Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1872, Page 1

Serer — THE EVENING STAR. | e | TELEGRAMS T0 THE STAR Pesuied vay, § nt tee | | This Afternoon’s Dispatches, AT TH : Ti a pth feeaerivaain avoze crme: uta | 4 De fe ff passim oe Reports. i MAINE ELECTION! TE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COWY. | 1% | l y LATEST RETURNS Ss. a. SACRE RENS, Pret. | The Gre Tidal Weaver war tek womneruee | i ¢ + Figures Gotag tpt! #Y-FouR Oznts PER MONTH. Gopies at the covnter ‘Twe Ounrs each. Sy mafi—three mouihs, 91.80; | iz m 3.00; one year, $5. me = THE WEESLY STAR—pablisnea fritay—@i8 | Svear. SF invariably to advance, ta both cases 22d R0 paper mat louger than paid for _ Batre of advertising furaisted on 15,00 Republican Mejertty 111 = 's special will not Naw Yore, Sept znste - 40—N°. 6,079. WASHINGTON, D. C.. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1872. TWO CENTS. jeation ALPRY ETICAL MOUSE FURNISH STORES, SPEC - NO CES TIN, |_n. aR SHEPHERD AND THE BU SINESS DIR ECTGRY: | 2 agen Pea Phen meen cE EVENING STAR. PATRIOT NEWSPAPER. Notice. — @extaining Cards of First-class Establishments { ies ConPauins. he mnexampled caueue that NATTAN’S The Way that — Sastains its in all Branches of Bustuesa in the District, | rges THE MAINE ELECTION. 15,000 Republican Majority. The Entire State Ticket Elected. cHY STAL DISCOVERY has given inthis city and Washington News and Gossip. throughout the whole country, es evidenced by the . wie 1 the ican Congressmen Banver & Horpen, SE. corner lth st, & Pa. av | steadily incrensing demand for \t,induceusto direct | INTERNAL RRVENU he receiptsfrom this | The following “explains itself aa a AGRICULITEHAL WARES OUNES., INK #ACTORIES. cepecial and particular attention to the great fect | source to-day were £1 Ovvrics DAILY AND WEEKLY PATRIOT, om #oRR S Vann 5 8 FLa. wre Ue.RE Sse, | Awa can Ix Co.,ofhce.si2 9m st. bet. Rand w, | tbat by 1 ust you gain All the advantages claniacd —- ; No. 921 D Street, “Have you beard from old Varmount, LE DETUES. INSTRUMENT MAKERS, fir the many, poleoncns compounds iu peat wit: | Ma, Simon Wotre, of this city, we see bythe Wasuincton, D. C., Sept. 7th, ist Mount, Mount, The Jourmal » yoxet= & Uy, Aibang Ale. G8 La. svence, | 0, Freciex. Surg. Instraments & Trosses, 4h et, emoval i without the | western papers, is making some stirring and | Mr. Alecander R. Shepherd, Washin y _ AI! honest and true; sive a repub aki Green, Maswye Dbil’s Sic, Gorget’a, EWSUBRANCE OFFICES. as covery ix poa- ead ‘01 Sim:—A controversy of an uupieasant form Seventeen thousand is the tune, rom last year effective Grant speeches in Ohio. ARCHITECIS. « a? ToL — — Oo. sor a ous substauce, care ri Pat a between you and the Patriot. So = For Tippecanoe and Tyler wo. mn 5. at Union Fag lys. mt pe ‘TRE Fruit Recorder, published at Palmyra, | as the cance of that controversy is concerned, , Di is € ‘te » High ‘ ory rst u ME Jowes: Lite & Previae Fat. peer ieh | overibcke tithes stain theskinor clotices, | N. Y., (sent to us by Mayor King) seems to be lund the entiro charge of the paper at the time ‘Oh, have you heard the news trom Maine, bea were * ish 9469 7th wt. | fe ons ner Xuctly What hss been wanted cr then! 1y. r sipooescy-waptet 1 i tre ‘ 4 GALLERIA. in, Moy Duttding, Privama Hass fora ions « srer of the Hair that may be | 7 €xcellent horticnitural monthty 1 beg now to say that it has assumed a form AU honest and tra vaeethong Ere 4 . ~* a « Tth st. Reed withon? the fer Bancow (2 Pe, sve.. het. igen and rte sts. Hoyer, 8 d om. Bibs have been opened at the revenue marine | that makes it desirable that this discussion or Kent, six thousand gain, \ BL. Schmidt, ag't, @th'st | Neoralzia, Paralys' wr Oe Yorn, Sept. 1. The wing let > 3 rae : ; should be brought fo a close. For Tippecanoe and Tyler too on tw aching 8 ATIOENEYYA1T-LAW. complaints, the reenlt of th Dbareau, Treasury department for the con- With that view, I shall be in Baltimore, Md., {Campaign Song of 184 » rele coe poe aEs. 3 conventio bers C g Dba TT, S17 . ARTHUR NATTAN straction of nine lite-saving stati: on the | on Tuesday next, the 10th inst., from 10 a. m. to — _ = - ~ < 2 tary « So Sei abe covst of Cape Cod, Mass. All. of the bidders | 7 p. m., at the Eutaw House, where the subject and ten towns and cities in | enamel = et} re eee were New Engiand men. may be considered more at €ace. ,and Kimball ee vies Aesdis : ovis BAGGE se —s : i 2 ¢ Viaiso conveyancing ‘A.thecayeini ene cottons th Diets Arsene, | COMMAMDER TIS, Firteskows, U1 8.2, fie |) *oSrobedientencvant Se Last year | THER, SHOE FINDINGS, &c. | ae win cory. da safe and simple remedy | Scveral years on duty in the Navy department, D, G., Sept. 10th 1 sialic ~ Sat on Band S| w.€. Janne, 715 7th street, between @ and i. forthe cure of Weakness, Barly Dress, | leaves here to-morrow to take command of the | W: nd Princiyal Stockucidin, | 81,346, showing a rep rl ahive.? | Ms rf oe ir 4 Sem: and th . e, De ick and 4 tthe 3 ae “ty HE eee ee tee brought on bytbaneal ard Wachusett, European fleet. oi Ne pay re = 2 — diesel pgfeorcaties nebo 4 pet Ba 0 00 babits. Great pombers have been cured by 2 aes n the fame proportion, Periam’ jo x jbinrasne. cp emanatact T, 00 this noble remedy Prompted by a desire to beaety | NAVAL OFvIcERS TRANSYERRED.—Passed f . —— ity willexceed 15,000. The total vote wi LIME, CEMENT, fheaslicted and anfortanate, 1 will send the recipe | Assistant Paymaster George W. Long, ordered | J *¢dressed you communication, in which I | {t willexceed 15,0 Joux F_Kixc. i! Mase. avenue, bet. 6th and 7th. T preparing sad using this mediciue, in @ sealed 7 arty Srmtey quoted from an article published in the Patriot | 's increased in proportion, be 125.00 LITHOGEAPHERS envelcpe, to any ene who needs it, Frei a Charge. | to the Ashuelot, Asiatic fleet; Lieut. Comman- | y'the previous day, proncunced “it un gn, | Pétham should have 60,4ebeani Ket Joszry F. GapNey, 465 Pa. ave,, bet. Os and Oth sts Address, JOSEPH T INMAN, 2 der ©. F. Schwitz, detached from Mound City, qualified lie in all its details,” and demanded | Lt vearthe total vote was 1 LIVERY STABLES. oD. jor Illinois; Lieut. Commander D. C. Woodrow, de- Perham had 5s a Soe 285, and K' “that you either produce the proof of your entitled an Kare: & Co., Wilisrd’s Hotel Stables, 1dth & Dats | _™ar%2-ly New York tached ‘from the Wyoming and placed on wait- | assertions or stand branded as malignant are | Scattering 34 pas a ne li ALLsoN Naiton. Je. eo te uss atreet. ing orders. in the community in which we live.” scare 4 ilisbury, de: soldiers, who risked thei: sur ow Natto’ a b a eta a *, ps xe > ul rT Ween Orrick. AMUSEMENTS. PrnsonaL.—Col. William McMichael, assist- | pines Srmeten satiate tas obateente cheat n net loss of near! perpetalty of th feawustts memes ASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE, | *@t&ttorney general < Feturned, efter # short eral cn anon De that | over throen, being 131,¢71,0r 6,000 more than it d that the meeting of so Seo. 8 Kaarrt.i7# Pa. » corner Isth street. | LOOKING GLASSES, liTH STREET, SouTH Penn, AvR. absence. Mr, J. M. Ray, deputy commis- | ¥ Saltceative thes oocamion Tae een willbe this year, and this reduction of the ag- an advantageous one Gidea. Nt F° 8 Breed, K.Cupttotet. | paawcie Lawn. 1zm Pa. avenue wear Bebatret. | ya wity NiGHTS TURSDAY ann Fatpars. | "<Sivucy General Williams will adgressais | however, T-am the recipient of a communics: Ce er ces ere eet nee | semmtaend onty sages mein Rane, #ii Teh atrest, bebween Gene X. LUMBER YARDS. MATISEES: WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAYS. | republicans’ of Philadelphia. Uiis evening. | tio, (& copy of which { inclose,) signed by « or ee Manes aD ee ee ne | yonen fasion. With great re=b . + * | Ws. McLxay, corner 13th street and canal, WEEK OF THE SEASON. +" Postmaster General Cresswell left Bangor, | Pet*0n of whose existence I was not before | (Vur later dispatches show 1 & very | obedient servant S. Gram.” 'S AND BANKERS. MACHINISTS. OF FTY Me., last yaar tie cae 8°" | aware; and presume that I am to consider it the | much smaller lose, ir any, since 1865.) Ss Fre Saen op | JouN MCULELLAND. Lontstana ave. end 20th street, Oe eee ne eee only answer you can make, or that I may THE VOTE POR CONGRESSMEN. THE GENEVA ARBITRATION on Thcer av op.? Dt. MARBLE WORKS. Rarvntican Masouity in Maree Nor Lass | expect, to my letter of the 18th of August. The five Congressional districts are all carried ay Rg oh 608 Toth st. opp. Treasury Dep't’ | Wrvet & Witson,1028 7that., bet, NY, ay.and Lat, : THAN 18,000.—General M. D. Leggett, commis- am, &c., &e., ee ee out 2,000 majority 1et district. Bar | cum sTORY ABOUT a® aWane oF 13,000, oN ARKET STORES. : jeg 3 sioner of patents, received the following dis- —Politient Notes. td eile: arin Gals ot 500; in the New Youn, Bee REE ns cm ARUNotom MARERT, L.A. Walker, 1010 I street. jackin and W Filson patch this afternoon from General Hall, U.S. | Senators Wilson and Lot M. Morrill and Frye has 4,000—a republican gain of 1,700, | > i: Saas eee oon in ‘he sa, Blaine, 1,200; in the 41 Hyatr’s NaTioNaL MaRent4lé lth et.near Pa. Ola Josh Oriental Ballet, with Galletti- arn. collector : Speaker Blaine will speak in New Jersey be- MANTLES. ie a Basciton & PEARsON, Slate, Marble, &c..cor 2D. Zhe Great Milb: DaMARiscoTTa Mixts, Sept. 10.—The state | fore the election. has gone republican by’ not less than 13.000 | _ The republican conventions in the first three “ special says the statement that only three Hersey, Odea sopetican, | hon pounds were awarded the United State gain of 1,400; in the Sth, Hale has2,500 majority | bef Oflicially declared to be 1 correct. ‘i i . arbitrators met vesterday to consider the final t ee Toth and a sts. | AR SHEPHERD & CO sMianttis & Talbert for Omaha majority. Jamys A. HALL. SS districts of Illinois are to be held A oebgea bee Sate bees form of the verdict. Both Pugiish ani Am a ~ 5 ™ ana avenue, es y 4 +d Fy rd ' et \r etn Besa. Pay, | ER CHANT TAILOUS, TAR NAVAL MEDICAL BOARD for the exami- he republicans of the 16th district of New | been peculiarly animated, and resulted iu giving | $82 S€CRI® Were excluded from the meeting ~N-Y.)J13 Ps, av.,bet.l1thaiath ste, ng, Ro.) 46 & Md. ave, | DEVLIN EO him a majority in every one of the twenty-seven | ThE Verdict is definitely against England for . Ww : MILLINERY, &c. & 6 Water st., Gtn. : ' re want of due diligence and good faith, pi aloe ried SIX Of these towns are | will beexprensed in mild terme. ‘Th nation of applicants for admission into the med- | York yesterday nominated James S. Smart for ical corps of the Navy convened at the corner | O7T8."Greeiey candidate for Congress in the 614 9th st. oR Patent OMce. %, (wholesale only )$14 Sth st., near ay: " r f cm f the «ame opin ES. Parguotte Circle, 50 coi of 1sth and G streets, yesterday, Medical Direc- | 17th district of Illinois, said “he mented to see SPEAKER HLAINE’S DISPATCH. aa hacen yo a : craw Ht & Bt. Bleacher, 9% Pa ON ODE MAMEES, oe Preferred Orchestra ‘Beais, 25 cauts | tor Charles ). Maxwell, president; Medical Dic | Jer: dsc oriole, said *b States Senate.” | Speaker Blaine sent the following dispatch Fer ee ES. U. OFrEanman, 51th street Patent Offices, xtra; Private Boxes, $5, Proscenium Boxes, $10. | rector Wm. Grier and Surgeons Albert L. Gihon ‘The liberal convention of colored men, called | «To the President of the Umied Slates, Long | are voluminous. The fu aon nite or +710 B street, oppo. P.O. Dept | 9; a Lyon. 513 7th strest, opposite Post Office. poy tig cents; Children, 19 cents. Sea- | and Richard C. Dean, members, and Surgeon | to meet at Indianapolis, Ind., is postponed to Branch, New Jersey ceedings of court wil not be mad “mewnme Jos. ParonkR, (also Bronging and Gilding, 1008 B. | "7p TiCKete. Bee ee ata o'clock, | JOS: Hugg, recorder. Between thirty and torty September 25th, and will assemble on that date | “We have carried the state for Governor Per- | for some days pot, tn deiomece ote — 7} 62 Pa ave., bot. 6th and 7th ste MUSIC STORES. Matinse doors open atl:i5; Overture, 2-40. se9 St | Spplicants have thus far preseuted themselves | at Louisville, Ky. ham by more than 15," majority—a net gain t e street borthweat, Lvcas's, 1148 7th street, near M street. = — = for examination. Many of the Greeleyites of Louisiana are dis- | of 5,00) on last year’s vote. We have carried all BOOK BINDERS. N RIES. Op No.) On Exhibition (New No = satistied with the late “compromise” on state | the Congressional districts—the closest by well Wa Bo Nar west corner hand Este, | 4 g Haixr.sl9 Pe_av.,Law,Titles,Conveyancing. | 486 and Sale ‘439 Tae Date oy Carrain DAvENrorT or | officers, and they want still another convention | nigh 2,00 majority, We have carried ‘every BOOKSTORES. OPTICIANS. 7TH St. ar Zra Sr. | raz Navy.—Rear Admiral Alden, command- | to nominate candidates. . county tn the state, something we never achieved | mous upon some points © Ma Ba cLanty Re salons. ),4027th st.cor.D | reankiin& 1227 Pa. ev, bet. 12th and 13th sts. E ing European station, sends a letter to the Sec- K. B. Berkeley announces that he is an inde- | but once betore. We have elected every senator | others a ditt Por: ve D H. BH. HeMrce! Ho. 416 fet puirectss eight | retary of the Navy deted Berlin, Prussia, Au- | Pedent republican candidate for Congress in | and chosen more than four-fifths of the house of Qhoice Ui Paintings, Engravings, Chromos, ae. | gust 24, 1872, in which he says: My telegram has | {be 4th district ot Virginia. | He ts the third, and Als. largest ‘stuck’ Paper Hangings, Win already announced to you the melancholy fact beret geearpny/ omer representatives. Our victory is complete and dow ot Poe " Pictaress Bremen, Pistere Tar | of tho death of Captain Dacenmorts wins dingy | qt is said that Col. C. T. O'Ferrell, a straight overwhelming at all [aging Ren insures you DON ADVERTISER DON'T LiKE rT labors of the ene: licans, making the senate unanimously republi- | Arbitrators. It mays: “The Pini Eeclah of it can. o returns are yet received as to the Rep- | is that the British government bas allowed the resentatives, but the complexion of the House | Americans to bully us out of three or million may be judged by the general result. Knox | pounds to curry favor with them, and then county gives Tepubiican majority for the first | modestly congratulates us upon the’ amount im time in ten years. the settlement of claims for which a few week= Rebel Sein as tis ces aight: | more than 25,00 majority in November.” Sept. 10.—The Adreriser this morn- sels, Kings, Nails, &., in the District. Sunday, 18th inst., of heart disease, at Franz- espe — Ne tear ng TES LEGISLATURE ALL REPUBLICAN. ing expresses in strong terms its dissatis/action ey THLMS CARR.” nd Number. jel-tys | ensbad,” Bohemia. “When Captain Davenport | H#00.,).T. Harris, the regular conservativenom- | very county lias been catried by the repub- with the results of thi ————————— inee for Congress in the Harrisonburg, trict. “ext 3 left his ship at Southampton, six weeks go, — ox B. Krk, 462 Penn bet. 43 and 6th sts : = though looking ill and suffering considerable, caabaee istri Toone corner Manavihaticete NW: PIO-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. | ho ons uiought but thate would return to hit gists zo Geeta secon ae aes NTS, OILS, GLASS, de. 2 command, where he had endeared himself to al e Pel bey ey ory ee FBS? GRAND PIC NIC OF THE HIBER- | by his kindly treatment and thoughtful consid- | {7,0 °4obet; and have nominated B. Frank star thet : tin, This is, by the way, asad defeat to Hon. OLay Wintson, #2 7th street. bet: i, 609 C st., bt.6 &7, rear Met. Hotel, BENEVOLENT SOCIRTY, No. ration for their fort ines. oy vs onuowe, ae $a etn adj's Washington Hace, Perarm Micisn ‘Sef Sth ctrect, weer Feun-svenee. | 3. wilt take place THURSDAY, Sept. 12th: Ge ee dan cee ee nage His | C.J. Faulkner. faker. 174 Gre JM. i and ef artill ‘1901 ‘20 AU from am lam sure the offi apne Sor MO°st¢oMERY COUNTY AGRIOULTURAL pervare trem among us officers | with Grant, He denies abso! r ‘The following dispatch was received at the ‘ . _ "Fontes, 25a at 'ad/'n Washington House, | Francis Miuien. 7 rest near Penn ieee BepoPeth ne Peek coating Temel too; the Congress, though she had only aria tors that ¢ General Grant, Tagsptoxicated | republican Dentquarters in Sew York lant go, it was afirmed that England was neither &.P. Guat. Slipper Manafecturer, 56 7:hst.8.W. | | PAPER HANGERS, “the Holy Hut Het in regard to effectiveness and strict die- ea bee ber > ae x oly Hill Band bas been engaged for the oc- B! General J. D. Webster, who was chief of stat® © Ave A, 9,6 p. m:—All the reta: PE —— 9 Bese Wijtven, G9 th etzect betwere Daa st | casion. acd de | cipline, and while we all mourn hia sudden de- ot tha ae wovera, Sept. 9, € p. es and was constantly | thus far indicate a sweeping republican ma. | TB€ Cottem Crop im North Carolina a BUILDING MATERIALS. Fuaxcis WittwRn. 195 9h Ps. tely the statement : jority. In this city my majority is more than | ~—9 ; Cua: A. Keavex, i213 N.Y. svenu s and crew ot that ship will feel keenly the loss | Fererred to ee wy, AB jOLDsnoRO, 3 Sept. 10.—The « EPHERD & ber Sth & 1thets. + 20. oF remies,) 1053 7th st, they have sustained in the death of their be- uble that received at the last ¢! Dome” | Mestenge ‘to- mort has the - OG hrowas, 1894 stand Canal, | W-H Sen me Lira, 121m axp 131 Serrzxsen. loved commander: and for myself T wit neve | ,2i#man, present governor, Kerman, would- | “(Sigued) “S, @- Bearman, From the reports wi e P00 fe “From the reports we have received from Beare. See 2 Snorage gy ap, | MUNN ac During the Fair, trains will loave the Baltimore | express my profound regret at the loss I have | B6BExt gov Yorks, an sane cane tel x Cornér RRA sts, e THE VOTE IN THR CITIES. planters for several days past, and (rom persor, Kxiont Bi smear Teh strest. | and Ohio Railroad Depot for Bock experienced in the death of Captain Daven- | Piuiy gone ove mat dene amis, who bas | Every town heard from gains handsome! yover | observation, we are forved to the conclusion a Eo ome ne a ws 0.W ‘corner F and 7th streets. ville as foilo FEE | ort. ee oon & Greeley m: last year. Six towns—Augusta, Hallowell, Bath, | that the cotfon cropin this section ha» sustained NET SHOPS. Jon J. h at. P.O.Dey it. ve Washington at 8:45 a. m! ering in Union Square, New York, on the | Rockiand, Lewiston anf Auburo—show anet | ; oo z 20th. % W. Li 0s Patent Office. Leave Washington at 11:15 a. m, 12th instant. P rious injury. In the counti Wayne, Dp- ¥ x treet. : Ww . LRGGETT st, Opp. . a é \ z ‘ t 7 ve < eho conn wes Fla WeatrusinisoUpisistering 7806 Get.,bet.sar, | Gon W "Haseuenrn meee 105 Beri Binh Sones Leave Rockville at 10.00 WALPHURIN THRAIR— Daggers and Trigvers. |” Oneot the evidences of the strength of the roe Ee ag yy cons | B.S Pet eek Dee ee, Ta ENTERS AND BUILDEKS, Tth & Fsts..near Pat. Office S#”Send for circular aoone reg Hd ke ; hile going over the Maine election returns | Greeleyites in Vermont is seen in the Benning republican majority of ag t the vote Inst | have da a thpecementerreee f = &. 8. CHAP AN, 25 7th strect wud 12 13th street. PATENT MEDICINES. ir Grounds 73 cents. 's Sdmission to the | this. m., and engaged in a pleasant computa- | ton districts, where two republican Senators year of 1,459 for Perham, and 1,119 for Kimbal I a sey rte will, deus 1 How ert, 63 K mreet, bet. 6th re Liver Tentc, the Fair Grounds 75 cents. bs ~ D: Bem- 5. + i = r are elected about one thousand majority Fer sale, wor ith ste by War Me Cannon, | 0°73 GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Gen'l Agent. | tion of the number of new hats coming to us Tavages of the worms in many parte will still Mowsxit & Drazing, 47 Mo. av., betas and cr of 340. further reduce the crop. We have betoi each, where democratic Senators were chosen | %,ePublican majority then of urther reduce p- We have before us re- a -(honas#oxeb'd fi i — from Greeleyite correspondents in “the Row,” a ~ ves Perham 310 majority against 2) last year. | liable estimates of damages in + wosknt H. Guasax. 610 12-14 cth et. det. and E : GALLERIES jog been rebuilt ana entire Teftted gee’ N A.R. Shepherd and one of the editors of the | petore the election that the 240 last vear. Eastport gives Perham 318 and | we are capable o! judging conrider the proce Geo. B Hart, corner Penn. avenue and 18% strect er ian by her present owners, will Teave b Patriot bad gone out to Bladensburg to fight a | Speaker Blaine has soon fit to. prom tly put | Kimball 1s4. Hale, for Congress, has 348 and | at least twenty-five ‘per cont wore haan wan Jou™ P. De 169 6th st.. south of Penn eee ee cinco | wharf, foot of 7th Tor Mecnlly Sunday excepted.at | cucl. We immediately went down to the bust- | g, Pe? to the fubrication regarding his having | Pike 378. Pike resides at Eastport. Portland, | auticipated & 1eonth of two mes” WB. Gano & x0 Gu P-uonrivania ar peokahy RAR. | Wrnhisaton and intrmeaiteiangiagsn” “im? Of | news eatablchment o: Mr. Sheplterd wo inquire | Beer interested arches Credle biker ae wee | curmected, elves Perham 200 aad’ Kimball eee CHINA, GLASSWARE, @c. PIANOS. _—— JAMES SY EE: about this bloody business. Everything looked | Union Pacific Railway Company. His reason 4 2°27; ®Tepublican majority of 95, against Last New York News and Gossip |. W. Botzrer & Bxo., 923 Pa.av.. Metzerott Ball 19-3m Gen’l Superintendent Stes quiet about the premixes. Down stairs Col. ngipie A 4 ear’s vote of 2,192 for Perham, and 1.014 for BUNSTEOKE. s FOR cH, 28 2ith,ab.Pa.sv..egt.Knabe’s | je nl Superintendent Steamer Arrow. for meeting this lie with an explicit denial is | {° CIRCULATING LIBRARIES. apace vpsmbrepgcty —— EE = | Moore and Dr. Young were going over ledgers | that it wast put ina epecitie force aed Ct imball. In 1808 the vote stood, Chamberlain, | New York, Sept. 10.—Six cases of W.T Sime. 317 Pa avoans, bet, Sd and 06 ate, PICTURE & PORTRAIT FRAMES. | — and ciphering away in their usual able-bodied | je widely clreulated ie the Posten aod ee | Kep., 3,871 and Pillebury The vote for | occurred yesterday. " CLOTHING STORES. Dee eee. cies a seedalee inl tik coast, gm. GREATER and Imperturbable manner. Up stairs we toand |) York ro tag ene Het aria rh member of Congress is Burleigh, Wep..2 and | SevEuaL DELEGATES PRoM TRE Lov! 5 Be) J bet. % we 7 7 “the Boss” revolving placidly on sed 7 ant ifford, Dem., 2,691, being a majority of 154, CONVENTION Barware Fg gee agg hrm PLARING MILLS. nal pivot chair, recetving’ tle congratulations | {2¢ vote yesterday—but it didu't affect it worth | Coutyrds _majority tor Lynch, Kep., in | arrived im this city 3 ay and to-day, with Darisee 113 Ps tUuthalsth ste, | B.C. RRDAN. 6 prose ond onal. a Canal Reduction in Prices. OF tdmirng, friends over the | promising | “The Nebraska republican state convention | 1°» of 6l7, Portland is Kimball's resi- ig on Charles O°Co: it Womas « ¢ ay botidine. 5 ee wae iiite, Oh : arrival at “Bleak House,” and at the 4 3 . dence, and he runs ahead of the i : 5 Da MITH. Pheentx Milla, 1216 Ohio avenue, 5 has nominated Judge Crounse, of the supreme COACH: FINDINGS ements) | Piiscciacturer of Mouldings) Brackets, Bewels, Hons bacmes maeing..t0, dispose of va- | court, for Congress on the third ballot, his com- tao pes chee bene tae ee ae - osters, &c., and dealer im Sash,Doort ‘ rious usiness documents piled upon bis |. 1 ‘1 , é place w! reeley in years past heida Pao: cos EO. Ne Mh at., cpp. Oenter Market, = a table. There seemed nothing suggestive of | Petitor being the present member, Mr. Taffe. | iittering sceptre of power, od the lowe at tleman that be kuew nothing of such depats Pp ERERS. ae and Mr. Strickland, former attorney general of | § hy : ane 2 ‘ COMMISSIONERS OF REEDS. ony F. KING, 631 Mass. ave., bet. 6th and Tth ste gunpowder, or pistols and coffee in all this; and y 2 Feet ;- | Blaine, the republican majority is 410, a gain ot | tion. r Jon F. the state. Col. Furnas was nominated for Seerru TK Piant.corner € and xi sirectsN.W, | Gti & Lancewer. plain and ornamental. 408Sthat. | 7V CONSEQUENCE OF THE LATENESS OF | 3¢t it seemed there had been something to f ernor on the third ballot, the contest bein, 2d 178 over last year, the largest majority ever cast > ——_. aN FECTIONERIES. PLUMBERS by gar FITTERS. — loci a — Locianaaleay ea =e close between him and Mr. Chapin. A full state | @ “e city in a hotly contested canvass, . Batten urder in Wyoming. B.0.Bekoret.( Dining Hoows,) M1 7th st.,op. P.O | & B.SuEPERED & Co.,910 Pa. THE SEASON, AND IN ORDER TO RE- where we present the remarkable document | ticket was nominated. Seva roming Territory, 0.—D v ERS. Baxittox & PEARSON. cor St received from the Patriot office aud Mr. Shep- Tem in New York Politic: thes i from Camp Hanitn rte pa ee Rotary.) | G0. W. Goo: aw corner Pa. DUCE STOCK, I AM OFFERING FOR herd’s answer. It will be seen that Mr. Shep- | ‘Tau Vigte Anpvorion.—Mre, Viele. the | “Unita, Sept i) The tape eee bt report the killing of & mannamod Hoonan CORKS, SEALING WAX, ac. Amur 5 Baie. Tat tt erect, bet G aa a herd has been invited to Baltimore—to the Eu- | divorced wife of General Egbert L. this state have published acall for a meeting | by Indians at Bear creek, si, m tant. A W. BautHoroman. at wholesale, Wa 7th street, Bi bERt B; Bide Way, SAD strect, bet. 9th end wtb. THE NEXT THIETY Days: taw House—from 10 a. m. to7 p.m, Why or for | sailed for Europe on Saturday, accom, mars convention of electors who favor the | bad nine bullets in his b ! n Wer CORSETS. SKIRTS, ac jiurs O'HacAan-i0l? Pa-av-sbet, 19th end BEE one what purpose he is to go to Baltimore is not | Rer little daughter Emily. Mrs. Viele was in | promotion of temperance reform by political | carried of and their. harwoms ears A Dove: .:'( Ladics’ Underwear generally) 408 Sth a. | W™. ROTHWELL, 113 Pa. avenze, Capitol Hill. Light Cassimere Suits, at.....§, 9, 10, 12 and 915 | Tuite evident. If the “subject” is belligerent, | Europe when she heard of the General’s second | action. the convention to assemble ie Syracuse | Three men a@re missing. A party oi cava pore ? Jas BaGan (also ic Roofer.) 603 34 st.,cor.F. Blue Flannel Buite(thoro aly ‘ ai 6 | Why slight the time-honored und of | mi ge, and, immediately returning home, | on the 30th of September. started in pursuit of the Indians this morn DR. We. Menn-rt. 1112 F street no-th west, PRINTI i Wits aes eee es iy ones : ~ae1e Bladensburg? Why Baltimore why the | she obtained the assistance of a lawyer and « ——_o+——_ at daybr This is believed to be the be, "DINING SALOONS. < Guece® — ogeenbaion nape gs sta. All Linen Baits. y. Par) ant Eutaw Housé? Why underrate Barnum’sor the | military officer, in order to recover the child An Unscccrservt Expertwent.—The Fair- | ™!D€ Of serious Indian troubies in that se: t . F street, rear 7th. © raed 7 end $* | Carrolton? Could not the subject be con- | Emily, who was living with General Viele and Baxvers aan Penns. 8v., corner lithst. = p conc. an ees PROVISION Light Co sored Cessimere "amas 6,6, 7 and gs | Sidered as much “at ease” at Heeger hotel? | his tecond wite at Lake Mahopac. A fictitous Sop nen — Pa. sy., bet 468th nTH.PoTTs# UNDERRILL, 8.B. corner 98h & Data. | Light Cassimere Passe thea ‘These and many other inquiries arise, but we engagement was made for General Viele wuich have not time or space to pursue “the subject.” | would detain him in this city last Wednesday. ESM AR ERS. contr tanghtbyrae) |» REAL ESTATE AGENTS. de. ©": | White Marssilice Verte... Geet easels and on that day Mrs. Viele and her friends went Awraor & Duvet, cor. La. avenus and 7th street. fax (Va.) News says: «Two litte boys, children | “02+ of Mr_ ‘Thomas, Holbrook, of that place, ware playing with an axe on Saturday last; daring their play the F One was placing his finger | “ HCHOOORER WRECKED aND xine ona logand snatching it away quickly, witie | ¢,HALPAX, Sept. 10-—The schooner Ein 2 < —— “ Two More Shipwrecks. cmily . to Mahopac. One of the itlemen called at Grabam has been wrecked at Prince Edward MF te m | rues bemertaca vamos et. tc Bat “Clyne at pate the dt | the Bowne and feprewentna'emst” aes huts | ee Set Sve Mae Chopping on tog ti w | ine as et wrecked ‘ P a Eitsovn: B meng ny pono ae aeons. Indians who were engag in the fight with | Officer, dema: to see Emily. As soon as she | tinger without cutting it. The experiment was A STEAMSHIP asic AND RIOGT MEN ERiNe & JoNns Las ¥ ate swwiGS | Major Baker's forces in the Yellowstone Valley | W8E brought she was seized and carried to her | cated on until the tate or aie are ee DROWNED. &. H. CLacetr, 819 Backer Boece. -10, 12 and $15 | Came into the Cheyenne agency @ few days ago | < ae Leagan was waiting outside, | on little Stock’s finger, severing it between the | QUEBEC, Bopt. 10.—The steams) Dp, Edith EoLoMoN J. Facts. 702 E st. .bt7a3.cp Post OMoe. | Bine Cloth Frock and Berby Uoate... Sto gia | and re} d that the ight was very severe, and | #n0 after an exciting detention, caused by the | first and second joints.” Emily has gone ashore, and eight of the crew igs ome: waa ee iki OnaRLEs THoMPsoN & Oo. al "rsndary Dep # ‘A Large Assortment of Extra Bize Suits, oss ie iene sens — — on being pocniae = ae, the party drove Pa = sie Ec a = iad were drowned. ree WALL. t. . avente. + OPP. 5 and wounded, wi e In lone was —N. ¥. 1 9th. oT! ‘8m FoR Grarz ur prokibi- ax 8 Wire Ope Price) le & 1030 Tt st. n.w. ewes wenn corm A only eleven. [This is improbable. They re-| A Lance CoLONy PRom ENGLAND.—Rer. | ‘nist friends will be glad to know that some of Another Railroad Smash-Up a ¥. Sth st, east, street. Devar' ‘EE: ms DYE HOUSES.” * | WoT Jonxeon,(Anctr,) cor. Pa: av &Sdet east, ——— POT et ee acct, is £0 badly crippled that he is | Geo. Rodgers, a leading Independent or Con. | We largest vineyard proprietors In California ag tig og ee KIMMEL, 617 19th et Kennept & Son, 15th near Riggs’ Bank. obliged to return to Fort Ellis without having | gregational minister of Dorsetshire, South of | 2A¥e discovered another use for grapes besides MippLeTown, Pa., Sept. 10.—The fast line WHEATLEY. 49 Joflerse Puri H. Wetcn’& Co..95 Bat., Masonic Temple, accomplished the object of his expedition. Eogiana ‘accompanied by a number of tenant- | ‘bat of makiug them into wine. They believe | ¢#st on the yivepia railroad that passes EMPLOYMENT RESTAURANTS. nie on all tone ont 20 PER OENT. hasbeen | {here are from fifteen to twenty thousand | farmers, has recently made our tour ot inspec. | ‘at Falsins equal to those or Malaga can bs | here at 3:40 was wrecked below tows aud ran Dee ane Pa Oe Be Be Oe pnorthwoar, | 2OHN Scort'sDiNINGSALOON (meals 3e.)996 La.av. | made on all theve sorts. Ghezenne; Arrapahoe and Ogallals Sioux in the | tion through Minnesota for the purpore of select. | ™ade from them, and have already entered cea ate eae wing CLEXPRESS OFFICES," "| erearcniivancantpirn op.cemer Market | S7"Purchovrs will Sod it to thelr avaatagoto | Siting Ballons ofthe sales noveara Wane | He ater a colony of 2000 pertons weirs. | Spom he experiment waits extonsively” Tue | Gorned fol S wove Gal Eb fu lin mins arenes Bee smell Pa.av.eor @en | TTCKER & SrnExan, 63 Loubions eveman’ give mea call, ington last year, threatens General Stanley. | g1o,0u0 each’ and whe ate penne from 2,000 to and there is every reason to believe that Ameri- | UP, @nd thirteen persons were burt but Wenb 2:6 Brides Gtn:? Weah't ti, Alexuria. | SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES, path, ahd numerous morncney te, on the war | cesstul agriculturalists in the world. ‘The dele. | °&, #8, the courte of a few years, will not be | dabgerously. The engineer had hisriis brok ENGRAVER! = " | WasnrNotox Business Couteex, oor. Tih and Late, | yes, /cr#ons going to the country, or to different | path, and numerous maseacres are reported. ation selected elght townships in Ciay County, | bliged to ep abtond ter her reteies. Senator Wilson Explatus the German Sues Siistiletiae. Oe SEWING MACHINES: + | Watering Places, can have thet wardrobes replen- | ———— Minnesata, on the line of the Northern Pacitic Letter. = PANCY STORES. WHEELER & WiLsox 8, Diner & Som, agts.d6l Paay, | MMO’ St ® small expense, from Geneva says "The amount of guekiers | Hallway. "A railroad town, toe named Yoovil says 3! We bear of Sunday Korapies i Cincis | (NEW Yons, Sept. 1-8 Boston sy Bouns £ Deusen at nee, PS fds aks a awarded the United States by the board of Sel metre ecg yy cant Rati at anovelty. There was a library open on | Senator Wilton made & speech Ins 4 cor, Paar TromasMannow, (repatrizg a specialty Vago a Tow thousand pounds’ seeing Only by a | center of their tract. ‘Twe hundred families | SUBUAyS in Liverpool trom twenty to twenty- | Covbituate. in which be explained that the Seances has ae Croke el Eilts Gower igrnora, J Rareeact fa Peat Ee ncagnd Fauna rng, Zhe siting ot | Sil ieave Engiand in apr ior ie solans: | fo Year ago fo, reader are aid ohare | German jeter fo which his mano was rhe % 3 i a D une Ma: ez Com: % re ir t, et 7 deny é 0% a TLOUR, FEED Any ie eee Fenn eee Pay eh street: | go peMEMPER NAME AND NUMBER- = ules atte ag pee eee ag and the remainder, with their pastor, will follow pci m eeer wer nge Peper behind | written by a German friend without bis an. gues 2 HARDING. cor. Ith st. and Maryland — ero 6; Stone & Oo. Agia, 912 F board on Saturday next will be public. The | “7mgethe season, 0 him, like slaves in the old slave-ships. The | thority. i “SLOWER EMBALMEme 2* = shat | Sai, the beet and ment ecto "Be sare and ost it A. STRAUS, arbitrators, agents, counsel and secretaries will | Pare Hyacintay’s W ‘Mrs. Merriman, | ‘unco guid’ people succeeded in shutting up the The Northern Boundary Survey. bern Geneee LXERS, SHIRT FACTORIES, Z be present, and ladies have been invited to | now the wife of Pere Hyacinthe, isa native of | Sundry library as profane, but the gin palace ToRoNTo, Sept. 10.—A large party of engt- ae pasta cee Sree pe seperti Devin & Co SOTA Popular Clothing House, attend. The arbitrators and others connected | Seneca county, O., the daughter of a farmer | was left open. neers have lett here for Pembina, whe: "town. Fanersl Wreaths ond hone = Mes L.A. McLean, S16 F at 11 PENNSYLVANIA with the board lett Geneva this morning on a} named Butterfield. She married when quite expect to meet the American Dressed. preserved & embalmed, in vuperive asin, | Mes. A. SurTHs Bil Deb AVENUE, special train tor Berne, where they are to be | young @ merchant named Merriman, of Bucy- S7 The Japanese Embassy are being lionized | to determine the forty-ninth parall FOUNDRIES, z ’ SIL! Between 10th and 11th ests of the Swiss government. ‘The party will | rus, O., who died three youre sone Bis. Race, | im London. dary between Canada and the United States Srrtmainigs ogee. "8" Ese Watts MEL RLLART, | et tareteentre narnia, | Sieriaihs Pata anette Cast | Pabatmhadth Mate eae sews | arama has dad ts st swore | He Hevishe inte Wass tony rT 00! = « “ty . lev " a e . e year. tains. It is estimated that the work wi Geer wooo Hers Par we. Ware manp, 06 D et. ‘Sth & se, fe erent Btrvct. itzerland at Berne in the evening. was an especial favorite of Henry Ward Beech. Occupy three or f Der (3. as GOEwGE Gm Gee THE GENERAL COUNCIL OF THE INTRRWA- TiomaLs has been removed to New York, and pele pose penadd nha hy rf. eo) sists vi . » Laurel, Ber- trant, Karl Levielle’ David Toshassiore, Wasd, Speyer, Dercure, and four ot elected by the American federations. ‘after in the sere It is a Loan that a majori dele; Interna- tional con; are dissatiched s with the transfer gress of the ral council to formation of a new smoclation is qi yur years. oe Connecticat Items. FUNERAL OF THE LATE JWLIUS STRONG. ‘FORD, Sept. 10.—The funeral of the late hr WasmiNeTON Gas Lie NY, 2 19th, near B WY, . for eburek wn. —ay ghurches, houses, &., 711 D ‘Sunday Tur Parmsrivawia Coal Trips — diane Sot ee iret cae: | Seen oe ar foe | gene fiat agate 1010, tos othe cores ot Bo 30 cents on enc doliaz THE CASE OF JUDGE PaINDLD tO oe rete ee. tons. We report a steady market at S7-The grand jury of Brookivn Yesterday ALsany,N. Y., Sept. 10.—The senate reas. Qux. BUPrEnt, #5 7th street, ANOTEER PRize RING FIzzLE—A number of pot for: by human bat 5 the or Men ae | Semcni mamGricronime phy, teen 20 sears pl | wn fue. opee moments | Somes SS | das. * "e the arepenaeennge. | gus G.Pecnce lap re ern ee lax a tes. | Rew INE Mar Siotcr ire ema ise | Sxctad'ot appropriating petus'semeionn, | ,,Omommatt, Sr Cearcrer Sean |heecwanee = ~ = 2 ww | SESS <ADDLEne aeaEe | (or cee BUILDERS’ DEPOT, 203 Tex STREET. W. A pom to Ble bondainen, Bat it liane: ry ah ! sbisos st Foon are aad a BW, he was by bie ng eee ATOR 5 Having on hand the LARGEST Stock of DOO! sa-Dr set at Liberty, Metis Disaster Investigation. “nek Was Banat at oreateSRLIN SASH, BLINDS, Ac. in the city.1 propose to ell si in New sealed he alloged aoe MA Washingt special WIRE VERY LOW PRIORS ‘at Suthortty to, tho _BEvEL:Dex, S19 12h street, 90UtR of Pa, ave, See Sees tue bal Proclr” arma nad’ Holey, the press | Inepector General Nimmor 7? ‘enied by ‘WOoD aBD Ww. 4 PERBY COLEMAH, Government tor the work on the mili- He says: Loxpon, Sept. 10—Hon. KG, Schenck is Guo F Gorr Big Basket, NO9Pa.ay «bet.l0ih Alita, | _S0S-Sm__903 th et., oppostteVontro Market, tary defencee near mt Cenis tunnel. oasor rem. | pected to return to London to-day. ‘az Banners ee day | Bo Gorse: Saas p | pera anak then oh St. Peter's Church at Rome a dine bores