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4S6 SEVENTH STREET. 4S6
FALL STOCK now open at MARKRIrERs
Srs.ins street; betwsen and streets, EN-,
1IssoLUTIoN OF CO-PARTNERsHIP
DLAKKETsi BLANKETSli
I'm ENDLESS VARIETY.

Every housekesper should call at our place and
buy pair Of those All Wool 10 BLANKETS for
IS. worth Ss.se. superior article for o., really
&. BL sSK ALpAcAs, from u,l cents to o., very
cheap.
Also. q sple pdid assortment OF lev priced DRESS
GOODS. 81 -. BY, and 50 ceuts
full stock 81 Mems and Boys CASsIMBRIS,
at very low prices. wv. sELBY 4 CO.,
1923 Pa. avenue,
oc96t eouth side, near TIN street
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.LE FOR GRANT AND coLFAx.


Marylars & yotes) and Kentucky I'D are
certain TO go for seymour and Blair Next to
these the S,sses most likely to 60 Democrats
are Delaware. CS,) Nevada. (5,) Louisiana, a.
Ieorgia, 60 Alabama, ~ and Arkansas, 80
Tue four States last named would, however
only ce carried HemOcratic by negro vo.es; and
IL view OF the hopelessRe5s of exciting Sey-
mOur and B'air. II is doubtful IL the PLANTERS
VIII take much trouble now to cultivate the
Il gro voters. -. ..a
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IhE COAL TRADE.-The Cumberland AYs-
shaHtaH says that the shipments of coal from
that place last week were Over Baltimore
and ONO Railroad, rs, 40 tons; over Chesapeake
and ohio Canal, Il, 595 tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-14

NCLE TOMS CABIS.-NotwIthstaudi tho
excitement in the city last evening consequent
on the election Tetuans, Wallis Opera House
was again well hlied 10 witness the we'll rem
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THE ELECTIONS YEsTERD.v

Suineient returns have been received TO show
Ihat fehnsyiyania and Ohio, certainly, and
1hdiana and Nebraska, probably, have gone
hepuolcan. This virtually settles tine quss-
uon OF the election of Grant and Colfax. OF
course politicians may, for purposes OF their
OWE, sha 70 Keep up their organizations for
iOsai purposes, undertake to figure out some
possibility Of different result in November;
Dut there Is not weil-informed person IN the
country who does not understand that the
question Is settled eonclusively as if the
votes had already been cast. The following
States may now be put down as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-14

Dir. Van DyCk. Assistant Treasurer Of the
United States ia New York, adj cruises TOR pro-
pCsaIs to purchase every day f9r ten days
from the Government, s3lO.oeO in gold coin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-14

Democrats here seem 10 think that the Presi.
cenl Is going tack on them" by issuing his
Thanksgiving Proclamation On the heels OF I'm.
Republican victories.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-14

ExTEADITION OF THE ExPREss ROBBERS
Keno and Andrews, who were engaged IN the
robbery of Adams express car IN Indiana on
the I'D Of May last, and in the murder OF
wheaton, the express messenger, and who
afterwards fled 10 Canada. have been given up
oy the authorities Of that county. Chief Jus.
lice Draper, before whom the application for
the extradition was tried, decide. that the case
came within the treaty, and that the evidence
produced was sufficient to call for the rendi.
ton OF the prisoners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-14

ANEW CAPTAIN GENERAL OF CUBA-Gen
Dulce, Who has been appointed Captain Gen.
eral OF Cuba in place OF General LersundI. was
formerly Captain General OF Cuba, and more
recently vas one of the seven generals who
We're banished by Queen Isabella. The fact
I nj the CUbans in Spain will be permitted TO
choose two members OF the Junta is a cOnces
sion which indicates that Cuba will be invited
u send representatives to the constituent as.
serIhly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-14

The twenty-frst annual fair OF the Msryla
Institute was opened IN Baltimore last even
Inr- under the most favorable circumstances
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FOR SALE.

E0R SALE
T. Hoksa BUGGY AND HARNESS.
18Th street o. ls-sts A6H
hAIRY. COMPLRTE-FoR SALE on accoT,.
" modaiing terms. Inquire at the Once.
EOk eAlE-A light. two-seAted. shifting Ian
BIslNEsS WAGON Also. small stoek 81
street north. o. iS,.
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BOARDING.

t(oARL ING For Rent. TWO FURNISHED
- hCOHS- with kOARD. Location delightful.
Alp9 At northeast corner 18th street and Penns.
AVENUE. Ocl3 IOt-
i. Oh hENT-FURNISHED Rooms for slOa1d
Sl1 mouth one ParlOr ami Bedroom for rent,
VIII or without Board. II No 4-5 bth street bet.
= and Louisiana ave. Rent in advance. ol0 lms
HAhbsOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS with
II Hrst Case BOARD. Ia new house with mod
ecn n, roFements; o3S street, opposite Geuersl
Ni""' - &C In
t'lRsT.tLASs BOARD $40 PER MONTH:
hOoMS 81 TO : 10. in healthy aud pleasant
socsllon short walk from most OF the public ct
nctS' at No. 21- h street, between l7th aud 18TH
streets. -. -
EENrLNMEN WISHING FIRST CLASS
TABLE BOARD, with. all the comforts 81 =
Iome' should eIply Immediately At NJ A. lOth
street opposite TIE Gas Office Perfect sAtisf.c-
u0n given. Terms only IS per week IN si-
Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-14
LOST AND FOUND.

Il BREAST PIN. on or about High s. George George
1sSn 70 sd s F nEIS
SIRAYED FROM THE PREMISES OF THE
- subscriber, TBREB COWS. A liberal reward
III lsssps to their re
k.r Hill, or 10 3 5. Coggins, corner 18th and Penn
sylvsnla avenue: ocl43t'
0 ,sIniSs the s, 18th 6A a1 sAIcHEL
With in Il and some smsR silver r9e c6is
the U tns sy
cles alone, being the relic of deceased parent IT.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD -strayed or stole
d.s on sunday October nth, TWO OOws-one Of
horTs right enc broken and body short
slim, slim tail, small white spots on teats and white
spot on belly round spot like marx" ON right
hip, hakd breadth from the bone, and large
BAILEY No 4s5 street. between 9Th and q 10Th
for the return of one. ocI4-s
STRAHED Or srOLEN.On September 18th,
- one BLACK thorned) cow white under belly !,
sa:s o + hands ,sfs ssfs
brsnded on left horn with letters II J. 90, from
sT TfsG literal reward will be Psd
I 9sTI9n TIpe:da{ aftaTnS?1; 9Th instant, $40
once SOLDIER. " 'sA''ns IL q oe she star
i MAIZE. The owner will please come forward.
mile sP4 saf her
toll gate. Inquire of Mr.. BENSON, toll gate
$5 sh Instant Red and White spotted B Sn sle
. ,sdt ear 70 The above TswsSS Si fSs1
&C loot Corner 22d and o streets
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FassIoNABLE DANCING
BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

RAED CIVIC AND MILITARY BALL,
-" Given By the
fifth u =. CANALkN SOCIAL CrTR
-,- ODD PILLOWS HALL
mt EsDAl EkENiSG. OCTOBER 18th, lSss
- TIOkETS ONE DOLLAR
-. be Fifth U. 5. Cavalry Brass Band and the Ma
uoI 81 siIlng Band are engaged for the occasion
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nNLY ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE-pR
~ NELPAU'S GUbDEN TINCTURE for female
irregularities and diseases. never fall q rene
dy To restore the Catamenial alton. A power
never known in any ether medicine. Each bottle
has the coat OF arms OF the city of Paris STAN ped
ON them, n. B.-rbey sh 5uld never be taken by
females during pregnancy. as they woud be sure
10 cause miscarriage. Office l19 South r street
between 9Th and 10Th, Island. oc 1857
4 rent by day, week, mouth, or yearSTV9D
at low ates. 6goyyy
JOHN ELLIS,
500 Pennsylvania avenue,
&C lS2t Near Teuth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-14

l-oTe IMAM sufficient 70 elect --. n
IN view, however, Of the moral effect pro-
CUced by the elections that have already taken
pace II Is not unlikely that the following may
80 Tor the Republican candidates:
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Orchestra Chairs. IS cents, Dress Circle aud Pa
Gu tie, - cents, Upper Circle, p GEMS
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ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT, AND
LOSS OF LIFE.

~ HARRISBURG, PA, Jan. 3I.-An accident oc-
CURED this morning near Mill Creek on the
Pennsylvania railroad, to the fast train east.
ward, caused by q broken rail The four rear
cars were thrown off the track and three went
down an embankment, when they took fire and
were burned All the passengers got ont, ex-
cept woman named Anna Duggen Of Pitts
burg. 1t is believed that she was killed by the
upsettlng Of the cars. and her body afterwards
partially burned Several others were bruised
and some slightly burned, not sufficient how
ever, 10 prevent them continuing their Journey
Dr. Rutherford, who saw them all on the train
while here, says there is not one seriously in-
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LADIES' LIST.

e. Barker h.nnsh +, B.leh Julia, B.e.man
B;a6t t5urn Maria MT: Rissebard Lucy Mrs
borsh aary, Bu,l. Mary hutn, Butler Mrs BAL
Z Mr., BAILEY Cornsiis Mrs BRAY MARY J
froush htGn Martha Mrs, BGrnett Lizzie @. Black
Ths sarah r B.s hSrs
E stst, i. Mo Bsi: E'f5 s .np: B.ss Men
cati1 ars BIdTa na.a Aoie ds;S, BiGrnJ Mr.
s6ea car. JuIia MR. sRarsg jis Miss
sIatSrn ttS ND ana csi niss Cisis hsryE Miss Cox
Colby Caroline Mrs, Choar I-a,c + Mrs, Ci.seI
Rsns E Mis- Curmody Masgis Miss, Gre, vey
slabIs ss.rnhsr sah gs,e, oonneI SaTsh &c Mrs No.;
snSa Mrs ce.sle5 tfiHss.tS Mis-. d.ssly Essai
eris, CLARK flarsnse Mss. Sostin EIizaDesh Mrs
Elzs Mrs, Colcord Euiie Miss s>'-'''' N@' ''"'
rsE. susan Mr.: Pfy b Mr.
: Mrs, Divers Lsey MIS-, i unsion p a Dyer 5
nEIEyans a Aaeusta J, Evan. Ada 8 Mrs, Evan,
kasad M Lds' aTs E~.od Lizzie
F-Trancis Asher Mrs, Forester Ann, Frost
Geo Or Mrs; FarIov Josephine, For Mary, Flynn
G.Grahsm Cecelia Mrs, Grattan Z Mrs, Gr.t.
tan Mrs, Guest Jane Mrs, Green Mrs: Could
H.SRs szisio on on Carrie Mrs, Helmle A Mr,. ood
J MRS Hayden = Mrs, Hayden Louisa Mrs Hoo
dan, H.i na'i' NM s.' assi ss:s
sarah MIb, Hssy ssiis hannis: Jane % Mrs ftsD Hcl,
mead Mrs Henson Mrs Hunton Inez.
I-Iordall Kate Kesrney MRS.
J.Johnson Susan Mrs, johnson Mrs, John
sessoa M1, ssSP ssSRv
rk-Ksllosg Mary F.; kelIer Bertha Mrs, Kelley
EeIsey NIs slseT nynp vHnS, w Kimmsi hpof Msry
wood Mr.. sas Eds,. Man SaTs.lst s
Maria. Lucket Maggie. Little Mary Mrs Lon
Miss Lang VIM Mrs, Lindsay Mrs, Leland
M-Mische,I Mary Mrs, Mitchell Rebeec. Mrs
aonsay ta GaH:ds Miner H6i a NGTtsn M"ase Ms
Hsf ssa Ma.es Mr.. y sny Mas Ma,F
H,Sorssa i1aS f1an. y v Mrs. Nelson Mrs. si,n.y.
Maggie Newell Mary, Newby Rose Mrs
O-O,Nsai Letitis Orme Annie p, Ubsr Annie L
P-PToe,or Catherine Mrs. Proctor, Catherine
J Hrs, Perkins Ann, Palmer Jane, Palmer Aims
Eliza. Peters II ] Mfs' Peter Johsnns q, Parkef f
Harriet Mrs, Patterson Harriet, Penwick Mary 4
Mrs. Rse;s Alice, KSn Esta, Ron Issbsil.: Rose
Rieh Map Mr;: Russell Mary j Mrs kitien
s-SnOWurn JENNIE. SnOWQen Margaret. ste
vens Geo Mrs, Shepperd Molly Mrs Sothorn ate
shaw Jennie, Summers Margaret Mrs. Saple M
Slmaker Mary, slade Maria Mrs, Spaulling Mrs,
simpson Louisa Mrs, Simpson @ A, Smart Mar
ths " Mrs. sbeelford Sarah. stuart Annie, Stuart
A. Sharpe Annie Mrs, Swan Anna, Shorter
Maria, Suel Amelia Mrs lcolb. Saunders Caroline
Z Mrs, schwarzerberg Mrs. seiby Emma
seymour Mrs. Seoot fannie Mrs St5rry Sarah
Mrs, Snow 2, stanton Willie, Shorts Fl Mrs,
Mrs, Smith Athena. Smith Ma gyie Mrs
T-Iwitchsll Mrs, Turner Anne, Thompson
Ann Mrs, Thompson n Mrs, homp pson Jas
Col Mrs. Tsyman julia Mrs, Taylor Msrths Mrs
Tay ler Jennie Mrs., Taylor C Mrs Toliord Jane
4 Mrs, Isggart kmily ID Mrs, TEENS Hannah,
TCwpery Lizzie. Todd Mr..
V-Volientine Catherine. r.r FOR.
"-Winters Mary. Winderlue Ellen Mr.. Wick.
Z, wallsce Martha A MRS, Wollnpd Mary, Wind
beccs, Whitehurst Lctiie, Willers Clara K, vii
liams Rebecca, Williams Catherine Mrs 2. WITT
Ecse Mrs.
Y-YOung Clara Z, Young Emma.
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a.s Is!a. !fsss. sss ;s.s
Khkraft Albert. knish. Benz 4, Kst1sns.siD
a.li W kisw.n Jas. kiisn Geo, k.efisy j SSn
kpntx j, Kasle yames. Keys W, KEiweii N
L. ns kcSn'I Louis j Kaufman n King ar q
H.r{nn kiSiIp nipsr Wm b. Kelley ihos " kurth
,L.,L.vIsnss 4, Iasimallsy AZ. Lacy Burton.
psnis s1 Hfs Losis ~ L1.
s.n,, PsG Lassy .sy fasa1d tafOIgs Geo ?, L.Ss r
> .hss ync LiSd..s 5as S Lay jno. Lsae'
Iltwsiy% ihO;' LiI.is TSos, Lsmsia z, Iaf'
ddIeSosF < J; Milisf Bsn@sriy, Me'iiori chass. cs
dssf ps;a MsFsn T'sGs stshsIl
sss:y ss. :a's asSs Ss sass, ses
aiIssrJ, nsrs,ss Z, Morrison bS Jas, Sars. saPs
Ms. John n More John p, Msors john. Mounts
Brss of H Peter, sGa ssousy suass scss
Naum T. Mivy Robt Morgan Capt X. Meyen-
sSee lion Il, Miller I I~a, HHS,s%cp HsaI Thomas,
M bourne VIM, Mandus &, Maurice WIN, Mar,
MI May " Sn ss1'ss Merritt, TR faS.TsrE s. Hon Wan
! aasss a. ssSsss. SssI
s kssS Mstosy Ms1sn 1eG MsstsH,s Ms
Nc Mahon Gen w T.. McMurray Il, McKsnnex +
Menildren VIM B. McLanahorn Vim W, McQuig-
M Nesle q ". Neai Dlck-2, Mort on Frank N
II Sorbeek WIN, Newman NV VIM ' Veihs @ WIN 0sTi' W
OMO'Brien Andrew J, Orwln Signor Caru
. Lavill John 5, obez H n, Olin NJ OAborn W
e1e. s . cR::g RR:gtas fs. sh: Ssnle b.,
EW. Prize @ v. Piumper Harrison G, Phelps ) s,
PT,ssr PpIs 'Sa. & ' so We r5to 1ss
Philips Capt Isaac,. Pierce ia. T, Penn John "
PPss jag Ps. Psf Pss SnS Rob, Ra
R"ysfs fs%sr &m s ThG
Psiss v b Psset w% a Psirce win soN'n B. n "
R-Radelite Riddle Capt B D, Reels Chss
2, iRoSiey II Geo a, kider ii Roberts Henry, Ray
yno, Read Jas 9, Rice } $, Rose John Richardson
Iisf, Rice Rsesar II, Eus! s. RoSin.an sni kish ksi
ESwe % ThS' ksy dhsGdGES Rn Tho'
s5ossh ;.p .; sn.rs 4, Smith +: ssey Ghsrls,
mar bsnisi :srros DR., Smith D, sanford GSa,, Chan
smith Edward, SteaDs l., Scott Capt George w
Henr s%,e ssfGa
,,yI SIIltsysF syss seSddeT S John Or simIDns
v. sander stevenson sa Shaw np a, smith % Jno
$. shore Joseph, sitz Lophia, smith John HI,
sTPJoR Rm,, BIsss stsdy sa%Sn
Stewart Vim 4, Stamp WIN A. ses,ford W s, shep'
smith " H Spear v j, Swami W T. "'
Thurman rtoi4fI T2mis T@Ia
Chas 7, Tyler Daniel, Tourely Eugene A, Tassey
Tbd1n,aaP ThS%PsUR o THERE Gen Th9ma. df9S 3
Lev gG, Th9ma. Thom.s Jhe X, Thoms son Jno
James n Thompson n, Tuttle Oliver G, TAYLOR p
W; Thornton Pat, Trundel Riehsrd-2. Thomss
Fs Fss; TSd. TfuSe W Ta,-
V-Van Gsrslinson Arthur, Van puesen A G.,
Edsard. y%sie j. v.no T. Walk Harry, voisns Mr.
w Islb, : Abel ", WALDO R, Wing II, Win.
li.ns yrus %solss a'S Heies ., winssoId IN %h
Willie Chas. Winks r, Wood Edgsr w, Wright Z
indsr 3, Walker Geo T, Wells Goo W, viii
Sn %psSs Ssf a.nTs wiip WI,ait aePE
berger Jno B. Whestef John, % woasry j. Warrip.
peP w.la1a w:.s "a. s0hp T. w.so %nss
Isms. Woody ~ B. Winks II, Welsh Judge
S;sS wst1sl k1asg S,sd x:a. Na
u. Wilson 7, Williams 8, Williamer q, Wells T
Walsh Thos n. Walters Winfield 8. whitney Prof
ton: White VIM A, West Vim A, West Vim II.
9-foung G, Young B.
Of tnIsfs.,ssaieEs IsiIs. sSsis., 81 6 sJG; Dorc One.
= s. j. BogxN Pm
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
The Vesnvius Story q Hoax.
fBy Cable to the A ssoci afod pross

LONDON. Jan. 3l.-The dispatches that
were received at this bureau several days ago,
giving an account Of the cavlng mp Of the earth
on the side of Mount Vesuvius, whereby lives
were lost and houses swallowed up proves to
be incorrect as no such disaster has occurred
LONDON, Jan. 3l-Eyening.-Consols, s3xa
s3a; L. 5. 5-20's, 72s Fries, 40; Illinois, s6X.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 31.-U. s. 5-20's, 76t.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 31.-Whest easier Peas
46s. Lard 52s. Cd. Cheese 52s
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DINNER OF THE FREE TRADE
LEAGlE.
Especial Dispatch TO the

lSpecial Dlspatch 10 the Star.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3l.-The Free Trade Leagne
gave complimentary dinner last night to its
leader, William Cullen Bryant. Among the
guests present were David Dudley Field. Gyms
w. Field, Edward Pierrepont. O. H. Marshall.
Park Goodwin. Isaac H. Bailey, and Others
Speeches were made by Mr. Bryant, Mr. ID. ID
Hleid, Mr. Leayitt, Park Goodwin, Isaac
Bailey, and Mr.. Carroll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-31

9Th New-York press almost uniyersaliv
h discussing The dan eeTs Of the theaters Their
are not more than one or two places Of amuse.
ment in the city which would b. reasoushS v
eH1s IN case Of a general alarm. 1E -
S00rA mysterious disease has suddep,v -
peared IA the .prisons Of Rome, whlch :. -. ~.
ssn e3raardinaIy mortality among the vo.rs II
and ~ a1thy prisoners. The Goyernmens - -
,ains that 1t is neither cholera nor typhus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-31
TIE GEORGIA toNvf STIoN.
ISpecial Disnsfch 90 IN. StarI

kTIANTA, a., Jan. "a resolution limit
ine speeches 70 twenty minutes has been s,iopt-
e by the Cor ventoh. with a view to facilita-e
hUsiress. Lecsrs fTOm Washington to Ieadin 2
Radicals, expressing fears of an ad verse de-
'.sion ty III" Suprem. Court, caused tais. Res
olniions are 10 be- of red with the obis,f of re-
ouVing the paw Of del' gates 10 - after he a.s.
week Of Feb. nary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-31
RAILROAD CONSULTATION

CINCINNATI, OFSIo. ian. a. The nrr-oriations
" hIeh have been pending for s0nstime have
Of last teen concluded brtyy,eu fhc Baltimore
and ONO, Marietta and Cincinl an. and INDIAN
apoht, ClHe Bnau AID l-slaveiae ka lroaa Conn.,
ans, by which Hose lines, So tax a. vorkins
aIIangemrnts are con -ernra, an. % be one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-31

o. A. NJ. II. R.-The Shenandoah Herald
OF tne ztQ INST says tH EFf FE VS. = !
The force Of hands employed In grading and
NIayne tne rails on the upper sections OF the
Manassas road have been distanded and The
work discontinued. The weather has beou no
very bad and unfavorsble that IL was thouRht
edsnabee 70 discontinue this part Of the work
iof the present. but me bridges viii be hurried
work. The Toms Brook bndes 10 adssnciaG
toward eomplessOu, and in . few days Serce
Of hands win Be put 20 work o. the Pugo,s
Kun bridge. We have not been I'D vised as 70
the work on the bridges over Narrow Passage
and Stony Creek, but suppose that il is going
bravely on" sd raT IA =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-31

A SAD AccIpKSr.-On Friday last son- .~.a
twelve years, Of Charles Dent ESQ.,, hyins I'm
the Factory district OF this county. WAS nm
ning IN d. ne woods with, and following MS
sdvance, his gun; which was uncocked. mn
Pc snouIoef, tne muxzle pointing in the diree-
uon o. tne BOY. The cocf or uigrer OF the gun.
No. str;S,n .on..1 ~ win limb, II went on, the
" head breaking the al uli in ssyer1i plsce.
sna q uarlnf larEe portion Of the scalp from
as sop on me head. Medical aid was soon pro-
Sueo und NJ latest accounts the boy wa< com :
peranveiy nee from pain. LIME hopes. how
ever are entertained Of his ultimate recoyery-
SO Aerys Nd Beacoa. BOA. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-31

Tn ArsuRy MuRDER CAsx.-rhs c,-e ~
women IN Auburn, Maine, some man,ss
ago, which came up Thursday on q M
tion for q new tr,ai, rrsalted in the rno1ap
upon the state Attorney Gen raj en ,sved !. ~
pr.seqss and Eerrill was discharged. The 10.
suit was hailed with applause by a Gro ss.,s
COURTROOM, and verrill, amid congratuiat.op..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-31

OiFCINNATi, jan, VIII frankfort, Ken.
lucky, yesterday, negro committed raue on
an lf1sh gtri hfteen years old, and afterwar
thfeF her over an eanbankment at the RAILROAD
tunneL, 1resking hershouidsR- blAde ana eflla.
lcdsed IN iatl but iast piEhtan infuriatsd crowd
OF citizeps forced the jail taking the negro an a
nenqng him TO tree on the top OF the prscl-
shots Were fired into the body while hanging.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-31
INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT LAW.
-.r Especial Dispatch to the Starl

New YORK, Jan. 3l-rhe question OF an In.
transitional Copyright law was ably discussed
last night in a meeting Of Publishers and Au.
thors. held At the Fifth Avenue Hotel. The
prtncipal publishing firms were repreeented
Among the authory were Rev. Ireras Priu,e. .
Jas. c. Parton, the Historian, DIR. Tompkins. of
England, and Albert Hazard. 90 -
. A resolution was adopted with yjsw tn the
establishment. OF elnternafionai Copyright he.
tween the United States and Europe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-31
THE TROUBLE N THE FLORIDA Gov.
VENTION.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Starl

TALLAHASSEE. Jan. 31.-The party war was
continued bitterly during yesterday, but no re-
suit was reached. The opposition openly de-
clare their intention to drive ont Billings q Go.
Strong speeches were made by Goss, White.
Gibbs, Pearce. Bradwelf Lowndes, fcolorpd
radicals and Burren, Ronley, Alden, White,
and Erwin, (colored) opposition. Nothing has
been settled. Peace prospects are doubtful.
To-dny will decide. -
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LIBERTY OF TIE PRHss IN FR.,

LIBERTY OF TIE PRESS IN FRANcE-An in
teresting debate occurred yesterday in the
Corps Legislatif. The new project OF law for
ihe government OF the press was the subject of
discussion. ~. Theirs made a speech Of great
power In opposition 10 the law, and urged the
importance of allowing entire freedom of the
presI except only IN cases where society OF pri-
Nnte NE or the acts Of foreign magnates are
concerned. In eloquent terms he warned the
Government not TO allow the opportunity to
pass OF oesiowing privileges upon the press,
the neglect OF which has caused the ruin of so
many. y.dynasties. M Pinard in reply Deprecated
the granting Of any further privileges to the
press, and IN the course Of his remarks said
tnaI snce tLe concessions were proposed a
year ago. the French journals have proved
unmistakably, their unftness for the Hberty
which their friends profess q desire To seeurs
lnfeihgence has been received from Rome thai
with part Of his troops. The remainder of ths
force Mtl remain in Rome under command OF
Gen. Dumont. vi
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pRtS0NyR SHOy

EoNpop TH, III. Jar. 3o.-Marshal white
coiored man, who was incsrcerstee in iail for
larceny, while attempting TO break isIl IaSt
y nifhi was sho' dead ~ one ol the DepuSiss OF
the Sheriff.
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FERr.

IF.vrNwoETB, Ks, Jan. 3i.-Four build
ines on Delaware street were destroyed by nre
thif morning, including The mercanti iIe library
wrh three thoUsBld volumlS To.aI los
about S1Uo,0o<; insured for s75.Cas.
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OFFICIAL,
OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS,
Remsining In the Washington City Pest
office, Friday, January 81, 1865.

To obtain any of these letters the applicant
Of the list
sent TO the Dead Letter Ofice
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RECONSTRUCTISN.

IHlLADEIPBiA, Jan. 3i.-The ConnellsyjIla
bill has been approved oy Gov. Geary
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ANoTHER BALTIMORE D.sr,LLER,
APPROVED

BALTIMORE Tan. 3l.-The revenue officers
have seized another Illicit disti!lry in his CITY
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LARGE DELEGATION OF tobacco manufac-
turers were before the Committee OF Ways and
Means this moi ming 10 urge upon the Commit
tee the necessity Of reducing the tax on tobacco.
They also made a number Of suggestions as to
the best method of collecting the tax and pre-.
venting frauds being perpetrated upon the
Government by dishonest parties. -.@J
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T1E WHITE HovsB.--The regular meeting Of
the Cabinet wss head to-day, an the msmbsrs
present., except Secretary Stanton. Senator
Hendricks had an Interview with the sExecu-.
tiysithis forenoon.
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:. A PAfR OF 'EM!-Wm. H. Webb, author of
those clever burlesques "LAiffith Lank'' and 81
Twel mo-" was at the Capitol to-day, in com.
,pany with . congenial spirit MARX Twain.u