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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM EUROPE.

report on the BurptuR OF the Glas-
gow-Manufnoturin n new Cable
The Great Eastern Chartered for five
Years.
HALIrAX, September 14.-The steamship
Asia, from Liverpool on the I'd inst, via
Queenstown on the Sd, has arrived.
The court which made official inquiry into
the burning Of the steamef Glasgow made re-.
port to the Board Of Trade that the ship was
set on fire by accident and that such acci-
dent was rendered possible by the objection.
able manner in which the cargo was slowed
in the stee-age.
The manufacture Of the new Atlantic tel
egraph cable has been commenced. 7: g
Great Eastern has been engaged for cab
purposes for FIVE years.
The French feet has left Portsmouth after
n very successful round Of fstss.
LIvERPooL, Sept. 3-Evening sales
of cotton to-day were l 900 bales.
The market is frmer with m upward ten
dency, but thequotations remain unchanged.
Breadstuifs are firm provisions firm; cOnsols
closed at 90 cents for money, and U. S. 5-20's
for 60.
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U. S. District Attorney PLANTz, of the
Southern District Of Florida, arrived in the
city this msrning, and is tho guest of Mr..
FRANKLIN PurLP, Mr.. BLAHrg makes ia
vorabDe report of the land of the orange and
mylhs ste., Sb9rE the rngings of hunger
and love Of green turtle are Suggestive of
deeds that arc done In that ciimG,
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Ectt'.ng the boundary Lines-A Proc
Iamation by Gov. Perry.

I D. NsN
| September 4, 1885.
| Whereas, a seeming conflict Of Jurisdiction
having arisen between the civil and military
authorities Of South Carolina, under the pro.
yisi0nal government of the State; and where
as, Maj. Gen. Gilmore, commanding the De,
partment of South Carolina, having sought
an interview with me, Us Provisional Gov.
ernOr, in the presence of Gen. Msade, com
manding the Atlantic States; and whereas,
all matters giving rise to the HeBmilg con-
fict were djusted and arranged with the
consent and approval Of Maj. Gen. Meade;
Now, therefore, |, Benjamin Franklin
Perry, Provisional Governor of the State of
South Carolina, do proclaim and make known
that the terms Of tins arrangement are as
follows; ....
THAT in ajl cases where freedmen or per-
sons Of color are concerned, the courts Of the
Provost Marshals shall have exclusive cog
niEqnce to try and adjust them, for the pres
eut; and that all other cases shall be heard
and gdiudicated by the civ il courts, munioi.
pal butterflies, and civil officers, under and
according TO thu Jaws of South Carolina.
That tho civil courts shalt be opened under
the provisional government. md all civil and
municipal officers be allowed TO TSSlne their
official duties, and discharge them freely
without interruption on the part Of the mill
tary authorities That It II further under
sGod General Gilmore will issue y military
order, sad Governor Perry will, in like man
ner, issue his proclamation, making known
IBIS Arrangement, which Il TO continue till
eif!t sEthority is entirely restored in this
State, saa tht government RECONSTRUCTED.
And ! do hsreti,y caq upon all persons and
order them to strictly obey aHd Pprry out the
terms of this arrangement, 49,, -,
Done in the city Of Columbia, the day ma
year above stated. B.F. PERRY.
BY order Of the Provisional Governor.
W. II. PERRY, Private Secretary
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General sIocum's Letter to John A.
Green, Jr.

Mr.. JoHN A. GREEN, Jr., of Syracuse,
New York, gives publicity to the following
letter from Gen. sLooUM, upon the strength
of which the latter name was put before the
Democracy of that State:
"HEADa'Rs DEP'T OF THE MrssEsPPI,
"YnKsBUKG, August 81, 1850
''MY DEAR Sir: Your favor of the 22d
inst. has been received and in reply ! would
state that l am in favor Of the principle
which appear thus far 10 have governed
President johnson with regard to the South.
ern States, that is, to allow those States to
decide who shall and who shall NOT Le enti-
tied to the right Ofsuffrage. In n few words,
| am in favor, at the earliest practicable
period, of government of civil law, and l
believe the true interests Of the country de.
mand more economical administration of
affairs and an effort to rednee the public debt
and the substitution of civil for military
eohrts, and Il more careful observance Of ths
constitational rights Of States and indL
viduals. II these views are such as will be
endorsed By your convention, and IL they
sh0nld nominate me for Secretary of State, |
shall accept the nomination.
am now ut great distance from the
scene of action, and the ouiy mail by which
this communication can reach YOU bsCore the
assembling Of the convention leaves here
within few hours.
with this briefStatemont leave the mat.
ter in your hands, knowing your kindly feel
ings toward me, and being assured that YOU
will be governed in some degree ut least by
these feelings. Ifthe convention should not
adopt the platform you anticipate, trust
you viii not press my name
II am, very respectfully, your obedieut
servant, II. W, SLOCUH.
"JoHN A. GREEN, JR."
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In consequence of the washing away by
recent rains of the bridges and trsstle-work
of the Kansas branch of the Pacific railrosd.
the President has revoked all his previous
orders relative to the payment of the Gov
ernmont bounty to the company, and ordered
a re-examination of the road before any OF
the public money be paid to it.
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Tag Chicago papers tell of n horrible t,is

fgg Chicago papers tell of horrible tale
oFrobbery and murder. 4 stranger took two
petty waiter girls and two msn, who fGrceJ
their acquaintance upon him, to ride Ons
evening. The hackmen drove to u vacant
lot, and there the men robbed their victim,
9nd placing bis head under the wheels drove
the carnage over bis Apck. They then sent
the girls home apd thrsw the body into the
river whore II was found by the POLICE; The
girls revealed the crime, ana The murderSrs
and hackmen were arrested. The murdered
man had not been identified. t,.a.g.- .
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O.. GA telegram has been received here
from Columbia, South Carolina, stating that
the State Convention assembled yesterday,
18th instant. One hundred members were
present 1t is regarded as the ablest body
ever convened in that State. Resolutions OF
discomfort were offered aud received only Eve
votes, laid on the table, and refused to be
printed. The Governors message strongly
sustaips the President sreconstruction policy,
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Friend in Need ! - Those res
qurmg confidential medical assistance shohid
apply to some regular educated physician who
has made certain diseases his special study;
such man u pr, DARBY, who IS daily ouTiaR
nuWhprs Of bath GGyes agd eVesy age, who have
been to all tho selfvcallad doctors An this city,
aud spent valuable time aud money, With 10
are more moderate than those of mere boasting
pretenders, whose only purpose is to, fleece the
unfortunate, aud then advise them, when II Is
almost too late, to apply to him.
afterWarlg LID. UlHBY.
No 4s9 sOVOnth streBt, hslWssn b ahd 4
Streets Washington city fel6-U
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UScoSDIrroNALnr p ttERR!9SrD.-This morn
ing the President granted on unconditional
pardon To cuAs Mccoy who was convicted
at the March term, 1885, Of the Supreme
Court of tho Distriic;.. 10. of Columbia, and sSa,
fenced to two years imprisOnmsnt' for lar
ceny.
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The Christian Commission In n New
Form. L-.

PHLADELPHIA, Sept. l4.-A movement
has been started to form a national society
for Christian work among the masses, like
that Of the Christian Commission among the
soldiers. and o convention is to meet in Glove
land on the 9th of ssptsHber.
The call is signed by upwards Of hundred
distinguished men Of twenty different cities.
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AUGUSTA, ME-, Sept. 4.-0ficiaI retr -
from three.fourths Of the State make Conv's
majority IS, G49 against IA, 6G7 in 1864. 1t
viii probably exceed 20, 900 when al the re
suits are in, and the total vote will fall short
of IS, OO0
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IIsELLNG LIooUR WirHoUr LIcENsr.-Pat.
rlck Ryan, Martin 9fHats, aud VIM. Fianigan ,
all residents Of the SaysnIh ward, on the Island
thought they could sell whisky without first oh :
tanning permit from the Corporation Officer
,Wallingsford, however, spoiled their run by ar
resting them. They were taken before Justice
Boswell, who fined them each &SO 90. The ane
on Ryan was superseded.
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, 0RSEQUIEs.-The funeral of the late DR.,
John NJ toberts took place frpm his resideuee on
afternoon at 4 O'Clock, and was attended BY i
large number Of relatives and friends. The pail
bearers were Dr. Joseph Walsh, Or. Frank Walk,
John Purdy, and Rein Arnold. The, remains
were conveyed to the Congressional Cemetery.
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DIs0RDBRLY YCOEDUcT.-Albert Vermillion
who appeared in the police report night before
last, was arrested yesterday by Oficer Dnvall, Of
oj Gs eighth precinct, fordisorderly conduct and
assault and battery at etesieIs Festta ram tns
Navy Yard. He was takeh before gHstico Cufk
who hlcd him 5000 for disordery conduct, and
reqpifed MIN to giye bail for his appearance st
eodTt.a Phe Ane Was slpeTceded. ~ .'' ~
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HS- Calvary Baptist Church meets
every Sabbath in tho Old Trinity Church, on
Fifth street, between and Louisiana avenue.
Eev"T R. Howlett, pastor. ..,.. jSul6.tt
hsrEnYsiopesy EnyeiopesI Euyeiopesy
Every variety, style, and qualify Of ENVELOPES
constantly on hand, and deliyerod to all p4rts OF
the Gity Ut New York prices. ~ "a
: At-Orders promptly attended to. Factory over
PolkinhOrn's Printing olHee, s75 D street near
Seventh. ~ An1l IN
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THE ANDERsoSyiLLE pEAD,-Capt. ]. NJ,
Moore, A. O. NJ, receives large number OF loty
ters from the friends and relativel OF soldiers
who died aud were buried at Andersonville, ask
Ing II their remains can be identified and re-
novod. Capt. Moore states that tho record of
By risis, Eilb gHch other information as he can
Obtain, will be mads public oRtAe frst Of Gcto.
har a' Iri -. r.. - ~
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90 An officer who has recently traversed
the States of North Carolina and South Car.
olina states that there is more loyal senti-
ment in the latter than in the former State.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
as- The "soldiers' and sniIops, \

As- The soldiers ana sniIoPs' Na-
TIoNAL UNION LRAGUEr will hold their regular
semi monthly meeting at tho League Room, on
Ninth street, tomorrow (FRlDAY) evening at
"a O'Clock All interested are ostly re-
ques'ed to be present, as business OF vital i'm
portance is to be ansacted-electiono Of officers,
&c. Eminent Speakers have promised to address
the League ~. n
L. EDWIN DUDLEY, President.
8. @. MERRILL, Rec. Sec. Eopl6-lt#
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q SOLDIERS AND SAILORS NATIONAL UNION
LEAGUE. This Association vii hold an interest
lag meeting In the Union League Rooms, Ninth
street, to morrow Friday) evening, when emi-
nent speakers will address the audience Good
speaking is anticipated, and tho objecta Of the
Association will be fully unfolded. 81
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SsLbINa LiouoR1 WITHOUT JroBssE. .-G0f-
icer Roth, Of the Second Ward, yesterday ar
rested James MonAban, william Stone, John H.
Z6fman, John Shack, and Ellen 'Besry, forr-e
failing ardent spirits without Hrst having visited
Tho Register and procuring license. They were
each fined 500. 5s by Justice Bates, 3.
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Rs- The Early Physical Dceenerncy

w TIC FIRrIy FhysIch DeKenerncy
Of the American People, aud the early melan-
choly decline of childhood and youth, just pulls
iished by DR.. Stone, Physician to the Troy Lung
and hysien,e institute. ,.,E ~. ,. .....
A treatise on he'kbove subject, the cause Of
nervous debility, matasmus, and consumption,
wGsliFg Of TIE vitsi apIds, the" mysterious aud
hidden pGqsas Of PSlpitSliOhl iRPRifsd RptalSa,
and digestion. ..rl =
Pail not to send two red stamps, aud obtain this
book. .' r'.. e
Treatment sent by mail and letter a. uspal,
Address DR.. ANDREW STONE; ;ri .
ty9o-ly No. % Fifth street, Troy,N,Y.
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SECOND EDITION
FOUR O'CLOCK. r. nj -.

D5r THE telegraph brings us pews Jf the
nomination Of Col. BUtLock for Governor,
and WM. CLATLIS for Lieutenant Governor
of Massachusetts. Mr.. SUMNER presided
over the Convention. Massachusetts, men G. O.
all of ono way of thinking. ryg-frr "
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CHARGE OF sTEALIHG.--fhis mayainy tho
case o. Emily Troyett, charged with stealing
800 from her sister, Anna Trovett, came up be.
foe Superintendent Richards. Emily was ar
Icoted by Det ctiye Donaldson, and she is also
'e.mrged with the larceny OF silk dress aud two
ohemise, the property Of Josephine Wolf All
the parties board at POtentini's. Emily was held
for further hearing, ., ..
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Receipts ut the IBterRal Revenue Bureau
up to three o'clock, sharp time, amounted to
81, O5l, 1885.
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Or Attent ion Journeymen Pninteri

-iou arc requested to meet at the City Hall,
(Aldermen's Chamber,) on THURSDAY EVE
MING NEXT, at s o clock. ..-t .f... sel2-3tE
az A Card.-Ths SUBS crIber. Wishes
to express his thanks TO all concerned for their
earnest efforts to save hts property destroyed by
hre on the night Of the Sth ilsta ut, and to say
to LIS Customers and the public that his facilities.
for furnishing supplies In his line have not been
impaired by the destruction Of that portion OF
his stock consumed. +. 49,
The fire was confined to his storage ware-
houses on the canal wharf aud did not oommu-
nicate with his priucipal warehouses on Seventh
complete stock OF all goods in his line. 'r.0 -.
Our stock of VI TO-
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OAK Hill CEMETERY,---Atas special moet-
ing Of the directors Of Oak Hill Cemetery, George
town, yesterday af,efhotI, among other buM.
ness transacted, Mr.. Jas. W. 'Dsebie was unaR-
inasly elected Secretary and Treasurer Of tho
oaE Hiil ocmetery Company ~Mr. Decide sao-
Ceeds DR.. II. King. -pUuI!l b. gpss ragf
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DIVORCES GRANTED This mora;ne, /

DIVORCES GRANTED This mora'as, in
the Chaucery Court, Chief Justice Cartier brau cd
decree OF divorce a r;HcuEO DIdiFfHORif 10
Emma @. Bailey, frcm her husband, Lewis O.
Bailey, on the ground Of adultery on his part
feserdsy, = decree Of divorce wa ! granted to
Mary Lsb:rre, from her husband, Francis La
barre, and ordered that the plaintiff hsve the
guardianship Of tie children and receive one
hall Of his real estas; and that he pay to her the
sum OF one hundred dollars on or be ore the nrst
day OF October In each year, during the m 1ority
of the children, a. a. vc,,.' I
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Delegates and Committees appointed by the dit
Tor he purpose OF taking into consideration tho
elght- hour question, are earnestly requested to
meet ut the Common Council Chamber, on SAT-
UEDAI EVENING, the 10th instant, at s 'clOek.
All trades aud workingmen rot yet having COM
mtttees appointed, are urgently requested to ap-
point committees to meet with, the committees
already appointed. By order Of H.. .a.
EaIg-ltA 1nMMITppp
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RonnERY.-On Tuesday night, the resi-.
dence Of Mr. II. Stuart, on o street, between Ninth
and Tenth, was entered by burglars, and num-
Der Of papers stolen. flo.
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Republican Convention In Massachc.
. r,| t...f sets,

WORCESTER, MASS, Sept. l4.-The Pc
publican State Convention assembled here
to-day, and it permanently organized by
eicot!ng Charles Sumner President, and two
vi presidents IRON each congressional dis
trict. The Convention is largely attended
SECOND DISPATCH. r
WORCESTER, Sept. IA The follow ing
nominations were unanimously made: For
Governor, Col. Alexander II. Bullock, and
for Lieutenant Governor, Hon. Wm. CIailin.
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~. The Bridal Chamber, an Essay OF
warning aud destruction for Young hen. Also,
new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of the
UriG..C aud Sexual Systems, Sent free. ia
sealed envelopes. Adarsss, DIR. ). sniL1s
aQudHroA, howard Association, PhilsdslphiAi
PA '"'N'' " : ~ f0s'Et9dFidT : mhSilv71
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PASSING CoUNrERFEIr NoTEs. II.
King was arrested iu Georgetown yesterday, by
omCsr Warwick, charged with passing counter
felt Treasury notes on H. S. T. Cissel, aud Justice
Buckley sent him to Jail for court ~.
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EscArrn FROM FoRr wHIprLr-Jocopb

EscAPEn FROM Fort WHIPpLE --Joceph
Chimney, formerly an employee OF the Quarter
master Department, last night, about o'clock
made his oNeape IRON Fort Whipple, where he
Lad been conhn or the charge Of .rreny. He
had about ten months yet to Cerve He was sea-
tenoed % one year's confinement. When he
made his e-cape he was clad in blue trousers,
blue hannel sack coat, Govern nent shoes, (new, }
and light-coored felt hat In personal apne.r-
a1ce hslooked the German aud had the accent :;
was. tho proprietor of pair OF blue eyes, light
hair and complexion, and his altitude was about
5 fees and Inches .'r1 u.. .- .
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Charles u. BoyatOn, IN eRinonl preacher and
author, of Cincinnati, Ohio, vial address the Con
GregationAlists in this city, on Sunday next, II
the Unitarian church, corner Of Sixth street and
LouiaiAnq avenue, at II o'clock, a. m, and 4
O'GlOOk, D. u. FhB UHit4TiGH pburrh has been
sAnted for the present, and hR6 choir OTganissd.
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This distinguished cOadjutor of tho late
Senator DOUGLAS arrived " the city this
morning and is stopping at WILLARD'S
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BEEF CATTLE AT AUCTION. hun
dred head Of beef aud stock cattle will be sold at
auction at the Government cattle yard In Alox-
andria, Va, on the 18th instant, at II O'Clock
a. IN. by Major Bell, Of the Commissary Depart
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CONCEALED WEAPONS. Washington,
colored teamster, was arrested last night by
Oalcer @. @ Harris, in the First ward, for carry
ing concealed weapons. Justice Drury fined him
S2i, which he was not able to pay, and he was
therefore sent to the work house. ~ n .sE
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MUSTERED 0UT.-The I'd d. g. volunteers,
for some time past on duty at Alexaudrla, were
mustered out Of the service on Tuesday last.
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audience much larger than on the two previous
nights Tonight, we are 20. hare Bnlwer's $
beautiful nve.act playsof tho Lady Of Lyons
Augusta. ~ N"r w .A1'-
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=, VTo"t Eire IN LIEtFpUUI, MS.
HALIFAX, September IA large fire Is
now raging at Liverpool, Nova Scotia, nd
the whole town is in danger
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4 GRoyER's THEATRE. - Tho OPP poirccaSivo =.
yeNlb.E roy Egon vs. does rot IN tho least affect
this reRny cool ssqRlgsf thsatse. aurora
Floyd was presented for the third time 10 an
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APPoISrMENr.-Dr. Jno c. Bates has been
appointed DfIect TAX Cohmissioner for the State
OF Georgia DR.: b has been witness here be.
fore the Wirz Military Commission. His testI.
mony, which was published at tho beginning 6f
the trial, shows that he has been a Union man
throughout the war. He stated on the Witness
stand, that he "entcred the Confederate service
to keep out OF it, that Is, he eweut In rs a sur
aeon TO agoid boihg g0nscript 4 and put iu the
3lches, While 6u duty at Au1ersohyiIls lie
dA all in his power to alleviate the suiRerings of
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IN QUoD.-The number Of prisoners in the
Old Capitol this morning amounted to 20. ..u
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HARDWARE


AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, AND MA.
CHINERY, SEEDS AND FERTILIZERS,
is now, Notwithstanding the loss occasioned by
this Rre, LARGE, VARIED and COMPLETE and
all orders VIII Pc allied, qs heretofore, Win
pronptness and dispatch. ,''' t'' '.
J. p. BAETH0LOW,
55s Seventh street, bet. Penn. avenue
seplltuths-6t and Caual, Washington D. c.
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foFFICIAL.l

! DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsHiSdToS, September 10, 1885.
The following decrees, received from the
Legation Of the United States in Peru, are
published for the information Of all whom IL
may concern. <l<.y ~ 6.
BY order Of the
SEcRETAEY OF STATE.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IA, 1855.

o. TIE Richmond Rcpw6hc says that
Secretary SEWARD intends to repeat his
visit to that city in October.
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RoeuERr Iorp povER.-Aurora had scarcely

RoGUBRY IoED D0vER.-Aurora had scarcely
introduced herself this morning, when an Amcri-
eau citizen, OF African descent, walked into the
house Of Mrs. Wilson, on p street, near Twelfth,
quietly surveyed the premises, then retraced his
steps toward the door, stood in front OF the house.
apparently admiring its style Of architecture; |;
au expert gymnast, placed his hands upon the
sill Of the hrst story window, and vaulted into
the apartment Of Capt. Mayo, placed his crap
ping -irous upon 5 irdak, and was walking
away with an air OF exceeding great coon"as and
Indifference, wien the noise made by the rogue
exc edcd Capt. Mayo's soundness Of sleep, and
he awoke Just in time to see his trunk pass the
window. Suddenly recognizing y, he cried out:
Drop that frank 20 The darkey complied, aud
strutted lsisurely as far a. the corner, when
he stared on run, the rapidly of which could
only have beeu exceeded by tho Lightning, like
pace OF Tam o'shante-'s mare The coiored
gsIIuHeh his now non est n..-.#
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CHANcERY CoURT-C ChieT Justice Cartier.
-Emma G. Bailey against Lewis C. Bailey. Di-
vorce granted. ~ m
Marie Dubois against Francois Dubois. Order
to take testimony .
Byington against Byinston. Final order Of
ratification Of trustee = sale. Dol.
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A VERY WICKED DoER-the Shenandoah,
Exchanges please copy )-POH,