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Railroad Routes.
RAlrlNoRI Asp OHIO RAILsoIp.

BALrixoRE AND ONO RAILRoAD.
sgI:t I'd ssS mi m IL
no" ' ran Is f''liSs Ycs ~ IsIs:iLrrroar . .a. -r
'i 'i;1S ;$t ;a;i'' Ssi jss;isss so
Lssy. daily. sse.pt Sunday. stLoo sndaoa m.
and and 100 p D>ySSh ANNAPOLIS ,
Lsayss,1s, =. ssd Ioop. m. No train 10 or from
YoR "A SssYgsTRFsAJJan sYsRsAJan
Leave ron a w @ar z sat2lSss2s n t22s z .nd'"' n
l''''iSslEL 'iSslEL ~ fssts IS ~ 81 lfaG fR = Rs2sr.
IS 81 II s.;sss.S .sS ~ 4, q n md ,.s SS
a.stjss n a.i,y s,stiSa win Isias from SsiiISof.
rSrcssh orSSss.haf ,si. fsitssrsppSfs r. ,Sss b. ,u
Washington Station Ticket once at all hours in the
YSE New ISrt IIhil.d,lPhl., and Boston, see I'D.
Master & & Tf.s.pJ.ssIiS;.. + w5as9Ei;
5ko. 9. ko6sTs, oss.rai issst washington
BIEf RsrTEbss TES
Train. bs.yssn ws.Sinstcn siS and New York ar.
nIS foR II NV 4 wf'4lSS 4SS' W, s.Aou, ss....
Leave daily tsIeept Sunday at 500 N. iaso
SUI y foR PHILADELPHIA,
.Iss Ls:vs "a, daily tsxoeps surdsy' as"s. m,. II 50
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York At W .. m. and Philsdel-
phla at 0. % .. m.
sleeping car. for Now York op " p, m. train only
Boston can be had At the Station ohcs at ali hours
sss psianer. .sd Ohio R.llr0.d .ay.ru..n..,
fSG sis.sS' 4: S:'S:e wAnS Bl'iPPs An
Master Of Transportation.
dxss S0ktEa k5as s;ssr.i IT, T,i;S W!.g.s,o, xSg;ss
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LExANDRIA. LoupogN AND HAM
RAILROAD.
&%sls s,AzS

BEGINNING OUToBER l, lsOs.
Leave. .AlexAndriA daily. except Sunday, at 8 y.
IN and ., IN. for Leesburg, Leave Leesburg for
Alexandria at a. IN, and l2:l5 p. m.
Connecting at Leesburg with PeAeoek's Line Of
hrst-elass Coaches, which leave LeesbuTE on
Tuesdays, ThursdAys and Saturdays for HAmil-
ton, Pufcellvllle, Snlckersyille, Berryyille.
Winchester and Capon Srrings; returning leave
Winchester on Mondays, wednesdAys and FRI.
days.
Leave Leesburg tor MiddlebuTg on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, on the arrival Of the
railroad train from Alexandria, and arrives at
Middleburg st3p. m.
Leaves Middlebufg Tuesdays, TbursdAys and Sat.
urdays, at Ia. IN. and arrives at LeesburE at l2
m. and tper rAilroadl arrives at AlexAndria at
p. IN. In ample time for Washington and Balu-
more the same day.
From and after June 3, the coaches will run daily
from MInehaniaI 10 Canon snrings.
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PHlLADELrREITAA,, rEITA,,,y WItHTFESToE t.IFS5!E AND BAL

PHlLADELrRRITAAoo rwIkk1IiESs5TcS ks1iS5oS AND BAL.
Commencing on Monday. June sth, passenger
trains will leave President street depot. Balti.
more, as follows, viz:
Way Mail Train ior Philadslphia and Way Sta.
lions at rs m. This train connects at NewCAstie
Junction with trains for all Stations on tho Della.
ware Railroad.
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York
at 10 a. m. connecting at Psrryville with train
for Port Deposit.
Express frsin for PhIladelphia and New York
h2. H. y, m. . oonneeting atwllmington with train
fof stations on Delaware Railroad, between VIII
min gton and Harrington,
kceommodatlon Train for Port Deposit and inter.
Express Train ior fhfisdsirhia a, s:ssp. m.
Express TIAiu for New York At :5 p, m, con .
Meeting at Wilmington with Express Train for
principal statons on the Delaware Railroad, daily
except Saturday.
All the above trains lesye dally except Sunday.
ON SUNDAYS.
Through Tickets may be procured either At Pres
ident Street depot at Ticket 0fice, No. lD BAlt-
more street, Persons purchasing tekets At once,
Baltimore street, can have their baggage checked
WIN. CRAWFORD Agent
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,.Ew AL.oHAETs' STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Ew Hk"CHAkTs' STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
EsHssTiE ia i1siia sissSs vii ifll's%''. G
sIEEs;,fsbskk AVE-, sk WSIsissq5s S9sK ssqBsosK5 sssK5 dfeEas
Ls.Ts ss nfgi. fseH Pi's n fs,s E,,,,.
Re,urnllEILssy. osOrse,ovn., foot IA Hish
,iIsst, THQERssPhfsS NeH.sdri.; kRIDAYsl
MONDAY MORNINGS, =" -
THIS Line, eosnee,ins At Ngtfolt With the nne
steamers Of the hsrchants' and MeehAnies' Trans
portation Company to. and frqm BOSTON, ID pro.
pared 10 take through freight at much rednced
ssp,sh'ss through Baltimore Is sSOIdsd BY thls
ssrs " T. A. wlTGlaas s CO, O. SofYos: Va "a the
foi tuT,ser i.foIms,ion spply. TO JOS, I GAIT.
oeorEstswn, D. Q, or At ofRICB OF COMPANY,
corner New York ayenue and Seventeenth street.
uoy1l.u J. W. THOMPSON. President.
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FUTURE DAYS.

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST EXECUTED
ID by the National Building and ManufAeturinE g
Association aud Brick. Sand and Gravel Company,
600, which deed 10 dated 2ad December, lss7, and
recorded IN Liber u, No. 8, pass, aus, ths under
the hrst day OF March, lSD. expose to SALE at pub
iio auction, at " In front OF the mayors once,
A certain THkCT or LAND. In the county Of
Alexandria, containing between ninety and one
hundred acres, called 1'wATBRLOO,n bounded
on the west by the Alexandria and wAshin Eton
Turppiks roAdi on the east BY tho Potomac Tiyer,
on the north by the lands Of the late Thos Hughes
and on the south BY the lands of IieutenAnt Nun.
ter, together with all BUILDINGS and improve:
ments erected thereon, and TOOLS, MACHINERY
and 0UTflT used and to be used By them 70 carry
on their trade and business, tog-her with the iran
ohises aud all the rriviieges, rights and property
Of the said company, and also their patent right
for the Manufacture Of brick In the District Of CO.
lumbia and county Of Alexandria, virginia.
TRRMs-Por the real estate, su ufAcient cash 10 pay
o. 800, with interest from 9Th day Of August, 1851,
and the Ts%m.isder % % be paid IN tyS equal in.aI'
1851 the nrst The & Oh Aasust iss and the ether
money. ifaay. 70 DO paid with intsrsst from the
day of sale on the said 9th August, 1s70.
The bonds Of the purchaser TO be given for the
deferred payments, aud decd Of trust ~ be exc
Ror the personal property, frsnshises, he. terms
cash. DEAN shlTa.
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Boarding.

ID with pleasant vooms, BY a gentleman and
daushtera address, vita location and terms. y,
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spEsoERIAs pEsMIhrsssHIp pIrARyMEsr
for the requirement Of a free and elegant hand :.
writing. Ladies' and gentlemen are received for
.peoial instruction In this art during me DAY OF
WEBBING, VISITING and ADDRESS CARDS.
q style equal to engraving.
The Text.book and Blanks used In the institu.
best qualify. All the spenoerian Publications
and the celebrated Spencerian Steel Pens may be
lege once, HENRY N. COPP. President
HRSRY @. sPgsCER, Secretary. ja26>u
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esshiTA1e. 1e.
GRO. w. bkkNT.

The undersIgoeJ trustee. named 10 the deed from
j. r. BTnn-ll 10 him, dated August ., 1897, and
corded N LibeT Y. No. 3. page sl which w.s given
BY said Bopnsll to sesIrs ~ Mrs. yitginin Scot. tue
Advertisements Assents to the sale Of the proP@rty
The term, above indicated by J. y. Smith and Gee
to the same. D. y. BkACH.
dec,p.t I'd Trustee.
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Steamboat Lines.
NJ. .Traasrfs SasE Hsp cS.sssff. SS.AssH'feros

NEW Ex-EaaG PRESS LINE.
THE OsLS ,1TSs 9IS,cT t;b III ssTM5ss YssN WASH
'if .sS sii''' a'T S..:' Sss
q L@1syjR. E.r, York every WEDNESDAY sad
ntssys stree! wharf, Washington, every MON.
DAf sd THURSDAY h4p. IN. 3 4. 10 '..H.
iows.ifs,s.. y. HoUSSHt6Ss, Saeni. -
-. g:stfsst wharf, wsshinTton. d
HYDE a TAYLOR, Assnts, T-.#
n BLDRiD6E Co =, krents,
Alexsndria, Va.
-. JAMES HAND, Agent,
feS-u 1le Wall street, New York
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Hotels and Restaurants

oUIs BgTZ, RESTAURANT AND PRIVATE
IL DINING ROOMS, No. g5S and SIS q street, be-
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, near
War and Navy Department.. Cool arbors In the
rear. Jacob SeeEer's celebrated Lager Beer.
fsb0.lm
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Builders and Material

'or Sidewalks. Stables. Horse-stAlls, Warehouse
Floors. Cellars. Se warranted n ws,sr % =, ssd rat:
Livery LIVER stsSis. ssa J. q nsGaips's prrsts sta:
Mas - !. ~ ..| 0".. = de7.tf
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OWEN HOUSES. ". OWEN

II F BUSHNELL, U s Nj W II Payne, Va
G A Cralle, New York; W Allen, Lexington,
Val ] Holstskiss, staunton, Val VIM II
TUFTS, city; N Davidson, Richmond, Va; VIM
D scayer, New York; d W Wateress, Conn
II NJ Irwin, Pa; b Hooff, Va.
, 1869-11-11
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II. 1859,

q =. ri: . '1ss ssss:s III. r. fsua eoses e.
neW .!ex re eseo, Hsos soa.s ts0eGrsd u g, ~
Asfism: IDder the charge OF The sIstsrs cf tau
order q CD .niy. Tho object Il 4 vuTy worthy
roassa sos 70 s,sf, good citizen fol hs psi
It'll. TIE 1txv: Y; y. rowkas. n D., VII, ds,1vsr
ss.tos Hoe.et{ o. st john : Eptsoopst CaurSa. q
a,sn5s M.d,'ns ~, NHs o sod AZ sssee ~
Human Ansl'1" Tho pr1oseda 10 Fo toTsafs
IutnIshink tho new ohueca.
...Tnx KxxcussvE ooxx,77su Of Tho Illinois
Won4ns sufsfsse Association viii nasoI Ut Inv of.
on 6sturoay evening nexi, 1t ~ ou,oof, %
snosss as!t9ste. 70 tdo National conrent,oa 70 ba
me} u Drought before tho oonmIstea.
FrancsIse % socouta Ma,uola !" win TAXA pisoa Il
Esoaoyx MusC lIatI this tvnntnR. Ths pTtcu Ut
ncssis ~ u e .n!ah w '9elade sappsI:
ee fnfalahod pJ Nataus Doan1 band.
T1soxtz WILLIAMS and William Russell vsro ar,
rchted and fodred IN tho Armory, sast evening. 90
tao oasFeo Of assaulunY aad rubbing John aner.
Ing u the rolico cou1< this morning.
MKxsKns Of the Belolt College Alumni Assocla.
ton arc reminded Of the annual rsxn!on u tho
Sherman nonse, to.moTro* evening a. ~ sha.p.
An cary 2athefang II vssJ Important
MA@hAA6 u no D1lon L2sn3lio l4DtA&F A9Ao7
cl1f1on arc reminded, tuAt the adjourned quarter
lJ Eeeting Will be held th!a evening iu tbs rooUa
Of the as.oc.stton. Il Manager Is to b elected
and other Important business transacted
TIE Rzv. Il F, Buxxs ., D.. vii! address tue
Eln orr Lod2e O. g. T., AT their ball No fs2 West
Randolph street. this erenln9. Subject" Tno
History Of the Temperance neiorm-''
THE RESIDENCE OF Df. Williams. No. $40 West
Atd'aon stfoet, Wal fobbcd Of soma closnlng and
case OF surgical instrumental on Tueatlay night.
Vslue, about Sl00- 4 servant gin u auspected OF
The theft.
Tnx COMMITTEE OF tho Eighteenth Ward Peo-
pie Club, and All peIsunl having claims against
them. aEe rcqnekted to meet on tomorrow even-
iDf, 1t Nc. 1ss Chicago avenue.
Professor BLACKBURN lectures this evening, on
Alfred the Great, At khe lecture hall OF the Y. "
e. A.
, 1869-11-11
tAD IRAoloY.
Heath ut u Wrttfip9-A Iusnk 13au Arrl.
drnsHtly Killed By = Gs,up~ ~niun.

Mollawk ktreet, In thS North DIVISION, waa tin
scebn oE aad tragedy lasl cveRpy, through which
tic lo30s srstIvlttea Of wc.iatag werr turned 10
Rrleg aud ~oe4 Tho caso IL ane OF Tho sad,lose
oy. frcorntd In this city.
1hctn Has 4 na1T.s 20 II TIM houAe at German
pA1ue AchmA5krt, No. - AUhawk stft.rt, iast
e*t ming, and The company In atftpnntca cuioScd
tt!t 10 tho Utmost 4 WnnleknDa supper flxi
trrp apresh, aud tho generous tulce oi the prans
flowed In eop!o1s supplIos. About O'clock 4 nun.
bcF OF lnuLR Mrn Gccatuc 10 elat.,4i th4t # oc.
cu1rel to hem that the occa. .ton nem4udr, n
ntlttsry fn1ute. AMI Pistols and guns were c4IIe
into requ'aluon for that purpose.
Among The 4uunS men WAa one uanrd
titft'shn ll0Ep- lie hid procured \ pfstal 4pd
nrea Wan tao rest. Scarcely had his pistol beca
dlscharpet when Se!trtetl SchmnrkeL q son OF thc
hotts tel dead by his &tde- II appear1 that the
Pistol WIS loaded, and as be fret ia tho direction
Of Ihe 3c0nR nan the stot ehtefed hts breast The
people 10 ard about the house, Who tut moneps
btfote had Rlren themselves urer to = full enjoy
mtht Of The occAston, were appalled, It The
terrible event that had trauaplsed 30 No.
eIpectedl3 IN their midst and couster nation
ttct possession OF NIL AsRcmbted Tue unfott .nste
murderer VA among The most deeply affected,
ahd, although he could make no adequate rrpara-
t'oh 10 The parents Shom he hsd deprived Ut a
los1nH son his terrible anguish In 4 mauuer
Atooed Tor the great calamity be hRt hFouR hI rpou
him for tho deed he hal unwtItiugN committed,
Jhe unfortunate murderer subsequently g4rc aim
self fnlo the custody OF setEelLs Uaas OF the
North ArEnre Sub Station. Tue deceased rns
young man, hut ~ yeara Of ava, and unsuttn NJ
occupation. lie wa highly respected OF lasvc
circle Of acqpa,ntAnccs coroner CleAyes will
hold an inquest over the remains to-day.
, 1869-11-11
the tlTy IL BRIEF,

TIKI CITIZENS CT TIE WEST Drvu1o1 scou WIN
have m opportunity to Tide home In sta3os, in-
ttead Of crowded street cars-1hose Of them who
prefer that mode Of couseyarce. Tn pext Mon
dAT line Of stages Will be put on West WaAo11g-
nte- non the Innoss censi depo,, pas..av III soos
Lake 70 Clark street, through tnc latter thorough.
fare TO- Randolph, theoee west 70 Clinton
thence west 70 Union 1'ark, and probably to the
t1,,t n,s, i s.nd as gesen vao .s,s sas eo.ss
fourteen elegant and conmodlous stases 10. th4
line, srd hare otdertd several mofe frpU tpe
ts,.hasnm-ns q Coan& Tennsoet Waen Inc
y en- viii pnt Line Of atages on that thorough.
fare
A MAN, VINO rs rnE FAruER Or 4 soH, called It
the TweLty.peconu Street Sub > a'tnu last night
Mr. claytop, to whom. he rclated voanoly 40 as.
count Of The Anoas be n.d Feeei!ed from the child
ato1e.atd. "ioa woaldnr like II Nj, CLARION, 70
gpefa you wouldn't. But that boy Of msuc told me
10. AID want him arrested. III appear Agtu
hio-you just arrest HIN. might hare licked
air, VOC wouldn't hare liked IT, II he'd told you to
Goto-. Tou arrest hin. and II hc Il toe
t,a y u as;s 1T e ass a ssn aasa R A.
and brnks his DID hfek, b1s thefd heui me TO
STATE Prison tor that, and Ia rather be q pe n
retsen.' This ended hts narrative. and he de.
EMtei.
TIE Rrsmxx1s Of the South nvision, In the
nctRuoothood Of Thitty-ssconA and State streets.
have. 1os SONS tue back, beeu troubled WIKI IN,
Of pa11ies -no naTe soTne objecs u ~ Vic p sp.f,
frnm apprnpEtatinR overcoSts, loose cash, etc
They eeem TO be ~en provided w1ta ali the heh,er
q .ne foes op.pea soas
doors tn the Vicinity 20 often that the points Of
STREET doof keIe stc ptartJ esten awAy. and TIC
The morning. nothing has ever be%u DtAeed
, 1869-11-11
An Old Firm In Now Quar4exs.

The well known auction and comm,sA!on house
Of George r. Corr i Co., h,1be1to located on Laee
s.rcet near Tabasn avenue, haa Jast changed ta
qua1te1s, tnd Yesterday openrd NJ Nos n, II. and
20 Randolph street, barring \ front Mso on Deaf
bor1 place. This establishment IL one OF tne
ls2rett snd hRndroucts IN the eity, and may be
col issde1cd tecoLd 10 no auction rooms IN the
country. The opening wks lnau2nfated Ia tte
tty.e JcaterJAy. Nurdreda Of our prominent
tutlness men, aud seores q leading nefcnsnts
from tue country, honored the occs ston win their
presence The nrn, wl'h ,her usas' Aberallt'.
had spread 4 n axt i1cent champagne lunch. to
.h,ca ~ DID ample ius 'cr: ssies .e.s co@.
clandsac 10 the amount Of sF4o20
had nccp d4posed ot Really .nnde clothing. s.d
too's and shoep, arc the ps.pcpa. xt.ces Tor sAr.
Ard soUe ossrct from The EAstern msnufactu1er1
TO BE- disposed OF, to Tho highest bidder, tn the
Western AfkctA, Chicago has long Rtond ia need
Of business like lntk Thn etact that will bc
frpt % bsnd viii fu1l, suf1ce the demands Of shc
trade, nod when deaerr AID jooner~ discover Inst
tNey $50 ensc. Ah ndvhntaRo0us salu Ut auc'tn1 ID
CnraRn II IN HeT York, lat!f pride ia the welfare
o. tNt Oafd+n Clty .iit no dannt in1ucnce them
10 EA't0nith hume enterprts4. rnc nrm OF tlrnrqp
+. Corr 70, onr Of long standing IN the city,
ann their tar Dealings and R~psrai bua,ness
capacity inertia both coaodeoce and patronage.
, 1869-11-11
POULTRY EXHIBITION.


Library ball *as devoted to fowls yesterday, the
Occasion being the third annual exhibition Of the
Northwestern Poultry Assoc,xuon. The snow 1as
ne+er exrclled, either In the matter Of yRrtety.
beauty. OF qnant1ty Of birds on exhibition. Up to
lest evening SEQ entries bad been made NesF1y
Ill the tA3 wAs taken up With oneer.cg clsatSyIpH
and Arranging the coopa. To-day The eIhl6uop
r,oncr viii begin. The tud2ea viii commence Op-
ef1uons tn the afternoon.
No ooe Who lOEea the foW1 for IT, own eveet
eaAe AhonId mia thi1 exhibition. Sucn growing
md e1ck11bR EN never beard stpce-81uce---elI
ttnce Il { last exhibition Everybody croHa there
the e1htMrDEs being NOT among tne least Thc
hen copvehtton viii coatl0re to slt during today
and Tomorrow, ~
, 1869-11-11
AI1EnPTtp RsSepE,

About II O'Clock last night an omceF Arrested
two ~pu en-. u1ned Aollie Mitchell and Fanny
NIXON. at Steye Stamps former place on Honroo,
between Wells and LASale streets. One OF these
WaA \ colored md The other while WOMAN.
While the Cd1ccr proceeded towards the Armory
With hA prisoners. rescue WA8 attempted or /
dozen OF n,orc Of colotcd men. 1nhn uanutRau,
pEupE!rtot Of tho Michigan southern lfotel, aud
John Kinney. doing business on Wells
street. opposite The Metropolitan Nolsl,
cane 10 The Assistance Of tue ofncer.
and attempted 10 tcep hack the crowd They eeIe
ret up0u aLd vtfJ severely handed Mr. Kinney
wAA Knocked dor1 with I sl1ng.Rhot, and when
pros1J1te, licked In the lace. Among otner IT,
}ureA,he received cut which eplit Toe upper part
OF his no<e. Thr wraid-te rcscurfs were dnaty
A{mpFy,
, 1869-11-11
TRIED FOR HIS LIFE.
Arfsisnmsnt Of lorph Hughes for The
Murder Of Cheritl 4. Arnold.
How tho Array ocourred-Tho Dan.
ger Of Pooling" with q Han
Who Has q Knifc.
Testimony Of Several Witnenm Who
wurp Present on tho Hight
Of tho Stabbing.
Tho Prisoner Acquitted.
MORNING BESStON.

"A>"'A4'o 'A'a'1o"'
a1ae. ss @ ~ cs.. ss.19a Ds nsSse. for ,ss
husuA, II, ~as begun yea,ercaY morning be1or.
nis Honor Judge Po..er. ono ot the Judses Of no
Bopertor Court, CnSsiea u. netxt E,n.. ststos
Attorney, conducted the prosecution, and John
IL Jrnr xxrAxn11xp.
A luU VA eupane!led with ves5 lttls trouble,
asr. X c.b,1i f,.nn I ,smsn - % w w.,es.nn,n ~ non
J. EDDY. r. neanebacs. F. B.n,e ISn,.T a. = 1,s1'
mss'; ane 1sas Peacock
hinE, ios t1e oeienc~, ahtea ahst nc pttsonef
The defence Should ha1e the opening aud e.3s;nE.
The e'asqte provided tna: !n matters q tusu6ca.
epitieiy on Ioe seepsed ,he ki!I,nR nss3ar essa
nrp5en TneT rere nfeparrd ID afnit ths rtliina
and e1oetssea p sngs mater o a.
sne | suhas, M W take adsantsse M oi % he siatate. Ns
~ sa5sn ,o., o,-.a ,or .,
cpoa "a .of III ~
pE cE1oEa-
d FL % An @ urss sae &C osass; es1
81. 6 e: i L, Fsssd
st n 1 fs .aekh r. hf ~sss = .S>s
ssea sen ,ns fus hfs she ess
shared him e.M.d hare u,.Ae The eat
s E. &. shssh thf xssa "a IN 81
s. boss: e @ % iSs dIse!sa IS s. wosea ',sS ":
g. 81 81 ssesa at e 81! r. s. : :s
fss;;5ts .; 1Le wsssd ~ tsS q sa!ss bshes asSp
=: sss ets E
II % s Fl tr :; ae Tsrs ~ ~ NE 1n H. ae @ "a
ss. IN I'd eio:bs' " sise.
ks Afs,a srs ti III Arnold ,:oa .tra,sh n
T4sqsss e. Al Afls ss :pe! y; Is
WI .esa : st:s ,rsSs!;! ia.ss: sa:s II sfs
81 iii III ;!a:a w.s iy'ns aosn: Thought he wss
Standing '':a'shf #; Essn41D xos14x:
s,ard c :; I'd t.rs A.ss ;,H, no r.iaE
asss ta s III: e r
:.T .a De ts e1enss fse Tin: s:s!sstis
f. s6sr a:es ~ ill., u M ,hs
s ID s M 4. ~ d e.
n og "a ;;s;S iissSs; ths5s x;tss
1lsHSa fhs1 sHai" M s. = ~ "a
~ IS as y
e i ss:s i *
tsle a.taaes Ito~ s;ss.s Tss1e othst Hsn
lrt TIL atuar. Atun!d uud tiuetc~. ~ho t7d ht1n
man. tin..s ~ blu a1one- 1h'n he heAsd blo~,
!c tres'd ,es as.s bid" Arnold n ~ ia he ooSa Enip
r,ailnx up st.lrs, .ad shen heard c
= murtf.7 Tsu:t u w.a unEhes. for be e.les! for
tlnct. fhst atoui Heard the police knocking
out du.1s, W.1t dexp the l.+t sheut and saw Am I'D
dthetf keld<r e.me tn pld not 'se Arnold after he
iyins q, tbr sidra TX near the coo The utoeE sid
br = ~ dying. Went fas dncao1. Uue pct1on ealrd
% A1ooid ean - = sp il ssoei na4tes .tef Aussari
fna y h-n q tSe otie.r CAME be EAaisi Tic ma.
He wAntsa .Witnes 70 q down. Wit1css did,
Alnd = trivy. Lid not know where they
wrvc now. Found Ha&hna .ntlrf $hr sidewalk ia
fhe straw 1t n ten OF twelve fret from Eheto ttY
ectdsd The etdeff aEre:.ed hin, Tha othef s.o u,ca
nr1t rv.ruiok Tnxse ~, biood On Il Hsd tcrn
Ijnshfs hzYe II fsf Srr the tI.tttsx
f,ss .s,,n1sst.oo rhe aff,,T ternrreA tn thc h,,c
u.nt Il the barr II II II pixht Arnold and uuHnek
I'D mar raitd !. T. Ws7r ip tho b. uess ruom a
, 1869-11-11

Mr. nrHnd viii this evening" hold Quo OF h!s eis-
rant n certionA ii h,s att ka,tcfy. On Washington
s,re,. ncsr Wabsth asenua Tbcse receptions
are Amops the plcassntrst occurrences Of the
.+AAat, aud arr sIwhJs largely AttehdeA On this
evetsnx Ar. II will exhibit many nav ptctares-
Tho public arr invited.
, 1869-11-11

the oass w,thoat ArSunnnt sahrntltnx, howura..
certain ln1t1pNlqpA. " ~~
FH1 THDtCf,
tiobN and u oGjock thny frlifM. All 4 tar
minutes ettar They returned Into court Nith 4
Tettttc< Of aoqpiltkl "''.
, 1869-11-11

AHhOT T-THuNPSOE-Du Tue.day, Nov. Z At
Church u the lncaEnatton. New YORK. By IN ReT IL
+ Aon,f.Eei9. I p. l!entenant Comm nanAtr .l.er
the late r. A. Ihon,rsou, Fsa- of that city.
EFzn--hoRGAN-onT Tuesday. Nov. = =. the rc,f.
dtnfr Of JAmts Mcrfsu, Al TAbtshav,, hv the krr
nf EhttAFa
, 1869-11-11
MfTkQNQ NatcAl,

Meteorological record to! Nov. 10, 1862. ~ TO-
doph street, correspondent 70 Nuilthl1polan toal l.
~nrtl: "vccIlnR." "gcuila" dfy," "r1olsl 1t.
mo'phcrr,' ra'ot' Sui "puow,'
, 1869-11-11

Cod HVar OH,
Iis1ard 4 CAareus Cod uycr on u The btAL-
Adtvttsfmfnk
, 1869-11-11
HUBIHE8S NOTICES.

nnss n1ceeiUR Of all The TnAtors this
evening tThuEtdasl, Mt the German Hell corner
OF North Wells ana Indiana streets, At IN O'Clock
u. CORKktiVH President
, 1869-11-11

Donovan was the f1vortte, By large odds
The aeco1d race OF Jes1erdRy was postponet
I'LL Monday. 1t IA now raining aud It ii proh2nle
the others N1l he postponed.
1nE INGl1Su RACE
lIykEfoof4 Nov. 10
AT the liverpool rAcea, to-day, the Seton aands
CAP. iof - ear 0!da And upR4 4fds, wAS won ~ Mt.
J. aAxonH b. &. Paen1potentlkrJ, Jeass old. Stx
Y9D-
, 1869-11-11
MARRIED,

Paper Hanging nnd window
shades, latest styles faiuts, oils, gtAss, xSt
hrushfs. II E. E fugtyN, 50 RAndolpn rees
, 1869-11-11

w-ANTKD-AOAx PROPERTY, NKAR LIN.
hIesf 20 u Jsat. leA.s .e,xel d s',sa l. u, BIO
Nkf. Ma keYnei4a Blafk.
, 1869-11-11

I've AfhT-A lARuz. As1oRrnxkr or NHw
W."' "'A1eAALtA v NasAiastensi, taleAfs
, 1869-11-11

Snbt RhcuBss cared by using Juniper
Tar SOAP, made oy Caswcn, UaIasl 4 Co, New
Vnff
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-06-02

the "posish, ? and soappointed another.
Fred. says he was never Offered tho
mission, and would not have declined
had the offer been made, We have.
forge ten which one CT Grants rela--
tiyes is the lucky chap.
The appointments of Col. Grow and
General Longstreet, both of the rebel
army, are anything but pleasing TO the.
gallant soldiers of the Union army.
who are d,n,ed positions to give place
to the men who did all in their power
to disrupt the Union and establish an
independent confederacy. Col. Crow
displaces, as Governor of the. Ter
ritory of New Mexico, Union officer,
whose wounds attic st his gallantry and
bravery. With such distribution Of
official patronage by General Grant,
is it probable that there will be peace
in the Radical ranks? ,r
The excitement of the thirty or for,
ty applicants for Messenger at the
Custom House, under Collector Moore,
the other day, when. they were told
that a negro had been appointed, can be
better imagined than described. The
entire party of applicants-many of
whom were s'boys in blue"-left in
disgust, uttering curses both loud and
deep.-PAszadelohia Sunday Mercury.