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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-02
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-02
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-02
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-29
WILL OF THE LATE ADMIR- Al
DAHLGREN
The Bronze Statue Of His Son Uric.

The will of the late Admiral John A. Dahl
gren, dated December 1st, 1866, was fled and adj
mitted to probate in the Orph ms Court OF this
District this morning. and letters of admins
tration, with will annexed, were issued to his
widow, who gave bond in $4,000. This will
commences as follows -" Being about to leave
the United States on public duty in foreign seas,
and being in sound health Of mind and body, for
which the Merciful Creator be praised, il seems
to me fitting that should declare my wishes in
regard to the little property which pos sess."
de then disposes OF his property, and directs
that |" a bronze statue be erected over the grave
OF my dearly beloved son, Uric ID lhlgren, and
to bis historical vindication from the base asper-
sions OF those who counter .nced the savage
barbarity with which his remains were treated
And do charge upon al my descendants that
they shall spare no means effo. Is to carry out
this purpose, which still hope God may grant
me life TO do myself"
He bequeatbed the whole of his property TO his
daughter Eva, (since deceased,) including his
claim on the government for the use of the
Dahlgren gun and pension-his sons being able
to make their living; and states that the will Vas
made with the appreciation of his wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-29
MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
Third Days Re cling at Pimlico

Yesterday being the third day OF the Mary
land Jockey Club meeting at Pimlico race
that very large and brilliant concourse OF
people, including many ladies, assembled IN the
Inherent pa. ss OF the grounds set apart for the
accom- mediation OF spectators. Ii was noticed
rounding country were also present, and q par
uculsrly large attendance from Washington
and the District Of Columbia.
THE FIRST RACE
was the hurdle race, q handicap for all ages,
two miles, over eight hurdles-S4e0 to the first
DO sc, Slo0 to the second. The entries were
James Done hue's brown mare Biddy Malone,
ID. McDaniel's bay horse Oysterman, Jr., A.
Taylor's brown horse X. B. Connolly. The run
DOWN the stretch was one of the finest witnessed
during the week, Biddy and Connolly making
the eighth leap simultaneously, and passed
under the string so close that many thought il
dead heat. but the horse was decided to be
the winner; Oysterman coming in about three
lengths bt hind. Time, 3.55x.
THE SECOND RACE
was asweepstake for three wear Odds dash of two
miles, $50 entrance, half forfeit, the Jockey
Club adding $1,000, $50 to the trst horse, $50
to the second. The following were the entries:
Thomas w. Doswell's Oh. f. Ecliptic; Thomas
w. Doswell's b. f. Midday; A. Belmont's b. c.
klnghsher; Oden BOwie's Oh. Z. My MARYLAND;
A. keene Richards's s. {. Ida Grissom; Thomas
A. Lynch's CHI. I. Lady Clyde. Kingfsher won
the race in a46h.
was for purse of 81 coo. two miles, for all ages
TO carry 100 pOunds-SSC0 to the first horse S2DO
to the second. The entries were Geo. T. Gam
Drills b. g: Prophet, Jr.; John O. Donnell's b. c.
Edep on John ID. Thompson's b. b. Haywood;
I'D. Fallon's br. m. Alta Vela; ID. McDaniels
Dr. b. FISHERMAN, Jr. Edenton and Alta Vela
made tine run down the last quarter, the
former winning.
THE FOURTH RACE
was for purse of 500, mile heats, for all ages
that had not won during the year. There were
elght entries, as follows: John ID. Thompson's
chestnut colt, Planet; F. NJ. Halls chestnut ge,d-
ing, Ensign; John Marsh's black geldipg, Linz
Der Jim; Carroll and Coar's brown colt Orto-
Ian; Ibomas w. Doswell's chestnut flly, Eclip-
TIC; ID. +. McGraths bav filly, Sus an Ann: A.
Belmont's chestnut FLY, Finesse; Gov. Bowie's
gray horse. st. Patrick. Finscse, on the las,
heat. got about a half length ahead of Eclip e
There will be four races to-day. After the
race yesterday afte rnoon Cove. 1or Bowie so a
ms four-year old colt, st. Patrick by Stonew.ll
Jackson, Dam ChIckamS uga, for $50. JAS O.
Ozark, Esq, was the purchaser, and has changed
ne name OF the horse to White Settlement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-29

sive. He win continue che attack 80 success
fully begun.
Nothing orcal has yet been received from
the army OF the Loire.
PRUSsIAN RETREAT FROM FRENCH
CAVALRY.
RoVEN, Oct. 2s.-The Project OF the depart
meut telegrsphed 20 the ministry ~ Tours 20
day that the enemy, pursued hy French cav
airy, had hastily retrested upon Beauvais and
Song ons. A force of Prussisn cavalry, about
Zee strong, had also left Chateau Neat, near
Charities.
MORE ABOUT THE PRUSSIAN DEFEATS
ANIKSs, Oct. y, via Tours, oct. 2s.-rhe
uisians were defeated at FORMERS to-day, by
troops OF the line, mobiles, and q small force z
artillery. The village OF Bouvisse was burned
oy me enemys petroleum shells. The French
~. hoIa t1e Ailwsy from tbs place 70 Rouen,
shu zoe communication between the two CITIES
perfect, Notwithstanding repe Ated sttemnts "a
the Prussians 20 destroy IT,
A olspatch just received from Noeent a.
RoGt-on says the PrusSiaps have evsraated
Couryelte, In the department OF Pure et-T otre.
near Cbartres, alter an engagement with mo-
biles aud volunteers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-29

The DRKss or CHILDREN.-Now that winter
is approaching, 4 behooves parents more than
ever TO see that their children are clothed in
such manner as 70 protect them from the in
clemepcy and sudden changes OF the weather.
The chief cause Of infantine mortality. in
addition to foul air. or too rich too poor food.
II the false pride OF many mothers. Children
are killed by the manner in which they are
dressed a. certainly n by any other cause. In
our changeable climate children Of the most
tender age are lett with bare arms nd legs, and
with low necked dresses. The mothers, in the
same dress, would shiver and suffer with cold,
and expect 1t OF sickness as the result OF their
culpable carelessness. And vet the mothers
could endure such treatment with far less
Danger 10 health and life than their tender
infants can. moments reelection will indi-
cate the effects OF this mode of dressing or
rather want OF dressing, on the child. The
moment tie cold air strikes Ifs bare arms and
legs, the blood Is driven from these extremifies
TO the internal and more vital organs. The
result Is congestion, to q greater less extent
of those organs. In warm weather the heat will
bring on affections Of the bowels, and this mo &c
Of dressing may be reckoned one of the CHIEF
causes OF summer complaints. But in cold
weather congestion and innsmmstions of the
brain and lungs are the result. Itis painful 20
see children thus dressed like victims for sacri-
nce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-29
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
THE WASHINGTON CANAL.
Its Proposed Depth az hi Gerent II ayes
of the Tide.

The fact that the canal is really to be cleaned
and put in a navigable condition, excitss no lit
tie attention, and We are daily in receipt of in
quiries in regard to the improvement and what
will be accomplished by it. BY the tenor OF
some of these inquiries it is evident that there
Is considerable Misrepresentation as to the ex-
tent Of the improvement, and for one thing a
good many seem to sdppose that the canal is to
be but four feet ia depth when cleaned. To set
this matter right we have obtained the follow
ing information from Mr.. Sever5op, Commits
sioner OF the Canal: According to data OBJ
tanned at the Coast Survey, the mean rise and
fall of the spring tides is feet; that OF the
neap tides &c feet and the mean rise and fall
% feet. But occasionally the tides rise about
feet higher, and at other times fall about 9
feet lower than these laes. Hence, when the
canal shall have been dredged as contemplated
to feet below the plane OF lolcest tides, Its
depth of water at times of lowest tides will be
feet, at mean low tide SO feet at mean high
tide s.s feet, at highest tides H. feet, and be-
tween mean low and mean high tides the aver
age depth will be 7.35 feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-29

WEST VIRGINIA ELRCTIoN-Probabl. Election
o. Itco Democratic Congressmen.-Partial returns
Of about ten counties or West Virginia show
large democratic gains. Davis, democrat, first
congressional district, il undoubtedly elected
over Gof, republican. Ohio county increased
the democratic majority for Governor 10 455,
although on local tissues the republicans elect tue
sheriff and clerk Of the court The democrats
gain largely In members Of the House OF Dele
gates; sufficient, they claim, to control the LeRis-
lature. A telegram from Charleston, Kanswhs
county, Gays that county will be very close,
probably democratic majority. II will be inn
possible to determine the result In the State
until further returns are received, although il
has been conceded by the republicans that their
majority in 1868 has been greatly reduced, and
they win probably lose the third congressiona Al
district as we'll n the first.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-29
"The Liberation Of Rome',-Meetfug
ut Italians In New York-A Little
s.ODpleaSaNtu
pAed Erclasirely % n, Fr,,f,o !v,a,.

T'ttg' uT7F'u E1ot"Stttty 20 IW ErtNlnQ NIdr.
Nkw YORK, oct. 2s.-The Italian residents Of
this city this evening celebrated the liberation
Of Rome from the sway of the Pope by a grant
concert, public meeting and ball. The ceic-
hration proved a succc Z. Addresses were de
hyered by W. q. Bryant and others. DR.. Meg
of Boston, in a speech violently denounced We
tor Emanuel and eulogiZed Garahalii and MAJ
zini, At the same time expressing the hope hat
republic would be established In ltalv. These
sentiments gave umbrage 20 General ID. Lnca.
the Italian Consul. who protested, aud was with
difficulty prevented from retiring. Nothing else
occurred 10 disturb the harmony OF the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-29
The Methodist Episcopal Book Com
mtfGee,

IeIegrdphed ErclHsloeIy % Ia EreHtne Star.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 2s.-The book committee
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, sppOiute q
by the last General Conference has been II,
session here since last "Wednesday. An exam
nation OF TIE affairs Of the Western Book Cor
Germ, here and In Chicago, hiss shown them ~ f,
very satisfactory condition. The case of r..
Dr. Lsnahan, Assistant Agent in New Yo
charged with official misconduct and malfes
sDce, neglect Of Official duty and other things
he understood 10 be under consideration. The
report that the old trouble Of the New York con-
Germ. involving DIR. Carlton and James r. Por-
ter, was 70 be .reopened, 10 without foundation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-29
PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLER.

ms celebrated medicine has won a deseryedly
nign reputation as an aleviator Of pain and pre-
seIyer OF health 1t has become household remedy,
from the fact that gives immediate and
rene Is purely vesetable preparation, made
from tne pest and purest materials, safe to keep and
10 use In every family. 1t is recommended by phys-
clans and persons OF all classes and to-day, after
puoc trlal OF thirty years-the average life Of man
II stands unrivalled end uuexcelled, Spreading it's
useluiness over the wide word. Its large and in
sale Affords positive of its enduring
lame We do not deem ii necessary to say much in
ts favor rs one small bottle will do TO convince
you OF Its efficacy than all the nts in the
world Give II one fair trial. aud you would not be
without 1t for ten times the cost.
DIRECTIONS accom- pany each bottle,
Sold by all Druggists.
Price Is cts 50 cts and 81 Der bottle ocI eolmSW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-29
ga miss ID ~ good - a mile of-mieters.
= Bootblacking machinery 10 q London

ga miss ID - good - a mile of-misters.
~Bootblacking machinery ID q London
notion.
s1Two thousand Cinnamon have come across
the continent.
s1Gounod Is among the French refugees in
London.
0Juvenile: "Mother says viii you give her
small change for dollar. She'll send the dol
lar In TO- morrow"
~.Wait TIL Get my new boon," wss IN.
remark Of Cleveland man as he prepared 20
leave the building during the late esrthqusfe.
~L0ng John Weutaorth viii rum FOR Con-
gress against g. B. FarweTl, the republican
nominee, in the Chicago district, I'M.
~John X. Tarbox, Of Lawrence. has ban
nominated for Congress by the Democrafs OF
the sixth district Of 1aaesachusetfs
- Europeans are rapidly copying American
institutions. The French have iypched a Ger
man fpy disguised a. one Of the National Guard
s0Helena, Montana, has had two inches OF
ICE on i1 streets. The Thermometer marked p
degrees last Sunday evening.
s0According to the Lorguette, NIbios The
are, New York, IL shortly to be supplied by
ballet per balloon from Paris. There viii be
lnvernazu and sister, Miles, Mini, Sholke N
Two Others OF the Crook up in balloon
~Armstrong, (democrat,) has PROXY
been elected . delegate TO Congress from ID -
TAN, by about $50 majority. Two repab' n
candidates were run, viz: Burieigh and 81 -,
and the vote was nearly equally divided hs-
tween them. Burieigh announces ms inteDuop
TO contest, ON account Of illegal yotee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-29
NAPOLEON AND THE COUNTESS.
Revelations from the Eonararte Pa.


"A New York Herald special telegram from the
continent says Among the extraordinary doc
uments unearthed at the Tuileries, with the
general correspondence and private letters OF
Napoleon, was one showing the fortune OF the
Emperor's mistress. This paper presents i'm the
form OF a legal document detailing the marriage
settIement OF Elizabeth Ann Harriet, Countess
OF Beauregsrd, France, of the chateau Beau
regard, near Versailles, better known
as Miss or Mistress Howard. The deed
was made out on the occasion of the union
Dy marriage OF this lady with Clarence IRE
yellyan. in the month Of NAV, in the wear 1871
Two schedules which are attached to the paper
make known that the Countess possessed liz,
Ooo sterling in English and other foreign s. Gu
rites, including the sum of 500 COO In PennsyI-
wanna United States) railway debentures
$4,000 in st. Louis and Cincinnati boud. he
sides another and additional sum of $4,000
sterling, which is described as .sotber sto ks
and funds and securities" and distip-
guished a. the ''settled fund" Sac had
besides divers other investment shares aud
securities with jewels and othe. persona
estate, and landed property in France
THE HEIR.
The deed of settlement contains a provision IN
Ihe amount OF twenty thousand pounds sterling
IN 1avof OF Martin Constantine Hergett EMIT ed
and called in France Count Beaursgard. son
OF the Countess, but the name of his father il
TOT stated 1t Is pretty well known in England
however, that this Martin is a son of lem Ma
son, the celebrated steeple chase Jockey ri.I.r
AT the period of her death the property OF the
Countess E-auregard exceeded in valls The
Madame du Bari.
STRANGE COINCIDENCE.
The dwelling house at Chiselhurst. England
which is Just Row occupied by the Empress Eu-
gene, WIS rented by her Majesty of Mr.. Strobe
one OF the trustees of the above recited settle
ment; ard II constitutes a singular additional
iact IN the history of this whole family scanial
that the house is merely held by Strod. in MS
capacity of trustee, but is actusIIy the property
of the Count Beauregard, the iilegitimate son
OF the eX-Emperor mistress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-29
THE WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION.
Additional Eelurr%

Ietecrdfh,d frcItftreIg % 1Ae Ece1is1 Ndr.
WHEELING. W. VA, Oct. 29-The following
are add. onal returns Marion county gives
a republic an ms So-ity OF s, being a republican
loss o. DO, Lewis county gives q dem Dcratie M
lority OF $50; karawhs county a republican ma
lortty of -, Cobbell county q democratic ma
Jority OF $50; Lincoln county q democratic ma
JorIty Of l1e and Boon county q democratic
majority of leo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-29

NATURAL GAs.-The town Of Erie, Pa, was
lighted wednesday night and last night by
{" atural gas" obtained from q well sunk by the
Erie Gas Company near their works. Thirteen
gfs wells in various parts OF the city are now
furnishing fuel and light for manufactures
The gas Is being introduced into private dwell
feet, and the average daily yield Of each wen
is 20 GOO cubic feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-29
LECTURES.

%"REy; PETROLEUM " NAsBY,P M"
~ VIII deliver his new and intensely humorous
"ThoUBh LHr 2E oA A SqMSERyATIyE WITH
Tickets, SO Cents; reserved seat., IS Cent.
For sale at Philip solomon and Parkers oc2s-5t.
TwAsRINarON, OCTOBER Is, 1870.
FIG. J. P. Nerman. d. d.:
DEAR SIR: Feeling DESTROYS Of receiving from
tornir, and Of the impressions thereby created on
liver i cture the subject at such time and place
az may suit tour convenience. Truly, yours,
samuel NG4@sni i inik
B.sMtose; :, A Bnrr, T. Edward Clarke. Jonu q.
WASHINGTON. October II, ls7e.
GlNlLEMEN; thank you for the com piiment You
pay me. and hereby assure .yop Of my Willingness
Th IfhT iqfs g se9Ts
0e 2 2san J.P. NEWMAN.
Mrs. JOSEPH A 1lII E,..
THE SECOND bhCTgRE ~ THE GRAND
SUBJECT" w Aonks ~ WIZ WORE; vs.. WOMEN
P PSs q, .p e. Lsst%Ts to
Oes vssrs diagram Of the Hall may Be
ctB Admission Tickets sold at the door of the ALL
on the evening OF the Lecture only so cts oc26 St
Y. y: g. A. sCIENTIFIC LECrUKES,
TO BE GIVEN TIINCOLN HALL
"WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
lures, AZ follows:
ON LIGHT, by Prof. Henry Morton, of Franklin
Institute, Philadelphia
ON NATURAL HISTORY, by Prof. B. Water
house Hawkins, of London, England.
College.
ON CORRELATION OF FORCES, by Prof T. l..
Youmans, of New York,
ON " A1ER AND PETROLEUM, by Prof. q. r.
Chandler, OF Columbia College New York.
ArraD gements have been made to illustrate all the
lectures by the most approved modern apparatus.
Course tick So t. be obtain ed at Ballantynes
bookstore and at the Associations rooms. Reserved
seats 10 cents additional for each lecture. oc25 If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-29
Census Retarns- Santheru Dist rics Of
New York State.

NEW YoRK. Oct. 2S.-The following is an on /.
clal recApitulation Of the southern district OF
New York, as ascertained by census: New York
county, gu, S4l; westchester, 1872 .2Ss; Putnam,
1882; Dutchess, 7l,sS; Columbia. u ,0S7:
Greene, 81 403; Ulster, So 657. Suthe land "a 5S9
Orange, 81 ,5o3; Rockland, 5,le3. Total, asa,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

IHKSE FACTS DEMAND IMMEDIATE CON.
81 lD,skATION-Diseases should be guarded anst,
or II must be cured The alternatives are death or
such consequences render life Q burden. Combat
o ons masrls purity the blood put the nerves in
petite, Danish every sign Of dyspepsis or rheuma-
lncres &c the vigor Of both body and mind, and
reIese the children of summer COM plants All this
can only be done with safety, certainty and prompt
ness by Char1es Gautier's native Wine Bitters; so
says popular opinion endorsed by many Of the most
eminent ply sicians who assure US OF the complete
Nctory OF these over all other Buffers Ii has abso-
tuieIy driven them out OF the market where il has
may be had of all druggists os2sfr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-29

SECRETARY Cox will give up his house or
New Jersey avenue next week, and leave thi!
city for his home in Ohio iumedi ltely atfsr re
firing from the Interior Department, which will
be on Monday next. Mr.. Delaro will take
Charge Of thu Department on Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-29

@The steamer X. T.. Lee made the run from
New Orleans to NatcheZ, Thursday, in rs hours
&c minutes, A. seconds, beating the time of the
Natchez by II minutes, 43 seconds. Distance
20 miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-29
A Scaue Goat.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2s.-The coroner's jury in
the case Of the late accident on the -. aud ".
railroad, found all the blame resting on the
switchman, VIM. y. Shepherd. who has not sln.o
been seen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-29

The WEST VIRGINIA ELRCTIoN.-A telegram
received this morning by the democratic execu-
tive committee from West Virginia announces
that the democrats in that State have elected
two out OF the three members Of Congress, be-
sides democratic governor and democratic
legislature, thus securing the election of
democratic senator in place Of Mr.. Wiley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-29

PRoMoTIoNs.-Samuel G. Arnold, has beer
promoted from third to fourth class clerkshp
and VIM. B. Brown, from second to third clas
in the Internal Revenue office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-29
BATCHELOR,s HAIR I'VE.

a. This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous does not contain
lead, nor any eiatc poison to produce paralysis or
boastng virtues they do not possess. The genuine,
": a. Bachelors u air Dye has had tAirfy years
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-29

SAFETY OF THE observation-disclosures
has been received here of the arrival of the U
s. steamer Shenandoah at Lisbon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-29

PAYMAsTRR HENRY Nj. MEADE, U. S. N, o
this city, has been detached from the Kersarge
and ordered TO settle his accounts.