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COpHrfnershfp.
sUvHh usdersixnad have this DAY formed 1 ccpArt-
] nerrhip for the purpose Of doing . Grocery buss-
ness 81 the old stand No ss Man Street and will
tnus the old style and hrm Of eilogg Bres Co.
CHAE. p. HfRlE.
Ecokuk. April 1st, 1857. WE. KELLOGG.
Tho undersigned, acknowledging the patronage and
many fsvors extended to the cid Arm during the past
eievcn years. takes this occasion heartily
nd his successors 70 the confidence and patronage Of
the pu bile. G. A. KELLOGG.
spr2dlw
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Rabhft>s Purc 6o1ero1us.
THE moss vssuasls u -. 09srsA very low . ths
= nea. b. < Aos1raoN Z ALsnss.
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

GOLD CLOSED 1874 1-S
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Habhil's yeost Powder.
70 ps>rlY aIlosher brands, snd alvays ~
( ~ ljsb&e. 1oGfo1 ~ 1ow .pness - ~ ggnA1 ~
mchxod hoBk8fs0N ALBkk6.
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EAITIAINRE


The Baltimore Gazette says that steady eff
forts are being made Oy that city TO effect close
connections between that city and the South
10 provide larger market for its produce and
L. offer greater facilities 10 purchasers Nd
Taerous lines of steamers, which ply cast
wise, connect Baltimore with different South
en- ports and the ocean line to Liverpool, run
ming in connection with the coast lines, affords
L The southern cities much more direct COM
MunlCatlon with Europe than they have ever
lad before. In & few months more Baltimore
VIII have not only enlarged steamers on the
Liverpool line, but also line to Bremen.
winch VIII give increased importance to Bal
tlmoTe As port OF import and export Il
proposition has already been made by French
capitalists to subscribe one half towards the
building OF line TO run between there an
HaVre, but 1t has not been accepted
The Improvement of the trade OF Baltimore
J. remarkable as having occurred during a
year which has been anything but pr osperous
when the shrinKage in value Of goods OF many
descriptions have been enormous, and whe Il
The chief markets TO which Baltimore looks tor
is purchases have been in no condition to
take more than what was absolutely necessary
Ter their wants. Washing ton is so nearly al
lied with Baltimore in interests that the
growth and prosperity of that city il a matter
OF congratulation for every citizen here.
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FINANCIAL.

The letter Of Secretary McCulloeh relative
to the payment of Five-Twenties in United
States notes at the five-year option allowed
the Government by the terms of the bonds
themselves, is calculated to quiet the appre-
tensions of foreign holders. If it is settled
conviction that the bonds are to be paid at the
full maturity Of twenty years from date, the
matter is settled, for there is no reasonable
doubt but that, even with moderate degree OF
prosperity, the paper currency will be on a
par with gold long before the time for payment
of the BON DIS, the first issue thereof having yet
fourteen years to run. Therefore, it is insisted,
the present discussion as to whether the bon is
are payable in gold or not leads to no practical
good. The banks are beginning to avail them
selves of the privilege of exchanging their
Compound Notes for the new Certificates, and
are sending in the December as we'll as the
October issues.
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CONGRESSIONAL, COMMITTEES


The various regular and special committees
OF the House of Representatives are now
busilv en- gagged IN preparing their work in or
DER 10 be able to report at the next session.
The Committee on Elections, MI Dawes of
Hlass-, chairman, have been in session at
bridgeport, Conn, investigating the alleged
corrupt practices IN the election of Mr. Bar
Ium, and adjourned 10 meet again at Falls
village, on the 18th instant. A portion of the
same Committee under the chairmanship of
hlr. ScoheId, of Pennsylvania, meets at Lex
lngton, Ky, on the 18th inst, to carry on the
Iryesugation as 10 the alleged disloyaIty OF the
members elect from that state
The Select Committee on the nnaltreatment of
Lion prisoners of war commences its session
st Boston on the 18th inst, under the chairman
ship OF Mr. Shanks, OF Indiana
The Select Committee on Southern railroads
proceeds South from this city On the 10th inst.
under the chairmanshjp OF Mr.. McOlurg Of
Missouri.
Sub committee of the Judiciary Commit
Tee " III assemble tomorrow al Its room in the
Capitol, TO commence the investigation as
signed 10 II as To whether the the State of
u AIRY land possesses a repu bllcan form of gov
eIImrnt.
Nothing yet has transpired relative to Genl
Buffers Select Committee on the assassination
Ci Mr.. Lincoln.
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YESTERDAYS ELECTIONS

The result OF yesterdays elections takes no
well-Informed person here by surprise 1t Is
simply history-almost inveriable history
repeating itself The opposition TO the party
now controlling the CounTy's public affairs
usually make great gains IN the elections OF
the year preceding a Presidential contest; to
vanish into thin air when that takes place.
While we are writing, II is not yet known
here whether Pennsylvania and Indians have
gone Democratic or Republican. Yet enough
Is known to render it certain that the majority
either way in both States will be exceedingly
small; so small as surely to induce great eau
ton and perfect harmony among the Repub-
Iicans of Congress, who will run no risk of a
possible defeat next fall in the effort TO crafty
any ones personal ambition. or to carry out
The crotchets of this or that wing of the party.
I bus, the results of yesterday al least insure
& Republican party Presidential platform
On which all who sympathized with the
I Mon cause during the rebellion will be
likely TO rally, and Republican candidates for
the presidency and vice-presidency, whose
names alone Will prove towers OF strength
among the masses. Republican party indi-
vIdual jealousies, chickering's, idiosyncracies
and luke warmness will surely vanish under
the lessons Of yesterdays elections, so that
the party's policy and acts from the meeting
OF Congress until the Presidential election will
Ice such as TO insure victory on that occasion
We do not believe that any thing more for
tunate than the checks of yesterday for the
presidential prospects of those who sustained
the nations cause against the rebellion, could
have occurred. Without them. there is no telling
where individual and clique. presidential pi-
Iations and vehement confidence in individua!
views OF policy would have landed the party's
nj of
sure TO prove blessings-great benefits TO the
party's futures clear to all who thoghtfulIy
study and reflect on the marcE OF American
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FROM EUROPE TODAY.

Especial to the Evening Start
LONDON, Oct. 9.-The American schooner
Eagle has been sunk. No other particulars
have been received
b!ARRITz, Oct. s.-The Marquis de Moustier,
the Minister of Foreign Affairs, and the Ohev-
amer De Nigra, the Italian Ambassador, ar
rived here just before the troubles broke out in
italy and have been in constant communica-
ton with the Emperor.
IL Is said that the following plan for the
settlement OF the Roman question has been
agreed upon Italy is to take possession of
the provinces, but Pope Plus TX is to remain
in Rome and retain the government of the CITY
until dis death, when the temporal power Of
the Pope will cease.
BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct -Noon.-Eries advanced I'd
Illinois advanced I'd. Consols OAK. U. S. los
have advanced ]. led.
LIVERPOOL. Oct 9-Noon.-Cotton easier.
and prices declined Lied. The sales to -day
will reach 1900 bales. Lard 52s. Cd. Spirits
Turpentine 27s.
LONDONDERRY, Oct. 9-Noon-Arriyed-
Steamer HISTORIAN, trem Quebec.
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[Bv Banker and Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis Johnson & 20. quote stocks and bonds

in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Oct. 9-First Board-U. S. 6's,
coupon, 10ex; 1865, coupon, 100; 1865, cou-
pom, new, 1O71; 1867, coupon, l074 lO.4O's,
coupon, 1908; 1905, second, los 4; zoos, third,
1867 Canton, AK; Cumberland, 2Sk: @ uicksil-
yer, 25A; Mariposa, s4, do. preferred, II;
New York Central, 113a; Pacific Mail, 143
Atlantic Mail. 114h; Erie, SO; ditto pre-
gan Central, 1O9 Michigan Southern, SO .; Illi-
nols Central, 100; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
ssh; Northwestern, 44S; do preferred, IS;
RGck Island lob Fort Wayne 1905 0hi9 and
graph, 81 Boston Water Power, 1915; Cleve-
land and Toledo, 131; Gold, 1879.
LONDON, Oct. IN oon.-Bonds, 7l%: Consols
for money, "a sic; Erie, 49, Illinois, ON; Bonds
at Frankfort, 74A
LIVERPOOL, Oct. a-Noon.-Cotton market
dull and quiet; estimated sales 10000 bales;
MIddIing Uplands. 6H; Orleans, So.
LONDON, Oct % pm.-Consols, "a 4; Bonds
advanced 1-16; Erie, y; Illinois, q.
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ABSENCE OF CABINET OFFICERS -Secretary
Seward left the city last evening for New
York city. He will also visit Auburn and his
birth place In Orange county. N Y, before
his return. He was accompanied by his son
Col. Seward.
Postmaster General Randall left with the
Secretary for New York city, where be goes to
examine the plans of the new Post Office, and
thence 10 Boston, 10 select site for the new
Post Office There.
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DBPARTURB OF THE MEXICAN MIsIsTKR-
senior Romero, the Mexican Minister, will
Iesve here on Satu rday next for Charleston
: G from which pla &c he will sail for Vera
Cruz. The steamer Wilderness has been placed
e. his disposal by the Government. Senior
hCmero's mother and sister and E. De Gala
oC, aitache OF the legation, accompany him.
Tie Wilderness leaves Charleston Monday,
ard VIII touch at no port on the route. He
vih return to this country In the course Of
+CUf months.
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NOODM ARn kIECTEn

The following dispatch was received in this
city to-day from Mr.. Ketchum, Republican
Candidate for Congress in the 9TH Penna dis
frict running against Woodward, Democrat:
WILKEsBARRg, Oct. 9.-CIose work lam
defeated. W W KETCBrM
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PERsONAL.-The Hon. James X Morehead
q member OF the Thirty-ninth Congress from
Pittshurg, Pennsylvania, and the Hon. Mr..
SpauldiDg. NJ. e. frCm Cleveland, Ohio
reached Washington this morning, and are al
Nillard's. General Sherman was at the
War Department to-day, and had an interview
with General Grant
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The ELECTION RETURNs-The an xiety to
hear the election returns still contin ned To-.
day, and the newspaper ana telegraph Off ICES
v ne visited by hundreds OF persons during
IN. lay. Messrs. Young and Adams, CORES.
pondents OF the New York Tribune and World,
have been receiving dispatches since early
morning, and their Offices on 14lh street have
been crowded by those anxious to hear the re-
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ExAuINING SURGEoSs.-The Commissioner
c! Pensions has appointed the following ex-
anining surgeons Robert II. Brown, Kirks-
yiiie. Adai- county, No.: 5. 5 Clemens. Man
CLP-reT, Bennington, VT: H. g. RarreII
erTngfeIc, SanRsm0n county, III; M.V. X
Newcomer, Upton. Ind.
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REDUCING THE FORCE.-Rep0rts from the
various officers OF the Freedmen's Bureau
throughout The country show that under the
recent order OF General Grant for the red uction
OF force in that Department nine officers Of the
eteran Reserve Corps have been mustered
out, and about fifty civilian clerks and agents
DISCHARGED.
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THE WHITE HoUss.-A large number OF
visitors were at the Executive Mansion to- day.
nearly all OF whom had an interview with the
President General Sherman, Secretary Nc
Suiioch, and Governor Parsons, OF Alabama.
each had an interview with the Executive this
morning.
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lNDIANA-The election held in Indiana yes
terday was simply for local officers.

DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LAND.-The Commits
sioner Of the General Land Office mas received
returns showing that 2S,455 acres of the public
lands were disposed Of during the month Of
September last, at the following local Off ces
viz: Springfield, Missouri, l,JG7 acres: Brown
Vile. Nebraska, 1867 acres. The greater por-
ton OF the land was taken for actual settlement
and cultivation under the II ONES lead law and
the remainder sold for cash and located with
military Marrants.
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JVElLATIoF.-There is naturally great re-
Joicihg at the White House. We hear that the
PRESIDENT Is exceedingly jubilant regarding
The results Of yesterdays elecuons as an en-
Ihatic popular endorsement OF his spoIicvn
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General Sheridan at Sprinsfield.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS Oct 9.-Gen Sheridan
has just arrived In this city and has be IN off,
cially received by Mayor Briggs. General
Sheridan me de speech ia response, and after
a stop of twenty minutes left for Albany. The
crowd Of people who ASSEM- led to greet the
General was very large and enth usiastic
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From ROSt0n

BOSTON, Oct. 9-The Unitarian church, on
Central Hill, Semerville, was burned last
night
Hon. Charles G.. Lorng died at his resi-.
dence in Beverly Yesterday afternoon.
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BATTERIES SHIPPED.-To-day,t the C;ovsrn.
ment propeller Rucker is taking On hoard
three light batteries at the Arsenal. for Fort
McHsnry, Baltimore.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Oct 9.-FIour 1Oa20 cents better:
| cent better Oats 2a3 cents better. Pork de-
cidedly lower sales Of 500 bbls of mess at
1923 37A. Lard quiet at 14ha14X. Whiskey
steady. Barley finn. Peas nominal. Cotton
quiet at 90 cents for middIing uplands.
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THE ELECTIONS YESTERDAY.

Elsewhere will be found the returns received
from the various States where elections were
held yesterday The main interest mas nat-
uraIly centered In the result IN fennsylvania
and ONO. In Pennsylvania the vote of the
state for the past six years has been as fol-
lows:
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DIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.

GEORGE 1, WILD, formerly Tuner and Agent
Tor WIN. kNABE CO., of Baltimore,
subsequently, Tuner and Repairer, and ~
Tuner of STEIN WAYS PIANOS at MetNG Ri
ZcrOtt 8 Music Store. now of GEORGE l.. WILD
4 BROS Piano Forte Mandatory, No. 497
llth street, between Pennsylvania ave. and st ,
continues to give special attention to tuning and
repairing Pianos.
Pianos, Paror Organs, and other Instruments,
Italian and other strings always for sale at very
prices. sc % I'm
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ITO q. W. Adams, World ofice.l
CHICAGO, Oct. SO P.M.-The Times states
that the Democrats gain in Iowa, but that
Mason (Democratl is defeated for Governor.
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I'VE RS. c. A. PEDDICoND b.v;, ,s
rio i sssen d street near woud inform her
tenas .h a. enc Is prepared to make DRESSES in
the NEST iabhionabie manner and at thn Iowast
goiu aa1sI you'd do well to can me
Fashions received nonthly Particuiar att nti, is
iaid to Childrens Dresses oc a..
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DEPARTURE OF THE MEXICAN MIs1srK

INTERNAL RKyEHUE.-Ther receipts from tn,
source TO day were S5O9,S51 90.
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FROM IOWA,

pubicans. probably not over one in the House
aud two IN the Senate The amendment is
certainly defea ted. .
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Woodward. Democrat, Elected to Congress-
from the Twelfth District.
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Majo rity,
OHIo.-The vote in the State, since l56


1t will thus be seen that the Democrats car
ried Ohio as we'll as Pennsylvania in 1862. In
1863, when Nalandigham was a candidate for
Governor, Brough (since dead) defeated him
by majority of over one hundred thousand.
General Hayes, the Republican candidate for
Governor, resigned his place as Congressman
from the Second District to accept Of the guber-
Material nomination. The Republicans nomI-
mated as his successor Richard Smith. Gene
raj Samuel F. Carey endeavored to secure the
nomination, but failing, set up as an indepen-
dent candidate. Meanwhile, the Democrats
were unable to agree upon candidate, one
portion of the nominating delegates desiring
war man, and the other a peace candidate.
Failing thus to agree, both wings arranged to
support Carey, who, in addition received the
votes of many Conservative Republicans and
working men, and he is probably elected. The
vote in the district, last Fall, was as follows:
Republican. Democratic.
Hayes.......... 1l,5i9 Cook. ......... 1891
The following is the Negro Suffrage resoIu-
ton IN the Ohio Republican platform:
ReSOired, That, imbued with the spirit of true
democracy, and believing that the powers
necessary for the purpose of attain nag the ends
OF government ought not to be ted to
privileged class, but should be vested in the
Whole people, without unjust or odious dis
tnctionS, or qualifications not equally attain
able to all; and, further, believing that these
sentiments are in strict accordance with the
spirit and tendency of modern civilization,
we place ourselves on the simple and broad
platform of impartial manhood suffrage, as
embodied in the proposed amendment to the
State Constitution, appealing to and confiding
III the intelligence, Justice and patriotism OF
the people OF Ohio to approve it at the ballot
box.
IOwA.-The candidates in Iowa are as fol-
lows:
Republican. Democratic.
Governor. Col. s. Merrill Chas Mason.
Lieut. Gov. Col. John Scott. ID. NJ Harris.
Su. CT. Judge. j. N. Beck. Jno. Craig.
Atty Gen L.. Maj II. O'Conor. w. I Barker.
Sup. Pub. las. ID. F. Wells. NJ. l.. Fisher.
The vote in the State for six years past has
stood as follows
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR,
THE ELECTIONS.
LATEST RETURNS.

The Democrats Probably Garry Pennsyi.
vania by from Six to Seven Thou
sand Majority.
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WANTED-NeW and CASTOR CLOTHING, old
value. at the old established Merchant Pawnbro-
ker,s Store of T. FULTON CO., SOC 9th streets
doors north OF Penna. avenue. Sole Agent for
SINGERS SEWING MACHINE ae22-ly
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NJ /. .. o. F.-GRAND LODGE.-The Quar-
~ terly Communication will be held on
NEpN ESDAG EVENING. lltn inst at 8 O'Clock.
oc'-3t =. II. SWEET, CIR. Sec
~ MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
AS of the WEST END BUILDING ASSOCI-
ALTON OF Washington will be held TIT RSDAY,
october 10, al clock p. m at StOtt $ Hail. cor
nfr OF Pennsylvania avenue and 10Th street for
the first payment of dues. All persons desirous of
taking shares are invited to attend.
OC 1T X. GODDCH LID. Secretary
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Government Securities.
WASHINGTON, Oct 9, lS67.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations OF Gsv-
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EDUCATIONAL.

ERENCH AND ENGLISH SCHOOL FOR
L YOUNG LADIES On MONDAY. October
l4th, 1851, Madame MALLARD and Mrs AN
CELLO JACKSON will open a SELECT SCHOOL
for young ladies at No. 204 l street north. Wash
ington, ID. C.. Circulars containing full informa
tien may be obtained at No 204 L street north,
and at No 266 street north. Oc7-3tF
EVENING COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, No.
H J94 18th street, between e and H, Navy Yard.
Young Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully in
vited to attend; hours of instruction from to p.
m. &C slim
ID OCK HILL COLLEGE.
II ELLICOTT CITY, MD.
Studies will be resumed in this Institution on
MONDAY, September2.
TERMS:
Board, Washing, and Tuition, $3.50; Entrance
fee, So; Physicians fee, So Music and Drawing
extra.
au 29-5w BRO. BETTELIN, President.
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Negro Suffrage Defeated in Ohio by Large
Majority.
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FROM OHIO.

Especial Dispatch to the Star
CINCINNATI, OHIO, Oct. Sit is conceded
on all hands that the negro suffrage amend
ment is defeated. Hayes is elected by fifteen
or twenty thousand majority
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7 AIDES PLEASE READ THIS.-WILLIAM
II PRINCE, 439 9Th street. has about six hun
ared t6o0) we'll made stamps OF elegant designs for
Embroidery, Braid, &C, that he will sell cheap, the
whole part, and teach the buyer the Compost
ton, furnish Cushions and Brushes, and explain
how to them, gratis. Being part of duplicate
set lately used in Baltimore any lady wishing to
engage in this profitable business and having
small capital should call at once. jeS
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TELECTR0- INDICATED vApOR BATHS
Or. D. hLCAN, recently in charge of Elen+rici,v
ana MedIeated SapOr Baths at the yarious III Z
utheTal Hospitals office southwest corner of ,Ith
street and Penn'a avenue, cures Rheumstism
Eluptions OF the Skin, Colds Cost Debility Afsac'
male Complaints. nv a 20
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~ SHAFFIFLD'S
u s FRENCH CONFECTIONERY AND La
DIES

NS special meeting of the Members of the
WASHINGTON SKATING CLUB will be held on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, October 9, at 7ls
O'Clock. AT the rooms of Claget L Sweeny
BY order W. II. CLAGET President
JAMES J. CHIPMAN Secretary oc45so
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~ ne BOARD OF pincer- convened by Special
orders No. 400, dated AdJutant Generals Ofice.
" ashlHgtOn, ID. C., August = 1867 of which Brevt
MAJOR General Jos. X. Barns. Surgeon General.
I. :, A Is. president for the pErpos- of eNamin-
n7sHtS that may be presented, and recommending
for adoption, by the army. of the best pattern in
their judgment" will be liz session on Wednesday,
the 10th day of October, 1861, the Office oc the
Surgeon General, L. S. A. Washington. D. c.
Parties desiring to submit models of the above ar
tcles for examination. may de- e in person or by
agent, at the time and place above mentioned
J. 3. CAMPBELL.
Captain At hArtillery, Byt Major, L. S. A
&C 9-5t Recorder of the Board.
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MILTON J. SAFFOLD,
Formerly of Montgonery, AEa5amaD
ATTORNEY AND LAW.
WASHINGTON, D. G.
Office No. 42s Street, Opposite the City Hall,
Will practice in the Supreme Court of the United
States, Court of Claims, and the Courts of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Claims and Department business will receive
PROMPT Attention. Sc l8-n
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by Associated Press.l
CARLISLE, PA, Oct. 9.-AIl the districts in
Cumberland county are in but two; and esti-
mating those by last years vote, Sharswood
Will have 20 majority-a Democratic gain of
233 on Clymers majority.
Miftiin county gives $50 maiority-a Demo.
cratic gain Of 40.
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IBy Associated Press.I

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 9.-Returns from Berk;
county reduce the Democratic majority tc
$3.50.
Franklin county gives 2lO Democratic ma
jority.
LycomiDg county gives $50 Democratic
majority.
Union county gives w iiliams, Republican,
AS majority.