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WHAT MAKES your hair SO beautful7 Mrs.
S. A. Aliens Improved new style) Hair Re-
storer or Dressing, (iE one bottle.) Price One
Dollar. Every druggist sells 1t. 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14

New York Grain MARKET To-day.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1i.-Flour unsettled and
10a15 cents lower. Wheat dull with prices in
favor Of buyers. Corn dull and cent lower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14

TIE GOOD EELLOws.-A new Lodge of this
order, under the name of Miller Lodge was
formed on Friday night at MorselI's Hall, T.
street, and the following officers were in
v. e., Jacob Peyser: w. Chaplain, John ]
Bradleyi W. Warden, James Kipp; W. Senior
warden. = Riley; r. Secretary, Thomas
thompson; Z. Secretary, A. Behren; w. Treas
urer, E Goodman: w. Tyler, Joseph Pipher.
w Junior do, W. G. Wineberger. This lodge
takes in name in compliment TO the g. Treasu-
Ter Samuel Miller, and commences under very
favorable auspices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14

THE ORDER or THE DAY-A general order
for Sozodont. In the teeth Of all oppoatioA Ii has
become the supreme dentifIice Of the age.
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Ooaxs, &c.-Dr White, Surgeon Ohiropodi

CoRNe, &C.-Dr. White, Surgeon Ohiropodist
OF twelve years' practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established at
4el Pennsylvania, avenue, Washington, ID. g.,
&c, and successfully treats all diseases Of the
feet without pain or inconvenience to the
patient The shoe can be worn with ease I'm.
medfately after the operation. Refers TO the
many eminent physicians, surgeons and thou
sands Of ether responsible persons who pa.
tronize his establishment. Hours from a. m.
to p. m. No charge for consultation at ONCE.
Calls made at residences from to p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14

STRUCK BY LIGHTNING -Durinp tbs storm
81 saturday evening fearful discharge of elec-
tIieiiy occurred, by which several houses were
shaken ana me lnmates greatly frightened. On
he corner OF Maryland avenue and az street
several people were stun med, one Of whom aid
not altogether recover III yesterday A house
on 81 street, near Maryland avenue was
suuek, and the slate roof scattered 10 the winds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14

CAPsIzED.-During the gale yesterday after.
noon, the yacht National with an excursion
party on board was upset off Geisboro Point,
and the entire party thrown into the water A
life boat was sent from the Arsenal, and sue.
ceeded in rescuIng all hands. The yacht
Greyhound with a crew on board left her
moorlngs for the purpose Of assisting the
National. but when they arrived at the scene of
disaster. they found all safely on the life boat
and succeeded in rescuing somebody's old nat
and di.apidated umbrella One Of the party
lost boot. This morning the steam tug
Fanny, Capt Skinner, went down to the point
TO night the National, and bring her to the city.
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TNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

u WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 2S 1888
On the petition Of JOHN PEPPER, OF Clifford
New Hampshire, praying for the exte nsion of Pat
ent granted him on the 9Th dav Of December 1854
reissued on the 7th day of October 1855 for an i'm
provement in Circular Knitting Machines
II 10 ordered that saik petition be heard at this
office on the ed day Of November next Any per
son may oppose this extension. Objections. depo
sitions, and other papers should be led in this
ONCE twenty days before the day of hearing
ELISHA FOOTE,
seq W3w Commissioner of Patents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14

lng's Glue" few days since. Query: Was 1T
70 mend bis Meerschaum or TO cement friend.
ship between himself and Butler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14

GoRKD 1T A Cow.-The frequent accidents
which arise from permitting vicious cows TO
90 at large IN the thickly settled portion of the
city calls for some steps by which the serious
nuisance can ne put stop TO. Yesterday morn
lng, little son of Mr.. John Connors, aged
ABOUT TWO years, was attacked by one of these
enragtd animals, and fearfully gored. He was
conveyed 70 his fathers residence, on North
capitol street, In rear of the Baltimore Depot
where his wounds We're dressed by DIR. Bond
who thinks be W Ill soon recover
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14

PRISONS wishing to subscribe for TIE SrAl
who reside ON Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard,
will please leave their orders at No. Ia East
Capitol street. between eth and sth.
JOHN Oo0eTne. AGENT
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IN THE sgRPEaH COURT OF rae DIS
John B Adams, guardian, )oo, r.,.v

ORDERED tSis Isl day q 'ssep..ntsr, A, D. 1888,
Aoams guardian for the sale Of rhe real estate in
the above cause mentioned, be ratified ADD con-
nrmed, unless cause to the contrary b shown on
or before the 9Th day Of October. a. d. 1888.
Provided COPY Of this order be inserted In the
Evening Star. Newspaper printed In Washin7
ton, d. once In eSch three Successive wee .
'rior 70 said d 40 rIaHrR I,.sono
Sc 5.i.xsw RI. AEIGs, Clerk.
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Government Securisies

WAsHINeroH, Sept IA, lses.-Jay CooKs 4
10. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
eminent securities:
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NATIONAL TEIKGRAPHRRs' CONVENTION
The annual Convention of the active telegraph.
ers In the nited States has been in session al
Albany, New York, for several days past and
the following officers were elected for the en-
SUNG year-President, Young, of Washing.
TOM Vice President, Merrill, Of Portland; Re-
eording Secretary, Duxbury, of Chicago: Cor
responding Secretary, Pope, of New York:
Treasurer, Whipple, of Albany; editor of the
Ielegrdpher, the organ Of the association,) Ash.
lev, OF New York
The President. Mr.. Young, is messenger
OF the Bankers and Brokers telegraph lines in
this city, and Mr.. Ashley is well known 10
many OF our citizens as being formerly con.
nected with the New York Herald bureau in
this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14

AkST.-Not often Is such an opportunity for
making safe and profitable investment of their
surplus funds presented to our citizens as that
embraced In the advertise ment elsewhere of the
ten-year six per cent. gold bearing bonds of the
Masonic Hall Association of the District Of Co.
lumbia, 10 which we call the attention of our
readers limited issue of these desirable
bonds has been made, and they can be obtained
AT the First National Bank. Being amply Sc
cured by mortgage on the Masonic hall prop.
eriy, they are hrst-class security. The cou
pom bonds are in denominations Of $50, 500
and $780, bearing Interest, payable semi.an-
nually, OF six per cent in gold. We have yery
LITTLE doubt that these bonds will be taken rap
IDLY, and those desiring to invest in them
should do so at once, as the issue is limited.
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THE
wHITEHURSr
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
Nos. 1916 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
between ~ and 9th streets.

between ~ and 9th streets.
This Establishment, founded In this city In 1850,
and embracing among its hundDeds of thousands Of
negatives and specimens, PORTRAITS FROM
LIFI Of all the Celebrities that have been on the
stage of action since that time, has Just changed
hands and been thoroughly reorganized, under the
its old Instruments. and new, and al the late
improvement in the Art 10 ready for Photogr phic
work In all its branches, in style that cannot be
sur passed, and at uniform low rates that cannot
be underbid.
Gems, Ambrotypes, Porcelaines-all styles and
siZee-Cards, Imperial Cards. Four. Fours, Extra
-Four Fours. Eight Tours. Cabinet Impe rial, Life
size-plain and colored-from 20 cents mp,
Gem Likepesses for Lockets, Watches, and all
other miniature purposes.
Maps, Charts, Drawings, Sketches, Pictures
Paintings, Models, Machinery, and every other
imaginable thing taken or copied in the best style
Old Dsguerreotypes, Pictures. Paintings, &c.
renewed, copied .nlarg ed when Gesred), and %.
dered fresh and life like.
Pictures taken in all kinds of eather.
Facilities unsurpassed.
Our motto in the picture line, is, THE finest
life like iikenesses at the lowest prices"
Nos. 424-6 Penna. Ave, bet. ~ and 9Th SITS.
Ont this ont for Memorandum. an l2-lm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14

SUIT AGAINST TIE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Kali ROAD. Richards, Esq. "a commits
sioner- Is engaged in taking testimony to be
used IN the case Of j. II. Whitney Il Co., Of
Richmond. lind, against the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad, 10 recover damages for the loss
Of three hundred barrels Of flour, by reason OF
alleged wrongful delivery, shipped by plain
tirs IN June, Is6i for this city. and not received
by their SCENTS here. Mr.. Joseph r. Edison
appeared for the plaintiffs, and Msssrs
Buchanan and Kerr, Of Baltimore, for the de-
fendart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14
PRIcR LIST OF Gents Furnishing Goods AT

PRICE LIST Of Gents Furnishing Goods at
the ORIGINAL FRANCS, i9i Seventh street, be.
tween ID and streets: Good White Shirts, Sla
$3.50; Fine White Shirts, S2aS2 30; good Under.
shirts and Drawers, Soc, Csc. and 81; A MOL
fns Merino Shirts and Drawers, 81 So Sl,75:
60 I'd Cotton Socks, TO- IS, 81, and % cents; best
English Half-Hoee, 80 and $3.50 per dozen;
good Paper Collars, three boxes fer IS cents
White Hand kerchiefs, Is, 20, and % cents Linen
Collars, Cuff Ties, Bows, Toilet Articles, etc.,
at popular prices. Remember the place-49i
Seventh street, large plate glass 'front.' six doors
below y street. No branch stores. 9,9,1:
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OBTAINING MONEY BY FALSE PRErEScEs
About two weeks since, Harriet Bell, a coioret
girl, took TO Mr.. II. Kaiser mote purporting q
be signed by Mrs. Anna Bailey, requesting tn
loan OF clio, which was handed over by Nj
Kaiser, and on Saturday the latter discovered
mat II was frsud. He therefore procured
warrant, and officer Auldridge arrested Ear
net, who bad a hearing before Justice CiaTI
yesterday, and was committed TO Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14

DIsoRDERIY IN CHURcH.-Last evening,
while services were IN progress al Hamline NJ
T. Church, 9th and p street, young man
named Charles Diggons behaved in a disor-
Derby manner. and was spoken TO by Mr..
Wright, the sexton. He, however, did not pay
any attention 10 him, and detective Bigley was
sent for, and after warning him without sue
cess, jerked him, and he was locked mp a. the
second precinct station. when this morning
Justice Thompson fined him 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14

nRPHANS'CO COURT, eeptemberS s, 1873 -DIsrRIcr
~ OF CoLUMBIA. Washington county, 10 tUu In
the csse OF kICH AID HULLAL0vE, Executor OF
Jas. Fullalove, deceased, the Executor aforesaid
has, with the appreciation of the Orphans Court Of
Washington County . oresaid. appointed TUES
DAY. October 9Th 1858. for the final settlement
and distribution Of the personal estate Of said de
ce1sed and the assets in hand as far as the
have been collected and turned into mopeg; when
and W here ell the creditors and heirs of said de-
ceased are notified to attend. with their claims
properly vouched II ey may other wise by Law be
excluded from all beneht in taid decreased estate
provIsed copy Of this order be published once a
week for three weeks in the " Evening Star, pre-
vfous to said day.
Test JAS r. 0'BEIRNE
9-law3w Register of Willis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14

GRAND LARcENY-Prompt Arrest.-On Sat
urday night Mr.. w. w. Wingo, vino rooms on
9th street, retired having in his pockets SIS,
which he missed on getting up yesterday morn
ing. He Immediately reported his loss to Po-
lice Headq uarters, and the case was taken in
hand by Detectives Thompson and Muller, who
were informed by Mr.. W. that he suspec ted a
man going by the name Of John Morgan, and
they Immediately set about to find him. and
succeeded in coming upon him in a house O!
iil-repute on q street. He denied all knowI.
edge Of the transaction or to having any money,
but on being taken TO Police Headq uarters be
was searched and SllO.55 were raised from his
shoes, which he said was some that he found.
He had a hearing before Justice Smith, who
committed him to Jail for court. Morgan IS
said to be fugitive from York, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14

UPHoLsrKRRRs GOODS AT Cosr.-As am
ABOUT to close my business this fall offer the
following goods at cost prices: Reps, Damasks,
Enameled Cloth, Holland Shades, Tassels,
Cord, Tacks. Roller Ends, Wedge Racks, Oil
Cloth, Carpets, Table Linens, Bed Spreads,
&c. Small dealers and others are respectfully
in vited before purchasing else here.
S,20-2; A. ADAMsON, sos 9th street.
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.


Anusenents and Meetings To. NisAt.
NATIONAL THEArIE.-Second week Of "rhe
Black Crook"
THE CESTRAL Grant and Colfax Climb will
assemble at Union League Hall TO receive the
election news from Maine.
A SPECIAL MEETING of the Stoekholaer. a,
the Enterprise Building Association al Ten-
p<rance Hall.
THE FOURTH monthly meeting of st. Pat.
"ehs Building Association at Carroll Hall
DEDICATION Of hickory pole in the Fifth
"ard oy me Seymour and Blair Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14

PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIA0D.-A new oourss
y Of Lectures, - delivered ct the New Yorf
- Of Anatomy, embraoinE the .lbjects: How
Old Age; Manhood generally reviewed; The cause
of1hdigeetion, nafulenoe and Nervous diseases "a.
10.
Pocket volumes contrasting these lectures Will b
81 four stamps By addressing: SEORETARf
New York Museum OF Anatomy and Science, els
Broadway, New York. fs3S-1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14

ORPHANS, COURT. September l, 1858 Dis
~ TRIcT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON County
sctt:-ln the case Of BENJAMIN N MCCOY
Executor Of Elizabeth Thompson. deceased, the
Executor Aforesaid has, With the appreciation
OF the Orphans Court Of Washinetop County
aforesaid. appointed TUESDAY. the 10Th day
Of ssItsmneI, lses, for the anal settlemen,
deceased, and OF the assets in hand. a. far q
the same have been collected and turned into
Of said deceased are notified 10 attend with theii
claims properly vouched, er they may otherwise b,
law be excluded from all benefit 10 said deceased
estate Pr0ctded. COPY OF this order be published
once . week for three weeks In the Evening Sta,
Tsst-JAMHs 4. oBEIRNE,
sc 2-laWSW1 Reeister OF villa
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TNIrED sfATEs PATENT oFFIof-

WhsnINeror, u. @ Aueust n ls6s
yAMks n. N6lTknY, OF BROOKLYN. N Y sd-
Ceased. having petitioped for the extension az a
Rs,ept granted the said Theodore 4. Weed on the
Sewing Machines IN
II ie ordered that the said petition be hard
Anypesson nay sIsose this sxtsnsion. Obs.
ions; oe Ionuons. and other Iapers should be MED
ing. RLIRHI TnC~ veeef-
IN ~ -ievSN Commissioner Of Patenfs
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n. WILLIAM.

- N. WILLIAM,
IMPoRrKR OF
fARBIAH FANCY oOoDe.
$40 PENNSYLylNH AVENUE.
Ast . Csss 3ssvSss, Peril,
sIeoasl seent In Paris. His 6sstiIlss. ssis.o ~.
ne, Apeens, Isstssr. 1sei Isess, frinI,sss.
1saa1s, Lectn = rsrfsnsry, KM 6ycvses -, asn
a15no p sGDese ~ ~ seAsr houSS n 49,
presee end uaatil1as nAAs % sra>
Oroexs Sor &C., 6ea RArts taksa. nhaS-ly
d0S noH1Y BRoKIH. mo
CITY LOAN oFBIeI. ~
1e. AS3 fW1EtfH 6TIIIf.
Itw12u y AID ofR1DfB,
vsssoo equArs iron Ranaylvaafa svsnae.
- 81, 81 oxn fs Accounts ssrsAas's.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscr,
y Der has obtained from the Orphans' Court Of
letters testamentary on the personal ana raj
estate of ANN CROWN, late Of Washinatou. 10,
u, deceased. All persons having claims aqainst
the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit the
SAME, WITH the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
otherwise by Law be excluded from ali dement's q
the said estate Given under my hand this 18th
sARAH iLizABITH CROWN. E1ecutri,.
On 10 lawSwS
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SCHOOL BOOKS,
FOR SALE BY
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ENGL1SH AND EUROPEAN NEWS.
1.-THE MALI"
Paper containing the news, the principal lead
ers, well digested summary, and all Inter
esting matter from Tie TiWss.
The Newspaper hitherto known a the 6rsNing
Mail, having become the property 81 the propri-
etors Of The Times. Is NOW published twice
week, under the title OF
"THE MAIL"
at the price OF Threepsnce per copy - heretofore
or "a. week, post free.
The days Of pubiication will be Tuesday and Iri:
matters OF interest appearing in the three pre-
vio1s numbers Of 1Ae Times, which will thu: 0e
form, for persons reading abroad or in the colo
MES. =
Newspaper AReuts or may have it from the Pub
Usher, on pre- pay ment, at Printing House 6auare,
London. Ul5 Is slsm,faV
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TnE NEW ARRANG9NRNr.-Laste vsn,ng
the nrst train for New York exclusively under
the new arrangement (Mr.W p Smith mana.
ger,) left here on the schedule time-9 ZOOLOGY
with quite number Of passengers for New
York and points beyond Ina few davs IN %
cars OF this line will be replaced by elegant
specimens OF rolling stock, and the line ne II.
tended 10 be made model one, both in rexard
TO speed and equipment. The train norm Iaf,
on time, and arrived, we hear, on schednia
time. but the train due here at Sos this morn
ing. in consequences Of bad send.of in New
York, did not arrive on time.
TIE BoBTAIL TRAIH.-For some time mast a
train has been run from this city rs far as An.
napolis Junction, leaving here At and return.
ing al s25 q. m, and leaving at4:3S returning at
$50 y. m, mostly used BY clerks in the Depart.
ments and others residing or boarding on the
line Of the road, which received the name of
the .sBobtail train" and polite persons gave it
the cognomen of Robert Narrative" Under
the new railroad arrangement this train has
been discontinued. II played out on Saturday
evening last, Capt. George bringing IL safely
into the depot, and for the present the great
body Of commuters" will take the $40 tram.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14

POLICE ITRMs.-First Precinec-DanI She,
assault ana battery, fined s. g. Rachel Thomp.
son, profane; fined -. Joseph Riley, drum
and disordsrly; fined IS. David Shea, threats
Jail
Second Precinct;-Charles Diggins, disorder
ly in church; fined 81.
Fourth Precinct:-Christian Weidmeyer and
George SchniSer, carts no number; fined 81 o.
each.
Fifth Precinct-Georee Duncan, Harris Car.
ter. vagrancy; workhouse. Henry L. Barron
disorderly; fined IS.
Sixth PrecinCt:-Harriet Bell. obtaining
money by false pretence Jail for court. Allow.
sius Greeves, drunk and disor Derby; fined a.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-14
nAutnl Indiotmsnt "a Drrue plll.

We eondense from long an able srtlele
in the National Htelligencer, these charges
against the republicans;
!. They sent to the peace congress OF
| 1861, a sufficient number as desperate and
reckless partisans (resoved to make civi |
war for the sake OF enriching themselves
by furnishing supplies) to defeat the pur.
pose Of the convention, and disapPoiht the
sacred hopes of the people.
2. They inculcated with terrible effect up.
on the excited passions then prevalent, the
murderous sentiment that "bood'letting
would do the country good -
3. They called a meeting Of state govern.
ors to overule Lincoln and bis cabinet, and
force pdr whether the south should fire
upon Fort Sumpter or not
4. They proclaimed everywhere, with a
ialsehood never equalled, that they called
tor troops for the sole purpose OF maintain
ing the constitution and the laws.
5. They voted, in both houses ofcongress,
the celebrated declaratory resolution Of Ju.
ly 22d, 1861, in which tho United States dis.
claimed before mankind every object now
sought by the radical party. To the people
this imposing resolution was offered and it
was accepted by every one of them as true.
On the faith of it they volunteered by hun.
dreds Of thousands to repair the disasters of
Bull Rum aud to save the Union
6. They called John c. Fremont from
Europe, for the purpose ofmsking him die
tator, in the event that Lincoln should fail
to do the most strocious acts required of
him
7. They organized q commission with a
view to select some scoundrel with sudacity
to seize and WELD the whole power Of gov.
ernmQnt Fremont, Lane, Hunter, Banks
and Burnside, were among the men spoken
of for this purpose.
3. They secretly rejoiced at every great
defeat of the Union arms, because, as one
Of the principal opponents of this misrule
said, after the seven days battle, "if McClel.
Ian had taken Richmond it would have put
the republican party back twenty years"
Q. They continue to this day the naus.
cons atiectation of veneration for Abra-
ham Lincoln, in whose place the prospect of
getting the remorseess and unprinciped
man they thought to make of Andrew John
son, inspired them with secret and general
Joy at his assassination
All of which is as true as God lives
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-14
By Telegraph.
The Iatest retnrns claim Indiana on eac

/
The latest returns claim Indiana on each
side and Pennsylvania, Ohio and Nebraska
republican. Nothing from West Virginia
yet.
GALESA, ILL.,, Oct. l3.-The associate
press and private dispatches having been
received here rendering it certain that the
republicans had carried all the states voting
TO day, Gen. Grant was serenaded by the
Lead Mine Band, at the residence Of Il. b
Washburne, where returns we're received =
CongrAtulatory speeches were made by Mr.
Washburne and Hon. Isaac N. Morris, Of
Quincy, H., amid great enthusiasm.
NEW YORK, Oct. l4.-The n. Y. Herald
says the loss Of Pennsylvania to the demo,
Gratis is the death blow to Seymour, clearly
indicating Grants triumph next month, and
probably involves the loss of New York state
to the democrats.
The N. Y. World considers the results OF
yesterdays election as still in doubt, and
that general results do not encourage the
hope Of such a sweeping triumph US will
make the result OF the November election a
fOregone conclusion. Victory, however, be-
tween the contending parties,is still in doub,
upon which banner to alight.
The N. Y. Times considers the elections
disastrous overthrow Of the democracy.
The N. Y. Tribune styles the elections in
the five states, yesterdRy,as battle ofthe five
parks Of 1865, and thinks the democrats may
abandon all hopes of success in Novem
Der.