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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03
REPORT OF GEN. BENET. CHIEF OF THE ORD
NANCE DEPARTMENT

J, 3
Gen. Benet, Chief Of the Ordnance Department has
made his annual report He speaks approwngy Of the
adoption OF tho Springfield breech loading system and
annual appropriation OF $780, 900 to the
National army for the gradual accumulation OF the beat
weapons as reserve In case OF war He further says
that Board composed Of Majors Crispin. Treadwel.
and Baylor Of the Ordnance Department. was author
ized after several months VI patient and careful
has made Its report. Tue Board strongly
the retention Of tue Armory aud
the Fraukford Arsenal aud the establishment VI grand
arsenal the vicinity OF NewYork Tor
purposes; retaining also the Indianapolis Arsenal.
Indiana; Kennebec Arsenal. Maine; Fort Monroe
Arsenal, vrgais, and the Augusta Arsenal Georgia.
places Tor storage and repair. They recommend the
iAle Of the Allegheny, Columbia. Detroit, Pikesve.
Waterviet Watert0wn, aud Washington Arsenals, the
GALES be made rapidly as circumstances may per-
nit the proceeds 10 devoted ~ the purchase OF site
snd he ersssaos Of bsildias for grand arsenal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03
THE CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. AT q meeting of
bank presidents to-day. o resolution offered 81 the
September meeting aud then refsrrsd was reported
favorably by the Committee and passed 1t provides
that invitations be sent to national and other banks aud
TO all the bankers Ia the country 70 send
to meeting TO be held here TO form for
collecting classifying aud exhibiting at the
Exposition specimens VI coius and paper money from
the settlement Of the country present time with
statistics Of banking aud huance Tue Secretary OF the
Mint will sssist.
Tho Secretary Of the United states Centennial Com
missi0nors to-day received ZION statins thas
the King Ut Sweden and Norway had appointed COM
mttee TO prepare for participation IN he Csntssuiai
Exposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03

up Henry Backert opened the meeting and stated the
political feeling Of the club 1t claims 20 DC S.,rc
that Nicholas Muller the best man ID tne % ~
for member OF the Assembly. II makes no aas nv
support TO other candidates. Speeches were ~su0 W
John Muller L. Gelmen, and L. Krdger
A regular meeting of the LIST Assembly, Ds-
trict German independent Club was held last evo""k
at No 81 HudsoDst. Ambrose ONeill was Iavorou ,
Alderman Of the IVth Senatorial District sna spoo0"
were made by Judge Hogan. DIR. Bode. ana o'ne''
A ratification meeting Of the Germans OF the
With Congressional District held ct No ls
st., last evening" Herman Ridder was chosen cnarmsn
and addressed meeting at length. denonncx aS
publican corruption and advocating as the onS & ,,
Democratic rule. Magnus Gross and Judge Sdin" i''
lowed him.
John Kelly and the other leaders OF ram
many Hall have caused thorough examination OF 'ne
registry lists to be made for the purpose OF de'ee"s
fraudulent registration. Several cases were dscoVeieu
ia the With Assembly District and an addona numo0
the With District Afdavits were prepared anu ioo
arrests made A close watch Will DO kept Oh Wv. Wv,
fraudulent names which appear the registry III o
With and With Districts and II any one a'ooP' "
vote ON them he will be arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03
THE CHANCES COUNTED.
pooI-sEIIING ON THE ELECTION.

There was a good deal of pool-selling yes
terday upon the elections the Astor House, princ-
pay upon the chances Of the GuberDatora Candidates
and Of the nominees for the Registership. Numerous
pools also sold the candidates for Governor
IN New-Jersey. There not many wagers made
upon the result of the contest for the Mayoray in this
CITY and in those which were made Wickham was an
overwhelming favorte. POol-seing began at liz
O'clock and continued till late in the afternoon At the
start TIden was favorite against Dix at nearly two
to one but these odds taken readily that DIX
soon drew up the betting. Several bets were made
on even terms that Mr.. Tilden's majority would be
10000 There was heavy betting the-chOce of Regis
ter At first Hayes sold for 500 to $50 for Jones' out
of the atters chances TIL 500 on
Jones was offered against $3.50 Hayes, and was not
taken up for a considerable time Tue following were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03
RETURNS FROM THE STATE AT LARGE.

RETURNS FROM THE STATE AT LARGE.
CADDO AND CLAIBORNE PARISHES PROBABLY CAR
RIED BY THE CONsERvATIvEs-THE NEGROES
DIVIDE THEIR VOTES BETWEEN THE TWO PAR
TIEs-NO INTERFERENCE BY THE MILITARY.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSg.l
SHREVEPORT, Nov. 2.-The election passed of qu,-
city to-day. The negroes the country were in
structed to come into town to vote. and great many
obeyed instructions The votes have not been counted
but the indications are that the Peoples or Conser
vatve ticket carried the parish by from 100 to 300
majority. The colored registered majority was
1857. Many colored men voted the Peoples ticket
and many kept away from the polls. There was no
interference here from the military but squad Of
cavalry went over to Bellevue in Bossier Parish
at daylight this morning. They attempted to cross
last night but the ferry boat was not running To-
day came the news by telegraph that the War
Department disapproved of Merrills action In
arresting people of Caddo on his own affidavit.
Late dispatches from Claiborne Parish, in North
Louisiana. indicate Peoples majority Of 7OO There
seems little doubt that most Of the parishes will
give heavy vote, and that half the negroes will
vote With the white men The people tonight ere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03
THE PROSPECT IN PENNSYLVANIA.

LARGE DEMOCRATIC GAINS PROBABLR-THE DEMO-
Gratis sANGUINE OF MAJORITY OF 15.OOO-TuE
CONTESTS IN THE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSE.I
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. AIT the Democratic
State Headquarters in this city the Committeeman and
other politicians feel cohndent about the result OF to-
morrow's election. They predict the triumph Of the
Democratic State ticket by majority OF at least 1900
and the election Of majority Of the congressman The
Republican managers less sanguine, but by no
means Respondent believing that their State ticket will
pull through by few thousand, aud that they VIII
return 20 out Of members Of Congress- Tns est
mate comedies Democratic gain OF four members Inc
indications certainly point to much larger gain than
this they do not warrant the expectations OF the
Democrats In this respect.
As TO the general result In the State the Democrats
are more reasonable In their calculations than their
opponents the signs OF the times are not deceptive
the Republicans will 60 TO the wall In to-Inorrows
struggle II fight be fair But here is the doubt
which makes oil predictions vain. No one knows what
majority the Philadelphia Ring will be able to manuac
ture in the city. The election law nerposes many
In their way, but that they will get
around some Of them s certain The old trick OF br
bling election inspectors TO fasy the count will be
pracsed, but not to the old extent for In the small
precincts provided for by the new law It Is much moro
dangerous the inspectors than heretofore Repeaters
have been imported from Baltimore to reinforce the
local gangs, and to vote such mythical names as
still remain upon the registry lists and the game OF
driving respectable citizens from tho polls by threats
and violence will DOUBT bs practiced In the wards
controlled by the rOughs with fair vote the Ring
would be badly beateu but there no hope OF this
the new law prevents Wholesale fraud, and limits the
fraudulent votes cast or returned to 5000 or AOoo ne
Republican city ticket win probably alp through. but
the Democratic majority In the State WI not be oysr
come. Mucn excitement prevails here tonight. Ine
contests in Congressional and Legislative districts
where there rival Republican candidates are very
bitter. and may oulminats IN outbreaks tomorrow.
the different ward executive COMMITTEES in Sos
ato i0ht narin fnrt ha
tertaned thss triangular fight In the With Congress
sional District will result 0ss 10 the Republicans OF
O member from that district The nght is between a
c. Harner. the regular n0miDee; Leonard Meyers In
dependent, and John Robbns Democratic Toe indica,
tons are Chapman Freeman ttop will DO eieosod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE ARGENTINE INsURRECTION.

THE ARGENTINE INSURRECIION.
A BATTLE NEAR THE MOUTH or THE RIO DE sALApo
THE INSURGENTS RETIRE But REAPPEAR WITH
RE-ENFoRCEMENTs BEFORE BURNos AYREs
MoSTEvTDEo, Monday. Nov. 2, 1874
According to advices from Buenos Ayres repore
has reached there which was not officially confirmed
that battle took place the Goth Of October IN tho
Province of Buenos Ayres, near the mouth OF tho
Rio dc Salado, between the Government troops ana
body of rebels under Nitro. The result Is said 10
have been uncertain, although the Government
forces claimed victory. MitrGs force retired ana
effected junction with that Of Ribas when both
again marched toward the city of Buenos Ayres.
The Government troops still retained their org
inal positions about the capital, aud decisive en-
gagement was hourly expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03
IOHg lic pOOlh hOiu .,oo ,,on eonn
Theu.........xlO0 SlOO SIOO fIOO Szou
px......,..... 90 on 90 ~ 4%V
Total..~.sl55 slGo sls5 $40 $500
Haits......... IOO wv IVY - 80
Jones .,,,.... so 90 % e5 100

III
On the Nrw.Jersey election the betting was Largely
in favor of Bedle, the Democratic candidate ana poOs
of 600 on Bedle $500 Halscy aud $50 on Bede 10
Sl25 on Hascy we're sold.
Johnson's Pool Room, at Twentyeighth-s aud Broad
wsv was Gro sded from an early until midnight.
At the rear pools the Governor and REGISTER
being sold, while in front the French pool sys-
ten was the fav0tlte means Of Investment In
the French po"s Jones led Hayes nearly two TO
one .Jr Governor, Hlden with 10000 majority
over DIX sold about 100 to 90 About 1850 H. M
John MOrrissey entered the room and sgDalzed MS
entrance 10y bidding $500 for Hayes The auctoneer
then asked how second choice and IL ran up
by successive 1900 Tie bets ranged ali the way
from 500 Tlden TO s55 for DIX 70 500 on liidens
receiving 10 majority aud So aud 500 against For
Maoyr there was very little betting and then only on
almost universally conceded. Tue following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03
ELECTION IN FRANCE.

BoNAPARTIsr RETURNED TO THE ASSEMBLY FROM
PAs-DE CALAIS
PARIS, Monday. Nov. a. 1874.
Complete returns from the election held yesterday
in the Pasde Calais Department for deputies in the
Assembly show that NJ. Dellisse-Engrand, the
Bonapartist candidate. was chosen by decided ma
jority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03
THE CASE OF COUNT Won ARNIM.

1HE CASE VI SOINl NON
THE STORY OF THE ARREST AT ST. LOUIS OF AN
UNDER SECRETARY OF COUNT Won ARNia
DENIED.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2-The German Lega-
ton has received no Information whatever concerning
the arrest Of alleged under secretary OF Count Won
Arnim in st. Louis, has any communication been
received from Prince Bismarck that subject. Tho
Minister Herr Won Schiller pronounces the statement
concerning the German Government and he alleged
action Of the Legation here to be without the east
foundation in fact.
NOTHING KNOWN IN NETWORK OF TIE REPORTED
ARREST OF THE ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
The reported arrest of young German IN
st. Louis for alleged connection with tue BisnarckVon
Arnim complications. and his subsequent transfer 10
Europe via Eew-York, has excited much interest IN
German circles here. Inquiries at the private detective
agency with which the reported capturers OF the I'M
known German formerly connected failed to elicit
any information the subject. The 'rman Consul
General is absent in rope. The vice-C,nsul how
ever said he had read the dispatch relating 90 the
arrest with much interest he supposed from the CIR
cunstantal nature OF the Information that there must
be some foundation but he knew absolutely nothing OF
the matter, and had neither the young man nor
corTespOnded on the subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03

by the explosion on Saturday Of steam boiler
Of Parma neh dwight 0lss Barsst yohs S.ssasn vssS
isiss ~ kssss <aaessvss IL ssnaes ~ ~ oooooA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03
POLITICAL EXCITEMENT AT PANAMA.

PANAMA, Oct. 24.-Yesterday was a day Of
alarm and excitement in this city. The cause does not
seem altogether clear. President Miro assamed the
chief command OF the State militia. Gen. Espinoza
having resigned; while sehorJ NJ Bermudez assumed
the post of Secretary General Of state left vacant by
De Pablo Arose resignation. Toward noon there
was a rush of people in the Cathedral Plaza and about
the streets leading from it, Tue police were posted AZ
different places IN the square as precautionary
measure. All this had the odOr OF coming revolution
about but it is hoped the excitement will soon eese
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03
THE DIRECT ATLANTIC CABLE RECOVERED.

The cable of the Direct United States Com
pany which parted and lost while being laid by the
Faraday has been picked up By that vessel latitude
81 longitude $40 49, at depth OF 1871 fathoms Tho
cable perfect condition 1t was spliced 10 the por
ito, remaining the Faraday at IL o'clock tins morn
lug and the work Of paying out again began.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-28

A TO LET, A NEAT HIGH sToOp BROWN STONE
in Charles street modern improvements Apply on the
premises, Is CHARLES street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-23
THE COURr

CRIMINAL CoURr-JUdgs H4cAr,hur
Yesterday, Win Barnard and Lewis Barnard
keeping harroom. John johnson, on = 8 M
liar charge, WAS acquitted a. aIso Frank Kop-
pel The case Of John Albert. for viola ,oa
of Sunday law, Was begun but not consIud,d
ITO day, John Albert. for violation OF the
SuTday lay, was convicted. Malachi Gsteley,
do; guilty.
PROBATE CoURT-Jadoe DIN.
Yesterday Catherine Ryan was appointed
guardian of the orphans OF James AlIen-b,nd,
$500. w: II. Wright was appointed gu ,rci an to
r r; r. Langley, orphan OF W. Il Langley
bond 5000. ID: A. Hudson qualified as al
IninistI ator of estate OF ". H. Go7don-sont
$500. In re Will of III. ii. Bishop; order OF
publication directed. In re will OF Amelia l.
m9nSon, deceased; proof of pu blicsuon ii ed and
fuliy proven. Rosina Robey was appointed
guaI dian or the Orphans OF the late Thou4s
BOBBY. In re Will OF the late Henry Busch-r;
caVest MED byJ RI. Buscher. In re Eliza Scott's
Will partially proven.
EQUITY CoURr-Judge Wy1is
To-day, John FAINT agt. Clarke ami Fenwick,
trustees First Cooperative Baiidiny ASspcia.
1lon; Grcer overriding C0mplaInaut's exceptions
T. auditors report sAd confirming said rgoort
Adams agt. Coltm IN; order that trustee SUI
fenteF note. hatteson agt. Svke-; order d.
recting X. L. MeTrick TO sell certain securities
20 hqnidate judgment. Moore agt. Moore; ex-
tehdir time. SchooIer agt. Site kuey; order of
reference TO auditor.
POLICB CoURr-J4dge Shell
To-day, Charles HsTkins, cOOre,i, pleaded
hub Euilg w beiHS all lUic ana Suspicious per
son, but othcer Harper, of Georg -tOwn, told
me court about some Of his Water street ram
btng, ard be Was lsheie1 for three months in
Tue cbsln gang. Charles Brown, a gray bearded
ard rosy nosed hummer, was nippsd for IS for
cnfsiDe too loud. jackson Perkins, cOIored,
larceny of An entire rig, from stove pipe hat TO
OOOts, belonging to Isaac Winston, auotner COL
0Ied tellO~, besides S5i of his hard earnings
WINSTON told the court how Perkins brooks into
Ms trunk ara robbed it, aud then took his de-
priure IRON The city. He found him in Alex
ahCrla; gTand jury. William Green, coi1rei
was punched for larceny of a sack Ut -four fro n
CoOmhs grocery store; 40. Nelson Mosely
co0Itds foTaged on q coal pile last nj ght, and
got nifty cents worth. for which he was raspet
Tor 10 and costs. This il at the rate OF about
SioO per ton He couldn't pay and WAS placed
In hoe. Owen Taylor and Thomas Hawkins
larceny OF pair OF blankets from Anthony
Lully; raspcd Tor SIS each.
The MILLINERY SALE, corner 9th and q
streets, takes place to morrow morning posi-
lively. Excellent opportunity for barg aims Will
ha offs
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FINANCIAL AND UvnmExC.a,
The NArE0fa.

bALflH01a+ December 23-Yirgfnia SKIES, peel
eIs, ~, tlrslLls's, Consolidated, ca; West Vir-
siplss. IL; North Carolina skies, old, p bid
tO-C8y. 49,
BALTIMORE, December 2a-CJtton doyI-,ov
nilGGliLEs, 8ss. Flour qdiet and steady; prices
uLchsnsed heat guiet AID stesdy-H, 1 Fmb-r
western, 2d1t:3O; No do, 25(di Is; fair I }
prime do, AZ; No. rsd Ses'ern. q; No r. al:
islr to Prime d., I.l59l l6; rejected, lilo; ed
White, 2OGl 80 Oorn wesk-white slut ae: a, dr. ,
sc@33; 10. dagie, 75g7s; yellow @euth-rn, sos
Ter Siy ulNed western, sJG0S5. Uats suii-
sou; htrn, 6to 90; western white o5; do. mixed, 81
bye dull, Sc@I %. HaJ unchanged. Provisions
qulei-Hess r,rk, HC0 Box meats, 20 4aies-
she nlders, 1913; clf rib sides, 10Gi0ta; car
OaO1 it0,e on spot Bacon JObbIng-sh-uite-s 10:
Gear no sides. 12G24 sugar cured arns ,f36Nl.
Lard lSs4Nl4tf Tor steam and refined. Western
tGt er qua aud unchanged. Petroleum unchanged
Coffee qulet. Wbisky quiet, loESGlG2 sugar
NV foax, b,eember 23.-stncss active and
ios,r. Money Gold, ia. Exchange. long
f5s5,; short, 49G1a. GoveT nm-nts dull
NEW foRk, December IS Flour Qaiet and IN
firm. N
LONDON. Dece~bsr %, 1880 D. m.-Consoiy for
money s's GI; for account, gl7S092.
LONDON, Dec mber %, 2:30 D m.-The rate OF
discount III open MARKET for three months bills Il
5's per G mt, which IL q below the Bauk Of Eng
lard rate.
LoNDoN, December %, 8 so .. m-The amount of
bullion gone Into tbe Back of England on b ,Iauce
10 day II i4t 90 Paris dispatches quote rentes a,
81 francs, IS cer,' mes
FEATKFORT, Dess uber % -Bonfs Of 90, g.
LoSptN, December 23-Parls dispatches a nota
reltes q. oil francs 50 centiroHs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-23
q orc f. TO ~ n

GRAIN TRADE.-we report no receirts Of
grain to- day. We note sales yesterday of 2 500
bushels at S126, 9OJ bushels at Al Is u st2S
OcO bushels At Sl.26 to Sl.3I, $50 bushels corn
at Stars cents. Market steady.
MASONIC ELECTION.-At the regular meeting
Of Potomac Lodge, No. 5, F. Il. A. NJ, held on
Monday evening, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year. r. Wheat
ley. w. M; W. IL. Orme, s. W Geo. V. BaIch
y W; r. ID. Hartley, treasurer, (re-elected;l G.
+. Shekel, secretary, (re-elected)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-23
L OCAL " Z VS..


Hdff0Ecl ThsGfsr.-4sOse and Harry Watkins,
in "Trodden Down. or Under Two Flags"
Fora's Opera HoUss.-Hr. John \. Clarke in
"Rsd Tape" ''AEOrg the Breakers" and
ssToOdles-"
TakG'sT COn.9Us-Niss Fannie Herring in
"The TigTess OF the West" Other attractive
specislties.
Spjritualism exposed az Lyceun Hall, T.
street, between llth ard 12th streets.
Sacred concert ST the Church of the FpiD-
hany, u street, between 18th s8d 18th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-23
CanIcnseel EocRls.

See notice OF she Aidine elsewhere.
The St Cloud Hotel property, corner Of 9th
and r streets. was sold under the hammer yes
teTday afternoon BY 1sssTs Latimer x Cfesry
anctiOnesTs, to ". W. SUNNY. for ass 800.
The ssle of tickets for seats az the National
Ihester nCSt week during VI adam j 4nauschek !
engagement viii commence TO IOTrDw morn
ing, and we advise those EhJ wish TO secure
gOSd places 20 call 6sTIv.
The Eastern branch bridge is now open 10
vehicles. The erroneous statement in a morn
ing IaI CT yesterday tina. the bridge vas closed
10 vehicles Wa copied into the Repa5licaa TINS
morning Comment i urvscesssTg-
There vas robbery at No. jackson place
last night OF valuable caTpetiEg, III the keys
and some other property, by burglars forcing a
rear basement window shutter. breaking the
glass, removing fastening, and thus sfIscting
an entrance.
Mr. Christian Ross, the father OF the missing
hoy, offers a reward Of 5000 TO any person who
will deliver his sO1 az any OF several points he
names in different cites. The Office of A. p.
SfOsghtOB. opposite the Patent Office, in this
city, j. one OF the POINT designated.
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CITY IT MS

CASHMERE AND SILK MUTFLERs: large. me-
dium and small scarfs; handsome Windsor
Searfs; bne Dress and other Gloves; Morning
Robes. One price.
gro. @. HESNISG, 40 eth street
SBoET- HAND wRTTTSe.-Mr. C. sBK,Rx,u
proposes 20 teach this excellent business accom-
piishmeDt by mail in q prscticsl and easy man
ner. fltmsns most improved system can soon
he mastered and business far better than a
cierkship ensured. Terms low: circulars sent
nom "a west 10th street, New York city.
Try Dooley's Yeast Powder, you will soon
End II, not only the hest, but also the cheapest
Baking Powder. Put mp full, net weight.
The FISEsr TURKEYS. the pick of the mar
kets CT Maryland and Virginia, to be raftled
every evening during the coming week at
serving " Clsrke's, 9TH aud q sts.
THOUSANDS have been charged bv the use Of
tbe PERUVIAN Syrup IA prOtoxife of from from
~eak. sIckly, suffering creatures. to strong
heaithy and happy men and women, and in
valids cannot reasonably hesitate ia give it T.
trial. For Dyspepsia and Debility it is spe-
cinc. ena
EXPLAIN YOURSELVES, GgNrLgMRy-NJei-
zeal men say there il no cure for consumption
het, within the last eight months, more than
che hur cred caSes of CnnSumItiye cough which
Han been pronounced hopeless by the attending
physicians, have been permanently cured by
Hate's Honey Of RoTeh0Hfd Cpd Tar This ia q
matter of record, verified by names, dates and
nnrmp eachable witnesses How can the pro-
1tss1on reconcile their theory with these facts :?
We pause for A reply
Fike's Tooth Ache DTOFs-Cure in one minute
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-23
weather Prni,ahiIirte. In-dnx.
JTFICK oP THE CHIEF SIsEAL OFFICER.

Washington. Dec -, 1870 = IN.
For New Eng and the middle states. clear
or partly cloudy weather, clearing the rest OF
Wee nesGay, With southwest or northwest winds,
rising temperature, and rising followed by fall
ing barometer
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CHARLES HRIDSIRCE
Sillery or Extra Dry Champagne,
EXcelled by none.
For sale nv HArT g HIVE

CORNs, &C.-"Ths wise fer health on dsily
walks depend" and thousands pstronize DR.
NhIte- establishment, 53j 18th street opposite
I. 81 treasury TO avoid painful COrns, Bun.
ions, Inverted Nails, etc.
~ 10 BE ouRKD OF Rupture wear the Elastic
Aruss, 40 pennsylvania avenue northwest, SO
TRY fns ELASTIC fRuss, 255 Pennsyivsni.
avenue. q
Tbs SIrasR SAVING MACHINE sales orI12
were S21e esn st2-swrf
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TIE Sons OF JoNADAB Of this District have
adopted resolutions requesting ciergymen of the
District 10 urge upon their Congregations the
Iropriety and humanity OF benishing intoxica-
tin driDEs from th-ir tables and houses espe-
cisliy during the coming holidays; and appeal
NJ 20 the ladies Of Washington and else where
circumference the use OF the intoxicating
owl On the coming festive occasion,