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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 1.-Alfred Barbor, of Lamber-
ton, n J. committed suicide to-day, at the Mansion
Honse by shooting himself through the heart with
a pistol during fit of insanity. He was at one
time Professor of Ethics in the Naval School at
Arrived to-day steamship Somerset, from Liver
poOl She reports speaking September % the ship
constantine, from Liverpool for New York, and on
Sentenlber % the ship Francis B. Cutting from
LIVERPOOL for Philadelphia.
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From Kansas.

roppxA. Kansas, oct. 1.-The Adjutant General
oF tbe state has received information that party
0f from twenty-five to forty Indians. supposed TO
he Pawnees, had carried off Mr. and Mrs. Bassett
from their home, twenty-five miles Tom sauna
MIS- Bassett had her baby with her two weeks old,
aud was not able to travel so the sayages lett her
on the ground with the child, after stripping nei
entirely naked.
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From Rhode Island.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct. 1.-The State Hospital
was dedicated to-day. The exercises concluded with
an address by Prof. w. j. Ammet. The structure
is erected in this city, at cost of nearly $500 900,
by contributors in twenty cities and towns of the
State The edifce is 400 feet long, and meets every
requirement of sanitary law.
The statue of Commodore Perry, presented to
the city of Newport by Auguste Belmont was to-
day formally unveiled in Truro Park, in this city.
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FOUR MILLION DOLLARS,

Which after paying all expenses was much more
than sufficient to pay the Interest upon its Bonds.
These earnings are indication of the vast through
traffic that must follow the pening of the line TO The
Pacific, but they certainly prove that
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From Name,

PORTLAND, Oct. 1.--At a meeting Of the Board
of Trade this afternoon resolutions passed re-
questing the Secretary of the Treasury to rescind
the recent order making duties collectabe at Island
Pond instead of Portland. The new arrangement
inhicts great injury on Portland trade.
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From Pittshnrg. .
From Reading.

| PITTsBURG, Oct. 1.-Mayor Hoffman, of New
York, addressed Democratic meeting here to-
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From Georgia,

ATLANTA, Oct. LIN the House to-day the bill
to prevent free persons of color from being electe
to Office was defeated. Also, the bill to compe
common carriers to provide equal accommoda
tions; etc.
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From Allentown,

ALLENTOWN, Pa. Oct. lone of the largest and
this evening on Centre square. Speeches were
made by the Hon. w. W. Ketchum and Mr.. Miller,
of Wilkesbarre, and by MIR. G. n. Corson, of Nor
ristOwn.
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- Sale at the uction Rooms.
EAlRA tINEIR1PLE SILVER PLATED WA RI
M THOMAS & SONS, NOS. 139 AND 141
H1s S. EOURTH STREEr,

HANDSOME FURNITURE. ROSEWOOD PIANO
MIRROR, BRUSSELS CARPETS, ETC, ETCI
On Monday Morning.
Oct at 10 ooIock, No. 1871 N. Fifteenth streat
by catalogue the entire household furniture, co@.
prsing walnut, parlor, diaing, and sltting. room
furniture two suits walnut chamber furnitnre
french plate pier mirror, china and glassware
hDe hair mattresses and bedding, fine Brusseiss
and other carpets. sitchep furniture, Refrigerator,
etC. elC' 8 3O4t
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READING, Pa, Oct. 1.-Senator Doolitte ad-
dressed mass meeting of the Democracy in the
square tonight.
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AUCTION SALES. 3

RUNTlNG, DURBOROW d CO.. AUOTTON.
Of Bank street, snccesscIs 10 john b. Mysfs corner
LAIeE SALE OF FRENCH AND orgER nrpo.
October s. n 10 cioc1, yn iona R'DS; nop,o c,sou
LARGE, SPECIAL LCASEfHtAHi AkD 4 4 ffkAorTvr s.T~on
Mess,r. ii; HENNFouiN& tiI & co,
BUNTING DURBoRROw & CO.,
rr,, on oSH MoNb%Y. SidG Nbb2nih2, 0oi6beTb S6tbsiib b
PLAIN THBEr 3SP hIh MElNo NAosss3HkTMkET 81 Mt OF OF
of ,bo,r dCh RICH Pa RIs BR0OHE sHAwLs, AMI
"e'r own wei known manufacture aud exclusive
They WIN offer a, this sale for the first time al
snd neT patterns OF This which are very rich
"a "A s.y n,y 'lSn. Si. The sale VIII coneiat Of ~
Ea4ioS. ITng Sno square IN wool ges, In al theIr
Grand fohd a rom onan an, rds 10 finest grades
Snswis' PsrIs' black and scarlet. ''"S
rep!y, p Of very choice designs and qlaiies.
ral, pTt rs enc square guar and long Cashmere shawls
very choice and iull line of new and
richest Sl,, goods importe6. 1'"N' VI 'ne
goo he anuse.He 2 Of esps eRtrsy Of
srd I & az p. and OF designs exclusively their own
S2'5t - H. HENNEoUIN co.
SALE OF soS S}iSs GASES RY3! BooTs SHOES, TRAv-
Oct g. n, N o,cS on tuesday morning,
LARGE GEb Doe HTi6 bEg ESENSE
49,. .-..- On Thursday a ofnug,
oct 8 at lC O'clock on four months' credit I1o9n
MARTIN BROrHE Ehs, AUCTIoNEEBs-
AvA tIalely Eblesnen Tor M. Th6ma d Sons
NO 629 CHESNU1 St., rear entrance from Mua,
- Sale No. 529 CL esnut street,
LARGE 50 LIE OF FINE OIL PAINTINaa
. On Friday and Saturday EVENINGS,
Vet snuS at IA O'Clock, ht the auction rooms fso
eolu stoIy salesroom) oy catalogue, ciion Of
Two days previous TO sale. 70 25 6t
,,,>,-- 49, - shle NO. 1906 summer street,
hOCSEHOLD FURNl URE, ROSEWOOD PIANO
CARPETS, ETC 'N'
On Saturday MOrhing,
OclOper 3 81 10 O'Clock at No. 1905 Summer street
DelWeen hace and Vine streets, above f. Fiftesntb
PaiioI aio cham Der furniture rosewood plano made
py ,ftnnsylVania Manufacturing Company; feather
oeds carpets, kitchen utensils, etc ~ ~
may be seen early on morning of sale. Ts294t
,,.-rr, - Sale at the Auction Rooms.
EAlhA FINEIRIPDE SILVER PLATED WARE
,,....o On Saturday Morning,
OctOpef D, az III O'Clock, at the auction rooms NV
chthioeve very desirable assortment OF hue Triple
suvef-paled ware including tea SETS coffee and tes
9ins epergnss, cewater pitchers tea trays, savers
9ipner ana breakfast castors, tureens, VeRetapI
ShsS taOe Dessert and tea spoons and forks; iyerv
nAnq khives; fine table cutlery, in cases. te and
berry djshe", ETC. e'0'
These goods al frors one OF the best man IN taotu
latest d signs. F1' OIL"
May be seen early on the morning of sale. [92s7t
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From st. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-Seven frame houses on East
street were burned to-day. The loss is $50, ,0OO
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FINANCIAL.
8 2 0 M / L Il S
OF TIE
u MO N PACIFIC
RAILROAD

are now finished and In operation Although this
road is built with great ras idry the work is thor
oughy oone and Is pronounced by the United states
COMMISSIONERS to be hrstc~ss In every respect, be-
iore II is accepted, ana before any bonds can be
issued upon II.
Rapidly and excellence o. construction have been
Secured by q complete dvlsioa OF labor and by dis
tribGtinR the twenty thouRaDd n en- employed along
the line for long distances al now probable
that the
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SALE oF REA1 EsT.rn ANN or

SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND STOCKs
Oct. o at the Exchange, will include
FOURTH 81 RFET AND WILLINGS ALLEY a.
r. Corner-Residence and large Lot 80 feet lOS Inches
g BROAD AND OLD YORK RoAD-Elegant Country
SIXTH: Nos ~ and IA tSouth)-Buqiness stands
DELAWARE RIVER WHARF, N. e. Corner of
Quet street. A VI
TELAWARE RIVER WHARF. below Arch streo,
HADDuNFIELD. Main street-Eleg ant M sns,oo
SHIPPEN, No. 526-Frame Dwelling, o-'
1HOMPSON-large Lot, Nne.e .eeuLh Ward
RA CE, No. l02l-Bakery and DWELLING
THIRD. No. 6l3, above Green-Brick Dwelling
THIRD (Northl. Nc. l23-Ssore and Dwelling
fOW ELTON AVENUE, Nos. 4042 and 4Oii--Modern
Dwellings,
COOKE! West of Sixteenth street-Brick stable
FIFTH (North), Nc. 333-Modern Dwelling.
MONTGOMERY AVENUE Unfinished Stone
F1RTY: SECOND, below ohesuut-valuable Lot
GhOUND RENT-$l27'5Oa year.
SEVENTEENTH AND COMPROMISE, e. Cor
neI-Eegant Residence.
CHERRY, No: l2lC-Iodern Dwelling,
SHAMCKIN. Nos 2205 and 22J7-Ten Brick Dwell
JEFFEPSoN, No, 21l7-Modern Dwelling
TWELFTH AND SHIPPEN, S. L. Corner-Busi-
ness stand. -
60 shares Third National Bank.
GA shares Central Trans spOrtaton Co,
$1,000 Philadelphia and Il Altimore Central r. r,
is shares Jefferson Fire Ins Co.
e50OO Western Penna. r. r. first mort. bond
share Point Breeze Park Association. 1926
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hAK9H ALk OFBRIT1SH, FRENCH GERMAN
AND DON ESTIC DRY GOODS. A''
~. .-..-- On Thursday a oinIug,
Oct. at lC o'clock, on fcut months credit Itoou
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.

..SfESs. PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
ssknalIsAtsks BOILER WORk5.-NEAEIE d LEVY
FhAlllUAL AND THEORETICAL ENGINEERS.
MACHlNISTk, BOILEk-MAKERS, BLACK.
SMITHS, and FOUNDERS, having TOR many years
been In successful operation, and been sXcluHveiy
Ens ines high and low-prebsure. hon Boilers. Water
Ehnks Propellers etc. ETC., respectfully offer their
aervces 10 The public being fully prepared to con.
tract for engines of all sizes, Marine, River, ana
Stationary having seis Of patterns OF different sizes
are prepared 70 execute orders with quick despatch.
Ny Evssy description q pattera;mSking made at the
Tubular and Cylinder Boilers Of the beat Pennsylya.
ala charcoal iron. Forgngs of all sizes and kinds,
iron and Brass Castings OF ell descriptions. Roll
Turning Screw Cutting, and all ether work connecSsd
Drawings and specifications for all work done at
seed.
The subscribers have ample wharfdock room foE
rspairs OF boats where lie In perfect safety
and are provided with shears, blocks, fals etc eta
''t AA~ihE hs~FS VI A]A' JACOB O. NEAFIE.
JOHN p. LEVY,
sN BEACH snd PALMER Streets.
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Sale No. 529 Ul esnut street.
ILA Rll 10 s. A [ IL nE LII n ~ OIL A L ~

o., , VH FTIuhy anu SATURDAY FVenInpg
Nct' snd3 at IA O'Clock At the auction rooms Tss
Solu stoTY shlesroom) oy Catalogue, "a COLLECTION a
hne on paintings, atly framed. open for xhbtIo
TWO day previous 10 sale. fg o. e9
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M ARTIN BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERs
AE1 tIately Statesmen for M. Thomas n sons
NO 529 CHESNUT St., rear entrance from Miua,
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SALE OF sOO CASES BOOTS, SHOES. TRhv
BILLING BAGS, ETC, -
~, a - a.. . On Tuesday morning,
Oct g. nj 10 O'clock, on months Credit roao5t
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e, vAuaaH hHRRICK. WILLIAM H, MHRRIuK
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
- WASHINGTON Streets.
" PHILADELPHIA
MERRICK d SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MAOHINlSN,
manufactuIe High and Low Pressure Steam Engines
for Land, River, and Marine Service.
Boilers q 9AsOmeteIs, Tanks, Iron Boats etc
Castings OF all kinds, either Iron or brass. -.
Railroad stations, etc. -. ,.....
Reiorts and Gas Machinery, OF the lAsesL anu hoSs
Every description OF Plantation Machinery, also Sn.,
sugar, Saw, and 9rlst Mills, vacuum Eans' Ia III
Sieam Trains, DefecatoTs, FuterS' FamphEi HA'
'sos Agents for NJ Bnleu1's Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatua, Ntgny this Patent Steam HamIner Ano
AsllnwaQ AZ Moolssy's Patent Oehfh1ksi ~
Draining Machines. vow
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T IPPINCOTT, SON d CO., AUCTIONEERS,
II AsHHURsT BUILDING, No. 24O MARKET
Street.
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,ro sale No. 1906 summer street.

,,-,-,--- . On Saturday MOrhing,
Ocioper st 10 O'Clock at N o. 1905 Summer street
DstWeen Race and Vine streets, above Fiftesntb
Paiior aIo chafn Der furniture rosewood plano m ade
Psa ~ sennsyiVana Misunderstanding Company; feather
oeus carpets, kitchen utensils, etc
mhy De seen early on morning of sale. 10 % AZ
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITUaE, CARPETS. ETC.
On Monday MoruiDgh
At 10 o'clock al NO 1872 Chestnut street. VIII be sold
the furniture of H. miy declining housekeep ng COM
pTisng handsome Brussels Ingram, and Vene IAN
carr cts, Deary Lewi walnut sideooard, marble top
reps lounge; 81 Rnsh chair; wall chair; elegant wal
Jenny Lind bedsteads; walnut wardrobe dressing
bureR aus; wRshstauds; bedding; china; glassware;
kitchen utensils ETC. l022t
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ST. LOUIS, Oct BIT is understood
Gen. Grants visit to St. Louis is to
confer with Gen Sherman in regard
to his annual report. He will leave
the city Monday next.
All the candidates on the Demo
cratic Convention ticket nominated
Thursday have resigned, and the dele
gates to the nominating convention
have been called to meet again next.
Monday to make a new ticket.
The city is filings up with visitors
to the Fair, which viii open Monday.
All the depar ments are overrun, and
the stock will Outnumber more than.
two to one the entries at any previous
Fair. The attendance is expected to.
be unprecedented in the history of
fairs.
The steamer George d. Palmer, of
the Northwestern UnIon Packet Lthe,
wlth barge in tow, struck the bridge
at Quincy, to day, and sunk. The.
boat and barge were heavily laden,
and will probably be total loss.
ST. LOUIS. October 3-The Demo
crat as a telegram from Little Rock,
Ark4nsas, which saws: ID. p. Upham,
member of the Legislature, and
f. A Mcclure, President of the Board
of registration, wereSassaulted by the
Ku-Klux, in Woodruff County, to-
day, from the brush, while travelling
through the country. Upham was
badly wounded in the head and Me-
CIure slightly. This makes four
members of the Legislature and two
Registrars that have been assaulted
by the Ku Klux within six weeks,
two OF whom -were-killsd.
A Cheyenne dispatch says: Infor-
nation trOm. Fort Laramie. says that
several .hnAdred Sioux, under Mane
afraid of his Horse" and other
chiefs now there, are ready to go on
their reservation as soon as transport
atlon-is furnished.
An Omah9 dispatch says the Union
Pacific Railroad was fnished, yester-
day, to Green River, to which point
passsngeg tralns-Wil commence rnn-
ming next week.
Owing to the failure of the new
contractor for carrying the overland
mails 70 comply with the terms of his
contract, and the expiration of the
time Of Wells,sFargo & Co. there has
been stop Of the carrying OF
these mails between the terminus of
the Union and the Central Pacific,
since yesterday, This must continue
until the Postmaster General makes
other arrangements.
A special from Little Rock, Ark,
to the ,R7publseas says: The registers
who were appointed for Bradley
County, where the vote would be
almost unanimously Democratic, re-
turned yesterday.fhaying refused to
continue the registering of votes In
that county.
The post offices and mail routes
have been discontinued in many 6oun-
ties so as to have the effect to stop
the circplatfon of Democratic papers,
and the people are Aconseduently
almost without mail facilities.
ST. LOUIS, October Rev
erend FL. ID. Junker, Catholic 7BisIop
/ of the AltenDlOeese of Illinois. died
at Alton yesterday = loq-,,,,, !. -
General Grant was serenaded at the
,is5ggg 1laE G0 b8H or .soE
,bliaf La.- bE0oa- nss~seg
IEk -zsia.flg5szEY1
FUEaEF rM rs EEuEHw
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WASHINGTON.
Postal Affairs between the UAited
States and Great BFitain-AppOiat-
ment or Department Agent. I'D I

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8. = Arrange
ments have been concluded. between
the Postal Departments Of che United
States and Great Britain to take eff
feet January 1st, 1869, for the regis
tration of letters conveyed between
the United States and the British
Isles, the West Indies and the ports
of Columbia, Bolivia, Peru. and
Chill, in the British mail. The regis
tratioa. fee to be collected in the
United States on each letter is. eight
cents in addition to the rates of or
dinary postage. l u IL
WASHINGTON, October 3,--Receipts
of fractional currency for the week,
$710,500; shipments, 1888 1S9; ma
tioual bank currency issued, 500, $50;
fractional currency destroyed. S326,
800. ..u
The following appointments were
made to-day: Guagers, George w.
Turner, 7th Ohio District ames B.
Wallace, 9th Ohio District. Store
Keeper, Henry Burgh, 4th Illinois
District s5fsE e.r
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Oct. 4.-Hon.
Julius Berg, formerly United States
Consular Representative at Smyrna,
Asia Minor, has. just been appointed
Diplomatic Agent of the Provincial
Cretan Government in this. country.
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N % q BOSTON. 81 81
Congressional NOmiBattoHs-Nati
al Conventions or COl0red Men,

BOSTON, October 3.-Richard II.
Dana, 'Jr., has consented to accept
the nomination as the opponent of
General Butler in the 5th district.
Dana's friends hold their convention
Monday. 3. ,'.......-.-.,,,l, '.,..'-.
q The base ball match between the
Harvard and Lowell clubs took place
to day. the former winning-27 to '24
The National Convention of colored
men in session here have made arr
rangements for a5mass meeting Mou-
day night The convention is con-
posed of thirteen delegates from North
Earelina, two from Florida, two from
Virginia, three from Kentucky, one
from Georgia, one, from Massachu-
setts, one romiNew York, one from
Maine, and one from South Carolina.
BosToN, October 4.-The Goroner's
Jury, in the case of George GoodIing.
2aIled by the failing IN Of the wall
of the skating rink. brought in YER
dict that tie wall was not properly
or supported sos sT5a' p
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MONT TaoMERY. ALA..s..
Legislative Observation-Disclosures
su4 Turned Out OF the Rouse. 3aiz

=. MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. 2.1On
Friday the House turned out a Dem
ocfat and admitted a Republican to
hissseat. The Republican was can
didate in j Jones County, and claimed a
seatin that county. The Democrat W as
from Fayette County. The Legisla-
ture, abolished Jones County, and
then1thea Republicans claimed his
seat from Fayette County. The ma
jority ofqthe Committee reported that
the Democrat was elected by over 700
majority, and that his contestant was
not a,eandidate against him at ALL
~ The election bill is still under dis
cusSlOn. .a.lf1af s--...l-s !
Gov. Smith is expected Tonight.
The Registry bill. it is thought, will.
secure his signature, but it is hardly
probable that there will be ar, eiec-
ton for Presidential Electors, as it is
now time to complete a registration.
IL has been raining hard since yes
terday afternoon. The creeks are re-
ported very high. ~ 'hs''4 f" (. ~
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SAN FRANCISCO. =
Arrival or the Steamer Great Re-
publle-OFegOn Affairs. tsie

SAN Francisco Oct. 3.-The steam
er Great Republic, from Hong Kong,
via Yokohomo, sailed to-day with
over a million oftreasure. The cargo
was valued at $160 600.
In the Oregon Legislature, to-day,
General Crooks, commanding the De-
partnent of Colum5ia was formally
received by both Houses In joint con-
ventioD, and introduced personally.
each member recensuring Senator'S
Williams and Corset for t1eir acts
in the United States Senate, charging
them with misrepresenting the people
of Oregon, and requesting them to
resign, which passed both Houses.
The Oregon State Fair excels the
previous one in every particular. The
gross receipts were over $1,000. oa-
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NEW YORK.
Railroad Accident-A Train Runs
into station HORses and dem IL
ishes -ft-SeVeFal Persons injured.

NEW YeRK October s3--The half
past three westward train on the Erie
Railroad, ran offYthe tracksas Hack
ensack junction. yesterday afternoon.
The engineer, discovering that the
switch was wrong, reversed the engine
so suddenly that, it is supposed, one
Of the rails was torn up, and the train
thrown from the track. Theslocomo-
tive ran into the station, completely
demolishing the building. Four la
dies were on the station at the time,
of whom one had her kleRbrokea
another an arm, and the other two
were considerable bruised. .Ne1one
was hurt on the train except the en-
gineer, whogwas slightly bruised
The latest lottery 'swihdie,, carried
on under the name of the Soldiers
Orphan Institute, by a firm styling
themselves Read & Co, No e Clinton
Hill, has been exposeds1 This firm
developes no original rascaiitg. being
content to operate. in the usual style.
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colonel R..W. Thompson.

Our citizens Should bear in mind
the fact that Golonef r. W..THoMP5
SON, one Of the most able OF the
public men Of, the nation, will speak
in Turner Hall on Wednesday night.
Il has been many years since this
eloquent champion Oflthe old Whig
party and of the glorious principles
OF Republicanism has spoken in this
eity,w Everyone who desires to- hear
an able disenssielv of the palitical
questions of the day should make
their ARRANGEMENTS to hear him. nt
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BUFFALO.n
ggEH9E SsT- 81 REEI
Attempt to Murder a Man,


q, q. BUFFALO, October A Hugh Don :
ely, a mouIderl attempted 10 murder
Thomas G.Me Namara also a moufder,
in his bed about 4 o clock this morn !
ingu Donelly entered his bedroom and
inflicted several dangerdas wounds In
MeNamara'sl abdomen. : face, &e.a It
is thoughtfthe wound in the abdomen
will prove fatal, DoneilyoWas arrest
ed and committed Ani,old misun-
derstandfng is said to be the cause Of
the attempted asssasipqtjiQpY,I,g
WHEELING, West Virgins, Oct. s.
sGeRerakEs p Blair arrived sia-zthis
city at noon to-day at p o'clockt and
addressed the citizens IN IA brief
speech from the balcony of the Nc
Clure House. He left for Cincinnati
atz3 o scloeke4HEe4 ,4ge1,T.fsssf tear tss, ~