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E. B. ~PENDLETON.

GREAT BHOGUE SHOES FOR
HAVE invented a new style Of Brogue Shoe
II Wheh l should be glad II the Farmers Of this stlte would call
and take a loox At whenever th=y = 81; the city.
lhave Aiso on hand. And AN eonitaauy mAnuaeturipg, al kinds
OF BT1gues and other shoes su nbe for their setvlnt. which 1 sell
az low as car be Ind in the city. d Z. FRANKLIN.
InyeHtor Of the new style Of Brosue Boots L Shoes
no2S No sIs Bro,5 =, Sh,rtos am
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lotteries.
ID. PAINE 81 CO.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
Richmond, Va.
as PREsRNrx ron 1910

TUNnE following CnEd sehnss re- presented u The patron. Of
u fortun7is Home. They are offered 80 Christmas Pressni.
aud ibo~s ~bo ar. e-drous OF obtaining one oS mote Of Ihem. for
q ANAL sun. should make . selection, std 20 ward ORDERS 10
e. W. PURCELL, Richmond, yuxina-
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s.,nnisy-saser.E It,s. No. i0l. capsah $4,000. 1900. 1857,
> 81 800, &e- 70 Nos Ia dawn. Teksi. $50. halves Use.
qr. ne.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Gas O. for 1876 b. aa-a
| Nov. 2eth. Ie4C.
rs NO. LoTTERY-is DRAWN RaLLons
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NEW BOOKS.-New Timon, a poetical Ro.
~ nance Of LSDdoa
Mytis with other Etehtngs and Sketches. by MnL II Sigourney
Mcdonald on the Revelation. OF the Coming ofIhe Lord-A Key
to the Book OF Revelations, with an APpendI, by James N Me
Dorah
sshilct- TnIy Years war, Translated from the German by A
= W Morrison
The Sacred Mountain. by IT Hea Hey. beautifully illustrated
Hawkor ON Shooting. cOniaiping instructions to young sPortlInen
in slthat relates TO guns and shooting by Lieut. Col T HawkeT, 10
which Is added the Hunting and sh jotiag OF North America, BY w
p Porter.
NEW NOVELS.
Part Of Domhey 4 Goa, Wiley q Pubam's edition
Part 8 OF Marip the Founding
Jack Dateh-t. the CLERK, an Old Mans Tale
Capiafn Paul by Als1ind,r Dumas
DUKE Of burgundy, or the Chronicles Of France, by Dums,
Also
A further supply Of the Description OF the Republic Of MEXICO.
The above have just been received, and for sale by
&. r. FISHER, Agen',
noe7 2 doous below Post once.
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LoTTERY-i5 DRAWN BALLU1s

Tickets sio. Halves ); Quarters ct. Ceri6eaie. of packages
OF 20 Whyies eIio-h,Nes and qusrtsrs IN proportion.
Orders ff Ceriheat,s OF Pae IA res. .insis Ticket. and shares, In
any Of the above Sebf mes. adire@-dto tbs nD5etigned. viii receive
the moa prompt attention, as6s n account Of zach Drawing will be
Forwarded free Of postage. rs -oon a. IL 10 received
J. q. GREGORY q 60. Managers.
no "a pi,hm,1s ".
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City Arrivals.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL. Nov. 81 SAG

COLUMBIAN HOTEL. Nov. 81. 1876.
Or J A Mayo, Powha an. Ro Rishardson. FTuvanna; l. 81 spra,
hey, John Ma ieoe, W = Brit, Suny: Henry Corr. WIN smith. Jas A
Lipsccmb, King william: 1hos II Logon, Gooehiani: Mai. Caeb
Jones Rtei mond: Ro n Levi :. Carolina: VIM b Il Clover, SUI,
ger; y Smith, CatsrSvile, G drip, Powhatan: Tbos A Stang, WIN
} henderson, Jno NJ TDomas, Montgomery; = II Mcclure. Neeken-
burg.
EXCHANGE HOTEL, Nov. 81.
John NJ My, NJ a. Jones. Buckingham; J y Boiling. Mobile; WIN
Leigh, Hsifi; ii v Niaueysr, Por snouth; John n. Bnfgs, New
yorA; c II Fellows do; Mr. Terry, Mr. Miller, Ms- Miller, virri-
MA; ~ s Anthony, Petersburg. A Y sh.patd. Ma tlewE X n Hair.
ston, II ng; WIN Hill, Wilmington l. b Chss-. Tennessee.
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ny Wellington GoddIn, a

ny Wellington Goddin, Auct.
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON
Hill for sale at Auction.
- WILL be sold on Tuesday afternoon next
q tho 24th instant. upon the premises, " fair. II not
tie ne,; fair day, eonpenen r att oeloes, the Bnek Tenement and
bt on which 4 stands. situatsd on the corner Of Broad and e2ni
streets and now n the occupancy ~ Miss Amanda Qa d-s IRE
lot nons &C feet, runs back ITO fr-t. The house has six ro'ms,
besides kitchen. ard IL IN good rrrair. The PRESENT tenan: ~ vii
hrg to continue the tenan: y at the rate Of seo0 per annum-
Tenn cash. balance n; G and ~ months. for negotiable mote
scared BY a trust deed. By request Of Tire owner.
no I6 w. sOnDtN. Auetisnesr.
In Consequence Of the rain on Tuesday evening. the abov. sale
was postponed to Monday afternoon nsTf, the 30th instant when II
will take place at the same hour. II fair. II not, the nert fair day.
no &C w. GODDIN, AucL.
Sale of Corn, ShUck-. Hay, Cows. &c.
WILL b. sold At TREE HILL. the farm OF the he WIN. a.
Rome, on Tuesday the first Gay of Dec mber nsr, commencing al
n O'Clock. A 81. between 2 and ] hundred bauss Of Corn. q large
quantity Of shueks, about Is 600 be of very superior Hay and sew
trai heid OF Cattle. TERMs-Four month. credit. for approved
endorsed negotiable paper. w. GoDDIN, Anet-
no lT-@odds
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YALUAHIE BTILDING LOTS,
Lo AaIn nEaInn

For Sale mt Auction.
vATILL be sold on WEDNESDAY beNf, the 25th instant, ct ~
w O'Clock, P. NJ. on IN. pym sss a valuable building lot on
the south sne q Main, where Il H. inSrseeted by Goth street. The
lot front, IS fee. and runs b,ek $50 feet.
T~ERMs-OBethitd cash: the balance At 6 and ~ months fO
approved endorsed negotiable notes, o. title withheld.
b. request Of the owners
no go w. GoDDIN. Aueu.
In consequence OF the indispoSton Of The Auetioneer, the abovs
aes ar, postponed until "Wednesday afternoon neI, IL far, II not
The neu. fair day, At the hours above named.
m n % W. COMM Aurf
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$40. OOOt Is OOOi 10000 I.

Grand Cor-ohdaied Lottery. Cas. No. 40. tn be dawn at Wi
minEton. Del, ON Saturday, December sth. 1876.
- NUMBERs-f5 DRAWN.
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FASHIONn HEAp QUAMTEkS.

EpoulDN ithAb 0Nhh Afhv'
H. Is. SPENCE, Agent, would respectfully In.
IL form hi friends and The public, that be- ms returned from
1hs North with an assortment of superdnc CLOTHING, ln syie and
hrhh equal, " not superior, 10 any that his becn oh,rtdto the Yf
gira public comprising, N W g. an 81 onsive assortment Of new
Hyle brown un1 black saet; Beaver and Italian Coating, Over
costs 81 ncw ftyte; Dres md Frock Goats. Ci1ats. ~ -aho. a
isfgo tstotmfm n Busne- Pant', n new iiyts. augct fancy snd
bR d.. Fancy slF aud aatn Vcsrs. Cashmere and fancy velvet Do
Of superior quality sud| latest style; Mcrino Underhrt and Druw
er; Fancy Sk sud satin CnFats aud searff suspsniers, Hdts.
0oves Hosr, se. kc.
Tn shove articles viii BE- fod on the most reasonable terms.
y. n. =. wiz, as heretofore, lgrHlemHn prefeuinrl have Oar
~ me- made % order ~ the Fashionable Establishment Of JNO. ~.
OXEN o. 70. Baltimore. This he 10 enabled % DO IN a few days
bv means Of Inc Rtptes. oe 10
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.. Nnr. o1.
ALFXANDER'S TRIC0BAPHE!
Improvement Of Is46.

y9NHiS new and popular LIQUID HAIR DYE,
u sn-e Its introduction. has met wi h uneIimplei but merit.
Cd sieees,, and he subs nbets woad norm tn public, that tun
hrtbsr improvement has ht+y been made, 80 that II stand. now
unparalleled " eolors the Hair either BlseS or Brown instanta-
n i.v, and neither wasses ohor soTs thu c oihes and instead of
i7!u1 is the b IT, implrs 10 IL the beauty and elasticity OF youth -
I' -ur rior excellence wil be apparent % every one upon a single
Q. pl.Auon.
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lotteries.
splendid scheme. for November, 1919.

Il G.. GREGORY q CO., MANAeERs, No.
u . iol Main su.et. Richmond. Va
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RICARDO'S
PALMA CHRISTI P0MADE.

The Proprietor of this NEW and beautiful pre-
p-ra,'oa eonE efty reonmesd s ii a. having no sqHai IN hs wor d,
for i'm i,rdng = bealt Z l. 'on an a s.y up iearAHce TO The Ia q,
pro noting its grow b, and prevent 8 Is finh ng ont
DIR. IACKSON'S BALSAMlC ELIXIR,
Tor Preserving and aeRufifying the T.ETH,
8SD PURIFTLNG tina MEATH
This article will be found invaluable, where
per. u. are subject to son, Swelling OF Bleeding GuH,-far whhsn
ing and sivirG ii mness TO the TetA aud preserving them from Be-
. r..g Eesse, or dseay,-for Iendsrng a de cious TIE shines, TO the
sreatG. neJtI ,larg the odour fom bad Teeih,-tho tad breath OF
Sasirrs and rerous who lave dIsoriercd stnmsehs- This excel
Lent and halamic y iIr 10 one IN which i'm ltit Telauce may be
pa ed as IL hs The strongest approval OF the mos; respee abe Ply
seian s anI Denists both in Europe and the Unite States.
PIr ule by Duvll n Putesl, n. X Duval, p. Johnston, J. p. Du-
val & Co. J VI EusiAen 4 ron, 3. NJ Zaebrsson. A Leslie, A Bo
decker a. Bro, RleA-SHd; spotFwood a RoAersrn q. Corning n
Co. PstsrsbErT; T. q. Breeder. HIaeAsste: J. Cooke, Froderieks-
tzs. and by ali the p ineipal DugEssihuuEbout The U. g. or Of
r. G. A Wright, sole Agents for the U. =, Philadelphia
nnER=Ir
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Sale Of Corn, shUcks. Hay, Cows. &s
BY w. GoddIn.
VALUABLE WHARF LOr on wATER ST.,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

Will be sold on Afternoon, the
2Sth instant, II fair-f not, the ner fair Day. commencing Al 4
O'Clock, an undivided moieiy OF lot No. Z, fronting On Water street
100 feet, running back to the Doct, on which e ouch q sneads
Coal Scout stands. Terms I'd cash balance ai 9 and IL months
for approved endorsed negotiable bo~-, or THE withhed. sale
ritA0s; u< EoaJt rss-re. by Request oF TIE OWNER.
noI1 w Cappfs- auetr
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Au1tiou Gales.
eah'
By D.ven port. Allen a Co.
AucrIoN SALE OF pxY COON.
FUTURE DAYS.

ny D.ven port, Alien A Co.
AUCrION SALE or DkN GOODS.
On TUEsDAY, the eh of December. commencing 1t 0 O'Clock.
we shah cell Al our Dry Goods Room. a lsue and general ,snr-
nent OF Fresh AMI SeAsonshe DRY GOOD. recently purrhls>d
for and particularly adapted To thu sales OF this martst; 10 which
We dssre particularly n call tbe attention of Dca.fs
Particular. appended TO future Advertisement
Tsm--Unier 500 essh-siOO and over. 4 NOS er-dt for ap-
proved paper. No IL DAVENPORT. ALLEN h co. AuesL
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THIRD SUPPLY.

Third DUPPh1,
ATIIHOP, CHRISTIAN a "a. are opening a beau
- I'll assortment Of drss goojs-suCh a.
RI b Paid CashuBrcs
Rich Merino leOpais
Paris Cashmcrcs ADD Hohas
SO pieces Csshmercs NJ 37l cent, worth Sac
White AMI cfloted Embroidered Muslin RObss
Rich DIE, SiiFs-cOorrd and tlcs
Rich TWkefe aud Cashmere shavis
Rich Canton Cnpc FhaWhs
White and eoorci hid ClIves, boat quality
SIR Hrd Wouttd nOsty
lie nsnChci ard Emhr0 dersd Lawn HIkhl
Also
Nsn-shtnkina white an eolotd Flannai
BID and Servrns Bantrts
Clothf rsasinets and Krrsya
BIZ ard Irlb Motcens Tor -Euts
Blue, scarct and DAB DAm1sts
no ~ % NAM aTuupT
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OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes. srRArroN's the nan,

Let all the world say what they can,
for selling Prizes. sTRATrONs ihe man,
Drawn Nos. Of Alexsndra, No. 47-Nov. 25th:
s. 81 80 ~ 81 ~ 3 IS CO So i3 8 10 S.
Half Ticket Nos. 3 9 So. 4 prize Of 800 sold. and
paid by STRATTON,
Drawn Nos. Of N. Jersey. No. 93-Nov. IS:
a 25 % % 30 so Sc 10 81 9 10 So
Dawn nuRHes sf New J.rey. No. %. Nov. Goth
5 II 20 . - 65 ~ g 10 so 10
Drawn Nos OF sosonEahR. No. a.. Nov -.
81 ia u II &c 2 ~ Sc rs - ls 20
Half Nos Is - 81 capital, sold and pad by
no % sTRATTOs.
$4,000. l,5O0!
S Of 500. &c 7s Nos - drawn. Tickets sI,5o; halve, Use;
qn- 37e
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Clam o, for 1890 be drawn
at hleranifiA. Nov. 2sh. Iet6.
10 NO. LOTTERY-i5 DRAWN BALLOTS.
CEAND fCarNE.
l prime Of 10000 10 Ptins.o OF $1,000
10000 10 500
1 5000 10 200
1 3255 Is 200
! 1900 400 $50
] 2OoO DC kc.
Tickets $40; Halves s: QlsTters ESQ. Certificates Of packages
ofs6 Wbolss size. OF &c Halves SIS, or 20 Quarters s27E.
Bayern are referred 10 my Inst Of Pnze., -aien are resIster-a
at the once, rs a proof VI what has been done. AID every
drawing continues 10 increase the number sold ard paid By me.
W O.der for pae EaEes certificates or sinrie ickeu in the above
sehemss- and in all Lousres, will be prsnpty sttsndsd V, and
drawing sent when requested
Plsass address srdsn 10 d. srRATToN,
no 81 Richmond W,
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DRiNKER Il NORRIS

ARE PREPARING FoR SPEEDY PUBLICATION.
TATE'S DIGESTED INDEX
OF the Gases argued and deterrnIned In "a
Court of Appeals and General Court sf yfr-
gtnia. Rpyrta ~ Jg~ssa- HylL HsAlsEtoa, Gan Haa
Hsg s 1s-fsrA, 1-.fsSs, 0Rasr RsaalpA, LagA Rss1ssn,
aHd Grsaas.
TNHE above Work will be published in 2 Vo-
n l1nss' royal oetsvo-Tss ant containing a Disss. q a.
Crh Cases; the second thOse % the Criminal. so "a ror.t.
compete list 81 the Cas,r, amsrud ALPHABETICALLY .sss a. n ,l,in-
y. =, eeesoaH sfA reensnoe 70 me pas WheTs tbsy are ell
20 ~ : ot ne suanfeinsnf Of Ne Sork may b. formed
~AssUMFsIT. RuIs up yxruaSap
J. Action OIL. Dec.uauou D. Aecrptapes .pf Aeeert,f
uL Eytdenee-lN, Psadrgs HL Prefsnfm-nt hr porp.r--a
v Verdict III N0uee Of Dbhonor
". Protest for non paynsut
V. Actions on
EVIDENCE. DEEDS.
l. Admisibs-H. Not admtabte Execution
III EuBticni-Iv. Pfssrnpuva n. Crnstueton
". Heausy-vt Central Pnn.irtra. ~ Valtlfy-FV. a.,s,t,,
CONTRACT.
T. Couerucucn ard Operation q
u, Non Performance o. when auowatis
III. When void
w. When rsseisded fof MISTAKE a. oih4wiss
MUhDEH.
g. Oasuce-fl Intictmcnt-UL Trat
As but a limited sll.na Of ne shove WorH - b uuhH.ksf
early orders frnm Ne Professor Wi -cnfs coptea, aud receive
Promps aHeatoh- DRtNKER = NCRRTs,
rou 81 Man a.. PuhHahsrs and Lsu Ro,s.srs.
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ny "a. 81. n~IsEin-.o a aroIh.r.

WILL 'od at cur Once. On Tue,day. Is, pesenssr 4 Nh,
Negro Man 30 years cd, and I lteN Woman 81 ana NJ, -
~ TOT no iauL no - R ~. DICKINSON 4 HRO. AT.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks
Onco % The Ctczt supsHot Court Of law and Chascsu
FOR suehnghsm Cclr, or Monday, he Sth DAY q o,tossr. 1915,
Mknntsr Noseey, paiuuG !
against II Cu.~-n
John fys, defendant \
Ibe Seientsni n' hsvtns sntcred his spPeasnee. ani Eiven ~
curt, according % me act II Aermby and the RuNs a. ths
Coun and y appearing. ~ satisfactory evidence, that bs IL uot an
inh.Atam ofihts Countu II sofdsred, that he I'D sb~ut dsspa
antdo apPtsf a. he Ruiss 10 - hcbsp hI lAs ahC osu on N. 6ns
hontU 10 !aspaU asxt and snsvsf The an q ne pialnfa, ass
teat eoTY OF his otest ~ fsrthNih asserted IN sons usvspsp.s
pvhtnhA IN III city gfRShmont, kF Two moaths ,uecessvsv. "a
po%d nhs mont dSes o. - pun Hous Of TITS eouny.
Ht-HVW y ELDRIDoE, Q. {. Q.
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- south Third street btioW Chrsuut.
And BY ny Agents, l. Gintor, Duvai q Purcell, Y X DuvaL
nuqucsue, Main rrcst = " L1ehdFs1n, p~rnnk MeQnrer, Broa
street, Rcnmord; chs Cofiug, Burg. Thomas 4 Co Fcsrshuu
ard most al the DruFxfas throrgh the uafoa. "a
Tr Premiums nvh.ird 70 tht FrsrtHn inrttute.
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slx months Of le<o would have been several miIeus
Official returus shovv


sx months Of ls<o. would have been several millens
more than the Official returns show.
There are many svidpces in existence of permanent
improvement in our foreign export trade without cor
responding increase improvement in our foreign i'm.
port trade We impress ed with the belief that there
will continue to be gradual but steady increase in the
former, and gradual but steady falling of in the latter
There is no doubt but that this must eventually be the
most extensive exporting country in existence that it
will supply the world with the raw material both for
food and raiment As the population of foreign coun-
tries increases the demand upon this country for bread
rufs &C. must increase, while the increase in popu.
lation within our limits, only tends to rapid
Development Of resources, to a greater and
more general supply OF the nscessaries aud many uxu
res Of life, from domestic manufactures and re-
ducton of the supplies we dependent upon TO-
reign for There is country in the world
having within its limits such unlimited resources
for supplying its own wants, such variety of climate
and soil and which ultimately be less dependent
upon others this, and it is destined to be the reguls
tor. not only of the commercial systems Of the world
but to great extent of the political movements at least
IN his
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hUWES & GUS NEW YORK NlAMN1UIh
CIRCUS.

CIRCUS.
TTVHE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT ever organized in
the United States comprising l5o Men and Horses,
curing Is Carriages convey the performers wardrobe
sicans &C. The company has attached Eight Female
quesans song whom il the Greatest Female Rider Of the
MADAME MARIEMACARTE,
whose style OF Equestrian Fess peculiarly her
being chase and clas.c her graceful and fascinating address,
snd the charming ndivese with which she chains her audi
eence render this gifted and sise the lead
feature Of the this country The Proprieors
nye nepapes Of and daring feat: perform
cd by this distinguished artistic Ameng the novelties which
GIANT AND GIANTESS
Their height Is u feet and their weight 100 lbs Mr.
Randall weigh: -, r. M. Espd, s The nG..
Bean Stalk" and he will perform extraordinary fea Of
strength and agility and will ride in horse The
entertainments will comprise IT Acts of Gym
EIuestrian Director Mr.. H0WEs Riding Master. Mr..
NIXON, and the unapproachable Clown DAN RICE
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose on
Horseback the exraodinary Witnessed Juve
nile Act OF Hor.emanshp by Master Nixon Olympic Exe
Nj Fsas' By Mr. GSs
Dogs Hector and Billy: The SWISS BROTHERS, in
their elegant 0ymns,c Posturss and Grouping Mr. Sweet
sss Of rn . ss
brilliant Act Of Fsnces of Proteus" Mr.. C. Howes in
Slack Rope Evolutions Mr. Geo. Sweet, the celebrated
Tight Rope Dancer. With variety Of Others: The whole
comprising the leading most talented and classic performers
In the world.
This unIiysea of Equestrian. will perform in the
they will visit all the principal cities and towns in the State
nv ne
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WASHINGTON, July 7, 1876.
The Cabinst-Ihe Wdr--aicd other Important
Cub;erfs

WASHINGTON, July Z, 1876.
The Cabinet-1he Vdr--awd other Important
Subjects.
Mr. Buchanan will stand in statue quo until the
report is received of the action OF the British
Government upon the Oregon treaty-he will
then 20 to the Bench, all hands agreed, with tho
understanding that he is to resign if Pennsylvania
demands him for the Presidency.
Mr.. Walker will very likely, after all, 60 to the
State Department. His health will not allow him
to remain in the Treasury under the heavy pres
sure OF business details there required. Besides,
there may be another question Of annexation in
chrysals, in which case it will be judicious for
the South to have southern man controlling the
transitions OF the insect to the ful-blown butter
fy. IL the tariff bill should fail, however, in the
Senate, Mr.. Walker may stand fast
Col. Stevenson's California regiment will soon
be dispatched to its destination. The War De-
partment requires that the regiment shall be
composed Of men Of character, africans, meche-
MICS, farmers, or able-bodied working men-sucn
men as would make good colonists OF a new
country. They are to understand that they are
enlisted for the war, and that when disbanded,
the Government is resolved on disbandng them
within the limits OF the territories OF tne 4 f
States In short, the gist OF the instructions from
the War Department are, that this regiment are
to take possession Of California IN conlnncton
with other forces--that California Is 70 De ours,
thai this regiment is TO be a regm ent OF colonists
as much as a regiment OF soldiers, ana ,nat the
limits of the United States within which they are
to be disbanded, are not yet defined. out tnat
they will be defined by treaty before the troops
are discharged. 1890,
Brirader General Patterson Of Philadelphia,
was Confirmed to-day in the Senate, after two
hours discussion. He was chiefly opposed by
Mr. Allen and Mr.. Hannegan, who wished a
Tennessee man to take charge of the Tennessee
brigade but we suppose little acidity toward
the President, on the subject OF "a 40, had its
weight in the discussion. 49,.
CO. w. s. Fisher, a commander OF the Mier
expediton. is at the u. s. Hotel with his lady
He goes hence to Galveston, Texas.
Al Piney Point Pavilion, Birch's oelcbrated SAT-
water summer resort, at the mouth Of the Poto-
mac. the 4th was celebrated elegantly Judge
Garnett delivered the Grafton Gen. Houston ana
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AUCTION NOTICES.

~.,.. II. DIlCLuZEAU, Auetioneer
SlGNOR VITO vITPs FINAL SALE OF ITALIAN
sIATuAkY, vsses TspestY Clocks, Lamps. NC
FUTILE < DUCLuZEAU will sell This Eyeninx. At
soeoek at The Apollo Rooms No aio Broadway, large
assortment OF Italian Marble a0d Alsbastsr Susry
ing OF u cases Just om Legho comprising som.
OF The richest articles before offered The whole Of
which must be sold Sgnor Viii will leave for Italy during
the ensuing month.
Catalogues ready and the collection can
aminsd during the day aid evening. jy9 her
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RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MnND nE m WA

THIS CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE, will BE-
the usual for the reception Of vi
tiers Its fame in the relief and Of pulmonary sseses
extending over period Of City sustained By act
tent and peculiarly Of il. medicinal virtues, however the
western Virginia" by VIM Burke to be had at Wiley
Putnam The object Of this advertisement to say that
comfortable and that they will be treated with uni
form courtesy and Kindness while the charges will Be found
will be respectable physician attendance Ioad
good order and the beautiful Turnpike Road the Blue
Sulphur will have it plying between the two
Springs which will afford opportunity Of visiting, in
myz msrc THE PROPRIETOHS.
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The benefit is % take place tonight and well selected
bill presented for the OCCASION Miss Craw ford volunteers
Blanca to Mr. Freers Fazio in the Italian Wife, part
which she has performed Mr. Feer gives his celebrated
Defence Of the Stage" Jack Winans appears volun
ter Natz Teisk in the swis. Cotsge Miss Pray and
ith the beautiful drama Of the French SpyNss Caroline
Chapman enactng Ceestes character Of the Spy"
We learn that Tuesday next, MIR. DRAPER, the indus
trous and courteous Treasurer Of the takes
his benefit There few members of the theatrical pro-
fession throughout the less
this gentleman for his exerons in their behalf and
on this occasion. i've
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BATHING, HAIR DRESSING, SHAVING,
AND WIG MAKING

DHALON, No. 81 Broadway, in Judsons Hotel, 30 long
known At 2i4 Broadway conceiving that finely arrang
ed and well conducted Bathing Department
~ to complete his for the comfort and convent
OF HI, numerous patrons has now the pleasure OF inform
ting shampooing and bathing be carried Style may
be found at his place, Judson's Hotel in Broadway
The Baths unsurpassed by in the city for confor
and convenisnce and can accommodate 100 person Hot
Cold, and Shower Baths.
Hair Cutting with clean brushes for each person. having
been feature in his business for years he would
form gentlemen that he WILL usual Of his
business his personal attention. mis- imsr