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yegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
CumnOck Jock

was imported in August, 1875, BY Greig &
Chisholm, Clarence lows. He is dspple
bro ~n, IL hands high, weighs 100 pounds,
with great strength of bone. and good
action. Was bred by George slown, Esq,
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]. o. WEsTCOTT, Agent. Upton, Iowa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-29
PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT

By the President Of TIE United States Of America,
A PROCLAMATION
The completed circle of summe and win
ter, seed time and harvest, mas brought Us u
the accustomed season at which religious
people Celebrates with praise aud TIA q SSgiN-
ing the enduring mercy OF Almighty God
This devOut ami public confession al the
constant dependence OF man upon the Divine
laN or Tor all the good gifts of life aul health,
and peace and happiness, so early In oar ais-
Tory made the haoit OF our people, uuds I'm
ihe survey OF the past yea. new grounds Tor
lls JOyful and grateful mani sta ion.
IN AL the blessings which depend upO1 be-
nignant seasons this has Indeed been a mem
ofaole year. Over the wide territory OF our
country, with all It's diversity OF soil aud
climate ana products, the nth has yielded
oouniful return To the LABOR OF the hus-
oaudmsn. The health OF the people has
been biighted by no prevalent or wide
spread disc asses. No great DIS tSterS OF ship
wreck upon our coasts or 20 our commerce
on the seas have brought loss aud hard
ship 10 merchants or mariners, and
cIOuded the happiness of the community
win syfnp9thetic sorrow. In all That con
Germs our strength and peace aud greatness
az a nation; In all that touches the Ferm9-
nehce anu security OF our government aud
lhe benefcent institutions on which it reStS:
III ali that affects The character and diSpoSl-
ions OF our people, and tests our capacity
10 el JOY and uphold the equal and free con
dltlcn o. society, now permanent ami uni
VerSal Throughout the land. the experience
Oh Tue ldSt year Is CD0>plCNDu>ty IA irEe Oy
the protecting Providence of q II, and i fan
OF promise and hope for the coming genera
lions.
Under q sense OF these infinite obligations
10 the great Ruler of times 6Cd SeaSO IS and
events, let US humbly aScrlbe IL To our owu
fhults and frailties If, in any degree, that
perfect concord and happiness, peace and
justice, which sucn great merCies should diff
fnse through the hearts ana lives Of our peo-
pie, do not altogether and always aud every
where prevail. Let Us with one spirit and
with one voice lift up praise and thankSgiv-
ing 10 God for his manifold goodness to our
land, his manifest care tor our nation.
Now therefore, I, Rutherford L. Hayes,
PRESIDENT OF the United States, do appoint
Thursday, the 10Th day of November next,
as day of National Thanksgiving and
Prayer, and / earnestly recommend that,
Withdrawing themselves from secular cares
and labors, the people of the Unite States do
meet together on that day in their respective
places OF worship, there 10 give thanks aud
praise TO Almighty God for ais merCies, and
TO devoutly beseech their continuance.
In witness whereof, | have hereuntn set
my hand and caused the seal of the United
States To be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington, this TWEEN
ty-ninth day ot October, in the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hun
IL. s. 0red and seventy seven, and or the
Independence OF the United States,
the one hundred and second.
r b. HAYES.
By the President:
WIN. NJ. EvARrs, Secretary Of State.
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THE LENGTH OF THE SEsSIoN.-There is
no doubt that there is a strong disposition,
particularly on the part of the Representa-
tives from the east, to pass some provision
for the ST pport of the army aud adjourn by
the end of the present week. TIE matter Gas
been canvassed, aud, while there is no great
expectation among those who desire an early
ad iournment that II can be carried. 10 is the
intention TO make a demonstration in both
houses 10 test the sense OF mem bers on the
subject. Western men say that for a demo
cratic House TO ad jOurn Without attempting
to relieve the distressed condition OF the
country would be criminal, aud that their
constituents would never forgive them.
There Is a strong desire on the part of tn
western men TO force a vote to test the sen Sc
of the House on the financial question. They
have heretofore been restrained FROM agitat-
ing the subject, because of the pressure
brought by the New York aud PENNSYLVANIA
democrats 10 wait until the November cleo
tons are over. So far as the repu blicans are
concerned, II is believed majority OF them
favoI an early adjournment. They do no.
care 10 run The risk just yet OF an explosion
shape OF a number OF bombs which will be
thrown from the democratic side endorsing
The policy OF The President, and to avert il
for the present until they see what the PresI-
dent intends to do in the way OF future nomi-
nations, there may be enough of them to
unite with the hard money democrats TO Sc
cure an adjournment. 1t is quite evident
that both sides are drifting along. playing
for position, rather than settling do wa 10 the
business for which the special session was
called.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-29

RELEASE OF Mr.. JACKSON, Or della
wARE-Hts High S,dsgiiHy a.. ROne-Hs ~
tempted EScnpc.-A dispatch from ALBANIA.
Ca, sta ties that Mr.. job I'll. Jackson, o. VIII
mington, Del, well-known manufacturer
of railroad ears, who W A. arrested o. a re4E b.
lsitlon from the governor OF 5OrsiS on tue
charge OF cheating and defraudtng tue stale
OF Georgia, IN connection with claim for
= 900 contracted during the BuilOck adm IL
istratiOD, was arraigned IN Atlanta on sat-
uIday and released on bail. Mr.. Jackson
telegraphs 10 friends n Wilmington thar
over II u'0OO0 was represented on his bond.
The Wilmington Every ECcAHJ and CJrtalcT-
ci0l, in lengthy editorial on the arrest OF
Mr.. JackSOa, pays a warm tribute 10 ais high
standing. and declares that the imprOb8b.li-
ty Of ms guilt il greatly strengthened Ay the
fact that his only accuSsr, so far a i known
al Wilmington, sis EInbsll. sci confessed
rascal VnOnaS TUNED states evidence. 4 nj
who may have pOckeiej the very money
with which ne says ne paid the notes wlIcl
Mr.. Jackson subsequently, collected from the
state "
In regard 10 Mr.. Jaczson's ATTEMPTED es-
cape at Washington, the same paper offers
the fOi lowing explanation" The sheriff
who arrested Mr. Jackson told him that there
would not be the slightest necessity for mis-
going further than Baltimore; that they
would go directly TO Barnum's hotel and
there meet an officer from Georgia, who
would have the authority, that the sheriff
had not, TO accept bail. aud of course a man
30 well known as Mr.. Jackson. could almoS'
as readily md bail In Baltimore as at home.
w en theg arrived III BALTIMORE Mr.. Jack
son found that there was not the slightest in
tention on the part of his custodian OF keep
ing that promise, and so he telegraphei back
10 his friends here. The superstition is that,
arriving at Washington aud finding the
sheriff determined TO take him all the way
TO Georgia at once, Mr.. Jackson became 50
desperate in his disappointment and inGig-
nation al being fooled that ne concluded TO
come back al any risk, and left tue sheriff
stated. IL was, of course, a terribly excited
mans action, and could not have be sn taken
had he had a friend with him 10 al VI.
him."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-29

SAD CASE OF esteriay al
ternoon the canal-boat A. +. Moo aaid,
owned by Mrs. Barney McQ 1atd, was pass
ing point near dam No. q, fifty miles east
of Tins city, when George, a bright little
seven-yesr old son OF Mrs. McQuaid, fell
from the bulwarkS into the canal. On toe
boat were Mrs. McQuaid's brother aud COZ
ored hand, neither of whom could SWIM
Her eldest child, a boy OF ten, was driving
the males on the tow path, and on being ap
prised OF the accident ran back aud hastily
throwing off his coat sprang into the water
He neglected, however, TO remove his boots
and before he reached his little brother they
filled with water, and chilled as he was bv
The cold water he felt himself sinking. and
was compelled TO swim back TO shore rearb-
ing IL just as the other lad sunk for the firs,
time, but IN rise no more. Tbs remains were
recovered and brought TO this city by the dis
Z7fh. ''
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Tuo StaLLiug Gases tn New Work

INV \ AK. tCt. -'.-NuuU peltses was
probably fatally STABBED N a Gght IA au
Italian boarding house yesterday. Franchi
Palam&sa aud Letheta CareeSa were ar
rested. AL are Italians The two arrested
declare that NiHcentlO Baniface, who es-
capped, did the deed with table knife. see
Joseph WillIsmsand James DnOvan. MEM
bers OF Engine Company No. ., IN Fulton
street, qusrrelled in the engine house yester-
day, and Donovan stabbed Williams, VINO is
reported to be in very dangerous cOndi-
ton. Donovan was arrested. ---GsOrge
Reynolds was probably fatally stabbed by
an unknown man In Forsyth street last
night.
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kilograms to The Star
THE EASTERN WAR.
ELECTIONS IN FRANCE.
IN IRRATIONAL COMPLICATION,
GENERAL FOREIG VEINS
Royal MaFrtara

LONDON. Oct. st is reported tina, IN.
marriage Of King Alfonso, OF spain. TO Prsn-
cess Mercedes, daughter ~ the Duke be
Montpensier. has been ixed for the 2si of
jan uary next.
The Obetfsk
II Is said thai the Obeiisk ship " Cleopatra
kihc catsSon containing the t.Eypf .an obta-
llskl viii remain at Ferrol ali a. winter
pending the deierminstiol % the question OF
salvage In the admiralty court. the owners of
The steamer FttzmauriCe. which rp-pveret
the caiSsou amer n was abandoned ia A gale
by the steamer Olga AID towel 40 INTO Fer
rol, having refused the contractors oder for
that SerN ice.
THE French Crisis.
PARIS, Oct. - Il ne ouiisi ags n to day in
siStS that either President MscM shOn or tue
nm nlStry must resign. There n no other
way out OF the crisis. The N.'ia says, and a.
nsiuTlly prefers, That the ministry shoald
Tee ~.
The conservative paper J 4veIbloc Va
Hcn0is declares that d. can cuHnrm tue state
meut Of the PTyS that tae res guagion OF the
ministers has already been deterrn Inc upou
The Fench EIections Yesterday.
fAhisr Ocl. -4.-Ine results o. the Sel,ond
eaIio-s yesiertay Tor members OF the cham
oti oA deputies Ia AKRON tlsSem ats where no
choice occurred iu the goverumeai election
~ TIE litG .uSt.. - TAR a. X rowu. show fhaf
nine government candidates aud two repub-
mems were eteciei. In three arrpnlisse-
mentS the republican candidates clsImtng
That they were elect ii on the Iith tust dtt
not stand yesterday, intending q submit
their claim 10 the chamber o. deputies The
republicans, however, dii not sttsch mncn
lmpottnce - these supplemental elections
because, excluding The three uucOutestel ar
rOHdlSSemeut> above mentioned. ten second
ballots were rendered necessary simply by a
division o. conservative 70 e. between Cd
posing royallst aud BOlaparlIst cagiI iates.
one OF whom ha, now withdraw. rendering
lhe result certain. Cpmpfs a E,pcnilles.
Bpuaparti 81, has defeated NJ. Gliin. moler-
ale republican member og tha last clam Der
Tor Chateau ChnOn. dgpartua Ol Nievre.
whose candldature NJ. Gambatta went 20
Chateau Cannon % support.
LATER.
pNnoN, DC. 21.-Lster intelligence rom
PAS SHOWS that dfIecl second ballots were
held yesterday, resulting iu the election Of NJ
conservatives and republicans. BE- this
result The chamber viii stand 52l republicans
ana 20 conservatives. iNFc.-rne result of
yesterday : ballOilngs reporte1 ia this die
palch DO hot admit the claim OF three repub-
Means mat they were eiectei on tue lIth Iu-
slant a. mentioned in previous dtspatchl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-29
An CONPLI-
CATION.
IanRn. Rus.fa- and EupIauh

SAB ERANCIsCO, Oct z.-Puvate letters
from a highly respOnsi bic source Ia Japan
state uuequ,vOca'ly that rece1' secret negO-
uatIOns between England aud Japan on one
side and Russian and Japan on the other
ha ye embrRc 1 these points, and results viz.
England insists on sharing all OF Jsptn's al
fuses TO cDnCeue the demand. i,asSia con
seats L. support japan = retusaH % any ex-
treDity a. japan will waive heT claim 10 n
northern port Of entry and choose one further
south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-29

THE SOUTH CAROLINA PRosEcCrIoNs.-
The grand jury in Columbia, =. C., returned
a true bill against L. Cass Carpenter, kate
revenue collector for The district OF Soafh
Carolina for forgery In two instances aud
for raising and altering printing warrants
upon the treasury. A true bill was also
congressman from The nfth South Carolina
district, for accepting brlse OF IS 900 10 vote
for the passage OF q fraudulent printing an
preparation passed AZ the time smalls was
state senator. The legislative INVESTIGATING
committee is still In session, ana has pror
cured over MY witnesses 70 Patfersonse
time Of his election as Senator. And aiso An
bis connection with the Blue Ridge ratlroad
swindle. The testimony given BY ex- mem
Ders OF the legislature is to the effsct fbaf
70 slSW, according TO their influence, 10 se-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-29

AN IMPoSToR.-We have something 70
offer for the good of Masonry. A man call
ing himself o. Murray, is travelling about
Inc state, soliciting aid outside the door and
exhibiting Knight Templar's diploma.
which Is probably bogus. He claims 20 be a
Free Mason, and q member of Hiram lodge
OF that lodge, In reply to a letter from Bur
lington. says that no such man belongs 20
that lodge, and that he Is an tmpostor. IL
may be Ihat he is endeavoring 70 impose on
other benevolent societies in the same man
ner. Look out for him. Darlington Haps-
eye.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-29
A Striker ON Trial

ELIZABETH, y. J., Oct. 29.-The trial OF
Nicholas Darby, charged with stopping
trains on the Central railroad, az EliZ absth-
port station, and threatening 70 shoot the en-
gineerS during the late strike, was com
meBced this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-29

The Camnaign In Asia

st. PErEhSBURG, Oci. - A special dis
patch rom AleXaudrOpOi 10 the COOS dated
october = ~ gives no later inform alton about
kars thai tina; the place ~ Ompletely In
vested. The dispatch says Gen. TergukasOfi
has occupied BayaZld
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HnnIa Again.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Oct. 9.-Job Ii.
Jackson, who was taken 10 Georgia on a
charge of having committed the crime OF
bribery, arrived here from Atlanta this
morning. be having been release on hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-29

ADyICES FROM MREICo announce thai
the state OF Sonora has seeded. President
Diaz shows an infiexfble determination tn
extradite the criminals Of the Rio Grande.
believing extradition necessary TO preserve
the national decQTum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-29
~ CONSUMPTION OAS BE OURED.
w SCHENCh,S ELlIONLC SYR Up.

n - SEA " ED TONIC,
SCHENCK S MANDRAKE PILLS,
- Are TIE only medicines that viii cure Pulmonary
Consumption.
Frequently medicines that VIII stop cough will
o'casIcn the death OF he patient they lOck up the
liver, stop the Of the blood, Demorrhage
follows and in fact they clog the of the very
organs that csu sed the C ugh
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the causes of
tSo-thirds OF the cases OF Consumption. Many per
sous C. plain of uull pa ia the side, constipa-
ton, coated ton que, pain in the shoulder blaze,
iDss OF drow' mess ad rest essness the food iylns
heavily on tie stomach, accompanied with acfiity
and b.lching up Of wind
These symptoms usually originate from q dIsor-
deIed col ditiOn Of the stomach OF q Orpd liver.
Persons 30 affected ii they take one or two heavy
colds and II the cough Ia these be suddenly
chez ked, will ind the stou ach and liver cIogged,
naming tOrpic inactive, and almost before tn y
sfe aS are the lungs are mass Of Sores ald ulcer
at q, the result { which is death.
schenC ks PulmOnlc Syrup Is an eXpectorant
which does not Contain opium or anything calcu-
lated to check a ugh suddenly.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic dis olives the food,
mixes with the gastric juices of the stomach, aids
Gig, stion, snd creates 3 rayenouB appetite.
When the bowels are ccstiye, skin ssllOT, the
symItons otherwise of bilious tendency, SchenCk :
Mandrake Pills Ie4Uijtd,
Ifese medicines are prepared only by
j. II. SCHEECk & SON,
". u, Corner Sixth and Area Sta, Phrl.
AND are log sale 10y all druggists and dealers.
oct t-Yny-f I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-29

DEATH OF EDWIN ADAMs.-Edg win Ad-
ans, the actor, died at lll5 yesterday morn
ing, at the residence OF Dan Gardner 10 Phil
adelphis; and IN the latser's arms. He was
conscious within an hour OF his demise when
be called his wife 10 his bedside and bade her
good bye. The obsequjes will be held in st
James Episcopal church on Thursday next.
anu the interment will take place at Mount
Moriah cemetery. There were also present
MI and Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. Jarvis, of
Boston, a cousin OF Mr.. Adams. So peaceful
and quiet were his last moments that his
wife did not EnOw OF his death until Mr.
Gardner had unclasped his arms aud laid
the lnanlmate form upon the pillow. Edwin
Adams was born al Me1ford, Msssachu setts
February 3, 1854. he first appeared at the
National theateT, Boston, August p, 1873, as
Stephen" In The Hunchback." Recently
lie starred through the country with his play
OF "EDoch Arden-' he made considerable
money, but spent u with a lavish hand He
had place at Long Branch, where each
summer heeDtertained his friends Hospitality
and al great expense.
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

~ TIONAL IopGS,- No, eia kXIGHTs or
hVISiN c, at 500 Oh street: A. business Of ~;
sE.ia s &c 70 every be s,sssaSed u
EDWIN MULLER Rep6rt.f " IL
hS THE szIH mENTHLY MEETING OF
W The oAbhoLL Co-oPEkATIyE 80 LIZ.
EvENING. the Il, prox VI the hal o. st. Alloy
sns school House, on 1T st n 1rthwest, Tor tie
Ii. JOHN BLISKaoRN, seeT GoHs1i
~ THE skyEkTa MONTHLY MgEClNG
~, of The MUTUAL BUILDINa sssUCIA;
streets southxe est, tn KsUhY EVEN TNG, Novem
shM. ~ fl WIMsATT, Prend.t
J. J. DERMOpY, Secretary. oc 293t
rF wORKISGMEN, ATTENTIeN,-a Grand
rSILOa'e UNI0s viii o. hid Z HIS Monday
EvENING, at "a OF .cE, at odd Fellow I'll.
nHG ,. n splcSSs o, thG NatI'nal Irace Union
IT, Tt 1ollo; II Sseti.me9 will address the aeet
q MoDoi aid, John CLANCY and others IL
rs KNIGHT TtMPLARs ATTENTION
~ The KNIGHTS Of ASFlNGfvN UOM
IhsiL hsy nm, Masoi ic Temple, m fail uniform oa
NEINENDaY, 3ist October, at L 0 cl,ck . M,
ceased aetp sc t ' Co1n 2 Ga' pc
tonse and Deholay Communicates and Visiting
siT knights are iraternaliy invited. BS order Of
octas 5t WXRREN H. ORcUrT, Recorder.
IRep. National Urionlt
- 5MPE0v y s& 2BPEE OF Pt MESIAn
13, whether i'll coed standing not, aud peciaiy
The old and SIS lended members, are esrnestI, and
cordially TeqU sed TO attend next council FIRE,
to tie , INDEED on MONDAY EVENING, the 70 h in-
slant, al ~ click IN Of 2. Hall, PJkinnorn's
Building. d strset. between 9th AID 9Th northwest.
By order Oh the Irile.
Oct26 ct CHAS LAHBYNE, Sachem
nSD OPIUM HABIT Totally ersdicated by
Wy one VINO hsd been its sla I've for 20 years. For
knIuGHIers Apply t. =. Ii: hOUR5E, OF G. III:
NOUBsE & Ou, Pharmacists, corner 9th aud F
streets Lorthwtst 1T. octG4 eo3t
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The Markets.


BALTIMoBE, Oc.ob-r 29-Nirzinia siNcs. old
So DO. deferred, =, d. consolidated. 50 =. do
egirl series ~ North Carolina skies, old, IL u
bid to-day. sugar steady to
BALIlMOkB, oc-ul.E - -Crttlu steady
M idiHE, II. Flour lUl.-liawarl street anl west
Iaiull]- O. - = no. tiy Mills -UPei. I b0aa 80
do extra. > .5OTD -. o.. H. bran Dos. -5aa.g1:
P1tsI-DH family = 90 " beat --Hu larn dali 3a5
lHWrl- stern .Hl ANA rH r~- ..tHrn rU A. good
O. prime. i-5oal ~, I. amber, q .IJaI 30. ~.
western NIlrr r.f- spot. October alI NoE amber,
! s. December. I 20. corn. southern auict
aud stead r-t-ru .lin ai. l-ael--ufh.rn white
and october, \ Iy-IIisrr, ns d. -Ilh r.. % =
Oats fEIi." active ADD stead .-suutharu. 32 t3Sh
western white. 3aaBg d. m,el, 3Ia32 Rya
tuli AMI lower, bEtrb NaE iuif-Marr InH1 auf
penn iEsrla PRIME - OUaIB 90. PrnyI-iTrIs
JUL Pork. a -. BuIk m-B-- Il.l-a-sf1nli-rs.
az o ..'fr .f" sides, - a. paCSHJ- fla~E Ba-
s,i--ll.Uil.- - -'4t-S; clear 40 -itr-. 9taa9k
Hau-. lSalH. Iard-Trfu-i. gftaIO. cutter
ohvicr scarce a ID urn. other kIBds iu aud h-sTy.
choice western. = a23. Petroleum uu-a,rle,l. itn
p'-sii' [" CAV. acCnrat" uu1tat eT~ Cote -ron- n
and more actlN'-EiH carEor~- i6al9h TullHug.
loa.o1s. hisky dul and lower, 4 lgssl.l Re
Ccpts- Flour, 500 wheat, : .OO0; corn.
1000 oats, 100 Shipmeuts-Nh-at, 10 900.
NEW YoBK, October %. - Stocks lower.
Money, .. Colo, II O2s. kNchange, long, al
short. -Bta. Governments steady.
NEN YORK, October 2g.-FlOur dun and de-
c,iniE-. Wheat nal cent lower. Corn = shads
hrmer
LONDON, October 20, IL 80 D. m-Consols.
discount for three nths bills IN the open market
. 81 per cent, which IL Ia pr cent. below the
bank rate. Ere, - J. Illinois Central. 75x,
Pennsy J, ania Central, 80; Reading Railroad, rs.
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HOPELESS CONDITION Or SENATOR Nor
TON-Dr. Bliss, who has returned from Sen
stor Morton S bedside, holds out no encour-
agGment whatever for his recovery. Hasays
that the SCI atOr's digestive organs are not
performing any functions, and that it has
been found necessary to adopt heroic treat
ment and sustain his life by hyperdermic in
jecl ions of COD liver oil.
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l. L. III Il Il X
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We have on wharf about $50 900 feet Of Prime
Heart - Georgia BOARDS. v hitch We Will sell for
THIETY DAYS, At $40 per 40 feet.
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THE STRTGGLE ~ THE EAST.
A Hungarian H0ax

NV YORK, Ost 2l.-FOreign mall aIvices
say a recent Issue OF the newspaper, r. tsfera
Btafg0, says: IL il stated at ia Ia Pssth that
The false report OF the Hungarian raid into
Roumania was invented by The n pum anians
IN The hope that u might give them a preteNt
Tor Withdrawing Their army from Bulgaria.
Turkish Military ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
NONSTANrINOPLE, Oct. -D-BielDWski, a
Pole, known in the Turkish army as Gen.
Nehlad, Is appointed Suleiman Pashais
chief OF stan, and Gen. Nina. "A Relgian, TO
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