Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1868, Page 1

wea eee | he = & be» <= oy] a pes x = QR TD fea a em te | PURLISHYP DAILY, Sunday Excepted, | At the Star Building, 3.W. Corner Pennsylvania Av.and Lith Stret, | ny THe EVENING STSR NEWSPAPER COMPANY, The STAR is atecribere t e City aad District at Te CENTS ren w Copies at (he counter, w: oF Without wrappers, Two Cents ea: Pr me Maitine:—Toree months, One Dollar aud Fitty Cents; six mouths, Three Dol jars; one year, Five Dollars, No papers are sent from the office longer than paid for | served by the carriers wo inelt | ! | i i] i The WEEKLY STAR published on Friday | Sorning—Ore Dollar and a Half a Yea _EVENING STAR. LATE TELE es trom Madrid to yesterday site that on of the Provisional Janta was Kesotutions were adopt- 1 capital punishment, P ora Spain to icaand the Puitippine Islaads, aud the tor. tom ot rifle dows throughout the country. ‘The New York Conzi of App. that ender the « the Legisia are test cath te be t Ady bas decided as a condition ot the right the Legisliture Las no power toesiablis& by law any qualifiers thou Whatever fer eiecters m that State. A social reunion of tee Evangelical Societies of the Pro estent Eptecopal nok place yesterday autermowk im New York and Wes atteaded by eleven Bishops aud about four Bundred clergymen. A number of ad- dre ses were made woman, sixty years ef age, was as- md ravisbed by tbree negroes in the ts of Memphix Wednesday in broad day- Her life is in serious danger from the miesinflicted. The citizens are in pursuit of the m 3 A market man was assaulted by negroes a short distance from Memphis. He was mertal- ly wounded by a musket shot, and while in- sensiple was robbed of everr:hing about his percon, ever his shoes The cxammation of B. F. Rosenberg. who was arrested in New York city ou Wednesday last for the alleged issuing of fraudulent na Talaavon papers, kas been postponed untl Saturday. The Court ot Inquiry which was held re- vat Mare Isknad, Catifornia, has ecqaitted Kussell of the serious political avpomlinent tendered hur Geary, Court, tw Gevernor John G. Mitchell, Commander of the tes stewmer Saginaw, Was murderee, and robbed at San Francisco on Wedues oh The losse* by the recent earthquake sae Francisco it is now stated will not exceed three hundred thousand dollars. The (Queen of Spain is about to visit Brighton, Exgiond. In the Ep ten in New York yesterday au amendment to the twelfth canon (permitting clergymen to go into another par- ish to min so bis own pariehoners. bat not fo read prayers or preac ular cougre- EAtion) was lost, by a yo orale ¢ ax di © ty the transiation ot the Nicene Creed, were referred to the commitine aw The House of Bishops apy 2 report on the Italian re- 9 the How roved Tre Sky werk ar Burra pour im Builalo. N.Y * f bis . . ra subliate parly lutonary a Democrats Ine p > rey ¥ evasive tant disturh the public hin elechion. to pu the execatry th who cou'i stay th of ¢ Whe could save t 7 tem rebuke by which b many pre on ou and * Eriseorat Visita tion-Con rire ations : hop Spat been ncholy deari: n portiou of the dioce.« aud Washingcon dimiuistered the sacrament of comfirmat on tem churches, toeleven bandred and twenty- =, of whom one hundred and five St. Peter's Church. Oakland. Were comverts Peter's, Westernport. converts 2: church in Lonacouing,®, car 2 St. Micharl’s . Frostburg, 16", conve: Patrica’s Cumberland. Peter aud aul, Ouw St. Pevr’s, Hane Hagerscown, 62, converts 6. Bishop Spaid- ing.” the Catholic Mirror says, “was conzoled to find every thing in a most satisfactory condi- tion im all the churches which be visited; and he expressed himself spreially pleased ‘with the zal and industry manifested by the new nests stationed im several of these missions ts Grace left for Emmittsburg on Satarday last to complete the tion in Frederick ud Carron nties Kev ‘ather Doaue, Chan- erHor ot Newark, xccompynied h. Freveniek (Mp) Acricuttvrat Farr — ‘The actendance at the Frederick County Fair yesterday was very large. The trotting course was heavy in the moruing, but the northwest Wind dried off she track, and im the afternoon che pacers contested for the $200 premi which was won by Foreigner, from Philade! phin, in 24), 2.12 and 247 The city is crowded h visitors ess the trott to-day for the ch there are six entries. ‘igens’ purse of $10 for four year olds ad wader will be contested tor to-morro ov. Bowie, Mayor Banks, Tr-asurer Fowler. Meest=. McKim, Wateins, Duvall, Webb and | others, prominces eittarne of Balumore, are in attenda’ce. Virginia ts represented by Colon- eis Wa-hington, TRompson, Minor, % xfal, Smith. and other prominent farmers from Lou- ou, Clarke, Jefferson and Berkeley countics. ‘SewatoR HaypErson ON Taz Missovat Exection Law.—Semator Henderson in a at St. Lours Wednesday hight, reviewed tkeelection law in Missours.deaouncing the uae warrauiable power given to revis! dicted that the measure would re ing the Kadical party from power He urged that the privilege of voung Biven to those Who were Subject to pardon by the President's amnesty proclam*tion: tvs cad the modification of the tariff the wou draws! of the military from tne South ant tm yment of bonds in greentacks. H- ie Vote om the iimpeachmeat quest a spoke of the Democratic cand = ae loyal able, and distingumbed men, bat said be Would wate fo Sr Ac Bims It ie the delective. in Detroit, Inst Thured BF Torre is a omave Ka-Kius the Gratd Cycliprese of which b General Oder 5 BF Larre pv’ considerable ar haw & BF The Chingy Sor Benniog y samunitio: ope apere are po. Derg frum xt wee rume. re , A Yearnweye AiieT the pp. 4 0” Bre top i uieiae as of tim brotuers eemmicied vod Bereels wv dee S XXXII. Che Z oening Star. WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1868. erty. | against him. The charges | - Williams bas just accepted | | isters of the principal Euro; i | J. Hendrix. H. A. Glessuer, J. Washington News and Gossip. | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. PaywentT ov IntEREeT ON THE Punt Dent —On the first of November about twenty- three mijlion and seven bhardred thousand dollars in coin will be taken from the vauits of the Treasury Department to pay the semi-an- hua! interest on the 5-20 bonds, which fall due on that date. The secretary has now on hand Abowr SICHMN,IO In coin, $20,001,000 of Which is im certificates. By the first of the moath three aud a batf mithon in coin will be added to the amourt now on hand, aud, deducting thereTrom rhe amount necessary to pay the in- terest, will leave a balance on hand of $79,8),000 ‘$0,000,000 in certificates.) No more interest ts due umtil the first of January, 1869, when about $0040 in coin will be required to pay ‘he semi-annual interest om the bonds for 1851 Which is about the amount that ix estimated Will be received during the months of Novem. berand December, leaving the coin on Band on January Ist. 1559, about the same as on the Let of next month. Dismissals aT THE TrmasvRy.—The dis. charge at the Treasury Department which bas been in contemplation for some time past. will take place about the ist of November, when 75 female clerks will be discharged from the Ke- gister’s Office, and about 100 urale clerks from the 2d Auditor's Office. The slack of work in the Register’s Office is cansed by the close of the examination of 7:3. coupons, most of them baving been converted into %20's, hence the work in that pareau bas decreased. In the 2d Auditor's Office most of the bounty claims have been examined, which decreases the work there, and makes it necessary to dispense with the services of about 10) clerks. Buitisn RecoGxTio¥ OF THE CoNFRDER. Acy —The prevailing opinion among the Mix An POWEFS, Tesi dent here, is that whoever may haye been chosen arbiter of the points at issne, the ques tion of the propriety of the action of the British government in recognizing rebels as bell) ents would have been decided adversely to ihe Position held by Mr. Seward, on the ground that that subject was clored by the proclaims. tion blockading Southern ports, being in itsely & recognition of belligerency, otherwise tne ports should have been declared c1osed. ¥. B. OLwsTRaD Reteasen on Batt —Atter considerable difficulty the triends of E. B. Oli stead succeeded in procuring the required amoun and he was this a m custody. The recagni- ustice Handy, in Among bis sureties Shorpr urn, of the firm ning, ot Kilbourn & F end remain he coming winter. Two fine ¢ hese yesterday from New ¥ Purchased in that city byt! Hien Art.”—An English eritic. in ing this year's exhibition #t the Ruyal A. ot Arts. alindes evening fr ular N OF THE SHAMONIN.—The United mokin, South Adar Squadron, was to have left Kio um nh of S pher for the Un B. Reuse, Pay Macon H. hed fre ordered wu Frock ovr 1 faced wil fashion this wint ATS. with small ve 1 be the ng prevail CE APPOINTMENTS.—Secretary Me- -day made the following appo! ments of Internal Revenue office Storekeepers.—Henrry L. Strickler, Herman No-s, Wm. H. Beck, Jobu M. Errul, Thoras John Gooding. Henry Metzz: Jougiass, Charles A. Myers, H. F. Drauboosb. B F. Koller. F. O. McCleary, Tames J. Spone- bereer, H. G. Buzzy Wm. J. Ret-inger, Wm. A. Stable, Wm. Shearer, Abrabam a, Jolin Lawrence, Cornelius Showalter, and Milton Crone, for tl Sth district of Pennsylvania, comprising York and Camberland coun i Bi njsrain M. Gregory, sth Ind.: Jesse P. 3 son. ‘th Ky; Wm. = Nelson, 2th 1. W Lettord, 4th Pa.: Joseph McMurray, Heary J. Adain, and F. T. aa N. G, Clark, Ist lowa; Robert Hollister and Levi V . Sth N. Y.: Isane Womelsdorf, +th Pa; Jos. T. Reesice, 4th Pa.; R.G. MeLean, 7th Olio: Wm W. Edge, ith Ghio; James R. Watson, 7th Ky. Ernest Brennan, 7th ky. Guagers.—Charles H. Bosturick, Ist Al — Peatherly 12th 11; Charles D. Fe a. APPLicaTions ror MiLiTaRyY AID.— Appli- cation has been made to the Secretary of War by delegations trom North and South Carolina: and also by Governor Scott, of the latter Sute, | for assistance to aid in preserving the peace of those sections. General Schofield replied that, according to the evidence presented, only indi- vidual murders had been committed,which ue- eersitate first the intervention of the civil of cers of the State, and if they failed, then the State militia could be used, and if they failed, the Executive could therew call upon the Government of the United for troops to | quell a domestic insurrection, PoLiticat.—Pernsylvania’s official vote shows & Republican majority of 9,677 for Audi- tor General. — Frank P. Blair, Jr., addressed the Demos. racy of Chicago, Weduesday evening. — The constitutional Usion party of the fifth detnet in New York Bave nominated Joun Morrissey, for re-election to Congress Gea. Hiuyesr is the pominee of the same party in Le mouth district. —The meeting of war Democrats in New York, Wednesday pigh’, m favor of Grant aX Was a very iargeoue. Addresses were vered by Hou. Edwards Pierrepoiat, and astor Cresswell, and Hon. John are siumpling | the countes of Indiana except three give Voker @ wajority of 1,08. The Democratic ‘een, be Lodianapotis Seatinel, concedes a) vvy The remsining couaties can Certally affect the result. — A report telegraphed from St. Louis that Blair bad beep disfranchised by the re g- erst (hot ety is untrue. — “Hon. Fernando Wood” bas declined a Tyarimous Rewination for Congress tended sm by the Mozart wing of the New York Democracy. InteevaL REVENUE. The receipts to-day @ this source were $319,192.73. | ip kung This Afternoon’s Dispatches. ——_. THE ELECTION IN WEST VIRGINIA ‘The Republicans Carry the State by a Re- duced Majority. New York, Oct, 23.—The Zritune this morn. | ing publishes the following dispatch from Par- kersburg: Election returns are meagre. Ohio | county givesa Republican gain of 500. Wood county gives 150 Democratic gain Upshur coun'y gives 13 Republic loss, The Kepub- hh majority in the State is estimated at Te, Also the following, dated Wheeling, mid- night: Tbe vote is 1,000 larger than that of last year, and the grins seem to favor the Den crats. The “Republicans carry the State by a Tedaced iwajority. A special trom Wheeling to the Word The Democratic gains are general, aud ys: the | caution that Stare has gone Democratic by two or thr : 2 thou- sand majority ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE IN CALI. FORRIA. Exciting Scenes im San Francisco. Saw FRANcisco, Oct. 23—2.15 A. M—Another severe shock of earthquake occurred just this minute, and bas sent prole shrieking with terror into the streets, It is impossible to tell at present whether any further damage has been sustained by shattered buildings, or whether any lives have been lost. The streets are thronged with people in their night-clo:hes who are fearful of whut may come next. The atmosphere 1s thick and the Weather warm and sultry. Laten—3 o'cLock A. M.—The excitement has somewhat quieted since the shake at 2.15 this morning. People evince no disposition to retire, but remain in the sireets discussing the probability of the occurrence of a disaster sim- ilar to that of the 2ist. SAN FRANCISCO, Uct. 22.—The total number of casualties worth mentioning, which were caused by the shocks yesterday. does not ex- ceed thirty. There were only five persous killed, although, in one or two instances, per- sons who were strack by the falling bricks «ud tnnber may die of their injuries. An examination of the City Hall shows that the walls are badley cracked from the ground floor upwards, and the arches are mostly ruined. The Post Office clerks have resamed their duties. The Post Office occupies the up. per story of the Castom-hou-e building. Mad it not been for the extr: ut into the custom-house building after the earthquake of 1-85, itis probable that the gteater portion of the structure would have n tothe ground The’ custom-bouse and Merchauts’ Exchange are on made ground youd the original w: out of the city their foundations ie Although a band aye been taland Cosmy and the Russ Hor the city—are uninjnred. ot buildings contin of th on Dusiness anehors and oF less, th Hotels, the Liek Hou=o, » largest buildings in The greatest wre k nd destruction of property was ramento exile ooo im t Oct Ys a.m ba ra panied They and a p i) hie Tousded byt the 2 al, Ali the troops th eavalr eon the THE CONTESTED ELECT IN DH ‘ommen Pew Hotice Was at onc thdnes These 01 at all) w Tevurds troller, allowed in w being prep ented, CRIMINALS ARRAIGNED IN BOSTON. Boston, ¢ dons, he prin. cip: the Isle of Shoals, WAS arraigned to-day im the Criminal and comm: im default of $5,000 ted in Phils. 1th the murder of a young med Foley, Was srraigued to-day iu the Monicipal Court and committed for trial is charged thet Fulton shot four years ago in Boston since that time to avoid arrest, xiven tot ter the election Nobis = peeifie ANOTHER POLITICAL MURDER. Kansas Crty, Mo., Oct. 23.—A. R. Scott hving two miles from Harlem, Clay coauty+ Mo., was called to the door of bis house ata Jate hour last night and shot dead by some un known persons. He bad recently been ppointed a judge of election for Harlem, aud during the session of the board of reviewers bad furnished cousidernble information to the registrars. Ils death 1s attributed to political difficulties. FROST IN THE sovT! KANON VIELE, TRNN., Oct. 25.—There was a killing frost lust night in tais vicinity, but the late corn crop was vot injured. ATLANTA. GA, Oct There f% a sharp frost here this morning, which will nip vege- tation and young cotton balls. a THe INSURRECTION IN Hayana.—Des- patches have been received here, giving the particulars of the ontrages by the insurrection- ists im the province of ‘Tunas, The insurgents had taken to incendiarism and robbery. The band is headed by Kubalcal va, and had burned all the houses, mills, cane fields, &c., on the plantations about etiga, between the city of Tonas and Puerto. Manou county was completely desolated. The insurrection: were corscripting all able-bodied men, white and black, bu! desertions were frequent. Th negroes were in great fenr of these bands, a were fleeing before them. An im: pro- clamation bas been discovered, calling upon the regroes to rise and assassinate the whites AWHITE AND COLORED BARRECUR BROKEN Ur.—Am associated Press Despatch says: In Madison county, N. ©., the Conservatives were Lolding a mas» meeting and barbecue, when a riot occurred between the whites aud blicks. A negro grossly fight ensurd, and a rock battle became gene: the negroes’ watchword being, “Rally to your color,’ and they @id im considerable mamb-r, fas did also the whites, whodrov« the nezroes off the ground. No ous was killed. Whiskey and counterfeit money were at the bottom of the row. a7 Mr. Boyd. prominent merchant of Rock. Inrd, Me ,has suddenly and mysteriously disap. peared, leaving sp invalid wife and grown-up children. Mr. B. went to Boston to pure oods, and was seen in that city on the day pt is arrival, but nothing has peen heard from him since. alcbough # month bas passed. Sorm= of bis friends fear that he bas been fontly dealt vith. Otbers connect the disappearance the wext day ofa married iady of Rockland, with tbe absence of Mr. Hovd, and render the «mys. tery” less “mysteriow BF Ciccmaati threw 31,79 votes on the th inst, berg 2.049 more than ever belore, and Chisago. 9,000 More tha were ever castin Prizk Ficnt O8 THE Ferperick Roap.— The Baltimore Gazette Of this morning say< For some time past preparations have been making for a mill betweens man named Luke Montgomery, of this city, and another name i Jobo Hicks, from England. All the move- ments towards the fight were made with such was not koown except to those immediately interested until late on Wednes- day, when the police were put on the alert. To prevent them from going by any of the trains or stenmboats guards were placed at the depots and sieamboat landings, but they had made oiber arrangements altogether. The fight was jor two hundred dollars a side, and vebicles ‘were procured by which they left the city long before daylight yesterday moruing. They went to 8 point on the Frederick turnpike some nine or ten miles from the city, where they bega aud ended the conilict without any oificial terrupiion. Montgomery ts twenty years of age 1s one inch less than six feet high, and of great muscular power. Hicks is twenty-six years of age and tome four inches shorter thaw Montgomery. At daylight yesterday morning the ground was selected by Thomas Montgom- ery aud Mike Kehvue, seconds to Moatgomery ané George Morgan and William White, sec- onds for Hicks. “After the ring was pitched toss for the position was won by Montgomer: Atsunrise the corbatants threw their caps im the ring and followed them. On the urs: Tonnd, after a little sparring, Montgomery got 1m on the left cheek of Hicks and drew the first blood. Some heavy fighting was then done, in which Hicks got 11 bis lefton Moutgomer: ribs, but was immediately knocked off his feet For the second round both went up quickly the work, and after several intercnanges of blows Hicks went down. On the third round it was evident that Moutgomery had the ad- rapid and Hicks was knocked down. Thir- teen rounds followed, in all of which Mont. gomery punished Hicks severely, though h always returned to his task with a canfident air. On the sixteenth round, 98 soon as they met, Montgomery let in his right on the nose of Hicks, mashing it fat to his face; Hicks gor in one on Montgomery's ribs, which was the most effective blow he made, but was soon knocked down. When time was called for the seventeenth round the seconds of Hicke threw up the sponge, as it was evident he was no match for Montgomery, though he expressed a desire to continnethe fight. The parties all re- turned to the city as quietly a: they bad left. DANVILLE, » AGRICULTURAL Farr. A Jarge crowd was in atteudance at tne Danville, Va, fair yesterday, Trotung races for pre- mums Te very exciting. The contest be- tween Virginia Girl, Fly Away, Benecia Boy, American $ i Girl and Fly Away. Time, 2:46, 2:50, a Colonel Wm. 1 Suthertin, of Danville, Va, was reelected president of the Border Agricultural Soci ar, and Pet, was won by Virgi Th track Was heavy S7-The snow lay two or three inches deep on all the fields and row!sides within tw miles of Boston on Saturday evening, some enterprising persons tried theit in the fletd= with good sucess. &7- Victoria’s doctors won't let her live in and NITED STATES PATENT OF FIOR Vastncton DO, October Op the petiti EA Middletown, Rhode Iniand. praying for th sion of @ patent granted him on the day of January Drovement in Hay Maxiug Machine It is ore ce ont the pest New York N patent cru: ws vento 2 day of Jaunacy Bolling tron Sh Iso. for ap improvement | tere It ison office on may ered. that anid petition be heard at this eth dayof January pext Avy per oppore thie extension Objections, de, i her papers ehould be Mled in iis ye before the ‘ay of how og. | NITED STATES PATENT OFF Wietixoton, DO . Octol On the petition of NEWELL A PRIN Simmabury, ¢ a patent gr 1888, for an f provement in d that satd potit e8th day of De ¥ Oppose this ext other ice twenty duys mnber next ion. Objections, dep Any for wpors <lonid be tle Before the day of hearin Soi. 1ODG es! a tis j mi-aioner of Pat l TENT OF FIUn Waawixoton. D ©. October t On the petition of JOTHAM 8. CO: Hackensack. New Jersey. praying for th stop of a patent ato him on the Vth ef Jaunary,1<6, for at improvement in Sewing Ma chines Tt is ordered t ve heard at this rnext Any p Obyections. dey s.shomld be fled tm shi ih'lay of Januurys (rau Harvesters it is ordered that satd this office om the Hath Deceuber next. person may Opbose this extemion. Objections, Gc pesitious, anil other pagers, should be ied 4 this office twenty days Burore ihe day of hearing. a H.NODGES. iJawiw _Actiox C anmissionor of Patents i NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, Wasnixetos, D C©.. Oct. 24, 1388. Qo the petition of MAK“ ALL BUBNETT and CHARLES VANDER WUERD, of Bosion. Mass. pearing for the extension of @ patent graute! mon the 2d day of uary. 1555, for an im- provement in Grain and Grass Harvoaters Itis orderen cost said petition be heard at this office the Jat fay, cof Desosaber pext._ Any pe lua) uppose this extension, Objcettons, dope tions aa iter papers sould te Aled im Tule uf: twenty days before the day of I ies vo" $0. oDa es. 0c T-laws Acting Commissioner of Pa its. yoau ‘WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. DerartMant oF TH Ixvarton, { aly 38th petition be Leard Appiteation having tenn tasie Saye 23, 1), for the relarce of the folowing dex geribed Land Warrants, which are alleged to hava sn lont- oF destroyed Notice is, hereby gives that at the date following Cogent peg) each Syreese new certificate or of like teno1 will be reissued, if no valid obpetio bowid then appear. © C. COX, Commissioner. No. 13.037, for 80 acres, issned under the September, "156, in the name of Levi Lewis ag be hae = st G. 2851. October 31, 1265 0. %,980, for acres, issned ye the act of September, 180, In the mae of John Llsod asd Seria ater ta eae ey for 64.828, 10r 160 eros, ieeued under March 3, 1885, fn the nauie of Bousamin Rnee tice Was eranted J une 1". 1557. November 7. 1868. 78,56). for 160 acres, issued under the act of rch 3, 1855. in the name of Mary Crawford. for- ‘mer widow of Jesse Eds. and was granted March MIME Bovensbier Oar th 0. 28,832, for 8) acres, anier the ac March 3, 1485. in the name of Archibald Wuttt : ‘nd was granted March 25, 1865. November 11, No. 46,685. for 90 acres isened onder ti P Murch a. 1856, tn the natwe of Seaaneee Denne ot a of Bentel ee and was granted May 13, 1857, vember It, No. 65.33. for 120 acres, isened under ¢ ° March 3. lds, inthe name of Charwhte EGox. sud was granted February 13, 18% November 15. at inder the act of ly Doran, form r Granted Sep. and issued under the act of name of Get ted October 4, 1848. "Dosis tt LASSE ea at 284 7h street nthe scoad cycare j bet. kvand Metd. eastside, jan 8 pEPHANS COURT, October 6,193 —Dinrn, 0 cr caren Wathen county. to wit «To the case of 01 BS H. a Bemuct FM enn deeraded he ecutor end where all the LIST OF LETTERS, Git Piten Caen 87 To obtain any cant must call tor the date of the il BF-1t not called for within one month they Will be sent to the Dead Letter Oitice. —— « —— LADIES’ List. -\—Armstead Dinah; Allen Ellen; Anderson | 1.G Miss; Amos Molhe K } Beckley Arena; Baker 1 ara J; Butler Coraelia; | Beard Eliza K Mrs; Braxton Eliza Mr. Bleck- nF Mrs: Bass George Mes; Birch Haupab Bruce Hanoab Mrs, col; teverly Jane M Bright J E Mrs; Beckwith Lucy H Mrs, Brack. ett Lavina Mrs: Brown Lucy. Bailing» Mar ¥; Bannan Marg’t; Beck Mary E Mrs, 2; Buc Bary: Boyd Susie G C—Chiids Adeline Mrs; Crounse Helle Mrs Caineron Clara; Carroll Emma V: Carpenter Etue; Cartwright Elizabeth; Chew Francis V Mrs;’ Conner Fannie; Curran Heitie J Mrs: Carter Juda Mrs; Conley Jenny Mrs; Clark Lilla A! Cook Lydia Mrs; Coolmaun L Miss: Capron Marg’t Mrs; Clark Martha Aun; Coger Nancy Mre; Chase Sarah Mrs, Cooper Susan Mrs; Clayton VA Mrs. 1)—Duyall Annie F; Dade Corneha Mrs; Diebold Ehizabeth; Dorsey Ellen Mrs; Desper Fannie, col; Donnelly Kate; Daly Lizzie; Dea- ton Mary; Donnelly V Mrs. 1i— Ewald Ancie, 2; Eslinger Je T; Blli- son Marion D Mr: H/F Ann; Fisher A M Mrs; Ford Matilda Mrs: Fowle M J Mrs; Forrest Nellie; Fare- man Olive Mrs: Franklin RK Muss, Fry Salli= FL Mrs. G—Gros-man Fredk Mrs: Groward George Airs; Griffin Jane Mrs; Garnett Lucy Anu rs; Gardner Mary E Mrs; Gordon 2 these letters, the appli- Advertised Letuers,” giving ary: Gutrick Susanna; Gubert V A Mrs. : Ti—Halnaa A Mr-; Hubdschie Angeline Howard Auna M Mrs; Hunt Catharine D Mrs; Hobbs Emma A Mrs, 2: Hunter Harry Mr! Hill Julia Mrs; Houston Jennie Mrs; Hill Laz- vie: Hagan Margt Mrs; Han-e Mary F; Hewitt MF Mrs; Houseman Mrs: Hunt Mary Avoe: Hunter Maria A; Hail Nora; Harris Susan Mrs; Horn Theo Mrs. 1 & J— Irving Alice: Ingersoll Hattie: James Ea Mis; Jouuon Helen, 2 Jehusou Sara : <—kir ney Marion; King P Miss. atin Anu M Mrs; Lyons Anoa Mrs; ara: Loug Catherine: mout Eliza’ Lee Elizabeth Mrs; Martin L Mrs; Maddigan Mrs: Manguor Mary Merooney Mrs; Morgan Mollie. Mec—MeCarthy Kave: McCollough Lavinia: Mecarun Mary Aun; MeGill Virginia Mr MeKeuvey V 2 Mrs. N-— Noonan Brig. Ni-twanger J.ucie: Miss. Norris Christiana Naughton Mary: Nik O- 1; Urten Sallie, 2. 214 Parker Jennie; ty] * G: Parker LD Mir; Paine Marg i Martha Dir: Pr Ross Annie Mere: | Ru Mrs; y Betty Mrs; Kicke iehorab: Reed Emily; Ryan Janie Mr s Mr=: Randolph Maria Mrs. hb Puilip mas Lr Smita’ Dora bb Mis; Keavy 7 Mies Laura V Suath Mar Suita wins Neline Mrs" | x aaah, | Thomas Lucy Drs: Ts Thompson Mary ©; Tarn Mrs \V—Viseer DJ Mrs; V if W Wood asa pM Mr W JC Mrs: W : Ve 7 Mi Y S Lisp : Arnold Ben LS, Ashworth Dixo: Jno Nz Burp’ am Jno G: Bell on J W; Baker Joo Bro Buen Jno Y; Bro sa} ts IM: # d oe Bienn® ts y Tooke Walter i a ginan Gen M; Brow ‘tteo: Bovee Mar- | w P J: B Reuben: Rud ‘ Et jewanger Re Se Brown & Tobias: Batten Thomas km: Tho: Byre Thornton. « Oum mings Alex: Collison Aj sou A Conrad © i; Chartin ¢ as: Co Delare nrke E A: Carabes F; Carson ttrell Gvo T: Casale vo A: Co peruem &: Cala- chan & Howel Jaltis Sonn 1. | ph B: Casey | ant Obark rm ba € ; k; Carpenter Richard: Chapin ab ark SH; Clay Samuel. jr: Carer Thoma: Carroll Vincent; Comings V H: Carroll May WC: Colkieper Col WH: Collins Te Carnes W i; Cathan WH; Chenowerth WE: —H Lead rent gy Dasbiel G by Angnstn= 4 Chas: Dow Ww orge P; Donneley Geo My Dieb! 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TOPHAM & CO, SA No. 500 SEVENTH STREET, ONE DUOR ABOVE ODD )ELLUWS’ BALL, THE MOST EXTENSIVE MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS 1N CABRIAGE, BUGGY, AND FAEM HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDLES, AND WHIPS Together with » and fresh stock ot HOLSE COVEBS LAP ROBES, BUFFA ROBES, CARBIAGE MATS, &e., &e., vic Selected from the most extensive houses in the } Country ard Jor sale at greatly reduced prices. oc I €6! Hewsee UNIVERSITY, MEDICAL SCHOOL, WASHINGTON, D.C, ¢ first annual sedflon of the HOWARD UNI REITY MEDICAL COLLEGE wi . Bs, SESDAY th ‘25th of Uetober, 1368, Tas che “Pectures will te daily, commencing ven daily, o'clock p. m. = FACULTY: SILAS L. LOO! . D. ABREJORNSON, M D.\entiary. ri 1s. bide fo. 476 Lge treet, L. panes sna TASER 2OmmSO \, Me er loth. streets, ica and Ther ave., Professor Phyalology an Hi mea For farther in‘ |, and for admission wo the Oc to Ei J . D.,. 2 AMER Jom NON, MD Sey, ‘each: also, cne of the most attracts Bis DAES oCopnlse Kate ected c have been purchased in New York at vustionfgun® ing the past few weeks, ets great sacrifices phiiseole marked io plain gros at the lowe, ‘Une price only. ocl2- Sif Hocsrxe Bs at ioe the large aad bes W. M SHUSTER & EEO, 32 Market spse> ould «xem: HOUSER at (he Old established house . W BOTELER & DRO. oom Bt 4M 30 attest Ball Uttep grates >. ‘Un the potions of A fi for bi af aBricums oc?- Wow INSURANCE, ' THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY orTus UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, WASHINGTON, D. C., BS.Tt 734 Wasbtn, . Renter, FRANGIS G. SMITH MD “menea SICe: Army, W " Pd. WORWL Opel United States Navy, Washington D. W. BLISS, M. D., Washs \- The atrantages of yt It tee Natioual Company, « actof cress. 185s. A paid P. capttal of $1,000 ao Tt offers low rates of preminm It furpiches larect tneurance than other com. panies for the sain: money it finite and certain in ite terms Et 19 @ home company tn every locauty Its policies are exempt from atiachment ‘There sre ns tn the pot- Company ane artered by spacial eF¥ policy # non torfeitable. Polictes may be taken whic! thetr full amount aud retors that the insarance costs ouly anual payments Policies wil) be ivened that wil! pay te the ured dering life a» aenusi income of one-ten! i oe nam LT nity " 0 extra rate is charged for risks upon the lives : po It fusures not to secure dividends. but at so low @ cost that dividends will be impowsibln A LOCAL AGENT IS WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY. and applications from comy it pare tice for such agencies. with euitatie endorsements sheold be addreased to the Company's General Agents only in their sive distric' rcalers, Pamphicts. ant fol! o guanmication the Offce of the Gowspany fs tome GENERAL AGENCY FoR MARYLAND, DELAWARE, HA, WEST VIRGINIA. AND DISTRICT AT THE OFFICE OF JAY COOKE & Co., FIFTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPARTMENT, sony WASHINGTON D. 0. LIFE INSURANCE. $5,000 for $6 Premium DEB THE AUsPices oF THE Manhattan Co-Operative Belief Association. THE MANHATTAN ©0.0PERATIVE RELIEF ASSOCIATION. I8 CHABTEBED EP STATE oF rw OBJECT. The ot jet of this Association {+ to secure «cnt Payment within f teath of member, of as 2 Te ns there are members fh the clase to which he or ane bolongs, to bis or her heirs MPVRERSHIP Frees. 8 WOMEN d. ton new ol are mor at Bverpthing ts done to mane NT, Aaciae mo ILLUSTRATION. Class 88 5.00 male mom The Asse Paysover wi uin forty to the widow au erent forward withiu thirty days wack to the an to send thi f Moneys Bal! nod the Awe ember to Gl th 0 of thie re ADVANTAGES, The sive thir Ass Lite Ener Compautes af. break if; the fee are £0 snail and tea pad stench long tntervala, that Secure to bis family @ cv yup OW TO BECOME MEMBERS. Any oxe aoe apply fu pereor * . Bewtal FLY EXBHOW, Ihe FI yremsage vetig Paid es onut Un mace a8 nia rey setting forti: in the opt cant torn tor examiine, the apoit Person to be thecred. Bi 3 epplicstion for membership wiil be upon application ntain a three ceut p stamp to propay return postes, INVESTMENTS. The By-laws of the Aesociation require that oue- third of the mon y recelved as new mombersh p fees abail be made a sinking frid to ment payne felling due bp th @elinquencics of members, T fund Is held by the NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, and will be invested in Cnited States Bonds or Beal Estace, or bond and mortcare mpon New York city property, which property stall be deat .e the value of the mouey #0 loaned. THE FUNDs. The remaining two thirds, after Biatee of the Aepoctattus paying the ex- 11 be tuvested ta Real vin bond aod ‘Associa . Bo heirs. the mouey becomes the property seagen of Cartel Sali to pall cet ot och ‘expenses, however, uot tocxceed one i IT. Vice President 8. Ua . Treasurer wx, EPURRAEE SB Cz pan ane . a nen Escuining peicien, Wasbing?on de. LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED ery County an! Tewn, and aplicacions fro inspetent perth eet rsh enna ie at. whe bs Gretel hg * BOSELTP NOAH ® 122% es te a be fre Agont for the District of Columbia, acl States of Vicgigia and West Virginia. iT on 3. A. BUFF, Trees. B BRYAN. Pret, WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, (harted by Congres.) PAYS INTEREST ON PEPOSirs. Powis ond Stocks, Golé acd Sliver bought an§, ele Biphest warket prices patd tor Land Warrants, A fv.l supply of Revers, * (omupe Bept constascy: ob Bend, “ Peri