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- NINE YEA8s
PICTURES.
HAS GIVEN
TIE run Of all the
FrRsr CLASS customers In the city. and now the
PEARL AMBKOTYPES
aud
IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS
Has taken the pecpleby storm.
Gail at 1871. MAIN STREET.
Beware OF imitators and banging operators.
my l4-3t%
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~ THOUGHTS or RIrs . Co.'S PoarnAIrs-By the

~ THOUGHTS OF RIRs Co.'S PoRraAIrs-by us
CRAzY PoIT:
Through lifes varied scenes OF sorrow and giadness
There 10 hope for the saddesf, who weary ana
mourn
The loss of their friends who leave them IN sadness,
Without memsnto Of Art In return.
Mothers and fathers of the land and the sea,
Go to the Artist whose skill 10 TO save
The friends Of your hearts. though few they may be-
With the aid of the sunb this side Of the grave
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H8GRAHD Day PERFORMANCE,-RUS
SIAN WAR! MECHANICS HALL!-rO-DAY 3
o'clock, lit
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR'S REGALIA.-
n KNIGHTS TEMPLAR'S REGALIA
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR'S REGALIA
KNIGHTS TE"PLARs RkGALlA
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR'S REGALLA
KNIGHTS TEMtLARS REGALIA
KNIGHTS Templates RkGALIA
GAUNTLErTS
GAUNTLETrS
GAUNTLETTS
GAUNTLETTS
GAUNTLETTS
GAUNTLETrS
GAUNTLErTS
GAUNTLETrS
KNIGHTS TENPLAR'S SWORDS
KNIGHTS Templates SWORDS
KNIGHTS TEMFLARS SWORDS
KNIGHTS TEMF'LAR SSUORDS
KNIGHTS TENFLARS SWORDS
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR S SWORDS
KNIGHTS TEMPLE RS WORDS
These articles nave just been received from the
celebrated factory of NJ. ]. DHUMMOND, NEW
YORK CRY, and gotten up in fret rate style. and
are sold EXCLUSIVELY Far CASH
AN0' N~ BINFORD'S HAT STORE
BTNFORDS HAT STORE
BISFORDS HAT STORE
BINFORDS HAT STORE
BINFORD'S HAT STORE,
mvn-ats 50 MAIN STREET, bICaMoND.
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life INSURANCE We now extend
- our risks on . single life TO 30 ooo. Capital
PLEAan OBaKRyR.
Our Dividends are made Annually. and are 10 Per
cant
Our Dividends are beiao paid annually.
Our mode Of payment il eAsier than that o. any
other Agency To Richmond and our Capital v larger
nyN-M EAOWL.s . WALv0AD.
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The public Is respectfully informed that stne
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR from Massachus and Rhode
Island who will arrive here on Monday. May 10th,
have accepted an invitation. and will visit the Thea
tire on that evening. for which occasion an APpRo.
PIRATE ENTERTAINMENT is In preparation. which will
be duly announced. 1t being the LAST NIGHT OF
THE SEASON. "
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., npsn puom vassAcco. na6s ~ he f0bseco
nschanss, By A. 3 eAnusrs, Commission Merchant,
NAY i3th. ,sss.
A l. McksnneY. spostsylvania county. hhdf.
No !. Hudson, 81 els %
., Lugs. HardGrove. ut l6 IS
a. Lugs, A Thomas = Bon. ct i6 10
I. Christiau, ct Is %
B G Bessiey, epottsyivania. county, hhds Lugs
No I. Lottier, at SO 90
., Mills at II 90
3, @ d Harwood. at Is 90
4. Mills. at IS 90
@ B Washington. Caroline county. hhds:
No I, ] II Grant Co.. stSi0 90
5. Hsrdsrove. Ats IS
A. n Grant Co., at 70 60
g. do do alta %
q, HardRrovs. ct 10 IS
7.JH Grant Co.. at 10 so
Mrs James / White. Caroline county. hhds:
Mol. II Grant 4 Co., ct sl0h
2. Mills. at 5 90
ga Thomas / Son. at 1875
my n-dkwlt
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~ We are authorized to announce
RICH'D L. JONES thu Opposition Candidate to rep
resent the county OF Chesterfield in the Legislature
of Virginia.
my 9-eC5ts MANY VOTERS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n GREAT EXCITEMENT - By TILE.
sRApa-WATsoN, IT Main street, Whitehursts old
GALLERY has received. BY the Europa, Btereoscopic
Wars taken in England France. Italy, and the
Holy Land, of Landscapes. Groups and statuary'-
os The SnI beat at style of PHOTOGRAPHS taken by
WATSON for ST. Likewise Ambrotypes for 33c.
photographs life size. colored In oil, or pastel
and &C ped from old Daguerreofypes and enlarged.
p27-H
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m RICHMOND THEATRE.
Last Night but one of the season.
A GREAT BILL
For eur
Last night but one { Saturday Night's Gala
Of | Saturday Nights Gaia
Mrs w CGLADSTANE Who will appear
Mrs w GLAD5TAHE J
Madame de Fontanges
In the Madame de Fontanges
Female Penn lie G e:ms;sr l't appearance os
Last night MacDill Darval Brothers
of MacDill Darval Brothers
JOHN w ADAMS ! All tho
JOHN w ADAMS J
Established Favorites
VIII Established Favorites.
Appear Tonight
Appear Tonight
.-pomsmhar this ia the last night but one OF
the season.
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Northern M arkets,

New YORK, May 43 The steamer Jamestown
coming up The Bay, az o'cIockl
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N. DEAD sHor FOR BED BUGS This is not one OF
the Mineral Washes heretofore used to destroy Bed
Bugs, but something much better rs the railroad
car than the old stage wagon. Being vegetable
extract it does not evaporate rapidly and waste.
but retains its destructive qualities for long time
presenting bed of instant death to those noxious
tormentors of our nightly rest. Sold BY all the
Drugg ists ap M-Wds4w~
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~MANrILLss AND SHAwLs
At the CASH STORE Of
CHANTILLA and
FRENCH LACE
SILK and LACE MANTILLAS
BERAGE SHAWLS and BUSTERS
"a Chea q for CASH PERKINS 4 co,
nv q-lwif No l4l Eagle SQuare.
~GRaND DAY PER- oRMANCz!- Rus
SIAN WAR. MECHANICS HALL!-TO-DAI
O'clock. my Alt
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M WATKINS l. TICKLEN.
MORE NEW GOODS.

M WATKINS l. TICKLEN.
MORE NEW GOODS.
OUR ENTIRELY NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK
of fl ae Fancy ard hyperion Staple DRY GOODS. is
being re gulsry replenished by all the newest and
hsndsonlest goods brought into the country.
RICH CoLoRED AND BLACK DOUBLE
JUpE ARD VoLANr Sill ROBES very cheap.
Dress Silks Robe and plain dress Bareges. Poplins
and Poplinetts.
6 pring Dress Goods. Men and Boys wear.
Elegant Laces aud Embroideries
INV STYLE MANrILLAs, sHAwLs
&C., FINE STOCK.
House Furnishing Goods,
LINENS AND SHIRTINGs.
OsNABUGs, Plaid and Colored.
Every article pertaining to the
DRY GOOD BUSINESS,
NEW AND VERY Low.
WATKINS FICKLEN.
INVITA- l59, MAIN STRHIr.
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SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
ARRIVAL OF THE Jamestown" AT NEW
&YORK.
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TELEGRAPhTO NEWS
RKPORFF" nor TuR .'W'sPATCH.'

PER MAGNETIC TELEoRApft lrNEs,l
oYrrcr--No. $50 Eagle equafe, Main 81.
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GRUBBs i APPERsON, Druggists,
Agents for the city Of Richmond,
de l0-6ms No. 20l Broad st.

ARIkItSAAA Nd1Os
plastic PRooEss-G w JONES, DEgrIsr, having
purchased the s.clnmpe rioM for the above
mode Of making TEETH, and after USING and test
ino It in the most difficult cases sehere other plstss
had failed, Is entirely satfsd Of its absol1e sper
ority over the gold, silver and plasins method can
therefore. with confidence recommend It to eli who
msy desrefu or partial sets Of teeth; and especial
W to such as may be dissatiSsd with those ey are
soo a,.;.o In this process al Of the objections to
feet secures comfort and stability 70 the At aud the
teeth being embedded 10 the metal. the food is excu-
ded from upper or between them; they are there
iore cleaner. smoother. sndn every respect better
In consequences Of the perfect adaptation Of the
plate to the mouth, and the suction thereby -
cured he can insert one more teeth svthout asps
and In guarantee perfect and sattsfActoFy
This method having been adopted and commend.
ed BY these standing highest In the profession,
North and South, testimonials will be given, and
specimens exhibited. to any who may desire 20 see
them. The old plates Of those Wishing % exchange
the old method Tor the new. will DO taken 10 part
pay th VIII % course make tsssh on tne o'' m0os
Filling thsrouahiy and gently done; and teeth ex.
rncts0 BY electricity for those who wish e.
Once opposite Corinthiau Hall. NI-ly
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.<cHEAp OARDpRINTING.-The DISPATCH

JOB OFFICE being now supplied with TWO OF
RUGGLEs' FAST CARD PRINTING PRESSES. is
prepared to furnish thisdescription OF work cheaper
and it'll greater rapdity than any other establish
ment in this city. The largest stock OF CARDS in
the city can be found at this Office.
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A POOR YOUNG MAN-At
n SMITHS Book and Perioc Store,
Main street. near the Post Office.
THE WORLD OF FASHION, for May; SO Cts.
T'HE ron TON. for May; so cts
THE CHESS MONTHLY. for May; % CTS.
THE ROMkNCIST; Mol; Is cts
THE ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG NAN; trans
lated from the French of Octave Feuillet. Price
YANKEE NOTIONS and NICK MAN; latest Num-
NEW YORK LEDGER. MERCURY. LEsLIE's
NEWS. HARPEa'S WEEKLY. and oil The Pa
ners for .his week my lite
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xes. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR sALs-"e in''e
att ntion tn the announcement that the residence OF
Mr. P White, on Church HILL is to be sold at anc
ton. n the 18th inst. under deed OF trust. Tue
house was built entirely by Mr. White Tor ms OWL
use In t he very best manner. wlthou. an! ,okaa
o evpen Va and cost nearly $2OCOO without the lot
Ne has mt several additions to it since The same
style of dwelling could net bs built at this time ior
any less sum- With a small outlay upon the ysru.
the place ,an be made even more attractive ana
beautiful IAN it now is; the location being among
ths most de nrable in the city. The house Is sur
rounded by horse chestnut trees, which take years
to grow to any size. Citizens OF hiohmohd, OF o.n
orc in want of good house. should attend the SALE
and biz, literally as such places are seldom offered
for sal, my ll-6t
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THE CATHOLIC FAIR- The
Ladies Of st Peters cougre CATION. he
tner friends TO remember that their FAIR is sti
GonvnnHd PIT win positively be closed on sATU
beautiful articles. may be expected.
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NEe- LAIDLEY Il RoBINsoS's
SODA WATER.
]. W. VIES'
MARBLE MANTEI. WARE-RO0M.
MECHANICS INSTITUTE.

~GRANo Day PERFORMANCE! RUS
sTaN WAR! MECHANICS HALL!-T0 DAY 3
o,clock my l4-lt
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~ TIN GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY

TIE GRlAT VIRGINIA K1NHDY,
AND No HUNBUa.-
PETERS INRALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONOR-
RHEA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy, containing no Mer.
curiai or Balsamic properties, excels everything
heretofore offered the public in its curative resto
world are astonished when told that the above re-
NEEDY will cure the above Diseases and COMPOUNDED
But the proprietor, who has known of the remedy
for twenty odd years, has known Of of twenty
FEARS standing TO be restored to perfect health and
without single exception and therefore challenges
any case Of Gonorrhea which the remedy will not
ON the nsI Of tp ,atsn, anS to Win
purchasing half q dozen bottles end using accord
ingly, In his or her case he guarantees a perfect
cure; and In case of failure, will furnish additional
medicine. free of charge, to complete the cure
through his agents. and cure will be effected with
out Inconvenience TO the patient. Sold by
AQenta for thu city Of Richmond
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NOTICE.-The public is hereby eau
~ toned against receiving. buying. or trading
for Coupons No ! to a. Inclusive. of Bonds of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company, payable on the LIST of Nay. 1889. as the
same have been lost or misait, aHd the payment
stopped. mACMUhDO,
iA-Iau6WS Treasurer.
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CODA WATER. Sods Water is
~ pronounced by many to be the best in the city
Persons fond of this refreshing beverdge can rely
on always getting it cold aud pure. with the best
genuine Fruit and Cream eyrups
BODEKER, Main street.
mr. IA Near Old Market.
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n RICHMOND THEATRE

Your portraits, No I.9. Main street
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CORK WATER CO0LERS.-Larra-
" bie's Cork Water Coolers Will keep water thor
oughly cold with small piece of lea all day
These Coolers have been we'll tested, and have
never been known to fail.
THOMAS A BULKLEY,
myl4 1877 Main street
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nEVONsHIRE SEWING CHAIRS.-A
II fresh supply of the above useful and convent
ent Chairs, Just receivedat BULkLkY's,
INV ~ 1877 Main street
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I GUENTHER, .o,,,unou

EOUND. - Found, recently, near st.
Il Psul's Church. OF pair of Silver and one pair
of Steel Mounted Specks. which the owaars can
have by applying to w IRVING.
There are also, number OF other articles Cleft at
the Church) which the owners can have by apply.
ing as above and paying for this advertisement.
myI4-tH
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W A N T E D, TWO HUNDRED Me-
w GRORs-I want tohire two hundred negroes.
to cut pine wood. for the Clsremont Railroad In
Surry county. Virginia. which liberal grlce VIII pc
maid or will contract with a responsible party TO
cut twenty thousand 10000 cords per anpum For
parts uiaTs please address TO SELDEN MILLEh,
of Richmond, Va to BEDELL, Cabin Point.
Surry co. Va, in care OF William Allen, Esq.
~
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Fynt~ faFcsg sNers A ~ aypro ~
seas msv tna1 FsaiurF w1 " rsqussd W pus or bAr-
W 70 wrrFft@ss st@ss 81 def~nas E Ne great Guy
- t~A ~An nAa.s iaTnesyssee losser pa 40 wrsh
w fnf ~ sFrt, ant rndare 10 M p~9By wtsc
wtna tessNh sys~m ~ spw~pwsstens nas ans'ns m
Ma. osnt@rg o. ~ fss~sue ooh . 1psn,Dg
IscNals scane ~ dsn.aaas d4 q M slnn u -slsArs
ssoud erper dad un1u oar dss.nns every ,esr ant
N.~ fors pfhetly 'urNtud. Ma grc2l r,ch end pns-
wf~i nAalo1 oAan~ sp4se 1s meisrsse frsm ~
Mfewy ~ w. ~eisctann ~ 10 rom n~fcAsl meArnpoas-
w. copsiry ttea nsss sne ~ NJ On. ~ on~ NJ ww sad
n@ Ny rcnt ~ ear shoe sonsi asfen1eA~s ~, 81
ss~ w 80 yswa eaocnnsfAs aeoa Neg rws
1se W We e"ience me pexa m~st inewtAns
rnN Az s@&nan@ or pww~exa coNssmpklsse sG-
up~r hunersds a heAs works a. missw ian1-ws snca.
w isi ous s-&H rFprss&rs ssnp the Msks y0e
Nsmts % ye@f trum l~h snt fsrsxs<y sxss-iitsaos
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Police Intelligence.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Evv VOpr J,t,, 90

NEw YORK, Jniy 90, 1859.
ALLEGED rHFrr or A House WAaoS.---s3eo-qe srsu
v.e artsisd Sealing horse wagon Ms properly
Thcmas OF no. 1856 SIXTH The prisoner said
he hons establishment ut he exrso-dus
SIS from at ihe fufp 9esd Justice ely did
nh In bis ssory and 8, hsd ha 70 ns the
eura Il sou 70 answer.
above notice appeared in your paper this morning,
and calculated to do mo serious Injury, have not
been accused Of stealing horse and wagon nor havo
been committed ~ ALL The facts Of the these:
About ten days since man giving his as James
Enels came TO my place OF bueness and asked ma l
would buy wagon; replied, II IL ves cheap enough, 30
that could make snytrpg OF it, Hould purchase II.
offered him SIS for IT, as he sad he was hard up for
money he took my osr he gave ms reference TO PROVE
tnat tue wagon was his TIE wagon has slood IN the
street IN 'front.' OF my pace eve sine. Yesterday Nj
Thomas CnTran osrlc and clairtd wagon his pr,
perry. vent with him 10 Jusce Kelly ap1 after mai
posen tbe earop TO be he property gave hup was
rot arrested, ror ~as conDitiso. These are the plan
fscs a. cAn prove by respectable cizens AMI
reeneois There vss no horse anything ese coucera
cd in tie matter DAVID STEM,
No. ls2 West Twenty fifth street.
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SKETCH OF THE FRENCH ZOUAvES AND
TlRCOS.

lGenoa (July y corrtsponceDce OF London Times
very nicrshtlg camp Of loo ruIcos and 400 or 500
diea, ana apparently picked The one Is CAD
g. exsmne from tbsir name aDe cress their Crmean
ncoan, whch ~cfe pretty common, (meadie dc saure-
TOP, :. bUrnapo soc:etys medal, say the impudent
ttopcf), gDc above al, from their easy, uns.ircbed
says, ever ca parade, groupcinx arms anyhog, one
Alter hc other Ard sarirf all about them utter de-
LnEcc ui eyes roEt Bias the most won.
ctfful s9scnens Of humanity ever saw, aoa could
have WATCHED der Wild vcneotn gsstuTes and shining
eva ard ntiesr bodies through hail toe Gay Tney are
sry oCss tall tsrce looking men, a-onally hand.
sore, a~ais VIII beautifully white teeth, who walk
senut N o-ihse STEP a. the rrocnd TOO hot
i0f thsgioe yery lDp~sorAiop OF muscular strength.
anler ~vGia nDo many sopject In their original
sfo1lipE hhc pacttastqce cJstAue set saua ted
vAiAy i@tb n CT tner halsa tno heap OF wood
sIc ercs q M cans iornng taer simple hitcheI, ees
tyGshuJ tfvce v ire bead COOK sno lat graveiy ia
re ssDe TOsn biz face scared AID soaued vita yens
Gna sfEkts, 10 had Fnsvec az Faurd--as is cftea toe
custom amtnF 1eU ieavirg rio isclas a al .noter
q is TOP wers the rOosi blask vol rigal up
cpF a-ts ten tnc narv "A ALL no roce Of ,nem
thta escsDsiohe, but sFtrg dtrty anxer eee,y
fcs etG tnta nt0 tnt Neat Il ~ were yet sodden
snethsf ~ouba hlusca nao hE broad ra sas6 with tas
rep % sons~ec, - ghl~1der pats 90 he pixd; swo
Hete ssTe sstts e0~p. van their aFas round each
rtsf Necfs. ~af htE @nc c6siteng and spx ike SIS
hft w@ne alateI agsuicd himself Dy batting t. ssu,ry
% o. shr ~ asst, ihoesn Office present, lost
~ psF al olsrgca hm Asong de tent wltn h,s
hsvcBst
wte wss here tie yousvos <cse al turned out ia
lac ecer Toe an Iert 81 Jay due tcn tie captain in
eesHati eAr.iEsy sKps'Dng ~ each nan In tse pre-
~ ~ ness the totsl sBsby cue. ts reu de-
csftec tar purchases Gcuna tae remainder
20 D. Aa ~ Va an ~ tssEe a. al csns % the en- 90
ttt ~ " "a ~ Sse elssd lsg ~ tsi Dc Sss cheated
aisa Aoad, aEd 1uis coErtcly 10 dab pay Was
Gear a a. AgcLstn-
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the WAR IN EUROPE.
THE PAPAL STATES.
THE SACKING OF PERUGIA.
--~~-~>~~~~>~~>~~~~N>~0~~
The Poetry, Romance and Anecdotes
Of the War.
Incidents, Sad, Curious and
Amusing.
DeeAs Of Darisg Is Hairbre adth Els.
sapes- Battle scenes The Z.uayes and
Turess- Ambalanee ipecdstes-SSI.
dsrs' letter. Epigrams, Poems,
Dramatic Pieces, rheatrleals,
Gass h., Zee
THE PAPAL STATES.

Anpnsss 90 PITS rnE NINTH TO THE CARDINALS IN
ruE sDcKtr cossrsrosY OF THE 20rH or JUNE,
ls5e.
lrrssssasd from The rrr Pays, July 4, for the NEW
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EXPERIENCES OF THE AUSTRIAN GENE
RAILS, GOOD AND BAD.


=
With regard 10 the generals the experience Of the last
fee months has been decisive FIRST, found uecee
tuy 10 remove Count Gyula Now further changes have
become becetsary learn bs, Count Galss res,res
'" Gesmssy sapsrniend The formation OF corps
lnsr Prince Edward Lchs nsien follows Count CLAIMS
exsmpiel tha, General Zedwrsz, withdrew his
cavalry W Goo, Is pepsned, and that General LauiDg
shares mis- fs'e Tpus, while French generals
rg dukes CT Imaginary prncpaisies, Austrian generals
remain I'D tbtr od 6gn tics o. lose those they pre-
vonsy enjoyed The retirement OF General Zd~Itz pro.
notes Count serpberg soc General Pockorny gets seo
count rsny sso rises 10 higher rank, and numer0ug
colonies become generals OF brigade.
Among tho-e whose talents anu energy age cannot
Obscure or diminish Baron hess stands prominent and
Count NngeDt excies wonder. Count Nugens, although
50 see be In centre OF the action
tue .4h, eiher scaLnipg the Of the enemy
from prumnent poriuoDs, giving directions, chiding
nairgorcfs be remained 10 the nics OF the danger ill
The st,, aud we only by the soicitude Of his
socs &c camp that he induced a. last mount his
little yeo~ pony and quit the ned. During the night he
took 10 sl,ei aud yesterday be for eish. hours
accommodating the hesps OF Rvon Count Nusept is the
EeDera TO wbose energy Bsdesk be sa,ned
unely Teniorcs ments IN lsi9 He lie q thin white barred
Truman Of middipg stature whose not as yet
utmole and no possesses the activity of
man Of hr'y II msy be interesting 10 add that uot~ith
ssBong bv opg service Aueirix and rsrity with
which he ssaks moe az The Dialects OF the Empire he
preserves rch southern brogue entireiy uniopaired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-24
Postscript.

TWELVE O'CLOCK P. n
The unfortunate still alive with no possibility
however, Of her recovery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

An ELDERLY GENTLEMAN BREAKING UP HOUSE
"A keeping wishes to good 81 uau0n for house.
who hss served hi fahu in that sciy for
years Strict condolences be placed In her integrity and do
votedpeas 10 her employers INTERESTS She Is
qualified being industrious prudent understands baking,
cooling &C. &c has seldom her equal she would prefer
the summer 10 epEsge with finally going the country.
siven Address for week J. O.. Herald Office