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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
wall street TO.oav,

NEW YORK, September The PoSf's financial ct.
tiace Gays: GOyeInme Mt bonds steady. State bond.
were lower for Tenn ees and steady for Nilsson.
ri 8. Ali sales Of gold have been at lO9s4 On gold
loans rates have been fiat and II al for carrying
Foreign exchange is weak and leading bankers
have reduced their rates fer sterling TO SO and
sh, ith business at Seh "a Sc5l and SSCG4 $50
Money IL 2Gl212 for GOAL loaps and s(16 for priae
short date mercantile pa per- and Ga G171s for lIng
date. The stock market opened steady to strong,
was steady until the call, when Wabash became
weak, and later Rock Island. The general market
declined but fraction, however, and about mon
became strong. Extreme sales have been fol-
low: Wabash. Sls5@saZsi Pacific Mail, 49, sD48ZS
Tslss,sph. 7s5s@7,5s; os7 Union Pscinc, sot t@sOss
a16Q3i6; st. Paul, s3sS @34: Northwest, So 61E;
New York Central, l0s90s15, and Ohios, 2lS G52i5f
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Naval school shin for Boston.

FORT MONROE, VA, September THE
United States steamer Powhatan passed out
this morning, towing the ship st. Mary, for
Boston, where the latter will be used as state
school ship.
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1Etna has ceased to erupt.

s%Fshion note-oysters win be scalloped o.
usual this season.
0A Colorado chIeftain has offered his hand
to Grace Greenwood.
HButler declines to regard himself as .
~There are about $50 people at the Fort
William Henry, Lake George, awaiting the
grand autumn tranformation scene.
0worth's winter promenade or street COS
tunes are OF heavy ribbed silk, skirt and waist
covered with jet insertion.
ga "BAptist liquor saloon" hes been dis
covered in Boston. It's name h referred % the
religious preferences ofthe owner and lesses.
n("Lord, what q covi" was the approving
remark OF q teetotai judge Of Vermont after
swallowing q potent punch which had been Of
fered TO him as q elase Of milk.
~A telegram from Rome announces that
Father DuhAimee, Of St. Eugene, has been ap-
appoiued Bishop Of Ottawa, and Father Racine.
OF Quebec, Bishop Of Sherbrooke.
1The Post suegessx Poland for q successor
to Jewell at St Petersburg. Does our rental
contemporary want the "Partition OF Polspd0
repeated by the Rueians?-Lopeu Courser
H0"Thou shalt not get found out" ID not one
Of Gods commandments, and no man can be
.sved BY trying to keep it, says Rev. Leonard
Bacon, d. ID.
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A DRuNKRN BRUTR FIRES INTO CROWD
WOUNDS Two PERsoNs.-A horrible crime
&as perpetrated In Brooklyn, n. Y, yesterday
by adrunken German out of mere wantonness.
He fred pistol into a group Of people who were
returning from q bsptismsl service. The bullet
passed through the arm of q nurse and lodged in
the head Of the baby which she carried. Both
wounds are supposed to be fatal. The crazy
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A PRIZE FIGHT took place yesterday morning
on Black Tom Island, In Communipaw bay, n.
Y, between Edward Flannery and Phillip
Riley, two Jersey City roughs. Nineteen rounds
were fought, when Riley failed TO come to time.
Both were badly bruised.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-07

THRER MILL HANDS NEARLY LYNCHRD.-A
workman in the deiaine mill at Olneyville, X.
T., threw long rope so that a moose at the end
of il accidentally dropped around the neck of
Margaret DonDelly. The rope then caught on
shaft, ana Miss Donnelly was Suddenly drawn
upward. A man and woman standing near
seized hold of her, and all three were drawn up
ten feet or more, when Miss Donnellv's head
struck board, the rope broke, and all fell 10
the floor. None of them were fatally hurt.
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An AQUATIC CHALLENeI.-TheA Argonsutss
four-oared crew have challenged the Beaver
wycks for four oared shell race Of three miles,
90 take In XII Won KuIl, either the last week in
this month or the drst week In next,
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TERRIBLE FIRE AT FRosTBURG, MD.-Op
Saturday afternoon . number OF the principal
business houses and finest private residences Of
Frostburg, Nd, were reduced to ashes. The
losses win probably aggregate e175,o00. The
town has no IRE department, and nothing could
be done to check tho confagration until engines
and fremen arrived from Cumberland.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REVENUE E-Thereceiptsf from tn IS
source to-day were A5sO.252.
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MORE INDIAN DRvILTRY-Teree Men KilEsd-
one Burned at the Stake.-A Bismarck, Dakota
dlFpatch mentions the arrival there of the mill
between the United States and British Column
bla: The commission has completed its survey
ibd Is on Its way home. The returned escort re-
port sll the region Of the upper Missouri river
as swaIDiBg with war parties of Crow and
Sioux Indians, and near Camp Crook a few
days ago they killed three woodchoppers, one
OF whom they burned at the stake. There are
aiso troubles on the Kansas frontier, and the
Governor or the state has applied to the War
department for arms with which to repel the
maraudiDg savages. He says that sixteen citi-
since the 10th OF June
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PR1LADRLPHIA, September THE following
Is copy Of telegram received at the mayors
office this morning, from James II. Hoyt, sheriff
OF Orange county, New York There is a
child here which i believe IL the lost Charley
Ross. Have had his likeness taken and sent to
Christian X. Ross by letter yesterday"
NOT CHARLEY ROSS AFTER ALL.
PHILADBLPHIA, September THE Ross
family have received the photograph of the
child at Goshen, Orange county, New York and
they pronounce It not TO be that Of the missing
child Charley Ross. They were satisfied that
there was case Of mistaken identity, as Char
ley would not say he came from Philadelphia,
rs Germantown was the only locality he knew.
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THR COMMISSIONERS Of the Central Park
have declined the statue Of Daniel Web
ster offered by Mr.. Burnham, because in the To-
cation named for 1t by the dQnor would domi-
nate the other statuary In the pork. Whether
he will give IL for q site 70 ~ Goaected by the
commissioners remafne TO b o0ou.
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gals, the arttst, (Whose death, IL VIII be re-
membered took place ct 0eklend Q short
time since,) died s1ddsnly ct Concord, n. H., .
few days ago, Of heart disease, brought on BY
gfief sf tho death Of her husband.
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TROM PHILADELPHIA

NCHOa LINE.
n PASSAGE MATES REDUCEDGSfA
HEM YORK AND GLASGOW. slhak
fATORITE ROUTE FOR TOURISTS
Passenger Accom- IN Odations UnsurDaxssd
STEAMEh EFkhI WEDNESD4y AND
SATURDAT.
FROM PIEHs 20 AND u NORTH RIVER, N. T.
kATEs OF PAsSAGK-PAYABLB ~ CUkRENcY:
TO GLASGO8, LIYERPOOL, LONDON.
Dbhh Z. QUE EENSTO wv OR BELFAST
Cabin sb9 to $50, according 10 Acc0mmOda atfons
Cabin return Tickets issued at reduced rates
INTERMEDIATE S9s. STEERAGE els
IrGttS tSSEsftor any dD70KHf at LOtrs5f r1.ss
For Tickets or further Information, apply to-
MISS ANNIE X. HUM PHnETS,
sSO ltth street near Pennsylvania avenue.
Orto CAnMACK CO., 1923 street " W d,
spo-m,Si-om Deer Treasury Dept, Washfn gtop.
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~ HUnofHcial returns Of the delegate election
dicate . tie vote for Congress between John
Cefsna and j. B. WILLIAMS.
D0The democratic Congressional convention
Of the 7th Missouri district, after taking 502
ballots with the same result, adjourned Sstur-
day to meet 1t 6edalia te-morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-07

EPIofesor Jenfeys Wymsn, . wel!-known
Bethlehem, N. H.s Friday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-07

PRESIDENT GRANT is not expected by the
clerks at the Executive Mansion 10 return TO
this city during the present week.
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MILITARY TRAEsPERs.-The following trans
fers in the 10th cavalry have been made Sec
oud Lieut.. Quincy ON. Gilmore from company
X to company F; Second Lieut.. Harms j. Gass-
mann from comssny F to company X.
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Company ID. w. LII. En- Route.

ELMIRA, September 7.-Company ID, of the
Washington Light Infantry, passed through
this city this morning on their way TO Syracuse
as guests of the Sumner corps, of that city.
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REGATTA ON THE SCHuYLKILL.-There was
q regatta on the Schuylkill yesterday, the prin-
scull championship OF the river, between John
Lavens, jr., the present champion, and Max
Schmidt, both members Of the Pennsyivania
boat club. Max beat his opponent by about
four lengths. The race was q good one, not
more than q boats length separating them Tor
two miles and q half. Time, 1919.
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THE REs1GEATIoNs Of the following named
officers have been accepted by the President, to
date as follows Major Robert Walker, pay
master, September 8; First Lieut.. VIM. Ger
hart, 9th cavalry. September 80; Second Lieut..
RlCh'd Il. Coke, Sth cavalry. September 3.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
7oMIaUE-sUMMEK HEATER.

sBPTEMBER 7-Every Night, and two Matinets.
ErgsgtmeIt extra rcinary, for ore week only OF
the ceebr ated wen BIT o. smpion Of the Arens
OF America, MIR. BILLY EDWARDS, Who will sp-
rear mis- htly 10 cOnJuGction with thu lightweight
Champion e England, Mr. ARTHUR CHAM
BERe. IA the cslt brsted Fsrce of"TOM AND
yERRY.n First appearance in Warning on ef the
Eipz 81 Bar JOists and Ethiopean CJmedisns, Mr..
EDWIN FBkkCH. First appearance Of the great
Motto Voc ,list, Mr. FKED b. HARRIS AZ 6r
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LEAVE oF ABSENCE until September 3Oth,
1874, with permits sion to leave the Unite States
has been granted First Lieutenant VIM. Ger.
hard, 9th cavalry. The extension of the leave
OF absence, on account OF sickness granted
Major Jacob f. Burbank has been further ex-
tended six months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-07

CoNeRHss OF OLD LDCATHoLICs.-The Congress
of Old Catholics met In Feaburg yesterday. DR..
Schulze presided. One hundred and thirty dele
gates attended the opening session. The United
States was represented by Chauncey Langdon.
summoned o conference OF the EvanRelical
Greek and Anglican clergy at Bonn on the 18th
instant.
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IT'S PROPOSED in Tennessee TO remove the
remains of Andrew jackson, together with
those of his wife from their present resting
place at the "Hermitage," to the northern ter
race Of the state capitol st Nashville, where q
lative sanction and an appropriation will be ne
cessary, and movement is on foot to request
bOth.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
The Old worries News.
A D % uGr nE


LONDON. September mario, the famous
tenor, has been arrested at Venice for violation
OF tie pres law. His residence has been
searched, and he has been taken to Turin for
examination.
PANPELUNA BRING BLoCKApgD.
BAvoNNB, September TT is stated that the
Carlists sre Dlockadng Psmpeuns.
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST AN AMERICAN AND
HIS WIFE.
PARIS, September Charles Perkins. for
merry United States consul at Lisbon, aud his
wife were before the correctional tribunal of
the Seine, Saturday. on q charge of obtaining
39,00fraucs under false pretensss. II Ia charged
that Perkins obtained the money by allegations
that be had a commission for cable between
Spain and England, thst he was negotiating a
loSn for Don Carlos, and that he was engag ged in
other monied transactions. Judgment in the
case will be given to morrow.
A TERRIBLE FIRE AT wRINIHGIN.
BERLIN, September There has been a
very destructive fire in the town of weiningin.
Half Of the place was burned. The loss on
buildings alone is estimated at 900 900 thalers.
Upwards of 200 families have been made home
less, end there is great distress among the un-
fortunate people.
THE EAEGLo-AMBRICA CABLR.
STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN, September s.
Noon, via LONDON, September 7.-Sixteen hun
dred and ninety six nautical miles of cable have
been pad out September 6, O'Clock a. m. We
are close to Skelleg's, and we are going to buoy
and hope TO make the final splice to-day. The
cable is in perfect condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-07

IHE PROSPECT PARk RACKs.-The Prospect
Park Association began a running meeting on
their track outside the city Of Brooklyn Satur-
day. The first race was a sweepstakes of two
year,olds, three quarters Of mile, and was
won by Minnie Med, beating Ino three lengths.
Time, 1:19. The second race, for a purse of
$500, all ages, mile heats, was won by Mate in
Two straight heats, beating Carribo Audubon,
Time, 1:454 1:434. The third race was for a
purse OF $500, for three year-olds, two miles,
aDd was won by Lava; Botany Bay second
EIastus Corning third. Time 3:48k
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VICTOR Hueo's VOICE STILL FOB WAR
Victor Hugo has written q letter declining an
invitation to the Peace Congress At Geneva.
He says peace cannot be established until An
Germany. He points to the existence OF deep
and undying hatred between the two countries,
and declares there will be duel between the
prfncipals of monarchy and the republic.
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THE MURDER OF AUGUsT GARDNER-Ths
Alleged AurdeTers Threatened with Lynch LatC.-
The excitement at Henryyille, Ind, over the
horrible murder, last week, OF August Gardner,
who was tied TO railroad track and left 20 be
run over, continues. and threatens to result In q
collision and riot. The examining trial of Clark
and Lewis, who are held for the murder, occur
red at Henryville, Thursday, after which they
were sent from Henrvville 10 Charleston iail
under strong guard. Thursday night, IL Was
reported that the counsel for the defendants
would apply for a writ of hsbeas corpus, at
which much Indignation WAS expressed, and
much excitement created. Should such an at
tempt be made IL is thought the vigilance com
mittee will hang them, and If they undertake TO
take them from jail IL is most likely a fearful
fight will follow, 1t Is said the sher n is deter
mined TO protect the prisoners at all hazards.
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WAsHINGToNIANs ABKoAD.-The following
WashiDgtonians were registered in Paris and
other European cities on the 22d of August -
Paris, August 22-Dr. W. II. Barrett. Lon
don-RObert Evans, Mrs. Robert Evans. Ed
ward Evans, Robert Evans, jr., Miss Katie
Evans, Clarte Evans, j. ID. Sabine. Geneva
August 19- Alexander Porter Morse. Mrs. whe-
A. Prescott.
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The LATE OUTRAGEs IN KENTUCKY AND
TKSNEssSE-Governor Leslie, of Kentucky,
on Saturday instructed Judge Phillips, of Jes-
samine county, to cause the arrest of all persons
engaged in the lynching of the negro at Nichol-
asyllle on Friday night last, directing, if neces-
cary, that the sheriff should summon the entire
power or the county to bring the guilty parties
to justice.
The Memphis Appeals Trenton correspond
ence says that Governor Brown has arrived
there, TO assist in bringing the parties who muir
dered the negro prisoners to justice. It is as
serted that ten of the negroes taken from the
Jail escaped. The report lacks confirmation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-07

NEW TXPRkss LIEs VIA CANAL,
IL BKTWIEN
PHILADELPHIA, A,ALEXANDRIA, Va WASH.
IaGIOE AND GEORGETOWN, D. o.
sAiLIrs DAYS.
tron Pier >, North WhAryes Phil
EkS5a1, ESaksI5atS, wTpsEsDAY and SAT -EkS
From ~ water street, Georgetown, d. O., MON.
DAY src FRIDAY At .. N.
Iron Line" Of steamers tor Providence, Boston and
tS;, ,,5s ,iAna stSsei HSS HS SSsatsss ~ Boston hy
Mn. 2. OLYDE co., PhilsdslDhta.
u. A. REID, Alexandrfs, vs.
WALDO A. PEARCE, 80 Conxr>-s rtreet Bosson
- Eretghts delivered ky Knoxs Hxpress. Or
ders len st General Once, COS Pcnnsylvania ave.
nue., or az the steAnsE wharf viii b promptly At
ended 70. sps-tr
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MR.. BRRCHER's SERMON YEsTERpAY.-Mr.
tain House, n. H., to the largest audience ever
assembled there. The text was the 28th and
following verses of the 9th chapter of Luke,
and the sermon was mainly devoted to the his
vices Of Christ. 1T was very able aud interest
ing, and the description given of the transit GU
ration was particularly eloquent. No allusion
was made which bore any way on the scandal.
At times during his remarks Mr. Beecher APP
peared very much affected, his voice faItering
and his eyes filling with tears. at the concIu-
sion OF the sermon collection for a poor widow
with nine children was taken np.
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A HUSBAND SHooTs HIS wIFE.-Mrs. Peck
wife OF Charles Peck, residing on KensIngton
avenue, was shot In the leg on Thursday night,
while the husband was handling a pistol. IL is
said that the weapon was accidentally
discharged, though playful remark had been
previously made to shoot her. The husband
was arrested and held In IS, 200 bail by Alder
condition TO oappear.-PhiIadslphid Ledger, 5A.
MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARAEoE-wm. A.
Hutchison who left his home near Pleasant
Valley Fairfax county, several weeks ago and
whose horse returned home riderless, has not
been heard from since, by his family, who are
be had been found In Washington seems was q
mistake, as his family has heard nothing from
him UP 20 this time.-kanassds Gasette.
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CONVENTION OF SOUTHERN REPUBLIoANs.-
1t has been determined by the national republi-
can executive committee to call convention OF
southern republicans to meet at Atlanta on the
18th day OF October, for the purpose Of consider
ing the best means of restoring peace and good
order in the reconstructed states.
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PERsONAL.-"Pay Inspector Gilbert f.
Thornton, United States Navy" continues to
flash like comet along the line of the per-
sonals OF the thirteen thousand newspapers OF
the country. ''''Sestetary Bristow left here on
Saturday night for New York. He will return
tonight. ''''Postmaster General Jewell dined
with Secretary Fish last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-07

Col. WHITLEY RESIGNS AND HIS RRsIGNA-
TIoN IS ACCRPTED.-In view of the actisn of
Secretary Bristow in sustaining the recon-
mendatiops of Solicitor Wilson concerning the
secret service force, Col. Whitley to-day ten
dered his resignation as chief of that force
which was promptly accepted by Acting Secre-
tary Conant. His successor has not yet been
designated.
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PREPAYMENT OF POSTAGE ON NEWSPAPERS,
&C.-Third Assistant Postmaster General Bar
Der has LETT here for New York to devise the
best means for carrying out the act of Congress
in relation to the prepayment of postage upon
newspapers and periodicals mailed from the
office of publication, which goes into effect on
the 1st of January, 1875.
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THE WAR IN SPAIN.-Spanish affairs seem F,
be approaching crisis. There Is much activity
In both the Carlist and republican armies, and
IL is highly probable that before winter sets In
decisive battle will be fought Two German
war vessels cruising of the coast were fired on
by the Carlist forces at Guitaria, ten miles from
Sebastian. They retaliated by throwing twenty
four ahells into the town.
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CHANGE OF PAYNAsrKRs.-On the recon-
mendation of the Paymaster General the fol-
lowing changes in the stations and duties of
the officers of the pay department have been
made:-Major j. q. Sprague, relieved from
dered as chief psymaster of the department OF
California; Major j. III. Nelson. to duty as chief
paymaster of the department of Arizona
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COMMISSIONS SiGNsD.-The President ha!
signed the commissions OF the following namet
Postmasters:-Thomas Cogswell, Newport, r
l.; Richard f. Marvin, Duluth, Mimi; Charles
nj. DiDsmore, Worcester, Mass.; A. B. Condit
Orange, y. j Samuel NJ. Yost, Staunton, Va.
Francis NJ. Ryan, Streator, Ill. James Ruth
Lansing, Iowa; John J. Heisel, Brunswick, Mo
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THE ORDER OF ST. STAsiLAUs, with the ad-
ditonal decorations Of the knighthoo1, conferred
by the Gear of Russia on Mr.. McGahan, the cor
respondent of the New York Herald during the
Khivan war of 1873, for the distinguished part
taken by him in that campaign, has been re-
ceived at the Russian legation In this CITY, and
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NEW ODD FELLOWS HALL
~ Seventh AtreeI. beIWeen ID and z

~ Seventh street, between ID and X
ON. ws.H aoaror
Old Time MiostreIs
RECEIVED EVEN 1nuI,s IExsssING VITA EN-
rr.I LSs sIs1n Ss ths ssn9srg H6snse q Ssramme
Iysning admission, IS and 20 GEMS. Matines L:
EORD'S 0PERA HOUSE.
TONIGHT AND sAIUEDsY MATINEE.
RseS!Tf GSmfd{ BnfI'lrapssi Ballet
Prsis%iasnsls ss and BriraHtiy SiI ssees,sfal
LILA "The Ta Stars Of the Hvenfae aEt 0hArAAS'
sIEEPISe BE.TTY OF OF Iss Tas EENcgaSTsD W0oD. W
sLkkFINs BEAUTY or THE ENCHANTED WOoD,
OF OF
sLEErlNs BEAUTY OF a TEE ENCHANTED WOOD'
MY NEIGHBoR's WIFI.
IT,. eloIiou. fsrse: With b, Glorious Cast. o..
urdsy NsiiHes AZ the usual chesp 81 price prices. % Vi"
ser7-6t LEO AND LOTUS SOON.
RKIeHTw0OD PARK.
MATCH RAOE
APURSE OF 500,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER s, 1874,
Between 8. h. HONEST JOHN, entered by j. ii.
SfmmoEs and b. N. MAGGIE DU- f.. q
VAIL, entered by John Ess sleston. NStSA-
1t ADMIssIoH, 81. ~
otLpssso.{ otp 40. On Exhibition and sale S1w Ssdo No
TfH 81 7TH sf.
No. f3g 1th street, between and streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Choice OIL Paintings, EDgravings, Chromos, SO.
Also, largest stock Paper Rangngs, window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tss-
sels, Rings, Nails, &o,, in the District.
~TsRMs CASH.
~PIesse remember Name and Number. jelly
ALL KINDS OF GENTLEMEN'S CAST-OFF
N WEARING APPAREL can be sold to the very
best advantage by addressing calling on JUSTH
Gig street. between Oh and 7th streets north
vest. 81 Notes By mail promptly attended to.
Cash paid. jy8.tr
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nj EROHAHT's LINE OF sTrAnsHIPs
kft BETwEKN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

HsTesfter The nne eteeuships H. o. KNIGHT enc
sOh1 GIBeOh Will make regular week .SInnA
rpiSs between NEW T0Rk, ALEX &6&
AEpRIAl WASHIH G TON and1A
9EOkGEIONh, g. follovs:-Leave NEW YORK,
nom Pier ~ Esst river, every SATURDAY ct 4
. m; leave GEO kGETOWH every rBIDAY o.
an, snd ALEXANDRIA the sarne day ct 2 m.
20, IoIi iniornstion sPPIy g B. A. DKNHAM,
tssn, or n the corner q uth street and Hsw Yori
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