Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1866, Page 1

‘THE EVENING SPAR 8 PUBLISHED DAILY. BXCEPT SUNDAY, ; AT THE STAR BUILDINGS jc wthevest corner of Penn’a avenus and 11th street BY 5 W. D. WALLAOH. ——_e—_—_ The STAR is served by the carriers to their abecribers im the Qity and Distric at Tam ‘ETS PER WEEE. Copies at the counter, with 5 Dry Geoas. Trade bas continues to increase, yet there is @ Girpostibon among eome houses to heid for Digher prices. The demand is good, and car- yent) prices readily obtainea. Browe and (bee ched shirtings abd sheetings are aot ve, abd prices yery firm, with rather an upward ten- dency for prime qualiues. Prints of very de- tirable etyjes are redoced in stock, and prices bave advanced Inixc. The saies have been extensive. Canton fannels are io large stock, and prices weak. Siripes active aod firm. Denuns steady. Gingbams firm and active, Great activity prevaiis in delaines. The oriek demand bas reduced the stock on band ma- lerially, and prices are steady. Coburg: cone Upue to grow in favor, and command quick sakes at good prices. Shawis show more breknese. The more desirable bave aa up- ira; one year, Five Dollars. No papers are » +t trom the office longer than paid for. The WEEKLY STAR—published on Friday | VOL. XXVIII. WASHINGTON. D. C.. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. 1866. NE. 4,219. | mceccy prices. Heavy fancy camimeree are 1 Taing—One Dollar and a Haif « Year. in good request at firm prices. All seasonable descriptions of style are wanted. Dare TELEGRAMS, we. “SPECIAL NOTICES, f BANKERS. .MUSEMENTS THE PRESIDENT’s ToUR. Sciniy. ‘at fall prices,” Blankets of "ew oo 4 —_— its A terrible explosion occurred in Albany | Speeches at ee eee at Cim- | quality bave declined, but the better kinds are $$$ ee 7 - cinpat firm and wanted. Lm ed fabrics are active ¥ ‘ Ec. SARE YOU POSTE. ilar pron | yesterday morning. The saw and pianing port ae peer She pacha he reer ler erties of PHALONS MOLT BLOOMING CE- | mil of S. & G. Rork, af the corner of Law- Lovievittx, Sept. i1—The Hon. James | at improved ices. Desirabbe styles are get- BANKER, iid a Grover’s,) ee treana | BEUS?" ite fragrance is the imprin beeath | rence and Water streets, blew up, killing ten | Guthrie introduced the President im compii- mae sone. one eens ae have advanced. Pifieenth sarees, opposrte Treasury, Seton: hes cay ney aps i gg apt ee Beas Se ee poekngr a practice thy ‘| OF twelve persons and seriguely injuring eight | “Entary terms, bidding hima cordial welcome. joussriines deiaine, black and colored mer- ‘he ipo, and cashe mire a’ Ecosx a bri iT I be Opened for the rrguiar rip perfume It ie the moat Indetinte an well ax | OF oon others. CaCeEpaR teen Pama ton topien of the d say, bantuns Srounentiy chawen. | boctekt. Mousemats ane quick cf ons ant FALL ANP WINTER SEASON ~ ‘ Bohs ine ond entrancing o jelictous noire Of the explosion, was heard to agreat | He express: 4 in very feeling terms the manner | firm. Alpacas steady. Silks are more active Buy and sell at current market rates, and Keep | '0!/um, opstantly on band, s fall supply of all ina few days, with the late great Boston. af distance, and pearly all’ the window: the | 18 which Re had been received by the State of | especially fine blacks. British prints are GOVERNMENT BONDS, ’ SSoieg pon peien eae Buccese, the MABBIa 3E AND CELIRAOY, vicinity were rset Bey A number of persons | Kentucky, and particularly by the city of | firm. ‘ath maihiner goods ~] feadily. The SEVEN-THIBTIES, AND OOMPOUND THE 10k WITCH an Essay of Warping and Instruction for Young | were siruck with fragments of stone and tim. | Louisvill He referred in compiimentary | auction salesare numerous and large. British INTEREST NOTES. oe tuned ie the endiliak Beenie Artist, Mr. a, lgo, Diseares and Abuses tpt pe orig bord ber. The establishment covered an acre of a athe Sistingniahed. peatioman. Senator noe ig ant ee Orders for STOOK 8. BONDS, de , executed, and Caarunes GELZ” Tho Cast of Caractere wil | free st chases In beind Teiten caeeloken Address | £7OUNG, aNd it is said the loss will be about tara, whe acted ae their tative on 4 quickly . geeks supe r a + of Und niable ex:o'lence,sod taentire pro- | Drs KILI , he occaswp, and drew a outline of his | brought higber prices. Silke and linens. ai i 320,000, bs y leliections made on sil aecessible points. (on wit! be oue calculated to render memora | Mon’ Phitadl BovenTes, Heward Assoc: ‘f r % tecal career, roughes: it. b ba’ ‘Woo! ag 13-3 A Jobneon meeting wes held in Faneuit | Sevag! Fee o San l aetae ae aries ng Shia : hi devotion to the and the Union. | Saxony, German merinos and itne, sold cnt 1 SB = - SEATIOCNOR ANT ee rela tt a Hall, Boston, Tuesday evening, which, owing | He saia that when the crisis came and the re- | Teadily. and French merinos and delaine ex- ROW &£c@ OOLGATE’S ABOMATIO VEGETABLE B80AP |». :he inclemency of the weather, was not ful- | beliion eommenced he took sides in favor of | cittd considerable competition.--V. ¥. Indepen- BA® naees @UKATION oF A superior ToILET Soar, prepared from refined | ly atlended. The Hon pees a See pd bo bong pe of the Union, eee bis | dent, Sept. 13. = : yALL'S NEW RA HOUSE, in combination x | Sided. and speeches were made by Johy Quin. | devotion ‘commen country, be was ne Se TN Corner Louisiane avenue and Seventhatrest, | | WU Oe atand Pennsylvania todcpsclaideigndfor th sss of hawemssand | JyAitasna seat" Aube. ar Aunan ex. | Msnoppewd sete consciaensdte powers | | Chelera Record. = . 9 pre: t aw publican aim ‘ AN oe ty-two DEALERS IN na eee MADAME GHIONT'S AND SIGNOR SUBINI'S the Nursery. Ite perfume is exquisite, and | was to keep the Union perpetually divided Pay pe their course they fin- | deaths in this city Inst week—nineteen whites GOVERNMENT SECU . GRAND ITALIAN OPERs. washing properties unrivalled. Party did oot tear tee eet ar nnfectom. The | tracted in one department ef the Coweramens, | eae, mee Macks. Prem chalers,. six ’ 5 arty not fear the South atall, It wasthe t, | whites and twelve blacks. GOLD AND SILVER wp warrants, | MAX STRAKOSCB....... eee yn | Forsale by all draggiets, fot-etig. | Ihe Democratic pasty of the Nea they feared, | @Md eventually the establishment of a mon: | Sr. Lovis, Sept. 11.—Nine cemeteries report sy tf Pe cat Sian ————_ | SRASOR FONT IVELY UISITEy Mr. Abbott followed in a talk toasmall audi. | 4rchy- He referred to the passage ot the Freed- | fitty-three cholera interments om Sunday, and Se a NAGB TS. toeen Wok as MOTH AND FRECKLES, ence that remained, and the meeting ad- | ™en’s Bureau bill, civil rights and Montana | seven cemeteries report forty-one inierments EWis J so! “* siecle Sokal Mt pee Ladies afficted with Discolorations on the Face, re ~ | bills as @ testimony to this opinion. He then | yesterda Mrector begs le: to announce that, hy 4 | journed, y day. . BANKERS, 5 pale vereean: betas consented toimangaratethe | oalled moth patches or freckles, should use PER- General Steadman is expected to arrive in Mad heed ade Peer tee ee Peano | eee th — Tee — ~ geal axD adore mew opere Bos ae. werie® a ph Ded BY’S celebrated MOTH and FBEOKLE LOTION. | New Orleans in a few days. His mission isin determination is Heed Seunaowaule ‘where me seonenahel op | oe as ail ® Ci : DEALFES IN FORRIGN EXOBANGE, Temoccled renovated, and improved in every par- | 1¢i#infallible Prepared by Dr. B. 0. Perry, Der- | part to try and influence Governor Welle not | had already mikon ie pale Where he ATLANTA, Sept. 11 —There have been a few GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, tieuler. end 1 he finest houses | Matologist.49 Bond st..N.¥. Soldby all drag- | 1. remove tne different sheriffs for failing to | Ment of the Constitution. Referring to the | cases of cholera amongst the troops recently OK 8, BONDS. inthecity The -ollowing emi eistein ington and ei here. my 18-eoSm comply with his (Governor Wells’) prociama- pleasing demonstration in which thirty-six | arrived here, and one death. 8T . s the Rew York and Boston Academies of a aa lena ass tion of July 27, previding for an election to fill | YOUPE #irls bad personated the States of the Ricumonn, Sept. 12—The Board of Health GOLD ABD SILVEB, COMP AND INAUGURAL COMPANY SURELY, wa merece vacancies to the cons itutional convention: papal gon — our a oa reports eight cases of ae since yesterday. B Di * CCE. ving P > | m of old, equally proud ot @ beauty an be estimated average ‘holera Tents Gcmacdpass sue Malitoveiu sil itaciepartmenta: ©) “™ lmPortant SMOLANDEB'S EXTRACT BUCKU miliua, The Governor will stand Arm and | Schie remente of owe child as of the others, and | since the fretet ihe mosh ie tree nee se | Bank of Washingto ; ANGIOLINA GHIOSE, Mlle. PAULINE 1s CURING carry out bis, programme in accordance with a eceary p Seward’ wes" thes wociterousty | only Restore. rats bape ok aaa ; 2 ‘ be. Ww en voci usiy | given, as no record is kept at sev of the first National Bank of Washington. | Mme, sNGion every cose of Kipwry Dismast, Buuvaaviem, | PO" he thinks right, independent of any one | .siied fer, and spoke acceptably to ihe a Jay Cooke & Co.,) President. Moe PATTI STRAK 0SCH Prima Donns Con- | Guavar, Uninany Disonpxns, Weaxnzss and | '_Waehington or elsewhere. assemblage in support of the Feconstruction “Nsw Oxceame, Sept. 11.—Thirty-two deaths B.D. COOK B, (of Jay Coo! > i. . mn Ce make Pa Pires te'thd Bick! Pauiia omrusters oad The Fenian pic-nic at Darley Park, Batti- policy. He than! the audience for the kind | trom cholera occurred yesterday. WAM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. Signor ET rima Baritcni { BERANT es aa deatioaypma = more, yesterday was attended by abont three | reception. and said this was his first appearance GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY Bignor GUISEPPE MABUA-sicnor AUDAVANI | T2ovsLEsarising from Bxcussxs o¥ anv Kin. poses Ene president Roberts was not preity eoignng- Ahm yreayre dns Be wwas, nev- | LawLmsenzss 1x Lovpox County, Va—The | resent, enera enll, wi ani J nd, in Th im utter- asp Sicnor AUGUSTINO SUBINI_ Signor COLETTI NY tapes the Fenian invasion, was presentand madea | ance, (0 express his general seatiments before | LA*sbUrE correspondent of the Alexandria G- FIBANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED Signors Xinense dane. Sone boi papel L . speech. In allnding to the recent expedition | the people of Louisville. He would not hold a | * A negro man, named John Taylor, a worth: STATES, Miguere Lacete cee ee ene TAKE NO OTHER BUCKD. he intimated that the failure was owing to the | different language here in the gow degree | working man, was robbed and shot ove night : ms Bisson : and ‘Staze Manager Sold by all Apothecaries. Price @1. D. BARNES | deception practiced by high officials ot the | rom what he wonld hold or held in the | isst week, by some men, with blackened faces. 16th streets, opPosice the Treasury Department, Saeed pin & 00., Now York, and BABHES, WARD &0o., | Government. He Predicted 8 very different | other cities and aoe ene ee — reflec: | who, it is said, had once before robbed him. rit: Treasurer United | Figror 84 RTI : Signor CARELLA ‘ * | resultnext time to the Fenians should the: ion particularly suggested itself to him | pp, ly mone; t this time was fift; ’ . 5 le jase. eadquarters of the Canadian Rifles, | * a ge ONE MILLION DOLLARS The © ail i q : s people of the neighborhood of Mount Gilead. {T bes . . erally called the Keystone State, and the great F whith pines ts Geaenes meceeeen ee ly selected from the best avail talent | General Agents. feb 10-ly regulars, have been removed from Kingston to | state of New ¥ 4 Mich: and — ve = , are Webar end ool lt dees of COTEENMENT | “aw York soa slackers: ead comttceia a ay ous, be Sk Laem aa the ee ee i . : ~ this outrage. a Niagara. Mr. Howland has been appointed | a part of Illinois. to St. Lonis. im the 5! wie oy FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections | (HOURS ope Grand Orchestra, there is an tmpos- | nigh-Lorn and lowly, comes the Universal Voice ef | signed. The Canadian loan has been with. | of Illinois and indians, t¢ the ety ot Tenis v ym ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE | '"§g\ ENTY-FIVE FIRST-CLASS ARTISTS : = is thought he will lose. One drawn from the market asa failure. not nalf| ville. He had found that while in the North her ery pokes was oods, and pet HALL’S VEGETABLE the amount of the loan bas been taken up, | States there were great differences on the one ed ~ gerereeirn per peyn yy Lovett UNITED STATES. GRAND OPENING NIGHT, it te SICILIAN HAIB RENEWER. momen the interest was percent. Govern. | ject of the restoration of the Union, a the State | Waking ap shot bith, sucther ie trae hoe We purchase Government Vouchers on the FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Qisr, Pe hong eikee .~ Eee me srucle, a Ine QimLehey, Beater Ina ee up | of Kentucky, Wy = — sige gg a wa! ine pt together, both wher the in “ z Semic 0; t “oll - . ress! e defic! ; v lependent compa. | priety say, in the Seuthern States, there ‘uor. some ‘urred WOST FAVORABLE TERMS, ond give coretal Bde cag Boek mented Comps Onere, doe the icy nad whey hair into Beautiful digftens brash, | nies are arming themselves with American | was an entire unanimity of opinion in favor of vy snot ho Sl eee ose 1B6 prompt attention to . CRISPINO B LA COMARE, But above all, the great wonder is the rapidity | Tepeating rifles. the Union of these States. fhe South is sound Again on Saturday, 1 believe. four pn 4CCOUNTS of BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS, | The latest Musical trop in Europe and the | githwhichit restores Gray Hain zo its ORIGINAL A New York thief, name unknown, was shot | 40d sincere in its loyalty to the Union. The | met at a place called Hawling’s biackemith nd to any other business entrusted to us. Sit sc ceslecee witt Lidge p arene Une it a few times. and dead early Tuesday morning,on Chelsea beach, | Trn*0n Of this wae obvious and founded on | shop, and commenced playing cards; after a FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN- | strengtb. PRESTO, CHANGE! near Boston. where. with two comrades, he simple Principles of human nature; the ideas | time, two of them commenved quarreling, and the whitest and worst’ looking hair its tor which this war had been undertaken were ‘ushed ont, and seized their guns, with which MEMT LOANS at all times cheerfally farnished Fright orpgetie youthful beauty." It doce not dye the hairs but | Cis ver cucen OY constable Linscottand two | nurtured in the South fifty years before their (ney Sed ten hantag, enaenotier maemo WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Osshter. ERNAMI, : Coloring matter’ ont Alls st with new life and | Tinecott was shot badly through the lowe Eid the South had Tose ena goad been fought | with a load of shot, wounding Bim quite se- Washington, March 20. 1865. m 21-tf (Verdi's chef @eucre,) with @ powerful combins- pe wil a uke 8 long disagreeable tri: one of the thieves was killed. The other two 7 J <f ; | verely. ES tio Reserved seats in Orchestra, jal rove a truth ofthis matter. The first apoilcation wil escaped. Several thoueand dollars worth of | joc: erenner eee ie eter Suffering bad ita reed peg beers violence have Circle and Para " been greater, and the party that had suffered +. $2;"admiseien to | do good; you will see the NatuRaL CoLom return- | silver ware and other valuables st len i > 7. never occurred in Loudoun county any month pend Pant gy Teserved seats, 50 | ing every day and woumuowite suburban residences, weragecovered, ae peak rier ba ee ioe bak tate ee cote for thirty years; bardly in any year. tra; F pet, x § nce on Monday, | the old, gray, discolored a) of the hair Dr. J. W. Prince, United States volunteers, | the result of the contest. At the conclusion of ‘Suinvaes Donen ie ha: Metzerctt'sMuaic Store. se 13-38 Fill be gone, giving place to lustrous, shining and | has been appointed chief quarantine officer at | tbe war President Johnson summoned three CLOTHING, &c. rn E GREAT BECONSTRUCTIONIST. Ax OLD Turgvinc Dover Revivep.—Two s , i i to consult with him as tothe conditions | YOURE 2nd stylish looking thieves have just — ARINI 5 Ask for Hall's Sicilian Hair Benewer: no other | Fortress Monroe, with his headquarters on | Persons < i been caught in New York while engaged in a Whose KOP-PEL® TL know him well— M/Fasdionase pawome acapemy, | articieisatall ikelt inener “Yer etiBaciee” | board the steamer City of Albany Sonic wei admitted to the Union He air. sei be Te: | thieving raid upen fashionable boarding houses In charges a reinetion' AT MARINI’S ASSEMBLY ROOMS, OuzaP to Bry, PLEASANT TO TRY, be stationed off the capes for the purpose of ex- - onind be dd vise rd) W85 | Tt appears from a confession made by the etina iat. tie Bay HOF Es BB, Letween sth and 10th streets. There are een8uEE,T9,2O You Goon. amining all vessels bound into Chesapeake bay the ase of obec Ae = thieves thatthey were in the habit of consuit- oea us : PROP. MARGNS sotares tacks 00 tte aThere.sremany imitations. Be sure you Procure | and Hampton Roads. Dr. T. E. Wilcox, late | ibe #8 from its staff, the Union ehoald be re, | ingeach of the daily newspapers, and clip- Has rebel wear broke down your gear, for mer puptis acd friends. and reepsctfully eee arectared only Nashua, NH. rofessor in the Union College at Schenectady, | Siroa tn ite fall tae Fee - | ping therefrom all \he advertisements under sr nd threatened ite destraction® one me Sey Te For sale by all druggists. Si -B1y a been appointed assistant quarantine offi- In answer toa Suna from the crowd to | he head of boarding. The most respectable of Ai al we' - ; ie classes ’ sialon ° these houses were noted in a memorandum F “ > , September lxth. . . tell them something about Mexico, he replied: te sia 9 de-xeep le aE PRA Saye and Hours of Tuition—Tucsday, Thursday, we 4 SUPERIOR REMEDY. Private advices from the cane-break coun- | « Yes, I will tell you something about Mexico, | 200% as the basis of po el ag Beneath bis skill. e ch portion will and Saturday, from 3to5 p.m » for young Indies. | -,We can conscientiously recommend to thosesnf- | try, in Alabama, Natches, and Texas, in the | Take care of the States you have already got, | Would then go toone ofthese houses, and whi| Be brought in close communion: aes ees edeaie: (CF gentlomen, from 8 to10 | PRMD MELLIPLUOUS GOUGH Betton, | delia of Louisiana, from parish Avogels, south | and when you bave secured them 1 it Gan or inehouan Ws Siem eheeeE Ea on eee 7 "Phe States within this Unica! The! above Hall can be engaged for Beirees mf a a ee % it i fort all Gpcak at tee ee tne w kauical Wacchant Secretary Welles, Gen, | €¥¢T be would lay bis bands upon. Watches, &c. For further particulars apply on th doute bet aee Mellifaous Gough Belore ts cneng * ‘A as in the Custer and Geno “ : * | chains, lockets and money, and ladies’ and , ‘ ioe se igh Balsam is one of | fields; little or no cottonis expected to be ‘uster an n. Crook were also introduced, * " ’ How oli non Know. for swell dressed bean 3 the best preparations in use. and is ail thatits | gathered, and very little corn has been | 40d received the plandits of the multitade. ntiemay © clothing are neha 90 have Seen ta- omen with H. KOPPEL— pBers. J. W. # HP. KREIS’ The past wesk cad Tound Raich peed te during | planted, consequenily great distress will en. | _ General Kousseau was at home among his | Ke by tBese men in large quantities. A list of the highest fashion. ~ sue, The Alabama and Texas advices sa: fries When the party repaired to the | f0Ur hundred and pinety-one houses Was found jared by Dr SSuckinaa, Northern lesses will not lease anew. Y | Louisville Hotel, where quarters had been | Checked in the thieves memorandum book. BNa& The steamer seized by the Government az | Provided, an immense crowd were awaiting to ae gestae and ping fal four lan and OHAS. | Montreal is the propellor Congress, formerly | Erect the President, which they did by loud “ . i No more street, Cincinnati, Ohio. attern Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 6th and 7th sts.. y Druggiste. Sold D4 J W!NAL ~ ust lewathy list, i Opposite 0.: also at WAITE’S Drug Stor . ne are Ee pemnons * — eens CHKISTINI’S, 317 Pa. avenue and 302 Ninth | 2 ° r sheers, guaes fluently. Of every stylish pattern. Our Academy {s now open for the rec>ptien of | street. in the service ef the United States. She is T Pusils. 1 ing thanks to eur fe ————__—___ © ly painted black. Her owner is F. G. Bent: cine ae memes Secon Cohen ord Aone % a3! s. Inretarnin an eur forme: - 5 7 1 s PF. G. ntrig. i ti i : 5 seen sae eteeet eres seltim: | and friends for thelr patronage, most. Foopectfaiie Two sap CASES. OF PILES CURED BY DE . iL Mop at Beading Sant oe kes eee ane DANCING ACADEMY, (reasing cough. It ts pi t kind, 3 Tue Rapical ELection Tour.—The mem- i " + ms 5 4 bers of the late Philadelphia radical conven- Solicit constnaeete ete eee Oe TRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY cS en ee as om her way from New will stop at Madison half an hour, and arrive tion, appointed to make an election tour be had at J. Ellis’ and W. G. Metzerott 4 0c Glass. of Janesville, Wisconsin writes for | *°T* to Detroit when seized. Her owner has | at Uincinnati to-morrow at§ a. m. through the country, arrived in New York on ATEST NEWS | lore oe +a. ott Co.'s eneBt of all who suffer with the Piles, that ho | 2Ot yet been able to procure her release,and | CINCINNATI. Sept. 12.—The Presidertial Tuesday evening, and were entertained at the 4 ‘The Hall can be rented for Soirees, &e. has been troubled for sight years with an aggra when be applied to the Attorney General on party left Louisville for Cincinnati last night | tion ue club rooms and the Gramer. FRoM Font aad Heine af tine Fried case of Piles. and bis brother was discharged | the subject, was informed thathe could give | at eight o'clock, and took passage on fhe Park Hotel. There was no interest manitumn OAK HALL, For Ladies, Misses and Mestors, Tacsday and | iyzed with the Piles.) Both thse diatrceiegeerey | Dumbo answer yet. Seenias Untied Biaies, Vihers every cate and = in these preliminaries. The formai reception Saturday afternoons, from 4 to 60" 4 cured wi . Reliable information has been ri ved attention was bestowed by the president of the BLADQUABTERS CLOTHING DEPART ‘Gentlemen's Glasses, Tuesday and Friday eve- PILE kl Th oecpottle of Dr. STBICKLAND'S cone wen » took place at the Cooper institute. Peter Cooper MENT. nings. from 8 to 10 o'el eee ide tee asi mmendation of thes | six colored soldiers were recently muraered in | "i! line to render the tip comfortable and | presided, and Wim, f:, Dodge received the teas 7 lemen. beside the daily testimonials recei red pleasant. ling sto For further information, apply durieg the hours wg Jefferson. Texas. The military commander at aged veling stowmen. Parson Brownlow made a - SS ee by Dy ty 5, won e responsible r thi 4 7 ow 3 Nos. 460 and 464 SEVENTH STREET. DENTIST’ NaIKN & OO, CHAS CHUISTIANI S71 Ba, | Union men in thattection. Thelivesof Usioa | Bim. She 15, UO feet long, and is to be low | speech, which the audience listened to wi ISTRY. avenue end 502’ 9th street. ‘oc 25-17 | men are frequently threatened. : acrid Toa Bagel eo aid — pe great umpatience. Joseph J. Stewart, of Bal- TWENTY PER CENT. SAVED BEMOVAL, HALL’S VEGETABLE The first district court in Northern Georgia | stoppage. The citizens of Madison were a Harrerse ptigtoee eee 1 lewd BY BSYING YOUR Dz. LEWIE. DENTIST hes REMOVED from SICILIAN HAIR RENEWEB since the close of the war was held at Atlenta | much disappointed, as they had made ample barch. Brockiys, where Parson diicuse FALL ABD WINTER CLOTHES SOW. 242 to 260 Penn. avenae, ten doors has proved iteclf to be the most perfect preparation | Tuesday, Judge Erskin presiding. The mem- | preparations to extend theif hospitalities, nad ; re 8 Iti ever offered to the public. bers of the bar passed resolutions pledging | were to s rovedthe chiefattraction. A diepatch from e a torchlight procession. This egetable compound, and contains no iu- | themselves to sustain the court in vindicating | morning, r thes six o'clock, the party stopped at ienry Ward Beecher containing a welcome to jurious properties whatever. the majesty of the laws, and tsi the visitors was read at the meeting—N. F omen i jesty 01 ‘ws, And promising Judge | Aurora, Indians. and several hundred persons s = gar sp EE Caron Ut Bustone Gray Hain to its Onictxat | Wayne cordial support when he visits’ Sask, | Coienwd ee wharf,and cheered and firea | “ral. It will keep the hair from falling out. nab in November. a salute. ‘ THatT ILLEGAL Cent.—The illegal car fare AND It cleanses the scalp, and makes the hair soft, The Wisconsin Agricuitural and Mezhani- At € o'clock, when six miles from Cincinnati, question is exciting considerable excitement in WINTER CLOTHING —_ ‘rd os a cal Association Fair, for the exhibition of | We were met by the steamers Dumont and Ro- | two or three prominent cities in the East and AT TWENTY PEB CENT. LESS Ne person, ald a FORE eeeald fail to use tt, stock, opened Tuesd: Three hundred en. | Wena, with a large number of passengersand | West, In Cincinnati an injunction has been then the same goods can be manufactured for to- z tries were made. The trotters Panic, nh} & band of music. A committee of reception | issued against several railroad companies to “GL anv Uskp sy THE First Forest, and Louisa, of New York: Buckskin | from Cincinnat came on board the United | restrain them from charging more than ihe A Ask for Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re- | and Plonghboy, of Vhicago, and the fastest | States and called on the President, tendering | five cent fare with the addition of the Internal er. sesmens can seve greatly by buying aow for next land Winters use. newer, aud takeno other, Wisconsin stock are on the ground. him their escort to the city. Revenne tax. The issue is precisely the same @ are alge making peal eden den cee M. LOOMIS, M.D. sunk +4 HA ub B00... A mass meeting of the eoldiers and sailors of | ape pet eee, cairesee Seen commit- | in New York. We observe thst the question —— iter mu The Inventor and Patentee of the MINERAL for sale by all Druggi oatgaat “Thay Maryland was held in the New Assembly = — vi a Song We ty. here addressed the | involying the Tight of the conductor mde ig Jour immediate attention to this advertisement Ie oftine een epee erronally at Roomsin Baltimore yesterday, for the pur- | President, saying they were desirous of his | passenger for refusing to pay more than eleven M/ L schoy SECR! Willpsy you. wear these teeth who cannot wear others, DISEASES. Pose of electing delegates tothe grand National | P&)ing & visit to Covington, and regretting | cents for fare is likely to be tested in the latter ged no person can wear others who canaot wear | | SA¥ARITAN the certain, safe and | Convention of Soldiers and Sailors to be heid | {D8t be could not make it convenient to do so. | city, and will doubtless bring the “extra cent” efivctual rem ITH BBOS. & CO., ‘mos! Ne. 460 and = Seventh street, indeed, the only vegetable reme- | at Cleveland, Ohio, on the 17th of September The people of Kentucky would delight to honor uestion to an issue, although there is no Ditty pposite Post Office. Persons at my office oan be accommoda- | “Y €Ver discovered. Cures in two to tour days, and | next him asa man, for in him they perceived an joubt the p: er has the Jaw on his side. 9 pre: . | recent cases in twenty-four hours No minera| a ulustration of the beneficent e ts of republi- | El cen “legal der” M18 gronant TAILor tire, but fo these whe aie oacticg eee see iad is | balsam, no merrury Only ton pills to betanen’ te |. The latect election returns from Idaho say | ‘/% if rine Goons des nee been Eee ee . . . 5 stitutions. They were aware of his ca- | sixteen cents for three fares, twenty-one cents: ‘ook’s majority for Congress will not 7 i t, cleanest, strongest and most perfect don. | i* the soldier's hope, and a friend te those who do | that Holbr reer from the ranks of the people to the posi- | for four fares, etc.,and the railroad monopo- Corner of 9th and D streets, are that : se the MINE: not want to be exposed. Male packages, $2;fe- | exceed 40. The Legislature standsas follows: | 4; bern! Opo Baits aes > thanks for the it 1 fare ert can procure. the MINERAL TEETH me 3 uuncil, 7 Democrats and 3 Union: House, 17 tion he now occupied, and where he bad | lists should be taught that the people “know Sold by BC Ford Ree ad ve | ganization this year. inement wi fh ed * . ns I achieved civic success. The motto of Ken- | their rights. snd knowing dare maintain ve patropage bestowed upon him during past Hooms in this elty-—-Ne 338 Penn’a avenue. be- BitAaN's Root anv Here Jvices—A positive | Democrats and 3 Union. No disposition is , 7 - ighte, owing ntain them. and at the same time invites ‘and and permanent enre for Spy bilis, Scrofala. Ule: i S tucky is“United we stand, divided we fall.” i trict de io vsithisatore and inspect his : Priladeipiig’ 22tB ete. Alec, 907 Arch strect, | Core Boote. Potters: ba ice ol een eaatts | manifested to agitate the question of State or- | {2°XY. adopted long betore the rebellion, and | FRaxce AND Mgxico—In Galignani, for and choice selection of goods, which he hog suat s = ia is most applicable to the present conditi { | August 25, we find the following: Earcheaed tes the Fall end Winter ‘The bark AdaG. York, from New Orleans for PP! be condition o: l4 ng: affairs. The steam transports 4esignated for Vera ARDON, his associate, continues to give ‘his Gh BAGS! m] Liverpool, with cotton, was wrecked on Sable The President briefiy replied, saying: No | Cruz are stated to have received orders to ay ao the Lge apo mn ___. GRAIN Bagst! PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. Island on the 17th of August. Part of her car- | one regretted his inability “tgovond tthe a i- | make their preparations to be ready to put to re all sumer — Be Bons omy yeni fi ti —3 go, sails and rigging were saved, and the au- | talities of Covington more than himself. He | sea at the commencement of tember. As enn Oe Se eee = oer ae Ripa = eaonane agrrmpenerledeecta ie L °° our thorities were making exertions to save the re- | returned thanks for the honor. As you, he | the troops which will remain in Mexico after a E mainder. said, have alluded tothe motto of the State of | the departure of the 5,000 men who are to em- ¥ = 3. pS F. Leadon & Co. ‘We are the agents of one of the FOR THE The jury in the case of the express robbers | Kentucky—“United we stand, divided we fall” | bark in November do not constitute a sufficient CITIZEN'S GND MILITARY o%, LARGEST BAG FACTORIES IN THE UNITED GREAT COMBINATION PIO-NIC, at Danville, Tenn., after being out three days, | —letme say we must be united. This was said | command for a Marshal, General Douay is ex- MERCHANT TAILOR, STATES. came into court and declared their inability to | amidst much applause. pected to take the chief command of the forces Metropolitan Hotel, late Brown's, ° atthe , and were discharged. Itis understood At9 o'clock we were in fall view of the sus- | and Marshal Bazaine will return ce on agree ‘ged. 362 Pennsylvania avenue. and are prepared to quote prices as low asthe WASHINGTON PARK, 71a STREET that they stood five to seven. Judge Stuart | pension bridge, connecting Covington and Uin- | the steam despatch boat Bouvet, which is be- my 1-tf Weshington. D. C. sighs quotations of New York, Philadelphia, or ot ee * filed a motion to reduce the bail of the prison- Eprints gun hole comees ans gr en ectabigd 4 oa poly et ee ot = Baltimore. on ers. = m one end to the other. ks, e officers non-eomm: cers be- HOTELS. All kinds of Bags furnished promptly, in an In Clarke county, Als.,on Sunday last, two | 224 Cincinnati public landings, the shores, | longing to the corps which are to return to y RESTAURANTS, &e. iy TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25ru:. sw id . y o | and steamers at the wharves, were crowded | France have been authorized to take service i quantities. negroes, who were unable to settle some ; = ALT WATEE BATHING. Merchants, Millets, Parmérs,and others are | | Fer further perticulars see futare advertise. trifling debt: poping them before the war, pbb gmp Pilg Mee pogo oe and | the Mexican army which is in course of iorma~ vINBY POINT PAVILION. uested to call and examin les. ment. By order. were & ° for $750 and the i ‘ 5 ‘This well known Bevors wilt he soowey PAUETEG, HEIEAP WHEBaT UOTE ds bo 13-2" COMMITTEE. | other for $600. Their united debts amounted to | Sanding onthe upper deck, bowingandwaving | 1 .... > poitricsThe Democrats and Or June cePtion of visitor; on the seh’ hee "S| St. PETERS PAROCHIAL soHoos. $13 in gold. ‘ ‘Colonel Grant, the father of General Grant, | Conservatives of Somerset county are to hold Bosra’ g2 80 per day. at lowest mar! ' OP iuenasaw ya . ees In Western Arkansas a silver vein has been & mass meeting at Princess Anne on Tuesday, ee oe oP. 9 Ass means toralsefands for the erection of a | struck, which for several days yielded eighty | Mannie, CONT And was warmly cheered by the | 1 ISH SERE S sour delegates tothe diemiot ITCHELL, Pro: : 26 King street, Alexandria, Va. Parechisl School House io St. Peter's pounds daily, then became exhausted. The Ata quarter past 10 o'clock the United States | Convention, to be held m the ci au2%cotw = =Sam7thet., Washington, Dp, O, | Parish (Onpitel Bilt.) 8 PIU-NIU will be owners are trying to find a continuance of the | touched the wharf, Passing through lines of | 00 Thursday, the 27th of September, (or at such a d — TRIRGEMAT. faurspay, = Rte ARE on yein. where itis believed the metal can be | geldiers and police, the party were conducted | other time and place asene agreed on by touching ouing ona See Eg Protxorzp BY BUYAL LETTERS PAT. | Admission, 60 Cents. . serore | found in fabulous quantities. to the Spencer House amidst tremendous cheer- | the central committees in several counties ——__+ =n Sad coming at the Point. eu 7-5w’ ; = ivals from Vera Cruz to the 4th inst. President istinguished | Of the Eastern Shore,) to nominate a candidate W 41L4cu nouss Fea ae patna de Paris, and the tmgennl | STEAMER LEAVES FOR MOUNT VERNON = Net in the language of the Critic of thai | Sites of the party, proceeded tothe plat. | for the House of Kepresentati ves of the Unitea Jollege o' icine, Vi ke that t hh tates from irs gressional distri BESTAURANT AND DINING SALOON, Teiseos Medicine, Viean TH BSDAy. AT 10 A. » Seen place, Bo twenty leagues exist in Mexico | form, the crowds in the street continuing to which are net traversed by guerrillas. The | applaud. Gen. Grant here rejoined the ‘> - Bouthwest corner of Penns. ave. and lith street, seecu Selena, per cet &. Critic says the only remedy is their destruc. | A’humber of boquets were sent to the Prest. Canney tre crowing the juyabe treein North T. H. BEGAN, Pr seded the paurcons use of Copavis, ‘&e. FABRE FOR ROUND TRIP, 91.60. tion. dent, and were conveyed to him by means of ° - pec = ib aiine x ne Friesemar No.8 ds the Infallibie remedy for ali | Oxe-third of this amount for wi use of Mount Vernon A mining company in Northern Louisiana strings Jet gown trom the oars ~erws of peer aed —s the true joyube paste of com- ] mpurities ani condary Symptoms. thus obvi- Assoct: ys on Friday struck a solid block of pure lead e hotel. President appeared in fron . CAPR ISLAND, HRW JERSEY Gitte sgoninin noternet goer nn | MeSaesTnced Atvanatte Beate nave cue | Weigh ne iy-tnee one Sieritgs bigs | ie pitform cna was vocferdany caerea.” | $7 Enrope now ceive ber nin, Asiatic pind 24 > ur .m. to 6 p.m. w | THE PRESI' 0 x8. i We have to announce to eur friends | able Lovenge Secied ieee ae cnmost agree. | PGS The fine Steamer Wawasct cau be chartered | {he surface of the around. ‘Hon, John T. Monroe, Mayor: Your kind invi. | _&@-The rebel Gen. Walker is now a commis- end the public that this spacious. mod. . toate and changes of atmosphere in tin cases, at for Excureions J. VAN BISWICK, A ratification meeting has been held at Tren- | tation of the Sth instant has been received, | sion merchant in London. rn end favorite establishment 18 no Oe ties seine Be aed a SaotRa ia Baz | Ove 10 Mt__[Intet] _General Sup’ P- FC. | ton, N S.. endorsing Andrew Johnson and his | and in reply Iam compelled to eay that im- | 9-Why was Eve not afraid of the measelst NI 10s@s sylvania, | portant engagements will Ae age me from | Because she'd (h’) Adam. a licy. Messrs. Cowan, of Pei ad ear taie ae of Grst- 2 Ay serene (hese pene ae ro TR pM peas 8 Red Se eee Grea, of Bergen county, and Pet. Holstead, | complying therewith. Wi accept my | s7-The International Railway and Confed- On: rience in the courtes: “ elses Hone Be ween Philsdelpbia and this |, Wholesale ond retail by Dr BABROW, No. 194 | Washington county, in the District of Columbia, | of Newark, addressed the meeting. aaa See eo eration are regarded as fixed facts in Canada. mw med warrants usin the bel! we can offer | Bleecker street. New York. letters of on_the personal es- The Radicals now claim that their majority i ae 87 The cat o’ nine tails is liberally used in nd te Somfort and xUry Rot to besur- also of 8.0. FORD. No. boty tng tate of Jacek x smail, arises ees v0. | in Learmes trips Teach thirty thousand and that | Tag ExecTion aT WILMINGTON, Det.—a | the Connecticut State Prison. first-class clams the closest congressional district is carried b: it to oes MILLER. feovaald are hereby warned to exhibit | Be ciQcest con 7 | dispatch has been sont to the pres ait over the | sg” Burying we done in Paris by 2 joint ne od = iY ACL wre BRawcuns. or before the sth Gay of September wert: | George Alden, alias Kennison. a robber. had | SonDUy, Dat Ge Tuesday? resutiea a the Dan FLoun! WEED 1 SALTINI — § suas sthorwies, by law, be extluded trom ail | n ght with a cometatin sn Ghereen toe Boe, | minetoa, Del. on Tuesday, resulted a se a complete assortment of ALL GRADES OF FLOUR, solicit the attention of ‘Orders left at 169 1 w or 119 KEBS AND GROCERS, Eee L tirect, Werbington, MILL FEED, MEAL, BADED BAY, Tinttedtos™ te BoM os sp cadtars and all hinds of FEED at low rates, GROUMD ALUM, FINE, quse jour wi Ané TURK’S ISLAND SALT yt et Poppet hs ’ raed” > etry wy oaur 200. rule Prisca Sue hails from New Y, that Mr. Valentine, radical, was elected brighteyes as The colored troops which arrived in New | mayor by ® majority of only 261, while the Sa The radicals find must go in * Orleans recently are to be mustered out of ser- tame party last year carried the city by a ma- Pacibsast moles earn ontartan. the) may ity.” 87 Napoleon's song to the needle gan—“Thy waives tay band this 9th dap of, tember, von, Theaiay ROCs Mader sevens. His row. the trath is, 8s appeare uy the o@icialye haunt me still.” Se 11-lawSw* Reaweee ninistrator. ae © which vice. jority ns ae ai on a sare trouble is said to be Democrat . | one fullest votes eyer polled ity | scint! : pave nominated James O. Brows for Gon. | 8t& municipal election. 87° The bone of contention—Sambo's shin. : tlantée cables are wor avavaot compasice.* . th of - \-" sgiiandigeet ast od roe — 7 The French navy bas the biggest gun yet ZA young poet in describing Heaven = eo fourteen feet wide 3 ES Where's eg erngepaa ad ‘won't repent soumty, Va. bef ge was ee ‘Vermont bat girls ae Mw Pp: 4 viee a8 to drink lose at.¢ : " aan é armorer Rimeelf ‘What is fo pape of the homely women, mania Better savice— arin ite Taree seapa Ueonene is wide tolive with Bim,