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Railroad smash.up and Fire-Nobod,


morning freight train on the Junction rail-
road, on its way this city. passed over the Read
ing railroad, about half mile rom the BrOa 4
s'f > intersection. When more than half tae
trim had passed over safely the bridge broke.
and four freight cars, laden with coal oil, went
down amid the debris OF the falling bridge on =
the Reading road. just as they crasEed to-
g,ther H1al train on the latter road rushed up
and collided with the freight cars. Twenty or
thirty in number were piled upon the bank
Inc engine was completely d'smantled, anl
what made matters worse the coal oil cars BOX
IRE. d general conf agrati0n epsued, the loco
moiiye and many cars being destroyed. No one
was hurt.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAB.
fnis Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
New York News.

NO MoRE YrLIov prvep
NEW oRH, Augrst DIR. NauderpOol saws
the patients, " IN the exception OF A few Of tbs
e.ew OF the NUmsnCis AZ westbank hospit9 Al
have recovered and ret Irnei 90 work
SACRED CONCERTS IN CENTRAL PARK
The bond 81 assistant aldermen have finally
voted 10 allow sacred concerts N Central PEEK
Sundayc.
EN-PREsIpESr DrENAs,
OF San Salvador, wcs taken IN here Saturday.
and = now dying.
TIE COMMITTEES or SEVENTY
ask Tor the appointment OF 100 inspectors OF
WON'T PAY INCREASED SALARIES.
NchlEolier dreen refuses 10 Iay the increase
IN the salary OF the justices OF the district courts
tIOIn So,OV7 10 $1,000, on the ground that such
increase was illegal. lie won't paw but Ss.ula
annually, and suits for the remainder are TO
Hollow.
THE POLARrs HEARD PROM.
letter via Copenhagen from X. W. Brvan
the astronomer of the POlaris expedition. saws
the health OF al on board l. good, aah they ar,
confident OF reaching the north pole soon.
Mr.. GRERLEY
viii leave this city for another eastern tOur Sen
TENDER i0;h, passing through Rhode Island and
delivering the opening address at the Vermont
safe fair ON the 10th.
FORGED DRAFTS.
Dispatches received here this morning state
tAat forged drafts, puTE orting 20 have been
drawn by houtze Brothers, bankers OF this city,
have been presented to various banks through
out the country, especially at the west. Among
two hundred dollars, presented 20 the Rsal Is
tate bank OF Allegheny City, Pa, and one tor
SIX thousand dollars presented 20 the Third
National Bank at Chicago. The fOI gers name
attached to the ogus drafts is James Il. Hill.
RAILROAD COLLISION AND wHIsKEY SMASH.
A locomotive and two 4. eigh. cars laden wit n
whiskey, were smashed, and the whiskey
burned this morning, at Jersey City, by a col
lision with another train. / oss, $4,000.
ANOTHER BOY MURDERER.
John Hart, he boy shot 81 the express off &c
by James Corrigan, another boy, this morning,
will die, The bullet having entered under the
left eye.
BEATEN To DPATH.
DSniel Lucy and JAS. Mcdonald, two ron Ehs,
were arrested VIII lie beating bsrkeepsr M med
Joseph Ballard in liquor saloon on Houston
street this morning. Ballard will die.
ANOTHER WIFE MURDER.
y. Glow was arrested in ijd street last ng Il
lor fatally beating beat his wife last night.
A FRACAS
IS reported in the express office this morning in
which one messenger shot another.
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shocking Railroad Accident

= CARRIAGE Run oVSR AND FIVE PERSONS
KILLED.
PHILk DELPHIA, Aug. 2.-The nam-s Of the
killed last evening by the New York train cDl-
hiding with a carriage at Tacony were Robert
Deal, his two grandchildren, Ella Friedbury
and orge Mulock, aged about ten years a
lady, Miss Snyder, and the coachman, named
Porter. Tie latter fell on the cow-catcher and
lived only short time. The others died almo !
instantly. The track crossed the ca rage road
In the vicinity three times at the grade. The
parties were Philadelphians, and were riding N
carriage belonging TO Mr.. Middlet IN, az whose
house they lad been on a visit
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ALLEGED STARVING OF CoLoRKD CHE
rEEN.-Within the past ten days there have
been Two deaths OF cOlored children i'm Rich
mond from priyatiOn and neglect. In one -.
an infant actually starved 10 death for nourish-
too poor to buy proper food. In the other
case the mother was in the habit of going out
days work and leaving her one year soa locked
up IN her room, neither giving it proper care
nor sufficient food.
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A NEW YORK JUSTICE AsSAULTED-Ana &C
count is given in the New York World of Sun
Gay, Oh an outrageous assault upon a justice OF
the peace. EX-Justice Seaman had retired for
the night, when he was called upon by Mr.
John Adams and his wife, of East New York.
ana when he went down to the front door Ad-
ans seized and held him, while his wife bella
bored the judge with a cOwhide until he was
covered with blood. The case was brought be-
fore Judge Walsh, who fined Adams 50. 20
DISCHARGED, ~
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The MEETING OF THE EMPERoRs.-Great
preparations are being made in Berlin for the
festivities attending the meeting OF the Empe-
rors of Germany, Austria and Rrssis, The
great day will be the 7th of September, when
their Majesties of Russia and Austria will be re-
ceiyed. In the forenoon there will be a grand
military parade, in the afternoon a state ban
quet at the castle, and in the evening a gala
performance at the opera, attended by the three
Emperors. This will be succeeded by torch
light procession, and the whole city will be illu-
minated.
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The Scientific Congress.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, August 2-.-rhe ifth ami
last day session OF the Scientific Congress was
unusually interesting. Prof. W. w. WheldOn,
OF Concord, Mas, read a paper on the atmOs-
pheric theory Of an ameliorated climate aud
open sea in the arctic regions, in cont fOyersiOn
Of the Gulf stream theory.
Mr.. William Jordon read a paper on com
pressed air as motor, and Mr.. +. Walliug three
papers, by title merely: Temperature of sun,
the chemical theory OF electricity, and direction
OF energy. Mr.. Thomas G. Higard, Of the Coass
survey, gave some mcTOscopical demon
STATIONS of many points suggested in regard 70
tue fungus found on plans.
San Francisco was settlcd upon as the next
place of meeting. The officers elected for the
ensuing year are: Prof. j. Livering, OF Cam
bridge, president, Prof. A. F. Warthen, OF Illi-
nois, vice president; Prof. j. Putnam, of Mass
acLusetts, permanent secretary.
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A QUART OF PRECIOUS STONES FROM NEW

A QUART OF PRECIOUS STONES PROM NEW
MRXICC.-A letter YVES received in Salt Lake,
City 7terday afternoon from Savage's expeti-
ton, fitted out in that ci,y some four weeks ago,
TO search Tor preciOrs stones, dated Plano
Blancc, n. NJ, August II with q corsig lnent
OF quart of rubIes, emeralds, gaTnets, OF -.
and variety OF bright stones, supposed 10 he
diamonds. Ci owes of people are examining the
81 cctmens with much interest. Samples Of the
whole lot will be forwarded ID lapidaTieS in New
York TO day. Savage writes that he will send
another collection of better quality in a few
DAYS.
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THR CROPS IN EURoPR.-A cable telegram
says The reports of the condition OF the
cereals in France are favorable. The crops are
pronounced very good in forty-two departments,
good in thirty-seyen, passable in six, good in
Corsica, and excellent in Algeria; yet the esti-
mates of the probable Yield in America and
Eastern Europe indicate that these countries
cannot furnish the customary supplies of bread
stuifs, and that England and Italy will require
more than usual.
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A SWIMMER ATTEMPTS To Cross THE ENG.
LlsH CHANNRL.-The attempt of Johnston, a
swimmer well known and celebrated for his
aquatic feats, to swim across the Channel from
point near Dover - Calais on the French
coast, distance of about twenty-six miles. re-
suited In complete failure last SATURDAY.. Before
ne had &c com plished seven miles his legs be-
came totally numbed by the GOODNESS of the
water, and he was threatened with cramns H.
was taken mp 10y boat which kept along-s:d,
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Prom EurOne To-day.

RESULT or THE ELECT IONS IN SPAIN.
MADRID, August 1.-The Impartial new -
paper says returns thus far received OF the cleo
ton for membe.s of the Cortes on Saturday last
show that lao radicals, ca federals, 10 conssrya-
tives, independents and 3 Cariists have been
chosen.
LONDON August A.-The weather is fair, but
unfayorable to the crope.
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DROPosALs FOB LOCEs
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT. D
OFF CE OF iATERNsL RE.rN
HASWENsTov. August d. 1--g \

lhEA-lhh EfAkrHENr. \
OFFtCE OF internal R-EENUF.
NASHIN6ToN, August o. ls72 \
The Undersigned, having been appointed a Duin-
mittee by the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue >
Invite proposals Tor furnishing locks with or Nish
out seals for nse a. disIlleTies. here give uotr
mat sealtd propossis q this character viii ba
receiE.d a. tins Once until o'clock m, sEPIEn-
BEs Ia, lS2.
Proposals. 20 secure consideration. must % al
cresset C0mrlissiCner Il Internal ftege D.. Nash-
iDgtcn. ID. C" Endorsed Proposals. frr LSrks---
AID be accompanied By samples Of the article
INTENDED 10 be furnished, distinctly in order
10 prevent mistakes.
IN case any particular style q lock. OF lock snc
zeal combined Is accepted, al such rzs, r Hck-
with cal attachment, furnished are o. be ~-p.rtg
IA tbs Office, end such found 20 be Ia perfect
Will De rejected.
Contractors viii be required 20 receive back A.
teelr Ogn expense, all imperfect sad srp % Toe X
and seals.
The CoInmissioner reserves the right 10 auuui
any sgref ment OF contract AZ any tine when "a
m ay demand
W. p. sHEkRMAS,J
q. A BATES. grmmittea.
aul6-f3 a.. BLISS.
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The STRIKE in the building ifades of London
still continued on August 18th, bat there was q
probability OF IFS being settled, large firm at
hour and the nine hours demanded, and a code
OF working rules. The men seem inclined TO
accept these terms, and should the central com
iItee assent 10 tnelr doing so, there is little
doubt that the other firms in the trade would
offer the same terms. -
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A Wife Murderer Shot 10 Death Nv
INncnPIs

CINCINNATI, Aug. "A special dispatch
from Memphis, Tenn, says q. w. Ms-tin, of
Ripley county, Tenn, who, 8 few days agD,
murdered his wife and threw her body into a
twenty armed men, who conducted him u a
place few rods from the jail, where twelve
charges of buckshot. from as many guns were
emptied into his body,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-27

NEWARK, August H.-kev. James Roose Welt
bayley, Roman Catholic Bishop Of the Diocese
Of Newark, yesterday receiv from Pope Plus
at Rome the bull announcing hts appointment
es Archbishop of Baltimore. II Is dated july
9th, and signed With the Fisherman's seal, the
emblem Of Saint Peter. Archbishop Bayley will
leave for bis new post In Q few weeks.
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The Alaha.. ss.,.-

MonTeonHHY, Ala, Ans. THE sixteenth
rom the 18th TO the sd Of November iScinsS. -
oenng me session OF the LegisIature' The
premium List offers the most iiberri indncemenfs
,r unsul.urai ana mechanical Inventors and
to accommodate the exhibf,rs of ~, th 49,
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.
Notice..


The uuexempled satisfaction that NArTsNls
CRYSTAL DlSCoNkkl has given in this city and
Throughout the whole Country. evidenced by the
steadily increasing demand for il, induce n. direct
especial and particular attention to the great .~t
that by its use gain All the adj antages Claimed
Tor tire many poisonous compounds in use, 10 wit
The restoration Of rhe color and growth of the hair
ard the rtedy removal Of dandruff. without the
least possible irJury-Ss Crystal Discovery r pos
ttiTeiy vIrTalted to contain poisonous substance
peIther Lead, SulphEr or Silver.
Us perf c. ceaI Illness - reason not 10 be lightly
ked; It viii neither stain tbs skin clothes
In ore sentence, il 4 exactly what hos been wanted
Tor long willie, II storer 81 tEs Hair that be
cst G without the fear that you are going TO have
Neurslcia, Paray sis Lead Collie and yarious other
plants, he esul Of the If lead pre- tons
AR1HUB NATTANS, Proprietor.
General nspot corner h and d streets n. ".
Sold by all Druggists aGg2f
A Card.
Clergyman while residing IN South America,
~ mission discovered safe and simple edy
for the cure q Nervous Weskn ess, Eariy Decay
Disease OF che rizary aud Senius Organs, ard the
whole train Of disorders brought on By haneful and
ylcious cabits. Sreat Members have been cured by
this az be remedy. Prompted by desire 10 benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, win send the reel
for preparing end using this med iciue, in sealed
snvels pc, TO any s1e wbe needs II, hyss If Csarss
Address, JOS S,PH T IN NAN,
Station D, Bible House,
marH-J New York City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-27

0The first songs Nilsson sang on the day of
ner wedding were negro melodies learned in
this country, accompanying herstlf with banjo
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RENEWAL OF THE COAL MINERS STRIKE IN
1LLINoIs.-The strike OF the coal miners of ST.
Clair county, H., supposed TO have ended some
days ago, {, TX fresh start yesterday. At a
meeting of the miners near Belleyille Ill
yesterday, it was decided by sixteen unions TO
hold out for four cents a busheI, the price
demanded at the outset. This decision will
seriously affect manufe cturers and private con-
sumeTs in St. Louis, Ps that city obtains much
the largest amount she uses from the mines of
st. Clair county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-27

the tt ustees will Civ their
Second Grand Gift Concert
In the great hall of the Public Library building, in
Louisville, Ky, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2S, 1872.
100000 TICKETS OF ADMISSION
will be issued AT $40 each: half tickets SIS quarter
tickets, 50 ii whole tickets for 100 % for 1855
So for S5OG; lbs for 81 800; 2S5 for 81 500; SIS for
S5OL No discount on less than 5l0U worth Of
tickets at time.
During the concert the sum Of
$500. 900 IN CURRENCY
will be given to the holders of tickets by distribution
by lot Of ONE THOUSAND GIFTS, as follows:
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THE MEAT QUESTION is becoming a yerv
serious one in England. Macs meetings are be-
ing held in various parts OF the country to pro.
test against the high price of meat, and to de-
wise means of either reducing it or to largely alb
stain from its use. This agitation points to early
alteration in the land and game laws. nv which
large tracts OF country that could bs under cnl-
uvation are now exclusively used fCr preserving
game and other Injuries of the landed aristoc-
racy.
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West vlrxirta EIectie>.

No. - sAAIB tTILL IN DOUBT.
nv YORK, Aug. N-The Worlds White
% Sp.Pnur springs special claims that the result
u tne West Virginia election is still in doubt,
mejorities for Camden.
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THOROUGH INVESTIGATION Is to take place
into the affairs and condition not only of the
Bloomngdale Lunatic Asylum, but OF other
asyiums, both public and private, In New York
Alton ney- General Barlow and DR.. Thos Hun
have already accepted Governor HOffman's an
pointment to act on the investigating commits
tee, but NJ. h. Anderson, president of Rochester
University, has not yet sent his acceptance.
The commission will commence their labors
when the weather gets a little cooler.
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DRoPosALs FOR FUEL.
pEFARrMESr or rE,
WASHINGr.x m AZ

AEE INFERIOR. A
oepq nrepo.els will be received unt,i 2 = 49,.
For e,shtr ssn, and tts several Bureaus viz
TO- e.tut huno red 500 tons ~ 2to no1oSs -
VIII ess. quality Of BAitimere oonesny No tas
Trrns II mine No u white ssh Anthr. .s,ss
sonnse Oos, Also three hundred 500 ton.
ess ssss We ton best quality Of sbsmokin Coal.
eLs. 1he Prove coal must be delivered vifhin
iorty !ol dsys from da.s Of the coutrsei ana stored
70 tne vsufs OF the Department. in . satisfactory
msspner before the parry fornishas q yil be paid
Afso, one hundred cordf well seasoned bakers Pine
woed, yell ssasonsd ssd sound. "~
The above wood 20 be corded Of the De partment
puldfngs, - may be desired.
The whole 20 be inspected. veighed and measu,at
July II. 1s70. ~Sb1"Fo4
.Certihcstes from the shippers mu., hs sn,,-, q,
the euperf1tendent. certifying that tss Sos an, 70
~ the pers1t me 10 the Kind req uiref
e,cs III Be opened IN the ONCE Of the Super
Chose 20 attend. y. se0n oiooers as may
= satssfactory bond win be reau;,sa ., ,s...
n s'eds for the faithful q the con-
The rsht 70 accept or reject any or all ba. a. re-.
'e ~ ~ the Department:
A
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An American Consul I'm o Haytien

NEW YORK, August IA Port-au-Prince
ieuer 70 the Herald states that American Con-
sol Teel wss arrsted by the Haytien authorities
az MirAgoaHe on O trumpet up charge of having
counterfeit paper currency Of that republic and
ne nov In filthy prison. Minister Bassetf
peremptorily refused. 'een
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The CASE or DR.. SCEGPPK.-On to morrow
IL to commence at Carlisle, Pa, the new trial
granted some time since to DR.. Paul SchGppe,
the German physician, charged with the
murder, by I)isOning, of Miss Steinecke
former resident of Baltimore, Md. The gem
eral details of this case are perhaps more
familiar to the public than those of
any other murder case occurring for many
years, owing TO the &C rcerted and strenuous eff
forts made by peT5Onal and professional frenTs
70 save the accused from the penalty of the law
He was convicted of murder, il will be renCm-
bered, alter protracted trial, and for months
laid in prison under sentence of death, but the
governor, whose action was necessary to put il
into execution, Withholding his signature to the
warrant, the sentence remained unexecuted.
Through the efforts of friends a legislative en-
actment was secured giving the power of apr cal
10 the supreme court, where a revision of the
Gaze was had. and upon technical grounds es set
forth a new trial was granted, begin TO morrow
A correspondent who recently interviewed the
accused states tt 1T he seemed cheer I'll and con-
fdent. He stated that he had been impri oned
for three years md eight months, eighteen
months of that time being spent in cell. His
treatment Was now good. He claimed empha;-
cally tGat the will of Miss Steinecke produced
by ham and giving him property, &c, was a geu
uine document and no forgery, and that only re-
Gently he had been approached with an offer OF
morey and an assurance of safety if he would
withdraw all claims to her property. He ex-
pressed himcalf rs being perfectly confident of
ccuittal in the trial -BdH Sun 27b.
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LONE WOLF SPoILINe FOR FIeHr.-The
council at the Cheyenne agency, which I rings
the report of the proceedings down to the 18Th
instant. Lone W off, the principal chief of the
hiowas, made speech, In which he said that
before any peace can be made with the Govern
ment the military must be removed from the
country, Fort Sill abandoned, and the ,oldiers
sent home. Raiding into Texas, he said, they
would never be willing to renounce
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100000


The Hon. Thos. K. Brsm'ette, late Govern or O
Kentucky, has consented to represent the Trustees
in the management Of this second Grand Gif. Con
the sale of Tickets is deposited with the Treasurer
that the drawing is fairly conducted, and the gifts
The drawing will take place in public in full view
OF the audience, and under the Immediate superyi-
sion aud direction of the officers aud Trustees of the
Public Library Of Kentucky and the following
named eminent and disinterested citizens who have
consented to be present and that all is fairly
Hon NJ. B. HARDIN. Judge Court Appeals. XIV.
Hon. ). PROCTOR KNOTT, late NJ. @. Lebanon
Hon. s.. W; BRUCE. Judge 9th Judicial Dis. Ky.
Gen. ELI Ii MURRAY, U. 3. Marshal Dist. Ky.
Hon T u. COCHRAN, Chancellor Lon. Chan.
Hon. z: p. sTANDIFoRD, President Farmers and
Hon. JOHN BARBEE. Manager Royal Insurance
Company. Liverpool
Col. PILL, hEE; Com Atty Ninth judicial Dis.
Col. JILsON p. JOHNSON, Manager Calf House.
DIR. I. s; BELL, Prof Medicsl University, Louis
Hon. J, G. BAXTER, Mayor Louisville.
hon; Il Il , 81 M IN III Ci.y Attorney.
HE "a %S1L,sN9KD, Treasurer Louisville.
hMEs y 81 National fisn Ii1Bn ank
lQ i S9RSs T4Md P5,sidePs TrsdsTs' Bank
HENBY DEEPEN, President German Bank.
hHbR6M GA HAM' tobacco and cotton merch 7.
Vol ROSE AseHt Adam. Express SomFany. Il d.
0FFICERs of THE LIBRARY:
IN r HhLpaTA sIe Tisa pre,,sent
JOHN S. GAIN, secretary.
FARMERS & RRoyERs, BANK, Treasurer.
Agent Public Library of entucky. Public Library
Building, Louisville, Ky.
circulars giving full particulars, sent on spplica
New York Office, 6Os Broadway, under the
Charge OF MAJOR Thos. h. BAYS. iy9-t.af Pm
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A CHILD STARS HER SrRP-FArHHR.-Mi-
chael Tracey, Of N7 West street, yesterday had
An angry alteration with his step-daughter,
when the girl snatched up carving knife and
cut him severely across the wrist. He was at
tended by DIR. Bsdeau, ut the 18th precinct sta
fion-hOuse, but refused to make Q complaint
against the girl.--N. Y. Sun, 26tA.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RgvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were SOS, 9-O52.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-27

GENERAL julius WRITE, of Chicago, who
wa recently rendered the mission to the Argen-
tine Republic by President Grant, announces
his intention TO decline.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-27

n0Horace Greeley ~ said to have Q Missouri
niece who is . Grant man.
~The Msxquis Of Lorne preacheth to the
poor.
ga Japanese woman runs barber shop in
San Francisco.
much indisposed of late.
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CAPTAIN EDWARD :. MEYER, 1a.h cavalry,
having been found incapaciatsd for active duty
in consequence of wounds received at Chan
celoTsville, hes been placed on the retired list.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-27

De. ABKKER, known Familiarity in Europe rs
"Bismarck's Pen !" on account OF his int nate
official relationship t. the famous states man. hp
patch II Benedetti, at Ems, which Induced the
war with France, and the last one from YER
allies, which closed the struggle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-27

TIE PRESIDENT and GENT Porter will arrive
here rom Long Branch to- morrow morning on
the early train.