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A NEW WORK OF ART-Mr. M. Ezekiel a
native OF Richmond, but now a rising Young
sculptor OF Cincinnati, has designed group Of
statuary representing Virginia mourning for
her dead, intended to be wrought out in mar
pie, In colossal size, as q memorial monument
to the dead Of Virginia.
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HMinneeota raises sun-aowers for fuel.

"a London paper states that during the las.
month or two the number ofthe English sristoc-
racy who have left England for America Is un-
precedented.
~Andrew jackson was publicly vhipoed n,
Paducah, KY, and those who have been voting
for him during the last thirty years saw thew
viii withdraw their support.
SHonest architecture 10 the need of the
nour. Sanoed kfpdiing wood may look like
adamant, but 1t burns like kindling Uood.~
Boston Transcript.
SLittle Jennie Reese, of Columbus. O.. inst
out OF her teens, has been sentenced 10 three
years, imprisonment in the penitentisry for
gentleman in Carroll county, Georeia.
mace furious attack upon the handle OF 4
skillet, suppoeing ii to be the head OF a black
snake prouuding from under the stove.
typographical error which made the
SSio "ousiness" resd "bummer' has GOT the
sMcago Times into trouble with Q respected
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A Card.

Clergyman, while residing in South America,
Tor the cure of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay
Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train of disorders brought by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured b,
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the iicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
ter prepar, nR and using this medicine, in q sealed
nyelope. to any one who needs it, Free Of Ghdrgs
Address, JOSEPH T. INMtN,
Station ID, Bible House,
mar22-ly New York CITY
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SENATOR SAWYER had An interview with the
President to-day. Quite a large number Of
visitors were admitted TO see the President this
afternoon.
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Alderman HcNulfm,s Assatraut Sent
10 Prison

PHILADEIPHIA, Nov. "a new trial for
MARA, Tor assault on Alderman McMullin has
been refused, end the prisoner sentenced TO nav
5000 tine and six years and nine months I'M
prisonmeut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-23

SECRETARY FISH gave a diHuer - the Pres
dent and several members OF the Cabinet and
their wives last evening. This was the first
formal dinner Of the season.
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ARREST OF JAY GOULD, CHARGED WITH
TAKING" $1,000 90 PROM THE ERIE SroCK-
HOLDERS Judge Fancher in the supreme
court OF New York yesterday afternoon granted
an order OF arrest against Jay Gould in behalf
OF the Erie railway company, which charges
him with having received money and fraudu-
leDty misspplied the same while acting in a
hduciary capacity. The affidavit on which the
warrant tor the arrest of Jay Gould was issued
charges him with wrOngfuily taking into his
own use while IN control OF the Erie road nine
and half million dollars belonging TO the Erie
stockholders. Gould was taken 10 the sheriti-s
ONCE, where be arranged TO give bail. Augustus
Schell and Horace r. Clarke became his bonds
men in the sum Of 81 600 900. The counsel
tor the Erie railway company, however will
object TO the sureties on the ground that they
81 ould have justified i'm 81, 100000 apiece
The affidavit of President Watson Of the Erie
railway, AYERS that the company has cause of
action against Gould for more than the sum OF
1925 5il.26, to which interest il 10 be added.
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An INHBRlATBD srRANeER preciptated him.
self down the depot stairs, and, on striking the
landing, reproachfully apostrophised himself
stairs, why'n Il under didn't you say %, you
wooden headed old fool, an I'd . come with
you an showed you the way."-DaRbsry Neps
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HOG CHOLERA IN VIRGINIA.-The Fred
ericksburg Va, Ledger says: 1--WE learn that
the cholera Is playing sad havoc with the hogs
M tne upper parts Of Spotsylvania county.
Many farmers have lost nearly every hos thew
had, not only those in the pens fatteninQ for
pork, but their stock hogs as welI,n
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ANOTHER SENSATION ABOUT MES: FAu

She as Charged tcih Conspiracy 20 Poison a yndge
and LdUyer.-A sensation has been caused in
San Francisco by the publication OF an alleged
plot between Laura ID. Fair and restaurant
waiter named Frank, TO poison Judge Dwlnnel
pie. The waiter, Frank, who reveals
the pot, says il was formed before Mrs
Fairs second trial. He states that the lady
tried 10 induce him TO put poison in a decanter
In DwlnDell's house, or in the milk can
at the door, and that this was intended to be
done. woman went 70 the latter's house aud
told Mrs. Dwinnell not TO leave the milk can
out. The matter was concealed from the police,
but vas investigated by Chief of Police Crow
ley, Judge Dwinnell, and all the counsel in the
case. Some thought the waiter insane, but he
had plan OF Dwinnelfs house in his possession.
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EMIGRATION From ITALY to the United
States has increased to such an extent that the
attention Of the government has been called IN
II: S1gnor Lansea, president of the council and
minister Of the interior, has written to the pre-
Iects OF the italian provinces inauirine the
cause OF so many persons leaving their homes.
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TIE MARINE BAND
WILL GIVE CONCERT
At Concordia ball
On every MONDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS
comm encing at o'clock. ocl4 3m
THE KENTUCKY
GIFT CONCERT
$500, 900 i'm Bank to Pay all Gifts.
n Full Drartsg In StSht.
100000 FOR ONLY $40.
100000 FOR ONLY $40.

At the second Grand Gift Concert, authorized by
special act Of the Legislature in aid of the Public
Library Of Kentucky unav oidably post poned from
September . to December Z, and which positively
and 1ne9li ocally occurs in Louisville, KY, SAT-
ally Account Whateyer the foloWinr Cash t3ifts ara
for distribution by lot among the tick ct
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1cuNG TEACHER MURDERED IN KEN.
TUCkI.-A letter from BarbOursyille, Nv Nov
To- 10 TIE Louisville Commercial, Says: wish 20
publish through your columns an account OF the
q sth OF young man by the name Of X. p.
Mitchell. Said Mitchell was a voter or .JOfeld
precinct, and Of course Was for Grant aud A Il.
Wood. De WAS sent afier on the false pretense
OF shooting At man in that precinct. and on
his return from answering that charge 20 his
school he was shot and killed. He was teachina
school in this county; was a zsou, and belonged
TO the lodge at Barboursville- There will be
some diligence 70 find the murderers and bring
them 70 irss;;iirrr
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SCRUB GRASS, NENAssO Co., Pa, Nov. 3.
Roberts glycerine magazine at this place ex-
ploded this morning, and Henry j. Wolfe, a
telegrapher, and DIR. X. A. Wright torpedo
agent, were blown 20 atoms
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Caution .

Caution.
LEE PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Buyers are cautioned 10 avoid tbs numerous
CCuBterfeits and limitations offered fer sale.
JOHN DuNCAN'S SONS, New York,
ocl5 2awly Agents for the United States
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NAVAL OFFICERS TRANSFERRED Ljelt.
Commander James Z. Robertson detached from
torpedo duty at Newport, Z. L., and placed on
waiting orders. Master Huntington Smith de-
tached from the Michigan and placed on wait
ing orders. Ensign G. II. Lyman ordered to the
Worcester
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DUMMY STREET CARs-.SucceSsful Erpsri-
mcRt on a N,lC Fork Street Rdilrodd--Yesterdsy
the committee OF the board OF assistant alder
men, at half past one O'Clock, embarked al the
city hall on a Bleecker street car for the up-
town depot of the Blocker street railroad.
They arrived at the uptown depot at about a
quarter-p past two O'Clock. In a low she'd adjoin-
ing the depot stood a novel vehicle, which de-
serves description. IL may be said 70 be merely
an ordinary street car, with an apparatus at
tsched which pTopels il by the force of steam.
Both its exterior and its interior are very ele-
CANT. The car is constructed 10 20 in but one
directoD-that Is, 50 that the engineer will
always be stationed at its front so as TO see all
obstacles in the path and TO prevent any possi-
biitty of any accident TO human life. The
Blocker street line il the only line in the city
on which the horses are not reversed when they
arrive at the end of the route, there being a
circuit by which the cars are always kept ia the
same relative position without any turn table
being brought into requsition. At the same
time there is no railroad line in the city on
which the test could be of more severe char
acter. This route il most tOTtuOus and winding.
The curves are very sharp and the grades are
steep. Yesterday the rev vehicle WAS thor
Oughly tested. It dragged a heavy load sf about
nifty persons up the worst hills in the city Of
New York, and proved the efficacy OF the the
DRY OF stoppageS by means Of brakes.-N. 4.
Herald, 22d.
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MoEeAsAIIo MARRIAoE.. ; Mggan.,

hoEGASA1Ic MARRIAGES. MOrgauatic
marriages are quite common among the princes
OF German royal ia miles. These are Legitimate
marriages between members of noble families
and women of an inferior condition, aud which
DO not confer on the children Issuing from them
a right TO the rank and title of the father.
among those v no have formed such unions in
EurcIe NAV Ia noted Victor Emmanuel and tie
Countess Mirafori; Frederick William III.
father OF the present Emperor of Germany with
the Countess Harrach, VINO still lives: Leopold
u, ATE hine OF the Beigians, with the Baroness
Mayer; Prince Albert OF Prussia, brother of
The Emperor William Of Germany, with the
Countess de Hohensn; ard Prince Adslbert of
Prussia with Theresa de Barnim, nee Elsler
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COLONEL BLOOD was again arrested in New
1orn Yesterday. in civil suit brought by Mr..
On4lis, and In default Of 5000 bail was lodged
IN Ludlow street jail. He had just Civ en- bail in
another suit when arrestAd - ~ -
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Auernoor's dispatches.
.ssSooin,ss Press Reports.
FROM Earope To-day.

AAtA-a AstfAt' - 10y
TEa ~.r.E...E Ia rshsNH
FANS. Nrv -E no H. r.#vr trs. Filters IN
j.. Is D. PSI 81. l..E.. sy De commit.
ch.'.. ,ToE f5 Tat a. IH..s tlre IL also
faF 81 ne tt.r..il -r- H.ru. &C the rtia-
lions between tte Legislature a.d eNccauvo
dsVsftmefis cd taC government. A~fo questions
Of general po..cy iu ;he internal affairs OF
The PUBLIC, IlltTs ALI. r 20 tie cons rgafive
ground t%AoE IN recen; 80 ss,sgrs a. he Assem-
There Was DISCUSSION " national lre..I,rs IN
Tie assembly YESTERDAY. No,h'us = kuosn vet
ca Tie decisions ~ tie committee g. lltI a
tpN 10 The Frtsic,tts mcs>sEe. NJ. Theirs
to-day.
DKArH oF A DIsrINcVtsHsn cLERavwAN.
loNpoS, Nov. 23-Sr John Rnr.uE. an
Enslish politician and autbor. f,rm.r., ,..lif.r
e the Westminster Rfritt-. a M nicer Of Par
lament, and British minister % Ca.na. d.sl
yesterday.
INCLIsH TROOPS TO KFEr ORDER AT An
IRISH EIF,TtpN.
lCNpCNDERRN. Nov. - TROOPS art arTivfn
here 20 strengthen tie local garrison. The an
ricifaI election - held here TO-DAY. ava fHo
ADDITIONAL force n q precautionary EICAsuEe,
tr,Ub.e being appreheul'd.
KING ANAuEtS BITTER.
lCNDoN, Nov. 3 The report "a current ia
lcnCun this afternoon thar king Amadeus. 81
SIaiu, was UCad, tut di.psfhH tsog. Na.friF
shHsi -, officially announced from tac ra.acs
tins morning that he IL better.
The Alleged $40 .OoO. 900 ErIc Robbery
LAY GONLD : AkkESE-N SAT - SAID AHr.-r
II ~ NEN ABEE.
INV YORK, Nov. > All the mNrurr pa3rrz
coincide In the theory 81 Gou i's aTr'si. ~.
That Horny Smith, his ls'g partner A. D. ~
opposed 20 him ia Wall street opsrttI sus-.i-
EttEor with the Dr., sent Erie manager, planned
and executed the arrest, mNiu'y q affect tue
market Tor the time being. Per contra, Prcsi-
dent Watson. of Erie, stated IN "a interview
lat evening that stock iubbtng Operations hat
rOthing whatever 10 10 Win the ARES, thai his
information concerning GOu!is rascaiitiss Vas
not completed until Thursday night, AMI Le
then prepared 20 arrest him, 70 cOmpel restitu-
ton. =. l.. NJ. Barlow, one OF the Erie directors,
also stated in an interview that valuable lnfOr-
nation which they had just been able 20 obtain
from the books Of Smith, Gould, N srtin n Co,
led 10 the arrest at this time; that inform alton
showed that Gould has personally robbed the
Erie read Of Sl0,OuO,eeo. Mr.. BarlOs added
that Gould was concerned with August Scheu,
Horace r. Clarke and others, In a gtsAntic
sock speculation, In which $40 900 l.
staked, Goulds interest being $1,000 go. An
other Erie director said this was bat the nrst
lnstslment Of revelations 20 be made. Daniel
Drew, on being interyieWed, prBfessed ignO-
rance of the whole matter. A large. excited
crowd continued At the Fifth avenue hotel until
y late hour. The general opinion WAS that
Gould's arrest had not checkmatcd his schemes.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-rhe receipts from this
source to-day were sac 65i.c4.
SECRETARY BELKHAP will return here on
Monday.
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NEW EXECUTIVE MANsIoN.-A bill has
been prepared and will be introduced at the
coming session of Congress, for erecting a new
executive mansion and converting the present
one into an executive Office for the President
Ii is proposed TO build the new one outside of
the northern boundary OF the present corporate
limits, and make it in every way creditable to
the country.
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GUSTAV kUHE. ttosmsrIy Foreman for y. C.
NJ Lishfe a Co.. Tuner fer Steiawsy
eoss, .nd late Tuner fos Mstzsrotf Co. . X -
TGHEk lSD REPlfhSh or PE"NvV
AMOS AND ORGANS. Orders left 1T KARRS
xelry store, 659 Pa. ave-; kAIkN : Drug 81 re.
Cor Pa and 9Th &C or II R,.sEhTHALs, sol
Tab &C.. corIsr OF ii viii meet Wild prompt arsntioo
snd sssisfscIicp guaranteed. nov1-3m'
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VXJASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE,
w Eleventh. st., south of Pennsylvania dueaus.

w Eleventh. st., south Of Pennsylvania dveHue.
OUR LOEDON SERIES.
kX ITING NOVELTIES
STUPENDOUS ATTRACTIONS
CERITA CkBITA CERITA!
The wonderful London Transfer nation DanseuJe,
rapid transformations the theme of i'd nj
ration wherever she las appeared.
PATTI ROSA PATTI ROSA
The graceful ard artistic vocslist, Song and Dance
and Cl e Artist.
MILE ID GRANVILLE,
the Wonder Of the World, the w, man with the Iron
Jaw.
THE SAPPH0 TROUPE,
sAPPRO DELLA ELLIS. H. W. ELLIS and lbs
ro, W. ELLIS
nAWLEY BRoIHEBs, HAWLEY Bk0Ta ERS
MISS sALLlE APT. MISS SALLIE APT.
JAMES WESLkV and MISS ADA JOHNSON.
h J. BUCKLEY. W. J. Thompson
And our Monster Triple Company, over forty Tai
ented Artists
New and beautiful Ballet advertisement, entitled
LA SAILORS"
with entire new Scenery AID MouutinRs, and intro
ducinR our entire Corps de Ballet.
The laughable EXtravaRaDZa entitled
nl8 THE BELLIES OF THE KITCHEN.
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ANU SEMENTS.

ANU SEMENTS.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
~ NJ L. j. q. SAvILLE, Lessee and Manager.
LAST APPEARANCE OF
II world-renowned Comedian and Vocalist,
WILLIAM HORACE LISGARD,
ALICE CUNNING (LINGABDJ
Az d their splendid NEW COMEDY COMPANY.
THIS EVENING, AT :,
Last Time of the Successful Comedy,
DAVID GARRICK,
Concluding with the CELEBRATED SKETCHES.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20,
THE FIFTH AVENUE THEATEH con-
BINATION
viii present Augr stin sIy's Great Society sensa-
tIon,
Dive RCEI
sests ready. 1t
THE CHORAL SOCIETY
Have the honor to announce that they will give
TWO GRAND CONCERTS
AT
LINCOLN HALL,
SATURDAY and MONDAY EVENINGS,
November 90 and as,
commencing at o'clock precisely.
The following celebrated artists from London
have been engaged:
Madam Eminia RudersdOF III,
the world-renowned Prims Donna soprano,
Miss Alice Fairman,
the eminent English CoEtralto;
Mile Therese Lfebe,
the distinguished Lady Violinist, and
Mr. r. ID. SpragHe,
Primo Bass Csntate, fIom La Scala, Milan.
The Choral Society
will perform com positions by Abt, and other com
posers for IL first time under the direction OF
Henry 4. sherman, Esq.
Admission 81. Reserved seats 80 cents extra
Th. sale OF seats ill Commence at MetZerOit Il
Co . Music Store on Tuesday morning, November
10. nol9
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IMME Sc KEDU CTION
DRY 60 obs
AL sils and col Ntlugrs reduced fr ,n 81 . to
Lovely Plaid~ rsdUcs from &c. TO =
lovely PLACES all vc-Il reduced fro Sc. 20 s5c.
Empress Cloths re .UCt d from 75o. 10 &c.
eaiiLes- IN new shzd :. reduced from sc. to &C.
Back Aif aS5s reduced ~ yer cent.
fisbuels n duCcG 20 CeGf.
ssieudiS Bl@schef aud Uublsschet Cotton. i2lSc,
andres Gin . 4 F'ea- he'd Cotton, lie.
rev York MIS- cached Cotton, 81.
Bisck rilks 81 gffaf bargains.
Ssrhrntrts and Ne ines greatly red ICED.
4, = aLd " 4 meeting fri m Sac. up.
Elegant p aris Kids, 81.
EOeirTy, Gloves, Haudkf -chiefs, Iies, RtboGs
GoTsets, Napkins. Bed Spreads =, Ladies add G 1t ?
Underwear, a host Of sthsr goods = IL he sJid u
prices tlSf IA to please the purchaser CAit
BPODHTAp CO., 1905 = street.
nent nOl6 30
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Election Notes.

AEw YcRK.-Tfe official vote o. tbs state
toots mp: For Pr6siceui-Granr, 9.lSl; Gree
ley. SS6,S2 For G gverIVT-DiN Is, I}2, kec-
nsn. SCI ,257.
OHIO Official canvss>inc Of the vote IN Ohio.
completed. gives Grant PSI So, Greelev PAS
Black 2,lt0. o'ConCr les. scattering i62
ALABANA.-The Alabama Legislature met a.
the capitol in Montgomery Yesterday moruing
AZ y O'Clock. The two houses met tose ther. sr !.
Lieutenant Governor MOren PROCEEDED 20 count
the vote for state Ulcers. The result viii show
q majority for the republican ticket OF over
NORTH CARcLINA.-ONing 10 defects in tho
returns OF the election for state officers. TIE
Joint season OF both houses for comparirc flte
vote has been adjourned 10 the first WEDNESDAY
IN December, and q resolution adopted requiring
The sherits - correct and send in the corrected
returns.
CoNSECTICUr.-The state cAnvasSprs Of Con-
nectiCut counted the vote tor Presidential cleo
tors on Wednesday. and found the result - INst
M: Grant, -, 65S; Greeley, $3.50; Grants me-
iority, IS. There were i5g scatteriu. votes.
For member OF Congress In the 1t district. TO
MI the vacancy in the present Congress. the vote
resulted as follsssS Usseph II. Haxirv, rCo..
IS.G3o; wll.,srsH fs,on, dem, ls59'; Haw-
KENTUCKf-Th Louisville Commercial has
returns from rs counties. The vote stands.
Frant, 90 $50; Greeley, g9.Oe2; O'ConOr, 24I4
Floyd county, the only one vet 60 be heard from
IN 1871 gave Harlan asa; Leslie, Ssh. Greeley
will not have 10 O10 majority in the state by the
official count, but about 9.6e0. The congress
sional delegation will be democratic without ex-
ceptiOn.
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JUDGE NATHAN SARGENT, now one of the
most venerable men engaged here in the public
service, has been working for several years upon
book, in which he will present his recollec-
tons and observations OF Washington life. More
than thirty years ago he wrote letters from the
capital over the signature of Oliver OldschoOl,
which attracted wide attention, and since then
he has held various Offices, both in connection
with Congress and the departments.
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THANKsGIvING.-GovernO Cooke has issued
proclamation recommending that next Thurs
day, the time appointed by the President, be
observed in this District as a national holiday
on which to return thanks to Almighty God for
the blessings of the past year. IL Is TO be hoped
that our citizens who have so many blessings 20
be grateful for, will cordially unite in a proper
observance of the day, as sug sested by tho Gov
ernor, in his briet but eloquent procl amation
printed IN another column.
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OFFICIAL.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, DISTRICT OF COLUNBIA,l
WAsHISGToN, Nov. %, 1872.
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DRY GOODS.

nRY GOODS jas RECEIVFD WITHIN THE
~ LAST FEW DAYS:
Five eases Cantor. Eiaulsi.; case P5sGr ttn
brics- 2 cases Corset Jesn- bales I'D TWiilef
FlaBneis; case NE DrLain~s; C2s's chose
Prin-s- le0 pairs plsusets; pieces new y 4rk
Silk<s 81 pieces Rzl'ardvae ttsnfrls, lD1 4 zen
Lsdips' srd Cent? Lln-H Csr.tric haufkeTC hi e;
Several cases OF Motions All Fancy Goods.
Also,
sheetings, Tict ing,
Elsachsd Art Brown C1.-oa~,
aid vsIiety Of handsOne Dress Goods, &C, s.
hogan a wYIlE.
novss-f Nos. lois .nd i O2O tn 50. n w.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
SO5 ST SET. QOS
PHIL II. WHICH . Co.
ZEAL ESTATE BROKERS' UCTIONRIRS
AND INSURANCE AG ENTS

A US5TN p. BROWN,
"A Gamer n. i. ssslue and 9Th street,
Washington, d. O.,
LCMBk8. LINK, ChMRRT, SAND, he &c &c
II nBlk bills cut &c Cxsier on short notice
BLUE eTO&k for Building. MacadAptzins ana
Paving purposes delivered IN any part u the Dis
trict.
kEAL ESTATE bought and sold and money in
vest<a. To this tEArch II the Business wa here
after give my rersoEal attention. add will be a. my
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. W lillian NJ. Evarts is at the
Arlington. '''"E X Governor FairchiId, of Wis
consin, is in Washington arranging for his de-
parture as United States consul to Liverpool, t.
which office he was recently appointed by the
President. Hon. Thomas Harland OF New
York, is at the Ebbitt House. -.'Ex- Governor
Wells, of Virginia, has resigned his office a.
district attorney for the eastern district of that
state, and will reside in Washington hereafter
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-01-11

VIEW 8O28080s
The Republican State Convention
OF New Hampshire assembled yestsr-
day st Concord.
Resolutions were adopted - fol-
lows: Eulogizing the Republican par
" - the party Of progress; ahirms
that the success Of the Administers
tipn in the reduction Of tho debt and
tie settlement Of the Alabama claims
deserves the commendation of Ill
Republicans; holds ths] Democratic
party responsible for tho war; dsclars
that al taxation to be just must be
equal; demands tho abolition Of tho
.ftanking privilege; the securement to
labor Of its just reward; endorse
Grants administration, and proposes
HIM for reelection in 1872.
3. A. Straw was nominated for
Governor, and A. s. Twitchell for
Railroad Commissioner.
Senator Wilson addressed the Con-
vention, fully endorsing the admins
tration Of Grant as honest, patriotic
and economical. He. declared that
he knew that, with two or three
triAing exceptions, the President has
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