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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-05

CALIFORNIA PRoDUCTIoNs.-AIiongt the wen
ders at the State Agricultural Exhibition In Cali
forna were a calf, seven months and a half old
which weighed eight hundred pounds; two hogs
which weighed 900 pounds; sunfower, three feet
in circumference; peanuts two inches long; a elus
ter of twelve large pears on single twig; and a
stem Of peach tree, five feet long, containing thir
ty magnificent peaches, some of which measured
seven inches in circumference
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VTRGINIA MECHANICS .2STTY1715i7

Tlirs = I1I,IVI pDNI,IT TT 1UTrEh DGTr AWARDED TO
R0S S5iR RAfLlSG Ii SGqX ExaB1F iii - sPEGIMENs OF
NAL EXHIBITION. ma u'bscribsr her 1Tonld re.
e'Hha mioTn ms Ira .nds and the public generally
tna a, th increased facilities to manu-
IN. .S a't ~ Put up in the best Iron Eersn-
rnd 1 Lea ofa variety OF patterns well as
~. n d end VI alnontal Railing Of either Wrought or
- ,or Dwellings, Parks and Cemetery Lots
sr p ali AID Cellar Doors, Area, Grazing Hinges,
= f0n terms that cannot fail to give satisfaction.
e call respectfully solicited before purchasing
-seTAere. JAS ID. BROWNE,
Qcrdlm 9th street next to Lnfavetts Hall
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DEATH OF A MURDEREss.-The Chambersburg
Pa.) Whig records the death in the jail at Hunt.
ington, Pa, of Elizabeth Harker, who had lain
there under sentence of death since tho fall OF
1853, for the murder of her husband and after
wards of her sister by poison. She IS years
of age when she committed the first of these mur-
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1.-THE Magnesia, and other foreign matters are too
small to interfere much with the quality of the
Lime IL will make a good Lime, and more free from
Magnesia than much of tho Northern Lime
Gillian.
My principal object being experiment, with the
view larger operations in this business have con-
cluded flor the presently put the price per
bushel for the Stacked Lime, the Kilns, with tho
addition of freight and TOLL any point the James
River and Kanawha Canal
CEMENT--Always on hand, the celebrated James
River CEMENT, fresh ground inferior to none manu-
factured in this country Orders supplied at shortest
notice. any point in the Union For reference
quality refer to nearly every work of importance in
Virginia and North Carolina. Address
CHARLES H. LOCHER,
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A VENERABLE BED CoRD-The Portland (Me)
Argus, says that in Bangor. there Is a curiosity
worthy Of notice, in the form OF a bed cord made
from the sinews of whale, which was brought to
this country In 1640. 1t has been in constant use
for 4! years in the family Of Timothy Colby, never
was broken and Is AZ good a. new The Colby
family have owned it tor 200 years
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MILLINERY, &c.

...~~--.,-oIRNT ENTERPRISE.-SEw-
q. AT sessyaIsas srA ps2s
"a The aHss--yiiur aHs., on the SEWING BUSINESS
hss.oches. respectfully solicit share Of the
gssS lsss,TTi A. MAKING department is superin-
'fbs N.Y.. COLLINS, of Washington, who is in
saa :. yeeeiT from the Northern cities Of Ill the 3,
,.,ss novei'rsss nl.fS and MASTILLAS
pgESsshrSSTrLEMEN's DEPARTMENT is under
T6s %. oa-af af an experienced person Every article
= .ss.. .nd 0entiemen'apParel made at the short
= aoi'ee attention Paid to the manufacture of
Ps.n@.1 and Infants Clothing: Braidins and Em
fen @,Ie in the most artistic and elegant styles
sro.aeI'ht far Embroidsring kept constantly on
Est9 Sy.-Elur done in plain or fancy letters Call
~ s1.uiine. .... ~. y;,sir;a Hotel
Eg h""N" LINDA PfYTOS,
CARRIE EN6LEBRIGHT,
BETTE FRAZIER.
.-rn-,.,s will be received at this office.
tu
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DEATH OF VETERAE.-Col Daniel Kincheloe
died in Clarksburg, Va, last week. in the I'D year
of his age. He was native of Prince William
county. In the war of 1912, he was captain in
the recruiting service and in after years served nine
sessions in the Legislature of the State.
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Judge Charles Mason has re-entered upon the
discharge Of his duties as Commits ssioner OF Patents
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--------- OPENING OF q
aTa FALL MILL NE * \ =

OPENING OF &46A
aT3 FALL MILL NE Rf ~
E&J A. Mrs. Demelman's TE@
W Cheap Millinery and Fancy Store,
We Man street. between nth aud 18th Streets
E.riBr inst returned from New York, Mrs. d. has
c@sed large and handsome assortment OF tashona-
s,,.g. Paris Feathers and Flowers, Hair Dresses,
' md great variety of Ribbons and Embroideries
Igrge lot of Hosiery and different sorts of Fancy
rra3. ali of which will be sold at ti.s lowest New
iEH iERH6ESFTS. CAPS AND HAIR DRESSES made
,,o,9er Also Bonnets quilted ter Ladies and Chill
Sep il the latest style.
"a, Bleaching and Pressing done at the shortest no
/
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MECHANICAL.

CHAs. II. LANGLEY, Tin and Sheet
Y Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between Main
and Gary, Richmond, Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
seam Pipes for Churches, Public Building. S
Metallic Roofing, Gutterrng and Spoutin" ,,,t mt
mp III any part OF the city and cour o.
WE'LL AND GARDEN PIMPS ~
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SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS.

SAVIN(SS INSTITUTIUN VT HIGH.
- MOND-Office removed TO the store OF Chris
tnn Lathrop, No 80 Main stressn cssno w@
quence Of the resignation of David H. Otane' mn ~ ~
r ,s besn removed to the Of Christian La
thon where deposites will be received on which an
;ntpss of per cent. will be paid all
snns on deposite six months or longer, and five per
cent for a shorter period.
This institution has been in existence twenty eight
wears; has loaned eight millions of dollars; has
no suspended debit has lost one dollar failed
70 pay any certificate when due.
JNO. THOMPSON President,
WIN. ii. CHRISTIAN, Cashier,
NH 5-ts GEO. STEEL Secretary.
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Asfa fp;rS,nond and vicinity are respectfully in
3y ,,aS N % sttend an opening of the most superb
EM s,xirs Of French Millinery, consisting Of the
SAs sy 81 B0NNETS. LADIES' DRESS
iiest hyies r,,f, W Head Dresses, at MRS. VIGIL
A.. ,: anr R,oms i0l Main street, on Monday, No
u ''"G" no S---ts
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Hg LOOk OU Ten " c A Il:

s-fsYI RAGE H0USE.--1he subscriber hay-
J,o,.5 ing greatly enlarged and otherwise i'm
IA ms nis Store at No. H. Main street. Richmond,
sf,. SeFe to inform his friends and the public ut
tts. M nss MS stock now consists In Carriages. Barou-
ham, sA"hys top and M top Bueeies Saddles and
Ss6g u al Kinds usualy made for this mark OF;
Saf. tpass Budles Martingaes StiTups, Bits, and
GaI b. IMfns Whips Canes, Tnbrellas. and Basl .sin s
G.s 80, driving; Thinks, Valices, Carpet Bags La
'ensra ues fine fur aud Blanket Robes, Horse Co.
snE bisnkets o. various qualities and prices-ma-
fI 'her one Of the bert. Houses in the State
esrrsss.sto rr.s 70 eqop Themselves for horse back and
sees ulhe, as every article used for either is en-
matted "a olt stock The public is most respectfully
aos, not 1ai ana examine a stock and prices; he
t.oS 80 ne soils lower than others for ho don't
~ea a' others do--but only asks OF persons who
tyias y, te above articles to look at his before
seet1aen, "Iefs. lie assures them that every in
II winch ean, will bo offered to serve them
nod ss.a' he would say that he has large and va
9taer LihneIt OF Harness Mounting, Patent and
efs which he will sell them ut low prices
No. JNO. w DENNIS,
&c l-daoS3. - Main st., doors above ST. Charles.
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Nm0MER RATIs.-TLe u,1en1ion al ,L.

ShoN ER BATfiS.-The attention of the
Putiic lh called TO superior article of Shower
Hs'ai which the subscriber has on hand and which
VleIs lot sale al less price than the common arti-
@ lSLTi!F sells for. Those who wish to purchase can
~ Ghd Judge for themselves by calling at R. NJ ZIM-
%tSHMAA'S S or Messrs. STEbBINS 4 PULLENS
1 NJ STARRETTS
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THE FILLIBUsTER BARK AMELIA-The New
York correspondent Of the Philadelphia Ledger.
writing on the I'd inst saws
Mayor Wood this morning received an ofic;e,
communication from Mr.. Joseph n Lewis. U. s
Consul at Port-au Prince, relative to his ssizure
there Of the bark Amelia the 18th of July last.
under circumstances which have created no little
remark in the public journals, here and elsewhere
The Consul says the Amelia had on board a full
cargo OF arms and ammunition, requisite for equip
ping powerful military force, and that he had
every reason to believe that she was one of the
vessels fitted out for the Kinney expedition to Nj.
caragua.
The Consul calls upon the Mayor to arrest as
soon as they arrive at this port Peter Swanson,
captain of the Amelia, and James McCann and J..
w. Wynan, two OF his seamen, in order that they
may be detained until such time as the Department
of State is in possession of all the facts.
Mr. Sidney Oaksmith, supercargo of the Amelia,
the Consul adds, is also on board the Amelia. His
Honor IS likewise requested to have him put under
arrest, inasmuch as he declines to give him {fhe
ConsuD any satisfaction to the vessels destaa-
ton.
The parties in question on board sckr. Lu.
cretla, which is daily expected here.
DREADFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT. TWENTY
PERSONS KILLED.-A telegraphic dispatch froiy
St Louis dated Friday, the 2d inst saws:
AN excursion train Of eleven cars, which left
here ye' rday to celebrate tho opening the Pac
Railroad to Jefferson City, met with terrible ca
lamty. Whilst crossing tho Gasconade river about
one nundreo miles from THIS place, the bridge gave
way precipItatmg ten cars distance of nearly 30
feet into the river. There were upwards of 700
persons on the train, including many of our first
citizens. About twenty are reported killed. and
from twenty to fifty wounded. Thomas s. O'Sulli.
van, the chief engineer of the road, is among the
killed. There were but few, if any, strangers on
the train
A second dispatch says
"The following are the most prominent persons
| among the killed: Rev. DR.. Bullard, B. B. Dayton
f. c. Blaeklum, Henry c. Henteau, Mann Butler
Adoph Abels, Capt. c. Ulases, E. c. Yost, George
Ebeill, Capt. O'Flaherty, Thomas OSulliyan, and
Thos. Gray.
&c. n. Budd, Hudson Z. Bridge John G. Rich
ardson, Capt Cousins, and Mr.. Hunter, are among
tho badly injured; and among the slightly injured
arc D. II. Armstrong and L. n Kenneth
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1fl9I Es REDUCED.-RIC EX-
V.,.. .toLoiOR WORKS. CoRsER or SEVENTH AND
,T subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to the
''I@,piets order. N''N '-' ''-' '1-' 10 "'' -
ma SSHe recently incurred an expense of several hum
h. ,, oiais IN reiting sud perfecting his machinery
sr5rr'ns' Saving, ana Tongneing and Growing afl
,rl 80 Boards aud Plank, he is now enabled to exc
s'-Ppenor work, ut greatly reduced prices.
rom those in want resps ctfiilly solicited.
M "a
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*. q. LYON-O YER THU

dy. no st
an MRS. L. LYON-O YER THE
H%j METH ODIST BOOK CONCERN, i23
RH4s MAIN STREET-WiL, Oh Monday, 22nd
W October open her winter fashions; consisting
cS,iin. Velvet, Straw and Leghorn Bonnets, for la
de. end children Also Cloaks, Mantels, Hair Braids,
Ribbons. Flowers Houddresses, &c. Together with a
ysaetY Of fancy goods
nresses Clocks Sc made 70 order. oc 22-eod2w
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"ue 5aasaen AID ate Nsp Gorcrnmenf Of Moi =
Lhs Grers Of asnez Congress--John Yan Bsyew
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CAPITALS $50, O,OOO.-CONIMERCI
~ SAVINGS BANK.-Office at the store OF e@uarics
L. Brooke, on l4th street.
Depostors in this institution VIII receive Hx per
cent. all sums remaining deposte nx months
or longer, and i've per cent for a. shorter TINE.
WIN. O. PAINE, President
RT gsooxr Treas jy6-n
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nsmoers,i. kPrR located in q hourishins fir-
sais town. and in ono Of the weal.hiess and largest
counties in tho State, offered tor SAFE povcntsay.
6de and large and profitable advertising
and lob custom. which constantly and rapidly tn
crcasins FOR further particulars address the Editors
Of the Dispatch. pF0
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r hoM THE FRONTIER OF TExAs-A correspon-
dent OF the National Intelligencer writes to that
paper that Capt. Callahan who made the incursion
into Mexico has returned to the territory of Texas
af'er having burnt Mexican town; but he init
mates that another invasion of Mexico is contem.
Pia.ed by tho Texan troops. He says there will be
thousand or fifteen hundred men raised ON the
hio drande, who are determined to cross and
ayenge an outraged country" The outragcs com.
laained OF are tho depredations of the Indians,
which tho writer, without furnishing any evidence
OF the fact, says are encouraged by the Mexicans
lie denounces Gen. Smith, who has the command
OF tne United States troops in that quarter; and
also Gov. Pcase. who he saws is afraid (and very
properly Of compromising the General Govern.
ment by authorizing invasions of Mexican territory.
He adds:
Let tho present movement bring war Or peace.
we are determined to stop these depredations, and
1t requires that we should go to the city of Mex.
lco to do it, ace uiHg go! speak the unanimous de-
termination of our country. Patience has ceased
to be virtue and should people care for gov
ernment that does not care for its people."
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AeENTs-Messrs DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co. Rich
mond. oc5-lm
FfssT fhEMiGM AMAabEb bHTrtnHwM 70 Join ~
DAVIES, STONE CUTTER, MAIN STREET, BE-
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH return thanks to my
friends for their kind patronage during the past four
years. and beg leave to say that am prepared 70
furnish Store Fronts Monuments Tombs, Vaults, and
attend to Enclosing Burying Ground. and in fact al
work in the Stone.Cutting and Building line.
Quality of Stone and Workmanship not 70 be sur
passed North or South. oc 80
TTOUSE AND SION NPAINTING.-ORNA-
C.iIinrs limitations in Wood and Marble, Graining Of
all kinds, done promptly and when promised at re-
win find it their advantage to apply at the shop
18th street, next to Mr. Yanngtons Carpenter Shop.
ocs r w. ALLEN
FOR G9TGHs ANR C99DDs.;,A'l ER,s W,'s
Cherry; Leonards Instant Relief Mira Gardiners Sy-
rup Liyerwort Mrs DAVIS Elixir stabler's Anodyne
Cherry Expectorant Bryan's Pulmonic Waters Roses
EIpectorant, Hastings Compound Syrup Nsn.hs.
Crews Concentrated Wine Wild Cherry. Cough Csn.
dy Msr.hmallow Paste Lcoriss s Gum Drop. and
for sale by CHAs MIL!sfA9oh,
oc 80 DIosklss ana Aro.nrcaIy..
MRS: WOOLH HVls,E. LEEChEa = es.. y
hours Day and Night at her residence, over Subett&
Bro, Hardware Store, as Broad e
Ali orders from the country promptly attended to
ALSO-Ladiss BANDAGEs on hand and made to
srder.
rT- A light over the door all night ee4
uOW TO GET RID OF RATs.-Old
H young and middle-ased. with the shortest posd.
their dyins In their holes or other uncomfortable
places. Buy LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS, for the
certain destruction Of the above named pests Also,
moys Of Cock rosches and Insects Of a kinds about
house Principal Depot for the sale Of the above. ~
ocSo Corner 10Th and Main strests.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH


GkS. ScoTT'S BACK PAY.-The Washington
Star has taken some pains to ascertain precisely
how much Gen. Scott gains pecuniarily by the en-.
actment of the Lieutenant General bill The
Generals allowance in time Of war was per month,
SSH 80. In time of peace, prior to the act of
1871, tho pay of a Major General was per month.
S42 The pay of Lieutenant General for a
month OF thirty days is $40. If tho rations be
doubled Tor commanding the army as provided by
the act OF isi2, tbore will be added per month $40
making total per month of thirty days of $3.50
ny the act Of July S, 1888, additional ration is
allowed for every five years service, which to an
ofhcer forty-fve years in service would be per
month s34 The arrears to be paid Lieutenan.
1eaerai Scott from the date of his present rank
foot up S3l ,3o4 90
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MRS. NJ. A. LYONS,

Hl5 Broad St, over Chas. Hartwen l. Ce.s)
Announces to tn. ladies' of the city and country that
e has lust received from New York twelve cases of
9,sndd WINTER HATS, which she will open this
Ir 2-3f
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lres OF
ne tea.
Known.
lbs and
eoands.
8 under
"a Sore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27
Died.

Or Thursday rnoroing July "a, Nnsos IT., only hi
Of NELSON and Emily Cisrnents assd montss ami days
Tie fa1srAl vil tAhs pace At O'Clock .bss morn
from the h3uss Of his pa.sa.s, 3ol West Txen.yars.
sirsst.
On Thursday, July 70, Ms s.KaH cI,ssseras, n III,
eSth year OF her age.
Her friends, and those Of her 500, Robert w. Dsao
and o. her in lag, Jacob Durjse respsstny Ia
vitsd 70 attend her fuzsrAi, wiaoat further lnvaon
from the dsncs Of Jacob Duryss 100 Monroe street.
q. tour O'Clock tsis xttsraooa.
On rburaday, July 20, BENJAMIN FHAyKrIS, soa o.
Peter II. and sarah u, yaa Piper.
Inc relatives and friencs Of the family respe:tfny
invited 20 attend hS fsnsrA, .. dvs seio:E this altar
noon, a. OF Barrow street.
On Ihartday, Jaly 70, Faux GsoRGx infsat OF
George and Nay CAtiing, aged yesr and Q months.
He VIII b buried from hn fathers residences, Ill At
lsntic street, At tn rec O'Clock this Aftsrpoos
On Thursday, July 20, Jous Ctoxr ago 50 yssrs.
HE f1nsru VII take place At oss o'eocr th's alter.
scon, from his late resdsno<, Al FrAnsln street Ills
remains win b inferred In Calvary @ Dstsry.
On THURSDAY, JAY a. NAscr l. Dlupso-, vfe Of NJ.
ssehs Ases, is tie 10th ysx Of hsr ace, sAiivs Of
ZosSGxssA.xs, g.o.,E=..
ne hiss<s u Asr hHsbAsa, All H,tAsrs, Janss,
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The Hon. JeIs Clemens, ls.s United States Seq s.sr
fyom rama, 10 oct in able and elaborate lister In
iaysr OF The Anerisar party.
Tie republicans free sc.,ers) Of Maine 70 have
gand rally Of the people opposed 20 tue national admin
sSAtten AID 70 The sIerson OF slavery the Terri
terss 81 the United Sat.s, in Po-tasd, tas :a Of
August The following named sentlsnen are 70 DO the
snsaA VIM Pit. Fessendsn, AM 90 r. Mor-il, Amos
Mouse, Samuel Msyall, John J Berry, isIssi Wash
bl1n Jr Ed ward Kent, Samuel p Bens-r, Freem4n H.
Nsrss, JOHN p Hale, Daniel Clark; Jamss Bsl eI-
Gsvsrner Cleveland Truman Smith, B. +. Batter aad
JeAA A. Dir.
Hsn. W. L Shsrkey, formerly Judge, OF Mississippi,
AnA hts United States Corsal 1t Havana las conssat
10 for seat In the lower house Of the Miss ppi
Legislature He q the candidate OF Sam an the PEG.
ps. The Mercury at Jackson, r<pressnts the p3Assi
excitement IN that state unprscs dentei Bar
AaA mass meetings are held AL over :he state.
Gsvsrns. froup, Of Georgia, has written e..s- In
syysstcs % the American party. The friends Of the
vsAsrsee cid yAria Oh, says size sAysnnah Republicans,
every few years. when they fnd their tottsrn
nAnays 70 got stt.r GU. Of hn, BY WAY o. props
Enr
Ths Portland tO.sgo,) Tines has soistsd tss q
JssspA Lane fer tEs nett Presidency.
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AnafrYa.

The Wiener Zeitag publishes IN fell the article in the
Aonas1r szplsnsss:y Of ne imperial speech on toe
tie article in question had somewhat relieved the feel
Of anxiety created by .he sssch that rupture i'm
Wiener Zetung remsrke that here very OBJ
scens - be made .he Of tie assertion OF
ths koNixur on many pc:nx.
pAkes BY Russia was net to Re attributed to toe allies
asns, but alo to the shysas7Hg attitude Of the Aus
HiAn troops, the official Austrian organ says
A regards the Austrian proposal alluded to Ia the
imperial speech it wished that The number OF vessels
Russia psssesssl the Black 9ss before the
ont Il cuh no. be- again STAINED The ehis dsren %
between the "excsed;Eg" AMI sttguing' 10 self
evident 10 o. such striking Importance. tna. the "frs
dared Themselves wiling 70 advocate the gaii propose
~ their respective courts
1871 ~ .sos tSst s,, ss 20 o.
Sagensnte, the Official organ says
The protocol Of the 18th Of December declares that the
1As Austrian proposal fulfilled mat object ding to
shs svowAl Of the tive first po:snAres OF France
ssrd.nss WITH he srsssy. would .ssr.tore have besn
obtained. The propossl Of the Inpsria C.b!ns c,ud
sOs Ie called nsl;sn VIXEN vie vea together with Ia
vhsch dscAred Tbs. an Increase Of tas Russian nsvs
fierce In the Back Sea TO tbs strength 1t a. befoce
Ne war, weuia b rssarasi as an act Of ass.ss.oa
spared . han..iston IN form, but Ia reality
svsrJ.hias was ostaised which the Yroto:0l Of
hs Western PsTsrs reserved % themselves tia right
81 .aAng farther demands; bu. Austria Vas ne.hs.
bsund BY treaty nor morally to ssres TO them Each
Of tbs ees.raetsg Powers hss oay sysrcssd its right
Ne yighul claims have sssn .tefety dssyowsd, none
have Tsna.asd nnfuEi!e3, and :hs eomnp objects in
view remain untouched
new circular by "A. Hsol 20 NJ Do Huhnsr, inten led
reply to the late BFsesh OF the Emceror Of tee
French IL spoken or IN this circular Austria mail
hams hat she kept al her pro to the Western
Powers; :hA. SIZE Undertook 70 do than
AAs performed; that France and En gland retain he-
pssfsYsncee and her eymp..hes, BIZ. TIA. she
the sole Judge 70 me suitable neat for her take
DAyt In he contss. and IN The copdi::ors Of the ut
nstam the definite rejection Of which 70 to determine
her 20 resort to extrem Ties.
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Robert AID Andrew Dayidsou are rss,eetsuIv invita-
70 attend the funeral 1t two o'clock this afternoon,
On Wednesday, July 20, after q short liness, ANN,
wife Of Wnano Bennett, the atth year her age.
btrs OF Wayne Chapter No. ~ o. IT, A., are spectuly
invited 70 attend the funeral from her late rssidsnos
n S pisssant Hudson county j., at ten O'Clock
On Wednesday Jay %, after short illness, WILLIAM
GRAHAM, aged 56 yss<s and months.
"a inends and acqaaintan,ss invited 10 attend
n at Two O'Clock this afternoon, from Sd pse
On Wednesday, July 25 ELLEN wife Of James Farley,
In the 9Th year Of her age.
her Trends and respectfully invited
without further taton from her late residences Ii
frst avenue Her re naos will 20 taken to Green soot.
On Wednesday, July rs, EDGAR MmRrrr only cnila OF
IL osys
Tho funeral win take place q. tan O'Clock this morn
street, corner Of Amity, Brooklyn.
On We: nesday, July IS, CATnERNx WOODS only child
o. ssrah ana Anthony Woods, aged 10 months ana 20
Her funeral viii .ase place At two O'Clock this after.
street The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
specnnlly invited TO attend.
On Tnsenssdsy, Jay 70 Joss puss' son o. Thomas
The relatyea and friends Of the family and those OF
n. father, and graniItnsr, John puuhn, respect
afternoon, from his late residence los East Forty
eighth street, near Third avenue.
On Wednesday, July Is, Mrs. MARCIA ANY, wife of
Tbs trends Of the family are invited 70 attend tse ~
neral services, at tho Medic Dut:h CauY:h so1th aook
ly5, q. thrss oclo.x this it.srroon.
"a wM.dnssay Joy q a,ssI .hO,. AMI p,ns.l n
son, eyed % ysan AID months
The friends ad relatives Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend her ,unsra 81 tWo osi0,a om,rrow
without further notice.
On Tuesday evening Jaly "a, saros IsosAaAH sAnp.
In tbs $50 year o. his age
On Sunday July % a; lei IVES: r:sy seventh street,