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q. L. WILD, fsrmerly Tuner Of Knabeb ana sub-
ssq1enfly of steinvay D Pianos, now OF
O. L: WILD D BIO. 3 PIANO STORE, 3X|1
No. lS1 llth street, twest sidel betweenUvHvl
estention 10 Tuning and Repairing Pianos 6tSe1
lnst9nWents also RaDRired, Tuned, and for sale
moved. 49,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-10-07
REGISTRATION LIST
OF THE
Second Election District
Of Hartford County.

rEHE officer of Registration of the Second
Election District of Hartford county, hay
ing sat at his Office in Halls X Roads, on the
10Th, Goth and 2lst days ofSeptcmber, 1870, in
compliance with theprovision of the Regis
tration Act passed by the General Assembly
of Maryland at its session for the year 1870,
hereby announces the following list compris-
ing the names of those registered persons
which the said officer has stricken from the
list of qualified voters and the books of regis
tration, and also the names of the persons
which said officer has registered at the reg
istraton just made, and the names of those
persons Gf any whom the Judge of a
Court to which an appeal from the decision
of said officer of registration, has been taken,
has decided to be entitled to be registered, as
required by the 9th section of said act,
JAMES r. GALLON,
Register.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-10-07
REGISTRATION LIST
OF THE
First Election District
OF Hartford County.

THE officer of Registration of the First
Il Election District of Hartford county,
having sat at his office in Abingdon, on
the 10Th, Goth and 21st days of SEPTEM-
Der, 1870, in compliance with the provisions
of the Registration Act passed by the Gene
raj Assembly of Maryland at its session for the
year 1870, hereby announces the following
list comprising the names of those registered
persons which the said officer las stricken
from the list of qualified voters and the books
of registration, and also the names of the per-
sons which said officer has registered at the
registration just made, and the names of those
persons Gf anyG whom the Judge of Court
to which an appeal from the decision of said
officer of registration, has been taken, has de
cided to be entitled to be registered, as re-
quired by the 9th section of said Act.
AUGUSTUS j. TREADWELL,
Register.
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N Z w N A Nj Z $

Ash jeremiah Aaronson AmbroseP
Anderson Joseph w III 10
Anderson Leonard Atkins Henry
Aaronson VIM + 10 Ash'Lewis
Andrew Winkleman Allen Charles II u
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WHEAT DRILL
SP1OAI"mino"s on Brilliant ~
GOLD WATCHES.
"A. NEW DISCOVERY.

"A N EW DISCOVER ".
The only GcnuiHc AinHiRouS or Briiid GoR Watches
manufactured by the most perfect imitation OF
Gold ever produced made Of Solid Auminous Gold.
being fine hard metal that will stand any climate and
erarnisl more urablc and brilliant than pure gold
Finc.Engne turned. Hunting Cascd Fullcwclcd Levers
Gents and Ladies sizes) at SIS each.
THE DOUBLE-EXTRA REFINE ED Solid AluminoIs
Gold, with fine Swiss English and American movements
Qiicke works. Iua to $3.50 Gold Watches; regula
ted and warranted perfect tmc-kecpers, at only $40
each.
ALSO GOLD CHAINS, latest and most costly styles
Uaies and Genis) at IS, $40 $l2to 81 each Elegant
hluminous Gold Chains Qadics and Gcnts) from 10 to
40 inches long -, S. SO and IS each Sent at lowest
wholesale prices
mo MONEY REQUIRED IN ADVANCE, but sent
by express, payable Eon delivery. Places where
express runs goods will be sent by mail in registered
packages by sending price in advance
An Agent sending for six Watches gets extra watch
of best quality free. On paying Express Charges goods
may he opened and examined in express before paid for
aud if not satisfactory, returned State description and
price ot Goods desired and order directly from
THE EAGLE WATCH co,
lis Fulton Street, New York.
u, IE H
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LIST OF NAMES STRICKEN FROM
THE REGISTRATION
of persons who have died or been trans
ferred
To Third Election District:
Gallon John James George b
To Sixth Election District:
Dover Thomas Quinn VIM F
Mitchell Daniel F
Died:
Sanders Edward Gallon Jacob
Hopkins Jacob II
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+,

Kenard John II Kier John
Keer Edward l. 40 KeIl John
kell Robert
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REGISTRATION LIST
GrH ELECTION DISTRICT
HARTFORD COUNTY.

TIME officer OF Registration of the 9Th Elec-
L ton District of Hartford county, having sat
at his Office in Havre de Grace, on the 10th, goth
and 2lst days of September, 1870 in compliance
with the provisions of the Registration Act pass
ell by the General Assembly of Maryland at its
session for the year 1870, hereby announces the
following list, comprising the names of those
registered persons which the said officer has
stricken from the list of qualified voters and the
book of registration, and also the names of the
persons which said officer has registered at the
registration just made, and the names of those
persons (if any whom the Judge of Court to
which an appeal from the decision of said officer
of registration has been taken has decided to be
entitled to be registered, as required BY the 9th
section of said Act.
VIM. E. WOODHOUsE,
Register
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Perfect FERTILIZER for all CRoPs,
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IL
Tasker Lewis Taylor John II (white)
Tillison George Turner Joseph p
Taylor James Tasker VIM Henry
w
Waters Jacob H Williams Edward
Williams Noah Wheatley John
Welch Isaac Williams Henry Wes-
White Jesse ley [white]
White Samuel Wye James
Welch Geo W Waldren Geo W
Wells VIM i Wicks George
Williams John Washington George
Waters Harry Williams Ralph
Woodward VIM Henry Willis VIM H
Wilson John Williams John
Waters Step hen Wheeler John
Williams Phi lip Israel
LIST OF NAMES STRICKEN FROM
THE REGISTRATION,
of persons who have died, been transferred or
left the State.
Brooke James W., dead
Brady Edward, dead
Blany John, left the county.
Baker Henry t., left the county
Bouts John, left the county.
Barnard John R., removed to Cecil county.
Barnard Parker, removed to Cecil county.
Blany John, dead.
Chew William S., left the county,
Chew Nathaniel, left the county.
Culison ]. W., left the district.
Cannon John A.
Dawson Jacob j., dead.
Fisher Anthony W, left the county.
Gavin Daniel, left the district
Hughes Parker NJ, dead.
Hughes James j., left the State.
Hanley John, left. the State.
Locke NJ W =, left the district
Mitchell, Barnett, removed.
McCommons James T., removed.
McCommons Edward r., left the district.
Patterson Mark left the State.
Pearce Emory Mckedry, removed TO Baltimore.
Rice George Il , removed.
Reynolds Matthew, dead
Snyder G. F., left the county.
Simpson George W., removed TO Sd district.
Sweetman Frank, left the State.
Shields II. r., left the county.
Townsley Amos left the State.
Townsley Silas, left the State.
Thomas G. F., left the State.
w
Wareham John, dead.
Walker john dead.
Welch Thomas, left the county
pa Y1AYHR1YA A rF ARP - YRFY4
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KIIIEu

This celebrated medicine has won a desaryedIy
hlgn reputation rs an alieviatOr Of pain and a pre-
eefNtr OF health. Ii has BE- house hold remedy
from the fact that IL gives immediate and permanent
rehef 1t Is pureiy vegetable prepa ration, IN sd
rom the best and purest materials, safeo keep and
TO use in every family 1t is recommended by pSysi-
cans and persons OF all classes, and to day, after
II stands unrivsled End urexcered, spreading its
usefulness over the wide wor d. Its la,g, ami in
lame. Wedo not deem it necessary to say much in
It's iayor as one small bottle will do more to
You ~ its efficacy hsn all the MT, in ths
world Give IL one fair trial, aud you VIC Culd not be
without IL for ten times the cost
directions acc mpany each bottle.
Sod by al Druggists
1rise . cts ,.Octs an 8 Der bottle ocS col m NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-04

THR FOURTH CITY IN THE UNIoN-St. Louis.
which has population Of 313 900, according to
the rect MT census returns claim. to be the fourth
city in the Union in point Of population, count
Louis is ambitious; it wants to be the capital of
the nation, and everything else that is impossi-
BILE. II the claim now set up be allowed, the
largest cities, according to population, would
rank thus: New York, Philadelphia, Brooklyn,
st. Louis; but we think our ambitious Western
rival is rather reckless in wishing to rush into
the place belonging to Baltimore. For this city
year or 50 ago, according to an imperfect
local census then taken, a population of 3i5,OOO
was claimed, and it is to be hoped the United
States returns when made will show something
more. 1t Is hardly to be doubted, therefore,
that st. Louis will have TO take a back seat and
retire from the assumed rank Of the fourth CITY
of the Union, just as she did from her aborti-.
capital-moving gschemes.-Bdltimore Sun.
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DAMAGE TO THE CHEsAPKAKE AND OHIO
CANAL BY The FnEsHRT.-A letter from the
Hon. James G. Clarke, president OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal, to the Baltimore Ameri-
can, dated at Sandy Hook yesterday, says: "I
have not yet heard from the G georgetown or
Seneca divisions in defail; there is some damage
OIL the Monocacy division. and damages between
Point of Rocks and Har1ers Ferry are very
heavy, particularly between Sandy Hook and
Harpers Ferry; from Harper's Ferry to Cum
bars to take ont. Some considerable repairs
will be required upon the dam across the Poto-
mac, some two miles above Hsrper's Ferry. I'm
less there are large breaks or serious damages to
culveIts, or great repairs required to the dams
across the Potomac at Senaca and i've miles
above Georgetown, think We can resume nav
igati IN again in thirty dayp. / have 500 men at
work this morning on repairs"
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~Rev. Miss Mariana Thompson s the
latest accession to the female ministry In the
West.
~The american ladies In Dresden are se"-
ing for tho wounded.
uClcrjcal acknowledgements Of an hour
sermons Fun
~Paris is all the richer for having lost us
last Napoleon, and will be be better on wnen II
-Twe,ve ladies have applied for admission
N the literary department Of the Michigan
University without success.
exMrlG Gun, of Detroit, declined TO allow his
sfepson the use OF horse ani wagon, when the
hrick. 6pn then went on.
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STRIKE ON NEW YORK CITY PASSENGER
RAnwAY.-To endeavor to reduce expenses in
consequence Of the rate Of fare being reduced
to 1--WE cents, the officers of the Belt City Pass
enger Railway Company of New York resolved
to increase the labors Of their drivers to seven
teen and q half hours each day, thus allowing
The drivers refused to come into the arrange
ment, and struck on Saturday afternoon. Their
places we're not supplied, and the cars were not
running on Saturday night on the First Avenue
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PURE WINES.

hsve made arrangements with one Of the largest
nrms IN california by which l sm enabled TO selI for
sacrameDtal and communion purposes, the purest
spItiSie, selected expressly for me. viz: sHERRY,
PORT. .ANGELICA, USCATEL and HOOK; also
SCuPPERNONG WINE from North Carolina
W9. Iki GAIAWBA, from Urbana Wine 90: Those
bead, barrel and half barrel, BY bottle and on
dreught. u. 0AUrIER,
Proprietor Of the N ative Wine Bitters,
NOS l2I1 and 1919 Pa. av., Washington ID. O.;
also: No. - North Charles &C., Baltimore, Md.
WHITE OATAWBA BRANDY, for Brandy
Peaches, S150 per gallon. seS
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FATAL ExPLoeION OF A POWDER MILL
The powder works OF LOfin g. Road Powder
Company, about three miles from Pottsville,
Pa, exploded at noon on Saturday, destroying
several buildings belonging to the works and in
stantly kiinng Two men VINO rye were engaged at
men we're picked up in small pieces about the
size of hand or foot in every direction from
the scene Of the disaster. The amount Of pow
der exploded was between COO and 700 kegs, the
principal part of which was in the dry house.
The shock was terrific and was experienced at
a dist ance n sixteen miles.
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SArtificial India rubber is made for twenty
tao cents pound in Paris, and is said to be rs
good as the real article.
~Gen. Sherman's enjoyment in California
band melodeon, piano, hand-orgsn. and orches-
,ra Of "Marching through Georgia"
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CoLoRPD MKN As WITNKssBa.-In Phiiadel-
phis, on SatuI day, q Register Of Voters r, fused
to register q colored man unless he obtained
white men as vouchers. The matter was
brought 10 the attention OF Judge Ludlow, OF the
col r d citizen could be received as competent
witnt ss as to the qualifications OF An elector.
Judge Ludlow Is q democrat.
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APPOINTMENT OF CoNsUL.-The President
to-day appointed VIM. II. Vesey, OF this city, to
be L. s. Consul at Nice, France. -
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The week opens on an easy money market i'm
New York, with to ss the range Of rates on
call loans, the ruling rate being per cent.
The Treasury operations during the month will
be in favor OF an easy money market. CONNER
cisl paper Is in fair request, and choice names
sell at to s, with 70 as the extreme rates for
first-class. The suspension Of an eminent cot
ton house lie reported. The government bond
market has not e affected by the treasury
programme fer October, and prices remain firm
on cnly a moderate amount Of business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-04

INCREASE OF POSTAGE For the fscal year
ending June 80, $50, there were million and a
half dollars worth more OF postage stamps sold
than during the preceding fiscal year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-04

VIM. II. BARLOW has been nominated by the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue for Assessor
OF the eleventh district of Illinois, I'm place of
Jonathan Briggs, resigned. His commission
will be signed by the President to- morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-04

"THR WICKKDKsr MAN" DKAD.-The report
Of the death Of John Allen, the "Wickedest
Man" in New York, is confirmed. He died at
West Perth, Fulton County, New York, on
September Is. His father has lived there for
many years. and John went to visit them some
time ago: lie was taken sick and never recov-
cred. There was no evidence Of change OF
.hesrt in John. Some time ago he started
grocery store, corner Of Batavia and Roosevelt
streets in this city, and although he made mon
ey, he did not fndhis business conRenial, and
drank heaYilY.=Nelp York CommercidI.
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The L. s. STEAMER KEARsAeB, recently at
taohed to the Pacific feet, has arrived at San
Francisco, where she will be laid up, and her
officer will be detached.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-04

CLEMENT III. HILL, the new Assistant Attorney
General whose appointment was noticed in The
STAR Of yesterday, has arrived here to enter
upon the discharge of his duties.
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THE CENSUS Of Massachusetts, has been COM
pleted. and shows total population Of ,055,
a gain since 1869 of 216, ,sse, and since 1866 of
sec of 70 f6i and since 1865 Of 50, 1888. This in
crease is in q large measure due to the annexa-
tion OF the various out ying villat es.
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many has not been mat rally checked by the
EuroI can war, as 1t was greatly feared would
prove the case. The arrivals ct New York for
the week ending last Sat, rday were twice Is
months; and the total arrivals for August last
were only I 1886 less than for the corresponding
week of last year.
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Stock ReDOrt.

by BasLrs', B,oLrs asd Comnsreial Tsles,apA.B
Lewis johnson o.. quote stocks and bonds IN
home and foreign markets as follows:
coupon, msSs 0s, issz coupon, ,llsS N isss COZ,
pon nIl. as, ls6s, coupon, lilA.: sos. new lsss,
coup .liOk .os, ls, oouPos lios .0., is6s coo:
A.Iiposs. 8; do; sIefsrred -; Canton. 6; Csm:
0uieisiiyer 8: P.ene Nail ss.. BostoI Power.
IS: Adams Exp q 81: Wells, Fargo Co.s ED, %:
AnsTie.n L.P:: 81 y sss .s.s' &c DO; pref d.:
Erie, aa'.; DO; prefd, S; Hsrisml isi oid; Bed,
and Michigan southern, @ Illinois 6entr1l. lss 90.
Cleveland and Pittsburs, hS.s Northwest, slys:
do, preferred, a7s: Union Pscihc 3. B.. 1S:
n J. Central, lg7: Rock Island, ll6's; Mlwaukie
and St. Paul, ss'l: Milvsukie and 30. Paul lrefd,
SIS: wsbssh and Western, e2<; Central Psciho
Bobcs %; Fort Wsyne, s7s. Alton and Terre asute,
S o. d; Alton Tsrre Hspis Rretd, ii ChicsSOt -
and ni:.i.Spei csriihe..ss, 50; fsasss.ss stsis
Einis state o.. OLD e. nerts osrolins 80 e. a. Sss;
iis'i. Market ''rOnHsa Hsr Cable,
LONDON. Oct. i-s p. n:Sharket eieses ~ Xonses ~
for money and account, gs; Bopds. W ~. %.
o. e; pS. 81 Bond; hsnss s,see. see sssiT ssssSg:
LIvERPooL, Oct. lS N.-Cotton pe1ta SiVsn -
,teady' sales leQO bales niddine Up'snds, es'
Middling Orleans, 81. narket ectse'
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GEN. Lee's Condition.

RICHMOND, Oct. 4.-The Dispdtch has the fol-
lowing, dated Staunton, yesterday:
81 left Lexington at noon to-day. Gen. Lee
is recovering. His physicians confidently pre-
dict his restor alton In Q day or two. He has had
no sympeOms Of apoplexy or paralysis, only
ueyer rpeechless. BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN
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BATCHEuOR,s HAIR nvr

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
Harmless reliable, fnstantaneous, does not contain
lead nor any rtfdiie poison TO produce paralysis
boasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
". A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thUfy years
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Bold
BY all Druggists. Applied at Is, Bond street, New
Iork. fe5-tr
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RAhheYY Of $4,000.

PrrTsBURs, Oct. "A returning Californian
named Christopher Herbert, OF Greensburg,
Pa, was robbed OF &s 600 by two Chicago conf
dence men, while leaving the depot for his
home, last night.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RkvENUF.-The receipts from this
source to- day wire s504 ,4s2.90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-04

LETTER PROM MARSHAL MCMAHoN.-Mar
shal McMahOn, who has been residing al
Pouru-aux- Bois, near Bouillon, at the chateau
W the .--vor: has sent to the Orydne of Namur
the following Interesting note: "Marshal
Mcmahon was wounded on the LIST Of Septem-
Der, at six in the morning, at the very com
mencement OF the last battle, in which he held
no command. 1t was by order of the Minister
OF War, Comte de Palikao, and of the Commit
tee Of Defence, that he executed the march
which proved so fatal to the arms of France.
This is what infallibly happens when people take
upon them to direct the movements of distant
armies from the closet. In these circumstances
one can draw up general plan. but one cannot
descend to details, and this is what General
Cousin de Montauban forgot. Marshal McMa-
hons intention was to fall back on Paris, after
having reOrg anized the army so unfortunately
undOne at Sedan. He was not permitted to &C.
complish his wise project. As soon as the state
of his health will permit, Marshal Mcmahon
will not fail to publish proors that he cannot be
considered responsible for the immense disaster
at Sedan. Between victorious army and the
frontier of q neutral nation, there was no escape
IL an accident occurred
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THE YELLOW FEVER AT NEW YoRK.-Ali
.commpnication between Brooklyn and Cover
nor's Island, New York, has been cut of on &C.
connt OF the yellow fever. There were ten
de aths from yellow fever at New York yester-
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5. oss s., Il rs sos.a
IT,. M ..u,erf1e rSns ss.ss 90 sItr. ss.ssl family,
sO ci }.niIg. n: % E.:s.Ss 1o .asss, s1,ss
fse 90 eats.. ss,Ts.ss s %; family,
Sr.sss changed: sales OF choice Maryland red sf
81 sSi 81. good 20 prime. u toaa So fair 20 rood,
81 Sss .; We.ssrS red. ii iSasi cosn. Corn.
White, CSC as 05; yellow, essesc; Western, ac.
sS30. Bacon firm; ribs sides, l6.su; clear ds !,
~ sl11s; thonld.rs. Hi{sl4,<; hams, 2sa2sk 49,
stock scarce. ~1'
BALTIMORE, Oct. 4.-yirginia sixes, old sssS bsd .
tSss asked; Co., 1856, oSk bid g asked North Csro,
iins ., nev, IA bid, c asked.
NEW YORK. Oct. s.-Fleur &c. better What lc
Corn a shace irmer.
,ALw YORK, oct;l -stocks very firm. Gold, Is.
Money. <ss. Exchsnge. 1ong. 3, shogt, e3{.
.os, ls62. coupon. l2x. Virginia &C. EXTRA couDon.
81 do. new, 6,a. North Carolina b. old, So DO. news
Ak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-04

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 4.-The tenth annual fair Of
the St Louis Agricultural and Mechanical As
sociation opened Yesterday, under the most
favorable circumstances. An unusually large
number of persous we're present, and everything
passed of agreeably. All the departments are
crowded, and the exhibition throughout Is finer
than any previous one. Horace Greeley de-
liyered an able address before the association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-04

PoLIT1CAL.-The following Congressional dis
trict in Pennsylvania were carried by the re-
publicans in 1868, by close vote: Third-Myers
majority ~; tifth-Taylor's contested: tenth
Cakes majority 226; thirteenth-Mercur's ma
Jority 81; sixteenth-Cessna's majority 14i
twenty -first-Covode's majority s25.
The democrats have nominated Judge A.
King for Congress in the ninth Missouri dis
frict. He will probably be elected, as the re-
Pubncans have two candidates in the field
publican majority in 1868 was only little over
four hundred.
The divisions in the Republican party in the
eleventh district of Pennsylvania have been
healed by the domination by the conferees of
the Hon. VIM. Davis for Congress. The union
OF the party saves district which was in dam
ger OF being carried by the democrats
Judge Horace b. Smith was nominated for
Congress on Friday last by the republics ans in
convention OF the twenty-seven district OF
New York by acclamat on, on motion by his
competitor. stephen L. Hayt. He will no doubt
be elected by large majority.
George Mott has been nominated for Congress
by the democrats of the seventeenth district of
New York. As Mr. Wheeler's majority in 1868
was over eight thousand, and he has been re-
nominated by the republicans, Mr.. Mott can
have no hope Of an election.
Judge McKennOn, Of the United States Cir
cult for Pennsylvania, has declared his inten-
ton Of himself selecting inspectors of election
for the precincts OF Philadelphia, il the two po>-
litical parties do not at once agree to nominate
them.
The democrats OF the Third Kentucky district
have nominated General Lewis tor Congress
and discarded Golladay. The republican can
didate is ID. X. Carr. The democratic majority
in this district is usu ally seven or eight thous-
and.
Republican primary meetings take place in
Baltimore to- morrow evening for the selection
OF ward officers and delegates to form a repub-
lican city convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-04

pIA new spiritual medium. Miss Laura Ellis,
In holding "circles'' in Rochester, which are
saia 10 csnvipce her visitors that Ellis let loose