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Uants.

JTTANTEb, A GOOD COOK. APPLY
w at The NORTHWEST corner OF King and Nor
ria streets. ianl0-lr
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Gnnrationat.

DANCING.-MRs. ALEXANDER WILL
~ hereafter give INSTRUCTIONS IN DANylNG
on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS. at Bernard's Hall,
Society Street. next to corner ot King. Afternoon
Glasses viii meet OF P. NJ; Evening Glasses at 8
P. NJ Her Afternoon Classes for TUEsDAYs and
FRIDAYS will be continued at her residence, No. Ss
Bull street. Jan6-smWA"
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.NEARION RIFLE CLUB.-THE MEM
lM BERS Of the Club will attend 9 Regular
Meeting at the Hall Of the Eagle Engine Company,
at halr-past 7oclock, THIS EVENING. general
attendance ia requested, az business OF impor.
tance will be considered. By order.
J.H. STEISMEYER, JR.,
ion1n Presinenf
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ITO RENT, TWO ROOMS ON FIRST
i or In pleasant locality, With kitchen.
and stsre.room IN yard. Apply ut this Office
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Hr SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND
TRUST CoMPANY-sAvINGs DEPARTMENT
Depositors are requested to leave their Books to
be credited With the January Quarterly Interest,
due 1st pro1lmo. All Deposits made on or before
the goth January will bear inierest from the lat OF
January.
lnteres: Six Per Cent, compounded quarterly.
dec22-fmw12 F. "A. MITCHELL, Cashier.
r. THE CHARLESTON CHARlTA.
BLE ASSOCIATION, FOR TIE BENEFIT OF THE
FREE SCHOOL FUND.-OFF1UAL. RAFFLED
NUMBERS.
GLASS No. 2sS-NoRsMe.
6T-3l- 9-14-66-64- s. 5-68.-56-26-22-45
CLASS No. 2se-EvENIsa.
72-54-6 7-39-3l-66-2 alb So 1913
As witness our hand at Charleston this 9th day
OF January, 1872 FEM PECK,
.Hi JAMES GlLLiLAND,
oct3 Sworn Commissioners.
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NoTICE-THE SUBSCRIBER, WHO
IN has Just returned from Germany, would be
pIeased TO instruct q C)ats In the German
Language, either privately or IN school. Apply
at Noe ~ Broad street. eN. e. HAYNE, JR.
,ian4-6 ai.
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EOR SALE OR TO RENT, A GOOD BU.
IL SlNESS Corner Store and Dwelling, IN Rut-
edge street. opposite Shepherd street, Terms
accomln odatiDg. Apply 10 T. D. GRANT, No. 81
Rutledge street, four doors above Line street.
ian6-sTs3f
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NTANTED EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that you can get q First.Class SEWING
MACHINE frum LUNSF0RD, Smith street, near
Wentworth, cheaper than from any other man IN
the city or state. Give him call and see for
youreeH nov28
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NEULES.-JUST ARRIVED TWO CAR
M LOADS you.g Kentueky.broEe Mules for
sale at The subscribers Stables, Queen street. P.
WEST janl0-lA
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A. GENTS WANTED l-FOR THE UNI
II YERSAL TWINE AND THREAD CUTTER;
sat Co time, twtpe, thread, fingers and teeth. Some
thing every body wants. Samples mailed on re.
celpI OF 25 cents. Address GEORGE DAVIS, No.
5t8 Bruadwav. New York. oct30-3mos
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&07S A. MONTH, EXPENSES PAID,
DC(c Male or Female Agents.-Horse and
Uuln FURNISHED to sell our UNIVERSAL CEMENT,
Combination Tunnel, Button Hole Itutter aud
Other articles. Circulars Tree. Address Novelty
company, SAco; Me. noVldSS
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TNo RENT, A STORE AND FIRST
Il floor, with three rooms. Apply Rt No. l02
Broad street, between King and Meeting.
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r OsT, ON THE EVENING OF THE 4TH
IL lust, ON Kiug, Archdale or Beauiain streets,
y ueavy SEAL KING. A suitable reward Will be
paid for its recovery. Apply az this ofice.
Inns
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CTOLEN, ON FRIDAY NIGHT THE
y 4,h Instant, the JOLLY BOAT belonging TO
lhe Bark "Eeltlste.n Was stolen from SAID ves-
Bel while lylpg az OentI al Wharf. A liberal re.
ward will be paid fGr the recovery OF the boat. or
for any Information which vii lead TO same.
ROBERT MURE & CO., Agents Bark 'Beliistc."
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Go Rent.

U0 HEIII.
ITO RENT, THREE HANDSOME ROOMS
i with Kitchen, gas and fixtures, cistern, large
yard; also fine Store. Apply at NEWS ONCE.
ianlOls
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ERMAN STEAM FIRE COMPANY
" Your Monthly Meeting will be held at the
Engine.HOuse, THIS Evening, at O'Clock pre-
cisely. All members are requt sled to be pune
tu.L
janio MAX BELITZER, Secretary.
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Removals.
Gouart,,ershlps a,to Dissolutions.

TINE UNDERSIGN HAVE THIS DAY
day formed Copartnershp for the purpose
OF carr, Ing on the Factorage and General Com.
mission business, under the name an9 style Of
THEU. q. BOAG a. n. JACKSON.
THEo. G. BOAG.
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NOTICE.-STRAYED Or STOLEN,
IN from No. 6Vanderhorst street. large New.
lvundland DOG; black, with while spot on Lis
breast liberal reward Will be paid Tor his re-.
very, and no questions asked. Jane
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For Sale.

I,OR SALE, A BARGAIN.-THE SUB
L STANTIAL BRICK CHURCH BUILDING,
corner Hssei and Anson streets. offered low II
applied for immediately, at Z. VOIGT, Chairman
Vestry, No. B5 Market street. janl0.ws7
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TNOR SALE, A FARM AND CROP ON
I MeetiLg street Road opposite Paine's Farm.
For particulars, apply In lie afternoon at the
Farm TO Pa UL JOSkS. 1anll2r
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ITO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE THREE
i and half story Brick Residence on the
west side OF Meeting street. next to the corner OF
Calhoun street. Apply to JOHN s. H0RLBECK,
corner Meet pg and Calhoun streets.
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Meetings.

D0ARD OF TRADE.-AN ADJOURNED
ID Meeting Of this Board will be held THIS
EVENING, at half past O'CLOCK, to receive the re.
port uf the financial condition Of the Board, and
TO act on other Important business. By order.
ianlO A. EuSTEk BLACK, SECRETARY.
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DIOR SALE, A VERY FINE SADDLE
u HoRSE-wil carry q lady. Apply to No. 81
Broad street, jan8-mw2
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r OST, ON EAST BAY, NEAR VENDUE
IL Range, or on Vendue Range, Package
cJn; aiming TWenty. re Dollars. A liberal reward
Will ue given, IL LETT at this 1Hce. tan9
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Cigars, Gobarrn, Hr.

MEERSCHACM PIPES specially. therefor
can sell at prices to surprise you. Suitable for
Christmas Presents.
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r osT, AT THE CORNER OF LINE AND
IL Meeting streets, on Sunday evening last
Tue Slst OF december, 1871, a Yellow Bull DOG,
with white ring around the neck, answering 10
the name Of Jack. Any inform alton Of him will
be thankfully received by JOHN NJ. MARTIN, No
81 Market street, -. JanS-3
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lost ano founo.

T OST, ON 4TH INSTANT, AN ACCOUNT
IL BOOK, marked WIN. HARRISON. lnfor.
malion leading to its recovery thankfully recely.
ell al this office. Address ". b. janl0.l+
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day matters fall back into their old ways and the wOro
moves though no election had occurred but now
four days have passed the election took place here
and the people excited than the evening OF
the first day.
Every kind OF business is nearly suspe and every
body is watching and waiting for the result Numerous
computations have made, giving in nearly many
results The Sentinel of tomorrow morning will contain
table Of Conservative losses and gains the shpp vote
of 1870 made up from the returns received to o'clock
according 10 1t the total Conservative loss In 70 counties
Il 2s5O su posing the loss in the remaining counties
10 be at the same ratio MerrmOn would be elected by
LAS maic-ity This probably the most favorable for
the Conservatives OF any. A table OF MAORI
tics, carefully prepared, makes the result In
so counties as follows: Total OF Republican
maorities, 1857; total Of Conservative maJorites'
l26e0 Caldwell Merrimon, In counties heard rom
l97 The 10 counties yet to report gave Ship LII ma
jority so Morrimon gets the shpp vote Ia them
he will be elected by 62i majority The Raleigh Ne~s
will print In the morning, table OF gains
and losses which is summarized as follows:
From these figures it will be seen that Caldwell
has made gain in the counties Of 41s1 on theshipp
vote or the gain Of 52t to county This leaves nm
vote OF s0l in IL counties, or net gain 10
the county The Era administrator claims the State
by LILO majority for Caldwell.
Taking all things into consideration it must be admit
ted that the result the State tonight is doubtful with
ority Of the counties yet to be heard from are chiefly
western counties, which give small vote, and therefore
a small margin for less Ex-Gov. Vance tele-
graphs this evening" "Clay Cherokee, Macon jackson,
Ashe, Allegheny, and Polk win certainly hold ships
vote increase IT, II So Merrimons election is beyond
doubt SO much interest has been felt IN the fate OF the
State ticket that little attention has been paid to the
Legislature known that the Conservatives had
a majority in both Houses. From the meager returns
now in it is believed that the Liberal majority
In the lower House will be considerable, while
In the Senate it win amount to nearly twothirds No
reports have been received indicate change in the
result in the Congress districts Col Hinton telegraphs
from Norfolk that the Administration majorities re-
ported ia the first districts arc altogether too
large, but it is not believed the difference
will be enough to defeat Cobb, the Administration can
didate The very latest intelligence is telegram from
Lewis Haines Salisbury TO the effect that the Admin
israton gain sury stokes and Yadkin is 1908 votes
If this report is true it will make Merrimons election
more doubtful than 1t has before been.
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WHY SUMMERS REPLY WAS WRITTEN
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 The TRIBCNs.I

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.--Senator Summers re-
ply TO Speaker Blaine which Ia given 10 the public To-
day. was written at the earnest solicitation OF many
prominent in both parties In Name VINO nave oeeh
rr,ng the Senator TO this end by letter aud tele.
e,anb for several DAYS II is due to the Massaeh1-
setts senator TO say that no never read the
sneakers pretentious epse until some time after It's ap"
pearauoe in public prints and also until bis attention
was moro particularly called thereto by the letters and
kilograms above referred TO. Summers anu1rahs'
speeeA In the Senate and his letter declaring Tor Greeley
have been making such sad havoc in the Republican
ranks in Maine that the canvass according 70 seser Ts
tiers from that state Is being conducted on ' uu''
nn,rn,n Of che Massaohusetts Senators statepest
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done by Mrs. Stevenson and Miss Clapp has often
spoken to her In regard TO her conduct

done by Mrs. Stevenson, and MISS Clapp mas oiten
spoken to her In regard TO her CONDUCT
ANOTHER PERsos ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN KILLED
As AN illustration deponent gives the case OF Miss
Jane Mcdonald over 90 years Of age she was simply
respondent and low spirited and imagined that she
would have to be sent TO the Lunsuc Asylum NJ bacA
wells Island II her money should be used up sne
would walk up and down the han groang ana once III
while would scream out This would annoy MIS- sue
yensop and deponent has Mrs Stevenson seize her
by the mouth aud lam her against the wall until blood
flowed from her mouth. The lltreatment toward MISS
Mcdonald was extreme. Her arms were Ddek ana pius
from the treatment received from Mrs Stevenson and
deponent has seen stevenson slap her face so as 70
knock of her headdress MISS heDohald WIS
gave any indication that she had am, any
suicidal tendency. The treatment sno received IRON ron
alarm upon the part of Miss Mcdonald and she showed
the deponent he marks p3n her boy sns nag received
One morninC Mrs Stevenson again complained against
her for making gose at night MISS Mcdonald leIt .ns
one of the patients gave alarm, aud Immediately
afterward opponent Miss Mcdonald come out Ia the
hall her clothing in flames. She was terribly burned
Mrs Stevenson after smOthCrng the fire. had her car
ried to the bathroom and put into cold water her
inc and on Friday night she dead. The physicians
we're Immediately notified but nothing was done for her
believed i'm the Asylum by al that Miss Mcdonald had
retired her set fire to the straw III her bed ana
thrown herself into the hdnes as the ped was dsco'eeu
Mrs. Stevenson was rough and rude to the patients
generally, ana Is an utterly Improper ptInOu w
charge of lady patients. TIE bell for retiring rings at
o'clock and all visitors then supposed to leave the
premises and yet deponen has known Mrs. stevenson
10 mt lady patents IN one bed In order that se
night receive gentleman friend, who would remain unlil
10 or IL O'clock Instances 01 improper and owd cnarc-
ter upon the part or female employees were not Irs
Guent, and Intimacles between the male and female
employees OF the Institution occurred. DepOnent saws
tat the conduct OF the Institution such generally as
10 reuder u impossible her 10 remain, and that she
makes this affidavit in the hope that public attention
may directed to this Asylum aud the evils to be cor
recled. EMILY Tx"
rorn TO before me, this 9Th day OF August, 1872,
VICTOR GERAUDY, Notary Public, City aud County VI
NcN-lOIk.
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A rREIGHT-TRAIN sMAsn-UP,
TELEGRAPHIc NO1ES.

eco The iron steamship Richmond Of tho Old Do
between icum aud Ncgfork launched 81 Ncnaon
yesterday 10 the prtashce inmens % people
Five meuDel Of tho japanese Embassy visited
Providence and hy Acting MAJOR an
Committee CIV Council sho them dane At Annop Hall
- I'm ~ 1abor committed suicide ut Ways llote,
Bnghlr by poison. TIE stnb
hal been separated fun husband
about year.
$50. The fishing schooner Signal. Capt Goodrich
81 ad from Glonoor Mas. un dven halra hsh ~ ca
he b. coasnR schooner about 10 miles % sGcs nj
aud subsequently Capt 6obncn aud landed
Tile Milwaukee Board of Trade met yesterday
20 adopt preventing cnc ohrr peh rs
combinations Interfering legitimate Instructed tie
oafd DTrctols report such amondn No h the as OF TIE Cham
~ a " mont lha bs leul " pIeIsaI Ahassa
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION
sUMMARYsOF THE LATEST RETURNS.
MERRIMoN's MAJORITY ESTIMATED AT ABOUT
THIRTEEN HUNDRED.


MERRIMoN's MAJORITY ESTIMATED AT ABOUT
THIRTEEN HUNDRED.
Our special dispatches now cover every county IN
the State, except IA. OF these, two Hyde and
TyrrelD form the extreme eastern portion OF the
peninsula between Albemare and Pamlco Sounds !;
three others tAlleghany, Ashe, and Watauga) are
in the northwestern corner of the State beyond the
Blue Ridge Mountains, and eight more (Chero-
kee, Clay, Graham, Jackson, Macon, Polk,
Swain and Transylvana arc. in the extreme
southwest. The remaining one of the IA
montgomery is in the center of the State. In the 10
counties which constitute tho rest Of the State
Caldwells majority is reported at S39, being
loss, as compared with tho tiConyen-
ton vote of last year, of 1049l. herrimon's
majority We now estimate at 1871, subject
to corrections which may raise it to 1900 more, or
reduce it to 1,0O0-or even less, according to the
latest dispatch of our Raleigh correspondent. We
hardly think, however that 1t can DO honestly over
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MI XItIO.

DEPrvr lions OF A MEXICAN SOLDIER ON
AMERICAN SOIL.
AarAsIoRo5, Aug. 5.-Coi. Pedro Valdez of
the Mexican army crossed the Rio Grande with an
armed band and captured Abram Gonzales at hs rancho
below EAGLE Pass Texas Yald, carried him prisoner
to Mexico He also took horses from Gouzaless rancho
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FIXES.
DEsIgCcIcN OF TIE PROPELLER N. r. ROBERT
sON-NARROW ESCAPE OF THE CREW.

DEsIPCCuCN OF TIE PROPELLER N. r. ROBERT
sOA-NARROw ESCAPE OF THE CREW.
COLLINGwOOD, Ont, Aug. 9.-Capt. j. Me-
Pherson and crew have arrived here by the schooner
New Dominion, bringing particulars OF the burning OF
the propeller NJ X. Robertson. sTbe Propeller lett
Chicago July 20 with Ie bushels Of wheat for Cong
wood having The schooner New Dominion In tow When
off Skeagallee lighthouse on the night u July ~ an
alarm OF fire was gwen. The made every effort 10
extingush the famcs but without success. soon Tue
engineer and remen driven from their post and as
the propeller was going at fall speed against the WIND
all attempts to save her were fruitless.
In launching the life-b boat several men had narrow
90 r from the flames. Ten minutes after the fire Oroke
out the tow line the New Dominion was burned, ana
she was sent adrt. She soon got under SAIL now
ever and her boats sent 10 rescue the men OH
board the burning propeller. These were all saved pu
everything they had was burned, some being without
even boots bats. Tie propeller City OF Fremont came
along soon afterward and -four Of the crew Of the NJ k
Robertson went in her to saFma. When ast seen the
wreck had dufted into Hog Island Bay.
A CONFEDERATION AT NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 5.-The saddlery ware
house Of Burns Co, aud Compton CARROTS grocery
store I'm Marketst and d. L6yeman & Co.'s and Otweli
& Pros drygoods stores were destroyed by fire this
morning. The fire began In Compton Garretrs Store
at a. n aud extended TO the Others. The stocks were
rly all destroy ed To loss is estimated ~ about
$1,000 I'D Il covered by insurance Vi si2ioo Inc
origin OF a., r., aar pJr-.y accidental
DESTRUCTION OF AN ELEVATOR AT CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Aug. 5-1he Iowa elevator, one q
the oldest III this city, OWNED b nrgh Mahaf, was e.
trey destroyed by nrt ohout4 o'clock this morning. IL
contained about l-0oq Jui.a ~ srain, mostly corn
valued at about $1,000 ih building was worth prop
ably $4,000 The insurance has yet been ascerained
AN OIL WELL IN FLAMEs-sEyERAL LIVES LOST.
TIrUsyuLr, Pa, Aug. 5.-ln the new OIL
field on Turkey Run near g. Petersburg, new wen
struck, this morning, which aceidently TOOK nro'
burning three ucn fatally 0nd seriously burning Two
others that their r. covery IA doubtful.
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SPAIN.

CONGRATULATIONS OVER THE ESCAPE OF THE
KING.
MADRID, Monday, Aug. S, 1872.
King Amadeus has arrived at San Sebastian,
in the province OF Gupyscoa. He met with warm re
ception from the inhabitants Il The town, who manifest
great enthusiasm his presence He also visited
by the Project of the adjoining French Department OF
Basis Pyrenees who Ii cred letter from President
Theirs to the King congrltulatng him upon his recent
escape from death in this city.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.

MEETING AND ADJOURNMENT YESTERDAY OF
THE GENEVA TRIBUNAL
GEN "a, Monday, Aug. s, 1871
The Board of Arbit.a.iOn met at noon to-
day and adjourned at ocloch A considerable amount
of business was disposed o. obstacle occurring TO
impe progress No confidence whatC.er is TO be placed
I'm the rumors whic' are published from day 10 day Of
the deci me Of the Board. The sricest secrecy to
it's procced.ug 70 crioncd and maintained by every
person connected with the Cour, to prevent premature
publication and improper OF the news in the stock
markets q Europe and America.
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THE NEWS In WASHINGTON.
LIBERAL VICTORY CONCEDED BY THE RE-
NOMINATIONISTS.
ray TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-The Radicals are at
last forced to acknowledge which they do in sorrow be-
cause of the hopeless future staring them in the face
that they have been beaten in North Carolina. 1t is evil
dent that they fear the prediction Of their candidate for
President that If that State should go against them
the destruction Of the party would result. All the re-
turns are not yet m but it is thought by all that the
counties yet to hear from win increase the majority Of
Merrmon which is now, according to the latest news
here, about LOO OF 1890.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
RESULT OF MISPLACED swIrcH-rwo MEN

RESULT OF MISPLACED sWIrCH-rWo MIN
HURT.
TRENTON, Aug. 5.-l'he el5 train by way Oh
the Camden and Amboy ran into two cars which were
standing on the Kinora Branch between White Hill ana
Florence demolshing the ears and damaging the Loco
motive The disaster caused by misplaced SWITCH
Engineer Helms, observing the switch, reversed his
engine. and he and the brakeman jumped or The brake
MAX dangerously and Helms severely Injured NO
other persons hurt The wreck has been cieareu
away and all the trains running on tine'
A FREIGHT-TRAIN sMAsH-UP.
BNGHAMToN, Aug. 5.-Freght-train No. ~
going East the Erie Railway this morning was thrown
from the track by broken axle at sIall bridge III o
eastern part OF this city. Three or four cars were
smashed and the track was blocked for several hours
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Total...... .95,352 1901 272O9 28TzU
Estimated majority for MerrImon, Ant-Adminstration
1871 Majority against Convention in 1871, 9S46'
'OiIicial.
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MFRRIMON PROBABLY ELECTED BY A SMALL
NORTHUMBERLAND EXCITEMENT OVER
THE ELECTROMAGNETIC REPORTS-THE
RESULT STILL SOMEWHAT DOUBTFUL
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AFFIDAVIT on GEORGE r. IRWIN.

The afhdaW II Nh irwin alluded to Is very yolumin-
prs and charges general neglect aud specifies out
RACES ihe part Of tho management at Boomingdale
Mr. Irwin was formerly keeper at the Pennsylvania
Hospital Tor Tie Insane lie and his wife were at Bloom
ingdae fom October 1860 10 May 1872 ana left as he
because the atrocities practiced there After
stating these facts and giving his present residence AS
40 PuasAi-st, rear DeKabaye, Brooklyn, Dir. Irwin
gOes on to soy:
Deponent says that bc makes this affidavit OF HIS own
lfce WIZ and eimpy for the purpose OF benentiug II
possible, the many poor creatures suffering H. tat
ASLnin' ana NlIh We sipssgs L2pe sJ w