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BALTIMORE. Nd. Sept. 12-ykpinia saxss. con-
solidated 81; do. new threcA 20; esn-fort1so S5>S
bid to-day.
ssssdy-uiddiins. i6lai0T Flour. steady and Arm no.
LonxSsrry, STsi03; western. modsrstsIy active md
o1a94k; October. 95a95X: Decem6er. bSa06E
Oorn-southesn, arm; whitS, 60a66; yellow, b6ob7
Western. quiet aud steady; mixed spot "a bid; 6ep-
tsmhsr: ~; ysar. 46Hs47; Jsnu1sy: l6hsz6k
32s34; western white. S2a34; western MIXED. 2SsSl.
Rye. drm. 00a6S Hay weak-pr1me to choices vestsrn.
lSS0.iS5S rroyi.aons nEna e gases.n.sa pre-
sned. Ss. coass. ssesdy1aso cs1sSss.' fa.r i1t1iS
isE Ms:l5. rsasS s g n W.
pool per stsAmel arm and more scuve-cctton. ID.
hour per ton. 16s. Cd; ruin. 6&s6d RooeaptseouI,
300 barrels; wheeA 10000 bushels; corn, $4,000
bushels: oats. 12,O0Q bushe1s; rye. goo 6uehslA
ShipYents-aour. 4yO barren sasss-Whsaa Sso.O00
Chicago Maxkeess
CHICAGO, septembex 12.--WheGt opened weak and
lower than 81 ths close yesterday afternoon except
December, which unclaimed. October Wa quoted
st 89K Corn was hsx higher TIE lsttsr for near de-
iysris.; Octob,r 6soueht 4Sx Ost: we're ssesd{ nd
being love, . AZ IS yhils J.1Sssy Q. ss.S5
W. 40 10 losss: 4 TX: ysssssy isSsf 4 10
CHICAGO Sept t2.-Atll o'eloek he octobsg o.
ss s. ssSsSs 81: ): lsfs s SSs ss ~
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Dg ED.

M &c Tpi'86 Aihsss1SSn is sss s.sli
IInsSs rom osi I'M ceap.l THURSDAY afternoon :.
BaoMAN. On Tuesday. September Ii, 1855 al
80 o,clock. alters long and Painful illness. JOHN
eight years and ten months.
Funer.l VIII take place from hs late re.dence soi
Friends and relstives invited
I BSsP os sssPssr TO- ,sss sss
Boyd m ihs ,niry year e b. sss
ZION eSurst street Wes %s.1
nston d. c. Friends and relatives invited 20 sttsnds
az s' so. sSsDP & N
Chisolm.
Dove AZ esi,herYeq5s Nd on Monday ssp,e9,
Tgnsrs vii take place from the rs.,aeno. q MI.
day. septembsr Is. 1855. II 10 am
10 MAJ 81 Ise .Ss ssg'ISs5 IA sss
:=s :sS.. fss z. "a .r: :s
lives invited 70 attend .
.. oS q isss
and Lasrsss ofenstine sged eleven months md %.
Ger the 6esutiiai bright eyes.
Has returned unto the skiea
We are glsd our Heavenly Father
Called him while his heart pure
We ere glad he did not leave hun
AL life troubles 20 endure.
We are glad. and yet the tssr drops
n st our hrss,d dew VII Be lone ionsiy.
We will ntss Raymond
Tunsrsl xi take place from the parents rssidsnos
No. 1l24 o. ne. 90 Thursday, septsmbsr IL sf 4
pm Relatives and friends rsspsctfully Invited
axtsnd-
PATTEN. At Portland Me-, September IL, 1855,
Mrs. ANAsTASiA pATTEN. widow Of TIE lsts I'd
BODY vin b srosshs 70 Warrington and sshss-
Qusntly Transferred 20 6An Ffapcisco.
STOREY. On Deptsmber In, 1sss. ct ociock pm.
J0kNY T. sTokkT, sop Of John end Annks oSoesy.
agsd TN months and twsnty-one days.
Lsttls johnny oome back ne,
Lac IN my erns - you used % 4os
Herr h the bosom waiting for thsA.
chung oh. brsaklnf 70 bold yeA
Funeral from his psrsnts' residences. No, 40 .
street. southeast Thursday, September ID ct O'clock
p u RsstIvss and friends RESPECTFULLY invited 10 =
TABLET. On ssptsmbsr H. 1855 % celosk D.
m, LILLIAN TALBkkT, infant d.ughasr q Perry
end Penny Tslbsrt sgsd sieht months
VA .s s:s. i On s
O'Clock p N.
wooDARp. On Sunday. September ptA lsss.
after short but painful llpeo.b1oUI8A No0DAkD.
An theAfty- eishth ysau VI bar efe-
Funerd from immscuisss oepcspsoo to-norroy
Philndslphia papen pl eatteopyJ
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selO-d&ds
VNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE FIGURING
MIL IN 0EORGETOwN, D. G., KNOWN AS
nTHE FOUNDRY MILLS" ON THE CHESA-

By virtue Of . decree duly passed by the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia sitting IN equity
~ cause No. 11235 on the 4th day Of September. A.
lc syStion t9 the highest bidder. TUESDAY. the
tain real estate in the County Of Washington in tho
ssRs q q the
estate Of Gem. john Mason deceased said part Being
0oaaSded g i0ows BEGINNING fSr the same q the
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and running east
wardly from said corner n 34k deg E. to the south
ern line Of the towinspsth Of said canal (ths line
being Projection Of the line Of the gable wall
Of siid old boring mi and then running again from
Potomac River (the above two lines forming the north
western boundary Of the property hereby Intended
be conveye and for the eastern boundary thereof Il
! undsr.s9od to 6s limited by lins drawn 1904
the stone wall that supports the east end OF the wheel
shaft ssid line being parallel with the gable wall
OF the eastern old boring wel extending north wardy
to the southern line Of said and southery
consisting OF Touring mill furnished with six double
sets Of rollers with capacity Of $50 barrels Of -four
each day and supplied with 900 inches Of water from
said canal aud which said water Is to be sold
The terms Of sale I'd be one-third 90 part in'cash
the residue in two (2) equal payments In I'd and
two CD years after date Of SALE to bear interest
per centum per annum, interest payable semi-annu-
notes to be given for said deferred payments and
the title to the premises to be retained until full pay
ment OF the purchase money.
SiOo0 to 6s paid st time Of sale If settlement be
be had at the risk and cost of defaultng purchaser
after five t5) days advertisement in "Ihe Evening
STAR newspaper in Washington, D. c..
CHARLES NJ. MATTHEW'S Trustee,
seo- d&ds ia 10th st., Washington, ID. G.
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FoR On Prop1r.

In old people the nervous system d weakened. and
thu must be strengthened. Ono Of the most promi-
nent medical writer's Of the day. in speaking Of the
prevalence Of rheumatic troubles among the aged says
THE various pains rheumatic other. which old poo
pie often complain Of and which materially disturb
their comfort result from disords-sd nervea" There
It II In nutshel-the medicine for old people must be
anerve tonic Old people beset with constipation
nstuency. drowsiness diarrheA Indigestion rheuma-
tism. neuralgia These diseases Of nervous origin
Pane's Celery Compound. that great nerve tonic IL
almost specific these disorders and by its resuat-
ing influence the liver. bowels and Kidneys removes
the disorders peculiar to old age Old people find II
stimulating to the vital powers productive Of spps
tite. and promoter Of digestion.
Sold by druggists; 81; six for g. Send for eight
page payer. with many testimonials from nervous de-
btitsted, and aged people, who bless Paine's Celery
Compound
WELLS. RICHARDSON 90,
Burlington. Vt
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PROPOSALS.

WARDEN'S OFFICE UNITED STATES JAII
w Warrington, d. G., September IL, 1855.
O'CLOCK Pm. sEPTEMBER TWENTY-sEc0NH
1858. to furnish the Jail with ve hundred tons 81
best run Of mine Georges Greek Cumberland Coal ana
twenty tons Of good quality Of Anthrscite Coal stove
ss o p e e the jan on q before
furnish the Jail with the best quality OF well
pine wood, TO be delivered q the jail in ausntities
rom time 20 time. % may be required. The coal and
wood 70 be inspected ct bidders cost The rsbt Ia ~
;s.ysd to reject any and all bids JOHN g. CkOCKER
Waroen. sel2-3t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT
NOF COLUMBIA. WARRINGTON, september no
iSSS Sealed proposals. viii BE- received st this ONCE
until TWELVE O'CLOCK II, ON MONDAY SEP
TEMPER SEVENTEENTH. 1883, for constructins
two Public School Building. one on st. between I7th
y. aud New hsmp:h,re ave nv, aud one on St, be-
and together With III q
ton can be Obtained upon application therefor q the
once Of the inspector Of Buildings OF the District Of
columbia and only bids upon these forms viii be CON
siderod; The right reserved 70 reject any aud eli
RAYMOND. Commissioners D. G. select
pRoPOsALs FOR IMPROVING THIRTY-FOURTH
- sTREET.-OHFIcE OF THE CoMNIssIoNIas d. C.
M1HrHGroM September o, 188S.-Sealed propossis
VIII be received ct this ONCE until TWELVE O'CLOTR
NJ. on SATURDAY, SEFTkMBRR FIFTEENTH
aSSS Tor the Improvement of Saith street with
once upon application therefor. together with All
necessary information. and bids UPON these forns only
VIII De considered The right IL reserved TO reject any
M w. AZ bads g paxte Of bids: VIM. B WEBB. sAMT
= MhkATLEY, CHA6 W. RAYMOND. se6-6t
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The Election hsetting tn New York.
PLAINLY 90 MONEY IN BETs

from the New York World
The Maine election has had no apparent effect on
the betting. The democrats are stiI anxious a.
cover all the bets offered by republicans OF ewes
money on the general result, and they ere stili
Offering odds that both Cleveland and Hill wiz
carry this state.
Col VIM Scsaefer. a well-known club man wha
bears a strong resemblance 70 Mr.. Blaine has
ventured 8, 900 even that the republicans wiz
carry New Jersey.
Mr. Kelly. OF the frm OF Kelly Bliss. OF 2stl
street. received SIS 600 the other day from repuI.
lcan sources 20 bet on Harrison even Most of D.
has already been covered, and the balance VIII bs
probably to-day.
Ex-Assistant secretary OF the Treasury chas n
Coon. who returned from England yesterday said
that friend OF his Wall street wanted 10 bel
$1,000 on Hsrrtson -Four years ago the same ual.
Mr.. Coon says, backed Mr. Cleveland.
Commissioner JAKE Hess has made several VA
gers on Harrison. He made a number OF bets early
ana got ODDS but says that he cannot do 30 now.
MT. Hess thinks but Tor the tariff issue Mr. Cieves
land would have a walk-over. but be n willing o.
bet his spare change now that the republican can
didate Will win
Ex-Congressman Jack Adams has nearly $4,000
pct on The election IN various sums Mr.. Adams a.
very sore on Mr.. Cleveland for some reason and
bis friends say that ne has allowed his feelings a
influence his judgment He has made several beis
even that Harrison will win, and one bet OF esov
even that Harrison Will poll 100000 votes In Ihis
city.
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The Evils Of Indian Visits.
THEY UsUAILY NRAN MARAUDINa PARTIES AND Loss Q
CATTLE TO SETTLERs

CATTLE TO SEITLERG
CHICAGO, Sept. IA dispatch from Helena,
Mont, says: The people living in the vicinity OF
the Sioux reservation Ia Dakota, and the Cheyenne
reservation In Montana, have been taking steps
this year to put q stop to the custom through
which these Indians make annual visits to each
other. The savages make this pretense for long
absences, which are no less than marauding expe-
ditions. The settlers are always In fear OF their
lives or OF losing valuable property when the
been brought to the attention OF Gen. BrookA
commanding the Department OF the Platte Col.
kankley. commanding omces OF Fon Mckinney,
airy companies OF his post would follow up the
Indians who left the reservations, and wherever
they found them would take them In charge and
escort them to their agency.
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SUCCESS AT LOWER BRULE.
The Indians Signing the New Treat,
Without DifSocuJtv

Without Difficulty.
CHICAGO. Sept. IA dispatch from lower Brute
agency, Dakota, says: Yesterday was great day
at this agency, and the EFFORTS OF the commission
ers have been crowned with success. TWO hun
dred and TWENTY-FIVE signatures have been secured
led by number Of the prominent chiefs
Chief Bull Head made the first speech, In which
Great Father tSst Sis Deopie m,Sht secure those
things which they sorey needed to build up happy,
prosperous and comfortable homes.
Judge Wright and MT Cleveland followed with
urgent pleas for the Indians to accept this oyer.
number OF chiefs then came forward and, after
making speeches. signed, the nrst signer being
Iron Nest. 1t Is believed they will all be enrolled
by tomorrow. The commissioners viii then leave
for Cheyenne.
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HE Fs,rsp o. AL

PoND'S EXTRACT II used IN the household Of the
FTsstdent q ,veil that of the humblest cdtissn
mempers OF the Army and the Navy, the Bar, the
~ encn the pulpit and the prssss ranks and classes
9snks for the last forty years. until thsr letter. have
ped volumes teetfying the wondexf0l cures Of al
EXTRACT.
bun Wrapper With laudscape fherSon MI
VAIN respcctsble dTugHfsts only. my2S
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS b CO., Auctionsers.
REAL ksTATE, NO 1917 d STREET North

By virtue Of deed OF trust dated on the 18th day of
June A. d. 1875, and duly recorded in Liber No $685.
folio A. one OF the land records Of the District OF Col
umbia and by the written direction Of the party Sc
cured thereby. win sell at public auction in front Of
the Premises, TO the highest bidder, MONDAY the
SEVENTEENTH DAY Of SEPTEMBER A D. lSSS
o. HALF-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK PM, all that Certain
piece or parcel Of land and premises situate in the CITY
Of Washington, District Of Columbia and known and
designated -, and being part of lot numbered I'VE
In Davidson's subdivision Of square numbered two
hundred aud eighty.seven esd beginning on II
street one hundred aud forty feet and three
CD inches east from the southwest corner OF said
square thence north fftynins 500 feet and eight S)
inches thence northeastery parallel with New York
avenue twenty three (23l feet and six co. inches
thence south sixty nine 800 feet and three 3 nches
TO street and thence west with said twenty
one CAD feet and six 0a inches to the beginning wit
the improvements Said real estate will be sold clear
Of all taxes up to June 30, 1885, inclusive
Terms, one-th1ru cash (0f which Q deposit of 1900
must be made ct the sale and the balance in two
instaments, payable in six and twelve months from
the day OF sale respectively for which the
notes Of the purchaser dated the day sale and
bearing interest at the rate Of cent per
from date until paid, interest payable semi annually
and cured BY . deed Of trust the property sod
must be gwen or the whole purchase money may, ut
the option Of the purchaser be paid in cash
II the terms Of sale not complied with within ten
days from day Of sale the right
said real estate at the risk and of the de-
fauing purchaser after Eve days notice in the EVEN
ING STAR Newspaper. All conveysncing and recording
~ the expense OF the purchaser
se4-l2i THOMAS McaILL, Trustee
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nUNCANsoN BR0s.g Auctionesrs.
DENCE AT CORNER OF NEW JERSEY AVE

NUE. AND IVY PLACE SOUTHEAST,
BY virtue Of DEGREES Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia In the matter Of guardianship Of
Horton c. Ryan, Gertrude A. Ryan and Robert H Ry-
sI infants passed in No. lS2 Of guardanships. and
no 1854 equity, will sell at public auction, In front
q the premises, ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER FIF-
TEENIH. 1888, at HALF,PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p;
n. Lot numbered 81, Of r. II. Ryan's subdivision Of
ORIGINAL Lot ~. in square number 800 in Washington
CITY, improved by . three-story and basement Brick
Owelnng House having . south and east front, and
being No 42l New Jersey avenue southeast
mart :. cssn oalahce IN TOUT eQ0al pay
With sx per cent interest from day Of sale ali cash.
~ option OF purchaser. deposit Of S100 required,
and all convsyancins at purchasers cost.
selO-d&ds 500 9TH Of. NV.
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The Returns from Maine.

LEwIsToN, ME-, Sept. lathe Journals returns
from all but few plantations IN the second con-
gressional district, give Dingley trepublican)
90, 719; Allen democrat, 1920; Eustis prohibi-
tionisD 778; Howard Qabor) 66S; republican gain
l,743 from two years ago.
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MARRIED

KLEIN-oNErLL On the evening Of September 4
1sss. by the Rev \. NJ Newman, HENRY KLEIN,
Of this CITY, TO Miss ALICE UNElL1 Of Philadelphia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. --on TUESDAY, sept@mbss
1, lsss Ia balitmore Nd by the Rev J. ", 0rubh
W. a SCHUBERT, Of Washington D. q, 70 ROSA A
PlERPoST OF Baltimore County. Md
baltimore pagers please copyI
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Nominated for ConRrevs.

FERGUS FALL, MIMI, Sept. 12.-The democratic
congressional convention for the fifth district has
nominated Charles Canning q farmer and MEM
Der OF the Farmers Alliance.
LITTLE ROCK. ARK, Sept. 12-Hon. John n.
Rogers was renOminated for Congress In the
fourth district by reclamation by the democrats
at ClarksvEle yesterday.
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Axx,s Han Vuo.

Rsndses the hair sofS plians - slossy pso.
NOTES sfsssh ssewtA. and suss sraptavs dis-
sasss II the scalp. lazy 4 Jscfsou. salsA
Mssa.. wdtsss II have used Ayers Hair visor
for sumbsr a ysars. and 10 has AWAY. s1vso
me- saasfAetion. II 10 an excellent drsssins.
prsvsuts The hair from turning srsy. inss<ss
IL vigorous growth. and keeps The scalp white
and olsan.~
Several months ego my hair commenced
fAllins out and In . few WEEKS ~ almost
bald. thought . bottle Of Ayers Hair vieor.
and. asssr using only part Of II my hssd We
covered With heavy growth Of b. .f.-Thomas
Mupdsy. Sharon Grove. Ky.
AYERS HAIR vIoOh
Prepared By Dr.. J. O. Aver Co. Lowell.
Moss. Sold b. Druggists and Psrfumers. N2S
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SuMMER i 1cruREs.
Light and attractive suh,ect. IN, n. r,c,r+-, ana
ssSsSias R 9a1I G,fts fIAY1NS poSfS
AiMS Tojetti coomsn JEAN ATssFh CHRID.s
HAnSS!EMD A.ROSYm Dyorak. Paintinss. Mirrors,
Etcnln6h &C Al ROGERS GROUPS
te26 $40 CHESTNUT 81. PHfLA6ETPM7A.
RUT FEW ARTICLES HAVE REACHED sdCa A
AOwocto- VIDE reputation - AN0osrURA BIrrERs. For
over on years they have been the stand
h Of the digestive organs Their success
-; imltations be you get the genuine
so 1SSss' manufactured only BY DR. b sIEdERI
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Tn MAJ WHO WAS bef AYTRI-The WafTant
sworn out yesterday BY superintendent stouten-
burVh, Of the workhouee charging Edgar DAVIS,
with setting IRE 70 Oswald c. Allen, an inmate OF
the workhouse. - published In yesterdays SfAR
was served on the defendantA certancase nom
DR.. Chew that Allen was unable 70 appear was
produced In the Police Court to-day and the cane
vas continued tpde0nitely.
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The Prairie Fire. Still Burning.

CHICAGO, Sept IA special from Bismarck
raging freely in this locality. vast area or
prairie Is covered BY the fire. There is q rumor
that whole family had fallen victims to the
namean
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SPECIALTTES
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

EoB sALE-LoTs AND VILLA SITES AT ROSS
lynn, the Rrandest Of all Washineton's suburbs for
sxs q me s1ty and river three ave sx and TN eta
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NEW YORK, september lathe Iron Age in its
monthly report Of the status OF the blast furnaces
In the United states, to be published tomorrow,
shows that there has been an increase
In the capacity working from 1l93S9 gross tons
weekly product OF pig iron on the LIST OF August to
LIE, 266 tons on the lSt Of September.
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HAVANA, Sept N-Senor Silvestra Garcia, who
was kidnapped from his estate OF vaiiente at Ma
tanzaS last month by bandits, has been released
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A RxMAaxApI. CAss
The TE44hcKNowN, CARLSBAD sPRypEL SALT
PR0oG ~ IR0N TIE NAICRAL sPRIEos
OF p THH {SS;SA fIiSe "A, RL9ob

OF The SO-CAILEp BLOOD
PURIFYING REMEDIES
The cashier Of N. duggenheifn's Sons, 81 and %
trankin street one Of the largest import houses in
- follows:
For years ! have suffered from sbscesses which
always formed on the back OF my neck and he'd to be
~ lo9 time e tine net to obtain relief yssd ~ sorss
would always reeppeer. I suffered very much pain
until nay physician advised me TO eeths genuine i'm
this for about four weeks, end since that time heve
been entirely free from the dissAse. Ny complexion
os2npt speak too hishly Of this really valuable redy
speak Of It's wonderful effects Is q NATIVE.
Yours very respectfully, I MIYERs
The Genuine Carlsbad Sprnde1 Salt Powder Ii put up
In round boel Each bottle comes In paper cartoon
and has the seal Of the city Of Carlsbad shd the ssns
ture Of Eisner Mendelson Co.. Sole Agents. around
the neck Of every bottle All others worthless init
tations Pamphlets and DE- Toboldt,s lecture mailed
Barclay ST., N. Y. Sole Agents sul-m.w6
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TO.MORROW.

WEEKS b Co, Aucuoneers.
w 637 Louisians avenue,
Opp. City Post-Onioe
AND INTENSIVE SALE OF KIE-
CANT FURNITUKf, FOR ALMOST EvERy DE-
PARTMENT OF THE HOUSEHOLD, BEING
IHE L4RaEsT 9EFERBIINa OF GOOD. sU yR
INCLUDING, WITHOUT a9IN9 INTO GENE
RooM CHAMBER, KITCHEN AND 0THKR FUR
NITURE, ELEGANT CARPETS. &c. &C. AT OUR
AUCTION ROOMS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
THiRTEENTH, COMMENCING AT TEN
O'CLOCK, WITHOUT REGARD TO WEATHER.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THOSE DESlR.
Gus OF FURNISHING OR RETURNS HING rs
CALLED To THE ABOVE SALE. 1t
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The Sunary Cavtl MN.

4 xUkf8Eh CONVENIENCE oRpHkEp-TH1 HoCNR NJ
yncrs THE 800 AMENDMENT
In the House this afternoon the motion TO con-
our In the Senate amendment OF the sun
dry civl bdll appropr1ating for the proposed Zoo
logical PARK was lost by vote OF 30 20 So and the
Amendment was non-ooncurfed in The remaining
Senate amendments Coe minor importance were
also pon-concurrsd In, and . further conference
ordered on the bin
In the discussion on the SOCIOLOGICAL park amend
in favor OF the project, and MeasrS Bland and
Blount attacked II
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Tine Death Record.

During the twenty -four hours ending ct O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported TO the health
ONCE as follows: Dennis NJ. Ward, white. 2
Scott, white, 40 years; VIM. j. Lewis, white, 9
months; Francis Mcmahon. white. 20 days; Jas.
Ii. Harrison white, 81 years; Emma r. Upman,
Amelia North, colored. "a years; Thos Williams
colored, 8 months; Eliz. Williams, colored %
months; Edw. B. Riley, colored, 1 year; Chas. W.
Boyd, colOred, "a years; Robt. Henson, colored,
year.
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PARIS, Sept. 12.-President Carnot and Prime
Minister N0Quet arrived At Cherbourg to-day TO
witness the manoeuvres OF the naval squadron.
They embarked on board the Marengo The presa-
dent was enthusiastically cheered.