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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
ORGANIZED UNDER TH1
MINING AND MANUFACTURING LAWS OF
THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
ONE HUNDRED THoUsAND SHARES.
$40 PER SHARE.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. SIS PER SHARE, NOT
LIABLE TO FURTHER AssEssMENT.
OFFICES:
No. "a EMPIRE BUILDING.
No. II BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Posf OFFICE ADDRESS, Box No. 5 ,36s, NEW YeRK
OFPICERs:
Hon. DANIEL 8. DICKINSON, President.
VIM. T. PRIPPs. Vice President.
ROBERT BAssETT. Secretary.
d. J. BURTIs, Mining Superintendent, Titus
Vile, Pa.
ATLANTIC BANK, No. 142 Broadway. N. Y.
Treasury.
The wells of the Company are cow producing
oil.
Payment for stock may be made In drafts, regis.
tered notes, OIL Government bonds and securi lies,
which bonds and securities will be taken at their
market value.
Remittances may be addressed to the Company,
p. O. Box No. 5.36s New York City or to AT
lantic Bank, Treasury of the New York and Liver
pool Petroleum Company, No. 142 Broadway
New York CITY," or any of its Agents.
Subscriptions will be received by JANIS GIL.
FILLAN. 1sq., 203 Pennsylvania avenue, Wash
in ston, 3, C., mar 6.3m
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PERSONAL.

DERsONAL-Dear friend Don't waste any more
L time money trifing with Quacks. see DR.
DARBY. 499 7th street, at once. 1t will be the
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NY GREEN L WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.

CHANCERY SALE OF vALUABLE IMPROVED
TWEEN gfH o AND eTa sfREEFs
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of
the District OF Columhis. passed the 5th day Of
Gsorse ". Adams vs.. Catharine Adams ct al, I
shaIl ae at PHSs as9s,on on the prsmi'es on
O'clock, Lot No according to Davidson's sub
northN street, between 9Th and 10TH streets west.
"a feet inches, and back with that width l2O
aems. We'll built and comparatively new Brick
House The e. looation f.. gIiyats residences is
Terms: One third cash the balance In s and II
NOR tbs With notes bearing interest to be secured
has the privilege Of paying the whole purchase
money in cash.
II the terms of sale are not complied With In Ave
days from the day Of sale the trustee the
right to resell the said premises At the risk and
cost of the defaultipg purchaser.
All convey ancing and revenue stamp at the cost
VI CHARLES II. UTIRMEHLI, Trustee.
sd 7-eoddda GRIN & WILLIAMS. Aucta.
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BANKERS.
First National Bank
OF WASHINGTON.

FIRST National Bank
OF WASHINGTON.
Il. D. COOKE, tof ysy Cooke 4 Co.. President.
Vh. 9. HUNTIN efoN. Cashier.
0OvHRNMINf DlPoSIToRY
YINANcIAL AeINr OF THE UNITED
eTAfEe,
ra-s g., OPPOSITE TEE flIAsuay p.pAaPxrx3
Government securities with freasuref United
States
10NE MILLION DOLLARS. va
Acting In connection with the house Of
JAY COOKE CO.. -
sPIoIAL AGENTS IoR THE $50 LOAN.
We viii fn all orders with rromptness and des-
patch, allowing the regular commission to Banks
and Bankers.
A constant supply Of the Notes on hand and
ready for immediate delivery.
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
s1oURITIIs at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED sTATIs
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. and give careful and
prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS
and to any other business entrusted to rs.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GovlRN-
MENT LOANS at all times cheerfuly furnished.
WIN. 3. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
WASHINGTON, March 20, 1866. 2l.tf
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&Ag -
Or ~ G.2sT ss:on "a. as 1
H Esss MSM Accomnodatien ------.~sP. u.
55s and pi lit S1ni9.
THE s:15A, II. TRAIN = FROM ROM WASHINGTON Vas
ana the Dvef sRd fGs anr.
dHsa'' for onf New S'e YoTf city hsi''' ana
THEA 80 P: NJ; TRAN, FROM WARRINGTON
WITH fof Fl r.ssbars .nd Rs Baltimore
1ee oanse,s = ths n fsaR Ss!.
more and suns through to pittsburgh
'a cars sm1I n:e. Hshaps OF
fcr9 ORG e = at: C unS =,
El Ra.s . for Ba .as
syracuse.
oNs7HEsGaH rnAIN on sgN2 pay.
Leaving Washington 1t O'Clock r. ~.
SLEEPING CARS on NIGHT TRAINS.
LOW PARE AND QUICK FINE.
the once Of the Great nnsylysnia Route. corner
kaSy .aS D: ssS H9 ass Sc s
near New Jersey avenue. WashipEtqns
saD'rn f. 8 Sf Il; & II B.
JNo: eILLLTT. Passenger Agent. corner 9Th
street and Pa ave. dec - tt
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE AAnh
6P SCREW STEAMERS
TO NEW YORK
The New and Substantial Steamers,
&c. KNIGHT. CAPT. J. J. MASON,
JOHN GIBSON, CAPT. W. c. GEeGHEGAN,
Built expressly for this route, are now leaving
WARRINGTON AND D. G. and
ALEXANDRIA,
RvlRY THURSDAY AT 4 P II.
AND
NEW YORK. from Pier IA, N. R. on the same day.
Freight received daily, handled in the most care.
full manner, and delivered with the grestest dis.
patch, st fair rates.
For Freight, &C.. apply to
SNOW & CO.,
Washin gton and George town, DC.
FLOWERS & BOWEN, Alexandria, Va, and
VIM. j. TAYLOR & CO.. 14O Cedar street, Ny
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE QAYA
FUTURE lAYA
n.y., O. MCGUIRE CO., Asesioneers.
cHANcrpy sALu OF VALUABLE IMPROvIp

cHANcERY SALE OF vALUAgLl !MRR0vlD
pv x;,tns ~ decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia, passed In ehaneery cause
rnhi;c snetion. On TUl5DAY AFrIRNOON,
April is. at - o'clock. on the premises, Lots l.
ysspeetveIy on Connecticut avenue. INST street
and north street, and is improved b. desirable
ssrden laid ont on the grounds; Lots No. /. !.
and have been subdivided into thirteen fne
bulldog lots fronting about twenty ave feet each
On Connecticut avenue, between north r and
streets, some Of them running through to 3lst
street.
These lots we're occapied By the late Guy era.
ham as garden. have fne shade trees in front,
and are well located for cottage site.
Terms cash
Conveyaneing and rev enue STAMPS at the cost Of
WIN. T. FENpALL, Trustee.
ap4-d JAS. O. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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MRS P. CURTIS,
wi NATURAL CLAIRvOYANT.
One of the most powerful heahng physicians that
has ever appeared before the public.
Her seeing powers are gifts from childhood; She
exami mes disease with perfect accuracy, and has
never been known to fail. ,
She is medically educated. and will treat all
tises, as thousands can testify. She Also has the
agency # Bugbee's Halleiuiah and Simonss
Eureka, the great and wonderful Diarrhoea and
Liver Cure. Office hours from 9 q. m. to p; m,
ard from to 9 p. m. No. 420 Pa. avenue. Wash
ington, between IA and 9TH sta. mar 81 In
nR. EDWIN " WRIGHT, Natural Seer" or
u Psyche Magnetic Reader Of Character and
Examiner Of Disease can be consulted either Sy
writing: upon the ."Cause and Cure" of every
phase of mental aud ply steal disease:
MRS. Wight, Clairvoyant Pa ysiclAn. meals
by laying on hands, Blindness. Paralysis, Rheu-
matism, Liver COMPLAINT, Female Weaknesses,
NH q. Inn
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O1O DR BACKER, TIE MOST WONDER O1Q
- Cful AItrologer. No. 21s st.. bet: ElO
18th aad 18th sts., two squares from the street
corning all affairs through life, with and in regard
70 Health, Wealth ana Marriage; tsvs AHa,r RS
Death Dr. Backer can be consulted from in the
morning till ia the evening. Entrance through
the candy store. mh2l- Inn
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Gold AND sTOC KS,

GELD AND STOCKS.
Our ONCE has been placed In direct telegraph
communication with the Geld and Stock Exchange
execution of erders
Purchases and sales aae at the usual rates.
RITTENHOUSE, FOWLER Il CO.,
INST Bankers, 352 Penna Az.
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SALE OF C0NDIMNID HORSES,

Cuartermas:er Gensaps OMee, FRS, Diuision,l
sWashinstor City, April /, 1865. I
Will be sold at pubic auction, to the highest
bidder, at Giesboro, D. O., on
TUESDAY, April 1,
TUESDAY, April IL,
TUESDAY, April IS,
TUESDAY. April .,
TWO HUNDRED oAvALRY HORSES EACH
These horses have been condemned as unat for
the vslry service of the army
For road and farming purposes, many good bar.
gains may be had.
N. Terms cash, in United States currency -
JAMES A..EKIN,
Breyet Brigadier General, in charge FirstDivi-
vision Quartermsste General'sOf ce. ap3 got
N10NUMINTs-On TUESDAY. April 18th, At
w o'clock will be sold at auction lot OF italian
ana American Marble Monuments. They will be
18th street, bet. New York avenue and Il street,
east side, above Riggs Bank. apa l2t~
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Mrs. 9ReoKFIILD, Of Kansas, can be con
at her room, on X street, one door east Of Sd
street, in the rear Of Douglas Hospital: She
Astroloeers Of the age. She guarantee salts.
faction TO all those who may give her call
dollar. feb IL 3m*
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VJNHl BEST EVIDENCE THAT PRINCE. 3sl
L street, il the ONLY practical STA MPER in
the District, ID that he daily has TO do over work
that is botched at other so-osed Stamping places.
He has the largest and finest assortment Of Pat
terms ever offered here. Making his own Patterns,
he 10 able and willing to stamp any pattern
him. nov 2-tf
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WOOD . BACHBD q. g. DIeP ENeATORY-
N FRANCK TAYLOR.
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CHA HIkS 20 UI1hMEd d, Truste e
ap 7-eoddds GR31N & WILLIAMS. Aucts

JA6, y. ACd U1hE q w.. AuctlonoerS,
CHANoERY SALE OF VALUABLE soUAREoF
GROUND ON SEVINTH STREET WEST, BE-
TWEEN Q STREET AND RHODE ISLAND
On THURsDAY AFTERNOON. April 9th, at
O'clock, on the premises, by virtue Of decree of
tie late Circuit Court, ana An amended decree Of
sitting as Court of EQUITY. the latter decree
dated 25th OF April, 1854 and rendered in cause No.
7Ss. whersi Elizabeth Brent is Complainant. and
dersigned will sell the whole of Square No. 400.
except two lots heretofore sold subdivided into
Is desirable building lots fronting respectively
eth and eth streets west, between @ st. and Rhode
Terms: One third cash. the remainder in and
l3montbs. with interest, secured to the satisfsc-
ton of the trustee or Oil cash, at the option Of
Ali conveyancir g and stamps at the cost of the
JCARRoLL BRENT, Trustee.
apll-eodts ]. G. MEG UIRE & CO., Aucts.
AUCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
Onnytsrmastr Gensrar, Office, First Divisional
Wash,ngton City, April /, 1865 {
Will be sold. at PUBLIC auction, to the highest
bidder, at Baltimore, Nd, on
THURSDAY, April IL, 1866,
TWO HUNDRED MARES WITH FOAL,
many of them we'll bred and in good condition.
ON THURSDAY, April 20, 1855,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
ON THURSDAY, April q, 1865,
ONE HUNDRED MARES WITH FCAL AND
ONE HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
The Herses have been condemned as unfit for
gains may be had.
m. and viii be held at Phillips Government
Stables, corner of Fremont and Ramsey streets.
Terms cash, in United states ns sSSrssn syE,n
Hrevet Brisadier General, in haze E;-st Division
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~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED TO
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, same hour, I'd May.
A. LLOYD. Trustee.
VIM l. WALL n co Ar
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Subscriptions will be received by JAMA6 GIL
FILLAN. Esq, 203 Pennsylvania avenue, Wash
gton, B. G. mar 6-3m
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lxrRA0T bUoHU.. Il viii ssvs brisI IA SSY sds,s
seue ieeAnss ana enable yop TO sleep well. m2s-6u
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DROPesALS FOR FLOUR.

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The Closing OF the Illinois state Fair
Movements OF General Grant.

tHNAGO sept " 1000
The State Fair closed to-day The grounds were visit
ed this afternoon by 900 people to see the clos
ing and riding matches. Considering the rainy
weather of three days the exhibition has been splendid
The total receipts will be greater than at any
previous fair Illinois Most Of the visitors from abroad
are leaving the city.
The celebration In honor Of General Grant In Free.
port to-day splendid ovation to the distinguished
chieftan Thousands iockcd in from the country and
adjoining towns aud II perfect gala day In Free
port General Grant arrived by special train at ten
o'clock from Galena, and was welcomed In an appro-
pirate speech from Colonel Turner in behalf Of the cit
zens Of Freeport General Grant responded by simply
bowling his compliments and thanking the people for
the grafton. Speeches afterwards made BY Gene
raj Logan, Governor oglesby and other distinguished
men.
uenerl Grant returned 10 Gaena this evening where
he will have farewell banquet, and on Tuesday morn
ing start for 81 Louis via Springfield Aer spending
sevey days In 81 Louis he will visit Covington, KY,
and about the ist OF October return 20 Washington.
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NeMs from Mississfppf.

kECALL or GENERAL sL0CUMs ORDER INSPECTING
THE ORGANIZATION 0F MILITIA-LETTER FROM
GOVERNOR sHARKEY-THE TROOPS TO EvAcrATE
THE sTAPE-BuREIE0 or BARRACKS, ErC.
Jackson, Miss, Sept g. 1885.
Major General sIocun mas recalled his opposing
Governor sbsrkeys call for militia
Governor Sharkey is out In q letter embodyng that
portion Of the Presidents proclamation which sustains
the Governor in the Of Governor Sharkey and GEN.
ersl slocum.
Troops arriving here preparatory to the evacuation
Of the State The people rejoice at the des of resora
ton OF civil authority
The marine barracks the foot OF the bill vcks.
burg burned Tuesday night II was the work Of an
Tho coored population publicly voted assist each
other TO maintain schools
Quite excitement has arisen at Jackson, caused bv
General Osterhaus taking forcibe possession ~ Mr..
Potter who being tried by civil court for shooting
negro caught In the act OF committing robbery The
Neps OF that city, has n strong article the subject In
which u demands, who Ia Governor Of Mississippi Gov
ernor sharkey General slocum or General Osterhaus,
II protcss IN strong language against the action OF the
military authorities and calls upon Governor Sharkey TO
resign II he is not sustained The people also manifest
great indignation the subject The News however, 10
confident that the President will sustain the governor.
The vickburg (Miss Journal Of the 2sih ult, has the
following items:--
A prisoner heavily ironed and strongly guarded was
lodged IN jail on Sunday We unable 70 learn from
whence he came, or hs name He is supposed TO have
been implicated In The assassination Of the President
The prisoner gave his namo as J. J Ryan. II sup.
posed by that his real NAME Is John Surait The
strictest guard Ia kept over him
The Journal also has the following
We learn that quite excitement was caused on sun
day evening ny the attack Of number of persons On one
OF the guards duty In the city The sentinel
powered and his musket wrcnched from him, when he
made a lively OF his feet The musket was fired at
him by some Of the party, barely missing him We IN
dcrsand that number Of arrests were made yesterday
Of those implicated.
The Meridian Clarion, Of August 20, says:-on Mon
day last John H. Riley and Thomas Rihy, his son, citi
OF Newton county, were brought before Lieutenant
Clark Provost Marshal OF freedmen, charged With kill
ing Matilda a coored woman coroner's inquest
held over the body and the jury found verdict Of just
liable homicide. Afterwards officer was sent 10
investigate the facts who upon examination Of
raj witnessed deemed the Of sufficient Importance
10 be investigated by the MILITARY Conmissiosp now In
noni0A ~ Jscknoa
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NEWS FROM RICHMOND.

Appointments OF Governov Pferpoint-
Detective Baker Examining Into the
Dcfaloatioms OF the Paymassors at
Riehmond-Citixens OF the south With
out = Country. &e.
QUA RIcHxOND CORRESPONDENTS.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept s-6 p. NJ
yrpiCiAL AProisrMESrs
Governor Pierpoint mas just appointed the following
gentlemen Judicial functions in the several dis
tricts named-
Second Judicial district composed OF counties o
Prince George Dinwidde, Brunswick and Mccklenbarp
Chesterfield, Powhslan and the city OF Petersburg
Edward r. Chambers.
The Ninth Judicial disrct--comprsiDg the counties OF
Stafford Prince william Alexandria, Fairfax, Loldon,
Fsuquier and Rappshannock-James Marshal.
NvEsTGArWY
General L. C. Baker the national detective has been
in for several days All OF interest touching his
visit here has long since been made public In this
respondence, and commented npon by the press Of the
country generally
STRANGE DISCOVERY CONFEDERATE
OATH or ALLEGIANCE
II has been discovered that all those citizens OF the
late led confederacy who took the oath of acgi
required In the act Of naturalization compel
OF the United States any State thereof Having
renounced their allegiance to the federal government,
and having lost by the fortunes Of their allegiance
the Davis dynasty, they, IL would SEEM peculiarly
out hope of having II is a significant ques
ton how this condition Of things affects these 10y
alists.
GENERAL PENsYPACKER
of the gallant wounthd heroes Fort Fisher having
Just recovered is in Richmond guest Of Major General
Terry
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prompt delivery Of our files aud dispatches.
Our New Orleans Correspondence.
NKw ORLEANS, Sept 2, 1865.
LARGE FIRE IN VIEW oRIEANs-THE TouRo BUILDING
RUiSs-ioss TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
About ten clock last night Gre broke out in the
Touro Building This beautiful structure ia in ruins
The cause of the fire has not been ascerained. II
situated the levee and at the time OF the fire was
occupied by coored troops The loss is estimated at two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars The Touro Building
was one OF the finest structures in New Orleans Those
whs have visited the Crescent City by will remember
that this was the first building Of Importance which
tracted attention.
LAMBS ROE rREmhR RESuGKD
Mr. Conway, Assistant Commissioner, Bureau Of Refu
gees freedmen and Abandoned Lands for the Stats Of
Louisiana has issued the following order to the freedmen
refugees desire Of procuring lands for planting pur
poses
CIRCULAR TO-
HEADQUARTERS, BuREAU OF RErreEEe,
FKEEDNKS AND ABANDONED LAsDS,
STATE OF LOUISIANA, New ORLEANS, Ang u, 1895.
Freedmen and refugees within tho State Of louisiana
who desire 10 procure land for their use send
their applications to these headquarters at any time be-
tween this date and January ], 1865 Each applicant
4 The number OF his family
2 The number OF acres desired
2. The amount o. means at hs command, With which
he intends 10 carry out the lease.
II associations Of refugees freedmen desire that
antbe leased 10 them, the number Of pers0ns must be
stated also the number Of each family and the amount
of means at their command conformity.
Where persons desire to plant particular crop the
same should be stated and the locality desired should be
set forth IN the application.
Persons claiming TO be refugees must show proof
By order OF THOMAS W. CONWAY,
Assistant Commissioner, Bureau Of. Refugees, Freed
and Abandoned Lands.
u. p. FKSNo, First Lieutenant and A. A. A. g.
RE
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CELEBRATION OF THE GREAT NATIONAL RELIGIOUS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF ARMY OFFICERS.
The San Salvador papers Of the 18th OF August con-
full the celebration Of the Feast OF San
Salvador-the national religious holiday Of the republic.
A report has been made To the government showing
that though fifteen thousand persons participated in the
festivities there not the slightest accident to record
The feature Of the day was procession, in which was
representation OF the TRANSPORTATION immense
hcle which passed through the streets Of the capital
In the evening there private and public balls, but
the rain prevented an expected illumination
number OF the generals and army officers who
the during the troubles OF 1858 have
received therefrom the Cross Of Honor.
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Our Fortress Monroe Corrsspondenee.
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept Z, 1896.


FORTRESS MONROE, Sept Z, 1896
PREPARATIONS DAvs TRIAL
Rumors "a to the trial Of JEFF Davis still continue In
circulation with changes time and place. a. marked
and divers as Of the weather In s most variable
phases The latest rumor rather revival Of one set
saoat some time since and mentioned in my correspond
ence at the time is that he to be tried here, and that
proper quarters being arranged for the purpose in
Carroll Hall II is said that he s to be removed
from the cascmate he occupies and given place In
the building named. All this Of course Is rumor
A story has been going the rounds that he
WAS TO have had assigned him for occupany
the quarters occupied ny the telegraph department
no that there may be something after all IN this idea oil
chanQisg his location Meantime his health continues
good, and he keeps up his daily outdoor walks, and
there Is abatement In the privileges allowed him and
the other state prisoners who also are In the enjoyment
Of good health.
ARRIVAL HILTON HEAD.
The steamer Triton arrived to-day from Hilton Head.
She brings a number Of convaescents aud detachments
from various regiments their way TO their respective
homes No later news OF importance by this arrival
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Newspaper files have been received from Mexico city
TO the 18th of August
On the 18th Of August the ste day OF Napoleon Ill
celebrated in Mexico with especial care Ihe French
residents adorned and illuminated their houses The
Emperor Maximian and the court attended religious
ceremony at the cathedral and the troops were reviewed
by Marshal Bazaine.
AtChapultepec there an imperial banquet at which
Maximian proposed the toast:'sTo the health Of Ma
poleon L." Marshal Bazaine responded. There
also ball and display Of fireworks
The Emperor Maximlian has issued an elaborate de-
regulating his diplomatic corps He reserves to
himself the right Of appointing and dismissing ali his
representatives TO foreign nations. Ambassadors will
receive salary Of $l2 o0o envoys extraordinary and
ministers plenipotcntary, and resident minis
tors. $S,O ,OO0 His diplomatic corps will be under the
immediate direction Of tho Minister Of Foreign Affairs
singular decree has Been promulgated in regard to
che consular corps
Particulars Of the taking of gongolca have been re-
ceved On the approach of the imperial troops the cti
left the place and the Juart forces two hundred
strong, retired TO the fort An armisce OF twenty
agreed upon which, Is alleged the garrison
broke by salying forth before it's expiration They were
met and beaten BY imperiaist column the town was
occupied the citizens returned and the municipal au
thoritics took the oath Of allegiance 10 the empire
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Bosros, sept ., 1853.
At the auction sas Of government vessels yesterday,
tho wooden screw steamer New London was purchased
by Mr. w. Comstock for $4,000; the wooden screw
steamer Albatross was purchased by Charles stickney
for sIe 500: the schooner John GrBth purchased
by G. Foster for slo6 500 the wilderness, Pen
run and Emma and the Midnight, were Withdrawn,
che bids M, coming near the spppissl Of Tho vesuss
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BEDroRD, Pa, Sept 3, 1850.
John p Reed Jr, indicted for the alleged murder OF
Jacob crounse has been released bail Reeds ooun.
sci we're ready and anxious go to trial. but the pro-
secuton refused TO do 80, and obtained pcsponemeni
Some men got Reed arrested for treason on the oath Of
a brother OF Crounse and carried him TO Pittsburg He
has been returned TO this place.
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Fire In Worcester.

WORCESTER, Sept ., 1895.
A ere this morning destroyed the planning mills Of
Israel KressA Co., Union and Exchange streets;
also two brick tsoemnt houses and four frame buildings
Twelve or nfsecn f,miss rendered homeless Loss
estimated n o2Q0oG..