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Police CoURT.-John McClaren was
before Judge Good at his morning session
yesterday, charged with being drunk.
Officer ExIcy found John taking a quiet
snooze yesterday morning about o'clock
on the steps orthe NJ. g. N. National banh;
and arrested him and bis snooze. BIC.
CIarcn was fined 81 and costs. Paid.
WIN. Taylor, assault and battery IN
Anthony Mnulry Il, the Baltimore depot
on the 2Sth Of April. Fined 81 and costs.
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GONE To GERMANY.-Among the pas
sengcrs on board tho North German
Lloyd's steamship, Ohio, which cleared
from Baltimore last Wednesday for Brc.
men, was Jacob schwinkcI, of our city.
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ISQuIRE WITHn.-Thc mouth iS like house
to let. However pretty It may b. externally, II
Is impossible to Judge VI IL merits until you
have Dsen the inside II behind the ruby doors
there are plenty Of peArl.WhltO nxmFeS, Jon will
oxcSlm At once. "uoW boSudfllr To imPGTt
the utmost possible bhllInncy, there Is nothing
like fragrant SoEoDONT.
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FAINTED.-An unknown woman faint
ed yesterday morning in the FiNh Ward
Market House. She was conveyed to q
drug store in the vicinity, and recovered
In short time.
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GheGeteltigetreer
SATURDAY, JULY ., 1870.


New Advertisements.
Card Of Thanks.
Good TcmplNrs Picnic,
Proposals to Builders
NOtiCe-Edwin 4. Zane.
Sunday School Excursion Picnic,
Grand Fourth Of July Picnic.
Five Hundred ChignOns,
Basket Picnic and Festival.
Gandcst Picnic Of the SCason-hcad
local.
Snsh Ribbons--heNd local
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BoAiGD or SurERvIsoRs.-A special
mcctlngor the Board Of Supervisors will
be held in their room at the Court House
this morning.
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PATENT GRANTED.-During the week
ending on the 9sth nlt, patent for Q
balance slide valve was granted to Capt
VIM. Dillon, Of this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-02

GRAVEL AND CEMENT ROOFING. =
George Crumbackcr would inform the
public that he Is still engaged in the
Gravel Roofing business, and that he Is
prepared at my time tOpnt on roofs, cill''
or large or small, at the shortest possible
notice, guaranteeing his work for u term
of years. lie has now been engaged in
the business for seven years past, and his
work Inns outllved n half dozen other
Patent Roofs. The demand for his work
Is increasing from year to year. lie put
on during the past year 1900 squares OF
his roofing in this city, which has given
satisfaction in every respect Address
him through the Post Office, or call ut Ills
brick.yard, head Of Lindsey street All
orders will be attended to promptly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-02

TaE Iargess ssSck aad latest styles d
Wonens, Mises and ChIldren's shprs in
the city can be found AT Loul, V. Bond's,
l07 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-02

SKEFF & GAYLORD,-Nolwilhstaniing
the threatening aspect of the clouds, last
evening, Washington Hall was filled to
hear the good singing and witty sayings
OF Skill Is GnyIord's Minstrels. The pro
gramme WAS entirely different from that
rendered on Thursday evening, and the
several pieces received hearty applause,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-02

Koskoo Is endorsed by tho best physicians
everywhere. Road tho following from Dr.. TilleFy,
. Sueec0Stul practitioner Ut many yGaTB Standing
In tho Old E0Tth State!
ROCKY MOuNT, EDUEcONBE Co., /
September 10, 1850.
DR. J. J. RAWHENCE-UGGr Sit: ] have used
your Concentrated Fluid Extract Of KOakOO IN
my practice with tho hlyEiesl FSSil4. hnd II 10
b. Il0InsIttl Liter MGl9ordLOT, BioOl Rbr.GSr,
aud NtTT6gB 1tRlle, In all diseases Of tho Liver,
ScToiulOpB, syphlliue, aud Nervous Affections,
U Il rSGHtdv Qf iNllRRiAl TGiuS; In fact 10 almost
GVUFy variety Of Chronic Diseases IT. use ID Indl.
Gated. Hoping you may meet with tho success
which you deserve a. Z manufacturer Of TtLldbls
niedicIncS, am sir, With much respect,
Your ObGdlent servant,
X Z. TILRRRY, u. ID.
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PHorodRAprIs Of the interiors Of Fourth
Street NJ. f. and St. Johns Churches, for
sale nj the Partridge Gallery.
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JUST received another lot Of those fine
Lasting Caters worth 50 50 for 81 %, ut
Louis V. Bonds, lO7 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-02

TIE largest stock of Fancy Colorcd
Shoes in the city, at Louis V, Bonds, lO7
Mnin street.
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KOS X OF
Endorsed and recommended by the President ni
thu Faculty Of the 4. Medical College Of the
Ci1y Of New York.
PRoFEsauR Il. 5. NEWTON, y. D.,

NlIl OF new IOEAs
PRoFEsSoR Il, 5. NEWTON, n. D.,
Professor aud President q the Faculty, late
Professor Theory aud Practice" u
Medicine, Cincinnati, &c.
OnU Of tho most eminent medical men u this
age we'll known ~ tho author Of tho following
STANDARD medical works: MENTIONS "PNAt
FICE or MEDICINH, ""DnKAsEs OF CHILDREN, !"
"NEwToN'S SThEs SUMMARY" Sc, Ia December
number Of AMHrteaN Netitb1l Rsriew-plge VTs
Baya:
Among the moro recent efforts To introduce
popularity, SomB Of tho now remedies, wa notice
new preparation compounded by J. j. Law.
RKNCR, N, D., Of NORFOLK, Va, which il fur
nlshed 10 the profession and tho public In any de-
sired quantity, We recently trdNliASt hiS LabOr.
dtoFY and became Juilr AGtEshed that all biz work
Ia done In the best manner, by the most approved
prOcstsAS, and hum LhE ba5t tN1iSrdis. VtEtHg a.
TSSttt q EWGtlFIRS NEETlNO tho CONFIDENCE Of the
PHTHIciANa and tho PUBLIC"
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RAlN.-=We had several fine showers,
yesterday, which rendered the tcmpen.
ture much moro endurablG.
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TIE PRErrlEsr WOMAN IN NEw York.
Miss K, well known in our fash.
ionablc society for her distinguc appear
ancc and beautiful complexion, was once
n sallow, rough.skinncd girl, cllagrincd at
her rcd, frccklcd face. She pitched into
Hagan's Magnolia Balm, and is now as
pretty in complexion MS she is charming in
manners. This article overcomes ircck-
les, tan, sallowncss, motIl.Mtches, ring
marks, etc., and makes one look ten years
younger than they are. Magnolia Balm
Tor transparent complexion, aud Lyons
Kathairon to make the hair plentiful, lux
uriant, soft and delicate, have no rivals.
The Kathairon prevents the hair from
turning gray, eradicales dandruR, and is
the best and "h"a3sst dressing in the
world. eoddSw
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KoskoO Cures Scrofnla In It's Worst
Forms.

From A. ". Mu.IB. pTomlnOnt and well known
merchant Of Norfolk, Va,
No. - Man BFRBRT, N0RTuLA, VA, [
September 10, 1859, (
DM. LAWRENcE-DeaF Sir: Your KoskoO has
worked wonders In my family. Ny dauRhtcE has
been 4 sufferer from scrOfilS since childhood.
She lost IhiTtyOuc pieces Of bOlo from hoH ankle,
several from her arm, bosidtn having ulcers IL
several parts Of tho body. Whilst III this cOndi.
ton she commenced taking your KOskOO-it
gradually kh9Iai, and her Qsgfral health Ors1tV
iN1prOUtd. II certainly OGVEd her much suffering,
and perhaps her life. regard KOSkOO Efsdd e
for ali ScF6iulous Affections, Your KOskO0 also
cuFUd my wife Of dyspepsia, from which bhu puE.
fSrsd greatly. SAS u H0IO Ii BITTER htdih OdH ~
hgR btsh In dBS war;.
With tho highest regards,
am gratefully yOun, Sc,
a. W, Mills,
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PROM DIR. LLOYD A PHYSICIAN OF LARGE
PRACTICE.

CHAR BRrD0E, Va, October y, 1850.
!. J. LAWRENCE, n, D.-Dcag Sir: ehCcrfully
endorse eOuH KoSk0O ~ being 4 most valuable
preparation. UpUh examination oG the EOFmuh,
and each ingredient highly CXtollcd by our best
and most progressive clinical investigation.
have tested it, effects in my own Practice, and
nave no hesitation In recommending IT, In my
opinion, Il Ia tho hest compound Of IL class ever
put before the pnblic-cGeeeding BY far all tho
vented. IIfs decided Nerve Tonic, aud lnVig-
Ornt0F Of the animal iorcgH, aiding digestion aud
assimilation, and thereby producing healthy
blood, which should bO the basis Of treatment Ia
all chronic diseases. Hoping yOu will reap the
reward you deserve from the public ~ 4 benefAs-
tor. am sir, yours truly,
CHARLES LLOYD, II. D.
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From Rev. ". II. Christian, Pastor BIuWiddlc
Street Methodist Church.
PORTsNoUTH, Va, October ., 1862.
This IL 70 certify that know Dr. lawrence
well. He II gentleman Of cultivation, aud wOr-
thy Of the !GllGat confidence. I have used hlh
K0akOO with advantage to myself and have adopt
ed It's use In my fanliy in cases Of nervous debl.
". II. CHRISTIAN.
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DIR JOHNSON.

Member Of the Royal C0leES u surEuona, La
duu, Graduate u one II the most OiplnNhl Col
leEra IN the unitsd StAtUS, and Ihs gruAIn1 part
Of whose !lie has b2rl OpenI In The hOgpltAlh o.
London, Paris, PHILADELPHIA and slbsW6sPS, has
CductCd come OI the mO1t ASEORiShlhg caroa that
weEn ever known. Many tFOHbled Win ringing ~
the head and raFB WhSn ASlerp, gFVat USFV0hS
mesa, being alarmed at tnddrn S6andS, hAukfll
dmcs win dsFSnrCEnunI N mlnd, were CARED In.
rne<lintrlY TT INV
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FOR SALE.

4 UCTION SALE OF REAL rs.
n TATR AND COAL FIELDS ADJACENT
TO WIlEELING-By virtue Of the authority
Vested In 10 by tho will Of Philip Reilly, de-
crSsed, WO will offer for Ello II Public Auction,
NJ the front door Of tho Court House u Ohio
County, In tho City Of Wheeling, on
Saturday, the 10th Day OfJuly, 1870,
And thcrehilar, from time to time, TIL the sale Il
completed. commencing each Day a ten o'clock
ceased, situated adjoining And east Of Wheeling
Creek and the City Of Wheeling. The land and
extensive coal A6ld underlying the E1Ha 70 be
sold, will b. offered In parcels g shown upon the
plat thereof made by James 0llchEint, Surveyor.
4 copy Of which may be seen IN the Recorder
once Of this county, and Rt tho OtlcO o. ThOS.
U'BrIeu, Real RniAiG Agent, Wheeling, W. Va,
hut tho whole will b6 sold together, or several
plrceIS will bs sold together, a. may be found
TGRns OF SALE One. third Of tho amount due
by zach purchaser 10 BIZ paid In hand, and tho
rsaiduc In three equal lnAlalmentG bearing Inter.
oct from tho day Of sale, and payable respectively
Ia one, two and three years from that nSy' r.
serving the rightlo each purchaser 70 pay Inc
whole Vt any greater portion Of the amount due,
Tho title 10 10 retained until payment In null, or
conveyance 70 bG made on deferred payments be-
ing aOcuHod by deed OE trust
Selling "A Trustees under said VIII, We under
take 10 convey only Bnch title a. 70 vested In U.s.,
and a. BY said will We have power 10 convey, but
W9 believe tho title TO bI ulgne4tlonablc.
Il. v. WlIRLAN,
HENRY MOORE,
ALONXO LORlNG,
Trustees Off. Reilly's Estate:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-02

YOUNG NEN

Who have injured themselves by certain DFHo
ucG, indulgBd In when alone, 4 habit iFVQhtnIly
learned mum evil companions, OE at school, tho
eaecta Of which ArU nightly felt, even Whku
asleep, and, II not cured, renders marriage Inii1s.
Siblu, and dCsiE0yu both mind aud body, ah0uld
apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, tho hops Of bis
country, the pride 0f hih paF6ntH, should b.
sn1tChcd from all prOapccIa and sTi0ymGnls u
life by tho consequences VI doVIAunE fFOm The
path OF nature, and indulglng In q certain DetrSt
habit such pSrpOnH must, before contemplating
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CspNeiAlly. vi 10 AAv9 hrcnms lAt victims " SD.
tAiy Vice. LsAI Gsra9fGl Ab1 destructive AAbiI
UAleh annually SUSSta b ~ lRI1DSly gEGVt
LhNatADda ~ S01Hg Nea Of ~ DsoSl OErallsSI
taiesta and bEilltARl intellect, vAo Night olAss
UtHs AATN entTApcod hStcaiRg k0sAisS with lhs
LhGIEaerS q sASlsS;' g g1ked :. cs''arE the
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DE. SoAnsua ~ dinruVSroa ~ Ueut CePSAir
9Psc1sy, 40 Saly Ea6Ct1Al Rsnr4y "a ~ WaFsJ
&R WSAk0Vls q The Hsek W I4RAA, slTAetsrus,
AaNtipAs u ~ Ei3aryS and RlAd8rs, hyssGh
tAFy p.seAGlscS, lmpAstreCy, GsatfAl psslliIy
Ssfr0sszssA pyJPrTSiA, l.ASEuot, Low Hpir.ts,
CoEfesiOa " IAcaA, fAtpltstiua 81 las nEAEi
Ttsa.1iy, TrrReliES, hkhAnssa u Atthi. - U!s
dihtas, Iflsrass u he llA4 TagNgAL. Nyss "
ska, AaesttoAs u lie Lluaf, InREu. St0aagh "
RO0SAs--tAs,1 Terrible ptboRlalI 0stntns nOla
SOLITARY Halats 81 YOliA-SEtSNt Gnd H0llIAFy
PsSskiCJS usVfO hlAi ~ ths4F VifttAA IAAh ~
RLBg Il SyFVE,S q th0 NAFinecB u ClynSSS NIGH
ING tAriF EsEnI brilliant oOsaGS " AHttctpAiaQaA
Fuhaaf!nR MARRIAGE ke lpafsrasihls
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rOdOct that sound mind and body are ths most
nOcGas4Fy requisites 10 promote e0hnublHl hAppi
life beo1uGs a weary pilgrimage; the prospect
hourly dhEkcnA 10 tho New, The mind becomRn
Swallowed with despair and allied With he mel
nnch0ly reelection that tho happiness Of another
hDEnnra hllRhInh With nnr own
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-27
Tone Of the French Press-Extiuctfou
Preferred to Humiliation.

special to the New York Tribune, dated
London, September 25, 1870, says: The election
Of the National Assembly is much discussed in
the Paris newspapers. Most of the journals
approve making the measure for appointing
them take place earlier than usual. But some
OF the extreme republican journals are very
angry. The Rerea says: "Favre tells US that
the Assembly must be convOked, that we may
treat regularly with Prussia He forgets that
the republic never treats with invaders. We
tell him plainly beforehand that We shall re-
gard all deputies who may accept this supreme
dishonor as traitors" Having asked what kind
OF an assembly that would be In which there
was no representatives from Alsace, Lorraine,
Champagne, or Ile-de-France, and where it
would meet, the Rerei says: {" No! thous-
and times MOI The election Of October I'd
is impossible. 1t will not take place.
The Arentr NATIONAL forsees great difficulties in
ton The Temps, however, claims that II one
Department remained firm, that Department
would represent and exercise the whole SOW
ereignty OF the nation. The Figaro publishes q
very serious appeal, which may thus be epit3-
mixed 1--WE have neither artillery, generals,
and not to delude ourselves with Dreams
The hour for fanfaronades Is past. All
frenchmen are brave; but Q handful Of
Chakeeun dc Vincennes IL worth more than
whole regiment or men, brave but sal-
adro,t. %Io. Fre9chmen, weigh this matter we'll.
declare plainly whether you wish war or peace.
Ii you feel that You have moro courage than
military resources, do not be afraid to do your
duty" The Steele protests earnestly against what
ton Of deputies TO the Assembly the country Is
summoned to choose between the Republic and
some other form Of government. That question,
It protests, cannot be & raised; d The Republic
constituted as any form Of government has ever
been In France"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-27

A Box KILLED BY A CoNPANIos.-on Satur-
day Afternoon, an afirsy occurred at 18th and
Willow streets which caused the death of a lad
named Saml J. Shines, aged sixteen years. The
deceased and lad named Henry Dram were
sitting in the coal yard OF L. j. Dram, when
Michael Welsh aud JAS. Donnelly, both youths,
entered. Welsh, who was intoxicated, picked
quarrel with Shines and Dram. Welsh struck
Shines i'm the face with his fist and was about
10 follow up the blow with q kick when Shines
to escape 1t, ran into the Office connected with
the yard. DoDnelly ran after him aud struck
MIN several times. Shines then ran out
into Willow street, pursued by both Welsh
and Donnelly. Here the three had a tussle
Finally, Welsh and Shines clinched and fell on
the track, Shines underneath. A citizen, who
witnessed the occurrence, siezea Welsh and
dragged him OF OF Shines. The latter instead OF
rising, remained quiet, and, on examination. IL
was discovered that he was lifeless, his neck
having been broken by the fall. Welsh, who is
in his sixteenth year, and Donnelly, who is a
year older, were arrested and locked up 20
await the result OF the coroner's inquest at the
ninth district station house. wekh lives on
Callowhill street, below Eth, and D0nnelly AZ
18th and Pearl streets.-PaIsdsIpsia Day, Sep
tember 18th. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-27

NAPOLEON STILL PLAYING ENPERoR.
BERLIN, Sept THE announcement n r.
peaied that the Emperor has revoked the decree
creating the Regency, and has sent an en- rOy 20
Metz TO consult Bszsine on the subject OF
Tesce. This news Il suppressed in Berlin, 80
far ss possible.
THE FRENCH CAPITAL ON WHEELS.
ToURs, Sept. 2s.-The removal Of the govern
mental delegation from TOurs 10 q point further
south is imminent. At q meeting Of the Coun-
eil to-day, the most energetic measures were
resolved upoH for the national defense.
acquisitions are 20 be made az once Tor all
hre arms in the hands OF the people, and the in
I@o'tants everywh are to lodge and feed the
u'ops. Ahmen under twenty i've years OF are
are 70 DC called into active service. There is a
great scarcity OF arms
THE STATUS OF PARIS.
BERLIN, Sept. S--rhe Foreiyn a,,.. -
advised the German Representatives .Aro., =
well as the diplomatic corps in Berlin. ,h., -,
government exists st Paris. The roxern,.,,
az foeO Is located at Tours; hence, Par,s !, les,
10 pure military treatment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-27
~Double you, oh man is woman.

~Double you, oh man is woman.
~The "talking machine'-woman.-Pa Pasck.
ga new hat has just made its appearance,
and IS called the Nilsson.
~Pauline Lucca was made q widow by the
battle of Gravelotte.
ga woman has carried OF the $500 prize for
the best managed farm In Oxfordshire, England.
~New York audiences are disgusting Nilsson
by demanding three "encores."
DLead foil is being extensively used In place
Of lint in the European hospitals.
~A number Of young collegians in NeW Ha-
ven are about to form a eociety under the name
Of "Yale Fellows Well Met"
%The University Of Zurich, in Switzerland,
has nineteen women medical students.
0where the woman vote WIS the heaviest
in Wyoming, the Republicans made the greatest
gains.
s0Philadelphia Is again running short of
water, Notwithstanding the fact that the inhabi-
tants never use it FOR drinking purposes.
s0Five hundred women worked In the field
n outsgamie County, Wis, this season.
0Gloves for evening wear are 10 be worn of
he same color ~ the dress, and red gloves wiz
be very fashionable.
~The Chicago Board Of Education has
adopted rule prohibiting teachers from receiv-
ng presents rom their pupils, on pain Of die
mis- sal from service.
s0one Of the African NJ. Z. churches I'm Ken
lucky sent to conference for an educated minis
ter. Inc bhhop In reply called on them for
nifty collars TO help educate ministers.
- The new style Of making boquets IL 20 lie
mem men Ia WOODEN Ian and cover the other side
with moss, which makes a yery pretty efs.rt
with fun ball costume. eSN'
- Miss Mariana Thompson, who has ius,
compieted three year, course of study AZ a
,neeiSSlSai school, Is preaching At Grand Rap
ids, Michigan, TO large congregations. she ts
SAID 10 be q nuent and eloquent speaker.
- The tin mines I'm Madison County No,
promise 70 become o source of wealth 10 the
poesessors- Recent assays prove that the ores
metal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-27
Big buttons.
Telecrcphsd Ere.

LeteSrdpAec EEoiasireiy 70 The ErsHinq Star.
EEORGETowN, Col, Sept. 25.-rhe LARGEST
silver button ever produced in the silver dis
OF the Brown Silver Mining COMPANY. n weighs
LII pounds troy. This button was cupeiled
from % tons OF oar from Brown A Co.'S mine.
The ore averages Si5. ~ in currency per ton.
smaller button, weighing 400 pounds pro-
duced by the same company, Is shipped with the
lirst described and both arc TO be placed on ex-
hibluon ~ the Colorado fair in Denver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-27
THE STATUS OF PaRts
From Cheyenne Indian Affairs
curston-The Rfre.

I't'srdphed frctHs're'y' 70 Tac Er>aisy Sfdr.
CHErsNNR, w. T., September q, letter
from Fort Laramie saw that the representa-.
uyes OF the Cheyenne. Mintnecongers and Ossl-
iaia tribes of Indians at that post % receive
their presents. Red Cloud Is expected To- nor
row.
The General Ticket and Freight AGENTS, e,
curslon passed esst this evening. An are we'll
and I'm line spirits. and GIFTED with thar Trim
ne hre here last night was not 10 destructive
as NJ nrst reported. it - now Thought thar
Sl00. eco will cover the loss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-27
Completion Of the Colorado C.u,.
Railroad.

Ielryr'phed ErclEsirely 20 Tie Erenizs Star.
DENVER, Col, Sept. 27.-The completion of
tne % soloIado Central Railroad, from Denver 20
1oicen City, was celebrated at the latter placs
WIN imposing ceremonies. The golden spike
was presented by Gilphin county, and the silver
splke by Clear county men. Over 1000 persons
from Denver were present. free banquet was
given by the citizens of Golden CITY. with the
usnai speeches, toasts, etc, closing with dan.
eng. During the proceedings Colonel Carter
watch. So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-27

FRENCH WAR VESSELS ON oUR CoAsr.-rro
French yessels-of- war are now In the Chesa
peake, on the lookout, IL is supposed for the
steamers OF the Bremen line from Baltimore.
The Hermann Is still at New York. closeIv
watched by French vessels. A Norwich Conn
despatch announces the arrival of French YES
ses-of-war at New London, one Of them for
repairs. Capt. Matthews, of the steamer
kensingtoD, which arrived in Boston Yesterday
from Savannah, reports that at I a. m, Sunday.
between Block Island and Montauk, he saw
under steam and sail. He supposed them "a he
French men -Of-War.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-27
More Trouble In the second Peuusyl. !.
vauia Cong gressioual District.

PHILADELPHtA, Sept. G.-Theodore Cuyler
declines the democratic nomination in the sec
Ond congressional district, which further COM
plicates the contest In that district between
O'Neil and Greeley, both republicans, who claim
TO have received the nomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-27

DEATH OF AN AssEssoR.-The Internal Rev
enue Office has received information of the death
ofWm. X Cummings, assessor for the first dis
trict of New York, (Brookly n,) who died in that
CITY tlis morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-27

REAR ADMIRAL RADFoRD, who was recently
relieved OF the command of the European fiee'
by Rear Admiral Glisson, is in to n, and was at
the Navy Depa, tment to- day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-27

ATTHMPr TO BURN CHURCH AND CoNerR-
eArIoN.-In Richmond, Sunday night, in the
midst Of the services at the First Baptist Church
. fire was discovered In brisk progress behind
DR.. Burrows dismissed the Congregation. The
fre was speedily extinguished and little damage
done, the organ escaping injury. 1t was clearly
the work Of an incendisry.