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my 6-ts Supt. Va. Central p Ro.a

flATILENS AND STRANGERS can find
- at the Bookstore of NASH & WOODHOIJSE.
Eagle Square, superior PIANO FORTES, of ex.
liable makers in the world. These instrnmenls are
warranted in all respects "'o
Meiodeons of various sizes, These sweet instru.
ments are designed as substitutes for organs, and
are Wen adapted for sacred music at home, or in
moderate sized churches. AM nerforrner on ,h -.
piano forte can manage the Melodeon. They are
only TO be seen and heard to be admired
Guitars, from the best rlakers-"Martins and
"Sch midi e. Maui" N
Also, constantly receiving, the latest and most
fashionable Music for the Piano Forte and Cuitar
NV
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Office virginia r.. mud WI. FMS.

Richmond, lst May 1882
The Board Of Directors OF this Fnetiftrsaon have
declared semi.annual dividend Of per cent. of
the earnings of the past Elk months payable TO the
stockholders their legal agents On or after the
18th inst, until which time the Transfer Book will
be closed TH0S.M ALFRiEED, Sec
my 1-dt15th
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Marine Disaster and Loss of Life.
New YORK, May 1.-THE schr. Nassau,
hence for Porto Rico, has been wrecked at see
and all hands lost except one seaman.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY nIspATCH

" Neither House of Congress was in SEES.
sion Saturday.
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nOUBLE BARREL GUNS.-We otter fol
- sale the residue of our stock of fowiing pieces
at reduced prices. Those in want of a good and
cheap article, would do well to give Us call
CT. SINTON & CO, Importers,
Sign Of the Circular Saw
nv II Main street
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ONE DOLLAR: ONE DoLLAR-

ONE DOLLAR. ONE DOLLAR
" GREAT REDUCTiON.-Bring your money to
OSBORN g. CO.'S splendid Skyight Daguerrean
Gallery. As we have lost WORK in sticking to the
regular prices, or, in other words have been under
bid by other artists, have resolved to reduce the
price to one dollar for nice picture aud csse-jua
have ever attempted 10 work at Northern prices,
and we shall expect liberal support Bear in mind
| our pictures are taken with fine sky light
| OSBORN e. cos,
| Sign of the American Flags, opposite the BANKS.
| Any person having picture OF ours that lie nat
| good, can have it retaken free of cost. my5
| M want Immediately, three hun
| w dred LAB0RERS, 10 work cpon tie Weldon
end CASTOR Railroad In North Carolina. TO good
and steady men liberal wages viii. be given Apply
| to MARX DOWNEf, Richmond, or upon the work,
| to GREEN, MYERS n co.
ap 29-12tt
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FOR RENT.-rhe upper part OF the
E:a House occupied by Baker IL Tinsley, (a52
Broad street) Possession given on the 1st day of
June This house has ali tre conveniences Tor a
large family or boarding house Apply to
my It'll BAKER e. TiNSLEY.
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E0R SALE. an excellent secondhand one.
l. horse CARRIAGE and HARNESS, both city
made and in good order, cash price $3.50. Apply
to ]. II STROBIA or LEWIS HILL, 18th street.
T.
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LAMBERrsS OFFICE,
18th Street, under Exchange Hotel.

LAMBERT's OFFICE,
18th Street, under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Extra, No 3, May I:
81 II 80 80 ~ So 90 81 % g. 48 10 IS 80.
For To-Day.-The Delaware State Lottery,
Class No 5. Capitals $25, 900. 10000 1000, 5000,
1000, 1869. 10 Of 1000, &c. rs numbers, 13 drawn.
Tickets So my 10
VALUABLE SPRING MEDICINES
DIR. ROSES CELEBRATED FAMILY PILLS,
for Bilious Conditions of the System, Dyspepsia,
Liver complaint Costiveness, Fever and Ague
Jaundice &C. Price 25 cts.
DIR Roses COUGH SYRUP, for Coughs, Colds,
and Consumption, price so cents, and admitted by
thousands to be the very best and cheapest prepa
ration made.
Dr. Roses BLOOD PURIFIER, or. ALTERA
TIVE, price 81. There Is no preparation for
scrolnla Old Eruptions, Dropsy, Weak Constitu-
tons, or a system injured by the use of Mepcury
comparable to this preparation. For .ale by
my 10 Under American Hotel
NACTs FOR THE PEOPLE.-Why is it
l. that KEEN, CHlLES e. BALDWlN'S sales
still keep ahead, notwithstanding the large increase
Of Ready-Made Clothing Stores in the city. 1t is
owing to the fact that they sell the best work, bet
ter styles of goods better ts and at smaller prices
than the small dealers can possibly afford. 1t is a
thousand dollars worth of goods yearly, can afford
them at smaller profits than who only sells
twenty-five thousand. Call at
my8 NO. 1O2 Maln street.
oranges, LEMONS AND FIGS.-5O
~ boxes Oranges; % boxes Lemons; 100 drums
Figs, receiving fofs by
my 10 WIN IAYLOk.
DRANDY.-3O haH pipes French Brandy 50
ID bbls do do receiving Tor sale by
my 10 WIN. TAYLOR
DUTTER.-25 kegs new Goshen Butter, land
ID ing Per steamer City of Norfolk, for sale.
my 10 WIN. TAYLOR.
TUM ELASTIC HOSE, small size, with coup
N lings and pipes attached. for sale by
my 10 JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
DACON SHOUL DERS--lO hhds small size,
ID landing and Tor sale by
my 10 JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
DRIME LEAF LARD.-20 bbls, landing and for
i sale by
my 10 JOHN ii. CLA1BOhNE
MATER COOLERS, WATER COOL
w ERs.-A very large and beautiful assortment
of the alb ve Of the most approved kinda for sale at
the House-farnshing Store OF
l.. G1NTER,
my S-6t 1877 Main street
SHOWER BATHS, SHOWER BATHS.
- Just received fresh lot of Locks Patent
Shower Baths, the most desirable article now in
uee l.. GiNIEH,
my SGT 1877 Main street.
LIVERPOOL sALT.--700 sacks, fine; $40
IL sacks ground Alum, for sale from wharf by
mys DAVENPORT, ALLEN IL co.
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NOTlCE.-RlpLEY a. WADDY. saddIers
1 and Harness Makers, l6s Broad street,
call the attention of those in want of articles in
their line, to their assortment, which they are will
ing 10 dispose OF on very accommodating terms
They feel no hesitation in asserting tina in pont of
durability, style of finish and excellence of mate
RIAL that their work manufactured under their own
supervisory will commend itself to the approx Al of
al Judges. lhey solicit a call from those in want
OF a superior article of buggy or carriage harness
either double or single, to several very superior
sets lately put up by them. and which cannot be en-
celled in this or any other city. mve-3tt
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sTRATTON5S OFFICE,

Drawn Nos Kentucky, No LOG; May 9Th:
"a 10 % 40 81 q 8 70 4 Ga l6 80 10
Ticket Nos Is 81 39-sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, No 4, May sth
s 4 6S 81 Al TO "A SO 30 90 IS &c
For T0.Day.-De laware No s. Capitals 25,.
600 Tickets So. my 10
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SPLENDID ExHTHTTTorC
AT ODD.FELLOWS, Hall

al ODD.FELLOWS' HALL,
For One Week More. and Posisfv.,~
the Last.
commencing THIS Monday EVENING Nav 10
pRATT's GREAT ORIGINAL Pam.
l KAMA OF EDEN, presenting The Botany 4
"a tne 9iooe with three groups of Adam and Eve.
tne size OF ie exquisitely finished In oil colors and
never before exhibited in the city of Richmond
Doors open at half past O'Clock.
The Panorama will commence moving st 2
O'Clock.
Admission IS cents nv lO-6..
- There will be an exhibition This After.
noon, for children. Adm ission 10 GEMS
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ID UNAWAY, from the subscriber, Negro
HI Girl named SUSAN, belonging to John
Goode Esq. A liberal reward W II be paid for the
delivery of The said Negro TO me- She is supposed
to be lettering about the city.
my 7-3t VALENTINE BROWN.
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ny GEoRGE J. SUMNER, Aucfioreer.
u EVE RIB LO MING pnsps
IEVEkGREENS, &c, &c, AT AUCTION ~
On Iuesday Morning next May III. ar =,
o'clock, will sell al auction, at the room owe. -
Methodist Book Store, In the rear of H. Exalps If
nee, aspendid collection of ROSES. emhra.;ua
all OF the new varieties, Evergreens, Verbenss
Greenhouse Plants, &C. &C., all Of the finest kinds
from the Hollywood Nursery, (speciufens of which
have been exhibited for the last few months a, the
store of r. M. Zimmerman, Main street) Among
the Roses win be found some large Plants of Cloth
OF Gold, Solfatere Lamarque, &C., suitable for the
open ground.
my 6-tds GEO j. SUMNER Auet,r
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NOTICE.-At a meeting of the President
and Directors OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Rail Road Company held the 9Th
April, 1892, it was
Resolced That dividend Of 81 per cent be de-
clared on the stock of the Company, payable on
and after the LIST May next, at the Office OF the Com
pany, in TIE City of Richmond.
ap 30 c. W MACMURDO. Tr
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WlRE DISH COVERS.-The above are a
w most desirable article FIR Summer, to put
over meat fruit, or pies to prevent insects of any
KIND getting upon them No housekeeper should
be without them. For sale at the House furnish.
ing Store of L. GINTER
my SGT 1877 Main street
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Ell WORTHY OF ATTENTlON,-
Akhave this day received two thousand Canada
Straw HATS suitable for servants, which am dis
posed to sell at very low price. Those in want
OF harvest Hats for servants will find it to their in.
terest TO call at No. 81 Main street. Also, beauti
fu article OF India Straw Hats for gent. mems wear
my7-ts JOHN THOMPSON
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ap 2o-3t"fdsWlt WELLINGTON GODDIN.

CENTRAL AND VALUABLE SMALL
v LOTS FOR SALE.-Will be sold, On Tues.
day, the 18th May, 1852, commencing at o'clock
in the afternoon, three LOTS, each containing
front OF 20 feet on the west side of 18th Wall
street continued, nearly opposite the residence and
Jail Of Mr.. Robert Lumpkin. Terms, 4 mos. cred.
it for approved endorsed negotiable paper.
myS w. GODDIN, Auctr.
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A L COST. AT COST.-We are now cell.
n ing great bargains, and all who want goods
really at and below cost must come soon we bava
on hand still: Beautiful Prints at ST cts brown
Domestcs at ct cents, bleached do at CT cents. al
exanders Kid Gloves at 4.6d., Irish Linens very
low WORD, FERGUSON 81 BARKSDALE.
my SIT
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CLOCKS AND TIME PIECES.-We
~ are in receipt of let of the above suitable for
the parlor, the dining room, the office the factory
the hotel, public building of any kind, of various
qualities and designs, some very tasty, and at the
same time, very low in price.
my GENNET 4 JAMES, Eagle Square.
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OUTS, BRUISES, SPRAINS, &C.-The
- German Tincture of Arnica, made after the re
clpe OF the learned Doctor A certain cure for
Cuts, Bruises, Sprains, &c. No mechanic should
be without bottle in his workshop, as the timely
application of this Tincture saves days of lost time
Made only by
nv S-d6t O. STRECKFR
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY JAMES M. TAYLOa

BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.
A DnII> IsTIiATKIX,s sALE.-on
"WEDNESDAY May IL, ct 10 oclk, A M, will be
offered Tor sale at the residence OF the late John
richer, variety Of perishable property belonging
70 ms estate, consisting of household and kitchen
rainiture, Cattle, Carriage one Horse and other
:. ihRMs OF SALE Cash for all sums not exceed
twenty dollars; for all sums above that amount,
ao,;eSi oI Iour months, the purchasers giving me-
so'laoie notes with approved endorserst
An.n.e JOHN ENGLAND,
na.e conducted by JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auetr.
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kSs N0TiCE.-Ihe annual meeting OF
BE- the Stockholders of the Richmond Fred
erickshurg and Potomac Rail Road Company will
be held at The Office Of the Company, in the city of
Richm ond, en- Monday, the 3lst May, 1852, at u
O'Clock NJ.
ap 80 G. w. MACMURDO, TT.
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M UsIC.-P. II. TAYLOR offers Tor sale the
lSl following popular pieces OF Music:
Katy Darling song, by Whiteman
The Last Rose is Fading, song Pencoias
The Officers Funeral, song
Tho It's all but Dream, song
By the Sad Sea Wave, song
Music at Nightfall, song
Ger the Far Blue Mountain, song
Are We Almost There, song
We Are Almost There, song
rTis the Last Rose of Summer, arranged by
w. v. Wallace,
at his Piano Forte and Music Store, 100 Main st.
ap14
OEO BOXES TIN PLATE, all sizes,
ZOO including II by 20, bright and loaded, for
Roofing.
spelter, Zinc, Pig Tin and Bar Lead, Thomaston
Lime, receiving and In store for sale by
ap 80 8. McGkUDEk q SON.
ELUTINAs AND ACCORDEONs.-A.
Il MoRRISS has on hand fae assortment Of
msst beautiful Flutnas and Accordeons which
win be sold very low. Persons IN want OF the
above mentioned Instruments will find II greatly
to their advantage TO give him call. Also good
assortment of Guitars. Flutes, Clarionets, &c, &e.
Do not fall TO call st 81 Main street. my3
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DOR CLEANSING AND PRESERVING
IL THE TEETH AND GUMS, AND PURIFY
ING THE BREATH.-The Charcoal and Orris
Tooth Paste, and the Odonto, or Pearl Dentifrice,
prepared from the recent receipts of the Phadel.
phia College Of Dental Surgeons, by
BENNETT g. BEERS,
Ma;p
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OF Mr.. Cringan, on 9th street, between Clay and
Leigh streets, opposite the residence of w. God
din, Esq. He may be found during office hours at
his former Office on Governor street, between Main
and Franklin. ap 49, lm*
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cases bearing upon the proceedings Of the lnspec
tors at much length. Before he had concluded, ns
gave way at O'Clock for q motion to take recess
Mr.. SMITH resumed his argument, and
having concluded,
Mr.. SHELDON, Chairman Of the Commit
tee On Privileges and Elections obtained the hoor'
but gave way to
Mr.. WALSH, who moved that the House
take recess till O'Clock. Lost.
Mr. CUSHING stated when up before, II
Col Show wished TO address the House, he was Will
ling to have him, but he was opposed to going into
general discussion Of this question as unnecessary
The reports and testimony had laid upon our tables
for a week, and he supposed that the mind OF every
member was made up Yet he was willing 70 ST.
here until doemsday rather than resort to anything
thai might seem unfair discoureous or thai would
work injustice to either party.
Mr.. CoRsER moved that the House ad-
ouTn.
Mr.. WALSH in his seattle gentleman
can now have an opportunity to stay here until
doomsday. He had better have lad his bones III
Troy.
Mr.. CUsHISG-The gentleman can't scare
me, nor can any one else. / am for meeting 'nls
question fairly, honorably meeting 1t like man
am opposed to resorting to anything dlscourteous
or underhanded in this matter. What DO, snaii DC
straightforward and above board.
The question was then taken on the mo-
ton to adjourn, and carried. Yeas 60, nays 5S
The House then adjourned.
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Marketsland Stocks.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Feb 70, 1879
There is no change to notice in the Cor
TON market The FLOUR market has been very dull ins
export demand limited, and the only sales reported
500 bbls mixed brands at 81 81 bb which eeSnne
Of l2l cens The supplies continue moderate ana 'ns
is more dis sion the part Of holders 10 realize
demand for the supply OF the city trade less Active
vibin the range OF 81 50a$550 for common aud etua
hrands small sale Of BYE FLOUR at So So In coz
MA no transactions have under our notice We
oucte at So ISL Dbl WHEAT continues in demand eos
Tor milling ard expectation. Sales OF l,seo bush pnn
Penny lv.sia Red at eec bush We quote wh n:n.,
81 C6a Si67. RYE, IL here, would command Z. CEN
Com dull and there rather more offering cns
sostheIn yellow ac at sod al Sc, which Is Gee M
In oars pothiog dong FREGHTs to Liverpool AZ Is %
D. sd D bbl for -Four and I'd buah for Gram Cole.
,rs IN 700 demar 10 load for the East yard az
tive rates WHISKY is held at 2lc. IN bbls and s1S<'''
Lh6s. .o.p.s p.;lrosd
sss ic7 Psnns, lvsna Railroad, az SD u BAN
$50 opr Isl az Railroad 81 0oo Reading Rauros az
Nav SIS ts, 80; IL Man snd Mech b. Ts s19I U,S
Rslioss rs 81 lOil Aiinehin Railroad. III HAIL
burg RaIosd, a. $50 State es lOes 80 d. ioss
rs,d Bank ii{; 500 State SIS. So $3.50 do sst .a,r
Second BocYd-,o Guard Bank la tsee ns s-ns
Ga 70 III 10 Union Bank Tenn So; ~ ~
Garden g. $,OsS Sch Nav 6. Ss SCI cs n'.i II,
e 600 state s. SOL 10 PsRna r. r., AZ Ice Long
4 R., 81; 300 Union Canal, Isl $500 Psnha' D'~
pdsc Ga
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The Free. soiIers and the Presidency.

The following statement of J. E. Snod-
grass, of Baltimore, will be interesting to our
readers, because giving reliable information as
to the preliminary and prospective movement
of the distinctive Free Soil party, in connection
with the approaching Presidential contest
To the Editors Of the Sun.
In your paper of yesterday find the following
speculation from the pen ofyour entertaining wash
ington correspondent, ""
1T is now nonsense to talk Of any other party
than the Democratic party or the Wing party, and
Of any other nominees than the Democratic nominees
and me Wing nominees for the Presidency and Wee
Not knowing what number of votes or what
9Th of machinery your correspondent CONSIDERS
niece ssaIy TO constitute party, 1t Is not my pur-
nose to take any exception to the opinion trst ex-
dressed above for what constitutes party y may
be considered somewhat refined question OF specu-
Iaijon merely. But, as to the other statement IN
volvIg, as Il does question OF FACT, feel called
upon to make counter statement, in the spirit OF
becoming Difference ~
II ia in my power to state from reliable data, that
there ui be at least more ticket Of Presidential
nominees and that it will be voted BY the Free Soi
party.
National Committee, which was held at Washington
recently the questions OF the time and place for the
next National Convention OF the Free SOL party,
(Which has been ordered for the purpose OF presi-
Dental nominations for 1881 came up for con-
sic Grafton with q view to proper determlhanon-
The result of that confe ence indicated the holoing
of the contemplated Convention, after the Whigs ana
Democrats shall have held their Conventions Inc
precise cay being matter Of less urgency It's selec
non was postponed for further and fuller consuta
ton Pittsburgh was pointed to as the place most
probably to be settled upon finally.
knowing the anxiety which you have al ways OK.
pressed to furnish the readers Of The Sun, without
respect to parties, with reliable informstion-facts
rather than specuations leaving them to make
their own deductions-I have thought THIS note
might be deemed worth the small space II occupies
in your crowded columns J. E: SNoDsRAss,
Maryland Member Of the Committee.
Baltimore, FEB. 81, 1852.
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The STAR IN THE EAsr.-In May, 1916,
when the news arrived that the State Of Michigan
had abolished Capital Punishment, The Nsp. York
Tribune remarked that the Sun had risen in the
West" Now that the gallant little State Of Rhode
Island has wiped the bloody law from her Statute
Book, we may saw Z" Behold the Star IN the East"
Yes. the Legislature Of Rhode Island has the glory
OF being the second In this Union to ordain the total
abolition Of the Death Penalty and by large ma
jority too, A to 20 in the popular branch Let tbs
friends Of the take courage from this almost
unexpected triumph. II has been effected by perss-
verng exertions by lectures by the circulation Of
documents and by petitions. We have long known
some OF the active men and women in this movement
in II. J., and we knew them to be OF that class who
are never defeated, though often bsiled We re-
joice with them
Now for the Empire State. Let us rsdoubls our
exertions and We shall succeed. New-York has
done many glorious things for humanity. She Was
among the first to abolish imprisonment for deos, 70
forbid the of the lash State Prisons 10 furnish
Libraries and Instructors for Convicts, and to esab
lsh an Asylum for Idiots In that important cause
the sacredncss of human lfe-may she also re-
member her MULTIPLICATION.
tChrisiaA Embasssdor.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

1t is the Brooklyn Institute, and not the
Female Academy, where the Alleshsnians are to
give their Farewell Concert on Tuesday night.
"A German laborer, named Frederick
yandsrch, suffered compound fracture OF the leg,
IN consequence OF the caving in OF an emoankmens
at Red Hook Point, where he had been at work. He
was taken TO the Hospital.
The flags on the Fulton Ferry boats
were displayed at half ysste in token Of
respect for the memory OF Benz. w. STILL pilot In
the employ OF the company, who died the evening
previous.
In consequence of the continued illness
Of Justice King, his Court room is occupied BY Jus
tice Truman Smith, before whom all matters over
which Police Justice has Jurisdiction arc now
brought.
1T is understood that the Jamaica and
Brooklyn Plank Road Co. has agreed to code to
Brooklyn that part of their road between Bedford
and Brooklyn avs for the extension Of Eulton-av..
upon terms mutually acceptable.
The Long Island Railroad Co. haze re-
solved to employ no person who is an in.emlSNts
man. A charge Of drunkenness will procure IN In
mediate discharge.
On Tuesday evening the Law Committee
OF the Common Council reported in favor Of an
amendment 10 the City Charter authorizing the in
vestment Of the City Funds in the bonds or secun-
ties issued BY the Board Of Supervisors Of Kings
County
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tons concerning the story Of the capture OF the Sea
Serpent as published in The Tribune Of yesterday
Ono writer edihes us with the 4lst chapter of Job
ar further foitfes the argument by quoting the fol-
Loving from Isaiah, (ch. 81, viz
.In that WV the Lord with his sure and great and
strong sword shall punish evathanthe piercing serpent
even CROOK ed serpent and he shall say The
dragon that 10 in the sea-"
Another correspondent sees the bland countenancs
of the great Barrum in the background He says
Iresd with much your correspondents account
of the capture of the Sea Serpent cannot but tnink
,yeythu COZ sidered that II one OF Barnum specua
lions The vessel that brought in your account was bound
TO Bridgeport where Barnum resides AT ali events, ~ Is
rather Phineas, than otherwise"
We have no doubt that if the monster is ever
brought to lard, he will End his way to the Ameri-
can Mustum. In the meantime we have only to say
we gave tNe story as We received it.