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EA ENSlFE LHND y 3LE IN flhIl-
NAV learn from the shing,on News
that sale OF laat large and valuable irac, ol
land in Alexandra cGun,g, known as the FAIR
fax Tract, was made in the course Of ia>l week
The purchasers are an en,rrpf'zins Northern
firm, who inlead setting up 4 saw mill on the PFC
perry Immediately, and in the course OF Inc Sum-
mer will Greer furnace in - near one OF The CT
fes of Washington or Alexandria. The i!ac,
contains upwards Of 700 aces, End is rnmarka-
bly vel, 10 .aed Pr, : s - ARC
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w;l, throw still more light upon the principles
which will govern The new President IN regard 10
appointments and removals. He says ne WIN
act in these matters "soely for The honor ahd
good OF the country" and not inquire Whehei
Inc candidate "is Wing or Democrat or whe'h-
or he voted for or against me-"
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soon as its advocates disclose the selfish designs
to those "who pay the piper" Singular enough
that whilst This tallacy is attempted upon 'ne
country from the very poin! from Whicn u mas
its strongest advocates, another monster oil d
most mischievous characer is exhbled-ln-
reference with The domestic relations oil those
who ill The soil. /! is amusing 10 see how
these men introduced Christianity as their auInc-
riiy Tor upturning cur peace and destroying our
happiness, whilst, if they had continued their Pc
ruSa o.the book from which they profess 10 haVe
learned their lessons OF human duty, they would
have read rebuke 10 those who busy themselves
about the matters Ot others, ina, il properly ap-
piled, would have suggested aiiferent line OF ac-
iiop Besides this, they seem 10 read only the
FIRST lines in our Declaration of independence
II they could be induced 10 reverence thai other
work OF orr orefalhers, called the Constitution,
Sc, ious obstacle would have suggested ITSELF, as
their IccoIlectiOns called up the necessities which
GRATED il. The anli-slavery men ought 10 learn
that OIL but simple duty OF respecting their pa
rents. Fanaticisn has done no vier work than
leading these deluded men 10 gnash their teeth
whilst they behold all of the spendor OF our
machicss career, and treating with contempt all
those uselul,leachings that spring up, as ne path
way though which We have come IS revisited
BY the human reason. That ever wise teacher ex-
pelience, tells lis story unfortunately 10 needless
eistdnd,nss. II, perchance, religious lanai
cism has placed its poison IN the mind, il is TO De
hoped however, that this deusion will end ere
lone aud The biowy ocean will subside.
Wh:n have ascerlained more fully he con-
di'ion Of lhr California enterprises. will write
you abou, thll cnguphug subject.
Your ODD, serv'. d. IL. L.
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albany. EehLnarY 10

We learn that VIM. Bennet, who was serious
ly ipjnted by collision of trains on The Utica
and Schenectady Railroad, in April last, has re-
covered the sum OF $1,000 damages, al the Her
kimsr Coun,v Circuit Court
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Cas- over TAYLOR, 3,4I4. Taylor and Van
Buren, over Cass, 1880. Polk over Clay, Il, 1872.
sIn ench Of these counties there are few votes
rul ned having been cast for Cass and Butler and
Taylor and Fillmore direct, without naming the cleo
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appointment by the Governor 81 Virginia.
C. c. Burt of Homer, Calhoun county, Mich
gan, 10 be- Commissioner for tina, STATE, 10 take
acknowledg 81 deeds, &c.
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and j, is currently reported ,ha, the Bank inier+.
shortly 10 resume payment on all lis notes !,
specie.
TIE GOLD FEVER IN EUROPE.
The California goId-seskius mama has :,
tended 10 the Continent 81 Europe, and IN i.
ports Of Germany ami Den mark there are arest,
vessels fl ing out Tor The conveyance OF aigs,.
urera 10 the aurierors region. The Enp,is.
journals are sill crowded with advertisement,
or vessels loading enterprises organizing, al!
Joint stock companies forming, all set in moo,
nv The continued favorable repors from N.
United States Of The marvellous riches Of i.
rev discovery.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL CUrroN MARKET, January Pill
A. M-.The Cotton market opened this mornr,
with much firmness, and with the promise Of :
good business to-day The closing prices OF yes.
lerday are fully supported, with an upwart er.
dency. The buoyancy of this mornings boz.
ness, on The London Seek Exchange, will taG.
favorable influence upon 10 days Cotton MAI.
kel here
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sUpREMg COURT OF APPEALS.

Nearly million # dollars has been snbscrib
ed by the citizens OF Mobile 10 The Mobile anG
Ohio Railroad
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S-[OFFIclAL.I

ILLINOIS-[OFFIclAL.I
Counties. Taylor. p.
Adams l992 2ol
Alexander l0l
Bond 39l AS
Boone Ala 4oU
Brown 4OS ~
/. ureau 376 $50
Calhoun 2l5 5
Carroll 42G Ito
Cas- I6l III
Champaign 2l3
Christian 1913
Clark TAB ~
Clay 2OT
Clinton 33l
Coles 81 b
Cook lJuo 2l2U
Crawford a93
Cumberland $50
De kalb 223 All
De Wit 373 20
Du Page 3l3 526
Edgar 629 AZ
ElWarts 2SS ~
Ethngham ~
Fayelle 4uJ
Franklin i39
Fulton 1858 81
Gallarin go u
Greene so3 30
Grundy l23 b3
Hamilton l25
Hancock luS1 u
Hardin 234
Henry l3b rs
Henderson, AUS DO
lroquois 26S -
Jackson III
Jasper l54
Jefferson 2oU
Jersey, 80 IS
Jo Davies TIT ia
Johnson 81
Kane o55 l22O
Kendall 392 541
Knox $50 392
Lake 81 lOoS
La Sale S62 SI3
Lawrence 464
Lee 800 l33
Livingston, 81
Logan 4bo
Macon 253
Maconpin ITO 80
Madison 1920 log
Marion 227 10
Marshall 3U4 Al
Mason 39l
Massac 2O4
McDonoush 439 %
McHenty 6lS 1916
Mclean 1853 "a
Menard COS
Mercer 436 ~
Monroe 355
Montgomery 332 Is
Morgan 1872 l39
Muultrie 24S
Osle 6S2 Alb
Peoria 1897 500
Perry 239 Al
Plat 1872
Pike 1909 l59
Pope pa
Pulaski "a
Putnam 266 2J
Randolph $50 800
Rchland' 33l
Rock Island SOB 96
Sangamon l945 AZ
Salincs l33
Schuyler oO7 81
Scolt 79S 10
Shelby 337
Stark 2l4 81
Stephenson 73O III
81. Clair llO0 63
TaZewell 1897 70
Union lcS
Vermillion 942 Is
Wabash 456 Ia
Warren 537 lag
Washington 204 q
Wayne 800
White GA Is
WhiIesiic 39l 219
Will 7l3 $40
WootfoTd 1856 So
Winnebago sec SO7
Williamson Oil
Total 532l5 1904
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A RESCUE TO TEE AFFLICTED /
THE CELEBR.4T&D
JEW DAF DIS,
Or Hebrew Plaster.

4 CERTAIN REMEDY Tor all liked pains in III.
"A Side, Chest. Loins Back, Bowels, Muscles. Rheu
matism in all lis varied f"rms, Nervous Affections,
Lungs and Liver Complaints, Spna! Affections, fr
male Weaknesses, etc., etc For The above complaints
this Plaster has EQUAL. The great celebrity which
il has already acquired not only III the old but III thr
new wurld-thr extraordinary cures II has performed
IN the most extreme Of suffering have acquired
fnrll such reputation. that thr proprietor ha~ not--n
Ill rscenty-bren able 10 supply hall the demand
Tho sales throns hout every city. Town and iherin
the United States are without parallel!
circumstance not surprising, when hr vast amount
of human suffering relieved by its use IS considered.
I'm Snnal Defects lie hrnrli usually IS !" Inc most ne
cidsd character In Nervous Complaints, nineteen
cases out Of twenty readily yield :" the penetrating s-
mula combined IN this valuable preparation
In Rheumatism, eiheTacnir ~ chronic, the Claims oi
the Hebrew Plaster have long since been universally
acknowl lodged. Those who are !aborns under weak
backs no matter from what Cause the weakness may
have ACKNOWLEDGMENT If smch persons nave been ms
guided IN previous appcatlons-n the use OF The He
brew Plaster they Will lind the affected part suddenly
restored TO its original soundness
As supporter IN cases of constitutional weakness u
will he found of great advantage II Is particularly re.
commended Females who are suffering from sudden
weakness or general debility. In short, embraces
all the virtues which the most scientific III was en-
pabr of compromising from valuable substances found
in the old world and will he found entirely Tree from
those objections which are source Of complaint with
the numerous spread plastrrs now he fore the public
~ These plastrrs possess the advantage Of ben
nut no in air light horeshence they retain thrriml
virtues IN all Climates
BEWARE OF COCNTERFEiTS AND BASE mi
TATlONS.
None renuue without the engraving Of JeU Darid on
The wrapper around each box Price So cents per boz.
Each hoI contains sufficient Ia spread six eight pIas
tiers.
Sold Wholesale and Retail hy SGOVIL 4 MEAD,
No 49, Charters Street, New Orleans, General Agents
for the South and West. Sold also by
ALIEN DUVAL, Richmond.
GAYNOR = WOOD, Richmond
THOS II ROSSER. Petersburg.
~ a. SANTOS, Norfolk.
Nv. & C. II. TIMBERLhKE Charlottesville
May24-dlycW
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IL "a 1il ID e : Us % fiice
(F0RMERf unyrps,

= ~
On Fourfeesh Street under inc Exchange lfotel
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery, Extra. M 5a-,,av an
10 "a n rs 81 q % u 81 "a Is 10 al
Ticket, Nos l6 q 81, Two more said BY
DO 81 a454 LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos Of Mononeaia Lottery, Glass 5s-say 5tb
4S 81 Sc IS 81 ~ II "a liz 30 10 "a )
Whole, Nos24 80 A. Each 5000, sent To his az
Quarter. "a 4C, fice.
Drawn Nos Of Sussex lottery, Class No as-May TN
10 II 81 - "A II "A 6 20 ~ 50.
Ticket, Nos 40 SO, prize Of SIUO, sold hy
Drawn Nos of Sussex tery Class No a9Nmay lI,,
is e. % q "a g Il "a G5 Il 8 II % 10.
whole iickr,, Nos 81 Is, prize Of sl5O, return
ed To the Managers
Drawn Nos OF Sussex, Extra, 57-May Iath.
o. % al aH6 80 "a II 54as
Drawn Nos. Mongolia, Class 62-May Iatb.
IS 81 Is ola - 81 60 - 81.
U-nAI.
TUEsDAY-The Wilma Monongalia Lottery, Glass
No 63. Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 5000, 1000 Lin
~ Of 1000, &c, &c. Nos, IL drawn. Tickets S.
shares in proportion.
WEDNESDAY-Spefid Scheme The Delaware
State Lottery, Class Nov. Capitas $4,000, 2UuO,
1000 5,OOo 5000 ,5s9, of 900. &C &C. 7s Nos
IA drawn. Tickets SlO-hares in proport,on.
THURSDAY-The yginia Mononcalla tot,,,v.
Class No. "a Capital. $40 600, 5,OO0, $500. ) Ia5
aOO0 10 of 500, 10 OF $50, 10 Of coo, &C. Is Nos
l2drawu. Tickets SIS; hves2 so; qrs 25
fRlDaY-The sussscountyl tDelaware) Lottery.
Class No. 81. Capitals 900, 1000, 5000 3 900
sc. Is Nos, ID drawn Tickets 81; halves ): mar
iers
sATURDAY-Doilar oitery. The SUSSEX emn,v
(Delawarej Lottery, En-, Glass No 60 CAPITALS.
s4,250, 1870, &c. IS ~, 10 drawn. Tickets 81:
halves 50 Cts; luattersj c.
Saturday EyenlnrSalrs close ats O'Clock.
The Virginia Mononja Lottery Glass 65 for Is4o.
Capitals S35 ,ODO TO- on 900, &c. 6G Nos 10 drawn
Tickets SlU-shareS iTrOportion.
Rieh and Spicndii ottsry. TO BE- drawn on Sd
tuday day 2GM, lS49
The Virginia Mongolia Lottery, Class E. for ls4a
10 drawn BALES outf 7o-naking more prizes than
blanks!
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Photographer Inc Baltimore SUM-

NISeTCN, May 70, lS49
Ca6snet Meeting tportant appointments, &c.
The Cabinet wa session Today for some
line, aad seemed progress rapidly with the
pnsiaess before il. ,r he following official list
CT appointments, irdlns those Tor the city OF
Baltimore, | am ,bied 10 the editor of The
Washington Wing
George P Kane, lector Tor the pot of Bal
lm"re. vice WIN Marriott, removed.
Charles 1 Max, postmaster, Baltimore,
VICE James M Bupan, removed.
Thomas King Coll, naval officer, Tor Bal.
more, Md, vice Jes Polk, removed
Elias T GrifimTyeyor OF the Customs a,
Baltimore, vice WI Cole, removed.
lanes II. Kerparshal OF MARYLAND, vice
Moreau Foues', owed.
Thomas lrelansoleclor for Annapolis, Md,
zee Richard SAY who did no, qualify
John II. Allenpllector OF Oxford, Md, vice
HNholas Wilishoved.
Jno. BIackasS surveyor at Llewellensburg,
I'D, vice A. THas, removed.
John +. SlunSurveyor at Nottingham, Md,
ace Thos. w. ane, removed.
Robert C. Coian, surveyor al Louisville,
Nv vice NalhSl P. Porter.
Rober; N. Casn, receiver OF public moneys
a. V'ncennes, lana, vice Samuel Wise, re-
moved.
John G. CLAIR register OF land Office, Vim.
ceones Indiana, + Jones Fl. Mayher. removed
John Baird, retver, era wfordsville, Iniiaua
wee Bennett w. DIE, removed.
John Ewing, reser, Charlottesville, Indiana,
vice John w. Rusfemoyed.
Maunsel WhirLouisiana, pension agent,
Neu Orleans, yicsreenbur7 Dorsey, removed.
In addition 10 llabove, | learn from pretty
good authority the following appointments
Tor The city OF N York were also made, but
will DOT b. cficiS announced until tomorrow:
Hugh Ma1ws collector Of the port OF New
Yoik.
James Brady t-Mayor) postmaster OF New
York.
John Young G-Governof) receiver Of public
moneys Al The q OF New York.
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OMEltClAL RECORD.
RICumos MARKETS. MAY Is

RICHMOS MARK ETS. MAY Is.
TOBACCO Receipts aud inspections in
creasine but Whoul any change in prices
Cool and finepanuiaclurins and slemmins
kinds are 10 deand, and sell readily al good
rices We quo luss 81 IS 10 So IS and SO;
common leaf $50 a "a so; middlng TO good 81
I5a S. so and 8; sood To fine Sc so SO 50
4nc 50; extra minacluring $40 Sl2 SO
HlRRINGS Very scarce; Cut SO %, al
which sales areiss; Gross "a so; Shad 81.
FLOURISH S4 62s.
WHEAT-9a IS C. Tor red; 100 C for white.
fne Iils bav,t ceased grinding Tor The season.
CORN-47A $50 cents.
BACON-Vquia cured 7 8 cents, hog
ound; Wes,erBides cents; Shoulders 5 ST
ce4ls Hams 6 a cents with very small de-
maud Tor all kin. LARD-7a s c., and dull.
0ATS-28 aD cents per bushel.
CORN MEAS cents.
WHlSKEY23a cents Tor Recri6ed.
LIVE STOG-BEEF: scale weight 81 75la
IS gross; Hoes none in market; SHEEP 81
S4-as 10 quaiy.
SUGAR-NeS Orleans Al a'5tc.; Porto Ri
co, Al &c; 81 aoiI, ct TIC; double refined
Goat, crushed al powdered)9c Very Dull.
SALT-Lastaies from wharf 40 per sack
from store 81 45sDull.
LARD-Barrs "a cents;kess "a cts
FlSH-New serrings Sc 25. New No.
CIl Henngs S25; No. l Shad Sc Is; No.
Family Roe IS s new No. Gross Herring,
"a an. and 81 81
HlDES-Gree sailed a At cents per h..
Caltsa'led IS cts, l each; Spanish Is l5i cts.
SoAP-For b wn &c.; yellow Al Sc, pei
pound; white andfarieeated - a IA.
FLAXSEED-l5a l2U cents per bushel
STEEL-Amacan hlisleted 81 10 per ton.
FEATHERS-s a IS cents.
COFFEE-W quote Rio al Ct a u cents.
Laguayra st 7; 81. Domingo Gems; Porto
Rico TT a Z; Jaw 81 II cents
TEAS-lmpenl and Gunpowder SIS a 25c.
r. h.. Black PSI 80 c. Dull
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New Spring Dry Goods.

C. II ) L Il LA rHROP have
opened a new aud varied assortment Of new and
desirable STABLE and FANCY Dry GOODS, Ia
winch they particularly invite the attention or mer
chants farmers. house Keepers aud ali IN want Of Dr "
and fashionable Goods. Their consists IN part uf
Black and coi"r-d French aud English Cloths
Black French Doe>kins aud ras>ini-r-s
GoIorrd, PLAN aud striped Iasslmrrrs
kich blick aud c"lorrd silk and Satin Vrstnrs
narsrillrs, Valencia aud Linen rrsilngs
Black and cninrrd Iashmrrrts and Drap de Etc
Checked Linens and co!orrd Linen DrIlls
Heavy Riding Cords aud M,rinp "a ,s,nicres
SIX, Satin, Lawn AMI other Cravals
Black and r0'orrd SIX and Satlu Srarfs
Exia rich SILK Tissues aud Barrgrs
Plain and embroidered Grenadines
Plain and figured Glaze silks
Plain and plaid Gin.hams
PLAIN and embroidered rarrtan Musas
Black MhiItonI and Italian Silks
Double and single width Gro lie Rhinr5
Plain aud figured hlacs aud blue black Pout de Sole
Black French and English llombazlnrs
Black Six Warp Alpaca,
Plain and figured coInfrd paccas
Rich aluusrn dr LANES
French Wrought -. Collars and Cuff
LawDs-every style sud quiiuy
kich PLAID aud isurtd Linen I.u,trrs
Birarhtd and brown shlrtna and Snr1tnr
Prinls-evrry style and quality
Pdfasnls-rssfy qnaiity lnh color
hornets, Ribbons, FlnwrrS and BandhDrrS-alI uf
which VIII be sold on thr most favorable terms nv
CHRISTIAN & LArHRoP
niafch J"-cu No ID VAN street.
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C0TUTNG NOTICE

DEDUCs your prices, if you wish 10 sell
n goods. nee reduced my prices 20 per CEN,
am sellirahe very goods. Only lhink-fne
drab tweed ATS al 10 So so; brown linen sack
and irock d,s at 25 to ST so, fine cloth dress
and tfock CTS a, I SO 10 $40; fancy banded
cashmere hts only 50. Never hal such sales
before. CD excitement at the Up Town New
York Ciols Store, sign OF the Red Posts
Another OF those Paris Waking Goats will
be received Adams & Co. 10 morrow.
ASH hadrom 40 to 60 hands daily employed
in making garments in This city, the present
stock music sold al reduced prices, TO make
room Tor or goods daily receiving.
The abclare tor sale al FLEETS Up Town
New Yorkid Richmond CloIhing Manufacto
ry, 1876 Nj street, opposite Eagle Square, and
mex, door dough and Ready Hotel, agn OF The
Red Pos!s May
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LOTTERIES.
.SsraGi0as1s ss1s.e.a,

no. 5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET p,c,,.
~ moND, VIRGINIA "'''''
Let all the world say whatln.yeo,
For selling Prizes. STRATTON,st m. man
$1,000 soLd AMI paid!
Drawn Nos Of Delaware Lolery, Ma l5-aprilu.
40 AZ 10 &c 20 % ~ ID "A 36 10 m
Ticket, Nos l6 % 63, the third ca,i,aI or ca o,o
Do % SO, prize Of .,na
both sold and paid by sTRATToS.
LOOK AT THIS,
Unprecedented Lues IT SfRarT lS-S
Fonr Prizes oi ,uoJ sold aud paid in one In,,e.y.
Drawn Ms Of MuurngaiI, No n an,ua,.,.
Gs 80 10 IS 20 AZ 10 g. l az 70 AZ
Whole Nos. Is % a. prize ofslOou: half ma % 10
49, do Of 1000; half nos 10 30 u a" s s Nos os
- 81 3D. do of 1000, all sold and paid by ''' ~
Drawn Nos. Of Monongalia, No, GIu IMhr I n.
rs So Of SIS l6 81 10 . IS 10 ~ AZ ~
Ticket Nos IS 81 s. prize ofsloo sold and paid by
Drawn Nos Of sussss Lottery, No as-sIa Nav I'M I'M
,.lo 81 90 81 g. O. - q 65 II Ii '' % IL 7s
r,e.. Ds B.. i e 100 rcs. more, sold and
'''.Fi Do Nos Il q q e. e, pad by srRA1roN.
Drawn Nos. Monongalia, No 62-Mav Ia,h
Is 81 Is 81 6s 90 24 60 70 g.
SCHEMES FOX THE BEEs
$4,000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS,
observation-disclosures aa, Nc. 63. Capitals co, nan
5000, 3O0U, 1000, l,G'D, 10 Of 900, &c ~ 10
drawn Tickets 50; halves 10; quarters | o5
10000 DOLLARS! II 900 DULLARSi
Observation-Disclosures, M. 90 Can,,al, Can
100, i2,OUr 7,0uO 5,nOU 1000, 5s9, 900 u, If nm,
&C IS Nos IA drawn. Tickets sIni halves5 urs !, IN
10000 DCLLARSi 5000 DOLLARsi
THURSDAY-Monongalia No. IA. Caui,aIs. con
0UO, 1000 $500 ., las 2O0O, 10 OF 500 Oof o51 IN
OF 200, &c IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets SIS: halves
So qrs. | o. 80
$4,000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLI.ARSi
FRlDAY-snssrI, No. 81. Capitals: sls, 900. 7.Ooo
5000, 5000, 29, of loo, &C Is Nos. i, draw
Tickets sd halves .qrs. l.
1850 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARSl
SATuRDAY-SusseI, Extra. NJ. 60 CapitaIs.-
S425O, 1900 Zoo, &c 7. Nos. rs drawn. Tirtrlss
halves 5hcts. ;quarters 25ctL
GRAND SCHEMES FOR MAY. 1870
Virginia Monongalia Lottery Glass No. q. far ls.9
10 be drawn on Saturday, Nay 18Th &c yo, I.o,,erv
II drawn ballots. splendid Scheme: s35 0o0 Iu Gu0
6ooo, 5000, a4D0, 10 nf loo, &C. &c TirI.t sin,
halves 5; qrs. so. 80
virginia MonOngalia Lottery, Glass p for 1870 i,
be drawn on Saturday, Nay 26th. IL drawn nun
beers out OF 49, Capitals: sU0OO 30 900 - 100 10 400
5000, 1900, 5000. 5OOO, 1000 10 Of $50 so n ma
&c. Iickets $50; halves %; quarters S. eiphtbs , So
Orders or Packages, Crlihcatrs OF Package, ana
single Tickets in atlr ltteres will b. promntv nj
tended 10, aud drawings snt when requested Pleas.
auuIesS" faersto N. STRATTON,
way u Richmond Va
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ID oncegrapkr The Baltimore Sum-
rTHEK YORK RIOTS.
4ors Arrests u Effects Of Loaded Cannon
u. S. Ten Readiness : Coronsy's H.
oassl-T sti1R f GEN Sanford OPERATIONS
Of the Cara, Burial Of the Dead-Qust
Restored, &c
fYoRx, May Pa M.
You will hal accounts OF The to,nes OF
me past nigh, morning papers.
The city COPS quiet. There have been
sky persons aed since last night, charged
with throwing and other violence. They
are IN prison, aing investigation.
several miiitt0mpanies are still out, but
all is peace aDdsiness, and no further dis,ur.
Dances appreha
The bauicadpf TOUR streets LEADING N The
'rea'Ie, and Phg heavy artillery in them,
lad most saiuetfect, and served more 10 in.
nm'da'e Inc mo any thing else.
=. NEpaK, Sunday 1874 Am.
Inc miNaryshil on duty in the vicinity
o. 'hs opera II and The excitement has mol
BY any meansf;ded. The United States
Hoops ana inaIprps are held in readiness to
act II .he,r >erythould be required.
a Pof'lon OH Killed during The riot are
sIpecled 10 be This afternoon. which will
.oupIess cause icreased excitement.
The New Yoterald. of This morning. con-
!aius The proceedoi,he csroner's inquest over
ne bodies OF THIN. Mayor Woodruff and
General SanfortHe been examined. The lat
Ter says that iftIlhe military were wounded
tr,oI- the hring,menced, and that they nev.
q could have q out OF the crowd il the d.
ns had 70: lakace. The examination had
81 concluded.
The mail by iHamship Hibernia left New
YORK ioI The Souls morning.
NoRK, Sunday-l0 Pm.
The theatre is in possession Of The police,
ID The streets a thoroughly occupied by the
military. DeiacSts OF cavalry have beer
securing suspicioSaces and streets, 10 prevent
congregations OF mob. All, however, is quie',
40. no iuriher 'Tfs are anticipated tonight
!, mas been rainiheaIly all day, which has
probably been of /; service in preserving or
der, as il di,ninE he number OF spectators
and thus checked ardor Of The rioters. The
funerals oil The kilwe.e also aot SO largely al.
euded 80 they WI have been il The weather
bad been clear.
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