oct4 lm I5x Bridge street. GaorRet wn.
EoR REhT-BRICK DWELLING, No 4gFI--t
and eumb waiter parlOr, With parlor stove heatins
rooms shove: Kitchen, with range, hot and c ID
ard good yard; all in excellent order and ia th best
neightorhood. Alec, the fine Stsre-rosn No ~
Fancy store; has counters. shelves sn3 plste g1ss
'front.'. For terms. &c, apply to CHAS ii GA
GIN, liza Dumhsrton street. sep2i colin
GEORaRfnWN SAVINGS BANK, ID. G.,
Bank hours, a. m 70 D. n, and on SATURDAY.
Ssons az posits1 until M Interest psid
ieotions msto on all accessible points Disoour,
H.w. BARRETT, osshie1.D hof''' f'''iasn''
ac5ET nnss' Ties powiins, !. T: MItcnel,
Rileg shnn, =. o Hartley, ThOs. KaoSies
0UR NEW EsTABLISaMENT.
,, With enlarged premises improved machinery
would respectfully Inform our friends ssd rs
PUBIC thst prominent as may have been repu.
4''os ~ % oGs MoTTo Is EXCLUSION
In Dyeing and Cleaning Ladies' Dresses, sbavI.
Ssscapes. Ties, Ribbons, &c, &c. Gents Costs
At home 70 everybody from "a. m until sunset;
ssn n5asys iron i a. m Until 50 M at the oi
country. Everybody come and see us;
w. II. wHEATLEY,
y3-tr 49 Jefferson street, Georeetovn, d. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-23

ALL-woOL tNDBRsHIRTs AND DRAwKRa,
9 80 each; the latest style Scarfs at Hollander
Bros, next door above Odd Fellows Hall.
lO,l4I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-23

VUaNH, bUNIUNH, GO.
FOR re1ef from Corns, Bunions Club and In
growing Nails, etc, visit DIR. hite's establish
ment, No. 5S5 18th street, opposite the U. s.
Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-23

FOR TIE EYE OF The CAPfTAL~NovTNa
DEAD BEATs.-SeVeTai persons who, having
nothing else 10 do at present, think thai the re-
moyal OF the national capital anywhere, any
where out of the world, hut more particularly
TO 81. LOUIS, would afford them some amuss-
ment. have been holding a convention Ia Louis
vile, ky., and adopting the proper quantity of
preamble and resolutions. II this sort OF thtny
interests those concerned, ii Injuries no One and
hence is an innocent amusement As to remov-
ing the Capitol to st. Louis, il would be simpler
and more satisfactory TO remove st. Louis TO
Washington. TO expect Sir. Mullett 10 take all
the public buildings TO pieces and send them by
expresstO the banks Of the Mississippi, is to i'm
pose altogether too much trouble on that hard
worked official; whereas st. Louis could be
boxed up and forwarded by freight train or
canal boat with half the labor which would be
involved in moving the Capitol aud Treasury
buildings alone. Besides, IL would be easy u
throw away 30 much of St Louis as lie not worth
moving, and, IL We are 70 believe the report of
ns IRE marshal Of that city, very large part
OF St Louis Is useful only when viewed in the
light OF hre-wood.-N. I. Repablic.