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Israel Washbume has 70 emily presented 10
the town OF Washburne Aroo5 oDk county, Maine,
q valuable library.
II. Prentiss, OF Bangor, one OF the pro-
p,ictors of Topsfeld, Maine, has recently gyento
that town q valuable library.
Bears have recently been Killed at Hunting.
ton and Hyde Park Vermont They made sad
work with the sheepiold, before they were caught
Mr.. s. d Case, OF Canton Centre, Connect
cut, finds that by grating Dis chestnut trees the
nuts are not only larger, bUt r.pen earlier.
Mrs Sarah Norton, one hundred years old
last month, is the oldest peron living in New
port, r. l. Her faculties are not pcrceptibly i'm
paired.
Friday Of last week wa. the one hundred and
eighth anniversary Of tn, printing of the frst
paper in New Hampshire, at Portsmouth, by
David Fowle.
"A letter has been received at Lawrence, Mass
addressed to the hand,omss. young lady in the
town, and the p stma ter feel that he is in an
awkward lis.
On Friday last the worEmen employed on
lhe tunnel under Lake Michigan, az Chicago
found unmistakable evidence DG oil. Instead Of
water the Chcagoiaus bid rir 10 obtain milan
mable material for city use.
The Soldiers Aid Society Of Worcester,
Mass, has expended $4,000 within the year in
taking care of sick and wounded soldiers, and is
now out OF funds. It appeals 70 the citizens Of
that place 10 raise $4,000.
The published record Of transactions in real
estate in Newport, h. l., for the past year, shows
the transfer of three hundred and eighty-nlue
parcels at prices amounting 70 ~ ,)Si,2jg. A
incorporation Of these estates have been bought
and sold on speculation.
=A7stin Stowell, Of North Orange Massachl.
setis, the other day fred his gun into chesmu.
tree bring down some chesEnuts, anu the charge
went into the BODY Of q boy named Harrington
who was In the tree, hidden by the foliage. The
boy was seriously injured, but will live.
-On Saturday night last an attempt was made
by TWO robbers to enterthe house Of Mr.. Hanyey
IN East Pennsboro, Pa. Her husband being
absent, Mrs. HcnsIey defended the premises aud
hred twice at the burglars with a pistol. when
they deemed it advisable to beat a retreat
"A suit has been tried in the Supreme Court
in Boston to recover policy of $40. 900 anon
the life Of Mr. Hutehins, late Of Roxbury. He
aied of an overdose OF laudanum, and the insn.
rance company attempted to prove thasshe com.
mitted suicidei but the jury found a verdict Of
Sll593 for the widow Of Mr.. Hutchins.
"A woman in California got married, and in
four weeks was widow. Three weeks after
married again, and in two weeks more was again
widow. Two weeks after married her brotbe,.
in-aW' Guess she must have either been a
very attractive woman or else the only one in
the place
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PHILADELPHIA TRADE RxROKF.

TUESDAY, October lS.-In Cotton there Is a
frtner feeling and Middlings are held al Sl-25 =
COyeTseed ranges from $950d975 n "a lbs. Timothv
sells in small way al $50. FiAxseed Is advanced Il
a now worth s. Is. =
The sudden decline In the prenum on Cola ana stsna
Exo sRge has somewhat impaired conhdence n he Fouf
Market, ana the demand has somewhat fallen IN, hut
prices are without essential change. The demand for
export limited TO 1000 barrels fair and choice Psnasy-
gOo barrels W. b. Thomas, 1000 Blue Ridge extra ally
and o0o barrels Quaker City Mills do do secret iea
The retailers and bakers purchase lO t915 h 1870 oS
snPerfine, and fancy brands a. In quality. =. -.
os nne.' u naoaei@es @ sne .is't tt'@s,r5[ ~
vania red trom the carr Al $780, and 30 nl.s C AZ
S2bsas6e y bushsl Rys ssih seWg q 4 - ~ n ~
In limited request Al tleg - yfeY ,irra Ssls of
request, at 8tc foF Pennaylrann and "a''''-
1900 bushea Mah a repoftld a. al.fa lof pann
Rhisky Il firm ~ tl.eg Nr VhNj NAs y ~" -
% lbn, Oho sod G4fl1h
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THIRD EDITION
OFFICIAL WAR GAZETTE.
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DESPATCH FROM GENERAL
SCHOFIELD.
News from Gen. Sher-
mans Army.
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PR0GRESSOF HOODS MOVEMENT
1T is A COMPLETE FAILURE.
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Our Army in Good Condition.
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THE REBELS WILL NOT FIGHT.
PRoGRESSOF HOODS MOVEMENT
1T is A COMPLETE FAILURE.
Our Army in Good Condition.
THE REBELS WILL NOT FIGHT.
Etc. Iato.. nto.. Iaro.. Iato.

WASHINGTON, October Is, 10 A. NJ
Najor-General John A, Dix, New York;
The following despatch has been rcceived:-
"CHArrANooGA, Tennessee, 3 p. NJ,
October II, 1S3i.-Hood's main force was
about Lafayette last night, and sherman at
Ships Gap. The report Of yesterday, that
Hood was approaching Carpenters Ferry,
was a mistake. He had not crossed Lookout
Mountain last night.
"J. NJ. ScHoTIELD, Maior-GcnerM."
Another official despatch, dated at Chatta-
nooga yesterday, is as tolows:-
Il left General Sherman AZ Ships Gap, In
Taylor Ridge, at dark last night Tie Gene
raj and array are all right, and in the best Of
spirits. Hood won't fight, though offered bat
tie repeatedly. His dreadful repulse at Ala
toona has made him very cautious. General
Slocum is all right at Atlanta, with plenty Of
provisions and forage. Hoods raid has pro-
duced no military result as yet. If he fails to
invade Tennessee, as he has promised his men,
he will lose by descrtion twice as many as be
has captured. The losses in men thus far
have been in our favor.
"IIood demanded, over his own signature.
the surrender Of Resaca and Dalton, and said
that, if surrendered, the white officers and
men would be paroled in few days; but
that, if the posts were carried by assault, no
prisoners would be taken. Rome is all right"
G. A. DANA, Acting Sec'ry OF War.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
o'HoE or Tvs EyssD,s rsssssAy-.


The excitement in the Gold Marx et eulu1ir afed
yesterday afternoon and after selling At 223. the
price receded to 2l5, and was heavy at the elose.
NJ the Fifth Avenue Board, in the evening, the
price fell to 2lS5 at which price large sales were
made. IL is stated in well-informed circles that
brokers' in New York, Supposed 70 be inthe in
@rest OF the Government, sold S2,0O0,o 900 st the
n'sher figures. What, however, mainly con-
ulouted to the fall was the rumors from Sher-
man, which indicated that Hood was on tho
IetIeat again. ANY success Of the Union troops
wili' as we Yesterday stated, produce q panic in
inc Gold Market, Notwithstanding the strong
efforts to hold the market by Interested parties.
assisted by the secessiOnst bankers of New York.
STOCKS closed last evening unsettled under the
gold Hurry, parties preferring to await the issue
Of the bullion combat.
The decline in Gold has operated unsavorablv
on stocks; the market Is duh and pr,oes have
fallen off. Government bonds have dselipsa
5-2Os sold at lOll@lOla, coupons of, and es OF
1881 at 1O53 lO44 was bid for 7.3Os.
Railroad shares arc dull and lower. Reading
sold early in the day at so, but fell OF, and sod
at 59I, which is a decline; Camden and Ambov
at $50; and Northern Central at 81. eS was bid
for Pennsylvania; H4 for Little Schuylkin; SO
for Minehill; 80 for North Pennsylvania; 10 for
Lehigh Valley; lSI for Catawissa common; and
461 for Long Island.
New City &c sold at 1921 old do OF s9I; and
Pennsylvania IS at "a.
City Passenger railroad shares continue very
dull go was bid for Second and Third; and 20
for Lombard and South.
In Coal Oil shares there is less activity TO
notice, and prices are dropping. Oil Greek sold
at 81; Mineral oil at %; and Densmore at
SsCaSs, which is a decline.
Canal shares are also dull and lower. Schuyl
kill Navigation preferred sold at SO and susaue.
hanna Canal at l6i 2s5 was bid for schnylkill
Navigation common; 81 for Morris Canal com
mon; and 76 for Lehigh Navigation.
Bank shares are firmly held, but there is very
little doing in the way of sales; Farrners' and
Mechanics sold at 66; 1863 was Did for North
America; III for Philadelphia; 20 for Mechanics:
As for Western; 465 for Commonwealth; and 46
for Union.
There is no material change to notice 10 the
Money Market. Loans on call are oasred AZ
G@7 per cent. per annum. Best paper is selliug
ut 96ll2 per cent.
The Secretary of the Treasury some time ago
stopped the issue of lega-tender notes, and it is
now understood that he has determined to stop
the issue of certificates of indebtedness, and that
no more warrants payable in certificates will be
issued.
Gold has declined per cent. since last even
ing, under the favorable news from General
Sherman, opening at 2l43 fell of and sold at
2l24 at II O'Clock, 2O9 at II, and 2O7a ct i2a.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, 0Cr. ls.
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ARRIvFn THIS MnpNrNn


Bris star ofHopO Niekels, 10 days from MaaRzas, in
ballast 10 captain.
Sohr L. A. Sawyer, Reed. 10 days from Calais with
lumber 10 Gaskin 4 Calvin.
ScLr Quck,tep, Richardson, days from Boston, In bal
last 10 captain.
will dsA - c. ?. knisht.
sclr onatayia, JsmetsOn days from cgy Point, in
sohr Colorado Bacon, days from we't Doauls in bad
last 10 captain.
seir Governor Rurtoa Peacock days from Fort Royal
In ballast 10 captain.
schr Lucy, Morrow day Non BrandyWiae, Del, with
Hour 10 X. NJ. Lea.
sehr G A, Grolner Cruise, from Boston in ballast 10
ssbr Abigail Haley, Haley, from Boston, Ia ballast to
sehr Elizabeth johnson, rOm washinSOa in ballast to
scAT j. Birsy Shaw Gron Fortress Monroe III ballast
schr M. M. weaver, weaver. nom Fortress MORroe. IN
ballast to ]. @. & @. ). Reppher. .-,. o., -. d.
schr Casper HOf, Shoe from AeAAnaflA''A 0Ahsst 70
sebr Resdns Railroad No a. Irslaad, irOn wssAas-
ton, In ballast 10 Tyler & Co. -. - ..-,,...- -
SSr Rfort Barratt nom city Point in ballast to Gap
Scarf. C. Baxter Price from Fortress Monroe in bal
'ss seS y T. L. Lssc5, Grace frOn Port Royal bAHasttO
''hi1h sshT a. H. shannon Mars, hOn Fortress Monroe in
schr W Beasat Fenny, from oulaey Polat, In ballast
scSr 5. o wnlels, Young from Fortress Monros. in
ballast 10 III. A. Adams.
steamer j. r. Mulllson, Eckman. q houra tfom sS0v
YoTk, With udSs " w. n. Baird %.
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The late change in the control of the conscrip.
ton bureau a. Richmond has been valuable 10 tho Con,
ieGeracy The CunscrpuOn law is actually enoroad in
Virginia by General kempert ms only been enforced
hitherto IN Virginia, and In no uhsr sage Il ON
forced at all. -
II has been only another for detan-only f,nsl
lVr hhrkrg the mdnufagtUrru endless ureteucay
IT lsht ury that IS % sav, lnr and duty for
everything rather than entrance duty = new rfylrs
has been mIugraCd la Virginia 1y }sncrll enpcr apd
similar man could be tnund G .vory state .h, " nd
would be a8ton he'd 20 lind that the exhausted south
has million o. us.
The revocation OF detail4 Of the yi,,st stops
ever taken by the Government, The law luthur2i4
was one Of the Iest ioc committed by Congress- Tho
couscrpti0n law Of halt It's virtue Tho appliances yhll
could be brought 20 bear upon weak "gl IN authority
u ihey were not corrupt men, were such ugly he
OpeTaiiOn OF the law.
The ony argument AGAINST tn revocation Of an details
that We have heard /, that these detailed are the
producers Of the country that thr details arc revoked
We should aH siarNc, Wth we bad better starvs than
all under the Yankee voko We bad ha,tar s-arvs tau
be Oyerrun. We should starye an lHs same then. an
staNe slaves, not recmeu; the rUAta and
streets iThtead OF In Onr own h0ug g.
Bui we shall not sturyC Whatha. Lincoln or Mcclellan
be elected, the cannot last fore nor are the men
going Into the army the real ptIrc OF tho country
not suffer nom exhaustion though -Ic does surr nom
Mr. Davis. he enemy has been mpre encouraged by hs
speech a. Macon than by the tal Of and 1n be
prOpOrOnay discourage Ii supulg'd that his rrprs
sertStiOns that twO-third, OF the amy ab4Gnee
and none hut Old men and boys Ten thc !lni were cl
nation. Due allowance made Tor them IA the Sonlh
where the President wen knpWu. rhe cucmy snmps
thtm 10 bG exact ald Official statements; lot him be uudo
ceiycd by the stern reality.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE, ErC.-The following
sales OF Real Estate, Sc, wete made to-day, at
the Philadelphia lENchmge, by Thomas X sons,
auctionecrs -
10 shares Girard Enuk, sl77i.
I shares Western BRNk, fG7.
warrants for lGO bOauty land not vet located 500
share Arch Street Theatre with ticket. slic abs5Ins,
Pew No. u unldds isle, st. Marks church. sll,.
rev No. l6l 81: ~. MARI church No bid
5starcs ACADEMY ofMusi, sls3.
shsrc lout Breeze Park Association SICU
share Continental Hotel CO., tlaI.
2l0 shares onns,ead Oh CSmnany ~.
GVo shares Connecticut Mining Company, 20.
100 SHARES Mandan Mining Company, til
20 shares Modora Mining Company, So
10 Shares Resolute Mining Company, A.
~ Shares ktannF Coal Company, $50
M scare mercantile ibrary Couuuny. s7li.
Ihrecitory brick dwelling No sG2 Daren street. s-l,.
d, Clay lot about i've acres, Rlgn road Twcnty-arst
Tavern ;rand nearly % acrss Yc,t Chester PLANK road
Lot ofarourd, nv cnty -tourth ward si75
Iour-story store, northwest Of Third and Cloy
lhrcs. story brick dwcnny No. 4ol Calonhm street,
Th.oc tory dwelling, No. 3l2 Caownn street. 1890
Glgurd ront slel JIa year par 2J2l 10, slll5.
Dwelling, No 25l s. Ninth street, $3.50.
store and dwelling Nos 96S Lawrence street, and 9G3
slv dwellings Nos le2s, 1880 and 1882 Wood street. AMI
Busin,s stand. No. !. Front street, $4,000.
sutCt 5000.
store and DWELLINGS, Nos 7Ii s. Tenth street, and No
I0G stewart street B2l5J.
Three story b-Ck store and dwelling No sol South
street. $1,000
Tavern, northwest corner OF Tenth and Noble tr2ey
$3.50.
Threc-story brick dwelling, No. s23 Lombard street,
Thrcc-'tory edcE dwelling, No. - Bohemia Place,
SlIUr. .'
Desirable tavern stan1 Ma. Nag Market str,rt
elrO0.
Tayens and ltngs, No AZ New Market street and
Nos. 10, II, and " willow street, $3.50.
Tavern stand, No 4ij New Market street 5000
Threcsory dwelling No 1905 New Market street S77i
Cotton factory, rOl ing mill, dstirery. 90 stone tone
ments, and over u OF and, Norrisown, Pa 200
hid. '
stOrs and dwelling No. ia T. SIKH street, sliJObld
Dwelling, No 1902 Owe street. $40.
Valuable faGm, 30 acres Montgomery county Psnusyl-
yaniI, 90 bid.
ARRIVAL or WoUNDED SOLDIERS - Three
hundred and sevcnty.fve soldiers arrived in the
city yesterday. The following is a list Of those
belonging 10 pCungvIyanin rngin,ents
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MnrEeta bY reIsurnnh.

NEW YORK, October lS.--Flour has declining a
tendency. Sales o. 500 bo' At ss2lrr25 for sRtci
declined 5Gf cents sales unimpouAnt. Corn dsrfnlng.
with small sales. Reef dom Pork heavy; stl 9 of Ilui
briH. tit25 % for Ness Lard qu.ct AZ 1ta ll,t
Whtky dull. Cola quoted at 2tl.
BALTIMORE, October lS.-Flour quict Ohio
eNta, flu'N6Dil. Wheat Quot and scarce; southern
white 81 SO2 ~ white common sivancei 2c vefi,v.
st adv GrVceEie9 hrm, wu-ky Iull; Ohio, tI.-O.
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TO-DAY'S WASHINGTON NEWS.
Special Dispatches to Evening Telegraph.

WAsuINoToG, october rs.
The Maryland Election.
The new Constitution Is adopted in Maryland
by a small majority.
Political.
There was spirited meeting of the New York
Excelsior Club last night, and the loyal Pcmsyl-
Vanians in Washington have a meeting tonight.
How Delaware viii Vote.
Private adyces from Delaware say that rs vote
will be given TO Lincoln and johnson in No.
yembCT.
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SuASoHAI, August 2.--Tea land silks a, i've
Ffeighis dull. Exchange G7k
hbiBoURNE, August 2j.- Trade dgll.
Arrived irom New York-ships Clara R0alvla.
Gees, Hong kpnE. Paiis WOOsung.
The steamer Ch,rk ~ vas totally burned near
Iankuw. The SHIP Bel. id.rs, from San Francisco
Tor ilonr-kong, was spoken August r. dis.
mastcu in typhOon, and was under jury-masts.
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The deposit line on the present Associated Bank
statement is nearly four millions higher than last
Monday. This partially accounts for the very
easy working of the money market through the
past week, and also points TO the accumulation OF
legal tender currency in New York from the
heavy September disbursements by the Govern
menf 10 the army &c.
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stocks at ! o'clock to-day !.

The following are the receipts of Flour and
Grain at this port to-day Flour, 1900 hbls
Wheat, 64OO bushels; Corn, l4Oo bushels, Oats,
5000 bushels.
The weekly averages of the old Baaks OF the
city of New York, on Saturday, October Is,
1864, present, in the aggregate, the following
changes from the previous exhibh Of Oslo
ber 8 -
decrease IN LOans.'s' ''ss'.sssss..ssss f5l7,3j6
Increase in Specie, 455,455
Decrease in Circulation. 1854
Increase in Undrawn Deposits ...... 3,910062
Including the Clearing House operations OF the
week. which show the inter-exchanges between
the Banks, including also the Sub-Treasury bal
ance at the close of the week The following the
general comparison with the previous exhibit
and also with the movement this time last sea-
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FALL CLoTHNG.-
Clothing to suit the Fan the Year
Clothing TO suit the tail Of fGold.
NOtllag 20 suit the ia Of Stocks.
Clothing to suit the tall Of Atlanta.
Clothing 10 snlt the tall OF Richmond.
CiOthing 20 tut the tall OF Mobile.
Clothing to suit the fall OF Charleston,
Clothing 10 suit the fall rise OF anybody al Charles
Stokes Co.'S One Price, under the Continental.
HAVE YOU SEEN THE MAJOR ?-Go and hear
Miss Major Pauline CushmNn, the intrepid Union scout
appearance next haturJay evening, Matinee to morrow
afternoon. The and harbi escnpea she
are iul OF thrilling interest.
TnE ACME or PERFBCTION.--This is the uni
versal verdict given 70 the Florence Sewing Machine
Wherever nnOduced The objections heretofore b other
tbt class Sewing MachnCs have al been overcome in Inc
Florence, and everybody Is delighted with the beauty
rs VOL as wen as the simplicity and OF opera
tonu. IL makes no less than four dstlnct
stitches, NiL Lock knot, double lock- double Knot
zach stitch alike on both sides Of the sbrc also has
on the erds OF seams stay part seam Without
stopping he machine, Their by saving much nand labor.
Bcsdos u has uniform tension of thread. and not
felut alteration in changing from Kind OF work 70
another The agent Tor the Company No. $50 Chestnut
wren such comparison Is made, the preference always
goes In favor Of the Florence. Every machine warranted
Circulars and samples Of sent BY mail on receipt OF
stamp. Onice, No. $50 Chesnut street
THE PLACE to get good Photographs and accu-
rate hteUesses Is g. =. Reimers, No Glt Arch Street
NuptD ie-siAe photographs IN oil coors yorytypos,
tartes de Nisite.
REPUTATION EsrABLIsHED.-MrS. S. A. Allen
for twenty years past has been manulc ung her Worlds
Hair Rest0Ier and ZyObalsamum Hair Dressing, aud
the millions ofbottes sold evory IN the United Hates
Great Britain AID France leach largely Increased
sales over the preyouh)i guarantee that the articles
are uncgualed We know they will restore gtey hair TO
Its ycutlu color producing the vitality and luNu
Tou quantity az IN youth foucan procure them at auy
DrugkIsi's.
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LATEST MARINE INTELLIGRNCE,


BarQue Walter Libby, New Orleans, 4. A. souier & CO
Brig a. NJ. Young, Crosby Queenstown, Workman & Co
Brig LapWing, Cremor, Rouen, j. Il. Bailey q Co.
Brig G. Matthews, Low, Bangor, DO.
ScAr Little Rock, Bowen, ST. Marys River H. A. Adams
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PoltucNt.-A large Union meeting was held
las. light ~ National Han. q. I. Richie. Esl..
presided. Hon William d. Kelley and Canaan
Colhoun delivered lengthy addresses. which were
listened 30 with great attention.
A large assembly AZ the Union Telgue Hal
vas addressed by William Nicholson aud Joseph
ohippen, Bsqs. The Satteree Hospital BAnu
was In attendance, and intersper,od the eeutertain
ment With national airs.
Benjamin "A. Hsines. Esq, and Captain I.
Nealc addressed the people of thc Twenty-fourth
Ward. ~ the rooms Or me Lincoln and johnson
Club, in West Philadelphia.
large Union meeting was held ut Haddou.
helc, New Jersey, at the conclusion Of which the
meeting paraled with torches and banners.
TIJR ALNsUousF.-The population Of the
Almshouse on Saturday last was 2lS0, an increase
OF 81 over the same period last year. Admitted
within the past two weeks, 202 births 10, deaths
q, discharged S4 eloped 2s, furnished lodgings
G3, furnished meals l3J. Totll-males, llO6 7;
females, 1874.
The monthly report OF the Board Of Visitors
was read. The total expenditures were SS5i,Si;
number sent to the Almshouse, 81 refused
admission, POI. The whole number receiving
outdoor relief is Americans, 377; foreigners,
400; children, 032 Total, l77S.
BAwpY HOUSE, Elizabeth Clark is the alleged
propretress of bawdy house in Swanwick street,
Fifth Ward Complaints have recently been
maze as 20 tne Cnbucter OF tue pInGe, and last
night the police made descent on the house and
took into custody Elizabeth and three or four
others, among whom were couple Of country.
men. The latter were dismissed by Alderman
Welding with some sound advice as 10 what kind
of company they should seek hereafter. Eliza
beth was held 10 answer at Court.
CHARGED WITH KEEPING GAMBLING House.
The case Of William Frick and Anthony Black
came mp before Recorder Eneu yesterday. The
accused were charged with keeping gambling
house at No. 80 Chesnut street, by kuntuchian
who had lost $1,000 ut their house last Sep!em-
ber The accused were held in $1,000 bail to
answer.
BRUTAL HusRAND.-This morning James Nc
Twain, residing at York and Richard streets.
was before Alderman Toland upon the charge of
cruelty beating his wife. The latter was In a
sickly condition, and has been confined TO her
bed from the effects OF the bad treatment. The
accused was committed tor trial.
AwARD or CoNTRACTs.-The Board of Guar
dians of the Poor have awarded contracts for
furnishing wood for the first poor district az 4lO
per cord, and for the second district at S9'1j,
to John Galbraight; and 10 Scargle & Son, nj
Sll, for the western part of the Twenty-ffth
Ward.
Army Notwithstanding last week 1910
soldiers were admitted into the various United
states Hospitals in this department, making the
whole number l6,762
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--latest Southern News
HOODS GREAT ADVANCE.

TRUTH ABOUT JEFF. DAVIS.
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMER SCOTIA -
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THE FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES.
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The News OF Early's Defeat in
England.
" DARK DAYS FOR THE SOUTH"
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Amsterdam Savaus Send an Address
TO President Lincoln,
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HARIEES FAREWELL ADDRESS.

Defeat Of Longstreet in the Valley.