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DIED.

AUDNREIER.-on the morning Of the 25th Of oe-
to6eT, IN the 28th year Of his age, Major LEW IS O.
AUDENREID, son of Mr. George Audenred, OF
Aia relatives and the friends OF the family are re-
pec'fally invited 70 attend the faneral, without fur
pSs hoace, on Wednesday, the S0th Instant at 10
SeId o. nom the resdenceot his uncle, Lewis Auden-
Laurel Hin, a.
pa Nv Ina ,hN WashIngtonville Chester county,
W ard ns snH zoth Instant, Mrs BRIDGET wife OF Ed
ny 1ioaD aDeHlin, aged So years.
N aud friends OF the family are invited
in-IavS i2nera from the residence OF her sister,
street. on IT rlien Ellen Garland, No. 1887 Cadwalader
aIu lnteIment at 81. Michaeis '4 ~
w J1ni On the 24th instant BALDWIN ED
WAHO.2t Pun oL Mary EdWarda reIict ~ Nrosas 11rd
wards, IN the 36th year OF HeilcS OF moses I'D
The relatives and frlenda sre - -.
70 etIeno tne Ioneral from the
COatesVille. ~ "a VSiock' Burial at
JOHNSoN,-On the 28th inHtRnt p.rv, ~
youngest daughter OF Albert b. and Mary ALih ~ NJ
aged years and months A. Sohnson'
PALMER.-On the 26th Instant Ian -
PALMER son OF the late Richard Palmer IN ba is ~
year of bis age 'N' 1eo
Franklin Steam Fire Engine Company, are reSnsH' e
fnlly Invited 70 attend the funeral, nom the real
denoe OF his sOn-in-law, Edward j. Newand No i2s,
MRrga retta street Seventh and Wharton streets on
Tuesday afternoon ats O'Clock. To proceed 70 UnioT
oemeterg.
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The GRANT MOVEMENT in this city is still
under MI headway and If the Republicans OF other
clles Iollow suit with equal enthusiasm the gigantic
machinery OF the National Nominating Convention
can Ieadly be dispensed with. The following meet
this evening" -N
Eighth WdTd-The citizens OF this Ward who look
70 the Appomattoxa pple-tree for their candidate for
the Presidency VIII assemble ats O'clock the south
west corner OF Broad and Walnut streets AMONG
the the names appended % the call are those OF such
pen, A. f. BOrie, A. ID. Jessup. Isaac g. COlesberrY
James Milliken, and Colonel Robert Thompson,
=, Ee0enh Wdrd-A meeting of the g rant Club OF
this Ward will be held at O'clock at the northwest
elt cton OF officers. 80 N
Ntneteenh WGrd.-Thls Ward, It appears ia to be
favored with two Grant Clubs An adjourned mest-
ing Of the citizens IN favor OF the movement will be
heid az clock at ths house Of John Martin the
meeting is called for ~ c'olock the Union LeSgue
at the corner OF York street and FTankfOrd road.
IWelty5Iourm WGrd.-At half past O'Clock TO-
morrow CIuesdayl evening an adjourned meeting OF
tha Grant Campaign Club Of this ward will be held at
the hall on Lancaster avenue below Fourth street
when the report OF the Committee on Permanent
Organization Will be presented.
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william g.. Brownlow and She Hon. w. B,
Stokes were put In nomination. The roll OF
the Senate was called VII IA the following result;
BrownlOw, ~; Stokes ~.
The roll of the House was called, with the fol-
lowing result: - BrowniOw, 81; Blokes N;
Walker, l. Total for Brownlow, 6G total for
Stokes 30 whole number of votes cast, 103;
necessary to choice, 81; majority for Brown
low, 49,
The Speaker announced the vote, and de-
claTed William G. BrOwnlow duly elected
United States Senator for the term of six years
beginning March 4. 1869.
On motion of Senator Keith, the election OF
Governor Brownlow was made unanimous.
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THE OLDEST medical practice is that OF the family
Long before doctors were known the head of the
family examined and prescribed for the members,
From the necessity of the case, the first and Inn
pOrtRnt stage of every disease is treated by the
patients parents nurse. This being So how inn
portant that the means on hand should be simple,
SPECIFICS advertised in another coiumnl perfectly
intelligent family. Depot. No 562 Broadway N v
Johnston Holloway q Cowden, No. 28 North Sixth
,h Th9iessle agents Sold also by George q Evans,
and Oh esnut streets; Hortter Twentieth and Green
Streets John Bley Frankford road: Roche Fifteenth
and South streets; CALENDER Third and Walnut
streets; Hickman, No 1886 South Second street, Mar
sbal Thirteenth and Market streets; Blythe NO sl2O
Market street. Sold in Germantown by w. IL Jones,
General Depot, No. 637 Arch street.
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The Latest Financial News.
Especial to THE EVENING TEIEaRAP5 nv Has
lndependent NeMa ARAnnYl

lSpecisl TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH by Hasson a
independent News Agsncy.l
NEW YORK, Oct. 28.-U. s. IS 1881, 117Ik0lI2k
" 52Os 1852 l2% 6gll3 do. 1864 lO91s0O9s do 1865
MoSSS@iilel DO January and July, 1o73@lG74; le4Os
uO1sOplbOss; 78O5 June and December "a lojS: :Janu
ary and July l05 l05sS Pacifci Mail 40 d 46.; At
iantlc MAIL ll7@l7si7; Canton Company 2l{6a4Sli;
SumoeLland, 25g271a Quicksilver, $4,000 Mari
P9sa; Ss ssgs5S New YORK: Central, l22{@l2S Erie
t55g@lSSa; 90 pref 76g7& Hudson River l26l0I261S:
Htadingh 961sg9i Michigan Central lOs0lOS y:
Michigan southern, 7s7l@7s Illinois Central,
l22Cgl2zSj Cleveland and PttSburg, 81 Ams2 North.
west, FSS@4s4; do preferred, 66%@6sIl; Cieve-
land and Toledo l04@l04li: Rock Island 95I5a955s;
Fort wayne, Hl40979s; Toledo and Wabash 39I.0n4S!
So1 Sohie1go and Alton iSG9l24 Alton and Terre Haue
Western Union Telegraph 335G @13376; Boston water
Power, l7A0l7l< ''' ~ '0'
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THR CnOLRRA Ar rnE NV Yam ArArrna-

THE CHOLERA AT THE NAVY YARD ABATING--
vvNLY Two DEATHS REPORTED SINCE SATURDAY
ne s1e happy to be able TO state that the epidemic
ShsaCuei OH the Navy Yard. shows BILE
sshnh Oi hOhtetnent. Since report OF Saturday
yut tWo ueaths have occurred, swelling the total thus
,aI 20 twenty Otto Lpmire tands nan died at
~ o'clock yesterday morning, and Richard POSTER
1rauusnhn Rt8 O'Clock In the afternoon. AlexaudtF
~ M6tewlthSton, seaman; H z Snvely, landsman Robert
Nte,uiiPueh' natnusmani William Campbell landsman:
man m,nam M PhliIps landsman; John Hardy, lands
,,nhh' Chafles storms. landsman; and James Riley
hIushnhn nave been DISCHARGED cured and ready for
duty. j he following hfteen In mn I'M ber ara the
only ones now the sick list "
AleNanqer Harper, landsmau, improving
t,eoIge w. Clayton, landsman. Improving
Mlllan ChildB, seaman, improving.
Charles Diddier lanusman, dangerous
Joseph P1er6On, landsnian, cnnyalescent
Joseph Justice, landsman. cHnvaescent
X M. Cheseldlne, laudsmRn. convalesCent
John a. Nipple. landsm an, improving
lthnlt0n Gar side, landsman. improving.
ltODeTI Stillwell, lRndsmRn, COnvaiescenE
H. " PARKS landsman, convalescent.
a. Schellhausen. seaman, cOnvaescent
SnarleS DeYln. seaman, dangerous.
Mhlam Stfyker, second class boy. mprovinR.
ihenry Coleman, landsman, admitted yesterday.
me @Ihe Potomac, on which the epidemlc first made Its
bppehIance, has At last been sent down the river
20 lnto quarantine, one officer and sh p-keeper
@ pene the only person, on board Her cabin has been
thoroughly disinfected.
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"THE FRIENDs OF FREEDoM'' propos,

"THE FRIENDS OF FREEDOM propose hold
ing q series of grand gatherings in Chester county
and this city in the course of next week On Tuesday
November 9th, the liTst meeting will be held al en-,
nett Square, the daS light to be devoted TO general
matters while the evening set apart for the
an opportunity TO be heard.
on the afternoon of Wednesday, November 9Th the
Executive Committee OF the s. ate Society will I'D
Chester. In the evening Wendell Phillips Will again
be given hea1ing at the Horticultural Hall OF that
on Friday, November sth, the scene will be trans
ferred 10 this city, when the annual meeting Of the
society will be held iu the ha OF the Frankliu Insti-
tute the session lasting from 10 O'clock In the morn
ing until in the afternoon. At o'clock the grand
festival annual social gathering. VIII cOmmen at
the new Horticultural Hall. Broad street, and will
be brought to close by great speech from Wendell
Phillips, to be delivered precisely at 8 o'clock.
The object OF these gatherings IL is announced Is TO
keep the public min alive to The necessity for
ing freedom to the freedmen and TO collect foI
continuing this woi thy object through the agency o
the ARti-StdUeTy Standard.
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the Election OF BrownIOw as senator.

Atl2 o'clock the Senate and House met In
d. w. o. Senter, Speaker OF the Senate an.
nounced that, as directed by law the two
Houses were met In convention to compare the
vote taken in each House, on yesterday, for the
election OF United States Senator, aud In case
there was no election, to proceed with such
election.
The Clerk Of the Senate announced that the
vote on the final ballot In the Senate stood as
follows:-{stokes, 10; Brownlow, g. Maynard, A:
Fletcher, 2; Cooper, l.
The Clerk in the House announced the hnal
ballot in the House as follows:-BrowploW, 81;
stokes IL; Maynard, l3; Fletcher, 8; Walker, 4.
Whole number OF votes cast, lO3i necessary TO a
choice, 80.
The speaker announced that as thAre was nc
election the two Houses would proceed Ia
ballot again. The names of Mr.. Fletcher and
Judge Walker were Withdrawn, and Governor
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stocks in New York TO-Dav.

, NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-Smith. Randolph Il Co,
Bankers, No. l6 South Tnird street, aud No.
3 Nassau street, New York, report III O'Clock
TINS afternoon az follows:-
United States lS8ls, lll75@H2H
United States 5.20s, 1857 Il215G9iI23I
United States 5-2Os, 1854, l09fI@l09%
United States 520s, 1865, l095S1IO93[
United states 5-20s, new, 1855, 1917 SalG731
uniled States 5-2Os 1867. IO7l lsalu55S
United States l0-40s lOO15@I0O3s
June and July5730s, 105Ii@pl0j32
Ihe market was dun and weak at the open-
lng, but has improved, and is now steady.
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MA SSACHUSETTS

Assault ON a State eCOnstabIe-Thc AssaII-
ant Shot in tho Leg and Arrested-A
WOman's Throat Out In the street In
Boston.
BOSTON, Oct H.-The popular feeling against
the State cOnStabuary came near having
another fatal illustration this evening. A maIi
nafned Thomas Kelly struck one OF the Off
Gals named Thomas Preston, on the corner of
Trt mont and Boyleston streets and then ran
rapidly away. The constable pursued aim and
hred three shots, the last of which took effect
IN one OF Kelly's legs The wounded man was
taE en- into custody, and tits probable warrant
Mrs. Helen Smith, who lives in Oxford place,
was seized by man while Walking in Harri-
son avenue to night, who blfndfolded her and
then cut her throat, inficting probably fatal
wound. The woman thinks IL was her husband
time.
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THE enterprise and genius OF this age of inventions
have produced nothing more admirable than the
great Combination Sewing ana Button Hole Machine
now exhibited and sold at the OF Eleventh and
Chestnut streets. These Machines certainly have no
equal anywhere
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CARD.-Our stock OF Fall and Winter Cotbin0 ia
NIL and complete and selling rapidly but Is "A rapidiv
repenished each day with fresh and desirable yes
oinsw eOOds pnrohased recently for cast, Rt great
sacrhces enabling us to sell at prices wer In have
Deen xinOwn ior years. Congratulating our patrons
npOn the decline In prices which enables uS 10 offer
favor of call. ~'' w ANt"V'' WV
BAY 1Sgy sSS, ost'geen SsS | BENNETT & Co..
Sirti streets.) No. 5Is Man, "a hArs srpprr
- PHILADELPHIA
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Robbery in BROOKLYN.

New YORK, Oct 28-The occupants OF Me-
butchers shop No. l4I York street BrookIvn,
have been robbed of $4,000. There is no clue To-
the perpetrators. W
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MARRIED.

CoWPERTHWAIT-PRICR Thursday,
September rs, 1867, by the Hon. Morton McMchael,
Mayor OF Philadelphia. Mr.. WILMER GoWPER;
THWAIT, Of Medford, N. j., 70 Miss HANNAH
PRICKETT, of Chareville. N. ],
HULL-oAKFORD.-On the Path instant. at the
Church of ST. Matthias by Right Rev. Bishop oden-
heimer, of New Jersey, CHARLES A. HULL 70
REBECCA b., daughter of the late Charles Oakford,
all of Philadelphia No cards.
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AS REGARDS the impeachment of the President,
there seems TO be difference of opinion among all
parties but have yet to see any difference of
opinion, among the we'll informed on the subject as
to the beauty and cheapness OF the rscIass Ready
made Clothing sold at Charles Stokes & Co s Cloth.
ing House, under the Continental. All Suits brought
before this court terminate satisfactorily
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UEPnIAL CoNDUoT.-Young Parr, Jr., has
been, Il is so alleged, engaged at various times
In stealing from his parents wardrobe, and taking the
articles 10 q familiar haunt known as the Hooker
House on SpaffoTd street below Shippen, where the
proprietress Elizabeth james, took them out OF his
possessiOn, Several times he has been caught, but
promises OF future good behavior nave saved MIN "a
from arFest warrants were issued for the arrest OF
himself and all the females who rendezvous es the
II locker eAtabllshment. The arrests were made last
night, and Parr and five men and the same plumber OF
women were placed IN dures5 and are held there by
Aldermen Tittermnry. Lieutenant kinney OF tue
second District made the arrest.
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AT THE grand distribution of 100000 worth Of pre-
septs among the subscribers In aid OF the Riverside
Institute. there several fortunes to be given away
Every one will receive something, and a number of
the lut ky ones will suddenly become wealthy.
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COLD SIRENS SMALL AFFAIR.-Most people
neglect il. Who minds iP Yet Cold may turn to
Consumption, and then follows almost certain death.
Take Cold In time. then; that is take Dr. D. Jaynes
ExpectoranT the well-known standard remedy for
Coughs Colds Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis,
and all Pulmonary Complaints, and yonr Cold will
disappear well as all apprehension Of danger. Sold
by all Druggists,
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HEARINGS AT THK CENTRAL SrAr1oN Inno,

HEARINGS AT THE CENTRAL STATIoN.-Josepb
Sawyer, a painter. residing at Twenty-eiehtb and
Dauphin streets, was before Alderman Ra,tIsr
charged with breaking into Mr.. Horne's place and
taking articles T0' ~AN
Mr.. Charles w. Horne sworn-Ke eep a restaurant at
Twenty-fourth and Ridge avenue; my place was an.
tered on "wednesday evening week by push in0 the
back doors open. and beer spckets demtiohna Iounr
and small articles TO the value $40 or f5 Vere s
Joseph Sawyer and James Tagg were the ma rtiaass
they returned the articles, and since have been
rested without my order ~ NA NJ
Court S VoAHA VI
- MIsDEMEANoR.
tharles Haggarty, aged 10: James Malone apad
le Cnarles Nerick aged III William Sherry aged To-
ana Thomas Genahan. aged 1s, newsboys charge6
with breaking In newspaper office.
Omcer Rawlings sworn, said-I heard complaints
about these boys getting In the cellar OF one OF ou
newspaper ofhces and lighting the gas; last evening
went with one OF the gentlemen of the place and ar
rested them Held each in bail to the amount OF es00
to observe good behavior till next term of Conrt
HIGHWAY ROBBERY,
John Mack, residing at NO 2542 Eggleson street
and chain. "''H
Mr.. Richard Mllward being sworn, saId-I want
across the Schuylkill last week with q gentleman
While In the bar-room the prisoner seized and beat
me- the prisoner broke my chain took the watch.
On saturday his mother called with q letter
purPort1ng TO have been written In New York, bY
MACK, coniessing he was with the party but he aid
not take the watch and would give the those
concerned III would have them arrested Mack waH
held In 1880 TO answer at Court.
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EXTENSIVE IMPRov EMENTs-The lot OF ground
between Allegheny avenue and Ceariield street. and
between Richmond street and Delaware river; also,
lot between Wellington and Westmoreland and Edge
mont and thompson streets, north OF the avenue In
the Twenty.ffth Ward is about to be improved by
erection of two hundred and thirty houses thereon
Some of the buidngs have already been commenced.
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FIRE.-This morni

FIRE.-This morning, shortly after eight
O'Clock. fire discovered in the hayoft OF John
McC'oskey g frame STABLE on Hope street above Har
rison: The Taylor Hose was on hand Immediately
and by its exertiOns the adjOining buildings were
$500. No insurance.
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HEALTH. the poor mans riches, the rich mans bliss
is found In Ayers Medicines. after frutless search
among other remedies. word to the wise is sufIi-
Client,
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now opening an elegant assortment of Misses
and Children's Millinery. Also full line of Chill
drens Clothing for boys girls Infants, and misses in
q latest atYlps,
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New Workers In Town,
Malicious Attempt to ID estrov Life

CONCORD, Oct 2s.-Some evil-disposed person
made an attempt to throw the northern express
train from the track at Thornton's Ferry on the
Concord Railroad, by placing piece of rail
about FIVE inches long in the frog at the
switch. Fortunately the train stopped to leave
out passenger, and passed over the obstruction
at slow speed, and no damage was done. Had
the train been going at the usual rate of speed
there is little doubt that many lives would have
been lost.
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LARCENY OF TwENTY-FoUR DoLLARs.-John
H. Gold was brought before Alderman Beitler this
morning charged with having stolen S24 belonging TO
Mr. Theodore H. Corson; This money, II is alleged,
TO bis fatherZthe surplus Gold Jr., retained Alder
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CHARGED WITH HIGHWAY RoBBRRY.-John
Mack arrested at No. 2542 Eggeston street, yes
terday, on warrant Issued by Alderman Beitler.
charging him with having committed highway rob
berry, by knocking down a gentleman named Mill
wood, and stealing his watch. some four months ago
He is held for hearing before the Alderman
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WHITMAH's CHoCoLATE.-Tbe finest Chocolate for
table use, manufactured at the Philadelphia Steam
Chocolate and Cocoa Works. Stephen F. Whitman,
office and store No. 1910 Market street.
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL. Andrew
Tyson has been arrested on charges duplicating him
as one OF the leaders OF the mob who brualy beat
Mr. Styles conductor the Second aud Third Streets
Railroad on election day. He taken in custody
Beitler,
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON THIS P. N.

| ESPECIAL TELBGRAMs TO EVENING TEEEdRAPHlf
The Weather. mH
severe northeast rainstorm prevailed this
morning, which caused very fe " visitors TO be
present at the White House, and among them
none Of prominence.
The Virginia election.
General Soho6eld tclegraphed to General
Grant on Saturday, that the Virginia election
passed of quietly and satisfactorily. General
Grant being absent, the despatch was forwarded
to him as West Point.
The ILetrenohmenG Committee
were busily engaged at the Treasury Depart
ment, this morning, IN Investigations.
The Fenian Prisoners.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-The British Govern
ment having declined to release Colonels Warren
and Nagle from custody, and directed their i'm.
mediate trial, the State Department has directed
the employment of counsel for their defense.
Death of Surgeon j. ID. Murphy.
telegram received this morning at the Navy
Department dated Pensacola, 26th instant. an
nounces the death, by yellow fever, of Passed
Assistant Surgeon j. d. Murphy. Surgeon
Murphy entered the naval service in 1861. and
was present at some of the most desperate naval
encounters during the Rebellion.
Personal.
Secretary Seward, accompanied by Vice.
Admiral Porter, was at the Navy Department
this morning.
Internal Revenue Matters
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
decided that the selling or Offering to sell dis
titled spirits at So per wine gallon does not raise
any presumption in law that the tax has not
been paid, because the spirits may have been
recti6ed and diluted.
1t is not intended by the recent cotton regula-
tions, series g. No. 8, to require permits and
bills of ladDg for the removal of cotton from
any point to within the district where the same
is produced, as, in case of removal from such
district, Collector could not exact fee from
the taxpayer for marking his cotton.
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Latest Markets by TeIegraph.

BALTIMORE Oct. 2s.-Flour trmer; prices stead
heat active; and &C. higher; sales at % SO92sS +
choice req. White Corn 1850 40; yellow SI s7MI'1
Oats firm at 7O@073c. Rye, 81 551l65. Provisions dn
and heavy. Cotton firm l91S920 for mddlin9 ~
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FINE Cor FECTIoNs.-At George w. JenkinB', No
1887 Spring Garden street. can DE obtained foreign
huits, nuts almonds ETC.. as we'll as fine assortment
of confecl IONS Jenkins is worthy OF q call.
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bridget FORGETS TO "sHUT THAT
- door" this cool weather Put on Il a Door
Spring and will shut Itself save your temner
variety, and other enable Hardware for sale by
MARK EFT st., below Ninth. N'
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General sheridan at Portsmouth. N. III.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Oct 2S.-GeneraI Sheri-
dan arrived here about a quarter before IL
o'clock this morning, and stopped about fifteen
minutes He did not get off the cars, but stood
on the lower step of the platform, and shook
hands with hosts of people. A great crowd
was in waiting to greet him. and he was received
with salute of cannon and stirring music from
the Portsmouth Cornet Band. grand receD-
tiop had been arranged for him, but he could
not stop. He lett for Portland at ii O'CLOCK
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A CARELESS HAMMER or Rp1cKa

A CARELESS HANDLER OF BRICKs.-John
McCullem+ and a friend were making last night
hideouS with their noise at Filth and Shppen Streets
when Omcer Kemp pounced upon them, and they in
turn shed bricks at his head, of which injured
him severely. With commendable tenacity he clung
10 his prisoner, McCullem. and landed him safely in
the Station House cell. This morning Alderman Tit
committed him
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SILVERPLATED SCREWS, BRASS SCREWS.
- Locksmiths Screws, Saw Screws Screw Bolts
SaIIage and Tire Bolts, and Bed Screws for sale hy
TRUMAN q SHAW, No. 1856 (IclghL ThirtV-n va,
MARKHI Street. below Ninth. ~
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FOUND CRAwLNG.-On Saturday afternoon
William Morris was caught in the act of crawling
towards the money-drawer In Il. II, Turner's feed
store, NO. l7l6 Ridge avenue. He was arrested and
held In default OF $500 bail by Alderman Fitch >" ~
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A TEN-DoLLAR CAsE'-Kate Johnson, resid-
ing in a familiar haunt at New Market and WIIIow
streets was arrested Yesterday charged with stealing