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BY w. Il. Robins. Auetlnnenr-
TWO VALUABLE VACANT ror

TWO VALUABLE VACANT Ions
i AND A BRICK TENEMENT AND - !
SALE AT AUCTION VIII be sold at ss,... . 70
the premises, on TUESDAY, July 4Uh. hog.
at 5 O'Clock, 7. NJ, the following 4g,!lg I
perty, viz
|. That VALUABLE VACANT LOT on tho
line OF Fourth street, between Cary and g..
streets, fronting twenty seven Isct OH D. .
street, and running back In parallel lin, q. ...
two feet.
That BRICk TENEMENT. and The Lon
which II j. situated, fronting thiuy--N .r.i an 81.
north line Of Canal street, between tlr.ltr. b..
shee street, aud running back iu ,af4.rI b..
hfty-.ey.n feet eight inches more ar i~,.
O. That VACANT LOT on tn" nurthwr.t conn.
Second and Arch streets, fronting th .r'y f.' M.
west line of Second street, and runrits lsr. .r.
line OF Arch street one hundred ana ton !,e,,pa
alley twenty feet wide.
TERMS Une- fourth cash balance 2, trur o.. ii,
and twelve months. equal insfdimaut-, ir..r
added, secured by a trust deed
W. u. ROBINS kpc'iu.ar
~ 2G--tds 5l.Aatu.t....
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AUCTION sAIEs-THls DAY.
BY Harrtsou, Godiin 4 Apperson,
BAlIkors, Broken, and Real Estate Agents.

~ sby Harrtson, G0ddin q Appersoh
Baifksn, Broker, and Real Estate Agents
NEATBRICKTENEMENT, ON THE
1NEAsTLINE OKTWBNTY -PIPTH, BETWEEN
LEIGH AND sTREETs, FOR SAL AT AUG.
TIOS.-Will be sold at auction, on the premises,
on FRIDAY, July 70. 1885, at s o'clock, r. NJ, the
very neat BRICK TENRMENTr located - above,
now In the occdpsncy d Mr.. Thomas b. Gum. 1t
contains six rooms, and has recently been painted
and repaired. It's admirably adapted for small
family, and IL In an exec lent neighborh0od.
Terms: 0no-third. cash, balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added,
HARRISON, GoDDIy & APpERsON,
Auctioneers.
In consequence OF the Inc emeney Of the weather
on Yesterday, the above sale was postponed until
This Saturday AFTERNOON at the same hour
49,, HARRISON, G0DDIN Il APPERS0N,
iyT Anctioneers.
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MARRIED

At Auburn, the I residence OF tIc BRIDE
father, on the dhifistant, BY he Rev tohn Cole,
Major b. w. HOXSEY, OF Patterson, N. J. and
Miss NARY MANOR, second dsushter Of the Hon
John II. Bolts, Of Culpeper county.
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Church Aua under THO control q tAs minis
ter Of I'll church ssa of Hsisop toass.
y rhes1 ere the ladies' referred to in the,
paragraph which we copied few days ago
from the New York Herald. \
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DRY GOODS. SHOES. &c.

..s
MILES X SONS
wi BOOTS AND SHOES
We are this morning opening large and really
beautiful lot oi
CENTS BOOTS AND SHOES,
which we hav" had made expressly for our retail
sales hv the most celebrated manufacturers. The
MILES / SONS FINE DRESS and WALKING
Burt 4 TERHUNES FINE DRESS and
I. EoYbEN < CO.'S FINE DRESS and WALK
L. B6Y6EN / cos FINE DRESS CONGRESS
T. II. sWEETsER's FINE DRESS and WALK
l.. B0YDEN s CO.'S FINE DRESS OXFORD
L.BoYbEN y CO.'S FINE DRESS BUCKLE
SHOES.
together with many other styles OF trst-class
GOODS Of not entirely 80 fine grade.
These goods we can recommend To our friends as
the very best thar can be made, and wa Will sell
them as low a. the same quality Of goods can be
bought in this ar any other Guy.
Give MS Il call, and We Will give you good NJ
and hrst- rate BOOTS or SHOES:
'' PUTSEY x WATTS,
southwest corner Main and Thirteenth streets:
,y Its Richmond, Va.
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SPLENDID FURNITURE,
WHITE CANTON MATING,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, CRoCEERY, &C.,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION

On SATURDAY, July 2lst, We will sell at nur
store, without reserve, a large and desirable l.
lection of FURNITURE and other useful goods,
consisting in part Of
Splendid ROSEWOOD WARDROBE,
., MARBLE-TOP BUREAUS,
MARBLE-TOP WASHSTASD,
JENNY LIND BEDSTBADS.
MAHOGANY DINING TABLE,
MAHOGANY CARD TABLE,
FRENCH BEDSTEAD,
COTTAGE and other BEDSTEADS,
2 fine FEATHER BEDS,
5HAIR and SHOCK MATTRESSES,
splendid BRUSSELS CARPET, nearly new;
lsplendid INGRAM CARPET, nearly new
OAK BOOK CASE,
elegant COUNTING HOUSE DESKS.
FEATHER holsters and PILLOWS,
together with a large assortment ~ miscellAne-
Gus goods too numerous to mention. :.
REGNAULT x CO., Auctionearsi
Main street, between Eighth and Ninth.
on
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TERMS PoR FIVE MONTHS

Board and tution in all literary studies.... 800
Music with use OF Instrument. 80
Lights and washing extra pupils furnish their
own towels. Payments in currency, half on the
day of entrance and half on the 10th of October.
Those who enter for months pay half on the day
Of entrance and half on the lst of January, 1907.
For fnrth"rrarticuars apply to me superhtehd-
Nv 1l-Iit
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BY Paine i CO., Auctioneers.

THIGH CONSTABLES SALE.-Will
be sold on SATURDAY, July 81, 1868, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. in rear of the store Of Christian,
Lea 60, by order OF the Court Of Hastings for the
cirv of Richmond the following property, to wit
one very fine large Iron safe, one large Show
Case one, superior Piano, one line watchnak,r :
Regulator, lot Of Jewrlry, Watches, Chains,
l,rcastpins, Rings, &c, one Sofa and one wash :
stand to satisfy attachments in my hands In favor
Of F. Newrath rs. 5. b. Bancroft:
iylS A. n. CRUMP, II. &. &. K.
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H SPECIAL NOTICE.-Dr. E. S. GAILLARD
has EEM0YED his Office and place of residence 10
4oI Franklin street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets jy2o-3t'
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BY Harrison, Guddiu 4 Apporsou,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real L~tain Az
-FOUR VALUABLE LOTS At TIL

EOIR VALUABLE LOTS At THE
Il SOUTHEAST CORNER or nAA,E A..
TWENTIETH STREETS, AND VERY NAL~A#,
LOT At Tue NORTHWEST CORNER uF utF
AND ELEVENTH STREETS. FOR SALE ArA"
TIuN.-Will be sold al auction, an ia" rr.t.I....
on MONDAY, the I'D July, 1905, ~ o.c,>rA. +
that valuable Lot located ~ abo.c, fr''..a. Al. .
one hundred and thre" feet on tho eat SD. Z
Twentieth street, running back one huutf~i q. !
thirty feet " hich will b. divided into ,eHrH..
smaller size And on the following 4 E,sat lUs,
DAY, tn. 2I'h July, At o'clock, i ,mr 'MmTr.
misses. that most beautiful and atnc'Iga TN "
the northwest corner al clay and ElrtrntA >.rr..
fronting about sixty eight fcct, ruhIgn- t.rs ..
IN. west line II Eleventh street "rr I'm at.# 49,
ntty-siX feet 10 a wide alley. This f"' j. r.-.y
closed with Il handsome IRON railing, afd rs 49,.
in shade and ornamental trees, >htubs, A.. no..
III. most beurtlfut now on tn" market.
TERMS one third cash hatnUc" - i"r
eight months for ucg"tl,b uu,,~, lutnI~.r t1...
secured by 4 trust deed.
HARRISON. GupDiE j AEPEEsuE,
Auslnus.n
i. S.-The Iars" brick TOBACCO FArtoW ,
william II. Grant, al the northeast rurprr
Franklin aud Nineteenth streets, with rU E.r.
acre lot attached, can be bought AZ lrl}t'" ser
iy lids " e. 80
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uOLLINS INSTITUTE.

L ULLINS IAND I Z u.
III CHARLES J.. COOKE, Superintendent.
MIss SALLY BROWN RILAND, Governess.
THIS INSTITUTE Is amply provided with the
means Of instruction In the various branches of
science and literature demanded In Female Schools
OF high grade. Under the changed condition OF
the country, il will neither lower its former stand.
ards nor relax it's energies, but will endeavor to
Increase It's efficiency in meeting the wants Of the
public in the important field OF its Ia bors. The
Faculty consists Of four gentlemen, including a
German Professor OF Music, and four ladies, be-
sides officers in the Domestic Department.
The next session will open on the 35th OF July,
and continue TES MONTHS. Pupils coming by rail-
road stop al Salem.
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This Company is prepared TO make Fire and Ma.
rine Insurance of all kinds.
Ii will also receive money on deposit in III"
Savings Department, and allow six per cent. int
rest thereon. whether az large or small snms-thus
afording fine opportunity for persons disposed to
lay up money.
JOHN Is. DAVIS, President.
JOHN T. G.. POTTS, Secretary.
The Board meets for discount every WEDNES-
DAY at ! o'clock, p. NJ. " ll-ts
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EY-PRISON LIFE OF MCPHERSON DAVIS.
FOUR YEARS IN THE SADDLE. Harry Gill
NOR.
PoLLARD'S HISTORY or THE WAR.
WOMEN OF THE SOUTH.
SOUTH SONGS.
BILL ARP. For sale by
10 pts COLE TURNER.
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Bg- DENTAL SOTICE.-SITROUS OXIDE
GAs.-w. LEIGH BURTON, DENTIST, having
superior apparatus for the manufacture Of this gas,
is prepared to administer ii as an anTsthe'c in the
EXTRACTION OF TEETH, thereby rendering the
operation absolutely painless.
As il is highly important that the gas should be
fresh and pure, timely notice should be- given Of
desire 10 use it..
Office and residence northwest corner Of Seventh
and Franklin streets. jy "-linA
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ps- RICHMOND SAVINGS BANK AND
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY -, l.5o.

OFFICE CORNER or TWELFTH AND MAtH orSG"i-
RICHSoSr, Va.
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CANNED FRUITS, JELLIES, PIC
~ KLEs &cThe unIsIsi9gnsd s has TTssiY PIC
III 81 Sc Sc nut mp by William ii. Thomas,
Esa.. Baltimore which are offered At Baltimore
Wholesale prices without any charge i9r i,sish''
,vo,u No. l3l5 Cary street.
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NOTICE.-All persons who nave lr!'
N GOODS n, q " 'pESNis'S dying r-ttH....s-
ment on Marshall street, near Fiith, 10 be aye %.
cleanscd, MORE THAN THREE MON ih> 49,.
and have not called for the same, are H"l ,d '"'
unless paid for and AIKEN AVA wlA.u tbe hrn'
ten DAVIS they will be sold for repairs. ~ .l-#'
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I or IN HOLLYWOOD FOR SAIL.
IL For sale, II haudsom" and we'll located -!
in Hollywood Cemetery. Apply To .,..
CHARLES II. TASNEE,
jy2l-na opposite old Pair Grounds. In
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MEETINGS.

NOTICE.-A meeting OF the Stock
~ holders of the NEW MhtlIASioa'ill-
TURNPIKE COMPANY b. held al ne '. e.
ting. house Of W. NJ SUIT i 500, ga W.. pa
ihe 23d day Of July, 1885. ~ law
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AND
SAVINGS BANK.
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TOR RENT, a handsome FURNISH
u ED HOUSE, No Is Sixth street, between II
Main and franklin, with gas and water I..I
throughout the house. Apply to HENRY t@A
custom-house and to BARTON s ROGERS,
;yG ~ T2a Main street
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DOR RENT, the large W A h f.
II HOUSE in Libby Buildings formerly &C. III
cupIed by u.s. Possession given Immediately, '::;H
with large amount of storage secured, 10 a.l.A&
desirable tenant. Apply to ...
PALMER, HARTsooK Il CO.,
jy CTS Fourteenth street
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HOME SCHOOL.-With n view to the
j l. education Of my own children, have EN-
! Dyed Miss KATE AINSLlE to teach a small class
At my house. The session will begin LIST October
next and end Isl July following and propose To
take few board-rs.
Miss Ainslia has had a large experience in
teaching and is widely known as thorough
and faithful instructor and disciplinarian. Terms
per session of nine months as follows:
For board including everything ana III
nr',,h.', SllJ 90
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ID FOR YOUNG LADlES.--MisS PEGRAM
SCHOOL viii be r.opeued on the lst of October
next. Further t"!ail, will b. given in futur" adj
refreshments. Circulars may he had on application
to NK- J. w. PEGRAM,
Linden Row. Franklin street,
or through box rs Richmond port Office.
l-.--nnifE
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DOOM FOR RENT.-A large airy
II ROOM. next to Merritt 4 Gibbs drug, store
tsiIneyI. twenty -four by forty-hve feet adinira .
bIy adatted 10 light manufacturing pufpt~esr or
w5uid mn ke an excellent school room Fnr terms,
apply to CtARbEs u. $3.50 s;Ina,
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EOR RENT, THE DESIRABLE
IL HOUSE now occupied ny the subscriber, lxA
situated on Grace street, between Seventh 1:.;I
Nv 10 ts J. II. WINSTON.
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By Rssnault < Co., Auctioneers,
Main street, between Eighth and Ninth.
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rnr ,nn.ic with MS. nf niano ..... - 90
Payable in United States CURRENCY, one-haii Ii
advance, balance n the end Of the session. Ny
residence is fortv-fvs miles west from Richmond,
ON In. old sla.c road To Characteristics, and ioEI
and half miles from Tocrsvillc station, ON tn"
Virginia Central railroad. Purils Will be thus M
almost daily communication with their homes, and
in case of sickness will receive medical treatment
if desired. free Of charge. Address pr. L.
PENpLETON. ToIersvillc, Louisa county, Va.
?. i. PENDLEToN.
Cr,Euo July 20 l-fE iy 2i-lavtt
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ron ron Rent, the sfoREHot 1920
L FRANKLIN street, seeorid aoor above the ~
DI,tsra ao given on 2s, instant Apply TO
i'''i'" j. u. ES ELsON Agent,
to, :, - 1T. $50 next door.
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nor RENT, A SMALL TENE-
II MENT ON Third street one door from -
IN. c"rner ofrJjariai street Apply ut WOODS Ina
pa ARSIACY, Pifth and Marshall streets. 49,
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Tor RENT, that LARGE, CQMMO-
DIOJJS, and PLEASANTLY-LOC III
DWELLING, feontaining twelve rooms, No. 1:.S
3o9 Main, between Third and Fourth streets 49,
The house will be rented for three or Tor twetys
months. ms NAV be prr rred and for thioe months
with FURNiTUhE il desired Possession given
Isl of August. .or
jy Its JOHN ". 6DRDoN q SUN
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Gold for Cotton.

To the question whether the Southsrn
planters should receive any thing but gold
fo' cotton. a West Tennessee farmer argues
a, follows.
/" vsars psst. when "a used to m axe
three or four millions Of bales of cottot
per annum. ~ we're foolish enough to
send i, North and take Yankee raRs fr
it. That Nstem k-p us poor then. and
vet | ls.f We are foo'ish enough TO prac
ties ,hs sams oams now II the pfatics
kept us poor then. ~ha, ~ill It do with 10
nowi Think of this. No ono vii! cor.
rec, hi. folly il ,i,- planter does not
The spaculStor won't, for il ia bv ths'
.vs,em h. ,hrives. Nov. Let the planter
h.,n>nh god for his cotton, and tax.
nohin" else. H. can ,hsn take jus, ~,
'nanv of 'hs Ys"k,e . rags ~ hs Z. willing
To in exchange for gold. So long a. W.
part ~i,h cotton fm rsgs, and the pnr.
chas-r gets gold. 80 gov pnsr.r ard he
ri"her. Ths pIsn,sr Lolis in his hands
,ha power "f rade.'ning IN. South, AID no
other cla.s can Nov ia the lime. Sell
yo"' '"t'u WV goi aHl uNU'U" cso.
Upon which the Nashville Union asd
american cnmments a. follows:
But IL you cell your cotton 10, gold,
and then pay the goIL. either directly or
indirectly. to tho Nmthsrn man for sup.
uliss which you think yon are hound to
have. ~hat do vou make bv tba op.rs,
toni Or. IL y"u have debts to paw. and
can pay them IN grs-nhsck,, ~hst do YOU
profit BY exsc:ing III. gold. and then con. .
vertisg it into g'esnbscksf You have
not 'sSched tho bottom of The trouble
You must 6rst GET out Of dsbt.-,hsn go a
must make everything You want. or IN.
ducs your ows people TO make it for vou,
and buy Sl' No from them. Your exSc,ions
OF gold for your cotton ~ill do you no
good - long ~ You are comn,srcisiIv
dependant on the North. That 10 what
is the matter Make Lass co,toa-rsi.e
more sh-sp-h"ild up COTTON end ~oolsn
factories OF your e~n soil-emplov yav
own p.ople to work item m--pso.iuc. grain
aod meats to feed them-become com.
mercially independent Of the Yankee and
every body slae. soa thu whole question
is se,tIed'at once. II It 10 = dog in The
msngsr" principle. you bsvs been driven
10 i,, and sse blsmeless.
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Helv | Nslpit

Such Il the CRY coming from vafious
batn Of the Stars Asd '.ielp" Tor whs, 7
Why, Tor the tsliet Of d~bto,S II really
smscks Of child,shn.ss. m apply y tsty
mild tern. this appeal 10 the Legislature
for relief as betws-h debtor and creditor.
Anv debtor Who siio~s . de,.,mins,i n
10 do eysry thin 10 hm power 10 pay his
debts. ~iil fnd moro ralisf from that very
creditor, hot - zen whsHi and himself he
~an,s 'hs S,s,s to intsip,-s. than from
all that Ian 10 done by L~ri.l.rioo. The
same rn's will not apply 90 any two dsb.
tors, for ore can pay all bis dsbis, snoth
sr half Of his debts. ano,hes ons.four,h
Of his, aud 40 on. Nnw IL tbs Ley,sls
inre i"iefpose, u will pSss = general &C,
equally applicable TO al cx.ss. We ven
inre The assertion ,hs, there il not q man
in tho State Who will not be benefi,red
more bv . non.in,eifer~sce on the psrt ol
tho State than hy any ac,ion II Il looking
I" an shjus,ment Of private indebtedness
Tho fact 10, tho crsdror who has large
clSims up,n ofhss 10 10, di.Po.ed 10 pusl
them TO tha wall mr = final - element, foi
the mpls fact ths, he .ioes no, caro- &c
iriits,s thu fool ia the fable who dA.,vsr
81 N. festh-red gold mine.-Fdirfetd
Herald.
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ALL Hail KEETucxY The L .uisv,lle
Courier says that Krn'ncky has an i'm
m-rse surplus Of corn aud n.sat this ssa
son, and she intends to give liber xilv oi
them to her sutferirg brethren in the
South. For ,his purpose societies ara
being organised throughout tho State.
and before the close Of the year va hop.
to hear o: one in every county.
We also learn from the Courier. that
the Louisville. Frankfort and Lexington
Railroad Company, announce that ,hsv
will TRANSPORT over their roads, free oi
charge, all contributions for ths destitute
poor OF the South.
The foregoing reminds Us that We re
Gently saw lsttar written by a gentle
man in Kentucky. addressed to a pforni.
nsnt citizen Of this District. making On
quiry into the wants Of the poo, OF this
section and requesting that some suitable
person be designated TO receive and dis.
tribute supplies donated for this loc.litv.
All OF which is most credi,ahIe TO our
more favored sister State, and for which
she will have the lasting gratitude Of the
people Of the South.
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Shall The assrse. Vo,si

Tho 70 lowing, SAYS the New York
Rtening Post Of the 1A,h, |. from an ~.
tsIlig~n, aud sag~cious officer, nov in
command in South Ostolina /
As kr the state of ksling With regard
to the ",nsn and broth-r.' i, i. sbou, the
same h p ~ n, the f"r,h. The higher
cl~s>e. uea, HIM we'll, aud &.ht to SEE
hun do well; the "Iow down pe,,pie" are
j"al"us Of tim, like 70 abuse him, and
begin To haze him. All tho outtayes-
n they are not 'nsny-corn- from tho
"l"~ ds"n people," as the "p.~r white
folks" are called het~ TIE former own
-rs s,,ll have m ih:ssest in tn-r old
slaves, and will Occasionally 20 tn Law
for them. md very frequently continu. to
feed and favor them, NJ least 90 far ~
thew can afford.
The true loyal men here are the mon
who fought spainst us IN the field Of In,
tie. They give no tfnnbie. shd they are
'olerablS tight in opision il is the f-l
lows whs lived in horhb proofs during the
war who are nnw distant; the men aha
did not shed theit blood when they had
n chanre. | rhnst say that I like the e1.
Confederate soldiers; they are manly uu
der their defes', and accept the snrren
der honestly. Large numbers Of them
are in favor Of passing the Constitutional
Amendment. and there 10 n growing,
though MS yet silent party, looking to ths,
| ssltI Isment. -
I hope that Congress will stick to The
Amendment, and ask Jsither rfiofe nor
less. Believe me that. frat. the neg roes
are not fit to vote and second. thev
wonld generally v"ts With their old mas
tors. Don't yon know that our Connec
'irn, blacks always ussd IN vote The old
Wing ticket, following the ruff. shirted
old gentlemen who formally owned ihemi
II wodlf b. like that hero u ia bad pol
icy. firmly bslisvs for the North In in
sist that tho nsgroes shall vote, aud con
sequen'ly he represented.
don't speak Of sb-ract Justice.
have not room enough leh to settle that
iiule matter.
i.upposs that all the South IL not so
good a. my ds'rict II is the best. nv
predecessor told me. in the State. The
only hos'ile people are the bomb p'os'
fellows and the ixd;es N
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1e'eors In New York.

A parry "wStcking the heavens" last
night. from . private observatory, gives
the following in relation 10 the metsoric
showers:
ELEVEN TO THsss o CLocx. abop,
IL o'clock last nigh, the frst one OF ths
shooting s,sfs Was noticed At pointpsar
this city, whore soms pains were taken 70
see the numbsr which came. Only t~o
OF three more wsrs visible ill /. quarter
before thres this morning. Then sithin
. period of ten minutes three bright shoe,
isg stare appeared 81 the south st IN al
ti,uds oi about forty 6,s degrees from III.
horizon. The frst went eastward, the
second westward, and the third south.
ward. or directly towards the ho,is ~
The bright line Of tho path covered sboui
ffsen degrees
FouK TO FI.s O'CLOCK After four
O'Clock the shooting s,s's spps.vsd 10
great numbe's They went 10 oil dir@c
'ions, bu, usually southwsrd, and more
than halt we're Afst seen in tie south vss,
The o"i, Aiva, approaching . Shower"
which ~as seen IN the couvss Of the night,
vas =, four O'Clock and ten minutes -
Then three stsrs dsred down ward In quick
succession. One was srcssdingiy briIiian,
and Ieft trail which csuId be seeufor
soma time sfsr Il disappeared. In tha
course Of tsn minutes thsss ~sre aevso
A'ghis~ Then they came At longer inter,
vsls, and fsr about twenty minutes NOS
one shooting s'as ~ss sees. before Eve
"'c!ock there were eight OF Ten. however.
They we're oss'iy oil small. Oss of them.
which ~aa s-ry iar da,snt. sesnsd Eks.a
long. 'hi. line Of light, aud Vas Visible
for ssvsfsl seconds.
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or the delegation from the remaining
represented S,stss. California. t'onn-c
cut. Kentucky. Nov Hampshire, Or-yo"
and Rhode IsIa"d. tho Radical. have | 5
and tho Democrats Est,msting thee
in the next House rs they are now and
the Radicals will have 40 m-,nbers 10
~. which is precisely the i'r-s-n, division.
or,.if Van Hu'n is elected in Missouri,
there will be Radical gain OF ons over
their overwhelming m~jori,y in the pre-.
cot House
In the next Senate New Jsraey vii.
send Hon A. G. Csttell and ann,he,
Radical 10 place of her two Democratic
Senators Pennsylvania will bs repre-
sented by a Radical instead Of bv Edya,
Cowan. Oregon wil. send Cnrhe,, in
place Of N.s'nitb aud California Cole in
place Of MrDongsl. The net gain ~ill
I've four. and the Senate will stand ~
Radicals against 26 oppnsi,iou.