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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-19

OFFIcIAL-STATE DELIBERATIoN.-The
President and most of the members of the
Cabinet, and the Chief Justice Of the Su-
preme Court Of the United States, and the
General-in- Chief of the army, were in con-
sultation at the Executive mansion last
evening and Thursday evening upon i'm
portant matters Of State concern.-Na-
ti0nal Republican Of Saturday.
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A CORRECTIONAL story, first published
by the New York Herald, is "going the
round /" in the country to the effect that a
lamp-trimmer on the United States gun
boat Madawaski, serving by the name of
George Olson, was discovered to be the
son and heir OF Count Louis Batthyanyi,
who was executed at Arad for his partici-
patton in the Hungarian rebellion The
story is told well enough; its only fault is
that it is story, and has not a particle OF
truth in it. ...srt- ri. ~ .rr
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WELL SAID.-John Morrissey may not
be the proper man for Congress, but it i'll
becomes those to say SO who, in the light
of day, were not ashamed to cast their bal
lots for Butler. And though Morrissey
may be stepping into higher place than
he is entitled to when he is sworn in as Q
member of the House of Representatives,
he will sink lower than he ever was before
If he consents to take seat anywhere near
Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
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The IRON Maintain Railroad.

ST. LOUIS, November l6.-The Iron
Mountain railroad has been sold to j. j..
Mckay and others-eastern and st. Louis
capitalization s55O,OOO. The Cairo and
Fulton road was also sold to the same par
ties for s350,OOO. The sale has not yet
been ratified by Governor Fletcher.
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The CorToN CRoP.-A letter from New
Orleans of the latest mail says: "From
$4,000 to 100000 bales is the estimated
extent of the cotton crop Of the South by
both planters and factors here. 1t can
not possibly exceed the greater amount
named - "..E ta Z s9E, 1870
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BISHOP ATKiNsoN.-The Right Rev.
Bishop Atkinson, of North Carolina, was in
Edinburg, Scotland, on the 18th of Octo-,
Der, and preached in st. Johns church to
large and attentive audience. He is now
on his return to the United States. egGIf
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The prcsident,s Message.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE Presi-
dents message is nearly completed, and q
portion of it was read to the Cabinet yes
terday. He is urged to recommend uni
yersal amnesty and partial suffrage, but II
is understood that he will adhere to his
formerly expressed convictions.
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APPLES AND PoTAToEs.-Great quanti-
ties Of apples and potatoes are afoat on the
canals of New York. Rochester papers
say "buyers estimate that there are fully
1OO,0 900 barrels of apples and potatoes on
the canal west Of the Palmyra breach"
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A HORRIBLE MURDER IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Charles Younger, who is about twenty-one
years of age, was soldier in the Ninth
West Virginia infantry, and while home
on furlough, during the war, he was mar
red to young lady in Point Pleasant,
Mason county, West Virginia, and at the
expiration of his furlough he returned to
his regiment. At the close of the war he
returned to his home in Point Pleasant,
and after remaining some little time there,
he came to this city, leaving his wife at
home. Here he married a second time.
After three months he informed his wife
that he was going home, would procure
some land from his father, and would then
send for her. She consented, and Charles
Younger left here in the early part of last
summer, and had not been heard from since
until yesterday.
A short time after Younger arrived at
his fathers home, in Point Pleasant, where
his first wife was living, she was missed by
her friends, and upon inquiring of Charles
where she was, they were informed that
he had sent her away on visit. Suspi-
cions were in some way aroused that all
was not right, and search was made fol
her. In short time her body was found
in piece of woods in the vicinity of Point
Pleasant, partially buried, one arm being
exposed to view. Charles then made a
confession of the crime Wheeling Register.
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Presbyterinn (ienersa Assembly.

MEMPHIS, November 16.--The General
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church is in
session here. The proceedings awaken
general interest. The deliberations have
been harmonious, and. the greatest cor:
diality and good will seem to prevail.
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+ The NEW YORK HERALD ROBBED BIZ A
CLERK.-The clerk who receives the money
on sales of the New York Herald, counted,
packed up, and deposited in the counting
room the sum of $l,l35, which he had re-
ceived from the newsmen. After thus Sc
curing the cash, he went out for few
minutes, and on his return discovered that
Charles De Cove, brother clerk, had dis
appeared, taking with him the package of
treasury and national bank notes.-IinleS.
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DEATH OF AN EDIToR.-Mr. Thomas J.
Garner, editor of the Weldon State, died on
Tuesday morning last from eating, as Is
alleged, spoilt oysters. Mr.. Garner was
about thirty-fve years of age. r. ~. n,
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AppoINTMENT.-John W. Dickson, late
surveyor of customs at East River, Va, has
been appointed collector of customs at
Yorktown, Va. t1s d.5ot5s.l. Il = ali ii t.sr,9s
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The Fenians-The Case OK Lieutenant
g7E.s. RRaimo.s 3 Gfrts,a Rst- Sos.

y New York, November Ira dispatch
says that Mr.. Mckenzie, counsel for the
Fenians, purposes applying on Monday to
the Court of the Queens Bench Of COM
mon Pleas for new trial Of the Fenians
now under the death sentence aaq.
The case of Lieutenant, Braiue, Of the
Confederate army, charged with piracy,
has gone over. to the next term Of the court.
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COUGHS, COLDS, HoARsENEss.-
" We ara again manufacturing. and will con-
thine TO Manufacture during the vinter, = onS
COUGH KISSES, which we introduced 10 the pub
lie last year These KISSES are highly recon-
msndsa Is SAFE, sURE, and SPEEDY kkLIk!
to thosss suffering with COUGHS, COLDS, ena
HOARsENESS are most pleasant TO the taste, AID
can be given TO children without fear or daeulty:
They are prepared only by us snA can n obtsinsd
vsels'1s ana re. aabk Isis :. SizzIsI cos
i nos-asvtw .. IS 20 Brood street.
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BALrMoRE, November 1.-THE Horse
Fair was very largely attended. General
Grant was present also the Confederate
General joe Johnston. i The two ex-
changed greetings - !.
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Cno l7-ts1
NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
We have this day reduced the price Of our en-.
tire stock Of DRY GOODS, consisting I'm part Of
DRESS GOODS Of all styles;
CLOTHS and CASsIMEREs, all qualities;
CLOAKS and sHAWLS of all designs;
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS Of all kinds;
WOODEN GOODS, SHAWLS,
BALMORALS, and NOTIONS in great variety.
A. HIRSH & CO.,
no A-ts 627 Broad street.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE DAKOTA.

An order has been issued by Brevet Ma
jor-General Alfred ii. Terry, commanding
the Department Of the Dakota, announcing
that he has assumed command and estab-
lished his headquarters at Fort Smelling,
Minnesota. The following officers will
comprise his staff: Brevet Lieutenant-C Co.
lionel Edward w. Smith, captain Fifteenth
United States infantry, acting assistant adj
jutant-general Brevet Lieutenant-C Colonel
John G.. Chandler, captain and assistant
quartermaster, chief quartermaster; First
Lieutenant Charles LII. Graves, Fourteenth
United States infantry, and Second Lieu
tenant John G.. Tclford, Thirteenth United
States infantry, ades-de camp. Chronicle.
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xxro1r On nm TOBACCO MARKET.
ToBAcoo Ex6Rxx5Y,

1AWA0O8A1 A0D OOAAs4@s
-. 1xro1r o. nm TOBACCO MARKET.
ToBAoO0 Ex66xx6Y,
40 RICHMOND, November n, 1885, }9y
Breaks small. Market unchanged. Con-
'tinhe yesterdays quotations. Below We
sive this transactions Of to-day: Ninetsen
hogshesds and four boxes opened; twenty
sold. - eos styfr-1 f.yf,s ~,
I. NARKErs By TELEGRAPH.
49,, s-.t,. NEW YORK MARKETS.
New Yoar, November l7-Forenoon.-
Cold l42. Exchange, ~ for sixty days
sight, ~. Cotton dull under decline
in gold, at sses5c. s.a'
NEW YoRK, November l7--Afternoon.- -
Cotton quiet and steadier; sales 1900
bales at ss1ko34c. Flour dull. Wheat
very dull, and declined 305c. Corn de.
clined IG2c. Whisky dull, but unchanged.
Beef duh. Pork firm. Naval storesq quiet.
Turpentine, 77hc. Rosin, ss0s1o. Gold,
AlS. @
NOZZLE COTTON MARKET.
MOBILE, November T.-Cotton-Sales
to-day, 700 bales middlings, 81. Market
flrmer; demand general, but factors offer
ing sparingly.
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AMNESTY ANp surrRlaRsl

n 4
The President to-day informed . promi-
mont Democrat; to whom ne rave . long
Interview. that there were large number
Of promineht southern men urging him TO
issue, under tire act Of 1852, d general am.
ncsty proclamation, and that some OF them,
in return, believed that a, qualified suffrage
would DO advocated In some Of the south
ern States. With regard to the suffrage
question, the President said his views were
well known thronghhis messages ard In his
letter TO Governor Sharkey, Of Mississippi.
World. -
MARYLAND MEDIATOR BETWEEN THE NORTH
-a~ts AND SOUTH.
For many reasons plan is being con-
sidered in Maryland, bearing upon the
constitutional amendment question, In
which that State is to figure as mediator
between the North and the South. The
Baltimore delegation to the Legislature
have had private meetings, and passed re-
solutions requesting the Governor to call
an extra session Of the Legislature to take
action on this question.-Haald.
PRESENTATION OF CERTAIN TREASURY NOTES
ISSUED By HOWELL COBB.
An interesting Renaissance Of the re-
bellion came up in the Treasury Depart
ment to-day. A treasury note for $500,
bearing date December, 1860, running one
year, with interest at twelve per cent,
was for the third time presented for re-
dcmption. The payment of the note, al
though the signatures of the then register
and treasurer are admitted to be genuine,
has hitherto been refused because there is
no record Of the name of the payee on the
treasurcr's books, and the number of the
note does not correspond with its letter as
recorded. The history of the batch Of
these notes issued at that time, of which
this is one, is as follows: Early in the year
1860, Howell Cobb, then Secretary of the
Treasury, redeemed large amount Of the
Government Indebtedness, still having
years to run, at a heavy premium, va
rying from eighteen to twenty per cent,
thus taking the money necessary for other
purposes out of the treasury. After Mr..
Lincoln's election, and when the secession
egg was well Matched, Cobb did his best to
cripple the Government finances. He took
a large number of these notes, signed in
blank, to New York, and had them hawked
ooouo thS otiNNtS, bt
exorbitant rate Of interest, from eight to
twelve per cent, and asserting his belief
that the Government would be insolvent
within year. These notes were issued to
any one who would loan the money, and
the blanks for the name of the payee and
rate of interest filed up on the spot. The
notes fell due within year, and were
mostly redeemed, few or none others being
outstanding now; but the irregularity, not
to say fraudulent issue, Of this one has pre-
vented its payment hitherto. The sigma
lures being genuine, however, and the pre-
sent holders innocent parties, it is proba-
bic the Government will have to redeem
it. At the time this money was Dor
rowed at twelve per cent, the street rate
Of interest in New York was three and four
per cent.-Ne,o York Times.
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THETREMENDoUs EXCITEMENT
attendant upon the closing out sale at the
RICHMOND CLOTHING BAZAAR
has resulted in the rapid reduction Of that large
and extensive assortment Of
PAsHIoNABLE CLOTHING.
40 that there is now less than one-third Of tn,
original amount to be disposed Of, and
it is the determination Of tho
proprietors to close out tho
entire balance,
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
(saO.oco)
WORTH OF FINE
READY.MADE CLOTHING
STILL GREATER REDUCTIoN!i
to insure Its sale by the
FIX. .......
l6rH OF DEcEMBRR, 1850.
To effect with great certainty this end, particular
attention is called to our
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THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL BAZAAR will
mest NJ the Lecture room Of the Second Presbyte-
a,sin.L - no ie-lt
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MEETINGS.

AYOTICE.-The members of the ME-
IN TROP0LITAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION are
REQ uestsd 10 meet at the cigar store OF Brock
on MONDAY EVENING, November 10, at u
o'clock Those falling to attend will forfeit their
s,ock G. A. BR0CKMEYBR.
no is-lt Secretary.
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DEAD! READ!i READl!ia II,
JUST RECEIVED JUST, RECEIVED
from northern auctions, and selling ct reduced
A LARGE AssoRrMERssiTs s 81 cAssIMEREs, DOE
TN SKIN, AND SACKING FOB LADIES'
CL0AKS.
MywHlTE GOODS DEPARTMENT ID full and
eomplstssa s sP9 Sa u Pan sHxrr,ra
FINB PILLOW-CASR COTTON, .ss ~
SHIFTING, &c. &c. t0s-t. .f,
'-. DRESS GOODS, ~, y.
pretty and stylish, and at very reduced prices.
WHITE OPERA FLANNEL,
all colors, and very cheap. 80 III
CLOAK AND MANTLE DEpARTNgHT-LATRsT
CLoAKs, BAsoUINGs, ' ' 49,. ..r
sAceoks' WanHcLKIse JACKETS
VERY STYLISH, III In
l..- and at very low prices.
= JULIUS MEYER, j
No. 527 Broad street, -
oc S0-1m two doors from corner Of sixth.
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GOTHIC sAIR-TIGHT, COOKING
~ ss6 AZ d W. 6 e
confidently recommend Il 70 ~ pshlis and .
deasefs ~ Ne eouth - equal, and insbss resreee
sspsrost q SeE ss2ys n4te y this eeeei1: ~
ssls j. sisiassa = asss;ss a1si;iEiiizG 4 EeS6l
Sss.r f.ss .as IA j 81 sssyrl.y sssss.sx =
ss.sasieas .is.s-s:l lAe.l : lG13lks
= EATHERi LEATHERii-I have ON
! ~ s:.s "a Oh 81 as "a -
! ~ (, a; = 4 q :. I'D : ~ AZ
.1eH-ssls b. kis soT sxiislaSsaE 80
YyRVBHES, SOAPS, Ac.--Haiy, Clct1
II 1'iss sas;: =, si nsa sss. 3 6
1nssissa - ian. iesssisJy 3 "a rsss =
ss...g fgses II e ADs q e ID
w 90 H6PElffEhS. -fHssS -
w CHIN 81 Y0R ePLlfTINd wQsp tesnsnx
80 q Wi3iitt8 AalAas -, go - -
sgasls llsAaAAsli - ~ =,
,P.s,a: e e.!
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AT COST! AT COST! AT COST!li
DRY GOODS AT COST
MAY, HELLER 4 BROTHERS,
intending to make change in their business, offer
their entire stock Of DRY GOODS, comprising
DOMESTIC GOODS,
PLANNRIs, BLANKETS,
NOTIONS and FANCY GOODS,
at New York cost.
All purchasers Of Dry Goods are invited to call
early the entire stock must be sold by the Lat OF
January next. MAY, HELLER 4 BROTHERS, n
no l-eodlm corner Sixth and Broad streets.
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-
,ssE nsg~
:,
.ges All a
-. $50.
's,
sgs1sia ~ =
sr ~ z.,3usl
..,Et.r az
80 .r;,,,
Stw $50
- q
sseEsea4 4
,p 80
81,
III, II
oi MD =,
81 al 40 o..
81 sfkt,.c.
-, ars
!. -
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RIcHxosp AID PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,(
RICHMOND, November :, lssc. )
NIOTICE.-The annual meeting Of the
IN tockholdsrs OF this Company will be held at
the office OF the Company, No. oil Main street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets imp stairsl, on
Tuesday the 9Th instant at IL O'clock NJ.
M. w. HARRINGTON,
nos-td Treasurer.
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r. OKi LOOKu LOoKili-In tsnd-
sIisibIs location on TIE ii Of November. ve Win
from this day Offer cur entire stoeh q CHllA,
GLASS, D.. q snan advance On eoss sntl thas
nsr.han.s. f.m,lis., an4 cshsy y,sA.ng r mr..
WASs asvs nov "a esp1sssssn,sx q Sssa -: =
.sgsE opsesiss B,llssa saS lFsaaass 49,.
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fropnsiors wiliaFd'S Hotel.

NUCHEsTEks Deeemper IS tysh.
4 MRssRs. r. n. DRAKE q ca. entlemen, II have
NEEDLES recomme nded Tor It's cure. nstfsd q rsIisf
and snfsrea gres.ly f.9n svs1thing sssf
Ny mind wss mueh Affected, depressed, snd
gloomy. About three months sgol tnsd ~ H.
Veil nan. / have recomms o isd them In ssysfal
casss, and - fer ~. knows slvAys) WIN sisna,
benefit. .....-,--s.-.s.,, ,,,s..a,,,y,, :.
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Such 10 the language reaehing - daily. 10
article ever had IN equal sale. UsdW ~ etvcsss,,
staaess ptu tbs ysrs standard n ~ ssafsrts1s
used b dspartSd from. .t,,.e., " 49,.
These Bttsrs are sold BY all principal arusgises,
groesrs, hotels, and restaurants. Do surs sscn
bottle hsss TIE Sac sfmfis OF che psopsiseosS &c.
uatnrs on q stssl.pIats label. ilac $50 sse
Is sfss. Is s-,.,A ls,sr p. n. DRAKE 3 CO..
Al ls-iY -; 20 Broadway. Hsw Ysrk.
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Mrs. Davis Joins her Observation-Disclosures
from North csroiins-sais Of Govern
msnt Property.
FoRrREss MoSRon, May 2.-Mrs. Jefferson Da.
wis., accompanied BY two servants and her youngest
child, little girl two years DID, arrived here this
morning, at an early hour, from Baltimore, Mary.
land, on the steamer Adelaide.
The Intelligence Of the permission granted her
by President johnson to visit her husband reached
hero by telegraph, and on last Monday afternoon,
at three o'clock, she started from Montreal max.
ing very pleasant and direct trip. She remained
at the Hygeia Hotel for several hours, and after
breakfasting, was waited upon by Lieutenant Fss-
sender. an aid to General Miles's stat, who es-
corted her into the fortress The conditions Of her
visit are unknown. She brought q large quantity
Of baggage with her, evidently designing to remain
some time, In which event she would probably make
her home at the residence Of Dr. Cooper, the post
surgeon Of the fortress
About ono hundred smigrants from the interior
Of North Carolina Of all classes and SeIes passed
BY here several evenings since on tho steamer Ad.
slaide, bound TO the West in search Of employment
They were in charge Of several philsnthropists
from that section Of tho country, and the move
ment was undertaken on account Of composition
being introduced in their nstive State by the su-
perabundance Of negro labor, furnished under the
ministrstion Of the Freedmsn's Bureau.
The large sale Of quarteruaster property which
commenced yesterday, embracing the largest list
Of articles offered at this place, terminated to-
day. Very satisfactory prices were obtained,
and the aggregate amount realized will reach
$3.50
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STRANGE METAMoRPHosE.

C,TD ANIlN MUr MnppuOoD
y
sure Budgets me wife; and ssI she "ms dear Teddy
yer the Joy Of me life and love yer areadyi
na' mnen h,rdei "a io'eyoa ron yer hssd ysrtos''
.Io,hs. .,
50 whit down the shrsts, Just 10 hunt up sthOrs,
whin who should mate but Timothy Moore;
For new clothes frettius Tin, whore shall gof"
"why TIN nest ysr'n DO getting At Smith Brothers
Co."
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THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS EXHIBITION
The exhibition Of specimens Of t'hand pen
mAnShib at Canton HSll last evening drew large
number of persons. among them Lieut.. Gen. Grant
and Con. ComstOek. Yesterday nfterpoon the
pupils Of the female grammar schools, Second dis.
triot, visited the hail. and during their visit sang
some fine pieces of music. Tho exhibition will
close this evening, whom several able speakers will
deliver addresses.
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A NJ U - n NJ n NTs.

AM Us h NJ n n rs.
GROW ER'S THEATRE,
" P.nn'yi,anis sr.nu., near wLllsrd.' Hotel
LsoNARD GROVER co.. .prREcroRs.
LRorAfp ofovEn o. n. Hnss
LAST sIoHr OF THE SEASON,
rAREwELL NIeHr OF Tns COMPANY, AND LAST
NIeHT PoslTIvELY OF
MR.. j. NEWTON eOTTHOLD,
THIS c.rysp Sif ~ a9s .ER;s' NAYS, 1895,
In The Great Test Character o.
CAST EabRiciNo EVERY MsssSk o. IA fas Se oRElr
COMPANY.
MoNDATEyEsINo NExr-sPEcIAL SroHT.
GRAND TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT,
TEspERHp TO
MANAGER O. ID. HESS,
By the Company orohestra, and Attaches. An immense
Involving the Appearances on this occasion only Of the
xn Cree, As,or; :.
the thrilling Dickens drama Of
Besides which will be presented the Beautiful Domestic
TINE f fsiYrs s ALI
THE BENEFICIARY WILL APPEAR.
A GRAND PAS De DEgx By Mr.. AND MRS oBo.
Mr.. A. g. BRADY
In sons Of his Grscsfai oymna.te Rrsrei,.,
Tsanssy .f 81 q nasS .S. a. s. ssf' .as
tramstle talent.
Seats may be secured without extra charge.
TUESDAY, MAY srH.
C1NDERELLi;
TUE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER
which will be produced upon scale ofthe Most Liberal
Magaiaesnss with scenery Of the Mos, dsorgsous De-
Wonderful changes and MaRca Ira .ns RIeh
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THE GREAT NATIONAL FAIR,
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PROPOSALS FOR ESGRAvINGs OF TIE ILLUsrRA.
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-05

DEATH OF WAsHrSoroSAS.-Maj. Henry
Hunssrford, an old and esteemed eitissn Of thi,
city and for several years clerk in the Interior
Department. died suddenly, on Sunday last, at
Montrose, Westmoreland county, Va.