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We are authorized TO announce tina, the Pres
iden' and Mrs Patterson will give Reception
gu Tuesday evening, February 10th, and an
other on Tuesday evening. the I'd of March.
commencing, as usual. at eight O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

II ever q man was badgered aud bored by
callers aud speech makers, that uni lucky wight
has been General Grant during his present
visit 10 New York The chairman Of nearly
every picayune political ORGANIZATION in the
city has felt called upon to din in his ears the
valiant service IT rendered in his behalf during
the late political campaign, and the consequent
CLAIMS of its officers TO his consideration now
that he is so soon 20 have the Official pap ladle
placed in his hands, while the spokesman OF
one delegation modestly asked that its claims
be recognized by the selection Of one of its rep
resentatves for place in the Cabinet The
part OF wisdom would undoubtedly have been
10 decline to see or hear these patriotic trum-
pet.blowers; but having omitted this precau-
tlon' the next best thing the President elect can
DO is to remember the whole gang of ill-msn-
nered blatherskites py forgetting them entire
iy, as an lrIshman would say. when he somes
10 pass around the offices. Let him follow the
example set him by the people in his own cleo
uon,-by rewsrdng quiet and unostentatious
merit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

TIE Advertisers.-Our advertising patrons
re requested to send IN their favors before
II O'Clock m, as advertisements received
1a.sr cannot be insured an insertion in
IHE STAR Of the same day, on account of
the pressure OF news matter after that hour
With every disposition to accommodate, we
Dad ourselves Obliged to lay down this rule
and adhere to IT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

The authorship OF THE Girl of the Period"
and other essays Of the same class published in
The Saturday Reriew is now attribated on good
authority TO Mrs. Lynn Linton, author of
"Lizzie Lorton' and other novels. Edmund
Yates says so, and he ought to know
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

"lIion, or the Man NJ the Wheel" in which
the 1avistowski Sisters and the Partisan
Ballet Corps figures to good advantage. 10 now
being performed at the National Theater.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

FROM French Richardson. (Hudsou Taylor
books'ore') We have Ha-psr's Basar for Feb
ruaIy nth.
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RAILROADS.
AND OHIO RAILROAD,
R1e 3

BALrInoRE AND OHIO sAILRoAp,
&Ae e II
r Hs,ps Sssys:s TyAAss4LHHIeN AND BALI
are nov run - follow, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
a. .S S; ass s1es,; sssss' q cf
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Lss, ., d.ily, ss1sss Sunday 1t and $50 n.
'n' 'N' FOB ANNAPOLIS.
o. ifo" i:,.,oiis On sunday. ' "
roe p Bs sGERAd
Leave 81 A. n, and 1880, q, sac, and
FOB wAf STATIONS.
Leave q A. H.. and and 4 SO r. n.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Law: d: sns :! se iss'rd'' and Sunday ct
On ssisr1sy 81 E A. n !, and I'm.
seems e keisy s. ana VIII r..n. tPO% Bait
= e: *
the day: Also. At he Gcmp.nys Once; zoe
sRes: Il. .Ssnus oe. s.s sers
have their baggage called tor and check cd At their
residence taken 70 the depot. and Dut In the bag
FOR New York Ph,l.delphi., and Boston. g.
L:wILs0S, Mater Of Tr.n:,ort.tios
nos skd Sq kdSsT sH'S Ssu rsfet assnt
Tp pS}EsPE EESE s. TSb @wAshIseTos
NKw YORK.
Tralns between WASHINGTON AND hKw
YORK are now run as follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, witioxf ciasss OF ea,s.
1890 and $40 M.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
1880 and $40 OK P X. e""'
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

L IRsr GRAND MASQUERADE
AND CIVIC HOP. -
BRoTBELY CoNoLAvE, No. 2.D.U.
ODD FELLOWS HALL
6th street EAST
Tuesday. FEBRUARY srs
Tickets Sl-admitting o Gentleman ana Ladies'
feS2t- ~
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r M0U MT yERN

The Steamer ARROW" CAPTAIN Thos. Stack.
pole, leaves her wharf. foot of sew
enth street, DAILY, at II a m ealsNA
IxsTpRR9Ns gSss f,soepied,I for MOuNTa6.ssEI
ALEXANDklA, FORT FOOTE FORT WASH
INGTON. MARSHALL HALL Md and Witt
uDUck, Na-returning to the city at d m
Fare to Mount Vernon and return ,nrIusip,
sIniss,Sn 70 the hsnslen and Grounds, $50.
Tickets for sale at all the principal Hotels. and
Willsrc's Botel. "A isIm
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

NV ExPREss LINE.
BETWEEN PHILADELPHTA, ALEXANDRIA.
Va, WASHINGTON, AaD
GEOkGETOWE, u. c.
SECULAR sailing day from Ia North N0nS
Mhsrves, Philadelphia, SATURDAY. &0
n From 63 Water street, Georsetorn, wEpHEs
FREIGHT received at any time
ATpiy to HYDE & TYLER,
oS water Of Georsetown, ID. g.
NJ. ELDRIDGE co
AleNandris, Va.
-. WIN CLYDE co.
iesu Ia North harves, Philadelphia n
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON srpAM
~ SHIP COMPANY.
NEW EMPRESS LINE.
TIE ONLY DIRECT LINE BE. <eHs>
TWEEN WASHING TON AND 1f(N
xr.,, NEW YORK. sE
VIII run two steamers direct fr N NV York to
ns.hihgton, landing freight at @ street wharf
=. Les.ns Ney iork every " Wednesday aud sstur' y
~ IL NJ Leave q street hart, Mashingtoo
YER nonday and Thursday at .. m.
Freight received at eli hours ana forwarded AZ
lowest rates. ~
W ashfneton; HYDE q TAYLOR. Agents. 63
WAFER street, Georgetown; n ELDRIDGB q 90 .
Agents Alexandria, Va, JAMES HAND, Agent
iIS All street. New York fe sly
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SECURITY OF THE BOMBS.

1t needs no argument to show that First Mort.
gage Of $s6, 500 per mile upon what for long time
must be the emily railroad connecting the Atlantic
and Pacific States Is PERFECTLY SECURE. The
entire amount of the mortgage will be about
1900 o0O, and the interest 81 ,SOOeOO per sunun
In gold The present currency cost of this interest
is less than o. 500 900 per annum, while the gross
earnings for the year 1858, FROM WAY BUsI.
NESS only, on AN AVERAGE OF LESS THAN
700 MILES OF ROAD IN OPERATION, WERE
NOPE THAN
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
AT PAR.
PAYABLE In GOLD.

Such securities are generally valuable in proper.
tion to the length Of time they have to run. The
longest six per cent. gold interest bonds OF the
United States tths S1's) will be due in Il years,
and they aae worth liz. If they had 50 years to
run, they would stand at not less than u.s. A
perfectly safe First Mortgage Bond like the Union
Pacific should approach this rate. The demand
for European investment 10 already considers able,
and on the completion Of the work will doubtless
carry the price to a large premium
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

1000 Miles
OF THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
Are Now Completed.
As 500 miles Of the western portion Of the line.
beginning ct Sacramento, are also done, but
261 MILES REMAIN
TO BE FINISHED, TO OPEN THB GRAND
THROCGH LINE TO THE PACIFIC. TaIs
OPENING WILL CERTAINLY TAKE PLACE
EARLY THIS SEASON.
Besides . donation from the Government Of
ESQ acres OF land per mile, the Company lie en-
titled to . subsidy in Q. o. Bonds on its line -
completed and accepted, at the average rate Of
about % 800 per mile according e. the difficulties
encountered, for which the Government takes .
second Hen - security. whether subsidies are
given to any other companies or not, the Govern
ment will comply with all its contracts with the
Onion Pacific Railroad Company. Nearly the
whole amount of bonds to which the Company will
be entitled have already been delivered.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
AT PAR.
By its charter, the Company 10 permitted to is
sue 10 own FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS to the
same amount the Cover nment bonds, and no
more. These Bonds are . First Mortgage upon the
whole road and all its equipments.
THEY RAvE THIRTY YEARS TO BUN. AT
SIN PER CENT, and both
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
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E'LIA CHILIEI,
Col Penna avenue East. Intersection of South,
Capitol Hill
Respectfully Calls the attention Of tha residents
Capitol Bill and Navy Yard TO his choice selection
OF FINE FAMILY GROCERIES he has Just re-
ceiyed, and which he sell at the lowest market
prices, - he buys for cash he also keeps n hand
all kinds Of MEALS Of the very best quality as
from che country. Beef, Mutton, Veal, Poultry !,
fress New York Butter, Sugar cured Hams, choice
Middling Bscon. first class Sugars of all grades,
Canned Fruits ana Vegetables at reduced prices,
Pickles Of all kinds, No and oil grades o. Mack.
rel, God Fish &C.; pound cans Tomatoes Soc; 2
pound cans sc.
Thankful TO bis patrons for past farors. and
hoping q Continuance of the same, ne Is confident
that those giving him rial will meet with every
satisfaction and attention. and will be willing to
call again. 4. CHILINl hiss no connection with
Ally other house in this line. 10 cost
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NATIONAL THEATER.

THIs EyENING
TIE lesutifnl ant &c -nnl u't.hal
- ANlsTOWskl SISTERS
tHRls1INE. EMsFLINF an ALICE
Return OF the PaRIslAN BALLET TROUPE
ara reprcfucuon % he gtest New YORK. -u~~a..
sni the world renowned CAN GAN
Romantic prsma %
TIKI DUMB GIRA or GENOA tsu
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TABLEAUx ENTERTAINMENT
FOR THE BENEFIT or
TklNfTf ChUBCh,P lsABBATH SCHOOL,
AT METZ.ReTr NALL.
TUESDAY EVENING, Reb =, lsss Al 2. o'r,ort
Admission, SO Cent? tss1sN'
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N~ECOROMICAL BUILDING ASoOOIA-
S 1IUN.-The tenth mo thly meeting OF this
Assoctstion Sill be held fer the payment Of dues
on WkDNESDAY next, the 10th instant, ct
p. p. m NJ Clssett & oWesneyis Rooms. No. {
Market Space, ID floor. FRED. kOONEs,
fr9 n Secretary.
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TIE RrMARkABLE SENSATION.
The world famed Male Female Artiste
kLLA IOYARA
No one knows whether che g. = LADY, or seutler..,
first night OF Mile Celestine. First night Of
Sam bevfbe. Grand success of the grand ney
CAkTERBrRY CAN-CAN
M1le InELIA and Mons WEtru0FF
Mile TASrAHDs Lovely Lady Grou pinrs
saturdsy Afternoon-kLLA ZOYARs MArI-
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k...s:, ana :ussssaspsy a s,sis fY7U
sso Psss store 4Sr 9 ass nh VII, Msp
evenue sad street. still sivss especial attention
tuned. "a for sais Pionos for ssie. rent or an
change q S1-iv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

Tie regular monthly meeting OF tbs BOARD
OF Thu STEES Or PUBLIC SCHOOLS will be
held IL the Aldermeu's chamber, City Hall, on
TUESDAY LVENIHG, the 9Th instant, at q.
O'Clock. 4. p. PARDON.
1t Secretary
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Arfai Calamity At Geld HILL
ses4dx-The Tfnbers fn ths
Mines ON FIre--z5 TO 40 mem Sat-
neafs6 10 Deash.--t,gr ss@os forl1zz
esea game q sse terrific as hesrsrsndlns
sge.ez tlas4 hare oocsnel 81 Gsld Htii rsShln
sss esys p@sl a tfs vas discovered u
ne Yssse~ Jaexs Eaine, nszx tie Ke1ssek
ase. ia li.s so io<z Isvss, e. sSTen e'esock
% Wednesday rsorring April tn, sspp@@ed
q. hzye lzker fnyu a candle IL Eo,>de1
so..ksx. ~ s>on AZ i beg&s " blaze TIE
,rsnseEd0ss Graft Ia tie sb2ils and s9nnels
e1,ssserled the xs.ols CoSsss0ek iecss In thai
reazst0sfso<sd mo One ysst furnace There
L usrfsxp@ t~see a much lmbef under
gYoase Al Virginia and God Hi a. would
bgild mo such towns. and orcs IL TOOK IRE
sysry Effort Of The brs departments " Tie
tzo ettsss, assisted By The miners and citizens
generally, appeared V be BDzyaiiins The
i,eatsd gszs1z, n0xi0as fumes and sinoks that
.ss4sd from The yellow Jacket, Kentuck and
Crown POINT we're almost 700 deadly 10 allow
u tiis premises being approached on up Of
yfOand by those who we're attempting 70
sat,dae the Ere and rescue those imprisoned
below. Up 70 Friday noon bat twenty eight
bodies had been recovered. Six or eight
more we're known W be below; some la The
I 90 foot leyels and perhaps several more
than can nox be accounted for may yet be
found 70 have persisted Only one nan-George
BickIs-ras taken out alive, and be has
sinee died The very Latest adyices say the
fires are being conquered and hopes are en-
tertaincd that the mines are not materially
damaged
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INsrEAD of ID. Maggie. ~ reported
In the dispatches, we have the assur-
ance of Wisconsin men, that the per-
son appointed Chief Justice of Ida
ho. is probably David Noggle, an
eminent lawyer and Tx. Dist. Judge
Of that State. Judges Earil and
IIigbee, both of whom have known
Mr.. Noggle In Wisconsin, represent
him ~ eminently fitted for the Judge
ship.
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Vrsgs4R Kn1zD.-The Szt
Lake Reporter Q. april lst reports
tie killing Of Frank Zerrenner,
known 10 Idado as 8 Vinegar,
a. South Pass City, March 18th, By
Samuel Fairfield. The report goes
on TO say; -.
II appears they had some little
difficulty last summer about an arz5-
ira Zerrenner had hired Of Fairfield.
Fairfield sued him a few days ago
for il. use. As soon a. the Sherin
had served the papers On Zerrenner
be swore be would kill Fairfield.
He armed himself and went to Fair
fields cabin, drew bis pistol and
snapped it twice. Fairfield drew
his knife and stabbed Zerrenner
three times. Zerrenner started TO
run, when Fairfield got his Henry
Rife and shot him IN the back. He
died the next morning Idaho
World.
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Is reviewing my long and event
fnl career IA an editor, ! have this
10 say, that had ! my life to live
over, | would pursue the same
course have pursued, only more
no. II in past lie | have been VIC
lent on some occasions, my apology
h, that like the Apostle Paul, on
many occasions have fought with
"Beasts at Ephesus. In taking
my leave Of many Of my readers /
will remind them that before they
were born their parents were sub
acribers Of mine. have, however,
the consolation TO know that | have
always taught both parents and
children to hold fast TO the forms OF
sound doctrine and in defending
them | have invariably uttered tho
words of truth and soberness. - W.
q. Br0,onloto.
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The Atlanta Ledge. At South Boise, Of
which We bad something 10 say in our last
issue, is ON al average twenty I've feet ui'le,
as We leara NON the Statesman That pa
per, in Thursdays ssae, gives very inter
esting description Of The principal mines IN
Altarss County.
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We are updof obligations 10 Dan MIC
Cieary for tha raw material and Peter l..
GipIing, Of BfanzsIl Glpling's Toll hoai,
fur preparing pickle jar full Of the nlcesI
horse ra,ilsh tor labie mss that ever came u
Town. Dsna nanoh, On Reynolds Greek,
produooa theAa things and everything else IN
tho vegetable line
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2astasss 1irsftop.
sossSgag sszg sssEJs 20 - 1SeszfaS
wee fss - sshssse<

vGe 1ss % ssHssses
feslyyy eEts NJ asss Iss@ss, feas>
~ 1sfss1k. Sasz.l1Es1@ y
1sslyTT, ms k-1sSS~as>s. ~~s'ss
~ -.
sl/ssssyH. ar n -f5eaefsa sesf1szsSise,
f.essas DfsEsle rum, sszAinss'1 =.
sf,4CsgE 4 LEhfyiE- s,sDsss- ssgeAssa
49,, {sgesE etfs<4
gtSEg q m -ka4zgetf, Gfs4s1se El<css
HasesesD1s ~
sEIGBkY Hill Jeslra@1 e&@4s Lane. 6
KEtyx tgsDt. tffse ~ go'1sn -
fas,ezIB. EDBkED -Bs<sx sac Esssss,
NAs4asgi>b. sse< sosfsn -
EIoEJ/Jg. ~ D.--es>zoes Lqsofs. veg
sisisss ~ Hasfsshgi<,f ~
sJffbZEI.I., FEED -lesefai ssfeiaAssise,
Hssflsggt9g a
sEI9ghH 4 WEEKs-sDgsss sssa Jisssfs,
Jsgss n
BRADLEY a y-isoSss Essfi9nfyy sld
Fanny 1'ssas y -. washington .
gLleEIaaER, v VA Essl1 Hess!, Wasis.
lagOa ssfsef
aAETBmGBT, BIts ~ --IAaDng nssse,
fil0t, gsef Itszefs' etFs
0oLg TJfOs IN % Bsnssr. Grs1als
islSs, Washington q
lEAaE, e.. " Fruit A Vegetables, NsS'i.
iaNss a
CLAYTgR a hBE~I Aqlof Dealers,
i.alalle lLssia mt H. febtsills.
DAgw 6DoEGE Livery stai,le, owyhee
~, flint Disinct
inBER 4 AfLKH Liquor Deaisrs, sample
ito0n Washington A.
mr., 4. -Gaeral nsfehand'sa, Washing
b,n a.
EDWARDS. DAs billiard sAiaa', Lent ~ ,
lshtyiils
fAslGR, v g-Attornsy ., Law, Wash
iBEi1B -
EYIA0 fIfOs kCO 1ansfai Merchandise,
0fanite fioes Washington =,
0HEfE, y Dentist Washington q.
GRAHAM, JANIS Liquor dealer, wssh
HaloH ~. QUE doHr south 81 Second
q aHDhEH, JAZZ ~ --Gonafai Merchandise,
amniis liluah, Washington ~
HnFFEh 4 MILLER Neai Market, Wash
hF"'H o.
HERMAN 90 GeBsral Mnrohandisei
Washington IT. silver Gity and ~ fhnt
HuEIAT 4 90 Guneri Merchandise, cor
Jordan A sao0nd H,s
JONES TOM and ouks IIyhHMoHE M.
laan, jordan hifo"i
KRAFT, FRANK stayes aud nn~Are,
""a'""s""
huninn = ~, '"'''
s"'' ''''''
i' ,,,,,. - I,
Ltalik, u =. rh"'"s'ap''"f Washing
,oa,,,.,rp,u A. ma, oeo.,al Me,oha,.
''nN"a 49, = ''
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A revival Of religion was going On II
the Csmpesliite or Christian Church Al
Bloomington, Indiana, March sth Two
hundred and twenty seven persons bad pro
fessed religion, ard the interest Was urso&t
ed under the mialsralicns Of Elder Bach
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A DEMOCRATIC exchange objects
60 negro suffrage because "no ne
gro ever wrote poem, or painted a
picture. How many citizens Of
the McCunn and Bernard manaiactu-
~ in New York, ever wrote po-
Gnu or painted = picture.
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ON " n.ofFo~ evening, al Hiii's fhe@tsr,
Hssxfs. King aE1 HaseB gjve farewell ball.
At he saggszaieb u many ball g',@fs of 'hs
Dlaes who want " give them farewell ben
s1t bslose the sesson ciosss.
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The Republican majority in Rhode Island
is s, Sp6
The newly elected legislators in Indiana
again refuse 20 meet and no quorum csn be
bud
An Indian Peace Commission composed
OF civilized Indians Qaakers and French
Catholics ID proposed.
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~. ~. meDmnieis, ESD, DEPUTY
District Attorney for Owyhes County, has
tesgned that ofics, and at present there "a
no District Attorney IN 0wyhse We Hhsii
annoonee his succeesm when tho appoint
ment N made
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-13

Our Montana nelghbors differ with Noah
Webster and other photographers as 10 the
correct photography in spelling Bowldsr
The Books say Bowlder. Montana says
BOULDER Which is right i--ridal War;
II you ask any moro connndrums IKE
that, Butler, We viii take yoa tal out and
double yoa twl up. lTyou wont let US %
we'll 'sowl Noah Webster did not
knop thing about our country, and as he
has "lrft" Of course, we are right
koataaa Iesl
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II. norton sVy<srs si1,z morning 10 car
aaser.sHEg lsgmnE sfzzJ - ION EeAS1
1hsa h. h2S " 81.
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Jewell, Republican, is elected Governor
Of Connecticut By majority Of Sill Re
publican majority in the Legislature 40 On
Joint ballot.
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ltey. Father A. II. Pnciiu, hith-
erto Of 81 Joseph's Church, Idaho City,
called upon us on Saturday and informs us
that il Is his purpose To remain among US as
pastor OF ST. Andrews Church We were
fellow travellers into Idaho before the days
Of stages whom II was more of journey
than ut present to reach the Gem Of the
Mountains from she outside world
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Semi Weekly Tidal Wave.
Tuesday Morning, April ~. 1863.

~. Dye 0rsrs v 81 sos>ex ~ ovsss.y
suuy be 11saD<.
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Qsfts q Ls<Es pfi<eass9s AeeSsHpzAsee
~ fssaasas n VIA Bsnfy v tssif 81 Fess-
~ tA2<<, - Ehs sBsef CT eemessry 81
sx1zF1<y
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Gss. Is Walker rsssu<s1 yes1srlzy
ssosa W.T. ~, l.zTlag h~c esAzEtl
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Gov. Ifafshf hsS sss<'htsS l. ".
t4seE1sii c,sEn issiobsf u Deeds ~ s>s''
assnis 70 rszses a. Treasure ciiJ, Nevada
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Toledo, Ohio, elected Republican
Mayer on the 9th by 400 majority.
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Born.

In Silver City, April 10th, 1859, the wife of
A. ). Sucker, OF daughter.
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April atA. l>os $3.50
The New York herald., 1869-09-04
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, Sept. $50
p M.-Consols closed at SO for both money and the
account American securities closed at the fol-
lowing Qu0tati0ns:-United States fvetwenttes, 1862
s35s do, 1896. old, 83x do, 1857, sax; Erie Rail-
way shares, 28x; Illinois Centrals 04ll.
PARIS BOURsE.-PARIs, Sept. 3.-Rentes III. 50c
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET.-LfvKRPOoI, Sept.
$3.50 p. M--The cotton market closed steady
Middling uplands, 13xd. 13Ld.; middling Orleans,
1870. The sales OF the day have been 10000 bales
1000 OF which were taken for export and specu.
at0n. The sales Of the week have been 900 bales
OF which ii 900 were taken for export and 200
speculation. The stock In port ts estimated at
4lS,000 bales, Of which $4,000 are American. The
market Is shade frmer. The stock at sea, bound
TO this port is estimated at 100000 bales of which
H. 900 are American.
STATE OF FTRADE.-LIvERPooI, Sept. 3.-The market
for yarns and fabrics At Manchester is quiet but
firm,
HAvRE C0Tr0N MARKET.-HAvRE, Sept 3-Even-
ing.-Cotton closed quiet ana unchanged, both on
spot and afloat
LrvERPOOL BREADsrUFrs MARKgr.-LdvERPooI
Sept 3-P. M.1he receipts OF wheat at this port for
the past three days have been 40,00O quarters OF
which 20 500 American. Flour, 25s. Cd. per boil
ior Western canal. Corn, sos. 9d. per quarter for
European.
LONDON MARKErs.-LoNDos, Sept. SHALLOW, Aos.
Cd. a 46s. Cd, per cwt Sperm OIL E92 per ton. Re.
fined petroleum, Is. 7s IS, I'D per gallon. Sugar
buoyant at 40s. 4Os. 9d, per cw Tor No. II Dutch
standard, on the spot.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP Sept. 3-Petro.
ieum is firn but unchanged.