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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-10
The Maine Election.

The 62,ent Of the republican victory in Maine
may be estimated by the fact that the New York
Irib.Es comedies republican majority of
/ eco, Or 81 least 3 coo more an the highes:
e-r,n.a,cs 81 Metropolitan state committee PIE
v.Ous 70 the election. This shows that the - ST.
lent vote" counted upon by the liberals is really
going fer Grant. As We expected, the only
gains made by tie liberals we're in two or three
Cf tie cities where the liquor interest worked
against The republican ticket. The victory is
e. complete and overwhelming, In fact, that it
would seem imrossible for the most heated par
zaI "a see ANYTHING in II but the prestige OF
Utter defeat 70 the Greeley cause in November.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-10
FIHAHCIAL AND OOMMERCIAL.

The week opened in New York with dull mar
kets. In the money market the quotation for
call loans among the brokers was AS per cent
Some of the banks yesterday were calling loans
with the view of advancing rates to 6s7 per
cent. The apprehension of stringency later in
the season is inducing lenders TO keep their
money well in hand by lending it from day 70
day at comparatively low rates. The bank
now hold si9, ceS 800 Iegsl-tenders. against
SEQ 9i5, 7cO at the corresponding time last year
Government bonds were dull and steady, and
the stock market was strong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-10

We feel authorized to announce that, since
TIC Maine election, the leading editorial writer
o. the II ~: has abandoned the idea vi Offering
his services 10 the government in s diplomatic
capacity stter the ith day OF next March. The
climate and society OF Washington are Tar from
What lie desires, but they will have to DO for
while lCuger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-10
BOARDING.

CoCNTRY BOARD FOR THREE CHILDREN
y FINE country privileges, family board, home
ere ana lhoTough instruction tor three children.
CITY, on application 20 JOHN YORK, of! CO II
~ loIei 81 customs, Treasury Deps rtuneut
washington, u - seq 2g-
RQAkp AND ONE Oh TWO CNFURSIsHFD
- ROOMS wanted by A gelflciuau aud .~ife Cor fbs
ce. "a -
COOP BOARD, PLELsGYT R1Oms Avn
prices ihot.e Esfe, AZ 2ics corner OF PepEsyIy J.
pis NyeHge and 2lst street. mai ~
tflksl.SLAss BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
~ 1901, corner Of PeBBsylvAiJe sVenue ai,i i5sh
street. Good location, sns accessible. uf.S-I-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-10

Tie Delaware republican state convention
meets ia Georgetown, Sussex county, to-day.
Tomorrow Eve state conventions are to be
held. a. fellows ;--kansas democratic, at To-
Ieka; Maryland democratic, in Baltimore; New
Jersey democratic, in Trenton; Massachusetts,
democratic, IN Worcester; and New Hampshire
GreeieSitG, II Concord.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-10
The Star BY Mail

Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
suy portion OF it, can have TIE STAR mailed to
then address for saeh time As they desire, at the
rate OF ffty cents Per month. Orders, accom-
panied by he money, should be sent to the bust
nese Ctiic OF the paper.
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MY o FIoE E.
JUAN BOYLE n co,


REAL ESTATE BROH ERS,
No. 7l3 FIFTEENTH STREET, PLANTS 5UILDINs,
FOR SALE.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE CO
socth street between q and ID streets, with all
The modern improy emeEts Small cash payment,
aud long time balance
several FARMS, small aud large, on the line 81
the FORT OF Rocks railroad, within lew mis- ties
SssA o. the depot, within thirty minutes Of Wash
lngtOn. Terms easy.
Also, ere Of two hundred acres, on the same roa'
&c. -
Six LOTS near Capitol, fronting on New jersey
syenre. One OF the finest situations in the city
handsome COUNTRY SEAT of g. acres one
miie above Georgetown.
A handsome HOUSE, on corner 2lst sns n
streets, with every modern improvement, long time
payments ~
A fine LOT on street s. T., between ~ and "a
Two LOTS on 81 street, between G and Il $ z
Several LOTS on street. bet. ID and 81 : n
Three handsome HOUSES 10 the " est Eni
leo, HOUSES and LOTS IN sal parts OF the city
Two handsome HOUSES on 9th street
MONEY TO LOAN
10 Sums ~ from 81 Do to Sl0,eo real estate.
nArS-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-10

-h, have you heard the news from Maine,
Maine, Maine?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-10
MEDICAL. &c.

SIARAME WILSON,
- hssH,ar.y E'g-r'sF F,Uaf. F5gsf-fIa asa
A'aTg- can be consulted On ala Dts.1y Ia F,Hfaf
Ee-ioegce srd CaasuliatsoD Rooms al l,h .free-
b,tWseu n sud ! hNUnis, Board. Mutlcal .;tsaa-
GLttr &c. az rcas ltalie prices. aud La
bS. "a atiE Z y, Las rrfks hi6o-s 4 = Fsss-fs
- Easf ala, csn - ClDsLlt>l rTiFt.uig 80.
= = q ~ >. n .; lis laLCs, zoe ra,saTha-
.ets aEtEGel besgc-F 10th sud nth streets ".
kfNa his great EEcef GRO "a trestitg over lu.ss
csEes - the u. =. FcEercsl agepits.. as Rr.o-
tAce q TAI y ycGrE sno1f boEs male trd leo .,
Ge csn ssrrsst enre II . ts- asys.
= 81 scD Sc TScciVE q! ( =, a,N ice anc Ese.f
cine Wi - soat - express. Be NxrrsRts % cuEs
involuntary sr,.SsicEs. ais ~
AB. MpT1e FRENCH eOf. rshs, CEgvIEH
50 C0hb Tor Nervous Dr.iiity. srnriusi Frs
s.crs, cAasee ~ inciscFesson, GOLo r5Oss, Gt.es.
s1fchnls. sktE Dtsessst syTssh, n ~ Ia osxs.
speedily cured.
llo.scss CoSSsss SD Mec~sy sssoAIs..
Solo - NGs0i1gtcn BY NE. d. rNTNfElR
DrnfS corner Pernryivssis ave, ans l2th sTsss.
Price Is pef box. seat By mall. tys-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-10
%DB. TUFTS SARSAPAkILLA AND
jig QUEENS DELIGHT

rDH 1 PpEEss fbAHhEsitaRhA4a . AND
popre. ts an 6f sHn
Banks. This Quesns Delight is acknowledged Sy
81 i%puFs Blood: Liver Oi@eisinis, NsrTousne s
Female Complaints, Constipation, Rheumatism,
Diseases. Chronic Complains, &c But ia this
preparation it is combined with other vegetable Pro-
drcts. which renders its virtues doubly valuable.
Most diseases have their origin in the poi and as
3 Ri09d Purifier he sarsap.rilla and Queens De-
vince the most sceptical.
For Female Complaints, whether In young or old,
married or single a. the dawn Of womsnhood or the
iGIn Of life, Dr. TUFTS Liver Pills are al acknowl
q H Hi R5fE & THE BEST IN
sTSsE sHS SER No. nfaRES B or M sfP p.
hereby requested to meet at temperance aalI, on =
DAY, September ie:h; ls7s. BY order & tie sssrs.
tsFy. lse7-3t'l o. G. BOTELER.
~ lafpesif bs in - sass. q ehro1e Skin Dis
.os mSisr no has been sCIeiy afflicted sa VIII
use her hands on account q thSir soreness has
s,r the the ds ca Sn Ia
refused 70 Weld 10 the treatment OF many Of the
OF whom were ever able oven to assign hsme or
eaest 20 ihe 1lsease &c. e0ot
DSoFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA RAILWAY
Wy COMPANY,
SEPTEMBER 4, lS72.
By order Of the Directors, Dividend Of ONE
DOLLAR PER SHARE OF STOCK, out of the
earnings OF the six months ending August 81. 1871,
has be n declared, payable and after the 10 tn
| INSTANT, ut the ashipston City Savings Bank
The Books Of the Company WI, be open st the
b ard OF Trade Rooms until the 9TH INSTANT, for
WI. CLAGErT, =
see-eo3t Secretary and Treasurer.
n~BOTIOE.-Tne NORTHERN LIBERTY
H MAREET viii be held usua, on FRI
and n s.
be in sftsndancs duriss the entir. day. Of wednes
N1 y. Hn' fha' iosrou. ss,u6iie.n. o'''n
1 Guns GUHsIi GUNsIi
81 q 1..: end Boys
All kisos Of REPAiRiNG done.
LIGHTNING AODs erected:
seIo ~ 122e Pennsylvania avenue.
CoRcoRAN MARKET FEED STORE.
| STE AND o STREETS.
The undersigned beg leave to inform IN cir friens.
hand everything in the FLOuR and Hid 9in Sn
old anywhere Remember the place, and Give Ne " \
HoLLIDGl EROS; ah and sts..
IN o TIC r.
ABB JACKSON,
5Snn.SI . csllsy: Wssh,PstonIo 3. C, would 6
ssSss;sa IN Dry Goods extra laFs'a' . .sss s'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-10

Gen. Sloeum, OF the national democratic eom.
mittee, thinks less OF The democracy of Mai,s.
by an even thousand dollars, than he did a few
Lavs ago.
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.G Ii COAL
TO CONSUMERS OF COALr
cHEAP CREkPY
CLOTHING.

e J. HEIBERoKH,
H. lsuooesscI 70 p y. Lcucon Oo.J -
CITIZKEs, AMY Ali NAVY
MERCHANT TAILOR, !
HstropoftsD Eotel. SIZE Brovrs,l
ys-d Be 500 Penn d. ave-. v sshirGto1. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-10

Doesn't The Patriot think those seven hundred
rolored voters (including two hundred women
m nen's elothes) sent by the Board OF Public
works INTO North Carolina must have moved
around pretty lively to pile up sixteen thou
sand majority in Manner Did il ever before
cIedit the colored race with 20 rnnci. a..i L.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-10
TTHIBTEESTH pIsTBICr, ATTENTION,

TTH IBTEESTH DISTRICT, ATTENTION!
G0N'T FAIL TO REGTsT.g TO. u0BBow
ar THE C0hNhR NINTH AMI L SIS.
The 18th District is expected 70 rebn,s the ,.,.
rarket outrage cenittei within it. bordsr sn' It
1FTAERE WILL BE MEETING OFTHE
"a gSssh1t hui
iS2- BY order 81 ~
J.F. n. wILkEHsoN, sec'J. ssi5,5t-
rFMBTROPOLITANC LUB-An members Of
~ . this club who desire TO attend the Grand
DeksSh House on The " inst, IN rs bAYJ
Brown Clubs ecrday Invited sslsy w afS
.slSss On TIE 0e'1'R F 3 HEss5 Secretary
~ NATIONAL VETERAN CLUE.
=, al members, and those who wish to accompany
The 'i'' &c b tNs''iffHIk 18th rssrAsr,
must be present at Roll CALI on Wednes day even
ing September II, st O'Clock sharp, ass 9ennsyi.
By order Of the President.
a. Il. G. RICHARDSON.
seI0 Recording Secretary.
~TAkE SoTICE-The HARMONY BUILD
ssSf ths s6pd: nas'1E 9S;s
September H. at y. cloci pm RsnsW .nssft;O
os 70 the stock be ceiv ed after this NEE,
d nri.hiDs association you'll De well to attend or
coli on W. II. WETZEL, Sec :arY
ses-1 ans street N. W.
rBoARD OF PUBLIC WOsKs,
-, ~, DISTRICT OF CULUaPIA,
xor.. HAsHlNGrOS, September 10, iS7s
ANnI IS rave been adeoted by the b Va d and ali
sersens having awning, Inconsistent Herewith are
SIa ~ 70 nake them coaiDrm thereto with as little
SPECIFICATIONS OF AWNINGS.
hWnihEe on The main streets OF washiugton will
hereafter be constructed follows:-Tbe unrisht
10 be set on or curbs,ons, or 80 As rot 10 Oh
Inc 70 consist Of gas ri DC or other
neta PIPE, about two ga inches in disneter. These
upTiehts TO he braced By iron work, if necessary
atd 10 De connected to horizontal pipe OF n similar
sze, which shall be less ten il0j feet above
sidewalk, wherever the height Of the s,s-ies will
permit but shall in be less than nine e fest
above sidewalk. The bars reaching transyerseIy
across the sidewalks to the houses consist Of LIGHT
ness N WA
Wherever taste and means Of owners will dictate
light and tasty ORD anentation, such should be
submitted to the Board who will decide the matter
en- the principle aid down in the outline OF soecf
cations 30 that the streets will be disf cured by
BY order Of the Board
sel0 81 CHAs. 8. JOHNSON, Asst sec,y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-10

The cool weather Of last week led up to sup
Ycse that the stock OF msgnesium-the new stuff
the sayaus tell rs the sun derives his heat from
Vas running low, but the temperature OF the
last lev days convinces rs that a full supply is
laid IN again and that the stokers are unusually
active. J. there no way to regulate this thing ?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-10

The Pofriet hash Z heard the news from Maine,
Maine, Maine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-10

Maine cont ground-swell wsrth . cent.
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LOST AND FOUND.

g REWARD-LOeT-On Sunday the s,h inst ,
% o light brown GREYHOUND' Any person
returning him to G. a0cKNHLL, JR,ls5 Penn
ave nue., viii receive the above reward. It,
I OsT-On Sunday nigh, between I9ih and 2Oth
q sens
Given If returssd to 1913 street. n W. ssio,sss
I eST.On street, besveen sth and 7th, or % tn
er POCKET BOOK, valusd g present from . de-
ing i With O:A.fhIETw006,Fre sdman's bsnk:
&IN REWARD,-Lovt,.J July f.h, white and
POINTER DOG, with marked doublesAk
nose. Adore reward viii be paid any Dor 80:
son returning said dog, or giving infoTmstion that
stIses. srbe s aiidins . a n AAn S sssst
OSTE0n rridA[ evening, September 9Th, while
~ passins BY car No IL, f-strset line, from n
the corner Of and nth streets 90 No. 1919 ETl
street. aIadys Cola Enamelled WATCH&kX
and CH lain, 70 which was attached mall % uii.
cut IN ieya; The watch Us greatly valued BY the
owner Tor It's associations, and liberal eWard will
west. seq ST.
I 0ST-A sETTER SLUT. about five months old:
IL tocy black with fc ur white feet, aud Q white
SPOT IN The breast. liberal reward will be paid to
any one returning her to JOHN PRENDER. Daily
Chronicle office. se6 &C.
Why II ANps0MH. LIGHT-COLORID
PAnLs, an 1 m e SssutZ e dss1 sP4
PennsylyaciA avenues mn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-10

A. b. JACKSON,
For number o. years connected with the firm Of
Johnson q Cclley, Washington, II. C, would be
pleas to see his friends ~ No los Bridge street.
Georgetown, II. C.. Nkere extra AZ air1 may be
expected in DRY GOODS, se7-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-10
PERSONAL.

MI n. shMfrR, Cas-ropasf AZ Tssg E.sats-
-. hss bkAeNkn 60 No. Ill "a ssrest .,uTtb
ee'Neea II and streets. one square sou'h -
- auet In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-10
BANKERS.

}. II sNCiER. GEN. ADRIAN Il. ROOT,
Late COlr Internal Rev., Buffalo A. Y.
DANXING HOSE OF
sQUIER a ROOT,
D4lb PENNSYLVANIA AVEEUN
Opposite Wizards Hotel,l
WASHINGTON, ID. q.
siT per cent. interest allowed on business ac-
counts. Right per cent interest allowed on DE- posit
Of one month or more. Collections made every
where. eu2S
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u III IN NEkD.-N hss ola D. "a nv ds,-s
=. - hhSN aoout these confarutlsl f-.fte-s -
I'm snoN ms. kArtd sua gerusAu~rt rrr.-
~ street, tire doors south ~ P~-n-
- - 80. au'f lE-
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COAL AND WOOD.

~ COAL AND WOOD
The subscribers beg leave TO MORN thsir auu,..
ons liercs and customers, and the % bIic
thai theT have now on hand ari are c0nstsTfi- ~,
ceiFlng large CargOes u COAL of the y.rlsns ki.
snd Choicest Qualities all % which they are ne
70 sell AZ the lowest market rates Choice quality 81
WOOD kept COnt ,antiy % hsnd. COAL atCaTrsris
wharf. d, nccAI LEY BRO,
southwest. s,eIs-ir,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-08-07

Senator Sumner, last week, disgust
ed ard thoroughly alienated those OF
his friends who have been hopeful
shat their idol would not altogether
openly declare for Greeley, by writing
a letter in which he comes out fiat
footed for Greeley, and endorses Gin
cinnati and Baltimore clearly and IN
equivocally. In taking this new de-
parture and turning his back on the
Republican party, he must expect to
encounter the bitter opposition of his
former political associates. The first
rebuke administered to Sumner is from
Speaker Blaine in letter written to
the captious and turbulent Senator.
Blaine considers that Sumner pow
er to injure Gen. Grant was exhausted
in his remarkable speech in the SEN
ate, but that his power to injure him
self was not fully exercised until he
announced an open alliance with the
southern secessionists in their efforts
To- destroy the Republican party of
the nation, and his cooperation with
the very class of men north and south
who rejoiced over the attack made on
him by Brooks in the Senate Chamber
for defending the rights of the negro.
Against this unholy alliance it is Of no
avail for Sumner to take refuge behind
the Republican record of Horace Gree
lev and think for a moment that
through him measures for the proten-
ton and amelioration Of the negro race
can be accomplished. Admitting that
Horace Greeley would remain firm in
his Republican principles he would
be powerless against the congress that
would come into power with him in
the event of his election. The Con-
gress elected with Greeley will be Demo-
cratic or at least under control of the
worst elements of that party, and how
can Mr.. Greeley expect to enforce a
Republican policy against Democratic
Congress any more than Andrew John
son was able to enforce Democratic
policy against Republican Congress?
This most impertinent inquiry made by
Mr.. Blaine, cannot find satisfactory
answer from any Liberal Republican
follower of Horace Greeley.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-08-07
GOV. SALOMON FOR GRANT.

1t is with unfeigned pleasure that we
give below letter from ex-governor Ed
warl Solomon, now resident. of New
York city, who was, reported. as being
for Greeley. Governor Salomon's words
will have great weight with his fellow
eountrymen in Wisconsin. He says ::
TO the Editor Of the Ne,o York Times:
At the meeting held at Cooper Institute on
on thu 70 inst, my name appeared as one
of the Vice Presidents, but without my con-
sent. For nearly two weeks, and until this
morning, was absent from this city, and
the notice that | was selected as one of the
Vice Presidents blythe Committee of Arrange
ments reached me at Newport R, |. on
the afternoon of the day of meeting, too
late to enable me to request that nv name
might be omitted.
1t is true that, since it has become certain
shat she Presidential contest has narrowed
down to the choice between Gen. Grant and
Mr.. Greeley, | have expressed my prefer
ence for Gen. Grants reelection. do not
believe that Mr.. Greeley's election would
give the country the reforms which many
sincere men at one time hoped to see realiz.
ed through the movement which eliminated
in the Cincinnati Convention but ] do
believe that we have reason to expect re-
forms in many Objectionable things at the
hand of Gan Grant, if he should be re-elect-
ed, and i have confidence in his desire to
correct errors, and in the safety OF the coun-
try under his administration.
While thus agree now with Senator
Conklin in favoring the reelection of Presi-
dent Grant, differ with him in manv of
his views and positi as to the past course
of the administration and being aware of
this difference, and not willing to endorse
all his views, should have preferred that
my name should not have appeared as an
officer of the meeting IN which he was to
be the only speaker.
l beg of you that, as favor and in justice
to myself, you will publish this note in
your paper.
Very respectfully yours, etc.,
EDWARD SALoHog.
Nm, Voov Tnlv % 1872
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-08-07
Senator Wilson and his Calumniators.

A short time since the Chicago Tri.
6une published what purported to be q
speech of Senator Wilson, Republican
candidate for Vice President in which
foreign born citizens were abused and
villified and the werst features of Know
Nothingism endorsed and sanctioned.
The speech was called to the attention
of our candidate for Vice President,
and Ihe squelches the base calumny with
the following letter:
NATIcK MASS, July 29, 1872.
J. 0. CuzUer, Esq, State Journal,
Madison, Wisconsin
Ny DEAR SIR: The mail has just
brought me your note, and the extracts
clipped from various papers purportlng
to be speeches made by me. In an
swer to your inquiry, have to say
that they and all thoughts and words
oflike character which have appeared
in the papers are mere Inventions Tor
geries and absolute falsehoods Never
have thought, spoken or written tnese
words, nor any thing resembling those
words, nor anything that the most ma
Iignant could torture into sach words.
[ could not have done so, tor they are
abhorrent to every conviction of my
Judgment, every throb of my heart,
every aspiration of my soul. Born in
extreme poverty, having endured the
hard lot the sons of poverty are too of
ten forced to endured, came to man
hood passionately devoted to the creed
of human equality All my life have
cherished as bright hope and held
the avowed, living faith of the doc
trine that all men, without distinction
of color, race OF nationality, should
have complete liberty and exact equali-
ty of all the rights I asked for myself
My thoughts, my words, my heart,
my votes have been consecrated for
more than thirty-six years to hu-
man rights. In the Constitutional
Convention of Massachusetts, eight
years service in her Legislature, in
more than seventeen years in the Sen
ate of the United States, in thirteen
hundred public addresses, in the press,
in speeches and in writing that would
fill many volumes, and make thousands
of pages, I have reiterated and re-iter.
ated those rights for all conditions of
men. Is it not, my dear sir, passing
strange that partisanship should blind
men to sense, truth, justice and fair
play, that they could forge and print
abhorrent sentiments, insulting to God
and man, and charge them on one
whose whole life has been given to the
cause of equal rights, and whose pro-
found sympathies were ever given to
the friends of liberty of all races and
nationalities abroad ?
Yours truly, HENRY WILSON,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-08-07
Brilliant Illumination Of Turner Park

dug. IS, o'clock P. NJ, Picnic and
Gymnastc exercises at Richards Grove
Music by Bach's & Miller's orchestra;
O'Clock P. NJ, Theatrical Performance.
4atg. 10. A. NJ, Grand Procession of
the Turner Societies of the State, Watertown
Fire Department. Musical Society Concordia,
Wockingmen's Association, &C., &C., from
Turner Hall through the principal streets of
the city to Rich ards Grove Marshal of
the Procession-L. Kniesel, Jr. Assistant
Marshals j. Lindon, ]. Zimrman, a.
Benkendorf, Oh. Gardner, L. Cordes, Chas
Wurz. At the Grove: Prize acrobatic and
Gymnastic Performances on the horizontal
and double bars and Flying Trapeze, leap
ing, throwing and other games, which will
be highly enjoyed by old and young, prom
enade concert, by some of the leading brass
and reed bands of the state. P. NJ.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-08-07
NEW YoRK, Jnly %, 1872.

NORTH CAROLINA. result of
the state election held in North Caro-
lima, August 1st, is still in doubt, not
withstanding from the first news re-
ceiyed the Democrats claimed the
state by 1900 majority. Our hon
est opinion is that the state has gone
about 1000 democratic, a decrease in
the democratic majority of 1870 of
1000. In the present Congress the
Republicans have only two members
from North Carolina, while the returns
of the recent election indicate that at
least four, and possibly five, Republic
can members have been elected.