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Election Notes..

KsNTUCKY.-The Lou sviIIe Commercial has
ohcial returns from ninety counties of Ken
lucky. They give Grant. i, SIS, Greeley 50 2lS
O'Conor ,96l; republican gain LIS; democratic
loss %, l5l- The twenty-six counties not heard
from gave Harlow Il, 2S5, Leslie l5,I27. This
vote, added TO that OF the Presidential candi-
dates, will make the result stand Grant o. IoS
Greeley l0l, $50; democratic majority l0257.
Ihe republlcans will gain in the twenty-six
; @ a aoout Two thousand, and the democrats
VIII lose 20, so that Greeley's majority in the
state will be about seven thousand. Ii Is doubt
ful whether the republicans will elect A Com
gresham or not.
VIkGINIA.-Oficial returns from Inl coup,,ss
cities, ana towns In Virginia give Greeley 5as
majority. Unofhcial returns from seven othar
Soun.ies give GRANT 2,Oss majority. Only two
counties have not been heard from These gave
Wells, republican, for Governor in 1859. asa ma
lofiy. III these unofficial figures are not mate
riaiy changed Grants majority In the state
TKSNEssER.-keturns, official and reported.
from all but few counties in Tennessee. give
Greeiey !. 900 majority, and Brown. Tor Gov
stands seven republicans TO three demecrsts.
Both branches Of the legislature are Democratic
IExAs.-The net democratic majority I'm for
rally conceded that the democrats have elected
all their candidates for Congress, and have a
majority in both branches OF the legislature.
austin aust. has about ten thousand majority g the
MAkYLAND.-Fulle election returns from the
whole state give MT. Greeley . majority OF
d&9fufV 10 u66 ucWOcfauC MAJORITY for
governor in 1s7l-diference II, O2i votes. The
total vote foots up:-Greeley, 81 SOC; Grant,
66,li2. In 1871 the totals for governor we're
Whyte, democratic conservative, 73,sOs, Tome,
republican, $3.50. Democratic conservative
decrease from the vote for governor, 6. 4o2: re-
publican increase over the vote for Tome, 1922.
LoUIsIANA.-The board CHARGED with IN.
duty of making Official returns OF the election
IN Louisiana on the &th instant, met YESTERDAY in
New Orleans, when, on one ground or Another
Gov. Yarmouth got all his opponents out Of
the board, and filled their places With ofher
men. Those excluded were Lieutenant Cavern,
finchnack, Senator Anderson and Secretary OF
State Heron. This action has created sreateS.
ment In political circles. Judge Dibble. OF the
Eigntn district Court, last evening issued an i'm
!anction IN favor OF Heron agoinst wharton.
general Badger, and others, Restraining them
ION interfering With Heron In the discharge OF
ms duties as Acting Secretary of State.
ELECTION FRAUDS III LoUIsIAHA-H H.
bennei was arrested in New Orleans yesterdav
oy deputy United States marshsl ana taken
before Con missioner shannon, upon The sdida-
VT OF j. H. IDgraham, charging conspiracv
deception and fraud In printing counterfeii
election tickets In eimilitude to the Republican,
ticket printed and voted by the Republican, af
The state. Benneu gaYe bail IN $1,000.
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HIsMARCK IN.


BRELIN, Nov. l4.-Punce Bismarck j. an.
One OF his physicians in this city has gone %
NaTzIn to attend him.
MORE sHIPM RECkS tN TUE pBrTTsH tsAEr,
AND GREAT Loss oF LIFE.
LonDoS, Nov. 1.-THE heavy gales which
prevailed on the British coast yesterday we're
very destructive % lite aud shipping Reports
Of the wreck Of many vessels. including the
barks George and HiANgtha. have already been
received. FIFTY lives are known 20 have been
lost, aud II l. feared thIs number Will be in
ere ascd by reports al additional disasters.
AID FcR INV BOSTON PROM OF n ulST0N.
LONDON, Nov. li.-At a meeting yesterday in
Boston, Lincolnshire, 90 was resolved 20 aid the
sufferers by the great IRE In is American name
sake, and sUbscri TiiuHs for that object are now
being secured. Measures Tor the relief OF the
sufferers are also being taken IN London. IL
was at first suggested that all subscriptions
should be placed in the hands al M Nc
ran, the American charge dsfairs. 90 be
sent 20 Boston, but the merchants have
expressed the desire To remit direct 10 that city
the amounts they subscribe. Barring Brothers,
DreNel, Morgan * Co., and several other frms
have already instructed their American agents
10 contribute 10 the relief OF the sufferers.
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New york Notes.

CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS REFUSES 70 EE ~
TEsr lEH SD.
INV NoRK. Nov. 1i.-Dhsrles Francis Adams
peremptoriiy refused % DC interviewed last eve
ming.
THREE or THR BEoyEg FIRMS
that suspended on Monday have resumed bu~i-
ness, having met AL engagements.
TIE BOARD or CANVAs-KRs
have been two DAYS i'm session. but have not vet
cAnNassed the vote m a single election district,
and the secretary of state. AZ Albany. has
written TO have the official vote nv the clth
inst. The board has not - lar found a return
OF votes made ont in conformity with law and
litigation Is promised, ~ many think the irregu-
larities will make the entire local elcc.On Iiie-
gal.
COMMODORE yATDERBILT SAYS
his quickest transit road I'm this city will be
largely open 20 sunlight, and. where wholly un-
derground. will have communication with
upper light and air every twenty feet. The
tunnel will be finished By May, lS74. Tue de-
pots will be Fix ina number.
BIDS FOR GOVERNMENT GOLD.
There were fourteen bids for gold TODAY,
amounting 70 about s. GO 800. al from li2 - 10
rs =. The government sells the advertised
amount-Sl Geo O50-At ltSl5 TO 1925.
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MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT THIRRs-H WrHt-
France 70 Gradually Be-. ms a RsgHblit. HIt,hout
any gtotcnt CkdHgeS.-ihe message OF President
Theirs was Received 10y the National Assembly
OF france yesterday and read. The message
begins With thanks 10 God for tie progress OF
reparatiOn and the general prosperity OF the
country. Referring 10 the extraordinary success
OF the last loan asked iOT 10y the government, IL
says tue whole available CAPITAL OF the CONNER
cial world was Offered TO France; half OF the
loan has been realized In three months; Ger
many has been paid sHo, uuu'V" francs ot the Wal
indemnity, and she viii receive 2on 600 600 more
IN December. AliusIoH II made to the disasters
OF the late war, IA cruel dismembeTmsnt OF the
country, the trightfnl harden IL had 10 bear, aud
the establishment of The republic. The Presi-
dent deprecates a formal proclamation OF the
republic by the Assembly, and saws the better
policy would be TO impress on the institutions OF
the country the features Of conservative repub-
licanism. The Republic must be conservative.
otherw re il cannot exist. The absolute need OF
France is repOse. The message was well re-
ceiyed by the Lett Center, 70 whom il gives
great satisfaction.
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The Missouri Election.
$4,000 MAJORITY FOR GIEELEY.


ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. l4.-Returns from II ,
counties in this state give Greeley $500 major
ity. Returns from I"G counties give Wo0iSon,
for governor. p 3,2 majority. Col. Hay. rep.
in the 9th district, l. defeated by email ma
jority, which leaves the congressional DC alton
Republicans and democrats.
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DFreparations are being made in New
YORK for the worlds council OF the e vaneelic Al
aDiahce, which WIS to have met in 1870 and
German war.
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HALF MILLION BANK RoBBgRY.-One Of
the small iron safes of the Waterford Bank wa.
ionhd IN Westerlo street, near the dock, in
Albany, New York, yesterday. It's contsnt.
wnen IN the bank, lsome $34 $50 in bonds, J were
gone: In . bag found yesterday there we're
twenty gold and seal rings. 1t has been ascer-
had $4,000 in bonds deposited in the bank
loss which was unknown before. The tOtsl
amount taken by the thieves il computed by
obtained Of the robbers WV"
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Fire

ST. Louis. Nov. l4.-Five frame business
houses Al Pana, Illinois, were burned Yesterday.
Most OF the goods were saved. The loss i estl-
mated al 81, GOO.
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The FATE OF CAPT. C5Lv0CoEEssEs.-A
civil court is going % undertake tue sDlutiOn OF
the mystery OF Capt. Colv0cOresses' death at
Bridgeport, the criminal authorities make
very little heaiway with IL. The life insurance
companies refuse TO pay the policies OF his life
Oh the ground that he commit eel 50 eide, Rn I
-: :: ..a been brought against the Phoenix COM
pany, OF Hartford, 10 r,co, =" -. III, = nc
executors propose tO prove that the ca. -.
murdered, while ~ Is the interest o; the con-
nany 10 chow that he comm tilted suicide "a
the matter AZ stake l. considerable sum 81
money and not merely the life and safetV a.
cltlzens, II ne quite probable that the case VIM
De thoroughly sifted and the truth reached
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Grants Majority i'm n ansas $1,000

TOPEKA, hANsAs, Nov. li.-ulicIsl returns
show the republican majority 60 be % .nl
republican gain ~ 59H over the elect u of l.. l.
The legislature stands ll9 republicans andl
democrats
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$4,000 for the Sufferers.
MIPr OtStIIIS
fhe New Feature tu the Horse ni~.
case bSNage> at Horse EuHncuK
md HOrSR lrRs.aN

NV okk, Nov. "a -KrrCh saws the preya b.
ing urolSy among fhe lDT~f> ~ due g. their bsir
oNCrNofked while -IVA. Several car horses ii
BROOKLYN have suddenly dropped dead. aul a
post rcr-rm examination developed the fa-t thar
their lungs were ,'mY,rtr'y eaten away. Ncar-v
dozen horses died IA B-uFklNu yestarll,.
THE HORSE uEUr~N ~ EAIEI-H.
RALEIGH, y. G. Nov 1.-The horse .lr1ft-v
aTTCorsd here TODAY. affecting animals prl-
yiOUs.y taken with re criroofic.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN Mr.. j. G. SAvILLR, Lessee and Manager
LAST THREE NIGHTS
Distinguished Tragedian,
MR.. JOSEPH PROCTOR,
When, In Difference to the popular WILL he will ap-
pear in his great picture of
WILD FRONTIER LIFE,
Being the
3,002D REPRESENTATION
VI the Stirring and Absorbing Drama,
NICK OF THE WOODS:
THE JIBBENAINOSAY,
FRIDAY, November Is,
BENEFIT OF NIB. PROCTOR.
GRAND DOUBLE BILL.
MATINEE SATURDAY:
RED POCKET BOOK.
SATURDAY NIGHT:
OUTAHLANChET, and
ONEILL, TIE REBEL.
MONDAY NEXT, November Is,
MA THE LINGARDS.
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NAVAL OFFICERS ON EAvE.-The Navy
department has heretofore and will in the
future pay the transportation expenses of Off
GERS who are ordered from one point to another
but has promulgated a rule that their expenses
VIII not be paid when they leave their duties on
leave.
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The Great Fire i'm Boston.

iud"mitabfe Enterprise OF the Git
Eens-Ihe Waste Places To be RufIt
tpatOncC q haired Remaius Pound
i'm the Euias-i mmense Dc~sruction
OF Leather and We bi-torrected In.
suranee Losses, &c
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WASHINGTON THEATER COMIQUE,
FRIDAY EVENING, November Is 1874,
BENEFIT OF The POOH SUFFER ERS
LATE bUSTON FIRE.
POWERFUL ATTRACTION!
nOl42t MONSTER PROGRAMME
"ASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE,
w Elerenh ST., souta Of Pennsylvania aUenus.
DUB BEST EFFORTS BROUGHT INTO PLAY
CHALLENGE VARIETY COMPANY OF Tux
WUBLD.
A VsSTAND UNPRECEDENTED COMET
NATION or EHCELLENGES.
THE GREAT ENGLISH BALLAD OPERA
TROUPE,
mammoth undertaken but a prelude to a con-
tluuous host OF attractive novelties.
THE GREAT SAPPHO TROUPE,
And an Avalanche of Wonderful Sensations.
The greatest, best, most pleasuraeie. and largest
entertainment ever III q Variety Theater.
STUPENDOUS BILL OF UkVARIKD AT
TRACTI0NS AND DELIGHTS.
MILE DE GRANVILLE,
The Woman with the Jaw of Iron.
A DENTAL PHENOMENON
FAIRY, THE INFANT VENUS
TONY HARVEY, The i'm per sonation Of Negroism
HAWLEY BROTHERS, Song and Dance Drom: o.
FRANK HOWE, the Comic Dutchman
NEW AND EXCELSIOR COMPANY. NIL
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SUBMARINE CABLE IN THE PACIFIC
pettlon has been presented TO Congress OF ~ J,
republic OF Chill to the effect that the ohsfaelss
no longer existed v hich had hitherto prevented
the laying OF submarine telegraph line 10 con-
IT, IT, ooutn america with the United Ststes and
Europe. Within eighteen months a. tie yerv
IAtes., the company now engaged in LAYING tele-
grapn lines IN various parts of the world will
ueEole its whole attention 10 the submersi0n OF
the cable through the Pacific and Atlantic.
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LECTURES.

HIO = ItIlCs
CRA,SD STAR COURSE OF LECTURES.
LISOOLN BALL SEASON 1872 3.
EDMUSD 1A1ES-r mber 90;
Subject" Modern Society ."
DANIEL DOUGHEbTY-Dacem ber 8;
subJeCt-" Orators and UratOry y
L. J. DE commandments IL;
Sutject-'Our New Clergyman
mkSDELSSOHN QUtNTETTE CLUB Of Boston,
December 25
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
BRET HABTE-Jsnusry Z"
SuhIf CT" Argonatus Of AZ"
MISS ia LIAM MISUNDERSTANDING Is;
SUBJECT Female COstusle its FOiiies and Changes
NENDELL PHILLIPS labOut) February L;
Subject" Daniel q C0nneil "
GEORGE WM. CUKTISS-Februsry GO;
Subject 70 be unced
Course Tickets, with reserve seats. 90. For sale
at J. @. PARkERS,
OC22 Ia 527 eth street.
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AN EDITOR SHoT. Judge Dykeman, a
prominent citizen, OF Logansport, Ind. yester-
cay shot w. Z. Morcau, one Of the O'Conor
electors from that state and now editor or the
Logansport SUM- The cause of the shooting was
the appearance of an article in last weeks SIM
oenounclng Dykeman- MOreau's wounds are
serious, but viii probably prove fatal An a.
tempt Tuesday night TO tar and feather Moreau
was prevented BY the police
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SENATOR SPRAGUK, of Rhode Island, Ia.
been rendered the presidency OF the New
Orleans, Mobile and Texas Railroad company.
he is now on a visit of examn alton and snr vsv
OF tie property, to see il be will accep.,
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BRIG. GENERAL PHILIP ST. GEORGE Cook 4,
now commanding the Department OF the Lakes,
will probably be retired soon, a he is over
sixty two years Of age. and has been in the army
more than .Olty- We wears.
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HE HORSE DISEASE has made ITS appear-
ance suddenly in Wilmington, N. c., though il
city authorities are considering the pronrietv OF
quaIantining horses to proven: the Introduction
Oh tne epizootic In Kingston, N. V, the
Hotehce OF the disease seems to have abated
In Cincinnati the disease is spreadine stead;Iv
&c appeared at Wheeling, West Va, yesterday
More than 5000 horses are affected In louisville
IN Milwaukee nearly every horse Is affected.
A TRLEGEAM from New York having stated
that Nrs. Woodruff and Miss Tennie q. Clafi n
hsd proposed to Mr.. Challis that In he youlr
cesse his prosecution Of them they would aaj,
New York and return to their former home /,
Cincinnati, the Enquirer of that city saws: on
the name of two hundred aud fifty thousant
innocent people, we protest. Proceed wit
Jour work, Mr. Challis."
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUR.-The receipts from this
source 10. day were S5G62f5l Il.
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A Card.

Clergyman. while residing in South America,
missionary, discovered safe and sim pie rene ly
for the cure of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay q,
Disease of the Urinary aud Seminal Organs, and the
whole train Of disorders brought on bT baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured b.
this noble remedy. Prcmpte by a desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate will send the recipe
fer preparing and using this medicine, IN a sealed
envelope. to any one who needs it, Free Of Chdrgs
Address, JOSEPH I. INMiN
Citation D, Bible House,
rnar22ly New York City.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
RrNo,,rrNt

FIVNT wv
Clearing out the tBarnt ugstrict -
blowing MP the Runs -Insurauc :
News. Etc.
kUsToN, Nov. IA ne work 90 Yul UE doN 1
walls aud clearing 81 fhe debris from -ae burnt
district u progressing. nualn h. introduced On
some csses very tfitCtually IN blow ~ up tha
more solid ruins. There = hGr little ala f.1nai
news - 90 the insurance The Amarru ami
triumph compsni =. a. Cincinnati. have stop
Led Wuilng policies m New England. The
hSf COR Me, National company b. rCporte ~
having suspended The Ma>Sachu-cfs~ Mutual
company now states t. loses a. - 800 '''. vf.n
cash aud securities on hand 60 the amount of
>5i5.cpo. The old South church has been leass 4
for two years Tor the post office.
$4,000 for the Sufferer
NRw AoRK. Nov IA NLw..A. ID Spe,i Il
SAWS the balance OF the funds rruaI..rz m ~,
hands OF the relief committee iu fhr> ei-y .ar fhs
sufferers by the northern hires o. 1a~' yssr some
5000, has been forwarded 10 Boston.
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COLI HAIL..
THEODORE THOMAS
UNE4UAILED CONCERTS.
SIXTY DISTINGUISHED PERFORMERS,
The largest and most perfect Concert Troupe which
has ever travelled either in this country or in
Europe.
nonoeeE GOSCHE.
FRIDAY EVENING, November 18TH
RS L & X A ID CON CERT
MONDAY EVENING, November 18TH
+ y n ID A n ID L CON G L Il L.
The following celebrated 5ol1ists will appear:
MIR GEORdE l.. O3GOOD,
The your g American Teuor. His first appearance
NIB. BERNHARD LiSTENANN,
Inc celt srated Nloiinist. Together with the
UNRIVALLED ORCHESTRA
PRICE OF ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR
heserN"c cents extra,
The sale of served and tick cts will com
menee on TUESDAY MORNING, November l2th,
at Metzerott Co.'s, where the Programmes can
also be had.
Doors opeB at "a. To commence ats
Thomas Concerts. M
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employee OF Coates rolling mill. AT IacnS,
Point, Baltimore, was assaulted yesfsrds.
morning oy Fellow workman named Thomas
bar OF iron, from the effects OF which he saan
atper died Hughes; took affront at a slight in
Jury sccidentally inflicted upon him by Miller
and struck him With the result stated
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TIE L. S. STEAMER CAL FoRNIA arrived AZ
San Francisco yesterday from Panama. She
will he the flag ship Of the North Pacific feet,
Rear Admiral Penu0ck commanding.
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I'LL Aeroe HoUsK TO BIZ REMoyKp.-An ola
l,snomark Of New York is TO pass awsv. The
,esse OF tne Astor House expires in three years
Inc greet granite building will be remodeief
20 the present genera ton the Aston Hone re-
oeen put OF little account too far down, out of
reach, away from the theaters, &c-it vas once
me hotel OF al the hotels In New York
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Also,alI kinds Of CALIFORNIA WIEES,7ac and
IL per bottle: PORT, ANGELICA dUSCATEB,
SHEkkf, HOOK and CLABET. Also, KELLY )
ISLAND CAIAWBA.
These Wines very superior, sRd Just repre-
scented.
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
no4-tr Second and D street, N. W.
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DRINCIPAL ATTRACTION
NOW IN THE CITY is
WOLFORD d BHILBERG'S.
NEW AND ELEGANT
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
South seventh street,
wherein is TO be found the best assorted and most
choice ttock OF DRY GOODS in the District, com
tIisipg sll the Latest Styles in FUREIGA AND
DOMESTIC DEksS GOODS, namely:
Plain apc Fancy POplns,
ColOred and Black silks,
Empress Cloths Of all Shades,
Colored Mobair Alpacas,
GREAT SPECIALITY IN BLACK ALPAOAS
A full line OF Black Goods Of all classes, such
bombszine, French Merino, Biarrtz, TanIse,
Grape De Paris
Biacs and cold velv eteens Flannels in all shades
sterprOOfs of all colors; Cassineres, from the
&c. &C. large assortment. or Ottoman and Broche
chawis; Blankets, Quilts and u mtOrters; Table
Linens aps ms and Towels; ShrLings, COttons and
choice Prints.
In connection with the abov named Goods are also
sepS q large variety Of
NOTIONS, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS,
and other articles teo numerous to mention.
A Call TO this House will amply compensate tie
most economical pUr chaser, rom far and near.
~ kENEMBER
The Arcade,
No. 425 SEVENTH STREET SOUTH,
Between D and Z.
N. B.-Fiye cents will convey q person f. IN any
part Of the city direct 10 the door OF this Establish
neht. no2-r
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LARGE BOTTLES, 81 E8 BOTTLE;
OF SIS PER GALLON.
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HE SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION yesterday
heard the claims OF Thomas Gaskins aud Susan
Gaskins, of Manassas, Va, for Sl,6S5; Warner
Stokes, Manassas, Va, for $50; Mary Ives,
Fairfax county, Va, for 1921, and Charles
Rees, of Lincoln county, Kansas, for property
taken by Union sOldi ers in Prince William
county, Va. valued at A1,15n.
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CHhxPkcrkD MARRIAGE IN CHUsca.-opi,a
= sensation was created in = colored b sptist
cnurcn OF fetersburg, Va, the other mont ~.
tne Young coiored pastor ssexcusing" himsaiyy
sno returning in short time with n hInsh,ns
usmsei Iesningon his arm, and marcbine y =
10 tne sltar, they were united in the sssoisP
bonds" etc, BY another hrofher e -noly
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SpSAe' the Obsolete word revived I'm A.,
new ids l. means turbulent stream
we sstIed With the erizo"tic a. long AGO a. g.
,r =, 1ne hundred and 4 ve deaths from yario,.
ai.s. Louis last week. they call In smaII-n,r
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Special NOTICES.
Fine Old Rye whisky

WARRANTED PERFECTLY PURE.
FOR MEDICINAL AND FAMILY USE.
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,os T ill., OF GES. DIAz.-General Cebs,.
nounces the pacincatlon of m A. 81 Aco, an
o o,oSneo' General Disz having surrende1es
sno eyen ms parole 10 present bim-riS az &C.
ths msAlco. President Lerdo onyra,ui.tas
peace. There is great rej5icin, a. r. Ion Ion. OF
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SENATOR MoRToN's RE ELECTION ASSURED.
The Indiana legislature met at Indiana polls
yesterday, and VIM. X. Edwards was elected
speaker of the house, and S. w. Fried ly presi-
dent of the senate. All the republican caucus
nominees were chosen in both houses The re-
publican caucus last night unanimously nomi-
mated Senator Morton for reelection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-14

Avisit TO my establishment viii fully rsVay al
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