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L. W. MCCON
ap 13lms 4s2 Pa. av., bet Sd and Al at
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Tie subscribers take pleasure in announcing that,
asGeneral Agents, they have completed arrange,
ments to supply the latest production of the
AMERICAN NODDED COLLAR COMPANY,
GRAY'S PATENT LADIES' CRIMPED COL
LARS,
To which they would invite the special attention #
the ladies'. This article is entirely novel in its con
struction and appearance, and reaches the purcha-
ser In the form of handsome turn over Collar
crlLiped or tuted as its name indicates and prop-
erly curved to mt snuRly the wesrsr's neck BY
slight pulling upon the ends, however, Just sufi-
eient to destroy the sweep curvature il becomes
neat and tasty "Garrotten or Standing Collar or
pair of Cuffs. 1t is manufactured from the same
choice material used in making Bank note paper,
and retains Its pearly white appearance, without
soiling, even longer than . nicely polished linen
collar.
As this Collar is entirely new in the market, and
yet is in the hands Of only the larger dealers the
undersigned propose for the present till the Collar
Is more generally introduced, to furnish sample
boxes containing one dozen Collars, by mail post
paid TO any address on receipt Of IS cents
IL In gIrIng Post Office address, mention To,ru
County, and STATE. ADDRESS,
LELAND, JOHNSON CO..
NH 25-eOl5t 81 DeyOnshire ST., Boston.
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Rf W. IL. WALL q CO., AuctIsueers
ID South corner of Penn D ave and 9th

NALUABLE GARDEN SPOT, HOUSE, AND
1--WE ACRES OF GROUND AT AUCTION,
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 81, at S
CLOCK, on the premises, will sell that valuable
property fcrne -ly owned and occupied by the late
james Msher, ca Boundary street. near the toll
gate and Camp Barry, containing FIVE acres of
greuns, suitable for nurser, or garden ppr poses
being one Of the best in the city for th at
purpose, and improved by good-siZed Brick
House, containing ten rooms.
We especially call the attention Of BUYERS to the
above sale, as II offers Inducements to purchasers
to procure q valuable piece Of property.
Terms at sale.
ap Pod W. L. WALL a co Aurts
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ID U L c 3 A L E

ID @ 3 l. E.
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE MARKET
FAkM NEAR WASHINGTON AT PUBLIC
On WEDNESDAY,. May I'd, at 1 O'Clock D. m,
will sell on the premises, that very desirable
Market Farm, situated about half a mile above
TeRnallytown, on the river road, and containing
s acres, rood and - perch.
The improvements consist of a comfortable
Dwelling house, good Barn. good StabIing. Car
risge and Wagon houses. Milk house An excel
lent pump OF water in the yard
The land Is under good state of cultivation.
Terms: One half cash; balance in I, 2, g and 4
years, with interest, secured BY deed Of trust
the property.
sp6d ALBERT SCOTT.
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FOR SALE AND RENT

IOh OdLE AN ~ hEN Il.
FeK sALEIThat very desirable RESIDENCE
l. on Capitol Hill, 2s3 south street, one
square from the Capitol. The house is very
rOomy, and supplied with gas and water, and In
one of the most healthy spots in the city, let 2S by
l23 feet with 10 foot alley in the rear grounds inn
proved with choice fruits, flowers. &c This 10.
cality for private residence possesses rare advan
tages that can only be appreciated by seeing the
property; For terms, &C., apply to the owner, on
the premises. an ~. .6ts
EOR SALE-4,l6O ACRES OF LAND in Ran.
dolph county, Va. Title indisputable. Terms
reasonable. VIII be sold in tracts to suit purchas
ers:, For quality of land refer to Hon. George g.
Latham, Latham, M Q. from West Virginia, and W. d.
Wallsch editor Washington Star For title in.
quire at the rooms of FORD HINE. over Ham-
mack g restaurant, 2O2 Pa. avenue. This land will
positively be sold.
sp2l-r THOMAS II. FORD.
III FOB SALE.
l1oUSE OF grooms, with three vacant LOTS, on
the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
east Lots rs by liO each Water in the yard; ;
Peaches: Pears, Grapes. Plums, &c
HOUSE and LOT, 81 500
bOUSE and LOTS, S3 .pOO
HOC Sc and LOTS, $1,000.
Terms easy.
D.L. WELLS &-CO.
ap l9-lOt corner 18th and streets,
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KMB0URN a LATTA, Real Estate BT0Esi
G. W. BoTELER, Auctioneer

g. W. B0TELER, Auctioneer.
TATE
On SATURDAY. April 2s, at5A clock D. N on
the premises, we will sell, Lot l6 in SQUARE ~,
south side Of street between flat and I'D streeu
Let ,Oi4 feet front by lss feet deep.
Sale positive.
Terms cash; sloo to be paid by purchaser ct
striking OF of property.
KILB0URN LATTA,
Real Estate Brokers. corner
ap Est Intel. 7th and n sIreets.
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NECTAR MEAD AND ROOT BEER
~ NECTAR MEAD AND ROOT BEER
have this day recommended the manufacture of
these celebrated BEVERAGES, which attained 80
great degree Of public favor several years ago.
All persess who wish TO be supplied with Nectar
Mead and Boot Beer will please give their orders
to my drivers, or leave them at the office, corner
Green and Oil We SITS. Georgetown. ID. G.
Price OF the Nectar NJ cad or Boot Beer to dealers
will be affixed at Philadelphia rates, viz Ninety
six (96I cents per dozen. in quart Jugs.
RILEY A. SHINN,
"UniOn Bottling Depot"
Corner G reen and Olive streets,
sph-lm tChron& Intel Georgetown, DC.
L'OR sALE-25,OO0 extra choice Hardy perpetual
Il Blooming ROSES, ORNAMENTAL PLANTS
and SHRUBS, FRUIT TREES. &C., &c, The best
kinds known in Europe and America. A. JAR
DIN Eisrist, 18th, corner of N, Washington, d. u.
NH 22-lmS
WISHING TO GIVE ENTIRE ATTENTION
w to the Metal and Heavy Hardware branch of
onr business, rncluding Carriage and Wheel stock
from and after this date we will offer entire
stsck OF BUILDERS, CABINET MAKERS ANB
6PHOLSTERERS HARDWARE at cost, with
expenses added.
To dealers and others who, under the constant
fluctuations of the market, are willing to carry
heavy stocks, an excellent chance is here offered
10 buy small quantities at Wholesale rates.
JOHN X. ELSANS CO.,
rnp ISeolm 3O9 Pennsy lyania avenue.
lChron., Intel, Con Union, Rep, Alex Gazette
and State Journal.1
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ap2sdts MESRY M 81 h0PR 0PPkR6BAsco. Trustees.

And Immediately after the sale of the above lots
In square l64 we shall alse sell, on the premi ses
at the request of some of the ether heirs Lots G ,
IL, L, and q, in the same subdivision of said
square: ASo, original Lot 6, square I64 fronting
respectively on Connecticut avenue, north street
Terms: One third cash; residue in 6. Il and Is
months with interest, secured by deed of trust on
the property.
. Plats Of the above property may be obtained at
25-dts j. g. MCGUIRE & CO. Aucts.
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EVENING SALE OF LAW AND MIsCELLA.
NEOUS BOOKS,
At the Auction Rooms commencine NONDAy
ElENiNG, april sOth, at IA O'Clock. In this col
200 VOLUMES STANDARD LAW BOOKS.
nearly new, and Of the latest American editions
ALSO,
complete set of AMERICAN ARCHIVES o
volumes and one of Gales & Seston's AMERICAN
STATE PAPERS, u volumes, together with a
good collection cf Miscellaneous Books, hand
sOmely bound, and many entirely new.
Catalogues now ready at the Auction Rooms.
Terms cash.
p25-d J. G. MCGUIRE & CO. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
(fs- otAer Asesen Saiss Sc. fourth paos.
RY GRExN 4 WILLIAMS, Aassiossss.

tfsr other Auction Saies Sc. fourth pa0ei
RY GRExx q WILLIAMS. Asssio.ssr.
AyS5I9n SALE oE TWO xALgAgLE sgIkpP-
MksT, BETWEEN 1 AND x srs. soSrH.
On fRIpAY, the .th day Of May aext, at oclk
p M We shall sell, on tine psemises; Lots = and
m $50 IN tho g 81 Of Ss
ss they VIII be cold without reserve
Terms s,if ..sh S.,aes IN ak and ,yslvs
All c-n,-yAnoing sAd revenue clamps at the cost
Of srEes'''r vii ss ane
llY GREEN 8 WILLIAMS, Auctioueer..
ID Ne. sac corner 7th and streets north.
vALuABLE ByILpIsG LOTS EAST OF THE
GAPiT9L; BEisS ~ SS LOTS Nos S1 3; a, 49,,
saouARf' Ar hGcTfoS. i'oN vi sAip
ON FRIDAT, the 4th day OF May next, we shall
seven a handsoms BuiIdiaa Lots, fronting Il feet
each on East Capitol aud santh A streets, with
0sRsr Terms y. &C One third cash: balance in and 1.
mouths, fer notes bearing interest. deed given
Ali convey sncing az cost Of purchaser, including
revenue stsmps. S25 will be required paid down
when the property is Knocked off on each lot.
ap.7-d GREEN WILLIAMS, AGcts.
RY GREEN a WILLIAMS. Austies.er..
ID No. 326, corner 7th and ID streets.
AUCTION sALE.-Two ROSEWOOD CASH
PIANOS AND ONE MAHOGANY CASE,
nonSEhOLD fUhNlIUhh hhs an ONh In
LAkGk OVAL FRAME FRENCH-PLATE
MIRRORS.
On SATURDAY, .he 2sth instant, at 10 o clock,
at our Auction Rooms, we shall sell the following
goods, viz:
Two very fine Rosewood-csse Planes, In perfect
order,
One Mahogany case do.
| Parler suits, consisting OF Green Reps, Sofas,
Chairs, &c.
| Marble top Tables,
walnut Bedsteads. Dressing bureaus.
| WsshstaAds, Wsrdrobes and Cane seat Chairs,
Painted Cottage Sets, Hair Mattresses,
Brussels, Three ply and other Carpets,
One French plate Mirror, large siZ"
And ell other articles belonging I,,,,
| Terms cash. :" uou'ohooP'Ne
| 1t GREEN
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B No 80 .LlAMs. Auctloseers.
%, corner of 7th and ID streets.
TNr -.fH ANNUAL SPRING SALE OF
p -sDEEMED PLEDGES OF ISAAC HERR
sRG son.
We shall sell, at our suctisn rooms, corner of
7th and ID streets, on WEDNESDAY and III URS
DAY May I'd and Sd, 1856, at 10 o clock a m the
most extensive collection Of unredeemed pledges
ever offered: comprising in part gold and
silver Hunting Case. mericAn and English
Lever Watches; Diamonds, Gold Neck and
Vest Chains. Finger Rings. Ear Rings,
Jewelrp in setts, and Silver Ware
Also, lsdies' and gents Wearing AppareI
in greater variety than ever offered at any OF our
previouSsales; furs and Pistols, together with a
large asscStment of Goods too numerous to emu
merate.
Sale will commence with the watches.
Terms cash.
IsAAC HERzBERG SON,
Pawnbrokers.
IChron. 18th. lst&3d; Sunday Herald a9th 1 a
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RY NJ. X. WALSH CO., Auctiopeers.
- No. $50 Penns. ave., corner 10th street
RY JAS. G. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers-

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOL EFFFOTS
On TUESDAY MORNING. May l. at no O'Clock
and h
Walnut Hair and Cloth Sofa and Chsirs
Walnut air Cloth Sofa Bedsteads
Solid and Painted Cottage Chamber Suites
Walnut Bureaus, Bedsteads
Wsrdrebos, Toilet Ware, Clocks
Oak Writing Table, Refrigerator
Walnut Crib and Mattress
China, Glass and Creckery Ware
Large Flat Top Cooking Stove and Furniture
Radiator, Parler and Chamber Stoves
Kitchen Requisites, Tinware. DC.
Terms cash.
ap2 IInti JAS. a. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers-
- No. 526, corner of 9TH and b streets

AUCTION SALE OF TWO BRICK WARE
HOU USES, on lease; ground rent at S Is per month:
lease has three years TO run; on the corner of ID
street west and street north, en- SATURDAY,
the 18th inst, at 8 CLOCK p. m, In trent Of the
preni ses; TO be sold with out reserve.
Builders will find il 70 their advantage 90 attend
the sale. GBEEN WILLIAMS,
ap24 Auctioneers
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Opposite THE PATENT OFFICE.
432 SEVENTH STREET,
PAPER HANGINGS. FIRE-BOARD PRINTS,
BORrERS, DECORATIONS. GILT OORNIOE
TABLE, OIL CLOTHS. RUSTIC BLINDS
And magnificent stock of
WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTURES. Pic
TUkE CORDS, TASSELS, AND NAILS.
Also, su perb assort ment of
SQUARE AND OVAL PHOTOGRAPH AND
PICTURE FRAMES, In Gold, Rosewood. Wal.
nut and Ebony.
And endless v ariety of
CARD DE yISITE FRAMES PAssE PAR
TOT rs, CABVEb BRACKETS AND FRA MES.
The abov stock is now offered to the public
AT COST, FOB THIRTY DAYS,
and addi tons TO my store.
An inspection OF the above conn plete stock is re.
specially solicited.
L. j. ROTHROOK,
4S2 Seventh street,
aR &eo3w Opposite the Patent Office,
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DRUG STORE ATAUCTlos

UhNV oIUhE a i hUUIfUN.
On FRIDAY, April z7th, at o clock d. m we
shall sell, ~ Public Auction f Rst dis posed Of st
private sale before Thursday, 18th instantly, the
Drug Store situated at 500 Penn q ave-, between
lst and % streets, including Lease, Stock, Fix
store is now doing good business, which could be
considerably increased during the approaching
stckly seasen. The above is sold on account OF
sickness Apply, for terms &C. at the store or at
nAGLE CO, Auctioneers, 293 Penn q sv., bet.
9th and 10th SITS. ap n
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n CROWN, WALKER q CO., Auotioneerr

LEAsEHoLD PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
We will sell on MONDAY, April soth, at four
o clock j. m, on the premises. No. 465 G street,
near the depot, the improvements, consisting Of q
large Dining Room. being elegant stand for sny
kind of business, together with the Furniture.
Reason for selling the owner is leaving the city.
Sale without reserye. Terms cash,
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RY JAS. g. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF V~LUABLE CITY

By authority of the Supreme Court of this Dis
uict, passed in equity, No. 3H, Matilda Gram
mer VS.. Todd and Prohasco. we shall e1 pose 10
at O'Clock, on the premisesI to the highest bid
der, the following valuable lots, to wit:
Lots lettered and marked b, III, M and n in
the subdivision Of part of square 10. 1884, fronting
respectively on Connecticut avenue ana the corr
ner of and l7th streets.
And on the same afternoon, at O'Clock, on the
premises, We shall sell Lot No. 8, in square No.
go, fronting IS feet inch Canal street by 10
feet deep, ne ar the l4th street bridge
Terms: One third cash; the residue in s, IL, and
Us Smonths, with interest for which the pu rchaser
bonds; with surety. will be taken, and lien re-
served on the property sold.
III the terms be not complied with within FIVE
Gays from the day CT sale, the trustees the
right 70 resell, on seven days public notice, at
ply.
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T0 PHOT00RAPHERS-F sale q PHOTO.
= GRAPHIC QALLERY In desirable Iocstieo.
Oea Pc bessht Fitted @ aahrted ss may suit the
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RS THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvoIDABLY
and place. (spGl NAGLE 4 co Aucts.

pY VIM. l.. WALL & CO., AuctioDe.rg
- South corner Renn's ave- aud 9th ~
We will sell, al our Auction Rooms, on sATUR-
DAY MORNING, April %, commencing At u
sistng Of
sheetings, Cottons. Belsines, Prints
White Goods, Swiss, Cambrick
Table Linen, shswls, Hoop skirts
Nets, Ladies and Gents Hose
Fine Straw Bonnets, Flowers. Parssols
Closks, Ribbons, together with o variety Of DRY
Goods OF every description.
n. We call the special attention Of the ladies'
as gocds will be sold in lots to suit purchaser
apS VIM. l.. WALL a CO, Aucts.
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ITO LET-The very desirable furnished RESI-
DENCE. No. 1O4, on tho north side Of Gay
street, Georgetown, owned by the late DIR. BOhrsr,
and now occupied by Captain Boyle, T.. 3. Navy.
The House Is spacious one, well planned with
every arrangement for domestic comfort.
Possession will be given on or about the 18th of
next month.
FOr further particulars apply at the Hardware
Store. No. 1913 Bridge street, Georgetown.
II
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Hew Family Carriages
New Germantown Carriages
Regular sales at the Bazaar every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, without regard 90 the
weather.
Carriages and Harness always at private sale.
apps W. L. WALL Co Auets
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RY w. l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
We will sell on SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
April 18th, at o clock, in front OF the premises
the House known sc the Melville House, corner o 4
for three years.
ap 70 W, l.. WALL A 90 Auct.
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RY NAGLE CO., huctioneers.
- Ssles-reoms No. 2o7 Pennsylvanis avenue
corner OF llth street.

Nasle %. will give their personal attention %
the sale OF Real tate and Household Furniture e
the residence OF amilies declining housekeepina
Also, t. the .es Of stocks sf Groceries and mer-
ehandise OF every description, Horses, Carriages,
Harness. &C. dec l-iy
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SATURDAY, April 2sth, at ~ O'Clock, at our
Sales Room, c93 Pa. ay.. bet. 9Th and 10th sts
We shall sell IS cases Old Rye and Bourbon
WHISKY, IS doZ. Old sherry Wine and other Ii :
quors, bbls Old Rye Whisky,l bbl very old and
choice Jamaica Rum, 10 bbls. Cider Vinegar, 4
bbl- Wine do 20 boxes Pearl Starch, Is boxes
Pepper. 25 600 prime Cigars, 40 gross chewing and
bales smoking Tobacco. select Green and black
Teas In caddies, with many other articles in the
grocery line. Sale positive.
spI NAGLE a CO., Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-10

Tur PRISE AND THE SwoRp.-An old
member of Congress has suggested the idea
that the President, who undoubtedly, as
the Executive, can control the execution OF
Tho laws. should direct the treasurer OF the
United States not to pay another dollar to
the members of Congress until Congress
shall have rendered itself n constitutional
BODY Nv admitting the representatives
from the southern States. They are en-
titled to pay only rs members of consti-
tutional Congress, and it is clearly the
Presidents duty to see that the public
money is not unlawfnlly disburscd. We
like this plan. 1t would unquestionahly
soon bring the Radicals to their senses.
The first requisition of the paymaster to
Congress which the treasurer should refuse
to honor would prove to be excellent Gre
drntials for the southern members. The
main object OF the Radicals is to secure to
themselves the handling Of the public
funds, and they would soon show them
selves TO be ve.y tra>t"Lle. FoRNEy, as
clerk and public printer. would be placed
in the same category and everybody knows
how soon he would Top over" to the
Presidents side.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-10
po,,.-One.s Native Lana.

Tho presence of John M. Bolts at the
Radical Convention in Philadelphia has
reused the indignation of the editor Of the
Charlottesville Chronicle, who writes upon
the subject as if he had once been one Of
Botts's warmest friends. Hear him .
John Minor Bolts is Eirginian in tenn
permanent rs well as by birth and educa-
ton. lie was born Virginia gentleman.
His very vices, his arrogant temper, his
profanity, his love of the racc-coursc-tho
peculiar type of his rowdyism-arc Iir-
ginian. There is nothing of the Yankee
about him. His worst enemies will accord
him an open and manly nature, and there
has been nothing indirect or disingcnuous
in his long public life.
Il How did he get to Philadelphia :? How
must he feel Gf he possesses sensbiiity) to
find himsclf--a man of splendid intellect,
bold, robust, kingly nature, the friend Of
Harry Clay, formerly adorcd by n number:
of true Virginians, once a prince among
that noble band of old Wing politicians in
, Eirpinia-how must he feel to have fallen
from the pedestal on which he once stood
as q Vnqinidn, and as leading Nirgi
nian-diiiering, ii is true, from many emf
ncht Virginians. but still Nirglnian, the
head of Virginia partv-how must h.
feel to have descended from this height to
the alySs where he now moves, See him
the great Virginia Misunderstanding the
mean whites =" of the South in picbald
convention in Philadelphia, ilankcd by
Frederick Douglass and Miss Anna Dick
inson. He has put himself on level with
that wrctchcd element in the South repre-
scented by IIunnicutt, Underwood, Hahn,
Griffin, and other obscure WrctchcS with
natures hardly above that Of the lackal-
and without the apology that most Of them
NAV oifer-that of having only resided in
the South without being born here :!
There he stands amid such figures a. The
cxecratcd Butler, Kelley Of Pennsylvania,
Fornev. Brownlow, Harlan, Hamilton,
Rev. James Mullins, Wilson, Durant,
Stokes, etc.
And to show how Bolts should feel TO-
wards his native State, the Chronicle quotes
the following from Scotch poet:
" O Caledonia: stern and wild,
Meet nurse for Il poetic child
Land of brown heath and shaggy wood.
Land of the mountain and the Hood,
Land of my slres. what mortal hand
Can c'er unite the 1ilial band
That knts me- 10 thy rugged strand
Still rs view each wcll-ltnown scene,
Think what i now, and what has been,
Seems as to me, of all brrctt,
Sole friends thy woods and streams are LETT
And TINS love them better still,
Even in extremity of Ill.
Bv Narrow stream still letme stray,
Though none should guide my feehl" way
Still feel The breeze down Ettrick break,
Although ii chill my withercd cheek;
Still lay my head by IeNiol stone,
Though there forgotten and alone,
The bard may draw his parting groan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-10

OPERATIVES N GAS WORKS NEVER HAVE
THE CHOLERA journal of GaS-Light-
ina, Water Supply, and Sanitary lntproce-
mcnt. publication Of established rcpute,
contains, in recent issue, letter from an
engineer touching this point. He was in
Barcelona during the months Of July and
August, 1854, while that city was visited
with Asiatc cholera in its most violent
form. The death rate, ten per day,
speedily mounted to 200 per day. \ large
number of the inhabitants fled from the
city, and in seven weeks the population
was literally decimated. During the pre-
valcnce of the cholera this engineer as
serts that not single person was attacked
by it at the gas works, and since the cpl
demic invariably attacked at night, the
men who were employed in the gas works,
acquiring confidence in the sanitary con-
dition OF the premises, came to occupy
them during the night, and brought their
families and friends, sleeping in the retort-
houses, coal stores, o. anywhere else, so
they were inside the works. None of these
persons had the cholera. The same jour
nal states that similar use was made OF the
gas works of Marseilles, Seville, and other
towns on the continent, and with equally
beneficial results. But we have been in
formed, on excellent authority, that the
experience of the gas companies in this
city and in philadelphia has been alike
noteworthy, and that during the several
visitations of that disease, including the
present year, the persons employed in the
various gas works of this and that city
have enjoyed an entire and absolute i'm
munty from its attacks. - Nao York
World, SH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-10

A house was recently fired in Phiia-
delphia through the agency OF benzinc,
which had been mixed in the paint where
with the kitchen floor had been painted.
\ hot lire being made in the stove soon
ignitcd the benzine, and in an instant it
spread over the floor, aud then the house.
The Radical journals speak Of the So
called "S0uthe1." SncakS At Philadelphia
rs tried" men. One Of them at least
Chaplain CLAWS, who has the impudence to
hail from North Carolina-has been not
only tried" but conJicted also.
Parson Brownlow, the polecat Of the
Flesh-pot Convention, "done his level
best" to bring that assemblagc into bad
odor, but Jack Hamilton "skunkcd "
him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-10

TIE PROSPECTS, IN New IoRE.-Mr.
John 4. Holmes, well-known citi-
zen Of Maine, and who, says the World,
has been Il consistent Republican ever
since the organization of that party, writes
as follows TO the Portland AdcerttSer from
Orange county, New York:
"My business calls me through num-
Der of counties in this State, and am
satisfied that New York will give ma
iority of more than $4,000 for the Union
and the Constitution as it is. | am now on
the same grounds that was when | voted
for Abraham Lincoln and Andy johnson,
aud on the same platform of their nomina-
ton by the Baltimore Convention. John
son declares himself as adlcring to thai
platform, and is opposed to putting into it
any new pankS. And as Lincoln has been
assassinated, instead Of adhering to Lin
coin and Johnson, | now adhere to john
son, and the Constitution, and the Union.
These arc the only landmarks left for re-
publican liberty