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minaton.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
PoHILAsp Sept 10, 1890.
The election for State ofcers and members OF Congress
In Maine took place today. Tte vote II probably the
largest the State Scattering returns, In.
o,udiDg several Of the larger ciss and towns show
pubcaD gains Indicate the election Of the full repub
ncsn ticket by large majorties. Twenty towns heard
from early in the evening give wastburn (rep) for Co
vernon 2 5TS majority
The following Is the result several OF the principal
towns for Governor
s.,,.,. wa'A'ss. Sep Smart Dem Barnes, p".S,
Bath ...... ....... S3e 126
saoo............. 7pa Ala =
ridde'era......,.. $40 7os =
ssss's.a...:.,'. sss.s! d. ...... - - 5 3:
augusta. ...... oso oos
bargor........... 0lo maj
Forty one towns give washburne 10 3se Smart I,7c2
rep 70 se4, Smith, dem 9.o5s The republican
jorty these this year EOS; last year 2e3s
Republican net gain, ,27o.
A Church Burned at MsdEord, Mass.
Bosros sept. 10. 1850.
Early on Sunday morning the Secood Congregational
church Medford destroyed BY are, with wood
buildings adjoining Loss si2too, Of which $1,000
Insured. The Ore the work Of an incendisry.
Robbery OF the Troy Post once.
ALBANY, Sept 10, 1860.
The Poet once al wes' Troy was roooed on saturday
night of Sl2O
Movements OF southern Ocean Steamers.
sASASSAH Sept. 10, 1850.
The screw sicamships Huntsville and Mount vcrnon
arrived here yesterday afternoon
Knox's Hats The Fan and winter
q
ss s ss s mo sa.ns % OK Knos Ss
ways popular with who love eroellen article ai
rssoASs ycs & sSs A = M .1ysy attracts gn'Is ~ at
way snd Fulton street wall sests ss srpassns success
Tn. prime. or XVal.s "a 0urn.y.s CAL
yIhe only corrssa IN ensss IN ,hs ysissa stats Of hs
Copies for sAls.
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mes q Al ii so5 Broadway.
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=: S.:. .'''''''A 'or a''''- ~.'~''. '.As w..-
H.rra~xs Patent Champion Fsrs ana
srrsr proOS SAFES. ~ Broadway e0insr q Murray srss.
New S0's-
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Broadway, New YsrS. sod lS1 Tuisoa asss. iroosyS-
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srtenaed tor sven yrA-I % IA1t ~ We sh,ns o. p.r
hCwss II ysnnon - = nsssn ~ nes ~ "a AER
xBAEER IN he family cAsDsinr vol INTO pasir ss
Into play can doass The propresy Of This eztsos On
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Lsse MisAiran- Hundreds of live 80
might been saved b. usirg tee err ne
80 4, ,Sc - y ~ on 49, u.s-
y, an, "a az ss,sss - sny isnssA ~ INA o,., @
yort axs Any - sssels sailing fFou the port of New
,hrr. C.u .lc~rx In th~ navy nae and recommend
Many : or store aud see their eters In view of ths
aesn LAKE AMI river steamers io~ Il the duty al
Ssy y ssss9 ssst y ..sg from ssr eos and
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Hsrrfug.s Patent Champion Fire and
burwiar prod esfss ~ Broadway of Murray street,
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Sesanway q 0Ons' Ovsrserun9 0rand
md Pianos condsred tAs bs manufactured;
are waraahad for ave ysnxa WsrssooaD = - . Wak9
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0lO mail.

Forty towns give wsshburne l6, 1885, Smart, IL 1c2
and Barnes 4Ss The towns last year gave Morrill,
rep, Il Se4 ar Smith, dem $3.50 rhe republican
orty In these towns this year 2cs last year 1885
Republican net gain, ,270.
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S,airts-ehfrts-.Sfx for -, Made from -
fam street, corner ~ Pearl. - Chs
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Brooklyn Photograph
Cabinet InpssiAl and Lfe sss- o. a. wa,.- niatufs,
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Iverytypes IN On n-Photographs in
An Gallery (aAs Roosa s6s broadway.
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What 10 Iti-Ths Rsnfrsw Hat. Where
hir A<HlrKs, sis Broadway, opposite 81 Paus csarca
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Mr.. HoWes Sewing Machine Patent IL
vr,esded yrArx.-Ihs fact ia he value of
Howe's elAsoisAd In ~ kOvKR BAr
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE uusnawerHAf SN-s N.ss
men, for he estensoa No one Who hss seen THE
into play doAbs The proprissy d this exsDr - ''
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Bmtiev's Improved Tru...s snd ~.ppovs-
- o. - rse = ise ANhL S.tfass 0ANts y Nnte
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tlnuf II muf Healing tinneAA an fy1p "a he 81
recilnn a ne psmphiet Arouna each ruie win hr
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Dr. Hiss.' Trs.. Challenges Ampsri-
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eyThe only correct eness IN The United States Of his
Hiehness Wales exhibition NJ 0rrneys
Gallery. >. 0URNRY son, No. 7u BroadwAy.I
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A Church Burned at Msdford, Mass.
BosroS sept 10, 1890.
Early on Sunday morning the second Congregational
church Medford destroyed by ae, with two wood.
en- buildings adjoining. Loss si2t0o OF which SO 900
Was Insured The Ore the work Of an incendisry.
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SUSSEX CoUsIr, CIAss als ssrrvssss TO- 1850
Il ~ S S2 h is 81 ssrp..ss 70 1856
81, &c, II, B. 81 So. ~, rs. 40, u, 32 So.
FHAsSs ssnsxsrs s.0sGsssds aanissas psssi.r.. SSi
7oi < so go Is i ,aeaa drew h. ave capital gri.s.
n hs drawing e q Ays ~ s s,sass ~ .o 1ss
q. ssundsrs Metallic Tablet strop, tor
teepnx RAscrs perfect order can be obtained Al the sub
''Ss md ne 'A'a' no ssf Aor House.
Genfn, 5l3 Broadway.
ei'' f.,l ssx s.,,s s.ssS e H'''
Genin. 5l3 Broadway.
fAl S'Iso soS = r.sa,, ssis a"A
Gsnin's Fail ssyie OF Infsnts' Hats
Gsntn, oI3 Broadway.
ceaieme,,. soy s.r ..ssy s,,s OF asa
Genin. 0i3 Broadway.
Youths fAii ss, s.yle ,sstH 2, HAA Aaa oAT'
GenIn. 5I3 Broadway.
Gensiemens Fan style Of Ir.ysil,nx Hals AM caps
Gsnin, 5I3 Broadway
csn'ism,n's Fall tpis o; Pc rsn .i as..
Genin, 513 Broadway.
oenusnsn's Travelling w,ussI xnS sc.9s c.9s
Genin, 5l3 Broadway,
Bias opened his entire stock OF Ladies' Furs
Cenfn. 5l3 Broadway.
h'' ass s.: ,sisS sss e; :; sfs sss.,,l ~
for Ladies and thiltrru
II prepared 70 make the lAtsst
French M knglsh s,yies Of Hsz sor
oenAlemen 70 order.
Genin, 5l3 broadway,
Especially invites his old friends and
customers 10 call and examine bis ssocx
before purchasing their fsii Hats and Caps.
Genin, 0la Brosdwsy,
of son Hat Cap or felt s,s made In any 2Ar OF lhe world
can be obtained 81 bis estAblishnenl
Genin. 5I3 Broadway.
Iuforna hs friends and ne pubic
6enuen sa's Dress Hss.
oenuemens soft or fell Hats,
oentlenen's frAyellird Asd Opera Caps,
Can bs bad si hs ssoss. SIS BroAdwAy.
What 10 Iti-Ths Rsnfrsw Hat. where
hM ANHlrks, ns Broadway, opposite - Paul esarca
S,airts-ehfrts--Sfx FOR -, Made from "
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KnOxss Hats The Fall and Wlnter
fashion for senuemens Hats b very oscomns oae ana
KNOX celebrated halter turning ort specimens cAcu
lated crafty exacing Knors hats a.
with tho~e who love excellent article a
price, hut hn novelty attracts unusual at
tenu he daily crowd n the northeast OF broad
and Fulton street well sttess b surpassng success
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Robbery OF the Troy Post once.
ALBANY, Sept. 10, 1860
The Poet oTcc at wcs, Troy was robbed on Saturday
night Of sl2o
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Crtsssdore's Hair Dye, wigs and Tsu-
pees 1he bem tbe world wholesale and rrtas ana ID,
bye privately applied No. Ascr House.
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Le,: q sss ....Y: ss:."sr = LADY Eisia ON
nsss lave BE-. % = ssssS , :, ss. sIspo =. y ne
sps.ain ,srs persons The - ,sis 90 isdies wsss win
s5 hundred c.gs.ss ssoy any snrs =. o % n5. 2.sr
lhrm. Cab :. aloers In is- navy: and recommend
Nany store aud their letters In view Of tho
ss~ .ssn, lake and river steamers lost, Ia the duty of
- ooe 70 Be provided with o. these E1nsn,s When
worn hey he dsngu,s from other clAing
hey Insure perfect sslsy f.m drowtiar.
DnLANO LfrE PRESENTING
COAT AND VEST COMPANY,
10 BrosdwRy.
opposle tho CiIy Hall
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Iuforma his friends and ne pubic
Every Gle required tn
Genienea's Dress Hsis,
0eauemeas soft felt Hats
oenienen's frsvelllra Asd Opera ca2s, -
Can bs bad st hs ssoss. SIS BroAdwAx.
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Movements OF Southern Ocean stca mers
SAVANNAH, Sept. 10, 1850.
The screw sicamships Huntsville and Mount vernor
arrived here yesterday afternoon
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sussxx CousTr, ClAv 2l6 ssrrvssss TO- 1850
O., Scsso,p.r.p iosIrSY-c1s. iss s.rr..s s 10 1856
SO, Sc, II, 3, 81, So. %, Is, 40, Il, 81, So.
FRANCE, BRol DBESTs CO.,
Managers Wilmington, Delaware.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TAkvIs STREET. GRKaNPoINT. IL,
q " September Sh. tose.
81 West Twenty eighth street A. r.

Dsa- Observing the other day testimonial your pre-
fecnal skill IN treatipg pulmonary pub IN
q Tie daily papers am de.rons Of adding my tribute =
taanksuusss for very kind of To the
employed der sdyGe snd prescrapo0 -
proonKanon Of life In . degree Of comfort had failed
obtain from other methods treatment which nevog
anticipated fron any system Of medication
Your faithful friend and patient
EIIzABETH NJ. WOOD.
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Tn. Lsdd Il webster Sewing Machines
may uow Be had Tor riny doTsrs, Al co BroAdwsy.
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Personal

49, Capt Hin and Capt w r Basgs. L. :,
are al willards'. o"'' : .
" Capt Nj Halves and Major Sprayuc. y
: A, are at Willards' =
Senator Seward appeared in his seat to- 5.v
LOOKING reuiar kably we'll after his European -,
nc was warmly greeted by his friends in thu Sen.
The lord-Lieutenant of Ireland has s,,co,
90 nom the list of gentlemen named 10 All IT, 90
nee OF High Constable for Kerry, Daniel O'Con-
ne,l, ESQ son Of Maurice, and grandson of the
80 On the 10Th, while on the route 70 .n.t,
Texas: Cen Houston met with a sever acrid.n,
near walnut creek His carriage wa. ovsrtnrnaS
and the fingers Of both hands of his wife W..
broken or dislccated WAC were
-. We are gratined to learn that Col Drinl.,d
tne aoie chief Clerk of the War Department yrbo
has been confined TO his room for some fonr -, Nv
nays past by reason Of a severe cold is mn~b hf,s
thls morning. and hopes TO be able 10 res nm, o.
ouues OF his Official position tomorrow.
-. Dr. A. Rawlings, special corresponds,, 81
rIank Lesiles Newspaper, was. on Thns,d,T,
r rnsra a. Grace Church, to Miss cnadiXn El,
inshoon, OF Trivoli, n Y The lady was ~
lily uau g OF the late Edmond B. Elmendorf
Of money anu d org Fil;
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II BY the overland mail Calif,rn:,. ~ -,
Louis, we have the following additional intsi,i.
gence:
Victoria ard Oregon dates of the 10Th ult had
been received at San Francisco "'' hao
The Amer can citizens on the island of Ga, r,,.,
hea held meeting and resolved that tn ell
belonged 10 the United States
The Legislature of Washington Teyr,to,r b.a
peen organized. II. &. Maxim was eiec[d f,a,i
dent Of the Senate feSi-
Inc Oresonisn publishes reports from the
Slmlekamen gold mines, stating that IT, ,ninan.
were making twenty dollars Der dsv not,xith
standing the weather was cold and the ,,,ound
covered with snow WIG siouno
Business with the country for the last few, d,v.
nao shown more activity than during the M,
GUS week, but it is by no means brisk Tber.
Mas no movement Of any conseo uence IN ,nv =,
"c re-. nor has there been any advance in prices
,h,on,t t,rlL0nian Of the 23d Of December learns
49, uSG rehaoie correspondent that the C3oye,
I IL % SONORA had received dispatches from The
on"a government directing him 10 revoke Al
VII. = E!s orders expelling Captain Stone and his
Et iIo.n sonora. He 10 also ordered IN invits
Saphin stones party to return and enter nron IT,
uIss o! the survey, and to protect them from ;n1
Juy, ana 10 see that they are Permitted 70 $500,
q1rsuV IN the performances Of their dutis,
u. ne Arlxonian adds that ii fears that Gov.,n,.
rresqneira will disobey these instrnct,oU. a
We settlement Of these dimcultisa r. s.
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Items Teiegrapneo from " a.ntnsten

The Associated Press dispatch says;
AsHlNSToN, jan e.-Ex-Congressman James
hughes, OF Indiana, will be, if he has not already
been, rendered by the President the appointment
to the vacant Of the Court of Claims and
bill recently introduced by Senator Lane pro-
Woes Tor the settlement of the Oregon and Wash
lnSton war debt of 1855 and 1856, according to the
accommodation OF the military commission who
spent twelve months in the exan.iua of the
claims To guard against speculatioDs the money
is proposed to be paid only to the original claim-
ants, or their legal attorneys or assignees The
amount involved is about five millions The bill
is altogether Independent of the measures now i'm
progress at the Treasury Department for scaling
the various items to the army standard
IL is known that Senator Toombs, during the
congressional recess, carefully prepared general
bankrupt bill bnt its presentation is prevented by
the unsettled political condition of the country
Recent Information from Oregon and Washing
ton shows that the last appropriation has been SUI
nclent to sustain the Indian service; and, con-
sequence, there is now in that quarter an entirely
peaceable condition Of affairs
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ALEXANDRIA.
Corssspondsnes of IAs Star.


ALEXANDRIA, Va, January Q, 1859.
The County Court on Saturday discharged the
petit jury, expecting to adjourn sine die but an
other jury has been summoned, and Court met
again this morning, at 10 o clock
The soup-house is again in full operation, and
large numbers of needy persons are daily supplied
with an excellent quality of soup from this house
which is sustained for tile most part by voluntary
contributions
The Alexandria and Washington Railroad is
just now in tide Of success The river leiua
frozen so as to prevent the boats running all the
travel between the two cities goes by this road
The Adams Express Company are sending their
goods by this road also.
A meeting Of the executive committee of the
Potomac, Piedmont, and Valley Agricultural So
ciety will be held in this city OH the 18th instant
for the purpose of advancing the objects for
which the society was organized
VIM. Fowle. an old and highly respected citizen
OF this city, died at his residence yesterday morn
ing.
The little daughter of Mr.. James Windsor
who was So severely injured by her clothes t. king
fire, died on Saturday afternoon, after SUIT, ring
great pain for over a week
A portion Of the cargo IF the steamer Mont rellc,
plylng between this city and New York has been
discharged in Baltimore, in consequence Of the
steamer being unable Ia ascend the Potomac
Some OF the freight arrived here on Saturday last
ny way of the Washington Branch Railroad.
The Theatre has done good business during
the past week. This week is the last of the pres
ent season. Miss Jennie Parker is the star.
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GEORGETOWN.
Of 1zs Star.

CoTTesPonoeHes OF lac Stdr.
= 0xoRsETowN, January 9, 1880
robbery was committed upon Mr. Samuel
Davis, residing upon Dumbarton street, one day
last week which for baseness upon the part of the
author caps the climax. A lady residing In Bal
some friends In our city, and while here visited
the family Of Mr. Davis, with whom she had had
some acquaintance, with the intention Of stopping
day or two. The day after she reac he'd the
house Of Mr. ID. she went M stairs under some
Pretence whle Mrs. ID. was busy with her house
affairs. and Immediately after coming down
dressed herself, and told Mrs. ID. that she was
going to step 10 the residence of the father Of Mr.
d., but would certainly be back 70 dinner She
went to the house Of Mr.. D., ST., but instead Of
stopping she Immediately summoned omnibus
ana started for the cars, route for her home in
Baltimore. Some time after she had left Mrs d.
had occasion to 20 TO her room. and, upon exam-
lining her dressing bureau drawer. she found that
her visitor had entered IL. and stolen therefrom
gold chain, gold pencil case, breastpin necklace,
set OF pearls. small amount Of money, and a por-
hon of set Of furs. AS Mr.. Davis has the most
undonbted evidence Of the guilt Of the party in
question. il Is his intention, unless the articles
are immediately returned, Ia proceed TO Baltimore
and have her arrested and tried for the theft when
her name will be made public. Letters have al
ready been written to her relatives informing them
OF her conduct and danger. The high reputation
mat they enjoy at home Is all that prevented him
from proceeding against her immediately
Some villainous thief or thieves entered the
cellar OF MIR. w. III. Williams, butter dealer. on
Frederic street, on Friday night last. or Saturday
morning while he was in market and stole there
from considerable quantity Of prime butter. No
clue, as Yet, has been had TO the guilty parties
we regret to learn that Capt. Della Roche. an
old d. fender of lcl2, aud for many wears drauuLts
man In one OF the Government Departments is
now lying at his residence on Washington street
severely indisposed
"A very decided modification In the temperature
OF the weather occurred on Saturday last w hich
tended to put very decided check to the opera
tons of the ice-gatherers. Some Of them, Walter
Cooley in particular had succeeded, however,
before the change occurred, In housing quite a
large quantity of the article of very good quality
considering the short duration Of the freeze
We admonish the Democrats Of our CITY to
attend the meeting advertised in another column.
10 come Of this evening. Important business will
be brought before them, including the regular
election of officers Of the association S
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LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

BY the arrival at New York Of the steamship
Arabia, we have Liverpool dates Of the 9th of
December
Gen, Commonfort, Of Mexico. comes passenger
by the Arabia. = -. - - -
The 10th Of January was said to have been fixed
for the meeting Of the Peace Congress at Paris
1t was denied that the Pope claims the presidency
OF the Congress for his plenipotentfary A French
pamphlet by La Guemniere on the subject Of the
rope and the Peace Congress attracted much at
tention as rejecting Nxpoleon's views IL is con-
cillatory in tone, but opposes the restoration of
Romagna to the Papal dominion. The English
Journals eulogize the pamphlet.
Lord John Russell tells the memorialists rela-
tive to Mexico that Englan Is endeavorinp to
come to an understanding with the Powers re-
speeding the course to be pursued in the future
lie points ont the difficulty Of the United States
recognizing one presidentand England and France
another.
Count Arigdor, the representative of the Repub-
nc OF San Marine at Paris, presented a memoran-
DUN TO Count Walewski. addressed to the future
Congress protesting against the encroachment of
Piedmont
The nomination of the MARQUIS D,Auyerpne a.
the second French plenipotentary in the European
Congress- gave great satisfaction to the friends OF
Italy. -"'' "a
Paris dispatch of the o3d says the French
Government had, by telegraph, Informed the
Powers concerned that the opening of the CON.
gress would not take place before Jan 49,
The Marquis Antonini and Chevalier Canofari
had been appointed first and second plenipoten
tldritS HOIU Naples.
The London Herald, the organ of the conserva-
tive party, has announced a complete and compre.
hensive reform bill, to appear in the Constitutional
Press and Magazine; and that in the event of the
postponement of the ministerial reform bill or its
proving unacceptable to the constitutional party
the bill is to be published and will be iminedi
ately brought before the House Of Commons
Lord Palmerston has been making speeches
highly eulogistic of the volunteer movement
The wife of J. ii Quincy, a member of Parlia-
ment. has eloped with one of her domestcs The
lady possessed half million sterling in her own
right
The Belgian government has agreed to forward
mails for Canada and the United States by the
Canadian steamers as well as by the Cunard boats
IL Is supposed that the German postal league will
adept similar arrangement.
There was vague uncontirmed rumor of an
outbreak in Hungary
The Calcutta mail Of November 33d bringing
Shanghai dates Of the 10TH had been teleyraphed
London. Saturday A Madrid dispatch Of the
ed says; the Moors attacked the Spaniards on the
road to Teutan in order TO obstruct their works
but were VIGOROUSLY repused The Spanish
army had only four killed and fifty wounded
All their works had been completed
Hong Kong advices of Novem Der 18th saws, the
rate OF exchange had declined about 4 per cent.
Prices OF tea were frmer Silks showed an upper
tendency. IT.
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II When the family of Bishop Odenheimer,
lately removed from Philadelphia, took possession
OF Riverside, near Burlington the residence of the
late Bishop Dosne, they found the pantries crowd
cd with everything that either housewife or cook
could desire-a barrel Of sugar in one, Of -four in
another, with other immediate necessaries in pro-
fusion the surprise offerings Of Episcopalians
there Then came purse of 500 frcm Episcopa-
iisns IN Mount Holly, to bear the expense Of re-
moval fEcm Philadelphia. These donations Of
fered some manifestation Of the affection already
entertained for Bishop Odenheimer
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THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
'ioNoA' ...--............. January Q, 1860.
Spirit of The Morning Press.

HE Constitution urges the American and Anti
LeccmPton members of the House to unite with
the Democrats in the great work of rescuiny the
Constitution and the Union from the deadly grasp
OF their bit;erest foes, and effecting the triumph
Of broad, national conservatism over narrow, sec
nonal disunionism. II says:
" In uniting with the Democ rats to defeat the
HrIferitss, neither the Americans nor the Anti
i.rcoinptOn men abandon jot Of their respec-
i've prime piles, nor do they make concession Of
one of their distinctive opinions They unite for
one great patriotic purpose, which is superior TO
every PARTY. consideration, and far greater than
any political triumph
The lHf,iIig; nicer is devoted to Congressional
proceedings and news.
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II At the Sandwich Islands, on the 2lst Octo-
her, as party of Americans, including r. II
Dana, Jr., Of Boston, were crossing Oh horse
back, the bridge over the Wailuka River, at Hilo,
the structure gave way and precipitated the whole
party into the river, distance of from ii to Is
feet They were all, however, safely rescued with
the exception If a few bruises, and the loss of a
horse by drowning
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IL Inc Albany correspondent of the n v
Times writes, under date OF the sth. ~

,,,n nTt 9 seward was in the city last evepn,
Ington He was waited on at his sons 70 w ash
Sy, ! mink, every Republican member Of nee nee
senate and Assembly, and bymany Of the NJ .ns
A.osny Much curiosity is manifested here ,o
Indignation which has been held in susnsnl ne. ..
iong, awSHng his return. Ii is felt that he - -
urns 70 Washington not alone as the .nhad
. sneh. on the irrepressible conflict but =.
Pirarfs, and he must so answer the anfic;n., as
charge OF completely with John Brown AZ 10 nv y
I - 70 MS more Jealous Free Soil adherents~msnv
t;on;." ohi are eonlessedly on the verge of Adolf
winch he must have to insure Success In
csLvass next Fall. This, 1t wifi be ADMIRED 3. !.
- . Ior whieh few are qualified Is senator Sew.
his opponents hope, No. Watch ana ' LINZ, YES
ing" ana Ioes are watch
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IL There is prospect Of an international
rowing match on the Hudson river next Spring,
that will almost equal in interest the international
PuSiiistic match to take place in England. Robt
Chambers, the champion of the Thames, has chal-
lenged Mr. Josh Ward, of Newburg, n. Y, the
champion of American oarsmen, for $500 side,
either on The Hudson river, OF Newcastle river,
IL England