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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06

BE 1T RExEhBKREe that In is the last after
noon and evening Of the Rock Greek Church
festival, and every one who can get out of TOW
10 attend 10 should do so. There will be An
auction sale o-night of all the goods rsmain,ug
unsold. Rejoice the hearts OF the ladies nv
ihroneing the grounds this evening, and YOU
will not regret IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06

SUMNER ABsESTEBS and parties gong
abroad Will find the Safe Deposit Company
great source of convenience as n pla &c Of sc.
curity to deposit valuables, such Is silver
plate, valuabie papers. boxes OF clo:h hing, bonds
&c Their charges are moderate, and from a
personal examination, We pronounce their
wants equal, Y not superior, 10 any in the
country. This system OF banking is growing
IN favor, and our citizens should give il q
hearty support, such an institution Is in-
valuable IN any community. The OIL 60 of the
company y al The corner of 18th street and
New York avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06

POLICE ITEMs.-Ann Miller, arrested by Off
GER Miller, Of the seventh precinct, was before
Justice Harper yesterday, charged with bein z
a vagrSnt, and was committed 10 the work.
house for 80 days.
John Shehan was before Justice Clark, al the
seventh precinct station house yesterday,
charged by Johanna Murphy with being the
father of her illegitimate child. The Justice
required him 10 give security for the support
of the child.
Officer johnson, OF the NTH precinct. yester-
day arrested colored hoy Eamed Henson Gal.
loway, who was taken before Justice Harper.
charged with committing a rape upon Annie
Leunbach. The evidence was against the boy,
and the Justice committed him TO ,ail for court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06

Wharf.-The thermometer indicated 80 deg
above zero al o'clock to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06

Mr.. R. A. WARNS sends us copy OF that
useful publication, Weoos Digest Of the Laws
Of the Corporation of washinxtoa.
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RAILROADS
A AND Z. RAILROAD COMPANY.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.


\
Leave ANNAPOLIS sss q. m. srrive AZ junction
4 ~ m. Baltimore g. rs
Leave ANNAPoLIsa at SO .. m. arrive az juno
tion ass Baltimore 5:so - m
Leave BALTIMORE at OO O m arrive AZ June
ton IS. Az napolis 9 "a m
Leave BALTIMORE at s5a .. n. arrive ~ upc-
lien l<e Annapolis a. ~ m
Leave WARRINGTON t q m srrfve st Jsnc-
ton 1-!5, Annapolis 2 a. m.
JUNCTION s:26. Annapolis so N.
The Trains connect With philadelphia, New
lork and western Trains, uoruin g sud evening
NO trains on Sunday except specially ordered.
By order. JOHN 4. BALDWIN.
e0d General Ticket Agent.
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RALrIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
n WASHINGTON, Nay o, Noon, 1877


&Al Sc 81
.esI ~ sMEHsaa!ssr0E Fha
FOB BALTIMORE.
Le.,s sS.,iy, except sund.,, q 90 200, and In
F0R ALL WAY STATIONS.
.a Lssys daih. except Sunday, st7so m, and asc
FOB WAY STATION SOUTH sF AssAPo-
LIS JUNCTION.
Leave at eoo and s:oo .. m, and 1t 40 sDs AZ
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave af f0 o. m and 80 D. M No trsius ~
from Annapolis on Sunday.
roc f ss sEGfRA5
Leave Of 500 Q. m, and 80 aud SIS N
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave st ss n. and go and SIS m.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily; except Saturday and Sunday. as
O. m, $50 ancex .. m.
s ssiSIS1 q and IS sne r scuDee,,,
e Relay Station with trains iron Baltimore q
THRoUGH TICKETS to tn. Wee, con be h.c =,
the Washington ss-tion Ticket Once At eli horrs
in the day, :. veil Is q the new once, zoe Penn
z Jade to check baggage at hotels or private resi-
For New Yorh, Philadelphia. and Boston. s.s
.L;wILs0s; Master q rrsnsportstsoa.
ocso GEO. s. KooNTI, Agent. wsshingtou.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
~ 9 & D
WAsHINsroN, Jan. 6. lss.
IIlns oetxSen Washington and New York 30.
FOB NEW YORK. wfthout change Of carr
Lesse daily texcept Sunday II 500 .. N, is.s
and 100 D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave eaily Except Sunday al sIo ana y1-u .
m, and 4:S and 7:eo D. m.
on SUNDAY,
Leave Tor New York and PhiladeIphiss ct T:ol .
eLkEPING CABS tor New York on 7eo .. n.
Through Tickets to Philadelphia, New Yorl, o.
Boston, can be had st the Station Ofhce Il az
hours In the day, ~ well - ~ the new once. 40C
Peppsylvenia avenue. where arrangements ~.
residences.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisements
and schedule between Washington, Baltimore. Az
napolis, and the West.
j. L. WILSON, Master Of Trans portstion.
]. u. COLE. Geperal Ticket Agent
ocD-f GEO. D. K00ETZ, Agent, Washisgton
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RYrHos. BOWLING, Asetienesr; seors.,o-,

aasIeksE flows At tts.ieS 2Ucfios. Is
b.ns ssss the ~ o., ~ June 70 'ss
i. lsf s.eots. o q. p. 1sos 81 O.
n ia' e, s,s sy :, Is, Is :, ~
Que UNDIVIDED noieiy, or half ' par. ~ al
TIE; Ss.eel o. ground and prsmi.e. wing and sita.
Known = and ssins an that part q Lot s%eer.
ten, 49, in Beatty Hawkins, addition 70 said
Iovn, csntsined within the following netes ana
BsSippiss on tn. e.ss side Of High stree, nf,y.
and thence running ncrtseTly on H,ss .,r.rs y
besll street, thence essterly on Be.lf street ons
thence south parallel with Ugh street tvoffl feet
ard thence in straight iine 10 tho point Of besiS-
ning' VIII the srpurtensnce. and buildings 20 the
Term. y sale. One half cash; b.l.pc. IN six
of sale: ccnveysncine and stamps st parrha.sTs
from d.y q ale Tru.te. reserve. right % fe'ss
at purchasers ri:h u On ~ nye csg. nc.iss
jei-eosds THOMAS DOwLING. Auet
RTTHos. BOWLING, Asctioneer; Gecrre,svp.
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER.
skI6s H9fkG, sEehssfowks MAE TIE
;st sa e, :. .s n: sIeP =; .Ts
The late James Fuilalcve, too door. est % tue
Sni,n notef Il ne lot ie "a tcet Trout. aud has q
depth q l2s feet, wit vide alley the side
extending 20 the rear Of the lot. The house has
ten rOens. including . roOm suitable Cor . store,
WITH fine cellar. There 10 water w the yard soS
ss IN the houss, end the whole Ia very desirable
Terms q sole: One-fourth cash: Tn. re.tdu. 4,
three equal payments II six. twelve. and eishte~1
month";. with interest from the DAY 81 sale a. D..
secured by notes Of the purchaser. and q dec ~
trust uDsn the premises. Terms O. be complied
With within i've days after dsy of sale. A deposit
OF SO will be required 81 time sale aud the en-
by the purchaser
myAd THos. BOWLING. Auct.
GkEAT BARGAINs IN DRY GOODS BLEACH.
~ ed Cottons lec yard vide do. AZ. IS aud Is.
Androecoeein do. SOC; wamsutta DO CSC; Cslico.
CANDIES, Percsles, White MsrseiIIes. AipaeS..
pr-ss Goods for suits very cheap; Goods for Men.
and Boys wear; Cotton Hose from l2tsc up: Haor
Skirts. Coreets. Parasols. Great bargains MAJ IL.
sYscted BY Al yhe favor ne with . call. BENZ
MlLLhk, lol Bridge ct, Georgetown. myse- I'm
Il RNIT BET "
Having enlarged my Ware Rooms which rive.
me increased facilities, I bes leave % =
ss IsF e . the eos'e ny large and "sh
FURHIT URE.
sCiTs FOB PARLoRs,
AMP DINING ROOMS. &C.
In soliciting ashsre OF the public patronage
cen only say l viii try my ss't e .Ies..
1<l Bridge street.
Georgetown.
ap7 Ism
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He GETrYsBuRa
KATALYSINE WATER,

Springs have rapidly spread eli over the country.
remedy oT Sox, the
hsadns sOS and Othsr
The Sater Of the Gettysbura Spring belong. to the
Of soda and ,hia End the kindred siearSoSstss Of
70 long list Of disorders Of the Stomach and bowels
AN ALMOST . HEE5SAfgI ts2sse CURE OF A
ST MARIs CHURCH, CHEsrSuT HILL, PHILA
beg leave to offer my testimony ressrdin.
fair have the Is declare rha
my experience corresponds with All that has been
have suffered from chronic rheun .tism for six
hss
seus s9S The last sttssk
gre attest pain produced By this terrible m.lady.
'1 erSsS In that could
e be II this Condition for the Of my life
sradg.lly and surely relieved. antii, at the pres
ns ssD s.a,
water, without any other kind Of remedy. 1 sm
damaged condition Of veiis. ues &c, but ieei
= daily improvsment 30 far from being At anv
asn..d hs
E to use hs a TSster and it has eectu
This is the FIRST testimonial Of the kind have
ever written. and now send il TO you through 4
Of hastiness or deusion Most earnestly would
fectsd BY any one Of the ailments to which il is sp
' + 4. MoRIARrY. ID.
Or: Huber, of Gettysburg, and DR.. shearer, of
hard lumps of rheumatism.
NEW YORK HosrIrAL, $40 Broadway, May
s s ss s S:sd the
IN al the instsnos; When si !. oS Sse
Home Physician, New York Hospital.
Fer ras5 :: . E n. cvsA
fs'fss 8 ssss% e e.
SlssIs Fssd WIS: en- l M.n ta soss.
R1Sss eTsSd by gaSs w Val E.iSn cTogisy
Pharmacy, Druggists. my g IOts
a FURNITURE.
IN N. roAEr.
pE,LRR IN
PABLOR, BEDROOM AND KIrOHEN
FURNITURE,
Sss.------sEyENTH sTREEr .ass
ri Fosr doors above h. -.
sssSKttSi iiss is 81 s e ss
Pal foSS SSGsfStis, IRON s7s to en-.
4 ,sn ..o,...ns 4 fz4SLoR ..s BEE, ROOM
VIII DOW sHAD1s, 30, g DEisss which ID
Good DELIVERED in an parss q TIE District.
s ~ :ssi;i se. :. =
le1aiIs Sc sn Asds - sasss q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06
lCZ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, lOi
BETWEEN nth AND 18TH SHEETS,
FIRST WARD.

-
BETWEEN nth AND 18TH sTRKETs,
FIRST WARD.
THE NORTH AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
TIE gsE O As 1 ERIr T Czs sE FIX
EST Of 9TAftHlsT !
= TEAS:
Sa h sss
Tea, Black and Green siftings.
C0FFEEs:
nss Snss so
chiokey. Coffee rosstsd frs.h every day.
Rs,s,. c,o,o SHoGG Col. les. o,,.v,
10 and Sweet Chocolate.
Brown. English 1 sSeAR Clarified, er.0u,.,.a,
''' '''''' rsES Ssfs fisEssH
Whole or Ground. s sfIietis Pure.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT
Enelish Mustard; Canned Fruits, Pickles. yirei.
ssnd: fStrscss Of vsniiis and L.%on. car 4
eelli Mseearoni, Yeast Powder, Rice. Sage Bar.
Rsisns c9 6sren Pse.u.
Black Walnut Pea NUTS o4ansss lemons oan:
~, Hemp. MilIet. Rape, Celery, Flax, Carraway
and white and Black Mustafd seed,, Haniiny,
Beans, Split Peas, Dat Meal Silver Sand, weich's
and Rays Partly and Hltrs Flour, Graham Flour
.si
SS Ws1: a.s. s ss ali Kind
Fancy roile. Soap, 8. f HH.HsfTf.s.
Babbitts, Dotbins, Chemical.
Olive, Dttersive, Reyes celebrated Tallo Soap,
used by m ,st every family.
goal ell; LAMPS, PATENT BURNERS
CHKWfNG and SMOKING TOBACCO
FINE CIGARS. SCOTCH SNUFF,
Many other articles found in family grocery.
Agent for the North American Tea Company.
myl2 T&s
MIssIsoUOI WATER.
NV. BURCHELL,
JeSu under Ebbitt House.
STRAw BERRIEs.
Delicious srRAwBERRIEs-fresh gathered
grown at nay Nursery, can be had daily at my store
446 SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite United States Patent s%H 1sis ssrn
100 MONEY BROKER. 400
CITYLOAN OFFICE.
GHIsELIN CO..
No. 493 TWELFTH STREET,
BETWEEN AND = STREETS,
One short square from Pennsylvania avenue.
Ofdcers and Clerks Pay Accounts purchased.
NH 1vs
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m hAHUkt WITCH.
W. GEoEeKrowN, ID. c., June 4 lsss
rpp.Sbosxs ~. he resel.eS At thu. ofase setil
Tor three Gag foofways. Of Potomse bloc stoD.
four feet IN Width, as follows :Across bea stree,
On The east line Of Montgomery street, also, from
the south line Of Itfth street, scrcs< High stree,
20 the sest line 81 High street sso, from TIE Wet
south hse OF Bridge street The same 10 be az Ard
ed 20 the lowest resPonsfbie bidder,
jef4 CdAs % WHICH Man.
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BANKERS.


JAY cooH1 . o..
BHHHIss,
Trsrrrsrr ssn-sf. o,rss-ri rH.As,ar.
BAY and .sd q current narkss rssss, - hss,
ssn4:sAHU o. ha.A fan ssDpay Of al
oOvERHAHHr BONDS,
sIvIH-fHnflHs. AlD COMPOUND
lHrRREsf HOfEs.
Orders Tor STOCKS, D0HDs, -. 0sssssa
s,A collections naSs ., ~ accessible Dsinh..
aE1
I Ilsf NATIONAL BANK
OF WA4HMofoA.
H. D oeoKI, lef Jay Cooke . o.. , Prssss,s.
Nh. Q. HUHfInofoH, ossAsss.
eov1lHnKHf DIPosIfoBY
AND
FINANCIAL AelNr OF tn uHITnD
STATES,
lsfA Sweet. a,ssiss ~ Dsass,y Dpsssasas.
Government Securities With frsas.rw U.issa
- ONE MILLION DOLLAR&A
We bay and ssll al elassss a 6OIERNMENl
SECURITIES ct current market rates.
FURNISH IXCHANGE ssd maLs CbSlsaisa,
~ ALL THE PRINCIPAL C7TIRS OF rHI
UNITED STATES
We purchase Government Voucher on shs
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS. end Give ssrs-
fal attention to
ACCO UNITS OF BUSINESS MEN ssd FIRMS
and 70 any other business entrusted 10 a..
FULL INFORMATION in regard saoovRRK
MET LOANS ct all times ohssrfuIly n1lnisAsd.
WI. .. HUNTINQr0H, Osslisr.
Washington, March q, 1865. mt
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GEeRGYfewy kDvRRYIsHIEyR.

NJ srRAwBERRY YEAsr The L.di..
u5 ceaDectea With the " asthofist Prota>-
ts1t thsrehn ccnees. street, .ih oemmencs .
strawberry Festival On rpBsDAr. ysne sfh. and
continue al THE week in their spsciOus Lecture
rUn The frss nar Of the Chsrch cordially
invited. ISL
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STRAwB ERRIEs.
Delicious STRAWBERR IES-fresh gathered
grown at nay Nursery. can be had daily at my store
446 SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite United States Patent Office.
10 -6t John
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06

Il DRAW PIPE, and SYRUP BOTTLES All
complete At Q. =, RIpENoURS,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-07
Resolutions Adopted by the
Democratic State COmVen-
ton OF West Virginia.

|. RcS9lred, That we approve the platform OF
the National Democratic Convention lately a.
scmblcd in New York, Is the true exponent OF
our political principles and pledge our hearty
and united support to the nominees OF that
Convention for the offices of President and Vice
President of the United States.
,. Resolred That we demand of the Leg sla'
ture of this State 4 reduction Of the useless
swarm of officers with which we are infested,
and such other measures OF economy, Tctceush'
ment and reform as will reduce the Aurthen OF
State and local taxation, which is CNhaEsting
the substance of our people.
3. lRsyolred That We demand the reform OF
the present system of registration as unjust
oppressive upon the people, and at variance
with the fundamental principles Of free govern
ment.
A. RsSoIred. That we dcnounce the Radical
paItv of this State because with a view OF
pcrpetuatinc their own power, they have re-
fused TO permit the people 10 elect their own
Registers and have vested the power OF appoint
ment ard removal IL TIE Governor, 50 that the
unsCrUpUlOus purposes q the party NAV be bet
ter accomplished; and because with the same
view they have by recent legislation relieved
their Registers, thus unfairly and improperly
elected from either civil or criminal response
bility, for even wiiliIl AMI corrupt violation oi
duty.
) Rs2olred That while We are willing to &C.
cord to the negro tie full measure of legal
rights with ample protection of person and
property. we are unalteTdbly opposed To negro
suffrage. negro equality and l.4dica! legislation
lOOkin. TO that end.
g. RcsOlrei That We deuouuCe the Radical
party for having, through its repre- entluNes IN
Cong TgsS, by the passage OF Cer,4ll military re-
construction bills, declared null and void tho
Government ef Virginia, which formed the
State of West Virginia. thereby denying the
legal existence Of our new State
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-07
"s.Ctus Have Peace. &"

NEW ORLEANS, September 5.-Pinch-
back. the mulatto recently installed in
Mr.. JEWELS place AZ Senator from the
I'd district of New Orleans parish, yes
terday in the Senate, rising to a qucs-
ton of privilege, in reply to certain
newspaper paragraphs concerning him.,
after charging the people of this city
with numbering and manifcstiug a dis
position TO murder men for political
opinion aud the color of their skin, ut
tered the following: al want them to
beware. / want to tell them they have
nearly reached the end Of th.ir string
The next outrage of the kind which
they commit will bc the signal for the
dawn of retribution, of which they have
not dreamed, signal that will cause
ten thousand torches to he applied to
this city For patience will then have
ceased to be virtue, and this city will
be reduced TO ashes ~ He was tbnr
called to order, but proceeded with hi,
speech and reiterated his threats nj.
ding notification to the Drmocrnti,
party, that they, the negroes, propos.
to take the matter into their own hand
in the future, and propose to havr
peace if they have to conquer peace
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-07

No. 2 spring at coal 81, closing at
l Goal COL; No. sold at Goal 65; AFTER
Change market steady at l ooi for
No. 2.
CORN-Quiet; demand less active;
prices 1a14c lower; sales white at 9In''e
for No. L; 964a974c for No. 2; closing a az
96ia97c; during the evening sales were
OATS-Moderately active but unset,
settled: sales at 5I4a52ic for Nos. ana
2; closing with buyers at 5Stc.
RYE-fn good demand at decline of
Haze; closing with sellers at 23t.
BARLEY-Inactive; speculative de-
mand at an advance of 2ia3c; closing at
I 6ElaI 81
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-07
Disastrous Storm.

NEW YORK, September 5.-Tho steam,
ship America, from southampton 25th
brings the following news in addition
to the cable dispatches:
The storm which prevailed on til,
southwest coast of England on Satur-
day night August 22d, proved very de
structive to the shipping. The beach
at some points was literally strewn with
wrecks of every description. Twenty.
three lives were lost by the sinking OF
the steamship Tara. Another large
vessel, name unknown, went down Oft
the Tornby hght-ship, with all on
board. Many disasters are reported to
the British shipping from Welsh and
Irish ports. Steam communication be-
tween Ireland and the Continent was
generally suspended by the gale.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-07
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, September 3.
GOLD-The market gained strength
as the day advanced and the price rose
to 44s. Owing, in part, to the tele-
grams from Washington to the effect
that federal troops had been sent to
Kentucky to protect the courts, and also
that there was increased probability of
September session of Congress, after
wards the price reached to 448al 444,
at which quotation the market closed.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Dull and
generally steady. Coupons '61, 1l4a
114s; do '62, 1l3ia1l3S; do ga, 109talO9s;
do rs, 1ll4all1s; do new, lO6SalO3f; do
'67, l08Bal05f; do G8, lO53al0S5; lO-4Os,
1045al055.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-07
Information in Regard TO Passports.

WASHINGTON. September G.-Ohicial
notice is given by the State Department
that the Spanish authorities OF the Isl
and of Cuba have adopted new regula-
lions. requiring all passengers arriving
ut the ports of that Is,ans toqrescnt
the authorities with an official pass
port, properly vised by the Spanish
Consul at ports of departure, or they
will not be permitted to land, without
compliance with special conditions,
which, in many cases, will be found
very inconvenient, AID in others, i'm
possible. News has also been received
at the Department, that the papers pur-
porting to be passports, issued by the
Mayor of New Orleans, and vised by
the Spanish Consul there, are rejected
undrr the before mentioned regulation.
Notice has also been received that per-
sons residing in United States sea ports
who call themselves passport agents,
are in the habit OF giving certificates in
which in which it is stated that they
have applied to the State Department
for passports, and that those certificates
having been vised 10y the Spanish Con-
sui, are Prcscuted rs ports in Cuban
ports and are rejected there under the
same regulation before mentioned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-07
BY THE CABLE.
fRv Telegraph to the Register


LONDON. September 5.-Yesterday
Hon Reyerdy Johnson, the American
Minister. delivered another speech Ia
sheffield. The speech was in reply to
an address presented by the corporate
authorities of the. .city. Mr.. johnson
said that in the discharge of the duties
of his position he anticipated no 'rou-
hle 80 far as the preservation of peace
81 ro,otions between the United States
and E5gIapd was concerned, but the
biob and deserved reputation achieved
nv his illustrious predecessor, MI
Adams had made difficult the task OF
socceeding him with equal accepta bill
tv. The highest aim of his mission
would be to do as well.
The speaker repeated what he Saiu
Yesterday, that rupture ofthe friendly
relations now existing between the
United States and Great Britain would
be impossible, on account OF the iHeht'-
" of race, language, and aspiration
The character of Queen Victoria iofOauo
the possibility of such rupture. M
Iobnoop ,efpted the assertion OF MI
RoeLpck, one of the representatives IN
Tho Hou.e Of Commons, from Sheffield,
that the people of United States were
heterogeneous. He maintained that the
foreign elnigrants who landed on AMER
can shores. all merged into one nation anc
that nation was the English, and they
did not vitiate the community by i'm
porting vices with them.
The Times has a lengthy editorial OF
the subject of JohLson's recent speeche!
at Sheffield. 1t comments favorably Oh
his declaration regarding the heteEoge
neousness of the American people and
thinks that the people of the United
States are as much an English unit as
the people of England, where the Irish
Scotch, French and Germans make sc
large a share of the population. Refer
ring incidentally to the general election
soon to occur in England, the Tine
saws: Whatever may be the result tn
same reciprocity of feeling between til
United States and Great Britain is Gel
tain to ensue.
PARIS, September 5.-The Constitu
tionnel repeats emphatically the asaur
ances of peace.
ROME, September 5.-COunt Sartige
presented letters of recall to the Pope
yesterday, and left for Paris.
LONDON, September 5.-Tho Stand
ard considers the non. settlemeut Of til
Alabama claims no fault of England
she always being ready to settle DIS
putes and return Friendship. Englan'
has always been more disposed to rca
alliance than the United States.
SOUTHAMPTON, September 5.-Thcr
was a fire among the shipping at tn
docks last night. Damage unknown
but heavy.
BERLIN, September 5.-rhe ship Gel
mania, hence on Arctic exploration, wa
spoken in latitude 70 degrees 30 min
utes, and longitude degrees east. y
well.
LUcERNE, September 5.-Schoonborl
the chemist, died yesterday.
LIVERPOOL, September D Bayar
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-07
A SuIit.

ST. PAUL, MINI, September 5.-Tht
Republican Congressional nomination
on Thursday resulted in split. Two
candidates were put in the tield-Don'
nelly and Hubbard. Unless compro-
mise is effected Becker, the Democratic
nominee, will be elected.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-07
State OF West Virginia

Ohio County Circuit Court
1agRst Rules, lSG-.
George Crumbacker Complainant.
SObieski Brady, Trustee Mary MCLEAN. JarB4s
MCLEAN, Ann Terry Mary Elizabeth M0ystOn
wife Of William H. MoystOn. Halle MCLEAN
and Charles MCLEAN, Claadine Wand. wife Of
Bolivar Ward, and Bolivia Hard, J. W. Ter
y, and William II. NUyst a, Defendants.
"a ChAncsry.
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO ~.
j force lien on the building. more Particn.
larly described in the b. Of complaint, 20 SATISFY
a claim OF said complainant against said defend.
anti for work. labor and materials deliTsrsf!
and used on aid building, to the amount Of
Sl&j %.
And il appearing from an affidavit fled IN the
cause that all the defendants above named,
eept SObieski Brany. are nOn-residents Of this
State. on motion Of complainant counsel IL Il
ordered that they do appear here within one
month after the fourth weekly publication and
due posting Of this order, at the front door Of
the Court House 81 Ohio cOusty. and do what
they may deem ht 10 protect their intsrss: IN
{ he above suit
Test: MICHAEL J. BRETYIG. CIerk. I
&. l CRASNER, Solicitor lOr Con p!ainaRt-
aug27-Oavit