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The Alabama Claims ArbitratorS and the
American FeteS in Geneva.
Couple Of Absentees- Brilliant Reunion and
Municipal Light.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

GENEVA, August "a, 1872.
All the members Of the Board OF Arbitration in
the Alabama claims case-with the exception OF
the Right Honorable Sir Alexander Cockburn,
Lord Chief Justice of England. and Citizen Jacob
Staempni, the representative fthe Swiss Republic
dined with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Bancroft Davis yes
terday.
The reception In the evening, given by Mrs. Davis
In honor OF her distinguished VISITORS was attended
by large and brilliant company. The rooms were
elegantly festooned with nags Of different nations
and the gardens attached to the hotel Illuminated
GOOD TIME FOR THE GOOD OLD TOWN.
Many OF the houses Of the residents OF Geneva
were decorated In honor OF the festive occasion.
FRENCH LUNCH AT A FINR CHATEAU.
Colonel Edmond Favre entertained the members
OF the Tribunal Of Arbitration atlunch this after
noon at his magnificent country residence on the
borders OF Lake Geneva.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The liberals and democrats OF the Twentieth Ohio
district, in Convention yesterday morning, noni-
mated seah Chamberlain, Of this city, for Congress.
Especial despatch from sedalia, Mo-, says the
straightout democrats held a meeting at Clinton,
were adopted favoring the Louisville Convention.
The meeting OF the Democratic and Liberal Re-
publican Conference Committee OF New Orleans Ia
postponed until the arrival OF the country mem
bers summoned to meet here early next week
conference OF the Pinchback and Custom House
republicans, with the view of uniting the state and
electoral tickets, will take place on Tuesday next
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A COLLIERY EXPLOSION.
Explosion-six Men Injursd-Three Of the
Men Not Expected to Recover.

PrTTsroN, Pa, August a. 1872.
There was an explosion OF fire damp in the Temp
kins Mine this afternoon. The Tompklns is near
the Eagle SHAFT, where the terrible explosion oc-
Cured last year. and seems to oe troubled with the
same destructive element. Six men were Injured
by the explosion. VIZ. John Hughes (boss) In
the side; Howell Edwards Thomas Pointon (boy,.
Thomas Evans, william Jones and Samuel Monk
The men we're engaged In sinking what is known
as O "sunk"-a receptacle for the water of the
mine, situated at the part Of the shaft from which
1t is drawn or by pumps. The colllery had been
idle during the day, and the boss told the men to
DC careful In their operations. Edwards, II Is said,
disobeyed the Injunction, and by some means
brought his light In contact with the innaminaole
gas IL seems that IN this case the explosion was
purely accidental. IL Is thought Edwards, Pointon
aud Jones Will die OF their injuries
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TENNESSEE.

Andrew johnson Endorsed by an Inn
mense Crowd IT Nashville-ssThe Choice
OF the People for Congressman at
Large"
NASHVILLE, Tenn August "a, 1872.
The demonstration tonight in honor Of Andrew
Johnson drew out 10000 persons. After
. torchlight procession the crowd assem-
bled in front OF the Court House on
the public square, and meeting was organized
extravaganza and corruption In the administration
OF the government and den0uncing the Conven-
ton. Johnson was declared the choice OF the
people for Congressman for the State at large and
w. q. Brtcn for Congress from the Nashville dis
trict.
In answer to calls, Mr.. Johnson appeared and
spoke at considerable length announcing himself
candidate, and stated that he would stump the
nomueea.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Ex-Governor Brown, Of Maryland, is stopping at
the New York Hotel.
General M. W. Ransom, OF North Carolina, is
among the late arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Judge Orskine. Of Atlanta, Ca, is staying at the
Sturtevant House.
Colonel J. Buckley, Of New Orleans, has quarters
at the Grand Central Hotel.
Ex-Congressman 7. Suttle, Of North Carolina, Is
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
General II. A. Barnum, Of Syracuse, Is domiciled
at the Hoffman House,
Colonel W. b. Brown, Of Washington has arrived
ct the st. George Hotel.
General J. R. West, OF New Orleans, is sojourning
at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Colonel Amasa sprague, OF Providence, R. l., Is
registered at the Everett House.
General 8. r. L. vnton, of New York, is at the
st. Denis Hotel
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LITERARY CHIT. CHAT.

E. ]. HALL d Son are about to issue work
under the title Of "a Cyclopadla Of the Best
Thoughts of Charles Dickens" II has been edited
by F. G. De Fontaine, and promises to be useful as
q work OF reference.
TWENTY YEARS AGO q Partisan publisher issued
q book entitled, "Seven Generations of Execution
ers," purporting to have been written by Samson,
the last scion OF the famous family OF Partisan
headsmen bearing that name. II has now been as.
certained that this book was written by Auguste
Maquet (McKeat, the Franco-Irlsh novelist, who
invented the word bohemian" for Journalist"
UNDER THE TITLE OF "a Lady Of the Last Gen.
fury" work is preparing for the press. which will
consist of biography and the unpublished letters OF
the once famous Mrs. Elizabeth Montagu. The bio
graphy will be written, and the letters (which we're
long in the possession OF the late Mr.. Bentley will
be edited by Mrs. Doran.
VICTOR HUGO denies that he sent challenge to
the Hon. George Bancroft. He says that he was op-
posed to duelling ever since he was able to think
'L'HoxME-FENME," the new work by M. Dumas
MS, is published In one volume by NM. Michael
Levy, in Paris.
FRIEDRICH SPIELHAGEN, the German novelist, has
declined an offer to become editor-in-chief OF
German newspaper published In st. Louis
MEssRs. STRAHAN co. will publish early in an.
tumn Handbook Of Social Economy, or the
workers. A, B. G." being translation from the
French Of Edmond About.
SEVEN THOUSAND MEN are engaged In the book
selling business at Leipsc.
THE CROWN PRINCESS VICTORIA or PRUSSIA Of
fers prize Of 10000 thalers for the best essay on
advancing the material prosperity of working
women. The essays may be written In German,
French or English
NEVER TIRED OF THE SUBJECT OF LORD BYRON.
French readers have found pleasure IN Madame Ia
Comtesse d'Haussonvlle's new work, LA Jeunesse
de Lord Byron" The ladys conclusion is that the
poets youthful life was more eccentric than vicious.
vIcroRrES SARDoU's new play win be entitled
"L'Amercaine.r The scene is laid in New York.
THE FIRST EDITION or LA FRANCE, nos Fautes,
nos Pcrils, notrc Avenir," by the Comte A. de
Gasparn, was exhausted In one week.
JAMES r OsGooD Co. will publish translation
OF Octave Feuiliet's "story OF slbylle," specially
translated for their new Library Of Fiction.
TUE Spectator says that Mr.. j. J. Piatts Gland
marks and other Poems" possess some Of the
fine characteristics which II praised in his former
volume Of verse, but as whole the poems do not
Indicate advance.
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TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW Yosk HERALD.

LONDON, August "a, 1872
The steamship Niger, which sailed from Plymouth
on the 18th inst for Quebec and Montreal broke her
shaft when q few days out and was compelled to
return. Her passengers we're transferred to the
steamship Midway, OF the same line which sailed
to-day.
THE DEMOCRACY OF TRAVEL.
Several English railway companies contemplate
aboshing the use Of class carriages on their roads
and adopting the style used In the United States.
MUSICAL CELEBRITY FOR AMERICA.
Herr Rubinstein, the pianist arrived here this
morning en- route for America.
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8 r A I N i.
Cabinet PrecautiOn Against Insur-
rectiOn in the North.
Royalist Appeal to the French Republic for Aid
Party Tactics at the Electoral Polls-Chief
Command Of a Divisional Army
Election Day Quiet.
IELEGRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID August ~ 1874
The Spanish government entertans fears OF
the occurrence Of another instruction in the pro
vinces bordering on France, and preparations are
being made to promptly repress any isorder
which may present In that direction.
1t is rumored. and generally believed, that His
Majesty's Cabinet has received information OF the
existence Of an organized plan for an nsurrection
In the disafrected provinces in the north and that
the time fixed by the revolutionists for their upris
ing is the 2Sth Of the present month.
INFORMATION TO THEIRS
The French government has been informed Of the
plans of the consprators, and requested to use
precautions to prevent them from receiving aid
from France.
LOOKING TO THE ARMY COMMAND.
Lieutenant General Primo de Rivera has been ap
pointed GeneralIssmo of the troops in the Northern
departments in place OF General Losgayon, who
was compelled to rellnquish the command in con-
sequence Of sickness
THE BALLOT MORE CERTAIN THAN THE BAYoNEr.
1t is believed that the elections for the Cortes
will result in the choice Of a large ma
jority OF members favorable to the government.
The indications at present are that not more than
one hundred republicans will be elected. The Car
lists in the previous elections for the Cortes will
abstain from voting.
THE COURT IN THE CAPITAL.
King Amadeus and his wife, as well as the
Ministers who accompanied them In their recent
tour through the Northern provinces, have re-
turned to Madrid.
The Elections Held and Quiet Main
tanned.
dApRID, August 24-Evening.
The elections for members Of the Cortes took
place to-day.
No disorders occurred.
No returns have yet come TO hand.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TNB CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASInN0TON. d. c.. AUGUST 81 A. M.

OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 25-l A. M
Synopsis J0r the Past Ttoenty.t0,r Hours.
The barometer has risen somewhat over the
East and the Middle Atlantic States, with generally
clear weather. 1t has fallen from Tennessee to the
lakes, with southeasterly to sOuthwesterly winds
and increasing cloudiness. Areas OF rain have pre-
vailed from Kansas to Michigan and Minnesota, and
during the day from Southern Louisiana to South
ern Georgia.
Frobdbufttes.
Fresh to brisk southeasterly to southwesterly
winds and :reas OF cloud and rain for Sunday from
Kentucky to Northern New York and the lakes.
Southeasterly and s0uthery winds and increasing
coudiness from New England to Virginia. with prob.
able areas OF rain on Sunday night. Southeasteriy
to sOuthwesterly winds for the South Atlantic and
Gulf States, with areas of rain and cloud from the
former. An area OF low barometer Is apparently
advancing eastward towards Iowa and Minnesota
The Weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours In COM
parison with the corresponding day of last year.
as indicated by the thermometer ut Hudnut's Phar-
maCy HERALD BuidnQ:-
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1sllsaAm TO THE new YORK HERALD.

. PARIS August "a, 1872.
The band Of the Garde Republicane gave con-
cert in Havre last evening for the benefit Of the
Asatians who had left their native country in
consequence Of its occupation by Germans.
number Of Alsatan girls, dressed in mourning and
carrying the French national colors, took up q
collection from the audience.
The greatest enthusiasm was manifested and
large sum Of money obtained.
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HAYTIEN FINANCES.
TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

PORT AU PRINCE, August g. /
Via HAVANA, August %, 1872
The Chambers have rejected the proposition for
foreign loan OF $3,OOo,0OO The Assembly now
proposes to negotiate domestic loan Of $500, OOO
which, added to the income of the country, will be
used to redeem the currency The project is In
tended to be put into execution on the LIST of Octo
hpr
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CUBA.
General Ceballos indicated Preparations for
the Equinoctial Storms, &C.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK RsaALO.

HAVANA, August o.
Via KEY WEST, August "a, 1s72J
The reports published in United States Journals
alleging that General Cebalos had knowledge Of or
was implicated in certain reprehensble actions Of
Governor Zabalza are entirely false. On the con-
trary, General Ceballos displaced Governor Zabaza
Immediately upon learning OF his conduct and re-
ported 1t to the governmental Madrid.
Railroad communication between Puerto Principe
and Nuevitas is uninterrupted and trains are run
ming regularly.
The vessels lying in the harbor OF Havana are
making preparations for the equinoctical storms
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IRELAND.
Reports Of Renewal Of the Party Riots in
Belfast.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, August "a, 1872.
Private kilograms from Belfast this morning re-.
port that rioting has been renewed in that city,
and several severe encounters between the oppos-
ing parties have occurred.
The reports, however, are not yet confirmed by
dispatches to the press
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TELEGRAM TO tine NEW Yonk HERALD.

CARACAS, August 8, !
Via HAVANA, August 20, 1872.
Peace prevails throughout the Republic and bust
ness Is improving.
The steamship virginius is to be offered for sale
at auction to pay debt due Maa Brothers, Of
Aspinwall.
The Spanish war steamer vasco de Nunez is at
Puerto Cabello.
The President has returned to Caracas from his
visit to Laguayra. He was received with consider
able enthusiasm,
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Reports from Greenbricr.

GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
August a. 1872.
Greenbrier county official vote for the constltu-
ton Is 751 majority; Camden, 451 majority; Mat
thews, Attorney General 800 majority. New
Richmond township Summers county-Oncial re-
turns give 90 majority for the constitution and 7
majority for Jacob.
1t is thought that Summers county has gone for
Camden and the constitution. private despatch
from Richmans township, Raleigh county, says that
township gave majorities against the constitu-
ton and Camden, but democratic majorties In
everything else.
Raleigh township, Raleigh county, gives 107
majority for the constitution.
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lElesaAm TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, August "a, 1872.
The American fleet has arrived In the Baltic.
Admiral Alden and several OF the officers Of the
squadron to this city to-day and took up their
quarters at the Royal Hotel They will remain here
until the Emperor william, who Is now absent from
Berlin has returned.
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DISCRETION AND ABDUCTION.

RICHMOND, Va, August a. 1872.
James F. Clark late editor OF the Manassas Ga
zette, who recently deserted his family and abducted
Miss Fannie Fewell, the daughter OF the depot
agent at Manassas, was arrested in King George
county to-day at the instance Of the young womans
father. He was taken to Fredericksburg and ad-
mitted to bail to answer the charge of abduction.
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SAwN.-On Saturday, August "a, at Nyack, ina
r., elder daughter OF william Il. and Anna z,
Sawn aged 81
The relatives and friends NJ the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, on Monday.
August &c. at two =. NJ, rom the residence OF her
parents Washington avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, Central Morrisania. Train leaves
Grand Central depot at one O'Clock p. M.
Providence and San Francisco papers please copE
For Ot1ierDedths See Eighhh Pu0e
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THE WHEAT CORNER.

CHICAGO, August "a, 1872.
At meeting OF the creditors Of John b. Lyons
the chief manager OF the late wheat corner, this
afternoon, Lyons stated his liabilities at $500, 900,
and offered twenty per cent cash by Thursday and
1--WE per cent more in thirty days. committee was
appointed to examine the affairs OF the firm.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAvAyA August % 1s12.
Spanish Bank nsks, 10 per cent discount Exchange
1rner: United States, sixty days sight In currency
~ per cent premium; short sight "a per cent pre-
nIun sixty days sight, In gold Is lss per cent pre-
MUM; short sisht, 20 2oK per cent Premium; on
Iondon, yJL a 81 per cent premium.
Susar-1ne market IS bGoyant No IL Dutch standard
100. u ii reals per arrobe
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August "a, 1871
Two thousand persons we're present to-day at
the game OF base ball between the Athletic and
Baltimore mines. The score Is as follows
Clubs. h a. 81. M. oh. Oh. In Sh Oh.
ssIhlmSre. I 9 g IL
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CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPART
MENT.
Abstract OF Report for the Week Ending
at Two p. M. August "a, 1879.

Mt Two p. M. August "a, 1872.
Barometer. 3O.OsT inches; maximum at
nine A. NJ August 10, 80 240 minimum at four A. M
August "a, 90. 1885, range, 03S4.
Ther7nOTeter.-Mean, 1913 degrees; maximum at
three p. M. August %, $751; degrees; minimum ut six
A. NJ. August %, 700; range, $50.
Remarks August 10, rain from o. l5 p. M. to 0:45
p NJ, amount Of water, OILS inch: August 20, rain
from 9: rs A. M. to s A. NJ. amount OF water. COS;
August 90, rain from 30 p. NJ to p. NJ amount OF
water O.30; total amount OF water for week, 0.51
inch. Distance travelled by the wind during tho
week. 6l5 miles.
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STEAM ON CANALS.

fIsHKrLI, N. Y, August "a, 1872.
The trial trip with one OF the experimental steam
canal boats has been apparently successful. The
boat made the distance nom this place to New
Hamburg. nine miles, In an hour and a half, with a
consumption Of about ten pounds OF coal per mile.
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THE WAR IN ST. DOMINGO.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

Itlt6NM III 1t NEW IUhk HERALD.
ST. DOMINGO CITY, August9, I
Via HAVANA, August %, 1872
1t Is reported that Cabral has returned to the
southern line better prepared to maintain his
army of 600 men, and that he Intends to attack
Aqua. The country is now quiet.
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THE YELLOW FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, August "a, 1872
The Board OF Health publishes card showing
that there has not been cgse Of yellow fever In
New Orleans this season.
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MONMOUTH PARK RACES,

LoSG BRANCH, N. j., August "a, 1872.
For the races at Monmouth Park on Thursday
next eleven entries have already been made for
the steeplechasc and five for the four-mile heat
race. The names OF the horses viii DO given on
Monday.
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ENGLAND.

A Canadian Emigrant Ship Disabled at Sea-Rail-
way Perpetrators as Social Reformers-
A Pianist for America.
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GERMANY.

The United States Fleet in the Baltic-Admiral
Alden In Berlin.
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WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION.
Unofficial Returns and Conflicting Statements
Jacobs Majority Said to Exceed 5000
The New Constitution Probably De-
feated- No Official Count Yet.
PARKERsBURG, August "a, 1872.

special despatch says the indications at two
this afternoon that Jacob has carried the State
by a small majority Parkersburg gives LOT ma
j0rty for the constitution.
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Crista<loro's Improved Hair Dye.-Tho.
world has produced prepar stion which acts with
mch efficacy, safety and rapldity
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Royal Havana Lottery .--Prfces Re-,
duced j. Is. MARTINEZ Co, Bankers, No IL Wall 81.
Box No 4,6S5 Post Office. New York
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COLUMBIA, s. c., August "a, 1872.
The Liberal Republican Executive Committee met
to-day and appointed conference committee to
meet the Democratic Executive Committee and
authorized the chairman to call u State Convention
at his discretion.
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A.-Herald Branch Office, Brooklyn,
Corner Of Fulton avenue and B0erum street
Open from SA. NJ too Y. NJ.
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$500 TO $1,000, with Servicrt, In some
ate paying business active mar with strict husi.
ness habits; would sell goods or o""<nsslVh AqafeS
U. HENRY. boz. ts2 HERALD ONCE
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street.
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Julius Hydrastin Compound IL a P1eas
ant and efficient remedy in chronic diseases OF the ~
neys aud Urinary Organs Depot Il Liberty street So i'd
10y druggi.ts
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Cool, Refreshing Hair DressinG,-
CHEvALIERS LIFE FOR THE HAIR restores gray
hair strengthens Its growth, obviates bad effects Of
tense heat salt water bathing In the hair.
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Royal Havana Undergraduates CnslActi,
orders filled inorma ton furnished highest rates pfor
spanish Bank Bills TAYLOR CO. Bankers, 10 Wall ST.
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u. n. R.-Asi"tic Cholera, Dyscfntery,
Cholera Morbu Fever and Ague cured and y
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Rheumatism, Neuralgia
Sick and Nervous Headache, Diphheria pt,ne MA
Throat Diicult Bre athing relieved In Uinutes
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
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Sepfa-The Great Cuttlefish Hn Ir Dye.
would make Philosopher Greeley and Genera )p1x band
some, and appear only atty.
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FRANCE.

National Music in Arrangement Of the Sorrows
Of Battle Defeat
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Unofficial Returns from Twenty-One
Counties.

WHEELING w. Va, August "a, 1872
Returns from twenty-one counties give Jacob
$500 majority, and $500 majority against the new
constitution. 1t will be several lays before the
official vote can be given
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A single Trial OF Mrs. Winsfow's
SOOTHING SYRUP for children teething never yea
failed relieve the baby and the prcudccs az
the mother.
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A.-For Mosquito CanOpies for Beds Gxl
10 ROEBUCK's So and 20 Fulton street. New York
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Il. r.. R.-Asimtic Choiers

Patent Open Work Political RAM sers.
Flags and Portraits, at HOJER * GRAHAM'SA " Duane
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VENEZUELA.

Peace Prevailing-The virginius To Be Sold at
Auction
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Mahogany, Rosewood, Walnut, tnI1
other kinds Hardwood Lumbar and veneers, fac.
tursd by GEO w READ CO.. 40 and i72 Centre So Get
Send Tor price list.
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A.-Opium, Morphine Habit Cured I'm.
mcdiately Address DIR. J. c. BECK, station o., Newt