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Below we give the additional returns re-.
ceived of the result of the State cleo
lions held on Tuesday last.
Pennsylvania
The election in Philadelphia passed of, as
general thing, with good order. There was,
however, some distur sance in several of the
wards, but not of any serious account. The
Philadelphia Ledger says Of the result in that
city
The vote is very large in this city. and the
Union candidates for State, county and city
ofhce:s have been elected by large majorisies.
Cove. por-Curtin, u, has about. 6,425 maj
Judge s. Court-Agnew, U..........5,76 100
commits Decentralization, U.......5,67S
Ire surer-Bumm, U.........6,I6 5
Recorder Deeds-Broomall, U.......5676
Clerk q. SessioDs-Moore, 5,6a3
Coroner-Taylor, U...........5,576 -
For Select Councll-The democrats, as III
ionists, five members. For Common Council
The democrats have elected six and the
Unionists ten.
For senator-Niehols, Union, has been elect
several members of the legislature.
The Ehiladelphia papers give the following
feport.d majorities Tor Governor in several
Aejorit.es for Curti~--Allegheny 5000; Arm
strong SOC: Blair 1000; Bradford 1900; chester
2o Crawford 2So aa9Plhi9 s, 2Ga Raslls
500; Lycoming l0Oi Lebanon 500; Mifiin So
Pniladelphia 6,425; Synder aa5; Susquehanna
Aojortties for Observation-Disclosures $500; Bucks
500; Cambria 400; Carbon 500; Cumberland
GU; Lthigh 1,66e; Lu7erne 1890; Monroe is
Northampton $780, Schuylkil l,7OU; Wayne
$50; "estmoreland 900; York 5000.
BURTHBR RETURNS
PHILADELPHIA, Oct H.-York borou Oh gives
WOOD ward So majority.
Dhuphin county gives Curtin about 1,5O0 ma
Jorlty. 1t was l., ls7 In 1860.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. H.-The majority for
Gov. Curtin in this city Is 6,5UO
lehigh county gives 1880 majority for Wood
ward.
Wayne county, complete, gives Woodward
500 m majority.
Northampton county, complete, gives Wood.
ward 8, $50 majority.
Allegany county gives Curtin 1900 majority.
.. Ohio
The vote OF the Ohio sick and wounded sol.
diers in Baltimore for Governor stood AtGen
1yier's hsadquarters, 81 for Brough and ? for
NaiIandl2ham. At Washington city and vi.
entity, t25 for Brough and IS for Vallandieham.
NEW YORK, Oct. IA special from Cincin-
natl to the World, to-day, states that Broueh is
eieeted Governor by from forty to fifty thous-
Thirty five counties give Brough 47,sOs ma.
jority-a gain of 26,527.
NEWARK, N. j., Oct. 1.-The vote of the
Ohio SOLDIERS in hospital here is for Brough
thirty-unanimous.
= 1rDIANAPoLIs, Oct 13.-Election returns. as
tar as heard from, in this State. for cauntv off1
GERS, indicate large Union gains. In this citv
the republican majority is 2,lO0-a gain OF 600.
In every county and precinct the reported
gains are equally large.
j. o. Newark Election. ill.,.
NEWARK, N. J., Oct. 1.-THE charter election
IN TINS city yesterday resulted in the election Of
Gen lheodore Runyon, the democratic candi.
date for may or, by about 1000 majority. The
democratic majority last year was about 1,eOO.
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SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.
TIE Attack on the lr0nsides-The Irsnsides
Uninjur ed-The Attacking Vessel Snnk

UnlnJured-The Attacking Vessel Sunk
"E. F., the correspondent of the Baltimore
American, writes to that paper from Charles.
ton as follows:
CHARLESTON HARBoR, Oct 10.-On Monday
nlgnt last daring but unsuccessful attempt
vas made BY the Rebels to de troy the frigate
New ironsides, lying near Fort Mouitrie, By a
torpedo. They employed for the purpose a
snail and very swift steamer, cigar shaped,
water. VAC
She was manned by a crew OF four persons.
consisting OF Lieutenant Giassett, who was thu
commander OF the party. an engineer named
Toombs, fireman named Scott, and a pilot
whose name Is unknown at the present writin9 q
She eiuded the picket boats OF our fleet nv
passing close in TO the shore OF Sulliyan's Isi
and. She then made directly across the harbor
and came up TO the vessel without ATTRACTING
any attention. She struck the Ironsides fairly
amfdships, exploding torpedo, containing
sixty pounds OF rifle powder, at the moment Of
contact.
The rebel steamer was undoubtedly sunk.
either by force of collision or our shot
Lieutenant Glasse't, her commander, jumped
overheard and swan to q schooner. He and the
guard ship. Lieut.. Glassett was formerly In
our navy. He says that the explosion Of the
torpedo drove the steamer under until water
ran IN her smoke pipe and put out her fires.
The torpedo was suspended to the bows of
tne heoei vesss |, SO as 70 strike the Ironsides
unaer water. The explosion was Sc verely felt
on the Iron sides, but no material DAMAGE VOC
e eoS 70, 70 hsr MI engine or ormameAL One man
.ha s a1s oaosen, and one Of the bulkheads Of
tne vessel was Knocked down, which can be
Inc irSnsldes was prepared for action nv
fov ctenstre operst.oss % eser. She Il nov n.
gaIded here as torpedo proof. She opensd ~.
with musketry on the rebel vessel. and IL . sn1
minutes fired two Of her larger guns.
A musket fired from the rebel steamer dan
gerously wounded Acting Ensign Charles
Howard, Of the ironsiaes, who was onioef Of
sidee has been examined By divers, and foand
o. be wholly uniBjured. The Rebel engineer
Toombs, formerly Of our navy, and the pilot Of
drowned.
On Tuesday night It was supposed the reb-
els nseditated q second attack on the lronsides.
A boat OF come kind, believed " have been .
email steamer, approached on onr picket line,
bst was discovered aud driven OF after some
arins.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
RAID OF REBEL CAVALRY m THE
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.
FIGHT AT COTTIERSvILLE.
THE ENBMY RBPULsED WITH HEAVY LOSS.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 12.-Forces of rebel cavalry
and artillery, from eight thousand to fifteen
thousand strong, are threatening the Memphis
and Charleston railroad. Hurlburs force has
defeated their attempts to do serious damage to
the road. The rebels destroyed several Gull
verts in the vicinity Of Germantown on Sun
day morning. Chalmers rebel cavalry made
An attack on the garrison 1t Cottierville at the
same time, driving the 66th infantry into their
fortifcations and burning their cantonmsnts.
During the fight, Gen. sherman and star ar
rived with the l3th Regulars, when the rebels
were repulsed with heavy loss. The Regulars
Lost killed, ~ wounded and missing. The
eSth Indiana lost about the Same number.
Lieut.. Eames, OF Sherman's stan, and Ed. r.
Butler, telegraph operator, were wounded. A
OF the 7th Illinois, was killed.
Our forces are pursuing the retreating rebels.
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OFFICIAL REPORTS OF THE VICTORY
OVER THE REBEL RAIDERS
IN NIS2RITQu

MASSOUn1s
The following dispatches have been received
at theheadquarters of the Army:
st. louis, Oct. IL, lS63-Major General II.
". Hdleck, General in Chief: Gen. Brown has
beaten the rebels under Shelby three times,
and is will in close pursuit. Their escape is
hardly lossible.
Two expeditions recently sent into North
eastern arkansas have captured and sent to
Pilot Knb over one hundred prisoners.
J. M. ScHoBIELD, Major General
ST. Lous, Oct. ID, 1S63.-Major General H..
W. Hallech General-in- Chief: General Brown
brought tn. rebels under Shelby to a decisive
engagement yesterday. The fight was obsti-
nate, and listed five hours. The rebels were
finally roued and scattered in all directions,
with the loss Of all their artillery and baggage
and large number of small arms and prison.
ers. The eIemy's loss in killed and wounded
is very great Ours is also large. Our troops
are still pursuing the flying rebels.
J. M. SCHOPIELD, Major General
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TO BE EXECUTED.

We understand that Ur. d. M. Wright, of
Norfolk, has been found guilty of the murder
OF Lieut.. Sanborn, and sentenced to be executed
tomorrow. Sanborn was Lieutenant of col.
ored company. and was shot by the DIR. whilst
marching his men through tho street. We hear
that the counsel OF Wright will endeavor to
obtain weeks respite for him, on the ground
that he has only had forty hours notice Of his
death
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A New Enrolment.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 1.-THE provost mar
shals of the northern, southern and western
divisions Of this State have been ordered to
commence new enrolment in the I'd, 4th, 5th,
9th, 7th Sth, 16th 18th, 2lst, 25th, 29th and 3st
districts, as soon as practicable
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM PANAMA.

FROM PANAMA..
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-The steamer Ocean
Queen brings Panama dates TO the 90 venth in
slant. E=#
Mosquera has declared the United States Of
Colombia in state Of war, and ordered levy of
5000 troops.
The Archbishop Of Bogota tenders uncondi-
tional submission to the new Constitution.
The interview between Presidents Carrera,
OF Guatemala, and Barrias, OF San Salvador,
resulted in nothing.
Carrera demanded Of Barrias to dismiss his
troops and deliver his arms to the former and
leave the country. Barrias declined, out pro-
posed to resign the command and give a decree
of amnesty Of the allied forces would leave
San Saliva dor. CaErera declined.
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LOCAL NEWS,

LARCENY CAsBs BBFoEE JUSTICE THoMr-
sON.-Last evening, one OF the freight cars
standing on the track In New Jersey avenue
was opened, and several boxes OF cigars stolen.
A boy named John Murray, who has been
brought into trouble on q former occasion, gave
information to officer Morrice, who arrested
Patrick MahoneY and John Dacey. The fact
of taking the cigars was admitted by Mahoney.
One box was recovered and Unidentified by the
delivery clerk OF Harvey Co.'s Express, in
to bail in $3.50 for court. Dacy proved that he
was not concerned in the theft, being at work
in Alexandria at the time, and was dismissed
Another boy concerned remains at large.-Geo.
Davis was arrested for stealing from Joshua
Rollins paint-bucket, pain. and brushes.
Davis was q stranger, and Mr.. Rollins, in
charity, gave him employment. Davis sho wed
his gratitude by stealing the articles, which are
highly valued as relics by the owner. He adj
united the theft, and was sent TO Jail for court.
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UNION VICTORY N IOWA.

DIS iMoIsEs, Oct. N-Twenty.s counties
Of Iowa give Colonel Stone, the Union candi.
date for Governor, 1888 majority. The only
counties IS yet reported for ruttle. the oppos.
Ing candidate, are Dubuque and Napier, which,
united, give him LIS majority. There arslsrgs
Republican gains. Stones majority will pro-
baby reach iaOeo Or 1900. soass
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THE FIGHTING YESTERDAY.
Upto this hour e p. n.y. we have no further
PARTICULARS of the fight ng yesterday.
In the repulse Of the enemy in their attack
UPON Warren, who was bringing up our rear,
wecaptured six fine guns from the enemy.
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THE DISASTER TO THE STEAMER
sfS AFRICA.

ST. JOINS, Oct 1.-THE steamship Africa
still remains opposite the entrance of the har-
Dor, but will shortly move up to q more shell
tered position. Her mails 60 to Halifax Thurs
day in the Vesuvius Capt Stone considered
himself fifteen miles further south when the
ship struck.
The ship was making water so fast when the
engines slowed to take pilot, that the passen-
gers had to assist the crew at the pumps to
keep her afioat. Her engines are diff cult to
repair here, as there Is no dock large enough
to receive her.
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FROM EAST TENNESSEE

KNOXVILLE, Oct 11.-Our cavalry advance
has fallen back from Calhoun, ON the Hiawas-
see, to Sweet Water Town. The Rebels eccu-
pied Athens last evening, with a force estima-
ted ut eight mounted regiments, ard the scouts
report more to be crossing the Hiawasse to-
day.
scouting party under Lieutenant, from
Wolf1rd's command was captured day.
The situation in the east is eminently salts
factory.
A skirmish occurred near the Blue Ranges
yesterday afternoon. The enemy retired, and
will probably fall back to the Watauga river
before risking fight His force is estimated at
from six to ten thousand.
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W HOLESALH AND RETAIL.

w noH.0A AND n.iA11'
NOTIONS, TOYs.
YANoY GOODS.
GOTTHlLR BEHR1ND.
$50 Seventh ST., bet, H and I,
Respectfully invite the attention Of the public at
large, ell Of city and country buyers to their
very Urge and we'll selected Stock, comprising
almost every article usually found in frstokss
Notion and Fancy Goods Houses.
TO D1ALDRS Esp ECIALLY.
Particular attention 10 invited to large and VOL.
selected Stock Of TOYS Tor the Holidays.
Also to
LApIIs BUYING FOR PAIRS,
general indueemsnt will be siyen. 90 15-1us
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~ PENNSYLvANIA ELECTION.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 15-The latest returns
make Woodward's majority in Berks County
$3.50, and in Ciearfield $50
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ORDERRD

We learn that Colonel Baker and his mount.
ed force has been ordered to duty under Gent
Augur, who has been assigned to the command
of tho department OF Washington during tho
temporary tndisposition Of General Heintzle-
man.
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REMOVAL OF HEADQUARTERS.
The ONCE Of Major Gen. Halleck Is being
removed to-day to the corner Of f and Seven
tenth streets. ~ - - -
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Sale of U. S. Five.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct H.-The subscription
agent reports the sale Of S2,O3l,l5O OF five
twenties to. day. Deliveries OF bonds are being
made to the 10th Of October
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~ firm In Essex, Mass are building a
henery which will occupy six acres Of ground.
They intend to furnish fowls for the New York
markets =
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsBs.-J. A Big
ger, drunk and disorderly; Sl5D. Henry Mil
Ter. assault and battery; dismissed, also disor-
Orderly; IS. John Callahan, drunk; SITS.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE IOWA ELECTION.

THE To u EHCO HSO"s
CHICAGO, Oct IA, 12K p. M.-Returns from
the Iowa election como In slowly.
Davenport township gives Stone, repuhliea1.
for Governor, 700 majority; gain Of 500 over
last years vots.
In Scott county, Stones majority win proba-
bly, reach 1900
The following are reported majorities Pot
tawottomie county, 100 tor Stone: Jasper coun-
ty, 400 for Stone; Desmonies, "A majority for
futile: Keokuk, LIS for Stone; Cedar Rapids,
225 for stone.
Dubuque City gives the Republican candl-
date for Sheriff 81 majority. The vote for
Governor is not counted. The county will
probably be Democratic by 300 to 400.
Muscanne City gives Stone Sc majority, a
Republican gain of 150 The county will prob
ably give $50 majority. easSt-
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RING FIGHT.-About seven O'Clock, last
night, crowd Of grown men and youngsters
with slightly discoIoured fuzZ on their upper
lips, indicating their ardent hopes OF an early
recognition by the "Fancy" of their claims to
perfect manhood, formed a ring at the corner
of Tenth and f streets, around two little boys,
hardly taller than pair of cavalry boots, who
were engaged in a fight. The manly crowd ex.
hibited eager delight in the exhibition; and as
the juvenile fighters gave utterance to the
grossest profanity, they were applauded. The
disgraceful scene continued until officer Lusby
of the Third Ward arrived, and taking the
intant-pugilists away, dispersed the "manly
cr0Ud." The little fellows were taken to the
Third Ward Station, and after an appropriate
lecture from Sergeant Sklppon, they were re-
leased.
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
HARRISBURG, October 25.-Reliable returns
come In slowly. Curtin's majority counts up
certain between fifteen and twenty thousand.
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ARRRsT1D.-David w. CLARK, q deserter from
Company q, 122d N. Y. Vols, was arrested
this morning and turned over to the Provost
Marshal.
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THE OPsRA.-"A Night in Grenada" to be
performed TO- night atths WASHINGTON Theater
by the German Company, contains some of the
most delightful music in the whole range OF
operate composition. We advise music lovers
not to fail to hear 1t. .4"a r.
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THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.
QuRBKc, Oct is The business Of both
Houses Of Parliament closed last night The
Governor General prorogued the House o.day.
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sRNT TO THH.oLD CAPITOL

SRNT TO THB, OLD CAPITOL.
The rebel DR.. James p Hambleton, formerly
editor Of the Atlanta (Ga.) Confederoey. who
has been in this city some days, was last night
committed to the Old Capitol by Col. L. G
Baker.
VOTE OF THE OHIO SoLpIrRs.-At AMMAN.
oils the vote taken amongst the Ohio soldiers
stood:
Vallandigham
The vote OF the three hospitals in this neigh.
borhood, OF Hardwood, Campbell and Finley,
stood:
SaQandlgham ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
4 Thirty. -four different counties were repre
sentsd In this hospital vote
The Iowa ELEcr1oN.-The following dis
patch has been received to-day in this city
from Iowa:
"As ever, Iowa is erect We have swept
the State Overwhelmingly. We could not
have asked for more"
w ashingten Money Market-Latest Ora.
& T. --H p $50, tatisns.
Furnished by Lewis johnson & Co., Bank.
ers:
Buying. Selling.
2. g. Coupon Bonds, 1851 ......1asX 1s0S
y. =. SzVs ........... .....pdf
y: .; a1 Notes. ::...;......;::.1 1851 1877
2uartsr 19,s CHECKS. ssxassx
American Gold ............. I5iaI55 1s7
American SILVER. .........13
INV YORK RATHe1S MoCK p. II.
Coupon IS, 1881, 100; 1904, 1867; Cernn-
Gates Of Indebtedness, s9x; Gold. l55H; Erie
ing, l22x; Harlem, ia. Stocks little better
this p m. s r@% $50 = az as=s
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SICK AND WOUNDED sick and
wounded Of the second army corps, were ex-
pected to leave Fairfax Station this morning at
8 O'Clock for this city.
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recruits for nth VT list artillery and 81 pris-
oners from Fort McHenry, (Baltimore) ar
rived yesterday. "a
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THIRAM LODGE. h0. 10. =; AEDA. M
~ O'Clock, on which occasions the Il. W. Grand
Lodge win make its annual Grand Visitation
%
'iteG ,;g sy order Of the J y Il v srv,y1g..
no RINT-A mail YURNIsHRD HOUSE,, CON
18th st.. bet. 4 and l. '' - '1 VOC" &C is,ss va
l,OR sALEThe LEASH and FIXTURES of An
T. Oy stsr ard Eating Stand, on Penn. avenue, bst.
lst and ID No: a42. oel,St.
SETTlR DOG sTOLRN. A prettay marked
iPs pssss 1 /:
bis return to ~ st.. FIRST ward " oe is! ss'
WANT.D-A SITUATION IS "Rre.or ption
,,I Glen" n Drns Store. By young Man fully
so1 occurred. Address Drug Clerk W:shns
WAKTIDaT Two, good BARBlRs and HAIR
Il ipf
shAyins and Hair Dressing saloon No 32f Ct :,
next to the Star office. - ocis St.
THHKkss WILL ! RS 4 SOLD 2.A Ar raD. oITY
row. Friday. the 10th insfant 81 S m, one Billy
Coo: S'5 5oaa ssfs Rss
FoUNRon y. l,th instant inst sa soq q:
owner can have By proving property sad paying
for this advertisement: y. ooBuRs,s Grocery,
oc lSsts cor. of 18th and SITS.
from issh Street, shroush II. Jsefson saaars
NJ eans As.
cent ming sum Of money W bs returns II
retail half the money: 80 It
c,t1e REWARD Was stolen from the pa,turs
GZO ON the night OF the 18th, . light BAY
HCREE; four white feet; left eve out; years old
aSovs Ps1sia fde.srsa q sps
county Nd or 81 my T fsf% nias:
T'O RENT yoR $3.50 PER YIAR-A four story
1 BRICK DWELLING, with 8 bsck buildins.
containing y rooms, water and gas. nsishboraooi
required. Furniture In the house for SALE Xso
LINE yo1ne Mare. with Carriage, Harness and On
Ger Saddle and sSuipment. complete. Address
c 81 oLoA1smo IoAk '1.'ls-
ks;e',sd leg a. Ssi'ss sH
BRoiDshiss, 10, q reduced Ws Wis., TSssa.Ra i
ID WITH one child. sis years old, desire BOARD in 8
tsenirs no farni.srs s.sest ssrpsts! o. sS lrsns
.sfs e
ss sRssssS o ississs sSIs ct
G. II A. p. - - 49,
- g .s,a,9 2s 8 iHsssa ~.
70. 4afeRaaapesysilty t ha q Sss,s a 8 I
s.Iisaess ons Dollar, ADMITTING sshtasnsr. xnd
q Afs a Esd .sasfss' afSls-1ssNes 80
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Almham H. Kline, Company K, l3oth Penn.
sylvania volunteers, arrested BY Major Thomp.
son: I'd Massachusetts, Cavalry, and charged
with deseruon, was committed to the Old
Capitol last evening, by orser Of Capt Todd.
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NAVY D1PART9EET.
WAsHING1os. October "A, lsS
,Ph0fos1Ls VIII be received until the 18th day of
se r tugboat. Of $50 tons and 40 toms.
The vessels to be delivered At the Navy.ysrd
provisions, store, and coal, in all respects rssdy
for service, except the ordnance, ordnance md
other stores, and nautical Instruments
The proposition must state the gross sum for
Which the vessel win be delivered conn lete and
the time within which she will be delivered. The
bid must be accom- panied with . guarantee that il
awarded, the parties viii execute the contract and
the names OF all the parties and Of the
suIeties must b stated
The Department ressryss the right to reject Any
interest requires, and no roposition will be con
ndSred except from parties actually engaged in
building iron vessels
The plans and specin cations Of vessel and ma.
chiDsry can be examined only At the Navy Depart
ment In Hashinstop. &C Is cow
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsBs.-Matthew
Dillon, nuisanc e; dismissed. A. W. Townsend
assault and battery; jail for hearing. Morris
Sullivan, threats; bail for peace. Also for hav-
ing dog without license. Patrick Mahoney,
drunk; dismissed. Also, larceny; Jail for court.
George Davis, do; do. Daniel Kelly, drunk;
military. John Thompson, do. and disorderly;
ST.. Charles Devlin, sleeping in street, work
house. VIM. O'Leary, do; 81. Francis Bart,
peddling unlicensed; dismissed. Thos. Conlan
drunk: workhouse. VIM. Stanton, concealed
WeaDons. dismisSpd
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vARlETlE8I VARtETlE3I
THE PEOPLES MUSIC HALL AND THFArHR
MAFFIT AND BARTHOLOMEW
Lena MiNDEL AND LIZZIE SCHULTZi
TH1 BUDWORTH BROTHERSl
THE OLUsTEk Or 20 LOVELY LADIEsl
THE GREAT MELO DRAMATIC ROMANCE
SIX DEGREES Or CRIME,
1DLENEss WOMEN GAMING THEFT, MUIR
DER AND THE SCAFFOLD
The GREAT DOUBLE SHOW OF THE Orr. ocl4- 3tt
GeoD TIMES coMINGI
The SHIELDS BOYS, by request of their many
friends, will give their "A
SIXTEENTH GRAND BALL,
TEMPERANCE HALL,
EsIRHRr, BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH S7Rssrs
On MONDAY Evening. Oct 10, 1868.
Tickets ON1 DOLLAR. admitting gentleman
and ladies.
Connnis,e of Arransenents
A. Gleason, J. Mccau.
!.Hosan' J. Flanagan,
L. O,Brien. oeIso..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-15

AN ACCIDENT TO MAGGIE MIrCHRLL.-This
talented lady, now playing at Ford's New The
atre, was accidentally thrown from her horse
this morning, whilst. riding on Pennsylvania
avenue. This accident will not, however in.
terfere with her appearance at Ford's this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-15

Washington Money Market.
Quotations for stocks, coin and uncurrent
money, furnished BY Lewis johnson & o.,
Bankers:
d. - Buying. Selling
U. s. Coupon Bonds, 1881. ..lOeX 1907
Do, 1881, 5;Os.. ................par
=. 5. 7.O Notes; :::.............1 061 l01
New Certificates. .99H
American SILVER.
American Gold.
NEW YORK RATKs-F1Rsr BoARp.
Coupon SIS, 1881, 100; 1905, 10sx; Oertia.