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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
OEDAk eT.-Nsar Wilson avenue, 5% acres. 4
Ecrea growing grapes, gOod brick house.
STONE QARRY-With good i'm
proTements, st Bsrea; very cheap. ~
V and Lot, $1,000.
kINSmAA ST-House and Lot, IS, 500.
GARDEN = and Lot, 81, 1900. @
PERRY ST.-House and Lot, IS, 500. r-r.
SUPERIOR ST.-Residence on Saperfor-E4 No.
OF Erie, SIS, 900. "e
CHESTNUT and Lot, e4.6OQr
GARDEN = and large Lot, s.. zoo f.
kIHsMAH ST.-Large Brick House aud rs as,..
Land, with fruit, &e-; . very desirable reSj.
dence.
OHIO ST.-Two-story House and Lot, $500. 3.
SO0VILLE sT.-HOuse and Lot, $4,000.
LAKE ST.-Briek House and Lot, 81. 500
EAST cLEVELAHD.-2s acres, Eeil improved. on
State Road.
Also 211 acres near Donea' Corners with q acres
OF grapes.
Also 7sN acres near DR.. MAtheYett's.
CUSTEAD AVENUE.-House and Lot. &. OOo-
Also, q large number of desirable Farms ana ont.
lots.
JOHN 9. JENNINGS. Agent,
AtEater Buildin,<
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MUSIC.
Oration-''The Human Will" by Mr. Caskey.
Essay-HRiver of Life,' by Miss Norton.
ReeiIAiion-''Wayside Pilgrim by Miss Aiken
MUSIC.
oratiOn-"Kesp Your Eyes Open" by Mr.. CuI,
lum.
Essay-"Nature a Poet" by Miss COttereI.
DEBATE.
'Is Young America a MANI" Affirmative
BERTHE Hart negative, Willie Taylor.
MUSIC.
Psper-Read by Miss Peck.
Declsmstion-"Go it Alone" by Mr.. Brewster.
Recitation-'MArgery Gray" BY Miss Caay.
Bachelors Song, oy Willie Cady.
DRAMA or JOSEPH.
This drama was arranged by Prof. T. W.
Otis, who presided during the evening. 1t
showed careful preparation and was well
performed. Individual comment is unnec-
cessary when we say that the exercises were
creditable to all who took part and to the
Institute of which they were members.
SPECTATOR.
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~ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
"a For Morning Editien News
see outside.
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CLEVELAND INsTITUTE.-We are seldom 80
well entertained as we we're at the exhibit
ton Of the Theta Pi Alpha Society of the
above Institute on Friday evening last.
The generous rivalry which exists be-
tween society and its sister, the Phi Alpha,
causes each to spare no pains to make its
exhibitions attractive and interesting. The
programme was as follows:
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DAILY LEADER.
MONDAY. APRIL 8, 1855.
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.

Aeadsmy Of Music-Miss Emilie MELVILLE
Cobb, Andrews d Ce-School Books, &c.
Fairbanks, Morse 4 sO--Fairbsnks' Scales.
s. Brainard a Son-Steinwsy's Pianos.
Leader ohhce-Fur Cape Lost.
CsDland Congregation Chureh-Local Notice.
Wolcott's Annihilator-LocAl Notice.
Hostetter's Stomach -Bitters-Local Notice.
J.B. ParBons-Local Notice.
Robaek's Bitters-Local Notice.
seynour's Hair Renewer-Local Notice.
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HOUSE.

Arrivals at the Principal Hotels for
the last FOrty-EiSht Hours
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REGIsrKR.

n Citizens wishing conveyance TO either Of the
above Trains or Beats, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
At the Omnibus once, lat Superior street, next
door 70 the WeddeIi House.
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ITransIation.1
sr Psrpesprpe SAINT 90 1914

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 20, 1865.
MEssRs. STErswAr 4 SoSs: 1 cannot re-
frain from expressing to you my undis mad
admiration of your in every Tesoset Nstc6-
less Pianos (which I used al mYfsst oonce-,
in Brunswick and desire nothins in ths
world SO much a. to Be able to perfo-1
tLsrek-a T.-Hes T.s N upon
n. 10y .-re. Send me,
W. snann David Hoerle &
4. etersburg) one of your Concert
urand Pianos-of course at most moderate
artists price-and inform me, without de-
isv, in which manner l can best remit the
purchase money to you
Respectfully yours,
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CITY NEWS

Fresh Violin and Guitar Strings at Halls
II Monument Park.
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n. Y. Money MsrRet-ADriI :

MoNEF-Steady at 6 per cent.
STERLING ExeHANGE-DulI and heavy At LOG
9lOe%. = u p
GoLD-Rather easier, opening at l275<; declining
to l27H, and closing at I275<. ~
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-scording to his conviction

-scording to his convictions O
LAT is best A w~ell-organized, united eff
fort on the part OF our business men will &C
ccmplish much for the prosperity Ofour city
and we hope no ordinary obstacle will inter
fers to prevent a full attendance at the
Board of Trade Rooms to-day.
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n. Y. STOCK market-ApriI

GOVERNMENT S~TooKs-Quiet.
Us 6s of 1851 1925; 1905 I'd series lOoH.
Tennessee g., 81.
S~iOcKs-Strong.
Quicksilver AZ; Western Ulion Telegraph 55k;
Ohio 4 Mississippi certificates lbs; New ork Gen.
trAl s219; Erie 70: do preferred 80; Hudson IO7.
Rock lslAnd ll215i Reading lOIsz; Michigan Cen
trAl lO4; Michigan Southern 81; Illinois Centr.l
llS74i Pittsburgh 7sT; Northwestern p~referIe ca
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Bartlett Sewing Machine,
MISCELLANEOUS.

GRAPE VINES AND SMALL FRUITS
Z 00A GRAPE VINES LEADING
W varieties. Per 1000
{, 900 Lawton Blackberry vines--......-~-.S2 O
e,O0o Doolit:le Improved Black Cap Rssp-
.
!, 600 Russell's Prolific Strawberry plants, d
300 Wilson'S Albany 4 OK
600 Cherry OurraHt (per 100 10 %
1900 Usage 0rAngs plants .-...-...----.---. Is OF
Also KittstinAry 4 Wilson's Early Blackberry,
Philadslphia, Hornet and Kirkland Raspberry,
Agrieulturist and Juounda or 700 Strawberry
biants, for sale at corresponding low rates. Send
.or Wholesale or Retail Price List.
ADDRESS Z. NICHOLSON or B. II. STAIR 4 co.
h2O.So6 No. I6 0ntario-st., Cleveland Seed Store.
B5O,O0O IN I MST . la,s-.t ~ "a sape
nd Wel-knoWn WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE,
Securities Of every kind via Gold and Silver
Eatchea DiAmondl, 6nver Ware, yewelTy, Guns
1stols. Olothing. pp Gpoda1 Pianos. Aslodeons, and
u PERSONAL property sc articles ofvalue, on the most
husfnctory terms. Business strictly private. Ea-
hhhshed ISL. n. B.-A varsity Of rnredeemed
Fatches, Jeweiry, Guns, etc., for sale ct bargains.
omoe-corner Of Water and Superior street,. ever
A1vis 4 PfaKoteo's OokkinR Store.
&C., 10. &W. WAGNER.
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Buy seymour's Magic Hair Remover, at
Strong d Armstrong;. Price, SOC and $l.OO.
mch31:31Om&w I
SchOOIB Books, States, Pencils,
sketch Books, Rubber, Ink,
Pens, SC, Sc, fOrsaIe by
COBB, ANDREWS s. CO.,
aps 2II superior st.
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Rose 4 Prenfiss' Prov1sioo wa-hs.

oOso q EEeAlIsS REOV1SfOn AArkaz
Report.
The following are the rates charged by Us:
dAHs-Sug9r-cured premian hams . Nh Of
UANvAssED HANS ts go n
DRIED BEEF-B H. =
ooL user-elred 2 b.-..-........ IS
IAsn-p 0-lnoked sides D D.--------- 10
dme Leaf kettle-rnd'd in bbls or tres Is
D, Prime eafkettle-rnd'di in Kegs y D.. 1s
= yRS-Ro. ] mess (new) D bbl.---.-.--.-.-S2e so
Extra clear . l-----------..... 80 20
Light % 80
SB-No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles ars
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything IN
the State. Orders promptly filled.
ROSE & PRENTISS.
Nos. 142. IA and I4s Ontario street.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.

MONTHLY Concert of the Cleveland Sum-
day school UnfOn-Seeretary's Re
port for n Quarter Ending April
Ist-Stafus OF the schools, Number Of
Conventions, de.
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confederate Vessels Restored % their
Owners.

Fortress MoYROE, November Elm &C.
carGauce with instructions from Quarter
MASTER General Meigs, Lieutenant-C Colonel
WAyta, the United States quartermaster
al this post, has made final disposition of
al! the water transportation in his depart
meul. The United States tug Mosswood
proceeds TO Baltimore tomorrow, where
81, will be sold at Government auction
sale, and probably be bought in by agents
Q. the Treasury Department, to be con.
vcricd into revenue cutter. The tug
Geneva and the barges Hope and James
Z. Could will be turned over to Colonel
LOOMS, agent of the Treasury Department
:: Richmond, and by him transferred to
their former Confederate owners.
This tug Geneva was formerly the Ka-
llkcc, sort Of gunboat in the COnfede-
late service, and was set on fire and burned
i,thc waters edge at the evacuation Of
Norfolk and its occupation by General
Wool. The barges Hope and James X.
Gould, both built of iron, were also sunk.
Al three boats were taken in charge by
tie Quar,ermaster's Department and re-
paired. The Geneva was to have been
converted into gunboat for General Gra-
Lam'> army gunboat hotilla, but was after
wards converted into Waterfront, It is
.ad, at an expenditure Of $4,000.
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49, .
The Martinsburg Ne,o IRA says that 8
very important decision has been rendered
In that circuit by Judge Hall In relation 70
suits Of persons who were In the rebel
army. He decided that although. such
parties could not sue In their own nance,
yet they might make bona fds assignment
Of their claims, and tho assignee roun b
allowed 10 maintain tbs suit IN hb pane. !
TIE New Yosk 1En1 ssys Il doss net
admit of sdpubt that northern esrit1l Z
bSinx witbdsswn from Nswl Oslsace Cd
every business point In the Soath, ana to-
IL Is equally certain that no furthsf inVest'
ments Of northern capital in tbstd direction
viii be tnfde pending the consinuapcs iol
the sectional differences. a.ss stt ~ 4 ~ 81
Haroo James do Rothschild q n 8 vsfy
critical state Of health. He e Ma oalJ
surviyine soa. Of the. founder "a the house,
|iS chat Of ) thu Psfis, branch q the
RoehschiIds, ard The most emipent besn.
der q thsiNhols fanily. Y. 81 assa D,
] 1iTAs Loiden C6Smepoll1 sAys that CO
Esius n. Clay, Unitsd 4tatss Njat1tg1l
(1MllDsk Ms dss6sad JsAasan6e."
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Treasury DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON.
Noycmber 8, lS66.-Congress at its last
session having passed an act further to
provide for the safety Of the lives of pas
,euscrs on board of vessels, approved July
18th, lSG6-the 10th section of which is as
to1ows: THAT all sea-going vessels carry
os passengers, and those navigating any of
Tie northern and northwestern lakes, shall
lave the lifc-boats required by law, pro-
yIied with suitable boat -disengaging appa-
Eatus, 50 arranged as to allow such boats to
lie safely launched with their compile
msuts Of passengers while such vessels
ar under speed or otherwise, and so IS to
allow such disengaging apparatus to be
opeTated by one person, disengaging both
ends Of the boat simultaneously from the
tackles by which il may be lowered into
tie ter,"-your attention is called to the
s4me, with the request that you will bring
i to the notice of ship-owners and others
Interested, and impress upon them the i'm.
lOEauce Of complying with its provisions.
Fl. MCCULLocH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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ALBERT PIXIES RESIDENCE ROBBED

ALBERT Pixies RESIDENCE ROBBED
Decidedly one Of the coolest and most au.
dacious outrages ever perpetrated upon .
citizen of Memphis occurred on WedneS.
day evening last, and was brought to the
knowledge Of the police Of the lower dis
trict yesterday. On the evening in ques-
ton q well dressed and mannerly fellow
called at the residence Of General Albert
Pike, on Pontotoc street, and upon being
informed Of the absence Of that gentleman
from home, asked to see his niece, who was
left in charge Of the house, and whom he
pretended to have been acquainted with
during the late war. Although failing to
recognize the fellow upon entering the par
lor, the young lady treated him with the
courtesy becoming her position as hostess
of her uncle's establishment, and sustained
conversation of several minutes dura-
ton, in the course Of which the request
was made on the part Of the intruder that
he might see the Generals portrait. This
request being coupled with many assu-
RANGES of the high esteem in which the
General was held, and the most fulsome
batteries of herself the young lady re-
luctantly retired into an adjacent room to
produce the picture. Upon her return to
the parlor, but few seconds after, to her
utter establishment and, as it would prove,
to her sorrow, she found that the rascal
had disappeared, and with him about $500
in gold coin, which had been placed in q
lock-drswer in the apartment. By the
time the latter discovery was made, the
perpetrator Of the outrage bad succeeded
In making his escape doubly sure, and it
only remained for his unsuspecting victim
TO await the morrow before making known
her grievances to the authorities.-Mem-
phis Commercial, November 2.
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MARKETS By TELEoRAPH.
.i NEW YORx nARrKrs.

New YoRK, November s--Forenoou.-
Cotton quiet ct 3s0ssc. Flour dropping
at Sl2 .4Ogsl7.25. Wheat dull and Sosc.
lower. Pork quiet At $3.50. Lard heavy
at l40l5kc. s.
NEW YoRK, November s-Afternooa.-
Cotton, hGIc. lower; sales, 600 bales ;
uplsnds, $50. Flour dull; common brands
dropping. Wheat dull; common kinds
50l0c. lower. Pork lower ct e27.6o. Lard
lower at lshcl5Ac. Sugar steady. Cot.
fee steady. Naval stores dull and lower.
Turpentine, s20s2Hc. Rosin, so.soo
1880.
Money Market.
NEW YORK, November s-forenoou.--
Gold. 1885. Exchange, looK. Coupons,
81, nov; "a, lo75S; 'eo, lo7K. los,
lOO3s. Treasures, lOs-th'rd series, loS.
NEW YORK, November s-Aftenoon.-
Coupons, '65, lo7k. Treasures, second
series, lo6; third series, 1854. Carolina,
|ex-coupons, q ~. Gold, l4s><.
A~s MOBILE COTTON NARIEr.
NoBILa, November y7.-Cotton-Salss
to-day, 800 bales; middlings, &c.; market
rather easier prices unchanged.
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Tho Fenian Trials.

TORONTO, November 1.-THE Fenian
trials were resumed this morning. B. Nc
Kenzie and J. r. Fleming appeared in be-
half Of the American Government. Mr..
Thurston, American Consul, was also pre-
sent. John Stevens, deaf man, was
placed on trial, and after the examination
of several witnesses, who testified to having
seen him carrying rife at Fort Erie, the
Judge summed up the case, and the jury
after short absence brought in verdict
Of guilty. He was sentenced to be hung
on the 18th December. + T.
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GovIRxoaa SWAMI Yesterday negning
Governor Swami had occai5oH 10 make no
Appearance on Baltimore street, and q
once attracted the, fayorsble attention Of
the large numbers who were abroad. Hi
Excellency was on his way TO the First
National Bank, IN Gay street, but tho 70.
rore Of the populace besame 20 great that
he was detained In his endeavorS 70 reach
that institution, OF which be Is the presi.
dent. On arriving at the corner Of Bslti.
more and North streets, the crowd ", his
friends became 90 great that II was almost
impossible for the Governor to proceed,
and for time he found It convenient 20
take refuge In . doorway; but his friends
urged him down South street, amid hsarty
cheers, each one, that could get mar
enough ahskine him cordially by The hand.
As the crowd, slowly moved down South
into, Second, street, the Governor WIS
greeted by q. number of ladies', who sp-
,psared to- be quite &c enthusiastic IS the
men. Or. reaching the Second-street en-
trance to the post-ofice, Governor Swami
attempted In escape from his friends by
getting into the rotunda Of the Exchange
building, hoping to. pass either into the
custom house or post-ofice; but the crowd
was too great for him, and by the time he
reached the rotunda that large auditorium
was densely packed with people, embracing
in the number. many Of the leading mer-
chants and business men of the city. Here
the Governor was completely caught, and
he might have cried out, "Save me from
my friends" In response to the deafening
cheers, and apparently to appease the
crowd, the Governor mounted the stair,
way, and as soon as the enthusiastic crowd
could be brought to something like silence,
he proceeded to address them.-Baltimore
Sun, 9Th.
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ANOTHER isFANous SPEEcH.-Mr. Speak
or Colfax seems to be emulous Of the fame
of Beast Butler. In recent speech he
made the following remarks, which will
damn him to everlasting infamy, however
unanimously he may at present be sp-
plauded by mad fanatics for the utterance
az wish they had devoured the entire
subsistence Of the South. IF another war
should come, / shall pray that every sol
der might carry in one hand torch and
in the other sword, and sweep the face
of the country with destruction"
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Appointments Of Virginia Conferences
Methodist Protestant Church for
next Year.

| next Year.
William MCGEE, president. .s5'3
Providence Forkner, superin
tendcnt; assistant to be supplied.
| Jonesvile. Levi Hubble, superintend
ent assistant to be supplied. .s 3,
Rye Cove.-Levi Hubble, superintend
ent; assistant TO be supplied.
Guests River.-Levi Hubble, superin
tendent; assistant to be supplied.
Abngdon.-G. X. Barr, superintendent
| Goodhope.-Samuel Clawson, superin
tendent.
| Saltville. &C. r. Barr, superintendent
RUSSELL. w. Miller, superintendent
Bethany.-R. B. Thompson, superintend'
ent.
Wytheville.-Unsupp
Lynchburg.-To be supplied.
Campbell.-To be supplied.
Otter.-B. F. Pearman, superintendent
|. Tyreeanna.-To be supplied.
Sussex.-William 7. White, superin
tendent.
| Greensville. TO be supplied.
Surry.-R. w. Bergman, superintend'
ent.
smithfeld.-H. P. F. King, superin,
tendent.
Princess Anne.-T. C. Jennings, super
intendent. .a..,E
Eorfolk.-C. ". Petit, superintendent
Mathews.-To be supplied.
smouth.-Unsupplied
Richmond.-Unsupplied.
Heathsville.-F. A. Davis, superintend
ent: B. G. Burgess, S. Jett, assistants.
Westmoreland.- A. Davis, superin-
tendent; w. w. Walker, assistant.
Charles City.-Willam A. Croker, su.
perintendent. 40 1.E.- z,....
Hampton.-William A. Croker, super
intendent.
Amelia.-William J. Holcombe, super.
intendent.
Heathsville. -Colored mission unsup.
piled.
Good Hope.-Colored mission; unsup.
piled.
SmithHcld.-Colored mission; unsup.
piled.
Washwood mission; unsupplied.
John G. Whitfield, NJ. J. Langhorne, s.
B. Sizemore, J. R. Thompson, in hands Of
president.
John McClelland, Samuel Walker, not
heard from.
LIZ. Cosby, J. NJ. Wood, without up.
pointments at their request.
Z. T. bergman, placed on unstationed
list at his request.
A. Doniphan, removed, with certificate
J. Riggs, Reuben Powers, R. II Powers
placed on the unstationed list.
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How TIE AMENDMENT IS TO BE RArI.
FIED.-Ahraham Lincoln and Andrew
Johnson we're elected by the votes OF
twenty-five out Of twenty-five adhering
commonwealth, and all the acts Of Con.
gress, including the contributions in men
and money, and our vast and unparalleled
system of fiuance were considered passed
and perfected by representatives elected
in the same manner2 What else Is needed
but the application of this theory to the
ratification Of this amendment without
the votes Of the recently rebellious States
John W. Rorney.
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Our I,esatfon 20 Mexico.

WASHINGTON, November T. Edward
Lee Plumb was to-day appointed Secretary
of Legation to Mexico, and, in company
with General Sherman's chief of staff, left
here this evening for New York, where
they will await the arrival of our Mexican
Minister, Hon. L. D. Campbell, and Gene
raj Sherman, who are expected to be in
New York tomorrow or next day. The
entire party will sail from New York for
Vera Cruz, probably on Saturday next, BY
tho United States steamer Susquehanna.
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GRAND LODGE or MAsoNs.


\. Tuesday evening the annual meeting
, WI ,h;s body was held, when the following
o. n , we're reelected: George C.Wm-
on ". ". Grand Master; X. B. Donald
ms ". Deputy Grand Master; A.
$on, n ". Senior Grand Warden; A. I,
1", s,sr r. W. Junior Grand Warden; N
amer, r. ". Grand Secretary; G.
ppnmsck. sr.. R. ". Grand Treaanfcr
an Locke, W. Grand Visitor and Lee.
. !Ua ]. y. Coolnos, r. W. Grand Chap.
i.;o. Y. II. circuit, W. Grand Marshal
tiles Hadaway, R. W. Grand Senior
Con II. Y. Cole, r. W. Grand Junior
ns.sa0 Joseph Libbey, ". Grand Sword.
he,rer: J. II. Russell, W. Grand Pursuit.
ant; James C. Dulin, D. B. Searle, w,
Grand Stewards; L. Stoddard, W. Grand
TIer.-Nat;oaai Iatelligeneer. J.,
Personal.
The Hon. A. r. Boteler, Of Virginia, /.
,,hc NATIONAL National lateli5enoer, 9Th
With the deposit Of the last ballot yes
,eriay the mock name of Conservative J"
rsssed TO exist, and as party name il vii!
M more be known in the State. We are
lracctorward Republicans and Democrats
and on this basis all future political con.
tests will be made. The Republican party
.. Maryland will rally on the platform and
r-uciples of the loyal North, and the De-
nocracv will stand shoulder to shoulder
Nth the rebellious South.-BdltimOrt
.imeyican (RodicGD.
REGISTERED LETTERS.
lanes Gaylcr, the we'll known special
.,rpt Of the Post-oifice Department, Is
Irrc at the head of committee Of special
gents for the purpose Of revising the re-
,,lations and arrangements relative to re-
S..tercd letters. The agents have been in
consultation with Postmaster-G General Ran.
it,! nearly all day, and have nearly ma
,rr,i their plan, aud they meet tomorrow
!, New York for consultation. The prin-
ci,al feature is TO furnish all postmasters
with large.sized envelopes, printed in brill
liant colorS. and made SO conspicuous, from
,lc;r size aud appearance, that they can
No.; be easily concealed or stolen by per.
sons having charge Of the opening or closing
If mail-pouchcs. At present, registered
letter, do not differ much in appearance
fgm ordinary letters, and can often be
r,p:urcd by skilful thief without detec-
,5n. The system of records and receipts
row in use has been found useless. 1t is
confidently expected that the new plan,
when fully matured, will give much greater
security 10 registered letters, and bring
tat important part of the mail service into
more general use, and raise it up in tho
,.bNc estimation. The value Of good
system of registry to business people can.
gv; he ovcr-estimated. The proposed sys-
ten, if faithfully carried out, will be great
Improvement over that now in use.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-09

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:, BALrIxoas, November, ,t.-Colopsl ],
W. rorusy, Editor OF tbs hass, phils.
delphia, Pave have iosgtA good Gght,
but we are beaten. Hereafter We 6y the
proper standard Of q radical pasty--im.
partial suffrage and equal laws. Thank,
for your generous and constant aid.
ss h. SroCxETr MATHEWS,
-sh 1900 s A. STrRLrN6, Jr.,
= Jos. NJ. CUsHlxa,
ok ~ ]. B. EASTMAN.
Again the path to the capitol will b
controlled by rebels. sst
The nsgro-suffrags men are not much
troubled. Their party started tonight,
and win undoubtedly be the party Of tbs
future. Some person told Judge Bond to-
night that the Unionists were defeated.
he replied, he felt like Martha and Mary
at the grave Of Lazarus. "If thou (ths
negro voter) hadst been there, our brother
had not died."