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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-10

on the premises. offer at public auction 10 ID,
highest bidder. for cash. all the right, title,
claim and interest which said Harvey has IN
and 10 n tract of land lying in Civil District
No. l6. Of Shelby county, State Of fonnesser,
about mile and one half north Of Whites
station, on the Memphis ard Charleston rail-
read; bounded or. the north By the Ian is or
William Mendenall. on the east By the lands .
r. NJ. Mason, on the south by the lands Of v. "a.
Harvey. on the westhy the lands Of DR.. y 4. q.
Perkins. aad containing BY estimate a lSs
acres. more OF less. ~
The interest If said James q. Harrv . hos IN
q partition suit instituted in the Ooaay - ro5,t
eatitled Samuel MenzenaIl ct ais vs.. j. b.
Anderson ct als., been detefDinI "A snS sst
apart ne follows. in the pArtitseg o,dsred In
SAD cause, and which is slread y mon the min :
uiss Of said Court page 90 boo = M te.wif:
The whole of lot No. 5, oos ,s,n;, ~ % scret.
The halt 81 lot Ne 8, coltalp ssr n acres. Al
undivided i5tfzest With tAs aeirs n I.andon q
Harvey N No. Z. con.aiAis' 4 10 acres. '
sist OF the LAND to b sold and particular
on the day Of fslo. me titIs e hss;svsd ~ \,
perfect; but TIE convex 3nce win be made only
- III Mrs. Il. ). HARRISON. Trustee.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-20
MEDICAL
.ARDS EUREKA TONIC1
~ Wards Rheumatic Linament

Now has reputation over an other remedies before
the pablo, Tor tie reason has cured many cases that
have ba'ed the skill Of onr most eminent physicians,
and pronounced incurabie by them all Persons snf
fcrng wi,h Dyspepsia Indigestion, Sick or Nervous
Headaehs Chills AMI Fever Typhoid and Bilious Fe-
vers Coughs, Colds, consuinpsor rheumatism. Zen
ralgia Pam In the side, Breast or Back, should at
once procure bottle each nj these lnyal liable IsIDe
dies and 6e restored al once ~ perfect health .gf
EuREkATo TONIC Is good fcr Debility hom any
eailse' IL has No equal as Feinals Remedy i Ads
Digestion and pugihes tho Blood, and prevents dis
ease,eleanslns the syst, D. Of Iinparues seh ifeI
remain. produce sallow compexion and bring CA
disease that makes fc ote-of misery. Woods Eure.
La Toni - Compounded u the purest Vegetable Ei
tracts, ami Is pleasant e take ana mild in IL action
on The system. eeocf 81 1esig y.aTadl co.
Try Que bottle-it@hi lesp your Layer and stolaach
right. and pgeysntgbiilionsness. nl 'Ha Isgtaal
w NJ. WARD, Coyington, Ky.
A. X. WHITAKER,
Wholesale and Re,ah agent. Cairo, Illinois.
Aud for Druggists generally marsl-3m
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-20
An opportunity 20 DO thus At ..loweI.iate, walneye
resented in the city.
Office. No. I3:rcnih:Strcet,

INrHoRNToN's sRIcK.BLocK.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-20
RAILROADS.

~.
Inf RAILROADS. t1F
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Quickest Route from the South
aTr Nl rn. 10
st. Louis, Louis Vile, Ci.ei.sati, CAiesge
rlr ~ View York, boston
q .frfIt ..f And
ALL POINTS EAST AND NORTH.
Passenger train. prive at and i-a,. Cairo as follow.
MAIL nww~>..
ARRIyE-Ssss A. ~. $50 =: n.
DEPART-As a. M. ...,.-... ..... lsOO r. 81.
Both trains connect ~ CeAifaA with trains ON the
1od 3dt p AGA1n Lime. $500.
Al Pans, DecsiW, Blsosnngton, u Paso. La Sale
A, y MENDOZA, Freeport, Galena Dubuque,
and all points IN ''4sl3 .
Illinois, lows, Ntnnesota, Missouri and
And with lines running East and West for .uta
81. Louis, Springfield, Louisville, Cincin.
M natl, Indianapolis and Columbus,
And a. Chicago with Michigan Central Michigan
Southern, and Pttsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago RailrosGs for
DETROIT fIll1l NIAGARA FALLS,
va CLEVELAND, ERIE, -
3 hpirbetH NiEFh' 5000 ssE Ew XdRr
BOSTON, it aha PiTTSHURG
PHILADELPHIA, aVf BALTIMORE,
$40 lind WASHINGTON CITY, and sIf..
All Points EASt.
For through tickets and information, apply at The
Hines Central Railroad. Depot. :. ...,.4,L
LII general Passenger Agent, Chicago.
= ". HcGHIqf, ca neral superintendent 10
.JAMH k .lnlI NS(lN ~ lana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

CAUSES OF DECAY IN AMERICAN CoNnKnrR.
The Congressional Committee on the causes OF
decay In American commerce held i,s nrst
meeting IN New York yesterday. There were
present OF the COMMITTEES Messrs Lynch,
chairman, Bufhngton, Morrill,. Wells CaIkin
and Holman. A committee from the New York
Shipowners' Association was in attendance
consisting OF Messrs. Bell, Hincken, snow
Elwell, William Nelson, jr., Alston and Will
son. The Maine shipbuilding interest was rep
resented by Messrs. Hayden and Hichboru. The
folowing eminent gentlemen connected with
the shipping Interests the country will appear
before the committee TO-DAY 10 give their views
j. :. Oaksford. OF New Haven. who mas re-
Gently inspected the principal shipbuilding
yards OF Great Britain; Captain William -,
Thomson, j. ;. Williams; Mr.. Reland. OF ne
continental Screw Works, Brooklyn: w. H.
Webb, ID. ID. Westvelt; 10. Hanscom naval
constructor AZ Brooklyn navy yard; Dr. smith,
draughtsman al Continental Works. and Geo
w. Blunt The deiiberatious OF the commit
tee will extend over a month. and the report
embodying the results Of their deliberations
will be preseL ted 70 Congress early In Decem-
Der. The committee Rcommend the repeal of
the law forbidding the transfer Of vessels
placed under foreign nags during the war ey
American ship owners, and the re-enactmenr
Of the Law rendering IL necessary that vessels
bearing the American flag should have a. least
three-fourths OF their crew American citi.
zens.
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q Great Britain and Portland, or River

between Great Britain and Portland, or River
da Loap. s.. .I--77i :
ARTICLE v. The correspondence OF all kinds
exchap eed between the French Post. .Odioe and
the United States Post.Omce shall be directed
conformebly to Table A., annexed 70 the pres
ent articles.
1t is understood that the provisions OF the
aforesaid table may b modified by correspond.
epce eetween the two offices, whenever those
two Offices mutually see the necessity for such
modification. skE
ARfIcL1 vi. TIE present articles shall be
considered a. additional 70 the postal con ven.
ton Of the second OF March, one thousand
eight hundred and nfty-oevou, and shall come
into operation ON the hrst day OF April, one
thousand eight hun dred and 81 xty.one.
Done In duplicate and signed a Washington
the eighth Of March, one thousand eight hun.
l.. HoRATTo KIHe, fsBAL.1f
so Postmaster.Cenerdto Of the United .States.
.f-N SToU1N. ttg (sBAL.I
'..s' f'osfNaster- Gsneralof France
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FROM LONOoN.
Bad Showing for the Fenian Pri.eu.rs-
Bishop Appointed,

7e'egrdPhed Erclunrelyt 20 7Ae Euenino Say.
LonDoN, October l5.-Daniei O'Donoenue,
the M. II. for Kerry, writes 20 the Dublin
Amnesty COMMITTEES m regard 20 the courpe OF
the government towards political prisoners as
follows:
The government, collectively and indiyid-
ually. commiseerates the Feniau prison ers and
10 an xious 20 lioerate them. 10 ft can b. done
consistently with duty 20 the State Bst n am
convinced tnat the Government cannot with-
out oetrayine its trusts, yield anything 70 the
faintest semoiance OF unconstitutional pres
Rev. Harvey Goodwin has been appointed
Bishop Of Carlisle.
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THE MUNICIPAL TROUBLES IN PHIL
ADGLPHGA

Ie'eeTophed tscfsssreig 20 Tie Ereniao Sar.
PHILADELPRIA, Oct lS.-George Dsiss, a
clerk IN the once Of he Prothon otory of CON
mon Pleas, was arrested last night ~ Lieut
killacky, OF the Mayors police, witbGut war
rant. and locked up in q cell where he was
Kept all night. While in custody the KEYS OF
the Prothonotory's once were taken from him
and tue police entered the ofnce, which. thi.
morning. bore the appearance Of having been
ransacbed.
Deiss was released to-day, and made COM
plant before Judge Allison, who had XII
iacky arrested and held him IN sSOaO bail TO
answer the charge. He was reprimanded by
Jpdge Allison m the seyerest terms and his
suspicious character.
Mr. simpson b not injured 90 seriously as
was hrst reported. and is going about to-day
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DErkE>sioN OF AMERICAN CON-
MGRCG
Meeting Of the CsaxresstsaaI Csnmi,,..

TelsoropAed ErolEareiy % TAe Ereni.e star
Nsw YORK, October lS.-rhe Coneres.sousf
COMMITTEE appointed 70 inquire into the cause
and remedies for the depression OF American
commerce, held Its second session yesserday,
and heard statements and suEgesuons OF the
followipg psrsons: A. u. Stetmers, Naval En-
gineer, n. r. Rowland, the builder OF me nrst
monitor, and Of Ihe Dictator. Puritan ana oiher
tron eieds; Mh Williams, member Of the drm
OF Wnnams a. 0utoo- ship % owners; WIN. Nell
son, REPRESENTING the New York Soip-o wners'
ASSOCIATION; Webb a Wester yel,, of New FORK
Formerly extensive ship-ouilder. spd ship-
owners; Mr. Ocbh, . large sh.p-betlder OF
Maine ana Mr. Buck, q ship-owner OF New
York.
The committee will hold smother meeting ts-
morrow, and viii then proc~ed 20 Boston,
wsere IL wili hold session next Monday oy
invitation OF the Boston Board OF rraae
The session cf the Oommittee IN Phlladel-
phia n postponed until the week before tAe
meeting OF Congress, and then the ship-own-
srs OF Baltimore and Wilmington Will have a
bearing.
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ARKANSAS LIBERAL REPUBLICAN
STATE CONVENTION.

IeIegTdphed Exctusirely % The EceHtng Sar.
MEMPHIS, Oct ia special % the Avn
lancae. from Little Rock. says: The Liberal
Rep puolican State Don veutiou adjourned last
night. There was a large attendance and per
feet harmony prevailed.
A very liberal and conservative platform
was adopted endorsing universal suffrage, and
Recommending general reform OF the present
Sate government-the action to be referred
tohbe people for endorsement
The Liberal newspaper has suspended pub
licauon and been sold out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

Mark Twain proposes . pleasant little job to
Copgress He owns. he writes, . number OF
silver mines; 81 own millions and millions Of
FEET Of affiuent silver leads In Nevada-in f.ct
] own the entire undercrust Of that countrv.
nearly, and II Congress would move that State
on my property, % that could ret at H. I
would be wealthy YETI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

Additional -trticiss to the Postal Conrentioq Of
March - 1857, tetlceen tao General POST O1ice of
ne United mates Of America and hs General
POst-Ogice Of France.
ARTICLE /. Independently Of the CORES
pondence which shall be exchanged between
the post.offices of the swo countries By the
tion Of March two, one thousand eight hundred
and nifty y-seven, those of1ces shall mutually
forward from one to the other letters, newspa-
pers, and printed papers Of all hncs, BY the
pool and Portland, or beiwesn Liverpool and
W asricls M III II. Tn. provision. of Article H.,
VI, ylI- VIII, TX, x, xI., XII, XIV,
two, one thousand eight hundred and my.
seven, concerning LISTERS exchaneed between
The French Post.Omce and the United STATES
sSs% rss1sas csr .eryics sIsn 40
tween ne peru Of Great briSaa and fSs pors
Of IN Unissd ssstss. shaIi apply 70 lseters
which shall b exchaassd beswesn the two
pSss Ss.s n ne ross pointed out in the pre-
AazicIs III. Ths exchange Of corrsspoad.
ence between the French and United Ssases
through the following post.onces:-
On the side Of Erance-i. Hayrs; .. Parb; 3.
The trsvsiiing ofice NON fsris 70 Oaiais
ySss OF g. se. :Ss q =: f.S.Ss Ts,sfS s: N:S
Ax4ToIs ~. re relations ssswesa tns
French ana tAe United States sxchaHee post.
siii sSsn 5. ssssBiisssd 10 .Ss sOiO~ins nasnss%
LIST. The Havrs ofies shaIl cornspoad With
the N0V York, Boetoc, and Philadelphia o1acss
a. vsn by the packets and other steam vessels
the United Statss nail peckse., ne British
the Caaadian packsss performtle regular scr.
vice between the ports Of Great britain and the
aud with the Portland, Dseroit, and OoicaGc
omces, oy the Canadian peckess plying eesWeen
Great Britain and Portland, or River du Loup,
from Paris to Calais shall correspond with the
New YORK, Boston, and Philadelphia od1cee
BY the Uaited Statss mail packets, the British
packets and other British steam vessels, and
the Canadtan packets performing regular ser.
vice between the ports of Great Britain and
the ports Of the United States, or River du
| Loup: and with the Portland. Datroit, And
Chicsgo ofaees ~ the CAnadisn pscksts plying
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THE PKNNsYLvANIA ELECTION.
GearY,& Maisritx n Reduced

7slegraphed EnciHsiceiy TO The Euenin0 Star.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct l5.-The Press table
makes Geary's majority 3,i6&.
The Age publishes NO table OF the S,ate vote.
but Gays that no returns have beep received 20
be relied on; that both parties claim the VIC
tory, and that only the Official returns will de-
eide the contest
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TELEGRAMS TO The STAR.
This Aesrasen's Dispatches
SPECIAL REPORTS.
0AsG BALl,

SPeossl 10 ne Epesssa Stsr.
PHILADkIPHIA. Oct. Is The gone OF bss.
Dali which was 20 have ben played here ye--
.etes. oetween the famous Atlanucs, OF
BROOKLYN. and the Athletics OF this CITY. dat
not come on, BY reason OF the non-arrival OF
the Atlantics nnul evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

FATAL AcCID1NT.-On Friday last Mr. John
was run oyef By oome coal cars and Instant.
~ killed. He had gone into the mine With
some friends, and while there they heard ears
apProechinf. MI. Lowry stsppea On 70 one
panying him on the other Side Ths space
between the cars and the wall was 90 little
that they caught Mr.. Lowry and crushed h i'm.
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FROM PARIS.
Napoleon well Ensugh to 20 a Cunning
Labor Strikes.

Ieteoraphed Ezclasi,eiy % Tls Eses.sag star
PARIS, Oct lS.-rhe Emperor's health fs
satssfactory. Yesterday he went DOT hunting.
strike OF coachmea and merchan On, cIerr.
~ imminent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15
ADMpRAL FARRAGUr =

ADMIRAL FARRAGUf BETTER.
7eiegrdpAed Exclusively TO The Ecensag Star.
CHICAGO. Oct. l5.-Admiral FarrAgut is moro
comfortable to-day. Last night there vas q
slight I'M rovement in ms condition, but De rs
not out OF danger.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WHAT A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
- PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN Kill
LkBi 1t not only cures tie ills Of the human
smfly, butts also . sure remedy for horses With
QUO. IL has never been known to fail In . cure
Of the worst cases: and for sprains, gsns, etc. IL
never faiis-try Il once. Direct ACCOMPANY
zach bottle. Sold By Druggists generally y.-Ksrtou
CoNSfy (Ky) Democrat. a as.im
BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the vov,d.
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reiiSiie
instentaneouo; no disap ppointment; no ridicuions
tnts; remedies the III effects Of bed Dyes; invis
CRATES and leaves the Hair soft and beeutifut
BLACK OR BROWN Sold BY all Drueai sts SnS Per.
iunefs; and properly applied st Baechclors Wiz
Factory, No. 16 Bond street. N. T. 90. .eoiv
PERFECT MANHOOD.
16SA1e FOB YOUNG 'MBN on the svt,s a
1EEf.D9ERvAfION, With certain heip for ths
Nnne ana uniortonato. Sent In seAled letter an.
sseHi3Rec. free Of charge; .Addrsss HOWARD As.
eOOlATION. Box p, Philadslphis, Pa Sa2s.so
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0Isws Q.aksss srsse psoA,bistns tobacco.
~Miss Asher, II and handsome, 10 70 lee
n7'HaRtsora viii hsvs wonan's Rights
OoavsnkiA October ss-se. t3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

PERSONAL Senator Cattell, OF New JERSEY,
10 at the National. ....Hon. Reverdy johnson.
Of Mary land, IL at Willard's.
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Tine LONDON TINES ON rHE SPAN
1sH lNSURR GCftON

Photographed Erclasirely 20 The Ereninq Star.
LONDON, Oct. I5.-The Times' money article
to-day states that confidence in the ability sf
Spain TO repress the Republican insurrectiou
Is increasing in commercial circles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

~Napolson has resumed hn ciearst,ss.
Many Swedish Immigrants are eolnr
uieeissippi, ana most OF them sse Nee aanir
.0Prnce Arthur has promised TO Visit Nss
York in November. --I--- = : = >"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

TEE DECISION As TO STAND Cas- Ks.-The fm.
preston seems to have gained ground that the
decision OF Commissioner Delauo abolishing
the use Of stand casks makes it necessary 10
throw them aside, and prohibits their nss for
any other purpose. This is not 20, a. the deci-
sion merely prohibits the use OF the casks for
retailing liquors from.
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GREAT FIRE IN GLASGOW, SCor-
LAND.

fetesrdphed Erciusiveis 10 The Erening Star.
GLASGOW, Oct IS "A great IRE 10 now raging
% TINS city. The Vulcan Oil Works and Eagle
iron WORKS are burning, and the loss will be
very great.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

IAR NEW SECRETARY OF WAR.-The New
YORK Post notes as curious instance OF the
mutations OF fortune that Mr.. Belxuap, now
Secretary OF War, In 1866, when he left the
army, sstrongly desired the position OF Major
or Lieutenant Colonel in the regular army,
and was much disappointed when he failed to
GET 1t. HIS present wife was Miss Tomlinsou,
OF Kentucky, whose brother, an oficer IN the
rebel army, General Belknap captured during
the war He has several children by q pre-.
vious wife.
FAsHIoNABLB WRDDINa-The MARI of
Miss Lille Martin to Lord Hubert lie Row s
Ainsley-about the genuineuess OF whose title
1t will be remembered, some doubts have been
raised-took place in New York at noon on
wednesday. The dress OF the bride was q lirht
peari.colored silk Of the richest and most ex.
pensive quality. The first, or lower skirt, was
ornamented with wide. straight fiounce. mt
In In box plaits, Quite small. aud trimmed with
two bias folds Of velvet q shade corresponding
with the silk. The flounce was headed with
heavy white satin cord, which formed a very
pretty and sty lish effect. The upper skirt was
made quite fall, elegantly trimmed with fringe
and ornamented At the sides and back, where IL
was gracefully loopsd with large bows of pearl.
colored velvet. The basque worn in connec.i
with this dress was made to At the form tieht.
and was trimmed with two bias bands OF
velvet, with satin csrd and rich fringe, gray
velvet sash, cut with long pointed ends.
Diamond drops glittered from her ears, neck
and arms, and in her gloved hand she held a
beautiful bridal bou Qust.
The groom was atdred, as matter of course.
in the recognized Engiish wedding costume
dark blue frock coat white vest, psarI.colored
Towsers and lavender kids. A tuberose fitted
nicely in the buttonhole Of his left breast, and
he held his new silk hat in his hand, which to
many was suggestive and occasioned comment.
Immediately after the ceremony an elegant
breakfast was served 70 the company present,
ana at four o'clock the bridal pair LEFT for
Philadelphia.
RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMS. = The receipts
from Customs at the ports below named, from
October 1st to 9th inclusive, were as follows
Boston, S543,934.35: New York, eSa32,3t7.,5
Philadelphia, &226, ,476.67; Baltimore, ,saO7 5I sO
San francisco, Sept. Is to Oct. I'd, s269, 1864.
Total, 44,619,1O6.7I.
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THf ALsoNouix soF SoLp.-Mr. Laroche,
the Haytien Minister, who purchased Of this
Government the United States steamer Aleou.
Quin for $4,000, has, after trial, returned her
70 the Government Is not beng what she was
represented. The purchase money will be re.
funded. Mr.. Laroche Afterwards bought the
Pequod Of Sam. Ward,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

FAILIH Mu.-rhe lassst suggsseioa mon
the enterprising ladies of The nsvolesea n.ws-
be ispeinnof sHomss Snr FalIsa 10" Lhis
ioea has the merit oforiginalify g loaeI Lneee
men, they cay, 90 not dssirs 9 49, - -: "rhsy
nrv6sr' : nryesy Soof, sn1ceiy roanaSd form, .
IN al the 80, . sn1De. or ths Aufsor of n
handkereh1ef," Fsoa thees temptations tho
.sstronG-mindsd" desirs 70 remeye them. Bat
~ expect not.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

SHCRHrARY RoBRsoN and Vice Admiral
Porter have returned from Annapo pohs and
were At the Navy Department to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

ExcLueIvHLY 1oR LADIls.-The ladies are
respectfa1ly informed thar il has become ne
least much lower tkan hey were Last vintsr.
Nevertheless num6er Of die s4x not having
learned the fact, still kesp their cushioas on
their crowns, which loofs bad for narow
ne0ko, very b0d. IA - - tT-- tls
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vUn TEE p4svn5s l{yA} FE1Nmzs..sea N,.: q Coz

TnI DAHvILLl ,{yA.) FAm-sseeeA Of Cor.
sdarsss ysstsrdsy % ths hif SzoaSds g Tan
:.is :: i. sssss slS = - ospos,.,os essn %
ct q cormOrtsts ana csrpst.ssescrS, vSo "a
nothing @ ssake blt thelr own Seffish nor.
ests. h rejeiced that the election sostied the
fact thet yiIelDie wa. Asfsafler % b rllsd On
and polinipl eqlaitiH. Whsf sRS6DW needs
u pJeaty of honest industrioua Cd intslli-
sent Iaboysrs, No natase fron what o1rce they
ecns: 4: 3 1880 . tss ysons mssed vir.
cake tAe ploy and ~ 70 the iaSee cisies Of tas
North, WbHe yice lad demorslizotioa await
thsm. sJudee Rye. STATE Tfsasursr, followed
Governor. -rre rir
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EVENING STAR.
Warrington News and Gossip.

THB PRDsIDBHr being abseAt from the CITY
no Cabinet meeting was held to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

IxrHRNAL RyvlHuI.-Ths receipts to-day
from this source were 4x93,359. E..
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D1eSRucTIvR FIRR IN NBALrrnoRR-Ware-
house building, No. $40 Baltimore street, Bal.i-
more. was burned yesterday. The basement
ana nrst story, occupied BY Moses Guman a.
badly damaged BY IRE and water. Loss esti-
mated a. 81, partially insured. The sec.
ond, third and fourth stories were occupied by
in boo.s and shoes. Eumatsa loss, $4,000; par.
TALLY insured. The damage 70 the boildinr 10
about el,000. The flames comm unicatsd 70 me
roof Of the warehouse, No. 3s7. The upper
don 4 Co. lamp ana coal OIL dealers. Loss.
eR,so0i fally tnsursd- The 1re v lid 70 have
been the work Of IN in ncendiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

CoNNIssIoNKR DBIARo returned from Ohis
At twelve O'Clock to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

SHoorIue--Last Wsek a. Bserys Ferry sn
alssrcasioa tpok place between yoseph b. I,nd-
Py and John ,: Red over . suck Of wood.
Lindsey. The weapon used by Indsev ~
large cavalry revoivW. The BAN struck Resd
IN the eAest, ana would probably have proved
faeal eut nat u struck rse and passed srouns
fhe BODY. Ioere 10 not q MAGISTRATE, cousfa -
OF peace odhcer OF any tind in the whole lenStS
o. tne mountain In thn county.-cl Clarke cossfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

JHTFRRsoN DAVIS, who has been in Balti.
more since Sunday evening last. will sail 70.
Charleston this afternoon, en- rosie for Missis.
slppi. - s--. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-15

PRoMorroNs.-Oharles White and w. W..
Wallace have been promoted from first to
second.c class clerks in the Third Auditors OF.
fee; Roger BELLS from first to second class in
the Second Comptroller's Once.