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FROM PIOCHE, NEVADA.

ED,roR Nsw NORTHWEST:
| promised ut some leisure moment tn give
YOU few items os my travels. and IA have
pitched my tent to stop awhile l will fulfill
arrived here September gath. after three
weeks of dusty and disagrcc'b!c travelling.
feeling somewhat worried but much i'm.
proved in health. At
SALT LAKE
rested day and half. saw the sights,
surrounded the city, interviewed Judge
Strickland, Geo. Hill, Cyphcrs. Holman.
Rattle. and several Others; cleaned out three
or four fruit markets, and finding out that
could not get away with the Whole town
left on m early train for the terminus Of
the Railroad, some fifteen miles South OF
Salt Lake. Here we found Gilmer & Sails
bury's coach ready to convey Us through
the fertile valleys Of
...+ SOUTHERN UTAH.
was much pleased with the country, as
it reminded me of other chimes. where fruit,
corn, and beautiful trees were aeon on ev.
cry side. But with 10 many years Of slug
gish industry it seems that they have ad
vsnced but little, Yet there is brighter
day for Utah when the Gentilcs are masters
Of the situation, and that is not far distant I.
...,........; PIoCuE, .....
Although yet in its infancy, is Of no small
importance, for it Is destined to be large
camp. The mines are numerous, and among
them are some of the richest to he found on
the Pacific Slope. The Raymond s. Ely
mine of 500 feet is divided into 30, 600 shares
which are selling at $3.50 per share and
steadily advancing. The daily yield Of ths
mine is between SIC, 200 and $4,000, which
is almost fabulous. yet the bullion is to bs
seen every day Ut the assay Office. There
are only Eve mills yet in operation, and al
they are owned by companies that worl
their own ores, custom ores consequently
remain uncrushed until mills that are being
constructed are ready to run. a"9s ~
The burned district Is being rapidly re
built. Provisions are much cheaper than il
Montana." La,orcrs get 81 per day, in coin
and mechanics from 90 to $40. Lumber l.
| 500 per ihons.nd. Water has 10 be haulet
i've miles and sells ut cents per gallon
Board 10 SO per week. Fare from Sal
Lake, 835, and from Hamilton $40. @dl
| MONTANA II lREPREsEKTED
Here in the person Of Col. Lane, Yves Ira
Wis, Chas. Douyhcrty, John Kane. Ton
Condor. H. 8. Findlsy, Jas. Barnarzi. VIM
Jamison, and many Others. whose names
do 4 now recall. .aE45E .
This coanlEy suits mo. but ! do not advis'
Others to immiglaie unless they think the.
can better their condition. Sill, I. can 81,
this to any that desire. 70 come here: the!
csn get work and gst NE oOin for it. m.
none that are here regret their coming
IN working q my trade, with plenty o
work 10 do. .san sgaaa ..+ s4#Ha
Kindly remembering I'll the boys, an
Respectfully yours. s.,,ta.
| 1910 ,. W. -. PUTxAA
PieeAA NsvsdA o. y. 1911. ,.e
II &. A
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Railroad Tickets Furnished Here.
,r T. r. FULLER, Agent
.s Dear LDdge, u. Z.
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Notice.

a IL PERSONS having Soda Water Bottles belong.
Inn = ~ Win pasase return Nhe@ ~ che Stses
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II is one ot the Largest, best Illustrated aud most
Original ant! Entetlisipg Agricultural Jvnrnals IN
Continent. lscrru'nt,or is rupidly increasing, and
it is very popular With its patrons.
a New lIuShl ndry
it We're, IL being developed tAe Pacific Coast By
IT. peculiar seasons, soil climate, aud Topography:
The new discoveries, Ideas. aud useful hintr evolves
In itr rapid progress to he Obse, se VITA alesss
and read rs reported in tn. PACIFIC RURAL, With
profit by practical and a.icnItuiists every
where. Sample copies VI the PhEss, poet pnid l0ctt
Subscriptions, 81 u year. uEMEl 4 Co.,,
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Salmon r. Chass md Stephen J. Field
are understood . y, like Barkls, wiilin' 70
lad The Ds,nocsaaic forces 10 the Presiden-
sial battls IN n There are objections to
Hancock beczoss he = toomach Of . soldier
and knows bat littls Of Nv. Tls Objection
against Chase and Field will ~ that they
knoy 10 msch ~ Aand TO 1ttls6f var,
Besweeu the Two III Hobeout cAosoe.
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Passengers for tleStates!

81 .----.
Quick Time: Low Rat<aI
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Eight Day Time!

We prepared to issue Though tickets At the FOL-
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DThe Saratoga Droop Is the --latest

@A Louisville lady has recovered $40 OC1 for
being dragged and injured by street car.
1Dr. Livingstone, the African explorer is
safe and slowly making his return home.
SSan Franciscans can ride I'm the street cars
Tor the meagre pittance Of four cents.
@A Cincinnati drug clerk put himself 70
sleep with chlOral, and hasn't walked up vet.
0The Lowell Courier complains of being
abridged TO slow Corr" by its exchanges.
The experiment Of raising tobacco is 10 he
tried upon the reclaimed meadow lands near
Newark.
1Illinois agriculturists burn humble bees
out OF hay-stacks at a cost of two tons of bay
for every bee.
HAnother wretched victim of intemperance
Mr.. Holloway, Of Galveston, drank SIX glasses
OF ice water and died.
NJ PelUTe d. OignCn-the formidable name for
q new color-means, when Translated into Eng
lish, skin of the onlonl
SCincinnad cigar dealers having been
obliged 70 close their shops on the sabbath there
Is now much clamor for a msnicipal Ordnance
to prevent ehimneys smoking ON Sunday.
~ A Providence paper Is responsible for the
assertion mat the Disgusting habit Of snufi-dip
ping Is becoming prevalent with the MIL girls OF
that city.
SThe New Bedford Mercury saws that Fri
aay morning there WIS singular phenomenon
IN that harbor, the tide ebbing and nov ing AZ
intervals Of pfteen minutes with great velocity.
9rAn old colored woman, named Mary VIII
hams, living At No. "a Clinton street, Albany,
one "-''"""lv from fright &C the CHOKING OF
chi ----''~--ed a knob
frr
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE NEW YORK TRUNK TRAGEDY.
HE MYSTERY lLEARED Up.
shs " as n .NSsos OF DIR. RosestWsfg-Hs
knfHsd Her, and then KILLED Her aad
Packed Her BODY Ga a TrHsE-Thfs
Was Not HIS First .usrdsr.

NEW YORK, August 30.-Dr. RoSenzweig, the
abortorSt = still in custody, while the police
are making every effort - a5lve the mystery of
the body foUpd in the trunk at the Hudson
River Railroad depot. The house of RoSenzweig
was thoroughly searched yesterday, and some
cast on pieces of linen were found in the cellar
which may serve as important links i'm the
evidence. The servant girl yesterday confessed
To her knowledge OF
A PREVIOUS ABORTION AND MURDER
committed by the Doctor. and RoSenzweic
upon being questioned, admitted that her story
was true. The District Attorney thinks the
evidence against the accused Is Overwhelming.
1t Is stated that the woman was recognized
last evening by several acquaintance from
Bayard street as Miss Figa, a native of PlatZ.
Poland, aged 10 years. and niece Of DIR. ROsenz-
weig. She lived at No. 9s Bayard street with
some relations who kept a butchers shop, re-
siding in the rear Of the premises
THE DEAD BODY WAS RECOGNIZED
by numerous acquaintance, at the morcue.
who had known her well in Bayard sur ct. The
Doctor had not seen his niece for upwards of
seven years, until she came 70 this country,
about year since, and he initiated her into
New York life by taking her 10 an endless round
OF balls and parties, and subsequently removed
her TO his residence, in Amity street, where
THE UNNATURAL VILLAIN,
IT is alleged, effected her ruin. on the ist of
May he took up his residence in Second avenue
and from that house, undoubtedly, the corpse
was taken 70 the railroad depot. The pretext he
made for removing her TO his residence was that
the air OF Bayard street was not good for her.
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The Halifax Regatta.
Tss s.. JoIT'S Cres Is'tssa's"f1s ~, CT

AHt - scth tFcU Ht.tdfft-- Iis Tn CrcC IN
eDHrHfHg.
hALrrAN, August 29.-The weather 4 sf,len-
uid The arrang, ments For the recafta are f,,r-
ioct. livery Thing rrUmi-ss great ~ucccss. The
r. Is today have been % a LEGAL character and
I httie interest. The 81. John crew have
nualy ithdi avn from the contest Tomorrow.
The papers OF this morning unanimously blame
thu m. The RcnfOrth crew we're out this morn
lig, rraciacing, wearing GRAPE on their arms
lie .ahg on the race O. morrow = very variable
and = governed by \ local and national feeling
HALIFAX. AUgrSt S0.-Thc great four-oarcd
'soe hss been postponed until 5O'clook, in con-
elu' N, Of fog.
HALIFAX, August 3o.-Thc weather this morn
NJ = iogky but the water II smooth a. glass n
Wa tuia0red this morning that the Paris crew
va otceIed back 90 Halifax hy the racing COM
nl1stee SI ST John, "a save the CITY from Dis
stace. The struggle between the two Enslish
crews n expected 20 be grand. one OF the crews
so!d IN pools last night as follows. Wfn1-
mp, thiriyt kenfOrth, eighteen: Coulter. sen.
haitian, eight. IL the weather i NO, ir,,r,ro,-ci
oy O'Clock there will he a further t.os,no,,
q an nom the contest. ''n-
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Severe Storms I'm New York and Penn.
SyIyanfa

A GOOD 7empldT Killed ON Liqhtninq.
NEW YORK, August 30.-A whiriwind al Big
Flats, Chemung county, New York last Satur-
day occasiOned much damage to property and
injured two men.
The new Good Templars hall at Clifford. Sus-
quehanna county, Pennsylvania, was struck by
lightning last week, and Thomas Jones, aged 10
was instantly killed, and William Anthony
Daniel Evans, Isaac Breese, Samuel Owens. and
William Jones were seriously injured MANY
others were Frustrated The fluid passed through
he entire asSemblage, and every person in the
room was more or less shocked.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lower Prices than Elsewhere.

Ayers Sarsaparila and Cherry Pectoral, Sc !;
Burnetts Cocaine and kaliston, Sc; Schenck 3
Syrup and Tonic. 81 IS yayne's Expectorant and
Alternative, Csc Hostetter's Hoo6ands and Vinegar
Bltters, &C.. Miehler's Herb Btters, s5c.; Lyon 5
kathairon and Barry's Tricopherus, 4oc.; Laird ,
Bloom and Magnolia Balm, &C; Bachelors Hair
Dye. Sc; Heimbold,s Buehu, %; Brown. ia
rant perient SOC; Winchester Hypophosphites,
Sc; Osgood's India Chologogue, 81 IS; Sterling s
toSide Iron, 9c.; De Joughs Cod Liver Oil, 81:
other kinds, Sc; Flagg's Relief, sc.; Railway
Sarsaparillian, 9Oc.; Florida Water, Zoe; Perry
Lotions Sl75; Lubin's Extracts, genuine, 81; Col
gate Soaps very large assortment, retail at whole
sale prices; Holland Gin, imported 81 per bottle;
Inc Old Rye Whisky, large bottles, 81: per gallon
SSguaranteed as represented or money refunded:
California Wines, Port, Angelica, Sherry, Muscatel
81. ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
aus tr Corner 81 and ID streets N w.
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The Virginia Conservative COuyeu
lion

Coiored Delegates on the Floor TRey are Greeted
Nth applause.
RICHMOND, Va, August 3O.-The Couserva-
tive Convention met at noon. Fightv-tbree
counties and cities are represented by over go
delegates among whom are many of the leading
and ablest men Of the State. Temporary organ
ration was had, with Ex-Governor Robert l..
Montague as chairman. A committee on perma-
nent organization was appointed. motion 20
admit delegates from the colored conservative
club OF Richmond was adopted, and the appear
ance of colored delegates on the floor was greeted
Win prolonged applause. The greatest harmony
and good feeling prevailed.
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The Captain Of the Steamer . CITY of
Houston Crazy.

new YORK, August 30.-A private dispatch
received 10y the Nautical Gazette OF this CITY, this
morning, dated Fernandina, Florida August
nth, Is as follows" Captain L. III. Partridge
" the steamer City of Houston, is crazy. He
Thomas q. Ellis, agent of the New York Board
u I nderw fiters, and doctor are watching him.
The steamer Tillie, of MalloIy's line, about
which some anxiety was felt, left Key West this
morning. Her freight is slightly damaged"
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An Indian outrsye stor, Con,r..
HfeasA

81 lNtls, August S0.-SOme time AGO a man
named Mack Moore gave the 81. JoseTh Jy,-,fi
an account 90 the capture OF train near Forf
Sill, Indian Territory, the kill'nr of several
oriNers, ana the subsequent burning at the stake
81 Two more. ;. l.. Woodward, post adiutant of
Fort Sill, writes . the ~. Joseph R-rIIf pro-
nouncing the whole story false. and saws that no
such affair occurred near that post. and the
tIan referred 10 Is tins moment hauling hay Tor
the contractor az the YnSt
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1HE MOBILE CALAMITY ureHty-Rfnc Killed
ana IWeHfy-s z UOHRdsd.-A submarine diver
has thoroughly explored the wreck Of the Ocean
Wave, near Mobile, but failed 10 discover any
bodies He repOrss the steamer terribly shat
tered, the force Of the explosion being tremen-
9ous. The community T. still excited, and an
investigation will be held as 20 the cause OF the
explosion. So far the casualties are 55-2g Killed
and rs wounded. Many more are missing. and
IL Is supposed that their bodies viii come 20 the
surface in day OF two. Three more of tie
WOUNDED died yester.laN afterrnnn-
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FALSE LOVE AND THE DEATH PENALTY.-In
Memphis, Captain j. Theodore Adams. a we'll
known dry goods clerk, employed al MesSrs
See9Sel x Sors, Main street, was killed yester-
DAY by d. W. ;. Brown, an eNpreSSman whose
daughter Adams had seduced. Brown called
on Adams Monday and demanded he should
marry the girl, which was refused. Yesterday
Brown returned with a shotgun and fired Al
Adams, who was crOuching under the counter.
the charge taking effect in his right leg the only
one he had. haN ing lost the other in Petersburg
Va Adams lived about three hours. Brown
surrendered
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FORTRESS MONROE, August 3o-Lieut. w.
X. Travis reports taking charge OF the schooper
William b. Mann ON the oath instant. with her
masts, FAIL, rudder and running rigging gone
he orifted her into the Coosaw river, and got
tug 70 tow her into Beaufort
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The Scranton Coal sale To-day.

NEW YORK, Aug 30.-One hundred anal FORTY
thousand tons OF Scranton coal were sold al
auction to-day az SfsSL6O per ton, an advance
Stove sold al $3.50 assoc.
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A Good Thsng 20 Prevent RaiIroaa
Nlauuhter

IT. Louis, Aug. "a severe test OF a new,
team brake wsS made on the Missouri Pacifi.
abroad yesterday. under the ol,ser,-sti,,,, - !,
number OF prominent citzepS and railroad OF
ncials- A train OF cars running al the rate %
% mlies an hour, on down grade OF ~ feet -
in 80 seconds.
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Another Death from the Revere Ms.

BOSTON, August 30.-Major George r. Brown
ing, city marshal OF Salem, died last D. m. a.rcd
- years. His death j. attributed - excitement
caused by the railroad disaster. I'm which a
brother was badly hurt. No additional deaths
by the disaster are reported to-day The
wounded are progressing Iavorablv
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THE Loss OF THE LODoNA.-Capt. HarveV's
son, the first and second mates, chief engineer
first assistant engineer, chief cook, one fireman
and five seamen have been saved from the
steamship JOdOna, which was lost on the Flor
ida coast few days ago. There were 90 souls
on board The captain. purser and 10 Others
have been drON ned. The LOdona's bow il partlv
out OF the water, but the vessel is considered a
total wreck. The beach, for thirty miles, is
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HELMBoLD REDIvIvUs. - Various malicious
rumors having been circulated by evil disposed
persons detriment 70 DIR. Helmbold, we are en-
abled TO state that the indomitable doctor never
was IN better health and spirits, and NAV he
s Sen aally az oy4 broadway His prospects are
bright, and ere long the great advertiser will
shine more brilliant than ever. With Helmbold
there Is no such word a. fail A brighter future
in the annals OF medicne.-N T. IIoEe pa
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Great Reduction.

IN OLD BYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES
BRANDIES, GINS, &C,
years old, S2.50 per gal; Robertson 4 do, IS so
do; Bowler, do; Old Crow, do, SIS do, Baker,
Brandies-Larocheller, So do; do. Gane,5 IS do;
hhehnessey 1864, do; de-, ls4s, SO do; 0tard,
Old Tom Gin, S225; Cocktail Bitters, Blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount to the trade.
g. GAUTIER,
Proprietors of the Native Wine Bitters,
myl1 l217 and 1919 Penn'a avenue
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Another Railroad Bridge Over the

Atchison Bridge Company advertise for PROMO
sails for building a highway and railway bridge
over the Missouri river at the city, proposals TO
be received until the 18th Of September at the
Office Of the company in Atchison.
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RafcheIor.s Hair ma

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous does not contain
lead, nor any citGiic poison to produce paralysis
death. Avoid the Wanted and delusye pre- parations
boasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
w: A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty years
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown Sold
6y all druggists. Applied at 16 Bond street, New
1ork fe6-f
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Passengers from Charleston az Omar.

NEW YORK, August 30--The steamship Man.
haitian, from Charleston, arrived at this port
early last evening, and was ordered ID the lower
bay by the quarantine officials. The passen-
gers, some fftyin number, viii not be permitted
to come up 70 the city until Friday or SATURDAY..
Arrived, the steamer Franklin, from Stettin,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-30

ATTORNEY GENERAL AKERNAN viii leave
here on Saturday for Georgia, and e. poets to be
absent several weeks
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The MARQUIS OF LoKNE and Princess
Louise will come far as Washington, il is said,
when they visit the Dominion next fall.
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NEW YORK, August 30.-The ship Hamilton
Fish, from Liverpool, came in contract on Nam
tucket, on the evening of the 9th instant, with
the bark Alice Campbell, OF Boston. Both yes
sells were slightly injured.
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KfIIfue n Kfelxanoo-

ATcHIsos, Ks, August 30.-Parthe, one of
he Oldest chiefs Of the Kickspoo Indians. was
killed by drunken half breed named Walter AZ
the reservation on Sunday. Walter Is now in
jail awaiting trial. The Kickspoos threaten to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-30

Iwilliam Hickman, who has been arrested
in Utah for the murder Of a Spaniard last fan,
was Mormon in good fellowship, and his arrest
il IL said, win lead to disclosures implicating fhf
Mormon church authorities in other crimes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-30

GAIT. FRANCIS A. YOU'VE has resigned his
clerkship in the Census Office, to take effect
September 18th.
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MY judgment is that Grant has made too many
enemies to run.-Hordce Greeley.
You're right there, Doctor-Grant always
faces his enemies.-N. T. Commercial.
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Lea d PERKINS, Sauce.

Pronounced by Connoisseurs
1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE
II improves appetite and digestion, and it is IN
rivaled for its favor.
We are directed by Messrs. LEA & PERKINS TO
prosecute all parties making vending counterfeits
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS.
aul2eo6m Agents, New York
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aul2-eo6n

THURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
DER the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists. Price, Is and 50 cents
yOUvENS NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-30

The DEMAND for the new five per cent. bonds
is fifty millions of dollars in excess of the allow
arce,
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE-The receipts from this
source to-day were SIT COOS.
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The Duke of MOntpensier and the
Death of Gen. Prim.

PARIS, August 30.-The Duke of Montpensier
Who is now in France, offers to testify before
competent Spanish authorities relative 20 the
death Of General Prim. He is at present de
tanned from Madrid by the illness Of hi,
daughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-30

MIR. JOHN b. BLoss has resigned a fourth
class clerkship in the office OF the Secretary OF
the Interior.
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Specie ShinInen

NEW YORK, Aug 3o.-Specie shipment 70 Eu
rope to-day, Sl46,COO.
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Dnke de AumaIe Declines 10 RIM fo,
President of Franco

LONDON, August 30.-Duke de Aumale has IL
Is said, again declined TO be a candidate for the
Presidency OF the French Republic.
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Telegrdphed Exclusively TO The EUe1ino STAY.
The Italian Arbitrator ON the Ala.
bama Claims,

FLORENCE, August 5O.-COunt Gelopis has
been appointed by King Victor Emanuel arbi-
traitor on the part Of Italy upon the Alabama
claims.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-30

Mr.. W. F. LAWSON, OF the Sixth Audit Jr's
office, who was stricken with paralysis a few days
since, is still unable ID speak and the chances Of
his recovery are very slight.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TR0TTING MATCH FOR ONE HUNDRED
National Race Course on FRIDAY, $3.50
Congidee and SLEEPY, Dan, mile heats, -
Oesa e5ss in FIVE Sleepy RSP F
OLE sso'1 ON I ExBs ssrE {Sssss Ne
'rH srA MARKksIfrER,s. HrH ST.
No. IL a streets
Choice Oil Paintings, Engrayings ChromOs &c;
rffRsT
Hingsi N4I,si 81 e. IN mi the District.
Please remember Name and Number. apzsly-
DPOF. sHELDONs
L FAsHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY,
SS#s RI Fl 81 SsS; 81 +
a1e iAIsh5 PASS 81 TSEsB B y THURS Il
Dsks FL sMhns6 BASS fGEsbhYs and
TIL RS;DATs, 7;so to SYm:
Boston" Tuesday and Thursday, 9 to 10 p m.
Reunion every Saturday, z to 10 p. m. For Ladies
aan ess s nS Ss Be
CURED to make application for Complimentary
fSH SAD R h pf tx PRoE
note Of application. NoTiCE.EAii pupils entering
TO the quarter Private tuition and tuition in schools,
private families private Glasses at any hour agreed
and streets. au22-tf
Il @. REICHENBACHs PIANO STORE,
II No 423 liza Street, a6Srs Penna Arssrs,
Sole agency for the sale Of the Celebrated PIANOS
Of VIM. Knabe l. Co., Baltimore, and VIM
Fsnc. snd asS for
rent on the most accommodating terms; Piano and
Organ Tuning and Repairing. APPLY"