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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-12
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fel9 I'm UntontOwn, Ky.
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-13
.KRON W.ASHLNGTO.N.
The Question of Removing the National On pital
--PCtition of the Prepcrty-hOIIers to Com
grcss Not TO Permit the Change.
LcL tn Ilhn taniLl

The Question of Removing the National Capital
Petition OF the ProDcrty-hOiders to Con-
Ercss Not TO Permit the Change.
Despatch 10 The EUeniIg telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-The agitation OF the
question OF a removal of the national capital
from this city has evidently alarmed property
holders here, including number of high
officials. TO counteraCt this memorial to Con-
gress on the subject has been prepared by the
leading capitalists, setting forth:-1. That
the scat OF government was permanently
located here by an net of Congress- in
accordance with special provision of the Con-
stitItion. 2. That General Washington ad-
dressed q letter to the PEOPLE of the United
States and to the subjects of foreign nations.
inviting them 10 invest their capital here. as it
woul1 be exempt from taxation. g. That a
large amount OF the property purchased under
this invitation had since been sold for taxes
4, Jhat the Government owns more than half
the city (5J0 acrc>l together with all its
grand avenues. and yet pays not one
cent of taxes. ,. That the capital
was located here expressly to avoid an over
crowded population. which might overawe
national legislation. t. That Congress had ex-
elusive legislative power over the District of
Columbia, but owing to The amount of legisla-
ton necessary for the country at large, the Dis
trict had been entirely ignored. Z. That the peo-
peoI the District were deprived of the privilege
OF improving their commerce, building new
railroads. constructing market houses, an d
paving their streets, and praying, Sth, that
| Congress will place the District of Columbia
again under the jurisdiction of MARYLAND or
under the jurisdiction of Massachusetts or
any State OF the Union Congress may select
Copies OF the petition are being circulated
among the citizens OF Washington and George
town Tor signature.
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The Osty Anusemcnts.

At THE ACADEMY or Music AuDers comic opera
I'm three acts, entitled The Black DomHo will be per-
iO1ned this evening, with Miss Rose HersCe, Mcssrs.
Castle, Lgurance Seguin ana Han in the cast This
opera viii be repeated tomorrow evening
ATTHE WALNUT Mr.. Booth viii appear as "Rchard
NJ tonight, anG tomorrow evening as "BertuccIo,
in The Fools Rev lyc.
Ar THE CHEsN6T Robertson's comedy Of Home
Will be repeated this evening
Ar THE ARCH FOT7nOSd still holds the boards.
AT THE EbFVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE first
class performance will be given this evening" III
GLIDING many Ethiopian cOmicalities.
THE GREAT EUROpEAE CIRCUS stu continues 10
attract crow63 of spectators to its pavilion on Eighth
street, below Vine. The troupe of performers con
neCtcd with it is Of the best kind-gracelul, agile
ana strOng-the horses are nlarvelS OF tameness
fectncss and intelligence. Notwithstanding the
two performances daily, one in the afternoon, the
other in the evening, the spacious tent always hods
a thrOnged audience The performances are novel
ana stgrtng, the programme one OF surprising eN-
celence and diversity. The eats OF equlstrianisnl,
gymnastics, acrObatism, etc, are never rendered
but aEplauded. Mr.. Charles Sherwood the Infant
wonder" MASTER Harry Conrad; the great clowns,
sam Long and FRANK Whitaker; Pierce, the lion
tanner and others OF fame, all make their appear
al &c In the ring.
TyiE "STAR' CoUBsE OF LECTURES, instituted by T.
i. PaCh Esq, is meeting with the decided approba-
ton OfOur citizens Large numbers OF season tickets
ana tickets for single admission have already been
disposed or The sale will continue from day TO day
at Goulds, No. 923 Chesnut street.
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EEUsICAL AVID DRAMATIC.

"Brn DinvoIo" by the Parepa-ROsa Troupe.
m consideration Of the fact that yesterday was
election day, the audience which assembled at the
Academy Of Music last evening was large. The
Parepa-Rosa troupe performed Auber's popular
opera Of Fra DiaOolo in very satisfactory and plea
SAINT style. Miss Rose Hersee appeared as "zerina"
a part in which she displayed her rare vocal powers
and arch style Of acting to excellent advantage.
Al the opening of the second act she sang the
"Carniyal of Venice" with exceeding grace and
sweetness and secured a rapturous applause. Mr..
NoTdhlOm appeared in the part Of the "Bandit" and
executed the score with fidelity and spirit His act
ing however, was scarcelyup TO the standard, while
his dressing Of the part was entirely out of place.
NJ. Campbell appeared in his old role of "Beppo,"
and MIR. Hail in that OF "GiacomO." Mr. and Mrs
seguin as ordn and "Lady Alcash" were as brilliant
as usual the acting of the former being remarkably
dToll while his vocalisaton was quite the opposite
a. COmnpndallp.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-13
Latest Returns from the Interior Of
Our State-The Republican Ma.
jority in Ohio -Pendleton
Makes Strong Pull.
G. E n e AZ NyE w S.
Shocking Catastrophe at Franklin
Horrible Death of Watehman and
His Entire Family-The Ma
tional Capital and It's
Removal,
THE STATE ELECTIONS.
Latest Returns from. the Interior of Pennsyl-

Latest Returns from the Interior of Pennsyl-
Vpniu.
Special Despatch 20 The EreuinJ Telegraph.
JoHEsTowN, Pa, Oc,. 13.--The following returns
have been reCeived:-
Cambria county-JOhnstown, Gearys majority, ,26T !;
Franklin 36: Richlsnd, %; YOder 42 jackson, "a (;
Bilville, 90; COnemauah township, 21.
cambria CITY, Packers majority, a. Democratic
majority In the county, so.
Special Despatch e The Evening Telegraph.
ALTOONA, Oct 19.--GearyS majority here, 150.
Republican majority in Blair county, $50
Special Despatch 10 The EConjHg Tciegrsph.
NoRRIsTowN, oct. 13--An but two districts in this
county have been heard from, and show Demo-
cratic gain OF 20 over Hartranft
SCRANTON, Oct 13.-COlouel William Y. Morris,
Republican, is elected mayor over George Sander
son, Democrat. At the last State election the Demo-
Gratis carried this city by $50 majority.
latest Returns from Ohio.
CLEVELAND oct 13.-Returns from one-third Of
the State have been received. Hayes falls Off five
thousand AT this rate the Republican majority will
be about five thousand Many Democratic strong
holds have not yet been heard FROM
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FROM THE SOUTH.
Tie Maryland Republican stata Couv.n,,

Tie Maryland Republican State Convention.
Despdtch to Bre6ing Telegraph
BALTIMORE, Oct. 10 THE Republican State Con-
vention to nominate candidate for Comptroller OF
the State met to-day at noon, at the New Assembly
Rooms and organized by eleciing the following ON
GERS: Jacob Tome, of Cecl, President; Ii. III.
GodsborOugh, Of Talbot, Gelem Andrew NJ, Deni-
son. Of Baltimore city, John T. lnsOn, of Baltimore
Vice-Presidents; W. K. Whine, OF Charles, w. ii.
Lontermick, OF Allegheny, aAd Smythe, of Kent,
Secretaries: and James MSnleY Of Baltimore city,
Scrpeant-at-Auns. At haf-Dast o'clock the Con-
venti0n took a recess OF hllf an hour in order to
give time 10 the Committed on Resolutions TO pre-
pare their report
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FROM EUROPE.
to be Suppressed in France.

Meetings TO be Suppressed in France.
By the ARgtO-Anlerican Cable
PARIS, Oct. t3.-The Journal OHcicl has the follow
ing news:-Seyeral public reunions have been an
nOunced to take place, and disorders are threatened
The government, however, will enforce the law
authorizing the suppression OF all public meetings
OF Il character calculated to disturb public order.
IL is now said that the finding Of the body OF NJ.
Kinck in AsaCe is false.
Lord Derby inseHsible,
LONDON, Oct. lathe news to-day s meagTc.
Lord DerbYiS condition is much worse to-day lie
has been nsensibe for several hours
This Evenings Quotations.
By the AngjO-AHtericdE Cable
LONDON, oct. 1880 p M.-ConsOs closed al
93 52Os Of 1862, S4i9 OF lS65 Old 81; Of 1857 s3 "a
1040s, 90. Railways quiet Erio 23ai Illinois Cen
tral, 98g.; Atlantic and Great Western 26H.
FRANKFORT, Oct l3.--0-2O5 firm M SSll Tor 1898.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1880 y. Motion closed ad-
vancinG; uplaBds, u ID; Orleans, 125d.; sales TO-
day 5000 bales including 2000 for export and specu-
lation.
1c
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FROM EUROPE.
This Morning. Quotations.

By Anglo-AH american cable.
LONDON, Oct. 18--l1 g.. M-COnsOls open at 93%
for money and 93l for account. United States 5-2Os
lsG2 S4]{; 1868, Old, atl6; 1s67s, S25S 1O-4Os
l61l Erie, 28H Illinois Central 9324 Atlantic and
Great Western, 2GG.
LIyERpooI, OCT l9-ll-A. M.-Cotton opens
quiet; middling upIitais, 12h@123ad. middling
orleans, l2%@l2ssd,; the sales are estimated at
1000 bales. Corn, POS. 8d. Tor European.
LONDON, oct 18-ll a. M.-Tallow, AIS, Sd for new.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, Oct. l3--l =. M.-COnsOls, 93k for money
and account. American securities quiet. Erie 29 i (.
PARIS, oei lS-l i. M.-Ihe Bourse is quiet
LIVERPOOL, oct. 1871 T. l-Cotton easier, estl-
mated sales, 5000 bales.
HAyRE, oct l8,-Cotton opens quiet; anoat, 1881
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FROM THE STATE.
Horrible Calamity at Framklin-A WatcI,naB a
and his Family Burned TO Death.

HOTrtnle Calamity at FrRnlKlin-A Watchiaa n
and his akRIniIS Burned TO Death.
Speeio! Despatch TO The ECening Telegraph
FRANKLIN, Pa, Oct 13.-Information has lust
reached here OF LOsJ frghIful calamity which oc-
CURED last night About II O'Clock the signal tower
OF MnehiR Railroad, on Broad Mountain, took fire
at its base, and before being made aware of their
dreadful position the wachman and his family con-
sisting OF his wife and TWO children, were burned to
death. sister-inaY Of the watchman was also
IN the tower at the tIale bat escaped by jumping
from window. The tire, which originated iD the
lower part OF the tower ascended with fe lrfui
rapdity, and cut of all means OF escape from the
unfortunate inmates 10 IS sad they were enveloped
in flames before realizing their terrible Situation
The names Of the victims lave not yet been ascer-
tained
Latest Particulars.
SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, oct B.-Iast night about II
o'clock the signal tower of the Mnehill railroad on
the Broad Mountain, caught fire, burning to death
the watchman, owen Fernley, and his family con
sistng of his wife and two children. siseT-iu-aW
was also in the tower at the time, but escaped by
'eaping from q window. The fire originated i'm me
lower part Of the tower.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
The Effect Of the Elections in Baltimore
ocinE IaannLch 10 IIe ELelinh InLcnrnnh

Tine EHect oil the elections in Baltimore.
Special Despatch to The Egeniag Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, Oct 13-There is much rejoicing
here among the Republicans over the victorie;
in Pennsylvania and Ohio AconsideEable num-
her Of Democrats lost by betting on both sides.
The Democratic quarrel intensifes, and the Re-
publicans are taking great courage since the
late triumphs. They will poll large vote. The
Republican State Convention to nominate
State Comptroller is now in session here, and is
fDllv attended
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General Sherman Gives Up the Office
Major General William M Belk-
nap Appointed His Success
sof by the. President.
N E W. x o r k.
Our National Commerce Meeting of
the Congressional Committee in
New York-Disaster in Ro-
chester-The Gold
Market.
FROM WASHINGTON.
The New Secretary of War-RIniOr-Cencral
William VI. BellsnRp the LmcAN NInn.

Despatch 10 the a associated Press
WASHINGTON, Oct, 13.-It is known that General
sherman accepted the Ofice of Secretary OF War
only temporarily, or until the President could make
permanent appointment He has now appointed
Nalor-General William 81. Belknap, OF Keokuk
Iowa, as his successor Major-General Beknap is a
graduate of Princeton College, New Jersey.
He served in the army from the first to the last
day OF the late war. He commanded one of the
divisions OF the Fifteenth army corps in General
Shermans last two campaigns, with great credit to
himself and to the entire satisfaction of his superior
officer He is about thiryeightyears OF age, in eX-
celent health, and lawyer by profession He has
ingtOn in few days, when General Sherman will
formally resign his position as Secretary Of War, and
MajorGeneTal Beknap will enter upon the duties of
hls OfiCe.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-13
EDITION
ELECTIONS.
Hayes Majority in ohio-Further Re-
turns from Couaties and
Towns.
TIE SITE ELECTL0N
Additional Returns from Countlcn md To :.

AUOTIIOWHT VOVW
Nhrtbumberland county, DEM majority III
Bnckalew, $50 majority In the county, and iA
Tie district over Chalfant and Whtmyer a
Vensngo county, complete, Rep. majority sou
Montour county, Dem. majority, ass, same as last
year 80 ~, ,,
Wegtmoreland county, 30 districts heard fror,
Dem gain, CT ; prob'Dle Dem. majority in coanty,
1900 10 1850.
LEBANON county Republican majority, 1920.
Harrington connty-,Republican majority, 500.
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FROM NEW .EyNGL.AE.D.
PcdestrianislII,

BOSTON, Oct l3.--McEttrck has beaten Haydock
m the walking match a. the Rink, doing one hundred
miles in % hours, 2T minutes and 30 seconds, aud
exclusive Of stops, in 2l hours, minute and 30 sec
Onds. HaydOcH was considerably in the rear.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
A New and Important Railway Project.

memphis, Oct. 13.-A meeting in reference to the
Memphis, Springfield. and Kansas City Railroad has
been held here by the Chamber of Commerce. Adj
dresses were made by Colonel Eldridge, of Spring.
field, MO-, Judges Byers and Kendall, of Arkansas,
and stlers showing the great Importance OF the
work. Resolutions in favor OF building the road, and
promising liberal aid in fUrtherance OF the enter
prise, were adopted. X. &. Gcst, Judge SWayne A.
Il. Lacy, B. b. Waddell, and William Farms were ap-
pointed delegates 10 the Kansas City, Mo- Conyen-
ton on the 10th.
.MansiRuRhiSEs
Joseph Dunn, hachman, was Killed this morning
in front Of the Peabody Hotel, by J. NJ, Harris a
latter
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FROM NEW Y'ORE
Receptios Of lJg,rNrucs,s

FttCVWtt'''i -. -f'nsanr IfuCbis.
Despatch to The Ere'f'nSrY Telegraph
NEW YORK, Oct. 1s1 49, A. Providence Light In.
fantty We're @ or this r1nry Of the 29d Regi-
liyered an address of welcome, GScb igaa uan 1c-
sponded to 10y Chaplain Cooper grind otontio @ iS
guests at the 22d Regiments armory iS eon,ndt oI re
Tomorrow they will visit Blackwell ari SonSagH Soihg
Islands. on invitation OF the Commissioners ~ p,Iii
('haritips and Corrections - ""hN
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FOURTH EDITION
AFFAIRS
Further Returns from Pennsylvania
Counties-The Ohio Contest-Fro-
bable Standing of the Le-
gislature-What the
Democrats Con-
oede.
THE STATE ELECTION.
amin

FnfIhcr RcIufns from inc LnItfIOf OF Il UHH'II"
vuniu,
Union county, Rep majority, 594 Rep. loss, l2o.
Lehgh county, Dem. majority, 1908 Dem. gain, w.
Beaver county Rep. majority, 700 +; Rep. loss, 90
Butler county Rep. majority, 400i Rep gain, 30.
hercer county, Rep. majority $50; Rep, loss 60
York county, Dem. majority, 2Sa0: Rep. gain, lo5
15O
Bucks county, ~ districts give a Republican gain
OF 200. The Democratic majority in the county viii
he 800 TO coo. The Democratic legislative and county
ticket is elected.
Northampton county, Dem. majority, 346O; Rep.
ain. 204, with few townships TO hear from.
Fayette county Dem. majority, 100; Rep gain, 2Is.
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FROM OHIO.
What is Conceded by the Democrats.

hHilt - NOHNcNtN DfhauNi'sSs
Special Despatch to The Euetling Telegraph.
CINCINNATI, Oct 13 In onc-third OF the state
Hayes Republican, loses 5000 over october OF last
year, but it is generally conceded that he Is elected
hy small majority The State ticket 10 elected.
The result for the Legislature IL not yet known III
is exceedingly close. Democratic estimates claim
the following figures -Senate-Democrats, 10; ke-
publican, IL. House-DemOCrats, 50; Republicans,
56 At all events the majority either way will be
small and neither party will have q reliable work
ing majority.
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FROM THE. VEST.
Mormon Emigri.nts at Omnhn.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 13-Tmee hundred ana fifty Nor
mons, principally from England, arrived at Omaha
on Monday and left for Utah.
Vice-PresIdent COIfax
left Omaha yesterday. General Dix has arrived
from the West, aud will participate in the hunt
to-day.
The Wyoming Legislature met yesterday. I. D.
Marvin, OF Laramie county was elected President OF
Speaker of the House. '''
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From OHIO.

Hayes Conceded 10 have 5000 Majority.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, oct. 13.--Returns ana estin,ato,
made by both parties indicate that Hayes is eIected
NV about 5000 majority. The House win be Den,
cratic and the Senate Republican The Democrats
claim it so close that u viii require the ocsI vote
in ietermine who is elected GOVERNOR ~ WV
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FROM THE WEST.
The success in Omnhn.

The Success in Omaha.
Despatch to The EUeTlilg Telegraph.
OMAHA, Oct. lathe county election passed OIL
yesterday without disturbance. The greater part OF
the Republ can ticket is elected.
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FROM OHIO.

BumOrs About The Result Of the Vote.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.--There are many rumors as
TO how the State has gone The GdZettc gives Hayes
majority Of 40s3 while another report comedies the
State 70 PenQlCtOn
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Relmns from InterIor Towns.
stOcIs Quotations by TcIcGraph 3 P. y.

York house the following
N. Y. Central II. .....176i
N, Y. and Erie r.. 32gi
~. and Rea. II. ...... 95ls
Mich. s. and N. i. r.. $685.
Gle. ana Pitt. R.....t00
Shi. and n. w. com. GO :,
Oil and N. w. pref. Sc !
Ghl. ana r, !. R......lO5
Pltt,l ~. Way, Y On. 50
Facilc ID. S.,,,,.,t., - !
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THE BOARD OF RETURN JUDGES, under the pro-
visions of the Registry act will assemble tomorrow
morning az 10 O'clock in the Supreme Court rOem TO
count the vote polled yesterday.
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THE STATE ELECTION.

The Vote in Bucks County.
NoRRIsTOwN, Oct. 18--Neary all OF the county
has been heard iIOn, and Packers majority VIII be
less than 1000.
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DEADLY WEAPONs, &c.-Yesterday afternoon Will
liam Bains was arrested at Second and Carpenter
streets for carrying concealed deadly weapons ana
stQudulently voting. Aid. Kerr held him for a fur
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OFFICIAL VOTES.
Tic Elnhlh ward.

The Eighth Ward.
The following is the onielal vote OF the Eighth
wards as made up by the Return Judges this morn
ing;-
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FIRE.--BefOre daylight this morning fire broke
out in the grocery store OF John L. Carney, north
east corner OF Twelfth and Federal streets The loss
has not been ascertained. The place was insured
for s1100 Carney has been arrested on suspicion Of
having himself applied the match.
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DEfECTIvE m TROUBLE.-Detectve Oncer Charles
F. Miller was arrested yesterday for tearing a mans
coat and held to answer by Aid SineX in $500 bail.
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The baltimore Produce Marriott,

BALTIMORE, Oct. 1e.--Cotton dul and nominal at
2Gc Flour dun and nOminaly Unchanged except
Western superine, at S5G2%@5S7H; 40. extra, at
S4O6i'59 Corn firm, white, s110@11G; Western,
sl@1O5. oats duh at 5c@60c. Rye, sl1Qal rs. Pro-
Visions unchanged in every respect. Whisky firm
at sl2l@122'
stocls Quotations BY Telssrsph-I PM:
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

SPEClRL- No lCESs
For additional lloeeal Notice, see Ge A,sid. Feqe,
Roy CADEMY OF UsIC
THE STAR COURSE OF LECTURES.
THE OPENING LECTURE or THE FIRST SERIES
BY MISS ANNA &C. DICKINSON,
On TUESDAY EVENING October 49,
subject-"wmTzD SEpULoHREsn
tAn Insight into Modern Life at Salt Lake City.
To bo followed by
r. J. DIE ooRDoYA' Oct 2l--"r49 n Sham Family at
MISS OLIVE LOGAN Oct. 25 Girls"
r. j. DE CORDoVA Get 27-"Our New Clergyman
HONS. S. COX, Nov. 2s-"New England Trausccnden,
HON. CHARLES SUMNER Dec. iI%'Caste"
REV. ROBERT COLLYER, ID. d., Dec. 9-"Clear Grit
MARX TWAIN, Dec. 7-"Sandwch Islands"
r. j. DE CORDOVA, Dec 9-"Whifin VS. Snifn."
WENDELL PHILLIPS, Dec. 16-"Daniel o Oonnelln
SCALE OF PRICES
Admission TO each Lecture, Soc; Reserved Seats for
each Lecture, .5c.; Admission to Amphitheare 2jc;
Proscenu Boxes for each Lecture S. Tickets for any
922 Chestnut street Box Once daily from A. NJ to
D r NJ 10l3
neSgn HOUSE OF DISQUALIFICATION
TENDENT AND TEACHER in the White Department
nt the House OF Refuge will be received by the nm
deIsigned until the 24th instant.
JAMES j. BARCLAY, Chairman, etc,
No, 2l9 S, SIXTH Street.
DS'VpFI i" w Is Wtl1 "
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TAPTED TIE TiLL.-A Chap named LOUIS Jones
was arrested yesterday for emptying the money
drawer ia the flour and feed store Of David Hanse
Darby road and GTay's lane. Hansel was engaged
IN the purchase of some Oil from man in the street,
when Louis took advantage OF his absence, distracted
the money from the drawer, and then fed through
the back door, lie was caught by Ohcer bIatsnger
and committed 70 answer bY Alderman Randall.
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Dem. plurality
Dem. plurality.,,
Republican majority. y.........,.
The sixteenth Ward.

At the meeting Of the Return Judges OF the Six
teenth Ward, held this morning, the following was
declared the correct return OF the ward on the city
and state tickets:-
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.FROM .NEN HORK.
Tho Democrallc State Committee.

ALBANY, Oct. 10 samuel j. Tilden, of New Yori
has been chosen chairman, and William Cassidy,
Albany, secretary Of the Democratic State Centra
Committee.
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STOLEN Cows.-JacoO Hamilton and Jacob Hicks,
both colored were arrested yesterday while driving
two COWS Or the Lancaster pike. They were unable
20 give a satisfactory account as to how they came
into possession of the animals, but when Policeman
Lambert took chem to the Sixteenth District Station
house, they confessed that the beasts had been
stolen from a farmer in Chester county. Alderman
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alePdIHnlIEE 1Es P6H }ol0Wng Ig I'E 'n7I NC"