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ROYAL SCANDAL.-The London weeklfes
tel singular story concerning tho Duke of
Edinburgh at Nice. where his wi is to meet
him, by The way, before long. While there
recently. he attended ball given in his
honor. Thither also went young Italian
lady, the daughter of one Cambopri, or
CamGuri, girl Of very great beauty. TIE
Duke paid her markcd-t0o mar ked-lt-
fentiOn, and the father was highly delighted
for the nonce. But lis delight was chang
ed to wrath when he subsequently discover
cd that his daughter had clandestinely met
the Duke, and, being a man of the old Itall an
school, he sent the Duke challenge This
was, OF course, refused. and the Duke left
Nice almost Immediately.
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THE renowned "Retort gas stoves J" ovens
broilers, and nat iron heaJers,- all sizes, AZ
Hsmilton's, Y. NJ. c. A. Building, 9th and
u streets. 15.ep5
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1T Is PLEASANT and harmless, but won
deriulIy effcacious; Lodille's Headache
Specific. 30 cents
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CAHASDAIGUA CHAMPAGNE BEER Is
tionai Theater Building.
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WHAT Ca SID THE SUDDEN DEATH OF
FANNIE LYwIs-Yesterday An tnonest w, 9
held On the body of Fannie Lewis colorei .
who died early yesterday morning at the
mouse OF j NJ. Dexter, cOlOred, in the aIlev
besWeen New Jersey avenue and LIST and X
ard l. streets northwest, as stated in THE
sTAR last evening. y verdict was rendered
mai She came 10 her death from an Overdose
or The OIL OF tansy, self Administered. SUM-
posed with a view To produce abortion.
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OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON InlN 10 LIZ

WAsHINUION, July II, IST. {
For the lower lake region, midd lie and east
ern states, falling, followed by rising barom-
eter, stationary, or lower temperature. south
and west winds, cloudy and rainy weather,
followed in the middle states and lower lake
region 10y westerly winds, cloudy and clear
ing weather.
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LII EEsT SHIRT, n perfect fit, for the
least money, MUdd & Curry, 9Th and q ST.
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SOUTHERN MAIL FACILITIEs-A tele-
gram from Richmond, Va, states that re-
sponses from southern cities TO the call for a
convention at Fort Monroe on the 18th inst,
In the interest OF southern mail facilities In
dictate that large delegations Will attend
from all important cities i'm the south from
Alexandria to New Orleans. There will he
two hundred to two hundred and fny dele
gates. and IL is understood the President aud
members OF the cabinet will certainly be
present The railroad association has offered
free transportation to delegates.
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THE EYGEIA HOTEL.
Old Point Comfort. Va.
Situated within 100 yards Of Fort Monroe. Open
all the year. Special attractions for sum- a
mer, with ample capacity for 500 guests vsYAv
az all modern Improvements Six daily G.ksxI
mails and telegraph office. Fifteen to twenty rrsI.
class steamers land daily, except Sunday $50 yards
from the door. Superior beach for bathing al door
steps AID good from May until y ovember. Boa ing.
fishing aud driving specially attractive. Send FOR
circular describing ny gienc ad anaees terms &c
myl m III. PHOEBCS. Prom.
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SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, FURNi
and Goods Of every dsscriDtiop bought, and tes
hishs:s ca prices 1.'d osSssr, x "a. o. o."
't sssSS T. 0srs~ M ss.ss - fssss sS'aas
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ARCHBisHoP RAYLry,s U-Arru Pi,b,
rev " A Corrigan, bishop OF the Catholic
1loctS OF Newark, baJ Just received a Letter
ION ION ID > Glq Pastoral chief and friend. Most
hev: ArcIblshCp Baylcy, Conveying the
gratlfy ing Negligence that he Is innrovin1
40 t.a N. Inc letter l. dated July ;, and
was v 4iten al Nicby, France. AT The :ir,a
OF writFg the reverend gentleman was abDut
10 leave NiChy for 10 nburg, Germany, n
rejoio his travelling COMPANION, p- Van
BuTcn, OF New York T. Her1JJ In
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REFRIGERATORs,
- Reliable MAKE, -
WATER FlLTEEs,
The Best in Use,
Al Factory Prices.
GEO. WATTS a. Coz,
lo-tr S14 SE. street, above Peans. ate.
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A. s L II A L. s.
IOII Pennsylvania areHue.

Inn NEW AND SECONDHAND TOP
lOO AND No-ToP BUGGIEs, SIN
gle and Jump Seat Jageers. two and four 49,
seat Park Pony PbRtOns; also. one ven ~
stylish Brett, aud nifty other styles
Prices 20 slit the times.
y. ID. SCHMIDT g. CO..
y2-ly 4C6 Pcaasp frdsia drcsaef.
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DANGEROUS PLAYTHING.-A few DAYS
ago Mrs. j. M. Gentry of Bcthel township,
discovered her little child, about sixteen
months old, in the yard near the house, en-
gagged In playing with a big black snake
The reptile was coiled up in q ball aud re-
satisfaction, allowing itself TO be handled
with impunity and without any attempt to
harm the little innocent. The Mortified
mother at once removed the child, and kill
ed its Shiny playmate, which was found to
be four feet long Shelbu llMol Herald
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The CONTE -TASTS At CREED4ooR-
Twenty-siN contestants appeared for GOMEZ
tttlon AT q ee'!InOOr. near New York ser
Gay Tor places in the national team. Toe
atLseS shot over were go, 600, and Ooo yards.
- - I2.ioT ny are the aggregates of the ten
LIZ aIsbes J. l. lien, 200; Thomas Lamb ir.
weber, rs; G. r. BIydenbergb. la3; Gen. II. q.
Dakin lS2; Wallace Gum, 1911; II. G. Cole
man, 1si; n. ID. Hodgeman, l9O.
"Parisiap hats are now a m honno,.
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CLOTHING.

SPECIAL MENTION.
READJUsTnENT or yALUIs
OF rHs
ENTIRE sToCK.
Ibave some lines OF Goods that I desire ,,l...
and for that a-On or~r them at sgrs l. - r-.-r
without regard 20 trst o,st
Here are example
Finest Peroaie SHIRE. small rr. --.. al. ...t,,
Boys Moolvu = II, Co. rr p See 20. - 4 49,
rftre frHm Tie tH.FE. Nrauth. a. !. Fa.....
attention eNcluzlNey g. -eutlam,ns And ,o1u
men trade.
have reduced the prices OF nearly an
BUSINESS SUITS.
with lev exceptions.
Wool BE- N the Eise,
ADD
MoUlaLs are Firm.
an dailiGl a6aiu- Co. stock
ssas be- G0ut-.
.ItI a.
Geutl'uous Blue FIsrusl ~uits,
II auds. me - i.s .f FautaIuaus,
tiHth br,ss ~ur-,
ITArtlIgr lErI.T~.
l.chfIUk suits,
IHbf.t- aId lishirE SIitF.
irfie,t " '-utts >uItts. ir,m : l1Sups
y i-hi shtFts t,r : -i2'r
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iNDFPENDENT ORDER OF MECHANICS -
Last night Washington Lodge, No. q, l. o.
M, Wa lrstituted in the hall northeast cor
ner New YORK avenue and 9Th street. by
Grand Architect 5. Ii. tiladman. q rand Sec
retary w L. Seward. and w. II Duling. of
Baitlmore. assisted by other grand officers
and members ofthe Grand Lodge. large
number OF members of the different lcac5s
were present. The new lodge starts with Ia
memSers. The following officers were elect
90 and insialied;-W. \. Orr, s. NJ; John R.
Randall, w. NJ l.. Fl. Patterson, ]. NJ: Rob
ert H. White, X 8; r. y. Topham. F. s.; w.
Myers, w. T; Alfred Thomas, w. Con; p
mueller, Chap; j. NJ. Montgomery, /. s. :;
Nm AIsxander, o. =; III. a. Keefer, r. c.
W. ISJohn kOODtz, l.. Ct. W.M.: A. p
Lacey, X @. j NJ; John Hopkins. L. G.. j.
M L. H. Patterson was elected representa-
i've 10 re Grand Lodge. This order is en-
tirely beneficial, and is neither a politicaI.
Religious or labor organization.
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Tickets, admitting Gentleman sui Ladies, SO
Cents
SWING ard X Dhby Horses free ,vlsat
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THREE HOURS on THE POTOMAC
MUSIC AND DANCING .-Po-
touac Ferry Steamer will make GrffS
FAMILY EXCURSIONS down The u szH@<h
Potomac every TUESDAY and THURSDAY, com
rleBcing TUESDAY July 10Th. AID cortiuua a n
ing the months Of July aud August. Tickets, rs
cents The boat leaves foot VI 7th street At Z IS
n.n ivs9 yyr
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Retail Prices, Center Market.

MEAT.-Beef. porter house, 2Oa25 per ID.
sirlOin, 20; round. Is; roasting pieces. 2Oa2z;
corned, 1ea15; dried, 20; sliced, p; Clipped, 3d.
Pork, 1oa2c; corned, sa12k; Mutton, 15a,O;
Lamb, 1Na20, Veal. ea2O: Hams, whole I4x
ais; cut, Is; sliced. y; Middlings, II GALS; cut
1lals; shoulders, II whole, - cut; Tongues, 50
as0 each; I.ard 12a15c. per ID.
FisH.-Rock. 30 per bunch; perch, 35a50
per bunch: Catfish, IS per bunch; HaIibut, 20
per III: salmon. 35 per h.; Goldfish. 12aI5 per
pound; Haddock. 10 per pound; Sheephesd,
20 Per POUND; Terrapin diamond back
$l5oa>2 each: Co., slbiers. 15c. aSl.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Irish. 10 per PIX;
SabbaSe, Sa> per head; Carrots, pc
bunch; Onions, 5OaeO per PIX; Corn, Il per
dozen; Beets. 80 per dozen; Cymbnns Pals
Fer dozen; Onions, 3a5 per bunch; Tomatoes
sca5O Per PIX; Beans, 25a31 per PIX; Cucum-
bers, ~ per dozen.
FRC1Ts.-Peaches, II per PIX; Apricots
size per PIX; Apples, 4Ga5O per PIX: Orange.
S0a'Cper dOz-; Lemons 3ga5O per dOz.: Black
berries. 5aS per Of: do, Lawton) sa1O;
MhortleberTies. - per ct; Pine Apples, 15a
Is; Bananas. each.
BUTTER--Phiiadelphia print, - per pound;
New York Creamery, j.: choice roll. 81: fair
abs per 10.
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ry-ose Fror on,y IN Ervy D,pur-s.
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THE TIDAL WAVE of May 10th at Nuka-
hiva, one OF the Marquesas group, In the
racine, rose and fell all day, the greatest
rise being II feet, swapping the plantations
on Tallohae bay. On the other side of the
island the tide rose with great force. sweep
ing away houses and other property. Tie
warehouses were all washed away and peO-
pie had TO flee for their lives. There mad
been no rain in the island for four We trs
until Just previous to the tidal wave, when
III rained for two weeks, washing aWav
bridges and doing considerable osher damage
SHOT AFTER CHURCH-Mr. Audrev
hamilton shot DR.. Roebuck and Mr. .Wm
Smith, at Prairie Grove church. in the east
ern portion OF this county, on Saturday. Tn
services OF the church had tust Conclude,
and the audience were dispensing, when
hamilton appeared on the ground with n
double barreled gun, aud fired one lOa 1 al
Smith and the other at Roebuck wouudiog
Springs Gazette.
HMrS. Vanderbilt's income II 81 ,0oO a
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DERSONS DESIRING A DELIGBFFU

DEhSONS DESIRING A DELlGHfFIL
change from the depressing heat -
81 the CITY, can eugoy 81 hour Gnd-s- N
bali sride ON the Potomac river, tcS9oR4ozD
Ale1hEdria and return, any day during the We X,
tor ~ cents, IA the boats OF the Potomac Ferry Co
Children under ten years Of age Tree. The b1ats
leave " ashIng'on for Alexandra and vice versa
hourly, from 100 a NJ TO Z 81 p and Tor the isst
rip At . VA. The trips At go $50, 6So7Sr n.
are rscaly refre hing ard iuNisOrating l.ss IA
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Or. n. ID. sHRADER, once 1910 street
orthw est, positively and permanently cures PiS
and lstula no matter Of how long standing D. ~
entirely new, scientific aud universe ly succe--iH
method Of treatment, without resort 20 re HE;
Llgature, Csusto, or any painful application Ala
funded; Refers % Vim. Tucker, merchant tailor,
S0s Penn,syisanis avenue U 9, ssiler, o. tSe
west; hsnion' srsser s3e 7th s5reet iiu'P =
east; Jos.ph Wall, $50 Pa ave.; l.. Luch., p
Luchs Bro, " holesale cigars and tobacco, d.
TN 81, and to many Others on application a. by o.
nee, whose names we have not permission % use an
connection with this advertisement. A..
special apartments for ladies'. Hours 10 4. VI. "
. p m Sundays |: 70 D. 70. Generalization Tree.
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GEORGE L. HENNING.
gTO SrrSHfb ,fr.r
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GREAT CLEARING saLr.
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Prices Scaled Lower Than Ever Before,
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TDVINI LOOhUUT EACUKSIUNS.-Ile
splendid iron Steamer SUE" IT,
S Ss W rr =; SsGghegsn, MI rssqnae GssszS
70 Fluey Point, Marshail's and Point Lookout, ON
SATURDAY, June Is. Fare only 81 round trip.
All accommodations frs; Glass. Leave Stephenson's
wharf, foot Of 7th street. every Saturday at 8 m
ana returning arrive in Washington Monday morn
Ing at . clock For state and further infor-
nation apply TO Stephenson Bro, 1fh street harf
or at ONCE, 12is Pennsylvania avenue.
Je9 I'm STEPUENSOE RRO- apar-s
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Ro B E r 7 s.
MALT AND MEAT EXTRACT,
PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS AS A NUTBi-
ENT TONIC
In Dyspepsta and other diseases resulting from nal
nutrition; 20 support the failing vitality ~ The aged
and 20 tone mp the system Of cOnyale.cents.
II Is better than Cod Liver OIL IN oonsGnp tion.
Sold by all Druegiets
THOMSON MpTH, sToTT a CROMWELL,
Wholesale Agents, Wholesale Ageuts,
je6 IN Baltimore. Md. Washington. II. q.
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EAMILY EXCURSIONS.
TIE fine Steamer
CHARLOTTE VANDERBILT,
Captain Charles Entwisls, wall until further notice
make SEMI weekly Il 3 dow the PU- ~r&
TOMAC, leaving 9Th street W.T. E. slN4n4-z-S
hoNDAhS and FRIDAYS, at d B0e<7r-esr.ssa
O'Clock p. returning about 10 SD o'clock D. IN
IicAets, 80 Cents; Children, half price. Saturdays
PINKY POINT AND POINT LOOKOUT,
leaving 7th street wharf at . 3O p. m, re urrirg
Monday abOut d clock a. m. Tickets, 30
round trip. For state ard berths inquire on
board. The steamer can be chartered for excgr-
mons. JeB
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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS
~ SENGERS.
The Steamer ARROW Cart. Frank Holm gshead,
1 he only boat SLOWED 10 land passen- -
gers at Mount Vernon wharf Pas EAh-N
sengers taking this steamer which L.
connected with the Ladies' Mount Vernon Associa-
other lines.
koSnd trip, o., including admission to Mansion
stesn leaves 7th street harf daily, (Sunday er-
certet,) 1t 10 q. m and returns about .. m
j. McH. HOLLINGSWORTH,
sept: Ladies' Mount Vernon Association.
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MARTHA WASHINGTON.

WHAT ST. JOHNS GUILD HAS PREPARED FOR
wAsHINGroNs DIRTHDAY-PATRIoTIsM AND
CHARITY Combined.
This magnificent entertainment Is to be given under
the auspices OF tho ST. Johns Guild aid Of the poor
Of Now York. II takes place the Academy OF Music.
There will be garden party besides the reception.
The affair offers some brilliant attractions among
which may instance tho grand floral display,
Quoted by 100 ladies' who have volunteered 10 take au
active part in the promotion OF this noble charity,
which has enlisted tho sympathy and support OF
OF most prominent and most benevolent citizens.
The floral display II appears, Is to be arranged differ
cnt parts SECTORS, each one beng cmDlcmatc Of
nationality The ladies In charge viii be alfred
In the characteristic national OF each section
This arrangement, significant OF the broad and
catholic charity OF tho entertainment Itself,
tar regards the distribution OF It's proceeds
the poor, Will certainly present very rare aud pleas
Ing effect Another feature OF This rtndid occasion
will be the olcashoned, stately ''MnGet do la Cour
look cd In the eight fantastic" The minuet, which
has bccn rchearsed under the direction of
master, will be danced by thirty forty couples,
dressed the gay court costume OF LOUIS the Four
tcenth's time.
rhe worthy object for which tho entertain ment Is
gwen the day that II celebrates in appropriate
manner. tho ladies and gen temen OF high social dis
tucti0n who have become Identified with IT, the many
brilliant and unique attractions that II promises all
combine IN making an irresistible appeal which few
will DO able to withstand, and wo may confident ly
serve all tho support from the public that II will SO
hnu mi v
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KANSAS DEFAULTING TREASURER.

us ESCAPE DROUGHT ABOUT by coNNIvANCE
OF THE CITY oFFIcIALs--A RESULTANT sYs-
TEN OF BLACKMA1LING.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD.
ST.. LouIs, Feb is, 1877
New facts concerning the escape OF Lappin the de-
lautng Kansas state Treasurer. from the Topeka JAIL
some tim. ago, arc now forthcoming. and show con.
cusvely that Lappns escape was dSo not only 10 the
contrivanco OF outside friends and prisoners IN the
ton and that this fact has been the Of main
tanning most profitable
SYSTEM OF BLACkMAiL
on the part OF one OF the prisoners negro named
Bot Odell While Odc was prisoner, and alter thc
successful escape OF lappn hc wrote several letters
TO prominent ctizops and officials OF Topeka asking
them TO advance him money, 10 all of which camo
prompt answers, enclosing cash. Scrnnord, Larpns
deiauIi,Dg partner. who fed 10 South America, wrote
o friend IN Northern Kansas fcw days ago that no
was coming home, and elaborate preparations nave
been mado TO capture him should he atcmptto 40 So
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT

WASHINGTON, Feb l6, 1877.
CONDITION OF THE APPROPRIATION B1LLs-THE
PROSPECTS FOR AN EXTRA SESSION.
Tho Army and Sundry Civil appropriation bills havo
yet boon acted upon In the House. In the former
the House will make considerable reductions. and the
latter will be low possible. The Legs.
lative and Post Office bills pending In tho scnate
the Naval aud Deficiency bills before the Senate
Committees on Appropriations.
Tho two houses not in very accommodating
mood, and on the Post once bill already ono CON-
mittee Of conference has disagreed and Senator Ham,
lin says he will yield unless the House acquiesces
tho mail facilities OF the bill introduced by the
Senate committee. II begins to look as though
Congress would have to DO called TO complete the
appropriations.
THE UNITED STATES MARsHALsHIP FOR THE
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YoRK-sHARP
POLICY OF REPUBLICAN OrFICE-HOLDERs.
In regard to tho United States Marshalshp, South
district OF New YORK, tho competition is narrowed
down to Messrs Charles Blackic and LOUIS
Payn, the chances being In favor Of Payn
who is strongly urged by Duchess county, through
State Senator B. Plat Carpenter.
The policy adopted by all republican oce.holcers
to resign before the 4th Of March, and be appointed
The New York Bar urge the retention of Fiskc, the
present incumbent.
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FROM AN OCCASIONAL coRREspoN DENT

WASHINGTON, Feb Is, 1877.
CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATION RUNNING
RIoT-CALLs OF THE SENATE AND HOUSE
COMMITTEES FOR THE PRIVATE BANK Ac-
COUNTS OF PROMINENT PABr1sANs-A GREAT
SCANDAL THREATENED.
Tho election Investigations going take another
and final sweep on both sides The Senate Committee
on Privileges and Elections have demanded of Mr.
Jourdan, cashier of the Third National Bank of New
York. to produce, Tor their examination tho personal
accounts In his bank Of Mr. Tilden. Mr. Hewitt and
Colonel Potion since last May lie refused yesterday
10 do this and is to be reported to the Senate
tempt Tn" Senate committee think they can show
that some one Of these gentlemen concerned In
sending money TO Oregon for ilcgitmatc purposes
and IL is openly said that they believe that they involve
Mr. Tilden in doubtful election transactions.
Dir. Knotts committee in the House have on their
part subpmnaed Collector Arthur, Marshal Sharpe. Mr.
Phillips, the Coll ector's private secretary and have
called upon Secretary Chandler, In hts capacity of
chairman Of the Natiorai Republican Committee, and
upon Mr. Mccormick, secretary Of tho committee to
produce their bank and all accounts relating
receipts aud disbursements OF money for election
purposes The House committee, It Is said. intend to
show that very great OF money -ncary $3.50 600
some reports say-was into Ohio by tho rcpub,.
carry that State and that Governor Hayes IN.
dorsemcnt IS on some Of the checks thus sent. the
meaning OF which would DO that he handled the cam
paign funds In his State.
Both sides have somewhat reluctantly opened these
matters and herc have been OF an agreement
existing between leading OF both sides no. 10 20
SO tar Tho rumors say that this agreement was
originally made at tho instance OF prominent repub-
cun and that the democrats havo for somc timc
In possession OF evidence which now they mean to
scandals will grow out OF those Investigations remains
to be secn, but II Is to be hoped they will be
pushed until every thing concealed ia brought 10
light The people have nothing to lose by such in
vesgaiions and Il either party or any man has oone
wrong this Is good iimo to bring IL out
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REVENUE AGENT SHOT.

HOW AN ATTORNEY SERVED THE CAUSE OF
HIS CLIENTS.
ST.. Louis, No., Feb Is, 1876.
Private dispatches from warrcnton. No., state that
Colonel Frederick Meyer, revenue agent TOR this dts.
trct shot and seriously wounded at that place
day by Nathaniel c. Dryden lawyer OF that place.
CAUSE SHOOTING.
The cause OF tho shooting is unknown, but Colonel
Meyer seized stills at warrcnon yesterday, and
the suppositon Is that Dryden attorney for the
OF the stills, and that some dispute growing
OF tho seizure led to the unfortunate result stated
above The bali from Drydcn's pistol entered Colonel
Meyers mouth and inflicted serious wound, but at
last accounts he was doing we'll An eminent surgeon
will leave here tonight attend him.
Colonel Meyer Is an old citizen Of ST. Louis, and has
been an active efficient officer Dryden the of
Judge Dryden, prominent lawyer OF this city, and the
affair has created great deal Of interest here
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OYyicB OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsuiyGroy, Feb. l9--l A. NJ.
IndirdftOrlS

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPyicB OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON Feb l9-l A. N.
Indications.
For Monday, In the South Atlantic States, warmer,
southwest Winds falling barometer and increasing
cioudness
For the Gulf States, falling barometer, Increasing
cloudness and warmer southerly winds. followed In
tho Western Cult by colder norshery winds and rising
barometer
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, southwest voer-
Ing to colder northwest winds, falling followed by
rising barometer and generally clear weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
Toys aud upper lake region. rising barometer colder
northerly winds, partly cloudy and clear weather.
For tho lower lakes southeast winds and falling bar
ometcr. shifting to colder northwest and northeast
winds, rising bal omcter, lowcr temperature, clouds
and snow.
For Middle and Eastern States increasing SOUTH
to southwest winds, falling barometer and thrcat
ening weather, with ram or snow.
Tho rivers will generally continue to fall.
Cautonary signals continue Lake Michigan and
along tho New Jersey coast, and ordered for por
tioDs OF tho Now England and North Carolina coista