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~ ed, and containing nearly
double the quantity of reading
matter in that Of the Fifty Cent
or Dollar Publications. threats
on the Physiology Of Marriage,
and the Secret Infirmities and
Disorder of Youth and Maturity,
resulting from excesses, which
destroy the physical and mental
powers, with observations on
Marriage, its duties and disquali-
fications. and Their remedies.
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r RESTAU UR ANT AND RE AIDING G

"AVING just opened at No. $50, Penn
IL sylvania avenue, the foot of Capitol Hill,
new Restaurant, am prepared to furnish refresh
mens in the most recherche style. The Bar is sup
piled with the best Liquors; and to see one of my
juleps is refreshing but to don't mention it,
As to food, Oysters and Game of all kinds in sea-
will always be on hand prepared to suit the tastes
of the most fastdious
Cigars and Tobacco of the best brands, as well as
Pipes, so exhilerating after julep. a 8
A Reading Room, with the latest papers, will fur
nish the current news.
Long experience in the business encourages me to
promise general satisfaction to my friends and all
who may favor me with call n s5ataE as s
ap 29-2m MI - r. M. A. FENWICK.
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NyUELL q. ATWELL, Stove, Tin, and
RL Sheet Iron Ware Manufacturer, Pitt street rear
Of the Marshal House, Alexandria, Va. Roofing,
Guttering, and Spouting, viii be done in the best
manner and at the shortest notice. @ tt 5.
ep Sly e gFH NH
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THE WEEKLY AMERICAN ORGAN
Ia puhlshed every Saturday, on the following

against the nsidious wiles Of foreign influence :
/ conjure you to believe me- ellow-ctizens jeal-
oisy OF free people ought TO be constantly awake
snce history and experience prove that foreign in
uence is of the most hanefu foes of republican
government p WQshingto7s r .sss.st
- hope we may find some means, in future, Of
shielding ourselves from foreign influence, political
ommercia in whatever form it may be attempted
/ { scarcely withhold myself from joining in the
wish of Slas Dean = that there of fire
between this aud the old world "-J Jefers,n. 4g9
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w HIT E. III OUS T. PAVILION
ON THE POTOMAC. 1
VyHE undersigned have opened for tae
season this delightful and fashionable resort
for the accommodation of the public and part,e-
wishing to visit this most agreeable retreat where
they be furnished the most liberal terms with
all the luxuries of the season. and with the best
board the boat. sgtgag H sss a
Parties having their own caterer can have the rise
of the dining and ball rooms for fifteen dollars for
the occasion.
VIM. COKE & CO.,
National Eating House,
Cor. 9th steeet and Penn. avenue
-orn
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PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
r ON THE
PHILOSOPHICAL
VIEW OF MARRIAGE E,
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ographs and Plates.
PRICE ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Sent free Of postage to all parts of the Union.
rHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUBLISH
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PnrERsRuRe. October 2l. 1884.

a.... r PETERSBURG, OctoDer III, 1854
About Ave years ago, obtained from Mr.. Tobias.
IN Washington pair of Glasses for the Spectacles
which used, and found them Of great assisance to
my decaying vision and my opinion OF him is, that
he is skltul in the preparation of Glasses for eyes
not too far gone TO be benefited by such aid.
SD a9 RaaHf j. +. MAY.
See, for more testin,oniaIv, the Evening Star.
Aug 15--ly
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RESTAURANT and READING ROOMS
Southeast corner of e and seventh streets
opposite Post Office Department.
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SCENE IN GRocERY.--A little incident occurred
in family grocery, day or two since, which,
could the reader have seen for himself would have
kept him in laughter for week. lean country
man entered the grocery having in his hand
small basket of eggs, which be desired to exchange
for sundry housekeeping necesearies.
"Want any eggs to-day, Misters"
eyes, win take 'em how many hev yer gotP
'Bout three dozen; how much dye give for
eggsf"
Ten cents doxenn
"Whatl only ten centsY
Yes; that's all we get ourselves"
Well, then, all I've got to say is its shame
whats shame ~
"Why, look a-here, Mister and here the coun-
tryman patted the eggs sfectionately, and viewed
them as though they were the veritable product
of the giants golden hen, "Why, look ahere.
If yo'd was hen, wouldn't you think IL was mighty
hsd times If you had 70 lay eggs for only ten cents
q do1epw esL f4rt Nya.t .eA
The expression of countenance, the sincerity,
the indignation, the evident opinion OF the egg
raiser that the country would soon go to ruin at
that rate. were inimitable; and the merchant,
appreciatnQ t Justly, "sheued out" eleven cents
per dozen for the produce Of the countrypen's
cackers
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II w. EDMONSTON, Jr., Attorney at
~. Law. OfEce on Gay street. between High and
Congress streets, Georxst6wn, Dc fab ~ -dly
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! ! PUTENT1NI -ZITELL,
279, south side Pa. av., bet. 10th and 18th sts.
ap l4v-2m eIt9sjo 3lAG9e att Et9 t921 s8a
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Address O. j. WOOD CO, 8ls Broadway, N. Y
and ia Market street, st. Louis, Mo. - -
For sale in Washington, by CHARLES STOTT
CO., and by all Druggists. jan 8--f
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H II y rzsa ~ - =.
= - 10 10 1,g msde ~ nrst appesrance
- .ns Cfescen City, the sassese ptaess On ths
tn 49, - AAeIaeAI yontincnr u the expieeslve
Ssse 1us Moa -, = ogy sus.OI 0s tns Qo
E .h' y - e .suouku tnS OSs,ness season' - ven
sa ove. Is neres JET NeW Or1e1na, even now Nm,
to.s.s lhe stranger very strongv - great
..a,s slty. Al NO otner port WIN You nno
49, a..pssy o. stesmooeIs, Nletner CONSIDERED
49, sIs snco g nuMgef =, MssMncence; no
Tue wofsd W you probably ma 60
49,. .csisay ~ tug c0hcerns on this me curing
,ne sersn a6ys OF the week not srcsEing the last
y.Is ys...S New oie.as = pernaps Ine only city
@ .eu AZ St.lss wnlcn sAsPasses tnc expecaA'
sn . VI sus VISITOR. nut rev persons u 0s'
1ny soncepnon Oh tne e1tent on It's
g. - :: -.soA = 1ss ss.rs'ics a. puonsneu
!. usy s.nce .no you WI nave = iains idea oI
- oo.tc.. 49, ~ I.Aen nunosu tuousenu o.,es
At - a.,.esrS uIun 1geSNsu acre slnce Ine
lien. - Joi,sn. :. .@s Iqu.l 20 neally SILKY mn
th;s = az = pIesen pIcesi ana recoAect
W., h.se sAS Sa.,h.I s.I .5s.
brorsb. frsro Mse.ra SEN ere tnls. sne new ~
as,- - - ~ S- -. es ~ ~ sno Orl1@oa, anu in~uo
th.t 4, tb;s nn.rta- .bon. ~ neea not .eH you
the s,,c.s :. ~ WsI ~ 80 sn aloen1 acsue M ~.
At meric.n in rs.;., s;a,,s; e cs'ayienn. " a
no tr,,s .,,aa.h;... =. =. asIa. Iepoiss
of nromise =. IN ~ G.,'... tI.n mo.u
~ ha. sat ~. 49,. .,.
Az, Tse ~ nonl .us po,s "Itnln tne last rev
.ast .nd ~ ~ .ne sucscI "a tne SOUTH
s;eu. rao,aan. &c unques'ionnoy an aasp
sa.." =. .h;. ~ Juel1us anu wen oilecteu q
D.sSa - ~ '1' EI.I sos n uenAn oi Tue new hePupnc.
sc ,,n,v ~. .s1, .au os.el
.h;rt g.. =, 20 &c - .ne p.pers .no seouia
.ha;. s. suin .ne presohs Ieens Id iavor
ft .ha oaaso r.ner. 70 sooa psacncad account
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'FsO THE PUBLIC.
II LADIES' r vi
TAKE NOTICING HUMBuG,

TAhE NUTICE-NU HUMEUU.
shall sell from this Gay, April 18th, uat the 22d
of July aext uy entire stock of Dry Goods and Fan.
ey Articles consisting of plaid and black Silks cod
Begegess Berags de LANES; French Jaconat and
Lawns; Ribbons; worked Bands Sleeves; Collars:
Parasot; Swiss check and dotted Musns; corded and
grass Skirts Mantiilas; black silk Mitts; Irsh and
French Linens; farmers Linen; linen and cotton
Pants stuff; Stockings; large assortment Of Domes.
tics and servans and various other articles too
numerous to mention, which have been bought very
low in the Northern markets, at COST PRICE The
reason ofselling off my new stock of Goods AT COST
is the following: @
Two weeks ago msved in the house now occupy,
at which time the rent of it was $780, but the land.
lord has just raised to $500, and therefore made
up my mind to sell at cost to reduce my stock and
to remove. as-f z.i Y,jqg..a z.ss..- z *a-U
invite the attention of the public, also country
merchants to call before purchasing elsewhere and
you all that will be fully satisfied with
what they buy. Come one, come ali, and Judge for
yourselves at No. q Main street. three doors above
theimarket bridge. la i, ROSENHEIM.
: an 25-Ims M 'a - 49, b, So
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT OF THE PATENT LAWS
General James, as was briefly stated in dis.
patch, Friday, reported bill, by the unanimous
consent of the Senate, relative to Patents. The
committee, after closely investigating the subject,
submitted the bill to the Secretary of the Com.
missioner of Patents and several of the Judges of
the Supreme Court, under whose advice it was
perfected andspresented to the Senate
Its object 10 to protect the public on the one hand
against the oppressive use of invalid psten and the
really meritorious inventor frem the piracies of dis
now invalid and yet the public submit to them rsth
er than incur the cast of litigation. Under this bin
then be relieved. Now, it il assumed, thousands of
patents are issued, which being Of NO value them-
selves stand in the way ofreay valuable inventions
five and to booa oI' tSs
of others more valuable. Patents under the exist
ing law, are extended to twenty-one years by the
Commissioner OF Patents, and sometimes Congress il
applied to for further extension. Under the propos
ed bill all patents issued for five years in the first
place, and may then be extended fifteen years more
at The option OF the patentee-in all ~ years. after
which no extension can be had, thus relieving the
Commissioners and Congress from the vexation of
appcations In order to finally settle the question
OF extensions and to deal equally with all inventors
all patents now In existence are placed upon the
same platform as those to be granted under the bill
and subject to the same process for repeal by any
who may be injured by them. Under the present
law no patent 10 allowed for inventions produced In
another country, in consequence of which foreign
the proposed bill allows years patent to the
introducer of foreign invention This it is thought
will afford Americans sufficient Inducements to 70
abroad and acquire knowledge of secret arts which
now give foreign countries great advantages over US
in manufacturing fr.ssgr9 :
The report of the Committee 10 unanimous and
every section of the Union is represented in it. az
follows :-Messrs. James, Rhode island; Fessenden,
Maine; Evans, South Carolina Thompson, Ken
lucky Brown, Mississippi; and Stuart Michigan.
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q To the Voters OF Henrico County.
Having been necessarily absent from the county
since the 9TH inst upon business pertaining to the Cir
cult Court Of the county Of Henhco, avpil myself
of the earliest opportunity, on my return, to an
Of said Court Vacancy having occurred BY the death
of the late incumbent. Having been appointed by
Judge Clopton Clerk pro tempors, will Be imposs-
BILE for me to see you In person before the day Of
election, a. the duties Of the Office viii require my
constant attention. SslhsHs &sst4
To those of you with whom have had official bu-
Gness in the capacity of Deputy CLERK for some tims
most respectfully leave the decision - 70 my qua-
fcations. III 49, Ssse
If elected the present efficient deputy, Mr.. A. B
Woodfn, win be continued - such. -,
sp ltd WIN. FOLKES.
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A DEBT COLLECTOR IN DIFFIcULTY-A short
time since firm in Boston, in the wholesale liquor
trade, dispatched an agent to Vermont to collect
sundry debts due them. Not only was the unfor.
tunate agent wholly unsuccessful in the object of
his mission, but writ was obtained against him
and he was held to bail in the sum of $500 for vo-
lation of the Vermont Liquor law which is unusu.
ally stringent -~-1----k ! $50 .Elt
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THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD COMPANY
AND THE PHYsIcIANs.-The Newark Daily Ad-
vertiser says "The various bills of the physicians
and surgeons who attended the injured at the ac-
cident on the Camden and Amboy Railroad. last
fa!l amount to $4,000, three Of the bills alone
amounting to "a 800" -
A correspondent of the True American states
that the company has satisfied seven of the ply
sicans, and the other three were not paid because
their charges were enormous, amounting in the az.
greRate to 81 900 IFs
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PETERSBURG AFFAIRs.--The Petersburg papers
OF yesterday, have the following:
Dead-J. II. Johnson, a volunteer in the Mexi
can war and resident of Petersburg, died at Nor.
folk, on the 10th inst. t4 =. +-@ AZ &
Appotatment--F. Lakeland engineer on the Nor.
folk and Petersburg Railroad, has been appointed
to the South Carolina Railroad. His office in Pc.
tersburg viii be nllsd by MT Spriggs.
TIE 1asue of the ROanoke's cargo from City
Point, last Saturday, was $4,000 The most vaus.
BILE cargo yet carried. aiI'f fts =
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERs-Four steam
ships left New York ON Saturday-the Ericsson
for Liverpool, at noon, with seventy eight passen
gers; the North Star, for southampton and Bre
men, with one hundred and fifty passengers
neither taking any specie; the Orizaba, for Aspin
wall, at P. M. with about two hundred passsn
gers; and the Tennessee for st. Thomas.
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IMPORTANT TO AMERICAN TRAvELLERs.-Iti is
perhaps not generally known that the Austrian
government has given notice that the American
travelling passports win not be respected by their
officials if they bear date three years anterior to
1856. 1t is therefore proper for Americans about
visiting Austria to have their passports renewed.
which can be done by forwarding the same to the
State Department at Washington directly, or
through the proper authorities in the different
EEchaHQe. a 2Ve 1888 43s
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4 n To the voters Of the City Of Rich.
MoND-I offer myself ss candidate for the ONCE of
self 20 see the duties faithfully discharged.
3 ap7-dtAs CYRUS GODDIN
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l - 10 fks yseers ~ Henrleo Csunsy,-
srssss -. 49, II ~ s.Is;..s g
~ ~ -, 81 1os So1k.zce = ssne,csse
heo . correct snch uslsks sssm & propsr % ~
~ 3 M s.ssssss a. Is ~ ,9 Sss ssa :as'i ss
qualified ma Who Brlieve thss win dipekarrs Tia
duties Of the n1Ecs With s1siitys : -.
Deputy Clerk Win pfeeauls ne fUna sseine many
of you personally before the election but j shafl
aysil myssf ef evsrY opportunity 10 have n inter-
view with a. many e circuusfanees vfTs rermif
nv ~ a'sK bEIs 's1 TENPLE ITLRTT.
e. a.ssa ~ zv5.zz------ q -
csndidsts fof sisetiohts .hs olsss & xTToRNEY
cOh the GOMM0NW1AL1h Tor tina Circu1S
Svass - a. - - ~ Wy wARNknsrxr rouu~ou
- = =
,.a.os ~ 81 3 kiss Ia
monds Having undsletood from ny friend Geo. w
ice of fcOHMissfoNER mi M 81 THE REvENuE i for
Jeferson Ward i enks this onporfunitv of of3eras
nyll y; AZ. ssasiass: ) 8. ::a ss. ,i;
ss ~. s.'ns ss., ss'n 'nf:sss = for Tie
my s-dtds VALENTINE BROWN.
.YTe s5e yessrs g Henrice Cesnsy.--
esnssts s1S q, h M snn1nss yss
THE REyENUE [ far shs - Tawsr n;ss.;ct ~ ss;a
= as .ss sn,ans should 4 BE- your
sividsd sttsns;an - ~. Ss1. = uss ~ W.
depntv under Mr Inhn n cs1d; it H. - ,,h
NV sypsrisncs n Il. dr. ~ yssr ena q a..
charge the duties Of the ONCE promptly, faithfully,
ana aceorMng 20 % mw. JOHN A EAcHO.
ap I0-ztawtde
rr- To ,he Water = Ri.Se,...s -.
election to be held on the zd int Won viii be c.eS
on 10 cs. vnor votes or three IA ~ ~ I'M n rnS
nj nv - TN Sa 4. pEvENIiE as = di,sstsa NJ ~, ~ a.
semblv n.sssd AZ it, lat sss.ian osr vs.f vi ),
von a. 80 ~ he far von, anS
do 20 as AN An IspEpsspssr CANDIDATE. untrsmmei.
led by the dletation of any porfp canens
81 assume this position, among o.asl resso1s ~ nom
the TACT that, as an American, sttended tne late
meeting held at Schadds Saloon, ~ whicn was I'M
poaso,e .e make any ne uinston' eus Waicn mesnns
wss ~, adlanfned ln disorder.
thankful to receive 1t It your hands. -.
my 7---tde4 - B. SLADE.
- ----,,-
" 70 Ine t0Iefs oi me CMy 81 Mlcn.
SIONER or THE REVENUE for Madison Ward.
my6-tds H t4f1a EDWIN RURTON.
- :.
u 10 tn0 voters of htcnmOua e--keIl0wss
ET,S ESs; am candldate tor the once oi CUM.
SM1IioSlONEh NJ Wy THE hENENuE, tor monroe
ana shali oe pleased 70 receiye your snnrages
ou ing so May neAt. nespecttauy.
up So--u - e4iss 0EOhdE A. hUNpLEf.
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HONDURAS AND GEN. WALKER.-The brig He
len Jane, from Honduras, April 18, arrived at Bos
ton Friday Capt. Nickerson reports that Walk
or, whose movements was at first popular amona
the Hondaranos, Is now getting in their disfavor
oy his alleged outrages in Nicaragua. The ques
ton of leaguiDg with the Costa Ricans against the
fIlliousters was before the Cabinet when the He.
len Jane left. II Honduras concludes to unite with
Costa Rica she can only throw $500 men in the
field Guatemala, it Is said, is arming for action
against Walker. efgt-
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u To the Voters Of Hcnrico C0unfy--
FELLOW CfrfxE EMS Al the solicitation Of many
friends, i hereby announce myself candidate for
the Office of CONSTABLE in the Sd District Of Hem
nco county Should It be your pleasure to elect ms
the duties Of the Office shall be discharged faithfully.
Respectfully, WIN. II. DAVIS.
an 9-dtde@ -
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THE FIRE AT HoPKINvILLE, Ky.-The princi.
pal sufferers by the destructive fire which occurred
at Hopkinville, KY, the 5th inst, are given as
follows:-Thompson g. Coleman three large dwell.
lings, $4,000 (no insurance.) ]. NJ. Glass, china
and hardware, $4,000 Qnsured.) Glass & Ashby
5000. insured for $1,000 VIM. Price, dwellings,
5000 (no insurance) w. Campbell g. Co., 81, 600
The total loss is estimated at 81, 500 sleaef 81
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Vacancy having occurred in the Office Of CLERK Of
the Crcuit Court of Henrco BY the death Of the late
incumbent, announce myself candidate for the
in the Clerks Office of the County Court of said
county for the last four years my ofieial business
transactions with the yoten generally hsve afforded
qualifications, and most respectfully submit that
question TO them for their decidon.
l0--ta 4 s5zf=s TEMYLE ELLETT.
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Itis announced by the Psris Presse that mea-
sures have been taken TO expei from the Bourse
women who evade the rule Of prohibiting the pre-
sencs Of females by going to that esfablhnmsnt IN
male attire. alse s,39s & 4 ID !.
They propose to close the storss and suspend
business at Wlmington, N. o. ON the 10Th fnss-,
becarse II q the anniversary of 8 military scompas
NY.
During the month of March I45 wrecks were
reDorfe6 ii the London journals.s The whole pum-
Der reported for three msnths vas 5sa A .asss
Rsv David Daley, the oidest uinister q me
PhIiadelphia Annual Confsrsncsa q the - =.
Church. disdstt his residence n Snow Hiil Mo,
on the 9TH inst. y ss.asF - sss
The corner atone OF . new synegpgue, the g1t
Of ths late Jadah Toures was laid In New Osaeans,
last week. 4ag 81 sssitts t@,sa sal,
ss Rev. J. II. De Vote, Of Alabsma, has accepssd
: call e CoiHmbuA. Ga. !. 81 s@s
HoS. "A. ID. Mc(srath has bsen appoinfed u, O.
District Judge South Carolina, vice Judge GIL
christ, deceesed i.5 ! ~ re
Miss Eliza Logan II playing an langagsnent =
Detroit, Michigan Her sfsters, Olive and U61ia,
are also playing q the sams theatre.
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on hundred ana ninety.six nsUrees were sold
I 4. rrs.ford c0unty Ga. last week for q -, 30,
They beloneed 70 tho estate of VIM. zeiglsr.
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ANTHRACITE COAL TRADE-The Philadelphis
Ledger of Saturday says:

Ledger of Saturday says: ya -
The anthracite coal trade is larger the past week
than IN any one week this season-the tonnage bv
the three lines reaching ,s13 tons. The shin.
ments by the SchuyIkiI canal for the week ending
on thursday, are 81 ,276 TONS making for the sea.
last year. The Reading Railroad brought down
for the week 40409 tons, and for the year 652.277
tons, against 766,383 tons, to corresponding date
last year The falling off in the shipments from
the Sehuyikil region thus far, it viii be seem is
1896 748 tons VII 7saf@ - -
The shipments Of coal on the Lehigh for the
week ending with Saturday last, were SO. 1913 tons
against 53,207 toms for the corresponding week
last year and for the season 57,2o5 tons against
l26, 100 tons to same time last year. The falling
off In the supply thus far from both the Lehig6
and Schuylkin regions, rs compared with last year
is 259, 709 toms - .y.-'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-13

MAsoNIc.-Forty,one subordinate lodges o
Free and Accepted Masons, within the provinces
of Canada, having, for causes set forth in a cir
cular addressed 20 the different grand lodges o.
the world, separated themselves from the grand
lodges of England, Scotland and Ireland, and
formed an independent grand lodge, were, on the
9Th inst, recognised by the Grand Lodge of the
District of Columbia =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-13

MUNICIPAL SALARIEs.-The lower branch of the
Councils of New York has adopted resolution to
increase the salaries of the principal officers OF
year; Comptroller, from 50, 600 to $5 600; Street
Commissioner, from 81, 500 to S. 900; Deputy
Street Commissioner, from 81 500 to 81, 500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-13

ONE OF THE MOTHERS OF ,76-Sarah Philbrook.
of Hardwick, VT, widow of . Revolutionary
soldier, and whose age is ninety-four years., made
and sold last season, from two COWS, six hundred
pounds of butter besides milk and butter for fam.
lily use Mrs. Phiibrook has no assistance except
what is rendered by her boy, who is NOT quite
seventy years of age, and who does not intend to
marry while his mother 10 able to do her work.