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WASHINGTON.
A prsAvowA1 FROM ,rn. SUMNER.

A DIsAvowAL FROM SrR. SUMMER.
hne New YORK, Nov. go.
A Washington dispatch says Senator
Sumner denies the correctness Of the re.
cent interview with him published in
western papers. He says he did have a
conversation with agentleman ofthe press
in Chicago, but that the views asCribtd to
him were never uttered He declares
that he did not express himself in favor
Of the new party programme, but has no
hesitation in saying that his opinion re-
garding Motley's removal Is unchanged.
'r TROOPS FOR GEORGIA.
The President has ordered q military
force TO be sent to Georgia TO preserve
peace during, the coming election. 1t Is
understood that some Of the troops now
in South Carolina will be sent TO Georgia.
81 THE MESSAGE COMPLETED. "a.
The President has completed his an
nual message. 1t is SAID to be about tho
same length rs his first one to Congress,
and that 1t was read to the Cabinet yes
terdAy. t', -!t.4. ''.-N '+.t
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CUBA.
Enthusiasm Over the News OF a
Spanish King.

EnthuStaSm Over the news OIL n
spanish King.
.,.I. HAVANA, November %.
The dispatches from the New York
Associated Press announcing the election
of Duke AOsta as King Of Spain, haVe
created the most unbOunded enthusiasm.
Salutes were fired, and the city was given
up " festivities.
General DeRodas to-day set at liberty
5000 negroes.
The electoral lists are now forming; Is
deputies to the Constituent Cortes will be
elected rs soon US the lists are completed
The cityis exceedingly healthy.
AdviceS from st. Domingo to the 9TH
instant have been received. A battle had
occurred near the southwestern frontier
between the forces Of Cabral and Baez.
The former were routed. u, ..
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Philadelphia Market.

ray. PHILADELPHIA, November -.
COT7ox-DemAnd good; mIddling uplandS At
40RS; FRIS;tmGF 2s.ciFSS GFaSisr: y :o extra Is sos So
GRAM-Wheat qulOt; Indiana red q 406l q;
Ohio 81 S81SI 40; white 81 4SbI IS. Rye CSC.
Corn unchanged. Oats 63t&, ..
GROCERIEE- lS1tTAc,
PROyIREONB-POFk duh and dropping; mess
at G9t0A 10. Lard 14k0 0l6c, ~
0ILS-Petrolcun, crude l6)Tc; refined &5XC-
WHHKY-Flrm and unchanged Al 9Nc.
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IFiTe ana 4.oss Of Life id chicago.

Tho Metropolitan Hotel, Mt The corner
Of Randolph and Wells street, took fire
about $3.50 this morning from the basc:
ment, and was damaged to the extent Of
$4,000. During the progress Of the fire a
terrible panic occurred among the guests,
in which several were more or less hurt
by lcaping from upper stories. A young
man named Moses Hanson, in the employ
of the hotel, was sulTOCated to death Id
trying to save some Of the female inmates.
Thanksgiving will be very GENERALLY
observed III. this city Tomorrow. 'y,
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New York Produce Market.

,H.. NEW YORK. November S3'
COrTON- Declined and active, and closed heavy;
middlIng Orleans 16KC.
FLOUR-UnChAng0d.
GRAIN-Wheat steady; new spring 81 SS6l ~;
winter red amber 81 46D1 ~. Oats unchanged,
Corn heavy: new 6Il89c; old 9069IKc.
PROYIsIONs-Po and beef unchanged, Bacon
dull. ry'
EGGs-Heavy; fresh sec; lined Bic, .#
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CuICAGO, Nov. y.
FLOuR-Dull. hN' |,e
GRAN-W -Whcat-NO . tprlug Chicago unset
tied and closed firm ut 81 0101 0i4. Corn
for .. Rye; NO.2 nrmer; closing at 73c. Bar
ley; No. 2spring opened dull and closed armer at
Hoos-Actlvs at 9S03sc lower; sales al 50 90
90 IS. H.l- r.fh
CATTLE-Dull at S405Xc. ,...
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TROops FOR OEORGTA
c1NcINNATI.E
o. son 2DsftI--S w -EiS.t
Trial Under the Enforcement Act

Trial Under the enforcement Act.
.o2grNoINNATI, November 90.
Lewis and Henry Carter, Of Lawrence
county Ohio, father and son, were tried
in tho United States Court, before Judge
Lcayitt, on the charge Of preventing col
ored men from voting. This Is tho first
trial. Ihadtupdcr the oct Of Congress Of
May last. Itappcared that Lewis Carter
used violent threats against Lthe cOlOted
men OaeEjpg tb yOteU Tho jury found him
guilty, but recommended him TO the mercy
Of the Court, and acquitted his son. He
was sentenCedto onG months impriSon.
ment i, the jail Of Lawrence county, and
VIM. M. Mitchell, WHO pleaded guilty
oil Offering counterfeit stamps on Caddies
pt tobacco, wds fined four tlonsand dol
lara and costs iJS01E 5S 4Di6iS
Snow fell totbe depth of six inches. 1t
broke many shade and ornamental trees.
1thas melted considerably to-day. q
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y --uLe NEw .Yonk. Nov. 9:

..r 40 " q -' - RI
The Tallahasse. Sentinel, of Saturday
morning, says, contrary 10 what was sur
missed lust week from incorrect reports
the Legislature has been carried by the
RcpublfCans-the Senate standing II
to II, with one still in doubt, and the
House 2S to 81, with four yet to be de-
cidcd. We give to-day correct return
for Congress from 93 counties, and in
thusc counties the Republican ticket Is
1904 ahead. The vote standsas follows
Walls, Rep, 10, 1885; Niblack, Dem, 1881,
Among these counties Alachu is not In
cluded, which will increase the Republi'
can ma jority2 $50. The Democrats have,
therefore, to get $50 majority in the re.
maihing 13 counties, Which Is regarded
as highly improbable. AS most all OF them
will 80 Democratic, however, they may
reach within few figures ofIit.
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Boiler Explosion and Man Killed al
10. TerTe HRute. .,s.., I
TERRE HAUTE, Nov. 2S'

TERRE HAUTE, Nov. 23
Tho boiler in the Telegraph Touring
mills in this city exploded to-dnY With
terrific totce, killing a man named David
Berry and lnjnring his grandson so That
he died soon after, The engineer was also
seriously injured.
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Mn. F. B. PENNIMAN, who recently re.
tired from the Pittsburgh Gazette, put In
forty years ofhis lifeinu unbroken editorial
ab0r
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TnE SOUTH CAROLINA CONTEST.

Senator Sawyer, Of South Carolina,
stopped here on his way north to spend
Thanksgiving. He says that Bowen, can
didate in the Cd congressional district Of
that State, has collected mass Of evidence
to prove the corruption on the part Of
DeLarge, and the contest cannotfail to be
successful. Senator Sawyer estimates
Bowen's righuul majority at about 1000.
DeLarge's majority was returned at 80.
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Baltimore Market.
BALTINoRE. November q
!, s,~.a,

h BALTINoRE, NovGmbOF 2,
Corrox-Flrm; mIddlioE lGSI6AC. 5ama
CHAM Wheat unchanged. Corn llrmer
while SOC; yellow SSc. Oats firm at 0i8Slc. Rye
better Bt706S6c. ~ f.rt.- p. II
PRovtsi0Ss-MCSs pork unchanged. lBacoE
arm; clear rib sides 1SXC; shoulders l5K0iSj6C
hams 9lGbsic. Lard at 156l5kc.
WIISKY-Unchanged at 90c.
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GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.

The Elections in Schleswig.
BERLIN, Nov. %.
The elections in SChlcswig have gCner-
ally resulted in flyor Of those candidates
who support the proposition for anneXa-
tiOn 10 Denmark. 'I.
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NTOTICE.-TO ALL PERSONS IN
IN TERESTED IN THE NAVIGATION OF
THE OHIO RIVER, -,...
In the construction Of the Bridge over the
Ohio River at ParkersbuFg, which the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company IL building, BY Ru,
thOrity OF an act Of Congress, Il became nECes'
.ary 70 obstrlCt one Of the Channel spans by
false works, Of which duo notice was given.
This Ia to give notice, that the said wide Span,
nearest the Virginia shore, has been completed,
with clear waller way Of 20 feet above hlKhoat
water known, and S25 feet between lnRB0nFy, aud
that after NOON OF MONDAY, the 18th OF this
month, the falseWOFkS will hare been removed
from said Span and placed In tue next channel
Span, near the Ohio shore, which Will b0 closed
AtIef that day. +.'.
All Boats, RAlls and Coal Fleets are warned 10
make for tho Virginia Channel Span Aitsr the I4th
- '''''' JAMBS l.. RANDOLPH,
Chief Engineer B. 4 o. R. r.
BALTIMORE, Nd, 10Th November, 1870.
nOYiA.NOd
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THE LATE ELECTIONS.
TIE X, KANSAS IS LEaIsLATul.E.

WASHINGTON, November %,
A private letter received yesterday from
Kansas reports the Legislature Of that
State Republican by joint ballot by ma.
iOrity Of 80, and that Senator Mcdonald
will snrnlv he rn.elected .|u. ..H.
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New York Money and stock Market.
NRv YoRK. Noyember q

STATE BoNDs-SOmcwhAt neglected. Missouri,
9IE; TennesseGa old. 67X: new, 68IG: Virgtnlas,
now, o. old. o.: North Carolina, old, q: new, 2SH
STOCKs-Weslen Union Telegraph. .4gH; Adams
Union, is; United States. 95K; Pacific Mall, Az;
New York Central, 99li; Erie, IS; Harlem, ISlE
Reading, 10li[; Michigan Central, leOk; Glove
land 4 Pittsburgh, 1861: Northwestern, 7gh
do preferred, sos; Rock island, ll2; New JeF
sRy Central. l07%; st. Paul, cox; do preferred
9Iat: Wabash, 62h; do preferred, 7S: Fort Wayne
9SX; Terrc Haute. Is: Chicago and Alton, l14ki
Ohio and Mississippi, 81; Burlington and Quln'
cey, 70: Cleveland, Columbus l. Cincinnati, $780,
Lake Shore, 9SH; Illinois Central, 1S6.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
'H, NEw York, Nov q.
DRY goods 0uict and unchanged.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-30

TnE PRESIDENT yesterday approved an act
Tor the relief Of Commodore s. n. Blssell and
Commodore John D. Cartori an act to amend
an act rntitlod an act 10 authorize the Secre-
rotary Of the Treasury to license yachts; an
act u rcorganlze the marine hospital service
aud to provide for tho relief Of sick and dis
ablcd scameni and act to incorporate the
National Bolivian Navigation Company an
act granting pension TO Sarah =. Stubs :
an act granting q pension to Amanda NJ
Ritchoy an act to provide for changing the
boundaries Of land districts.
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rnr nEr,nrnrNr on RKyEyrE.

an" TllE nkfAhTMfNf " hENENNh. \
In constructing the Departments Of the
HSocuIlyo Government their sub-dlyislons
were indicated by the forms uf other systems
which were Us applicable TO us and as suitable
Tor Ms as for the old industrics Of England CT
arg vther Power.
I. The Irnrposc OF tho creation Of these Dc
partments Is to i~oiliiato the transaction Of
public business with certainty, regularity and
promptncss. Every such Dcpanmnni Ia In
The nature Of high court OF Justice, but u Is
administrative not judicial. Courts Of justice
are constituted, with power Of nnAl decision,
In each Of the Observation-Disclosures comptrollers
but tho great harden Of administration falls
upan strictly administration officers. Y
.. Itls obvious 10 the least reflective that y
vast and unwieidy accumulation OF cases ~
any oue Is In Itself an obstruction 70 the
transaction OF business. ms Is Just as Appii-
cable 10 matters oil Government as 70 the pri-
vAtc transactions OF HE Railways divide
and sub-diyide their business and turn u over
20 various heads There are roads In this
country with more executive departments
than VIC have In the political government Of
die Union' and these Sub-diyisious have been
necessary to their economical administration.
Close analysis VIII instruct w. indeed, mat
tue gruacst Precueu eNh :" uo Auin'n
hhhAheh W VIZ AffsS ~ wv 1919 -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-30

BoNps PuRCHAsED.--On June 80, 1899, the
sinking fund amounted TO ss60i, 900. To
tbs has been added, by purchase, during the
present fiscal year s9s, 1851 900 in bonds, which
will make the sinking fund on the LIST Of July
$50 900, which, added to the purchases Of
the special fund, (ss6, Js6, 9OO,) al purchased
within the present ascal year, gives a grand
total In the hands Of Treasurer spinner Of
al23, igD, 100
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-30

ALFRED ?. REEVES, photographer 10 the
chief clerk Of the Treasury Department., has
resigned and accepted the position Of oofrr-
spending clerkin the banklng-house Of Henry
olews n Co, New York. Mr.. Reeves la.
last evening, and win enter upon tho duties
OF hh now position Tomorrow. ~.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-30

ThE COMMITTEE engaged In examining hs
aialr' OF the bureau Of engraving and pIlnt-
Ing concluded the labor Of counting tholnonsy
Yesterday afternoon, and found II correct.
To-day they WIN finish their task BY counting
the stamps.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-30

NOTIOE-MY ATTENTION HAvIRu JUST
~ and ne oATgstoie q the oh inst, o. partner
ss lP ee.seo1 wyseii And Joseph o. Puxh, under lhs
~ sS. 'hat no such PtEta9fshiP ever became
nlqi ned preyilaaJ bo5a prohlblied AZ the oess 81
40 aPsFs b ~ ordsF "a u kppa1f1noe ~
shytN 70 onurog un4uthori1ad bI ne, aud un
ssAttesit9a ~ us cirouinatanoes in The case. M
t4sh nd nos rlnnJ with the terms stipnatod In c6r
~ nie y ~ bStueoh uu, And tho limitation Of
ne VI 1 dpinn - having expired on The 18th insl
ne enusq nal0latlnh then scniis null and III M ~
~ ne pleaant and future and has been Wiihoat
paSN H. p. wAgGAMAH.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-30

OFFICE op UIITEY QUAHrERMASrEH'sJ
ST.. LOUn, Mo-, jane s. IsIn
There yin b sold a pablie auction.
At tOhI HAYS, Kansas, july Z, Is7U, ID Mulaa
At TORT HARkKR, Kansas, July q, ls7O, los Mule.
AZ hOkI hlLknt Kansas, Jug II, 1870, u Mules.
AT It0hI LkANkNWoRrI, Kansas, July n, islp.
The saloe viii begin a each place At II o'olook a M
The Mules are sound and aorvioeable, having been
boasht under oontraeta and sold for tho reason
that they Are surplus.
Iorma-Oaah at time Of sale.
BY order Of thu QuArtornAster General
-. l. o. EASTON,
le.o-d DepnlE Q. n. o.. o. D. NJ.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-30

s,,l - a, !. wAHl5laros. ID. O., Juns 10. lsa.
Please ssud Ne byo b0tdos of BALM OF LIFE
Aihiheh gin nako NE hNif dOnon. nnd canned AZ
without IL has proved 20 curative lnvisofain9 AID
Fiite.hing 2 % many uHya that must slaaJs nave
greaty / haze been benaated 81 yoar great siSaIlVe
A1d sanitAy liquid. the BALM OF LIZ
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BALM OF LIFE
ms TIKI JOY OF ALL WHO TRY Ir,p

us TIKI JOY OF ALI. WHO TRY IT'D
tablespoontL Of H. taken even hour % an 1dvl,.
W. ION arrest the worst Of DyRanlary Dlarb1s'
Ahd Oholeramorbua For children frun I6res - .
ieAIs eAspoouful, a. Abogs, sponge NM bo.t- 80
lead even hour with the Balm % life Cjhossy. ~
IAhtam nniAuingg cured Dose Teaspoon baif =,
Shpl.g Iu every hirty minutes o. hour Sn.oass NJ
fersn9 M practice and relief viii soon 30 Sotiosd
shne We dread o. the second summer" vii haunt M
q ps6eAh' who have used ths great remedy sue.
DopOfi Corner II and Ninth s'reota ..r .r
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-30

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
~ -, ..- WAAirn0TOH, ID. o., June A. Is7D
On the petition Of EhnY j, LAMsOS 81 Weymontb
aeieeh asetti oIeeutrH Of Daniel IAinaon dsceassd
~ III ne si,en,lon q patent granted 10 The
Iof Az lmpToFsmsnt IN mAohlns for Modelling Hoopsi
ordeIed that the testimony In this ease Ia rosd
On the - dag o. August nsHt that the dino for flinS
5s1msnis and the kIAmnerSfe be limited 10 ne
~ day Of september merit AID that aid potItiG, III
beard on the 1th dAI q September mart -0i Nv
any person may oppose THIS eHtsnsion
. ..,,.- SAMUEL ii FISHER
u lelu-It3N tiommiaHlonar al pataDt.
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Tor Sale or Rent.

HOUSE s SlsgH sT IIs T. Tos HE ,sI ,s,
Jub ]. Rppiy ~ . stss.i neI,h .....s,.
L1oR RFNT ON THE FiRsT OF IyLI -.sk.y.
er TsT9 p, .ss ss ssd r1s oo sas
ilsd b. oenerai Grant ~ headquarters WY .hsde
iTsi n , iSS s 80 ss elrsp,pa Z
s ~ e. -. f Il %s.s ~ We 80
.JUsr ARRIyFp. ,,oua,,l ron A,H.
. Ruav co.s s,snlss. 4 tiis1, Ssts, b pgas.
E fss;s = &i!S, :Sso $,ssD ,
IIESTRE MNRKEr MKr WILL .PIRAsK NO
NOD ssysnts slrssi., on b.. recently owned byJ. p
Tses g; Bg,sAs.,
sssG 5TS, s,1 s and .iSs I'll ssas ' saS
., I@ssF 3 S S&a Ess ~ lis; s
iNoR s6TF-sHIET f0P. BUqoY, HoAsk,
sVa HsbE tn e''d ''d'' cheap 4
Eoh gH Of an ~ Or li,b ~ ~,
lar Tor runt lnduiro uf JAMES phIhy e9ruer Nst-
net jsSs lS!'p' aaa : '''''' no''nN''s y. r
s,,ee, saissse 9 .,rss. ard New Yssk s,'g1 s,,,
ssHssrt ssd 6ss, r0sa,, WIN Foed gssd vide ifgnl
ss 81 n. Al s'Iiss; ASR & seventh s'
CoR RENT-sEyERAL. HANpsoMKIY FUR
II ni.bsd Itssus Sieh tho besi table boayd he mar
ket aHJtda - reduced prices. The ROOM. ere lArIe
eIsnss9 ny AZ X stSsss besvsen Fishih ADD Ninth
Tisl9 hATisF' 'oSommodA'od with hr''slA's board
~ DOGS. win coll one a s.g.eous and ins ~ an AZ
RsI X Sss z foxS 5Ftk P so sSi ~,
INoR RINT-TSfO lANDsonE Twossr0RY
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Dry Goods.

CPECIAL ATTENTION UALIED TO THE HpI.
- LOWING List OF WHITE GOODS JUST
RkOEIVkD IRON THE NEW YORK AUCTIONS
" nozen Iaf1os' Hem Stitched HANDKERCHIEF,
warrq"|pd all iAI. IA cents Apece, wurth ID centa
100 ben Qen| Anon HeIpmed llsndkeguhlefa, -
hdo4" vprtn = | loo dozen Hncn He1nmed Handkcr.
MOI pa - Ivqsth e;lI1Q d.4rn Qents' Lnen
Hsns adlrin ;torth eI9ek a. i
ssEd. rtii y aSd,S - Jar6 ditia. 55 sSn,s Sssia
xss.sss 10. si uird-essDlspsr. ~. 5, $ and u
cents Per yard N|A ~
Piques and BrililAnts vory ohsaP.
Hun Ilnen for suits.
Great bargains In Hosiery. and Ilnon Towels.
Can and examine before bayins elsewhere.
EMORY BANTRR. i
- -I020 Pennsylvania Assnue.
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NEW BOOKS.

FEATHERS FOR ARROWS. b. spuFwsoa. sLsk
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Persons leaving the city for the summer mouths can
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rta N. a. COPELAND.
tifa fauiriana avenue one door e1sl a Seventh Il
fy-As goats Coz New 4Ork hndsu PROD Good.
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Awnings.


ron STORES. orTT. AND COUNTRY REsL
,sIkth DaAoEa. 20
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nA " lGEV5SE!IF, SEI ~ cSgI'E 'FH
GRAND. DIsFr A.|Is oE ,,J {I5ESIEEyspRKs DURING

wAaHIrgrOr. u. O.. Jane "a. is7p.
GEHrfKMHN: Your hAiterihs couimpnica ton ten.
oeived, ard iar lhe merti.tation 81 rod VIII and
Fttihll ne, Fantl arnsA, y aunHdst T1tuRApAV Juv
T. - e t,n'i Iltabls and convenient fpf No Iniss
] rewals. gsa'is'Hss' ro-peotni5 y4arra -
IN 4 a R.rrot. J. Mscfsrland, w. w, W 3D..
h shaw, .. Rsss.lS a Son ard o.henS ,rdsS. W
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-30

Anar dArk eaqh oSu1alr Ne Dis.0lvins Views viii
be exhibited, ard ihsra M Ilyo be magnificent dis
PlJ Of Rresurlt, ADD bcsutifaig illuminated bal
looms Ntll 20 frQQuo IItly sant uR.
day sd 1iaht ead bo Fable MY fsy upca tlo prev.
lmlJppcr conduct whAIwnfWlf be permitted. ana sr.
~ thenselyet q1pptiopa VIII ~ onoe u ~
l1esterhlhA "a dbthl alaf 6Scar q MAJ ihe tiss-
~ o. thnaefA-ion. or uIltaill raasoi dlsorsdt tlon
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-26

The Burwells had grand gathering at
Milford, n. H., a few days since. The family
now numbers 200, and is represented in ten
States of the Union. The founder, John Bur-
well, settled at Milford IN 1869.
The city of Duleith, Mich, founded two
years ago, has now a population of 1000. 1t
has twenty-five hotels, the most important of
which cost $50,000 There are three churches
already erected, and two others in contempla-
tion
"A quartermaster sergeant and a private
deserted not long since from Minnesota, carry
ing with them some $3.50. Two Indian detec-
tives were Immediately employed to pursue and
capture them, which they succeeded in doing
after chase of twenty-four hours. The red
men received $50 each for their services.
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WEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA RAIL

INVEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA RAIL
w ROAD COMPANY.
ON and after MONDAY, April 4, 1870 trains win
leave from the Depot THIRTY-FIRsT and CHES-
No'' as i0noFRfo FROM PHILADELPHIA
e,4o AM, for b. G. Junction. stops at all stations
Tlb AM, for West Chester, stops at all stations
B. @. Junction FOR oxford, Kenneth Port Deposit.
and stations on the p. and b. CIR. X.
s4O A. M for West Chester stops at all stations.
$50 p. M. for West chester stops at all stations.
4l5 p. N. for B. c. junction stops at all stations.
A45 NJ. for West Chester stops at all stations west
junction for oxford, Kennett, Fort Deposit, and
all stations on the P. 4 B. O. r. r.
$50 p. M. for b. @. Junction. This train commences
running on and after June l. 1870, stopping at all
as p N. for West Chester stops at all stations
II an p M for West Chester stops at all stations.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
b.2b A. M from B. c. junction stops at all stations.
80 A. NJ from West Chester stops at all stations.
T4O A. NJ from West Chester stops at all stations DO
tween W. Q; and Media except Greenwood, % con con
Port Depoait, and all stations on the T. d b. Q.
s1h A. M. from B. c. Junction stops at all statons
1000 A. NJ from West Chester stops at all stations
sos p M from B. @. Junction stops at all statona
! if5 p. N. from West Chester stops at all stations
400 om West Chester , Stops s ,osd a. az Stations
Port Deposit and all stations on the +. b. c. r. r.
ssb p M. from West Chester stops at all stations,
connecting at B Q. Junction with p; I; q b .. 4. n
mences running on ana after June LIST. 1870 stop
ping at all stations, iona, suNnays
sos ~ for West Chester stops at all stations Con.
meeting at B. G. Junction with p. a b. q. X. r.
ESQ p ~ for West Chester stops at all stations
4-8O A. N. from West Chester stops Al al stations.
T60 p nj from West Chester stops al al sIatons,
VIC. WHEELER, supI
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-26
WEST JERSEY RAILRoADs
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS

0UMmEh hAhhANdEM ENTS.
COMMENCING THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1870.
Leave Philadelphia, foot Of Market street (uppsi
s60 A. M, Mail for Bridgeton, Salem, Vineland,
Millvillo, Swedesboro and intermediate stations.
900 A. M. Mail and Express for Cape May.
ll'45 A. M, Woodbury. Accommodation.
SIS p. M, ACCOMMODATION for Cape May, Mil
vile, Vineland, and way stations below 9lassboro.
$50 p. NJ, Passenger for Bridgetop, Salem.
Swed esboro, and intermediate stations.
400 p. NJ, Fast Express, for Cape May only.
B46 p. M, Passenger for Swedesbero and Clay.
ton, stopping at all stations on signal.
Sunday Mall Train leaves PhiladeiPhia at !1s
Communication tickets at reduced rates between
Philadelphia and all stations.
Cape May Season Tickets, good for four months
from date of purchase, ESQ. Annual Tickets, e100.
Freight Train leaves camden daily at $40 A. NJ,
stopping at all stations between alassboro and
Cape May, and IL o'clock noen for Swedesboro.
Salem, and BridgotOn.
Freight received In Philadelphia at second
covered wharf below Walnut stre6t.
Freight delivery at No. 1zS B. Delaware avenue
sM WIN. J. SEWki.L4 Superintendent.