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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-07
SECOND DISPATCH.

On September 25th twenty-five Indians came
down the Nueces sea ing hOrsss, and crossed
over near the head of FriO river. Four cltI-
zsns of Nueces canyon followed, but finding
the Indians too strong, came into the settle.
mentS for help. Thursday night the Indians
taided Frio canyon, crossing thencs 70 the Sa-
olnal, gathering horses as they went. After
crossing the Frio river, they struck a sheep
camp, Woundlng one III an ami breaking up
the camp. Thence they passed across the prai-
RE and came upon two men in a buggy, whose
fate is unknown. The traiIers followed their
rail to the Leo river, to WOOdward'S ran
cho, where the Indians had killed Butler and
Brant, two white men. They went through
The PASTURE and next came to WeStfell ram
chO, Whyre the Indians got eighteen horses.
The indians proc 9eded to the head of To-
rouga creek to Nueces river, near Carter's
1auch, where Henry PlttersOn'S party of
nine men, from the Sabinal, Joined the
trAilerS. The party came iltO Uvaide to d 4y
TO send word to the military at Fort Clark,
asking Tor assistance Captain Ham ps n, ,
commanding, respond d to the request tor
help sending party of soldiers to meet Pc
terson's party, on Turkey creek, and another
party to |dr0 KickapOo Spri gs. The scouts
we're 10 good spirits and hopeful of catching
the Indians t)-night, as the moon shines
bright. The Indians have large number OF
hOr-es, and have SO far killed i've men. Ihis
iniol lmation is f-om Uvalde tonight.
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T. -. O. f.,
Plantation for Sale or Lesse.

THE well known Wa nut Grove Plantation,
i in Coaboma county, Miss miles from
Robinsonvtlle Landing, consisting of about
100 acres clear land and about 1890 acres wood
lands. Offers will be received by JUSTH q
CO., 10 Broad strs ct, New York oc7
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Uvalde County the Scene Of Terrible
DepredatiOns-Murder and
Robbery.
Five Victims as far as Reported An
Immense Number Of Horses
Run Of.
Citizens in Pursuit, and the Fort Clark
Harrison On the AIert-Grant
to Blame.
Galveston News Specials ]

SAN ANTONIO, OctC bar S.-Ol Sun
day, October LIST, Indians killed one of the
slaughter brothers; also WOodward's rancho
fJremap, and OIe of Westfe eld's shepherds on
Leona river, thiIty-five miles below
Uya-de. This information comes from
batess Rancho; three miles from the
scene OF the trouble. fettlers send in " ord to
UValde that Indians are in the neigh borho0d
They are raidiDg on the Leona river and are
supposed to be making their way up the
country and probably across into Mexico
They have stolen many horses. Nothing fur
ther rom M'Nelly's rangers. Captain c. A.
Hartwell, f ghth cavalry, died TO day.
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DISSOLUTION

TNHE copartnership heretofore existing un.
l. der the firm name of ~tewart, Doherty &
LU., has expired by its wn limitation.
MARTHA STEWART.
X. A. d lHERTY.
G. G. SEWALL-
]. NJ. VAN-NOTE.
~ The business o. tue above firm will be
continued ss before by Martha Stewart and
X. A. DOherty, under the firm name of
STEWART & DOHERTY.
October 6, 1875. oc7
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NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

OFFICE OF
PLANTERS INSURANCE COMPANY,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, October 6, 1876.
HS- At meeting OF the Directors, held this
day, dividend of
FIVE PER CENT.
was declared on the Capital Stock of this
Company
JOHN G. LONsDALE, JR., Eecretary,
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The News via Deni.on

DENISON, October 3-The following is
from Uvalde, Texas: "a party of twenty five
Indians struck tne Nueces river Sc tlemems
on the twenty eighth, stealing horses. They
were followed by q small band OF white men
who went to Frio for help. The Indians
swept down the SaOinal river below Frio
city stealing horses, attacking ranches and
sheep camps aad killing lhI ee white men
aCd sew raj MexjcanS. Iney visited the Frio
and LeOL settlements in like manner, and
are now passing out up the kueces river, in
the vicinity of Fort Clark, With over hun.
died head OF horses. As tuey left plenty of
indications citizens and soldiers are in pur
Iplt} with fair chance to overtake thsm.
full partlcu ars, as given by soma of the citi-
zens IN from the trail, are to the effect IL at
tnis party has committed more deViltry than
any party for several years"
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THE WAY OF GETTING MONEY

TO help carry the election. The comm ttee
whicn waited upon Hayes in Philadelphia
was composed or Lamb, of OhiO; Perry, of
lord Connections; Klnbal and Tyler, of New
York, and ack, of Pennsylvania. The com
miLtee which waited upon him in Columbus
was com posed of william Black, OF Penn
Y vanis; Lemuel \. Tyler, of New York, G.
IL. smith, of Connections, and Perry, of New
ark, New Jersey. The COnstituti IN of the
American Alliance, whose nomination Ruth
erford B. Hayes has sccepted, and whose prin-
cples he indOrses, and as honorary member
u the order Is bound to support, contains
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OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.

WAR DEFT., SIGNAL SERVICE L. s. AFMY.l
FRIDAY, Oct, &, 1876, 10 as D IN. I
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ACCEPTED THE MOTIVATION.

On the ninth Of July, I'76 the resolution of
the convention with 4 copy OF the constitu-
ton ui the rider. tie oath, ad ireSS, AID a GER
u6cste Of hor o-ary membership we've duly
presented to NJ. Hayes at Columbus, OHIO,
by a special C jmmIt ee O' tiVe of which VII
liam T Black was cha rman. Hayes accept
ed thanked the comE!ttee, and said he
would make a formal acknowledgment in
wriUng. on the tenth of July, 1876, through
tired r. Lee, his pCiyate secretary, be did
ma ke a formal acknowledgment, and indi-
Gated 20 the society that he would put hem in
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NH. .COOVER. VIM. MILLER.
COOVER & MILLER,
Nos. l6l l63, l65, I67, 16s, III Washington st.,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
PLANNING KILL & LUMBER YARD

MANUFACTURES of Doors, Sash, Blinds
N and Moldings Frames OF all kinds made
to order. Newell Posts, Balusters, Flooring,
Siding, Ceiling, Paitngs, Brackets, Well-Curb-
ing, Gin Gearing and Water Tanks,
A large end well. selected stock of LUMBER
OF every description always on hand.
All orders promptly and carefully filed with
the best material. sepl
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THESE PROVISIO N9 :
rICLE l. TIE name of this order shall be

AkIICLE 7. Ilb HdLIl5 UI IIIIS OIUUI bIIttII DC
the American Alliance.
AIT. ,. sec. l The oil ject for which this Or
der is organized is for the maintenance of
American principle ,es as follows: Amendment
o the naturalization laws, limiting suffrage
to persons born in this country, or of Amerl-
can parents; tie election of American clti-
zens only TO official positions in this country.
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THE OATH OF MEMBERSHIP

10 the american Alliance is as fJllOws:
Isolemuly sW5 ar that l Will not vote for any
ueTson or persons for any official position in
this country under the laws thereof who are
not A AmeTI can-born citizens, and tnat will not
betray any Of the secrets of this order or give
he name OF any persons belonging to the
same without lis consent, and that Will
laItu- u,ly obey all the rules or orders IF the
same not in conflict with the constitution of
the United $ atss and the State of which am
a res dent, and that will do all in my power
to forward the interests Of the order genera ly
and the cOuECll Of wh,c l am member and
Of the American principles in this country; so
help me God.
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and Endorsement adopted at Philadelphia on
July and 5, 1875, after reaffirming the princi-
plss If their constitution, read as follows:
RcSOLU0d, That this conference recommend
all AmeIlcan-born c c.tiZens, without distinc-
lion of party, at the en-, uing election to cast
their votes in favor of Americ an principles as
the only "a ely FIR the future welfare of this
country To At the nOminaJio us of hutherl ord
d. Hayes, o. Ohio, Tor PresiCe1 of the u cit ed
stat. S, and of William A. Wheeler, OF New
Yofk, foT Vice-PTeside. t, be and the same are
ners by indorSt d by the American Alliance
conference, and We earne tly advise all who
are in favor of American principles as advc'
Gated and set forth in these resUlu ions, Ia
give these nominations active and deter
mined supp rt,
By order of the American Alliance confer
euCe. l. =. TYLEH K, Secretary.
10 L. s, Tyler, box 207l, New York.
HAYE9'5 LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE
of N membership Of this infamously non-pro
gressive organic alton is 9slo.loWs:
COLUMBUS, OHIO, July 10, 1876.
L. s. Tyler, boxf07l, New York:
IEAR SIR-GOvernOr Hayes desires me "a
acknowledge leCei pt OF your valued favor OF
July 7th, Indorsing the resolution of the
American Alliance, and 10 say in reply tina
he Is deeply gratifej by this expression OF
confidence The importance of carrying the
States of New YorK, New Jersey and Connec
ticut in the apprO 2ching canvass is full rec
OgniZed, aud az the proper time references
wi be given you TO Ihe committees for such
1id and cooperation as seems to be adviSab e.
ALFRED E. LEE, Secretary.
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Condensed Locals,

Members OF King Solomon's Lodge g. and
NJ r.. Architects. See adyt.
Brad Adams has the December magazines
and all the late illustrated and literary week
lies.
Blankets, shawls, new dress goods, black
slk, at Carter's, 70 Market Space. Read his
advertisement
Last evening a fine overcoat was stolen
from the hallway of the residence of Mr..
Bellew, bookseller } go ID street. The coat is
a very valuable one made OF Irish freeze and
was bought in that country by Mr.. B. q few
years since when on n visit there.
The Baltimore Rifle Team has challenged
the Columbia Long Range Rifle Corps of this
city TO compete with them for an elegant sill
ver mounted Remington revolver on Thurs
day week The contest will take place at
The Relay House, on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, over 500 900. and 600 yards ranges
Rev. Father McNally. pastor of St
Stephens (Catholicl church, yesterday cele-
brated his 18th anniversary as a Catholic
priest. number Of clergymen. pastors of
the several churches, called upon him i'm the
afternoon and paid their respects, as did also
many of the members of his congregation.
Mrs. George w. Webb, the wife of Mr.
Webb, the ieweler, of Baltimore, died yester-
day morning at her residence, in that city.
She left three daughters, all married-One be-
ing the wife Of William Jenkins, esq. an
other of Mr.. George w. Abel. and a third
Mrs Cough, who lives at Coughs Landing
in st. Mary's county. Mrs. Webb's maiden
name was Miss Jane +. Palfrey, and she was
q native of Washington.
Evening star., 1876-11-22
GEORG ETOWN

LAMP EXPLoSIoN.-At $50 O'Clock yester-
cay evening an alarm of fire was struck from
box II, corner of Bridge and Washington
STR cts for the explosion of a coal oil lamp i'm
the oyster saloon of VIM. Andarso on
Bridge street, near Montgomery. Engines 5
ard ], with the truck, were all promptly
present. But little damage was done.
BUILDING ASsoCIATIoN-At the regular
meeting of The Seventh Building Association,
per share.
GRAIN.-The sale OF 1, SEQ bushels of wheat
at $133 per bushel, after change Yesterday
is reported. The river is considerably swollen
to-day, on account of the recent rains
Evening star., 1876-11-22
wistar's Bal.am of wild Cherry.

The great remedy for consumption. This
well-known remedy is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience OF over forty
fails to effect a speedy cure Of Coughs, Colds,
Group, Bronchitis, Influenza, Whooping
Cough, HOarseness, Pains or Soreness i'm the
Chest or Side, Bleeding at the Lungs, Liver
Complaint, etc. Beware of COunterfeitsi Re-
member that the genuine WIsrAR's BALsAM
OF WILD CHERRY has on the outside wrap
printed name of the proprietors. "SErH W.
FowLE Sons, Boston" All others ars
base limitations. Examine the wrapper care
fully before purchasing
Evening star., 1876-11-22

SALE OF STALLS IN THE WESTERN MAR
LfT--Iesterday afternoon, Mr.. ThOs. DOwl-
ing, aucti0neer, sold several of the stalls i'm
the new Western Market-house, on X and
2lst streets. In each case the amount bid is
the bonus for the stalls for a period of thirty
years in addition to a low annual rental az
fixed to each stand The minimum fixed for
the bonus was 500 each. The following stalls
were sold: Butchers stalls Nos. 63 and Ga to
Messrs. Fred. Hayes and f. L. Woody for
$3.50 each; Nos. J6 and 81 to John Il. Pfiuger
for $3.50 each; Nos. 43 and Al to Messrs Perry
d fost, for $3.50 each; Nos. 65 and 66 to ThOs
weaver, for 800 each; No. So to VIM. HOugh
for $500; No. 80 TO f. p. Gleason, for s525;
huckster stalls No. GO to Daniel f. Eli, for
$500; Nos. 14 and los to Richard Thomson,
for S325 each; butter stall No. 81 to A. Schatz
for S575; No. 40 to w. Z. Williams, for S575;
fish stalls Nos. and To w. NJ. Cross for
SZ25 each: miscellaneous stall No. ~ to j. H.
Reisinger, for S225; Nos. IS and 46 to Justice
keiser, for $500 each; No 26 to Henry Buck
holtZ, for $500. The sale was then adjourned
TO Monday next at 2p m.
Evening star., 1876-11-22

WELCOME TO A PASTOR.-Last evening the
congregation of the f street Baptist church
assembled in the church to formally recog-
niZe the settlement of Rev. DIR. j. w. Parker
as their pastor. After a voluntary on the
organ by Miss Ida Sheriff, the choir, under
the direction of Mr.. De Land, rendered the
anthem How Beautiful Upon the Mountains
are the Feet of Him." Selections from the
scriptures were read by Rev. A. F. Mason, of
the Calvary church. Revs. w. NJ IngersOll
r.. III. Gray and G.. G.. Meador delivered adj
dresses. DIR. Gray extending the right hand of
fellowship. Rev. G.. w. Beale, of the George
town Baptist church, offered prayer, and after
Sheriff, esq, with a full choir in the chorus
the benediction by the pastor closed the ex-
ercises. All present were invited to the lee
ture room, where an hour was most agreea-
bly, passed i'm social intercourse during which
DR.. and Mrs. Parker held a reception and
were introduced to all present. An excellent
and bountiful collation., prepared and served
feature.
Evening star., 1876-11-22

SThe entire coffee crop Of the world last
year was 500 600 900 pounds fully ole-third Of
which was consumed in the United States
~Near Kingston, Ontario, on Monday
four men went 10 Matthew CARROTS boarding.
house, and during an alteration one of them
struck Garrett with club, killing him.
Evening star., 1876-11-22
Reduced Prices.

Reduced Prices.
HEAVY BLUE cHINcIELA'ovERooAr,
GERMANIA DIAMOND FUR BEAVER,
DoBsoSs STRIPED s{os sTe BEAVER
LIPPErrs FANCY Fgs s BEAVER, tBlue1
FLORENCE BLUE, BLK BROWN BEAVER,
SIBERIA HEAVY RIgPED FUR BEAVER,
IMpD WEST OF ENGLAND PLAIN BEAVER,
ROYAL ERMINE FUR BEAVER,
SUITS.
uxBRIpGE ENGLISH sSs S%soRsrED'
vELouRs FRENCH DIAGONAL wonsrED,
ELDoEuF FRENCH CASHMERE .sss
BURLINGTON BLUE Mesoow BEAVER,
EDw. HARRIS VELVET FINISH CASHMERE,
SIT.
CHASE ENGLISH STRIPS,
S16.
ROY's CHECK woRsTED,
GLOBE MILLS PLAIg gi4. CASHMERE
BULLocK's BLACK AMP BROWN PLAID,
S13.
LONDON BASKET wORsTED,
S12.
RUSSELL DARK PLAIP PLAIP, CASHMERE,
IRON CLAD STEEL CASHMERE,
WOODWARD BLACK RIBsED CASHMERE,
ALL WOOL WINTER PANrALOONS,
From SO so to IS.
Call and E.ranaisle.
A. STRAUS,
POPULAR CLOTHIER,
nov20-tr IO11 Pennsylvania aevnue.
Evening star., 1876-11-22

SIMPLE AND INEXPENSIVE as II is, GieTm's
SulphsT Soap Is most efficient remedy for
certain obnoxious diseases, to be cured of
which those AFFLICTED with them often spend
CRITTEEDEN's, No. 7 Sixth Avenue, New
York.
Hills INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE is the
best and safest. mwf6
Evening star., 1876-11-22

MARRIAGE LICENSES have issued to q o.
Is. HarIfson, of Brandon, Va, and Jane
Lenthal Stone; K. .. Payne and Rachael =;
Evening star., 1876-11-22

BOYS, If you want a nobby suit, go to r.
ht oinson q Co, the boys clothiers, 800 Penn
avenue, mex Williams.
Evening star., 1876-11-22
HOUSE, ROOM AND BOARD
FURNISHING BUREAU.

No Charge made to those who are Furnished with
Houses Rooms and Board, nor TO persons having
Houses OF Rooms to Rent unless tenants are pro-
cured.
E. ii. THOMPSON CO.,
nov2l Wv SIS 7th street
Evening star., 1876-11-22
LOCAL NE VS..


National 7heuteT.S'Marriedi in Haste"
Thed'eT CoTairIe.-s'N Neota, the Avenger,"
and varieties.
photographer.
Evening star., 1876-11-22

THE GRAND JURY have returned true hills
Of indictBsent against Robert Doughertx AMI
Edward Banks for larceny, and recornr1 erd
ed the dismissal OF the following: John noe
alas William Lorenzi alias VIM. Bernard
larceny. Thomas q. Nolan, larceny: Wash,
ington Alexander and Nero Briggs, robbery.
The jurors were discharged for the term
Evening star., 1876-11-22

CoHPANY.-Yesterday afternoon Mr.. George
w: Cissell, who was few weeks ago ap-
Pointed receiver Of the Northern Liberty
Chariot Company, by the Equity Court,
made report, in which he states that he has
carried on the business as directed by the
court and that the chariots have been run
ming at an average loss of ten dollars per
day. He suggests that the effects be sold AS
the whole assets of the company are esti-
mated at only S12 600, and further trial of
the enterprise would surely result i'm vet
the receiver to advertise for proposals for the
purchase OF all the property of the company,
chariots, horses, &c. The design of running
charlots on Pennsylvania avenue has not
been abandoned, and ii is understood that a
private company has been organized to pur-
chase the fourteen chariOts and seventy
horses of the company for the purpose.
Evening star., 1876-11-22

A CITIZEN ASSAULTED BY A THIEF
last night Mr.. Hugh A. Goldsborough, of the
Navy department, while at his residence 1916
street, heard his gate open, and thinking
something wrong went out TO see about it.
In the corner of the yard he found a stalwart
colored man and ordered him out. Just as
the fellow reached the gate, with billy or
some similar instrument, he struck Mr. g.
on the forehead, giving him a severe blow
Captain T. c. Kane, aid to Admiral Porter
saw the man leave, and started i'm pursuit of
him, but failed to catch up to him or to secure
his arrest
Evening star., 1876-11-22

THE SALE of two fine 4-story brick build
iDgs on M street, near City Hall, which was
to have taken place Monday afternoon, was
postponed until tomorrow afternoon at I3o
o'clock-a splendid opportunity for inyes.-
ment. Our moneyed men should attend, as
market
Evening star., 1876-11-22

REMoyAL--FiraC Cas- Scossrin0 and Dyei,lo
A. Fischer has enlarged his establishment by
removing to his lew building, 500 q street
northwest, three doors from 9Th street, near
the U: s. Patent Office. By promptly adopt
ing the latest improvements, whether of
American or European invention. he is en-
abled TO do any work in a manner not to be
equaled by those not possessing these facili-
ties. af3ro
Evening star., 1876-11-22

DON'T FAIL to use Durang's Rheumatic
Remedy, for rheumatism, gouf, neuralgia.
Infallible.-Adrr =
Evening star., 1876-11-22

THE BISHOP OF RICHMOND TO ADMIN
IsTER CONFIRMATION AT ST. MARYS
CHURCH.-The Rt. Rev. James Gibbons
Bishop of Richmond, will administer the
sacrament of confirmation i'm st. Mary's
Church. on 5th street, tomorrow, Thursday,
the go instant, at O'Clock a. m. He is TO
come this evening to this city, and will pro-
ceed to the pastors house and celebrate mass
at O'Clock in the morning, and after mass
give confirmation. There are between 80 and
ment.
Evening star., 1876-11-22
WEATHER PROBABILITIES TO-DAY.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,}
WASHINGTON. November q, 1876. )
For the middle states. increasing warmer
soutbeTly winds, falling barometer, and
cloudy weather. veer to colder west ana
northwest with light local snow or rain.
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Proposed Democratic JoIlincation.
jackson Democratic Association won't Harmonic"

THEY DECLINE TO PARTICIPATE IN THE
DEMONSTRATIONS or THE TILDEN AND
HENDRICKS CLUB ON THE 18th INST.
Evening star., 1876-11-22

PATENTS GRANTED TO residents of the
District of Columbia, Maryland and Nfr-
ginia for the week ending yesterday were as
follows:
District Of Ohsabid.- John A. Svedberg
assignor OF one-half his right to John w.
Moore, OF same place, Improvement in cur
tain cord tighteners. case same.
AdTytdad-John h. Logan, of Baltimore
assignOr OF One-half his right TO Abner
Greenleaf, of same place, improvement i'm
apparatus for extinguishing fires. James H.
Percy, of Cumberland, Improvement i'm
paper bags BENJAMIN T. Whftson and Sam
uel G. Hush jr., OF Baltimore, improvement
In door locks. Trade Marks-Cieorge w
Mallory, of Baltimore, Nd, trade mark for
canned oysters. fruits and vegetables
T1rgimd.-William j. Cussen, of Rich
mond. assignor OF one-haif his right TO NJ
Millhiser & Co, of same place, Improvement
in tobacco bags. John ID. Imboden, of Rich
mond improvement In freight cars. Martin
McDevitt, of Hampton, assignor of one-half
his right TO Milton B. Crowell, of same place,
improvement In bases for wooden columns.
b. III. WARNER, real estate broker and auc-
tfoneer, will remove tomorrow into his new
building, on + street, opposite the Masonic
Temple This Is one of the finest improve
ments in the city, and with Mr.. Warmers
large experience and greatly increased facili-
ties We trust that the same success which has
been his in the past will attend him In the fu-
ture.
Evening star., 1876-11-22

WHY SHE WANTS A DIyoRCF.-Mrs.
Sophia Ford has, by her counsel, Mr. John
Ridout, filed bill for divorce from the bonds
OF matrimony with Benjamin j. Ford, to
Rev. Mr.. Foreman. She charges that shortly
after marriage he neglected her. and threat
ened 10 live with one Lizzie Hawley and i'm
June, 1872, he deserted her and went to New
York, where he was Joined by said Lizzie
Hawley, with whom he lived until a short
time since, when he deserted her
Evening star., 1876-11-22

CHARLEY GOODMAN, the young man shot
by Lem Weeden some three months ago, is
very nearly recovered sufficiently to be about
but is still at Providence hospital, waiting
until his constitution shall have entirely re-
covered from the fearful shock of the assault
upon him. Twice during his recovery he all
but succumbed-Once under a severe physical
when an abscess formed in his shoulder He
can use his right arm slightly, but viii be
crippled for life
Evening star., 1876-11-22
GEORGETOWN ADVERM'TS,

- GEORGETOWN. Nov. :. Is-s
SEALED PROPOSALS viii D. r,-c si,ei by the
under.,gned uliil lsI pEcEMBFH ueEt Cor huidr q
tie GEORGETONN AND TENSALLNTnMN
Raj ROAD. about three aud halt ml.-s IN length
SPECIFICATIONS may I've the ufiicc e lac 10 VI
hengla 4 Co. "a High street, anl after Monday.
18th November.
BY order If Board of Directors
nOyll .2tswtopecl. JOSIAH DENT. President
Evening star., 1876-11-22
CITY ITEMS.
Cors Enlryrs sans Douleur,

Durfllons mauvais ongles. eugelures, soignes
avec succes, par le Doc;eur White, Chirope-
diste, Numero 1916 Pennsylvania avenue,
vis-a-vis Willaris' Hotel. Pour soins donnes
ebezlui 81; domicile, -. lie Docteur White,
est etabli a Washington depuis 1851.
Evening star., 1876-11-22

LoDILLEs HEADACHE specific cures in d
at Ebbitt House drug store Ills