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From RurOpe To-day.

COLLISION OF tTEAhthIPr.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE steamships Neera,
from Liverpool for Bombay, and the Parthia,
from New York for Liverpool, were in collision
yesterday in St. Georges channel. The Parthia
was slightly damaged.
PARLIAMENT
will reassemble on the 18th of December.
SINGULAR CONFESSION OF MURDERER.
BRUSSELS, Oct. IA man who participated
in the communist revolt in Paris has surren-
dered himself to the police, and made the decs-
ration that he WIS the accomplice of Tropp-
mann, who murdered an entire family near
Paris. An examination showed the man TO be
Of sound mind.
HORRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
LoNI On, Oct. IA passenger rain on the
Eastern Countries railway ran of the track
near Kelvedon station, II miles from Chelms.
ford. The cars were precipitsted down hi gh
embankment and DE- shed ID pieces. No details
of the killed and wounded are vet received.
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the au iencs were not SLOW to appreciate tie
artistic interpret ticn of the same. T. Miss
the laurels of th- rstl. n She is An artistic of
high order. Her method is the true one, sni
her tones as pure as gold and true as steel. In
Response Ia ali encore aTCer her MeysrUeer'
selection, in y second part. Miss Cary capt.
leen Mavourneen," as it has never be-
Ing awaited Carlotta Patti, and her brilliant
execution and pure tones called for an encore
after each of her we'll selected recit atoms.
en- ,ored, and though it succeeded the wearying
va iations of Proch, yet the voice bora no signs
of fatigue. PATHS voice is singularly
ad lpted to the brilliant staccato passages
in which SO many other artistes fail.
A eyes were TUNED towards the entrance of the
sta re when Sig. MariOs selection was reached
OF the programme, and loud applause greeted
the artist before whom the world has bowed.
We have heard that ii Is Mario's ghost; bat we
agree with the remark made last night that il is
a "well- conducted ghost" We discern his
method, though the many years of usage have
somewhat impaired the tone; and, to many, a
good method is preferable to an inferior one,
though the voice may not be as fresh. The
pianiste of the evening-Mle Carreno-is bril-
liant, and will doubtless live to astonish the
world with her performances. She Interpreted
Mendessohns Rondo, we imagine, after her
own dctatiOn, as it was entirely different from
other renditions we have heard. Her r" Trova-
tore" Of Gottschalk was capitaly rendered,
and the encore was acknowledged by his
'Barona'-a selection eminently calculated TO
display her clear touch and the beauty of the
high keys in the piano. We would like Miss
CarrenO TO interpret Chopin. The only draw.
back to her success as a pianist is that she is
dist -actingly pretty, and somewhat conscious of
the fact. nj. Sauret, viOlinist, is promising
artist. His execution is brilliant and his selec-
tons evince ambition. We think, however,
Weiniawski's Poloniase" a little too intricate
for him at his age. Altogether the concert was
one of the best ever given in Wellington, and
our audiences have at last found the keynote to
the enjoyment of a concert, as classical IN sic,
interpreted by artists of high order, compels
and enfOrces strict attention, and ever carries
with it pleasure.
NAVAL OFFICERS TRANSFERRED. - Lieut.
j. Z. Pilsbury ordered to ordnance duty Boston
ravy yard, Assistant Surgeon Edward Evers to
naval hospital Philadelphia, First Assistant
Engineer Henry Snyder ID the Wyoming Capt
+. y. McCauley detached tIOm navigation duty
and ordered hold hiTse In readiness for sea
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CONSOLIDATION or VIRGINIA RAILRoAps-
The contract entered into by the directory OF
the Orange, Alexandria and Mansssas and
Lyncbburg and Dsnviile roads, consolidating
the two ROADS, IVES unanimously approved by
the stockholders of the Lynchburg and DsnviIle
railroad company, az Lynchburg. on Tuesday
last, and IL now only awaits action upon the
part OF the stockholders OF the Orange, Alexan-
cria and Manassas railroad TO become an ac-
lOmplished fact.
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What voorhees, Says About his De.

THE sTAY-AT HOMES KNOCKED HIM.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE Tribune's Washing
ton special says a letter has been received from
voorhees,. dated Terre Haute, Oct 18th, con-
ceding his defeat 10 apathy, and says it was
SIMPLY the " stay st-hOme vote" in his party
that beat him and hurt the cause everywhere
Nobody thought there YVES q possibility of his
defeat, and over-confdence led hundreds to stav
away from the polls. He is glad to be able 10 re-
snme law practice, and closes by SAYING" Mr.
Greeley has personally raised himself in this
canvass a thousand fold in my estimation"
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WHAT CALEB CUSHING SAYS ABOUT THE
RESULT.

NEW YORK, Oct. E-Hon. Caleb Cushing
who arrived here yesterday, expresses himself
eminentiy satisfied with the work of the srbitra-
ton board, not so much for the money value OF
the award, he says, as for the points settled a.
to English claims for damages TO the property OF
British subjects, counter balancing the Alabama
claims. He says that such claims will not reach
two millions. Mr.. Gushing did not 60 to Eng
land, but in France, where he ives, the general
opinion appeared TO be that the United States
had gained q great victory. The deliberations
Of the judges were secret, simply because they
did not want to have their discussions, which
were of nature similar TO those of any tribunal,
broken into by anybody. There was no debating
or argument during the sessions of the board.
Everything was written and presented to the
board in printed form, making in all twenty nj We
volumes. Pleasant, social feeling prevailed
among the members, but he (Cushing) never
engaged in dryer work.
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Political Notes,

The Cincinnati Commercial expects to see re-
publicans betting on Kentucky for Grant within
the next fortnight.
Samuel l.. Cobb was yesterday nominated 70.
Sd district of Massachusetts,.
The republicans of the 18th congressional dis
trict of New York have nominated Ethan Flagg
as their candidate for Congress.
In Missouri. the democrats have nominated
Erastus Wells for Congress in the % district aud
w. Ii. Stone in the Sd.
Gen. Butler was renominated for Congress in
Massachusetts yesterday from the 9Th district,
and the democrats and liberals of the same dis
cester.
Charles II. Porter, Independent republican
candidate for Congress i'm the ith (Petersburg)
district of Virginia, has withdrawn in favor of
the regular nominee, which will insure the dis
trict to the republicans.
Yesterday 80 ,0SS persons registered in New
York city, against CO $50 last year and PAS in
against 81 sic at same time in ISL, and 81 669 in
1861.
The 10th congressional district convention of
the Apollo hall party in New York city nomi-
mated Fernando Wood for Congress, and
the Grant men b0lted and nominated Julius
Wadsworth.
The Ohio democratic state central committee
net at Columbus yesterday, and agreed to pros
ecute the campaign with vigor. Among those
present were George H. Pendleton, George W.
McCook, Senator Thurman, and several mem
bers of Congress.
The republicans of Maryland, through their
state central committee, have substituted the
name OF Mr.. Christian Ak, the well-known Ger
man tobacco manufacturer of Baltimore, on
the presidential electoral ticket for that of VIM.
Z. Saunders, cOlored, who withdrew some time
since
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Chicago OutslOue.

"A PENNSYLVANIA PHOENIX.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE works of the
cambria Iron company at Johnstown, Pa de-
stroyed by fire on Sunday, went into Operation
again yesterday, and win be able to oil all oriers
received before the fire. The EMPLOYEES gave
their labor gratuitouslytto rebuild a Temporal
structure while the Pennsylvania railroad and
large manufacturers in Philadelphia furnishes
pied resuscitation.
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TEE WHIsKEH WAR IN CHICAGo-In
Chicago the grand jury has been busy since
Monday morning in examining witnesses in tue
liquor dealers cases who have violated the liouor
aw. About seventy indictments have already
been found. The Temperance men have the
names Of large number OF Sunday patrons of
tie saloon keepers, who are being summoned TO
aIpear and testify regarding the purchase of
liquors on Sundays. This is a new move AMI
one likely to prove as effective ~ any action OF
the police.
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CHILD WITH SEVEN EYEs-The Chatham
(Na.l Tribune says:-"A negro woman living
on the farm of I. j Watson, ESQ.,, near this
three on one knee, two on the other, and the
other two in their proper places. The child is
weil,formed, with the exception of its legs,
which are said to be twisted backward in the
similtude of a rams horn. 1t occasjonaIlv hisses
ard licks out its tongue, after the manner of
snake. 1t is now month old, and seems to be
healthy and growing finely. number of our
truth OF the reports of its existence can be well
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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED EMBEZZLER.-JohH
L. Martin. receiving teller OF the Coltsville,
Penn, National Bank. was arrested at Beth
lshem, Pa, yesterday, charged with embezzlins
funds OF the bank 20 the extent of s26,c)0. He
has been fugitive nearly two weeks. Martin
speculated In stocks, and the money was used
in that way. He was locked up in Philadelphia
and viii be taken 10 Coatsvilla for trial.
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n. SRwARD's wTLL.-The will of the late
WIN. ID Seward was opened at Auburn yester-
day. Its clear, succinct document singu-
larry free from legal technicalIties written
entirely In hisown hand. He bequeaths his late
home at Auburn, with all its contents and pleas
antsurroundiDgs, TO his three sons by me or more
OF whom il viii doubtless be occupied, and Is
reserved intact, as far possible In its present
condition. His other property, consisting IN
part OF securities, but mainly of real estate in
Auburn, he divides into four equal shares
among his sons Augustus, Frederick aud Will
lam, and his adopted daughter, Olive Risley
Seward, the two last-nRmed being deputed 10
execute this provision of the instrument No
'ther legacies or requests are made. The
property has not been appraised, and IL IL i'm
possible TO say precisely what IL amounts TO-
The estimates vary, but IL will probably be not
tar from $500 eco.
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA ELEorIoS-Success
81 NE Regular Repubiicdn Ticket.-The election
In South Carolina yesterday for Governor and
other state officers and five congressman was
exceedingly quiet. 1t is generally conceded
mat the regular republican state ticket, with
Moses Tor Governor, is elected, defeating VIII at
Is know as the boilers ticket, with Tominson
as CANDID ate Tor Governor, and that all the re-
puDncau candidates for Congress are elected
except perhaps in the 4th district, where Hon.
D. r. Perry, ex-provisional Governor under
Jopnson's administration, was nominated for
congress, and it Is thought has been elected,
from that district.
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4
ing in that city three days, returning Saturday.
SwiIie, the youngest son OF jefferson
DAVIS, died at Memphis yesterday Of diptheria.
desirable second hand article-A young,
rich anc amiable widow.
| ton. Dosaon Innoya-
heets. ~ man iorts or
Hone OF Fanny Ferns last wishes ma.
Lei no stranger gaze on me when I am dead y
IL The railroad between Yokobsma O.,
Seaoo, Japan, has been formally opened by The
s0Psris is full of Americans. retnrn,,.
the watering places to prepare for the xineaa
season IN the gay center OF fashionable F1rone'
- There are two things In this world tbs,
and the business end Of wasp. 'o1s
~Miss Louise 8. Fellows has been .,...-
Secretary OF me Chelsea (Mass.) savings ham,
0They utilize az ae-Stricken people out vest
the mellow fruit N'"n
y a free class for the instruction of vou,.-
10 short hand repo. llug has been opened in
cooper Institute, New York.
ro..,I Inc ne, mother Of q charming Dubuque cir,
Souiu not lei nes marry q conductor becssas
she DIDN'T want her doors ahmed OF.
berReret. the communist chief. VIM va.
sTen.eneed to death by the courtmartiai at
French in New York under a. s~umed nsn.aS
0Says the London Telegraph: "The Amer,-
can government must be coneratuIated on sha
ease vith which it placed it hand on lavyers
81 such eminence - Mr.. Evar.s and Mr. Csiah
Cushing" ~sieo
The Prescott (Ari.) Miner saws that dpr-
ing the ten years OF it existence not one Seak
i hss passed IN which u has not had 20 record AT
Of the territory. WIG AhoiAns
sswdust swindle on the New York p,.n-
VIII neaaquarters at Trenton, n. J., has beeD
exposed through operations a. Albany
where law Erin IL said TO be implicated. Tbs
ssnis ns a. proiessed TO sell real currency, the
s..S, note from one OF the young lsd,e. NJ .
.ssADe semleaLy says: Deleyat %
auoeno nom Ambient and Easf Hsmn,.ooi
wander mp and dosn The Tsits
~ isont On ne seminary, Doubtless to aSmi,s
ef ths sTogn % me buildings or the arrangement
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ALLEGED BREACH oP TRusr TO TIE TUNE
OF sloO,oCo.-George A. Jones, of No. Cort-
bail TO answer the charge of appropriatine TO his
own use si60 coo wor n of stocks, bonds and Sc
curiiies, intrusted TO his care by Ellen s. Auch-
meity during the absence of herself and husband
I'm EuYope
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AND NOW ENGLAND HAS BoRGIA.-If -
curious that the great, a some say the whole
sale PRISONERS, should be so often women. The
English newspapers mention the case of Mary
Ann Cotton, who is in Durham Jail On a charge
ci numbering her step-son, by the admin ,tra-
uon OF arsenic. IL Il now supposed that the
weman had done great business i'm that way
before. She had lOdger, who died some tine
since, In whose body arsenic has been found,
and whose speedy death che had prophesed 10
the Deighbors. Now, the secretary of state las
Issued orders for the elimination of Cotton :
husband, his son, and their child, who died last
March. The woman, il appears, frequently
changed her residence, and wherever she lived
the deaths are stated 20 have been numerous
among those about her, and small sums were in
most cases obtained from the burial societies.
The woman has had four husbands. Nos l. ?
and are dead. No. ID still living, though not
with his wife.
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MORE "OCULAR DENoNsrRArIoNs" PIT ~
THE ARIZONA DIAMOND FIKLDs.- The = an
Francisco Alta of the : n instant mentions a..
return 20 that city Of Willis Boyd. who had b,
sent out 20 the Arizona diamond felis. ans N
as next issuc says All that any member OF ne
party appears willing TO say l. summed up Do a
lew words. They went somewhere, suppGS. Ia
be Arizona. Their reported damon feld> a.c
IN very elevated region, where the weather II
80 cold that they will be prevented from deyel-
oIlng the mines during the winter. There H.
more talk about ant hills aud picking out gems
with a iack-knife. They have SURVEYED 5000
acres OF land into . acre lots. and taken steps
10 secure a United States patent. They have
returned, bringing with them a fresh sunplv of
ocular demonstrations. They are perfect Y sat-
isfied, and that IL enosgh for the public 20 know
Beyond these statements NUNS the word 4" A
secret meeting Of the Interested parties wash I
yesterday afternoon at the office OF ". al Leaf,
which was la session FROM , 20 =. m.
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Rumored Change I'm the C.b,u.,

NEW YORK, Oct. ia washington Special
says that Attorney General Williams intends 70
retire from the Cabinet after the election, and
Of KY, the present Solicitor General In snch
event II is though that Williams will be asked 70
serve e president Of the commission for the
adjudication Of the Alabama claims that Con-
greA IL expected to establish.
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A Fig hit with the Com an es.

TWENTY THREE RED SKINS kILLKD-GENRRAL
REPORT OF THE AFFAIR.
The Secretary of War has received the follow
ing telegram ION Gen. Sheridan:
CHICAGO, Oct. Is; 1S72.-Col. Mackenzie's
command had a fight with Comanches on the
north fork of the Red river, killing @, whose
bodies were found, and capturing their camp
and 100 squaws and children. In addition To
the killing of Lieut. Crosby, Col. Stanley reports
that Lieut.. Lewis ID. Adsir, of the 22i infantry,
was MORALLY wounded BY an Indian on the 4th
instant, and died on the 5th. Lieut.. Adair
wounded the Indian who shot him, and the
Indian was subsequently killed. Col. Stanley's
servant was also killed by Indians who chased
and came near catching Gen. Rosser, the engi-
neer. This all occurred near Heart river cross
ing, A miles from Rice. Lieut.. Adar's body
will be brought in. Stanley's command will be
at Rice ON the 18th or 18th.
Pm. SHRRIDAN, Lieut.. General.
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A Card,
ADJUSTMENTS.

r INC colin HALL.
PATTI-MA0lO
Positively last Strskosch Concert.
MIIECARLOTTA PATTI, and SIGNOR MARIO
THIS Thursday EVENING, Oct. 18th, az eight
O'Clock, last appearance in Washington Of
MlLE CA RLOTTA PATTI,
Mile Teresa Carreno, Miss Annie Louise Cary
Mons. Emile sxuret aud Sig MARIO,
THIS THURSDAY FNENIN6, Oct IL. at 8 O'Clock
Conductor, SIGNOR MARIO.
General Admission, 81. Reserved seats, 50.
eeats can DOW be had at Metzerott's Music Store
Wsbers Planes used at the strskosch Con
certs. IL
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MAJOR JOHN HAMILTON, 1st artillery, has
been ordered to the department of the south,
and Major c. L. Best, OF the same regiment, to
the department of the gulf.
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TIE WORK upon the two torpedo boats, for
which SGGo 600 were recently appropriated by
Congress, is being vigorously pushed at the New
York and Boston navy yards.
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ALL the cadet engineers recently appointed
(seventeen) have reported to the Naval Acade-
my, at Annapolis, excepting Asa MuitiLe, of
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TIE yIRsf KUKLUx CASE tried in Savannah
came on yesterday. Joseph B. Carroll, Of Bo;.
ton, Ca. charged with taking Q negro from his
cabin and beating him unmercifully, ~ COM
mitted to Jail in default Of 5000 bail.
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ooeof Oo0eF00's Golden WeAAfns
nAhnIenuRe, Pa, Oct H.--Simon Csmeron
Seaeoreeed hb golden wedding to-day md "a Re-
os'upe large number Of guests,
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DEATH OF WIPE MURDERER IN PRISON.
JOhn w. b. Wilkinson. who was to have been
.rie1 AZ the present term Of the criminal court
in Baltimore for the murder OF his wife on the
4th OF last May, died in the city jail on Tuesday
At the time OF the murder he was nearly blind
ana suffering from Drights disease. Leaving
MS victim asleep ia bed he crept to the cellar,
and arming himself with heavy cleaver, he
CROPPED his way to the bedside. There he at
tackled his wife with jealous fury, and hacked
her head and body most horribly, killing her
before she could make an outcry. He was ar
rested next day at his mothers. He never
denied or attempted to pslliate the crime, living
In has cell morOse and uncommunicatiye. His
disease has been unchecked, but his death was
fastened by grief and remorse
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EAsE FOR rHE FKEr.
coESs hEHoyEI WITHOUT PAIN

rae BY DR.. wHlTB, CHIROPoDIsr,
80 lstn c7eet, opposite o. Treasury.
senssr Axcrescepces, &C.. successfully treated.
ynee noors noo .: m. to . n. Owing 20 Dress
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Asno snee q once, 81: at esideuce, o. Dor vide.
saads e Other veil known patrons ~" WV.
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SHOCKING CASE OF HYDRoPHoBrA.-A
frightful case of hydrophobia is reported In
Union township, near Newark, n. j. Some
four weeks ago Miss Mary Terhune was bitten
In the nose and lip by the family dog. The an
imal ran away. The wound closed and healed
and nothing was thought of the matter. Lest
Saturday, however, Miss Terhune, In using a
wet towel, felt the symptoms of hydrophobia
coming on. She said nothing till Sunday night
when the symptoms assumed an alarming state
50 that doctor IVES called in. Up to yesterday
her case grew gradually worse, and now there
is no hope of her recovery. She bears her t1r-
ture OF thirst with a horror of water, Of hunger
with inability to swallow, OF wanting to breathe
without power to inhale satisfactorily, and
worst Of all, an intense and uncontro liable ner-
vous excitement which Is dreadful, all the time
possessing her reasoning faculties with the ut.
most clearness.
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lkCRxAsI IN THE NUMBER or SUDpRN
DEATHS II ENGLAHD.-The incres sing ffoouen-
cy OF sudden deaths In England has excited
general attention. The number Of such deaths
waf, IN 1854, 6,746; In 1870, II, 42s. The nedica
Journals seem to agree that the cause Of the in
now nVe. The mental and physical strain in
yolved IN . constant struggle to got wealth OF
fame quickly ends n heaft-disoaee, and that
ends In death. This view Is sustained by the
fact that sach deaths occur, g . general ruIe.
smopg mea between 20 and @ years Of aee. a
medical review kindly advises Enalishmen that
ut to kll ourselves for the sake Of liyina."
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ATTRMPTKD OUTRAGK.-On last Tuesday
wbllethe freight train ON the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad was lying over ct Elizabeth Fur
mace, negro man known ss Carter Cabell, a
cook on the train, walked down the road q short
dlttance and overlook young white girl named
laughter Of Mr.. John Cash, In company With
her littletrother. The negro, took hold of the
0irl and attempted to maltreat her. BY the aid
of1er little brother and the use of stones she
managed 70 extricate herself from his grasp.
ano IN little while the mail train came Slona.
and the villain abandoned hfs attempt. The
&finHS oay procured warrant fer his arrest.
Cabeh was arrested and sent to iail.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvsNUR.-r'he receipts from this
source to-day were 1898 S925S
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Two UHFoRrUNAr. FArHRRa. sf,kes

Two UHFoRTUNAr. FATHERS. the
taker-of OF Fisk, and Foster, the car-hook
murderer, occupy cells upon the same moor, and
WYNN twenty rect or each other, at the Tombs
IN new york. A correspondent writes: "Two
men now stricken In years, and both crushed bv
misfortune, now visit the prison several times (
week. Each mas son imprisoned for murder
Cne OF these men Is the father of Foster, the
otner u the father Of Stokes. What a spcctscle
70 zee tne OLD men meeting in the corridor, each
In search Of blood stained child"
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". H. HARLOW,
Wed md ceal Dealer,

OOfnef OF Nh ma b SO. S.W.
woSld respectfully infsrn my friends and pa
trons; nd the loblic generally, that have BE
opposite enithsoniAn Park. where can - found
vith large and veil selected stock Of WOOD AND
COAL, Which I am ceiling 1t the lowest Snarket
prices. Thanking mg friends Ger past favors,
would be Pleesed to zee them at ny new stand. aud
all those DESTROYS Of archasing their winter fuel
sese. would do veil By hrst calling o.
sel<-eotf Late of 7th street and canal.
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GENERAL CHIPMAN leaves here tonight for
the west to take part in the Presidential cam
psisD, and will not return until after the
election. He goes first to Missouri and from
thence to Iowa and Illinois.