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rs irc erpcctet,-l'he Wylheville Wing informs us
thai Col Geo. w. Hopkins, the late representative of
that district in Congress, stated in his speech that
place. that he "beeved the Texas resolutions would
never have passed the House o Representatives but for
'ne Influence of Government patronage upon certain De-
@ocras" How comp neniary, this, to the integrity
I" party! But which is he more censufabIe the
orlbed or the Lribeys?
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o. One Of The must violent coulesls in the State is
tina, pending in the Abingdon Senatorial ds,ricl-the
late Senator Fayee McAull,n, being opposed by Hen
~ ). Kane. the late Elector The Locuf co Pesden
sia ticket in that district. Both gentlemen belonging To
the same political schu, the contest has deeeneraled
lno one OF bitter and scufrous personalities. As Wings
We have choice between ihembur, for uher easons
weraiher wish that the late Senator may be re- elected
The result Is doubtful.
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II HsIC TUAe az.

HN!!E Executive Committee of the New London
u Agricultural Society, the officers and such
bes as feel Interested in the subject are respectfully re.
qnesed to meet al New Lnndun. the 10Th OF Nav.
O'Clock. for the purpose Of selecting proper objects
Tor premiums, at The next annual meeting in November
and for making other necessary arrangements for The
same. WM. l.. COG IN, President
April "a WHOM If
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April "a

the Indian formerly foamed the mountains Of
"a Peru unconscious OF The wealth that lay hidden be-
meath lis surface so, TIL lately. have s,rod our
native forests ignorant OF the fact that they contain ner
dens which, in hands skilled by study and experience
form by far the most efcacous remedy for Hi kinds Of Pull
and Liver affections kno" 20 the world yet this
true. lid Cherry bark and Tar haye indeed, been
used before, but tn r virtues could not be uy dpprccid
ted because they not tuHy attracted DR. W isiar
has done thiand his Balsam of id Cherry {" hch con-
tan also extract OF Tar is astonishing every body
pecnlly the DIS, by It's wonderful eff icy in Asthma,
Liver Complaints, Coughs c. Ids, Bleeding OF the Lungs,
first stages of Consumption, etc his Balsam is M de
materials which has placed in all northern lat
itudes andoe for diseases caused y cold climates
'Nnture is but the for an effect
Whose cause is Godo
Let not neglect her Planes dictates. Always be sure
to get the genuine article spurious Basams tc are
float.
The above valuable medicine is for sale by
ID. r. LYMAN, Druggist, Lytchbure Va.
ArriF24 1t
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.hbemar!e. -We learn. from the las, Charlottesville
Advocate. that tie Locus in Albemare, alter having
declared that they would run no candidates Tor the
House Of Delegates, have. the Of the tlecion
hrou. b, ou, Thomas j. Randolph and Thompson Brown
That they ~IlI be defeated by overwhelming MAORI.
" cannot doubt; but the Tick is not that
less reprehensibIe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-24

Tic Zoirrrein. On the first PAGE tie readers will,
find brei auI interesting skelch of Ibis celebrated
Commercial Leaque-n reference 10 the organ zaon,
nature ana affects Of which very Halle is kaown the
United States. The treaty recently negotiated betw cen
the Uniteo States and the G,ruanic confederation i'm
paris additional impriance 10 the subject.
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THEY WILL CO.NE.
New spring Ronncis, Ilibbons and
FLOWERS,
.4pru 25ih 1914

Li.NCHB URG, .4pra 25h, lsI5
"M, J. WILLIS is now receiving and opening
w pr Packet Boat. additional supply OF Boaneis
Ribbons and Fiomers. which makes his stock In this
branch :" his business large and Desirable and III be
sold less than slmsr Goods he purchased lur in this
ma ,kc which ha cordially invites the Ladies To exam
me- belu,e purchasing elsewhere, he will take great
pleasure in exhibiting them. Amunss, assortment JUS,
received. ','#s
Prince Albert. birds Eye and Plain Braid Bonneis.
some extra fine.
Inserted Pedal aud Rutland do
Wave and Lace do splendid article
Misses open Straw Wave and Lace Bialds and Plain
Slnw1
Gmpseys new article fur Misses
Real French out ard inside Flowers, large assert
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons. large stock al bargains
300 Band Boxes all sizes, cheap
shall open III few days pr. Red Bird my 2nd sup
ply Of ..4
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FOR SALE.

WILL be sold. on Saturday. the Sd NAY next, at
w the wharf near B. f. Sackeus lumber house, n
Freight Boat known by the of Richmond. The
said bat will be sold for cash. by order Of the nsi-
lngs Cunrt Of the town of Lynchburg in the case Of b.
+. Sackeu VS.. b. G Devianey.
II. DUNNiNGTON, s. C. L.
April "a ,sM if
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WANTED

NOR the balance Of the year, a NEGRO WOMAN
IL without any incompetence. who has been accns
toned to house work, and cook for small family.
For such one liberal price will he given, and salts.
factory Security for the payment Of the money when
due.--Apply to GEO. G. WILLIAMS,
at w. J. Willis's Dry Goj Store
A;r!2f 81
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Co The Madlsonan says that the mission 10 England
has 'rud. loF. II. Er,ore, Esq. Of South Car
oIlna aud deeued This circumstance gees Ia venfv
What tine since heard. that Mr.. CALHOUN had
advised his intinaie trields 10 jec all tenders Of Of
f,a.
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s S.Sa
NEGROES AND FURNITURE

fw1"uNOusV ANU y UuNIVh u Y BOu'
1T .IECTION. 60.
WILL SELL. IN Thursday, the Is, day Of May.
L in from, Of my ofire
8 likely NEGROES, viz: fa5+ b..
man, who lsa gnod Carpenter. and likely wo-
man with 3 children. all likely.
ALSO. es## as'I
lot Of Household aud Kitchen Furniture belonging
TO genee family. consisting Of the usual variety; aso
large Fire Pnuoi Iron Chest and fine Metal Clucks
Terms very liberal ana viii be made known day OF
sale. JOHN X. u. PAYNE. Auctr.
April 81 81
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ciyh, hundred acres Of land.

whh'h he resides, situated In the county oil Camp
bell immediately above the ,own Of Lynchborg. The
Tract contains about
eight hundred acres Of Land,
and consists ol srven hundfcd acres more. lying be-
tween James river and Black Water creek. (Which
forms of the present boundaries ot The lnan. and
two Islands IN the river, running parallel with the main
body ofthe Land the containing ahnui ihlty. and
the other belween sixty aud seventy acres -Four HIM
ded and sixty Of The Tract are cleared aud IN cu
lvation-lhe balance Ia IN wocs and large portion Of
II heavily timbeied. ot the cleared Land hundred
and fifteen acres Inclusive Ut the lsands.) are james
River Low Grounds equal in produclIyeoess. IL IS be
leved, 10 any the rycr. Tho portion ot The high
lands in cultivation is now well adapted 10 the growth
Of the different staples and is rapidly improving.
h6A The DWELLING HOUSE is large and a
Uiik colnwodious brick building, with eight rdoms a
bovc stairs, and convenient cellars beneath. Thu Out
Houses belonging 10 The Dwelling are well located, of
substantial materials and in good repair The place has
Oyersecl's House, Darn, aud all the necessary
Farm Houses.
There is also the premises, in immediate proximity
10 the town, Warehouse formerly used Tor the nspec
liun Of loacco which, with slight repairs might
be placed In condition suitable Tor the purposes
The Tract admits OF being divided into three four
tracts. each having fair portion Of woods and culva
ted land. ,.,.
The pacc will be sold entire in two or more Tracts,
or II viii be divided into small parcels lns. to suit
the views Of persons wishing 10 purchase. The Islands
wllfalso be sud separately, II desired
A minute description OF the place is deemed nnneces-
sary, AS 'hose who wish 10 purchase. WILL no doubt,
make enquiry and examination for themselves. .
The terms will be made known, on application 10 tho
subscriber or oJ. X. ID, Payne. The place will be
shown 10 such as may wish To purchase, by the subscr
Der, or the manager, Mr.. r. n. Ryan, residing tho
farm. =
II the tract is sold. entire possession will be given the
18th Of November next and acfop Of wheat seededlor
The purchase. Should desire purchase small par
GELS or lois, they obtain pusSCsslon a once,
WA. DANIEL, Jr.
IL private sale of The above property is not effected
before the Bib June next. will IN that day DO offered
Tor sale AT public auction. The tract has been accurate
ly surveyed and divided into several parcels, which will
be offered separately. Tho sale will be made on the
premises in fran, Of lha Dwelling House, and will be
conducted by John X. -. Payne--wiIl whom plals Of
survey have been el for the inspection of persons des
riog to purchase. w. d., Jr.
April "a wll3June
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Dir. JOHN II. OTE

HAVING LOCATED HIMSELF IN THE TOWN OF
II B E n TY,
Respectfully solciis share Of public patronage. His
ce The Eagle Tavern. where he can al all times
be found, except when professionally engaged.
April "a 2t
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG &
POTOn4C RAII.-RO.qD COMP3hY.
GREAT REDUCTION Of RATES.:
FARE TO FREDEaIcKsDURG.
E,Rp 10 HAIrtNoRr

FARE TO FREDERICKSBURG, 81
FARE BALTIMORE, 8
FINllE RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG g.
IL POTOMAC RAIL ROAD Co, hereby give
notice, that from and after the LIST May the rates Of
fare between Richmond and the northern towns will b..
reduced. as follows: iD
From Richmond 10 Fredericksburg 81 90
From do TO do with
return Ticket 90
From Richmond 10 Washington. .,, ,=.=. s 90
From Richmond 10 Baltimore by the rail. road and
Steamboat line 10 Washington and thence To
Baltimore by the superior stage line Of Messrs. :, b..
Jacob Peters Il Co. ,-+ 3 90
Alter the ls June ii s understood That the fare on
the Baltimore and Washington rail road will also be re-
lnced, when the fare 10 Baltimore by the railroad line
mt will not probably exceed from So In Sc 50
pass.o,,., ~ mo nurh by the TAIL road line through
oul. leave r. ,chmo,,, IA, A. NJ arrive in Baltimore To
lea. Philadelphia in The course " The night, and Ne"
Y,rk early the uey d,v heinz IA, IN advance Ut pas.
sengers by the river aud bay buals-O, passen WIZ
ling 10 rcinain night IN Baltimore may take Of
new steamboat lines 10 Philadelphia the mex, day al
charge Of irum 81 loSl SO only thus making the whole
fare between Richmond and Phlladep hia It The stage
line be taken between Washington and BaI,more from
Sc To 81 so only. IllOS SHARP,
Agent Of Transportation.
Richmond. April 25 I2t
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1915.
HATS nATS!! HATS!!!
Ill WV THOyUPSON'

TlAS JUST received 10, the most beautiful Flu
IL RopEAN AND American SPRING STYLE HATs,
which will be sold very low. by calling at his cheap
Shoe and Ila, Store. one door below II. A. s. w. A..
Richards Hardware store.
March q ~ lf3w NJ
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DRY GOODS,

heng purchased nj auction. at great sacrihcss. will en-
able me To oner still greater ndu emens. nj Wholesale
Retail. Call atihe Richmond cash Store for bargains
aud then you will nevsr h. disappointed. shall he re-
cevlng FRESH GOODS from auction weekly, aud
other sources. w. }. WILLIS.
Ami ~ Ia
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lNAl.OME.L.l2l cents

NAi.ohr.I. Ia cents
~ Per Va.
Cologne Water. long walls
q. and ~ cts.
Macassar Oil. % els. The
vial.
Violin Strings. % cts. the
set.
Homes, SO cents,
Starch. l2l cts. per ID. 10
lbs. for 81.
Water Colors, 2 2 row boxes
for 81. so. and other 81.
res IN proportion,
Surgeons Pocket lnslru-
meuls. $40.
Shaving Soap. (old snreri'
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A L a circuit superior VI cour, law aud chancery,
IA 'cuntinued by adjournment and held or the
" of Amherst al The court house On Tuesday the lst
day Of Apnl, 1916:
The President and Trustees Of Washington college,
Plaintiffs,
Thom:s n. Enbank and Ann T.. his wife. William
VI Davis and Nancy u. his vile late Nancy II Eo-
bank. John Lewis ."nbank. Charles Richard Eubank,
Elias Newman Eubank AID josiah f.. Euhnnk,
Defendants,
IN CHANcERY.
The court doth refer this canse Of lis commits
ing all payments made by Richard s. Ellis from whai-
ever sourcoan Of the real and personal estate
now in the POSSESSION OF J honIas n. Eubonk any
lands IN The deeds ID. j. and r. in The plaintiffs bill,
northumberland an account any remaining poriion OF
the trust lnnd conveyed by Richard ) Ellis to Samuel
Mcdowell Reid referred To IN the answer ii Thomas
N. Enbank, and make report thereof 10 The court with
any matters specially stated deemed pertinent by him
self, Or required by The parties 10 be 81 stated.
Copy ---Tesle,
ROBERr IINSLEY. Clerk
CoMMtssfoSER's OFFICE.
Amherst &. H., April lob. 1915. s
The parties ineresi,d IN the foregoing prdtr viii
take notice that have appointed the 26h day OF Ma,
next 10 commence The mentioned therein, Oh
which day al % O'Clock IN the morning, they are ~
qnesied 10 attend my atice with ,hs accounts. vUao
FRS aud copies of court papers prepared for examination
aud settlement. RO. NJ BROWN Cem'i.
Apul "a vim
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Low PRICES.

or) the cake. q. cts.
Swee, Oil. 80 els. The bo,
tie.
Tooth Drawers, 81.
Bears Oil. l2i ella. the vi.
nj.
Race Ginger. l2, els. per.
Id. 10 lbs. lor 81.
Peters aud Lees Pills. 25
cts. the box.
Champagne Wine; pin,
battles. 80 cents.
Tooth Brushes. &. cents.
Maccoboy Snull. % cents
per bottle.
TapeTs, &. cents the box.
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Seears in quarter boxes. 81 So better qualities a, re.
dnced prices; Medicines Pepper, Alspice, Cloves Mace,
Dye S,uils. Medicine Chests, Supeo,'s INSTRUMENTS,
Visiting and Playing Cards. Oils, Pants, Brushes. Var
nshes. Snufls, Guns and Pistols, Sporting Powder.
Wines and Gin, (old aud choice quah,es,) Brandy
FRUITS Pickles best Bordeax Corals assorted Claro.
nets, Nolins, Octave Flntes, Flspoleis Flutes and
Flies. and many other articles equally low ior sale w
nOWEl. DAVIES.
April 81 IL if
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April 2l
Valuable Real Estate for sale.

7TIE SUBSlKlBEK OIlofs Tor enlo The FAKM OF
whhh he resides situated In the county oi Camp
bell, immediately above the lown Of l.ynehhnre. lh,
Tract contains about
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Died. in this place. on Saturday evening last, after
lingering Illness, Mrs. ELEANOR T.. PArrrsos, con
surt OF DR.. John H. Pai,eson. Her bereased husband
aud friends have the consong that she died
IN the ,rumphs of fanhtha, she "resis from her Ia
bors, aud her works do follow her."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-15
THE PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS

CRISTIE' MAGNETIC FLUID.
INHlS REMARKABLE DISCOVERY has received the
universal APPRECIATION of the Medical Profession OF Great
Britain and mas been sufficiently long before the rub
nc 10 give lar trial OF its and efficacy he PATENT
ALyANIc RINGS have been found all the purposes
for which the ordinary vanic Battery Electric and Alag
netc Machines used but without any Of the injurious
SHOCKS which accompany the applications by those insr
in compshing the desired object
The Galvanc Rings have been used with
all cases oil rheumatism chronic, applying TO the
head face or limbs Gout Tic Doloreauy; Toothache,
Bronchits: Vertigo; Nervous Sick Headache lndges
tlon Paralysis Palsy EPILEPSY Fits Cramp Pa'ptaon
o. the Heart Apopexy, Stiffness of JOINTS Lumbago Neu
i,gn ucn95a Debility; Deficiency of Nervous Energy aud
n Nervous Disorders ia Of confirmed Dysppsia they
nave been equally successful Their extraordinary effects
ne system must be witnessed TO be behsved aud as certain
PRFNrNE tor the above complaints they equally TO be
recommended The Galyanc Rags every way perfect
narss and are sold al prices be within the reach Of all
nhsfts MAGNETIC FLUID is used in connection with the
Kings 70 render their efficient CERTAIN aud TO direct the
uavanc influence tohe particular portions which affected
numerous certificates OF the highest character regarding
e ecacy OF te GaNanc Rings and Magnetic Fluid, refer
ence IS made 70 former adygtsemens, they be
81 the Once Only Agency in New York, 1874 Fulton street.
lsun Building IL Brooklyn, at the ofJAMEs w SMITH
Druggist couc Fulton and Cranberry streets. jy2s m'ec
x IONS SIZING for sale BY
u aim HERssE 4 BROOKS
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Increase from iaao.. !. ,a,7G

MONROE CoUNTY.-The semi-annual report of the
Inspectors OF the Jail Of the county Of Monroe, con
stng oil the First Judge and the Superintendent of the
Poor has been published. The report sets forth that
they he lnspectors visited and inspected the Jail in
July last and found the in good order The num-
her OF persons confined therein for the six months pre-
vious was 503 and for the following respective
ly :Disordcrly, 255 Assault and Battery 10 Petit
Larceny, 81 Vagrancy, 40 Debtors - Petit LARGE.
ny, I'd offence, g Grand Larceny, 9; Cheat, Bur
slary, Rape, 3; Counterfeiting, Forgery, Per
jury, . Conspiracy Arson, J Bigamy L. Total.
~
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MARYLAND PoI.rrcs.-ln the 9TH Congressional
district. James LLOYD Martin, Esq, Is announced az
the democ ratio candidate for Congress. Col Ceman.
the Independent wing candidate in the same dstrcthas
withdrawn The democrats of Carroll county have MI
led the vacancy on their delegate ticket by the nomina
lion of Jacob kerlDger Esq In Dorchester county, 3
D. Lecompte and w. Woolford, Esqs are announcedas
the Reform candidates for the house of delegates The
Wigs of Calvert county have nominated Thos y Ora
nam Capt Richard Hance and Basil Dude Bond for the
house Of delegates.
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s sa a
CHANGE OF HOURS
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,
Commencing on Monday, September 18th, 1874,

u,
Commencing on Monday, September 18th, lsi3
LeaUe Bio0ktyn--
At 81 o'clock, A. NJ Boston Train for Greenpor daily
Manor - -
At9l A. NJ for Farming Tale aud places daily
Sundays excepted aud Tuesdays Thursdays and Satu
oa!s, through to Greenport aud intermediate places.
At NJ for Farmingdale aud intermediate places daily
Leoce Greenpou-
Boston Train, at ococb, M, the arrival of the
from Norwich daily Sundays excepted stopping at
st Georges Manor and Farmiugdale.
AT O'Clock, A. NJ: Accommodation Train on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays.
Leave Formingdale--
Fot BtcoilYn at 81 o'clock A. M AMI r. NJ daily SUM-
rtays exesr.sf.
Leaee Jamdscd- . .
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circ,,latiur---FOrty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Eyery day. Price cents per
ccpyS7 10 per annum --payable in advance.
WEEKLY hERALD--Every Saturday-Price 81 cents
per copy-$3 i3} cents per annum-payable in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS OF the usual price0- always
cash in advance.
PRINTING Of ell kinds executed with beauty and
despatch.
DC All letters or communications, ny mail adsfessed
10 the establishment must be post pad the postage
will he deducted from the subscription money reunited
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
YRcpsIEroR OF rAE NEw YoRK HE8ALD EsTA DLIsHMrr-
Nor.h vsa. cnrn.r ~ Enltnn anh Nessan strsa.s
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Stages readiness the arrival Of Trains the several
ptcns to take passengers very low Fares all parts Of the
Island - -
Baggage Crates will be readiness the foot Of Whitehall
street 10 receive Baggage for the Trains.
fore the hour ofstarting from the Brooklyn side.
G T'Rockaway Baggage taken in separate Crates.
The Steamer Statesman leaves Greenport Sag
each day the arrival Of the Trains from BROOKLYN
sill
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CONSU M PTIV Els.

DOUBT NO LONGER
OUT read the following and IehectAnoher Wonderful
- Cure:-
PHII.ApELpHrA. April 1876
hereby certify that during the Southwark OF July
last owing and fatigue the performance OF mill
duty health received shock In the latter
Of August, all the symptoms of PULMONARY CONSlA MP
TON appeared AT this iuncure called III my hrst phycln
who attended me weeks without benefit and told DIS
nct that he considered disease beyond the reach OF hui
man and employed another physician, who AZ once
recommended THOMsON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD NAPTlA. | used twelve bottles, aud
testify that with thousands Of Others, who have
been cured by this medicine that alone my sto
ton 10 health.
JAMES ANDREWS, No. 2l7 Catharinc st.
was called to attend to the above the secondary
stage Of the disease found the patient labong under com
pick disease Of the lungs and liver liberation OF the latter bad
taken place and by percussion discovered an 9bseess had
formed the right lung The being apparently hopeless
and beyond the reach Of the usual treatment resolved once
ON using Thomson Compound Syrup Of Tar and Wood Nap
tha the virtues Of which had previously tested scarcely
Iectlng would reach desperate The result - a
CURE THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY, henceforh dis
peg all doubts the efficacy of this excellent med
NJ CHAMBERS NJ d.
Ihladelphia, April l. l8i5.
Principal Office, North East Of Fifth aud Spruce m
Philadelphia
Sold wholesale aud retail by A. B. SANDS co Chemists
aud Druggists 23 Broadway of Chambers ST. Sold also
~ Fulton st. and n East Broadway. Price 80 cents
inNm
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
H. L =. ILL. u

TTaShlngfOn Guy u, c,
rI,HE PROPRIETOR Of this fine Hotel formerly known as
Gadsbys, but generally called Coemans Hotel, de-
his thanks his friends and the travelling
ton OF the community generally for tho favors which they
have bestowed him he opened establishment
aud them that he will exertons render his
house worthy OF the patronage Of which he has already
ceyed so liberal share.
The house having been during the summer thoroughly
painted and retted first order for the
Of travellers resdents and the proprietor respectfully so
continuance Of past favors the OF visitors
Washington residents during the Of Congress, be-
confident that they will always find comfortable lodg ngs
the best the table that the market affords and attentive and
polite waters, > s. COLEMAN.
Washington City September, 1876. S. 3md& Wis igb
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NEW YORK, MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 49, B45
The Ant,-Rent Disturbances.

Ihere appears 10 be lull In the affairs OF tne
Anti-Renters, According to the latest accounts,
they desire peace.
From the Albany Journal Sept l3
DELHI Sept TO- l543.-ln the midst of the tumul and
commotion prevailing here this week G being Court
week. have barely time to drop you line and give
few OF the leading incidents of the week thus far The
grand jury were early the ground and the charge of
Judge Wheeler was every way commensurate to the
great occasion am informed by the District Attorney
that very large number of bills $50 over
been already ordered by the jury rather bills against
that number, many of them Will be Joined the
Indictment. Our village is thronged with people many
OF them witnesses, jurors, &C., and far of them
anxious friends Of those now in custody charged with
crime.
informed that very many of the principal antiren
ers througho the county renouncing all connec-
ton with socation and from calm estigation
of what is going around and among us, salts fed
before anticipated that the death OF Steele Will be
the OF speedy dbanding Of this dangerous
citation.
Those tenants against whom warrants have been IS
sued manifest disposition to resist and settling
and compromising in various ways with the landlords.