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IN this climate Is . trying season. lts un''esSs
, - greatly aggravates dyspepsia, ahu
-. vsry pnfayorably upon that sensitive organ,
49, uua, Ths alienation Of frosu and ina"
,.o ~ ths pores Of the body continually opening
and contracting, and the result II conai'ionu
,y,tem favorable to the action OF the atmosPheio
WIN. which prod ces intermittent levers. nenoe
. nrotsctiye medicine like HosTEfIEhs eto-
MACH BITTBRs is especially needed IN inc VIZ
10, months. The effect OF this great cossriio
-,ox,1 1svIsoRlyr in rendering even tho leo
49,, fr.m. imp.ryious to all malarious influences
.. md fact demonstra ted by the uniform ekpe-
risncs Of I quarter Of 8 century. Al HomScni',
an anti bilious medicine, and preventive ahu
cnrs Of fever and ague, 1t 10 the ONE THING ShsD
prI vbich mona who value the preservation OF
health can afford to do without.
THE SICK, WHEN AT DEATHS Doon,
reprst lat they did not take the rtght ane'aoss
the rioht time Thousands who are now sune,tnn
from the early twinges Of liver complaint anu W.
nan.,a will be PROSTATE on sick-beds moh'u
b.ne. - thew do not arrest tbs mischief az once.
Nothing IA more easy. course OF the puress anu
hast vegetable tonic and alternative known IN mo'
dsrn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STOMACH BIT
TRRs-yill restore tho digestive organs W 'noi'
full yigor, and bring the disordered nVef in'o
condition OF perfect health, as certainly Is sun
sbin. dis,;pates the morning vapors. Fever anc
| ,gue. too. 10 At once broken up by this po"ei,u
.ntidots TO ALI miasmatis diseases. strengtnen Inv
sy,tem with the BlTTERS, and you may dely -
| m. complaints which prevail at this inciemoh
| season.
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TIE GCBERNATORIAL NONIsArIoNs.-A
! correspondent sends u communication
on this subject. We have not room TO
snare fof discussion Of this sort, and must
decline II unless whore diSquisitions In this
llns are paid for. The communication we
now allude TO sustains the name Of the
Hon. RAyssTs McHULLRS, late Governor
q Washington Territory. The writer pays
his poeines high tribute for sdminiStrs.
WE sbalttiss, 20.
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DIED.

DlEIbs
At the residence OF her father, in Henrico
county, on the morning Of the oath of January,
1867, Miss BETTE s., daughter of Algernon s.
storrs in the twenty eighth year of her age.
Her funeral will take place from the residence OF
her father at o'clock p. NJ. TODAY. The
friends OF the family are invited TO attend.
In this city, on 2,d instant, VIRGINIA HUDSON
BUkkE, daughter OF the late Captain William
Burke.
Her funeral will take place at 81 o'clock p. NJ.
TO- DAY, from the family residence, corner Broad
and Twenty third streets.
On the morning of the gath instant, at half past
O'Clock after long and lingering Illness OF in
termitebt fever, which che bore with Christian
feritude, Mrs SALLlE A. L. COLLINS, in the
thirty ninth year OF her age.
her funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence, No 7ls west Clay street. between Munford
and Gilmour streets, on SATURDAY MORNING,
2eth instant, at IL o'clock The friends. relatives
and acquaintances are respectfully invited to at
tend.
Baltimore and Somerset county md. J, Philadel-
phia, and Cincinnati papers please copy. 2t*
On the 23d instant, OF disease Of the heart, In
Barboursville, Orange county, JAMES B. GALA
CHER, aged thirty five years.
At his residence, in Chesterfield county, on the
22d OF January. a consumption, ROBERTO. MIL
LER, aged thirty -four years, two months, and I've
days.
On Tuesday morning last, in Norfolk, ME-
FANNY BRACKEN NEW, wife of John K Cooke
after painful Illness in the forty ninth year Of
her age.
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Nv Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Auctionssn'
BANKERS. Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

SALE OF VALUABLE
LEAsEHOLD, ON FOURTEENTH OK PEAbL
STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND CAkf..Eb!
virtue OF deed Of trust to US, as truatess, iloI
West stowell & Co daied June -, 1900. fesotfesa
In Richmond Hastings Court, and Dy reques. y. ~
creditors therein secured, we SHAH procsea ssn,
an IN. premises, on FRIDAY the LEI day OF rep,a s
syy 1851. AZ o clock p. NJ, the vAiuaele piope.v
thsrein conveyed, consisting OF . LtAohhoL,u IL
ssSsst In LOT or GROUND, with tns iaIss
BRITK STORE, with iron front; asd appaItenAh,yss
m .reto belonging, fronting about 20 lee, on M
vast line OF Fourteenth street between nAih az
Cary and run aing hack 10 virginia srsss IN tns
rear ,ubiect 20 ground rent OF WV Pc, Aniu IN,
and 10 the terms OF the lease under wnlen ~
sams il held This foregoing properly ppuhpet
on the north by the tenement occupied W hl -
FOSTER, and on the south by tho tenement oeeoP''a
nv Msssrs Hill Poteat.
TTErss: Cash as to 80 much OF the purenss
money AZ will be sufficient to pay the EXPENSE
ssle and OF the creation and sxeeuI.oh ot ~
trust. and also to pay the sum OF tisft WIN ~
tarest from tGs lth day OF December 10" hhq,
a. 10 the residue, credit As follows: " ,sA psyAOs
18th OF March. 1897 $i,4t payable -stn OF Juhs
1857; aud the surplus, II any payable susn
time as the grantors or their assigns may asss
nate or in default Of such designation - w
tru tees may determine, the purchassr 20 s,nsd
Payments. secured by lien on he property. Ti1s.
for the present year 10 be paid by the purchaser.
X. X. H0WlsoN,l r
ja23 J. H. SANDS ii"
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By Grubbs B Williams, Auctionsers,
North West corner Main and Eleventh streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
NER or CARY AND FOURTH STREETS by
,irtas Of deed Of trus, sreeu,sa BY Y s.uR:
scriber as trustee, dated 18th May, 1895, and re.
corded In Richmond Hastings Court onse. being
thersto required by the creditors named In said
deed, win sell AZ auction. upon the premises,
MONDAY attn February, 1857, At hall. past O'Clock
p. M, IL fair, IL not, then on the next fair day
therssfter, NJ the same hour. the property con.
situated at the southwest corner Of Cary and
Fourth streets, fronting on the south side OF Cary
street IS feet and running back $50 feet TO an al
pied by William Forbes and others.
Terms Enough in cash TO defrsy the expenses
Of Off,, sale and 70 pay OF two ns,s' for each
credit until 18th May. 1861, ~ to two notes for
Sss7 So each, and the remainder apon terms to be
announced at the time OF ssis-ersdt payments to
the properly. Purchaser @ pay taxes 70. l.se.
0ErBBs & WILLIAMS, Aucrioneers. lan
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCKS AND
once Of Wears. p.vsnport Co At % c'eloei on
S1ns sTS6ks 8: and si bSSbs Il:
SET. Of the Merchants Insurance Company Of
I 400 shares Virginia and rsnn.'.s. Railroad
$500 Registered Richmond and Dsnyills Rail.
road Bonds,
0p RSir Soaa Co s rsnn'''' ana 'ls''''
$4,000 old Georgia per cent. Coupon Bonds,
shares James River Canal Packet Company.
;, % shares Old Dominion Insurance Company.
~, 600 bonds Of Montgomery County,
go 900 bonds Of Charlotte County.
slS 600 bonds OF North csrolins. sper cents.
TERMS: sixty days credit for satisfactory paper,
interest ADDED. SAMUEL sINTON,
ye1--sss --- IfuAes'
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n BYE. B. Cook. Auctionssr,
Garner 0overnof and franklin stree".

4
SALE OF MAGNIFI-
III CENT FURNITURE, MIRRORS. cAKrbas,
so &c, At AUCTI0N,-At the request OF tns
surator will SCH st the promises recently 49,
,,,.d nv the late Joseph Mowbrsy, on Main "fes'
~. r,vhth ana Ninth streets, commencing
vpynIY asth instant, ct 10 o'clock, the whole OF
~. .s.ets. embracing the largest and most vAfisd
...oytment ever offered q auetion IN NY sny'
.omn,ising 4 very great vsriety OF IAnLon'
CHhMBER. and DINING ROOM FuRslTUks'
''n, nanssSIs snd vsLvrrrCARPETs, =9
SUPERB WALNUT slDEsoARDs, with maj
x.S Srp xAsrEL MIRRORS. French
plate. slsborstely ornamentsd II koss'
vood. walnut and Gilt Frames;
sRcRETARIEs and BOOKCASES, supsrpy
K,ee.n. HAT.RAcK. MARBLE TOP. with
MARBLE. TOP CENTRE and SIDE TABLES.
LACE and other CURTAINS, $751;
| Splendid GAS CHANDELIERS.
THE DINING-ROOM
a Furnished complete with every necessary article
Of the most elegant workmanship.
THE CHAMBERS s5z if
are furnished beyond comparison with every AZ
ticlo OF iks w <AAA'o -
most modern style, with MAT.
TRESsES and BEDDING
made to order.
rHEcHIyA, cRocKERY, SILVER, and GLASS
WARE Is all of the most expensive style.
Throughout the premises are
CARPETS AND CARPET LINEN,
xbieh are Of the most superior quality.
THE KITCHEN DEPARTMENT
!. eo.plsts with everything Of the most approves
| style. -1
| rh,, nav bs said to be the most ELEGANT TIVE
NiTURE ever claiming tho attention OF inns s,g
,rd the variety so extensive As almost 70 DAM
.numeration In an advertisement. Thefelots' ~
order that the publis may have an opportunity -
examining, the house win Be thrown open Oh
T..~. :. For ALI sums under $500, cash |; over tina
amount and under $500, sixty days; over SOW
four mont his, for approved paper.
By order OF the Curator. r,
| Auctioneer.
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r,. following reliable and wel known s'AA
- -counnrTxso OF MANAGERS AIla,,,
~. Association, and all sxpenoi'
- "a. Of import .nes connected With the in'N'1
are placed in their hands. - -,
THoxAs L. RossER, Managing Director
-' southern Orphan Association.
2. arsrRAL q. A. WISE, PRESIDENT
er. sf-s ays1RAL P. T. MOORE,
exxxRAL J. D. IMBoDEn'
arSrRAL X. I. WALKER.
GxxxsxLITH0MAS L. Rosskh,
MAYOR THOMAS E. BALLAkD'
DIR. 8. P. MOORE,
.F JOHN DooLEY. ESQ,
DAVID J. BURR, ESQ,
John PURCELL, ESQ.,,
, GENERAL JOSEPH K. ANDkhsoN'
, r. w. N. ROWLAND, ESQ.,,
R.H. MAURY, ESQ.
The above Association proposes to give
IMMEDIATE RELIEF
% N. WIVES and CHILDREN Of the brave men
who fell in the late war.
By the plan adopted It Is believed that larse
amount OF money will be raised, and, when
raised II will be turned over to the GREAT
LADIES, SOUTHERN RELIEF ASSOCIATION of
1,- BALTIMORE
for distribution as indicated by prospectus.
THOMAS L. RossER. Managing Director
ia 2s-lt Southern oiPh"n ---~---
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PEAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.

%
NOR SALE PRIVATELY that de-
carT isDseR EsibENCE, OF, the south side Of ff
Claw between Second and Third streets, now ~
in the 50 NJ Tn. lot fronts thirty
fat on Clsy street, and runs back about nney
feet The said cottage contains hys rooM bricf
Gtoh. da,scbed from main house, and the neces
saIy ont houses, and is in good repair For terms,
spIy :. No ISIS Cary 'iH's e %xig
sna and Fifth Streets from to 10 A. aa0
from to s r. n.
VERY DESIRABLE AND COME
v INTRNTIY-ARRANGED BRICK TENEMEyNyrli
on THE MOTIF SIDE s, OF npT SLf r6R ssALEPoR
NiRGfNIA STATE STOCK OR .haG, d.
are 70 n ss,I IN the ocSu
ssr nes Of Rev Henry W. Watkins. i contains
Tahf rooms, has front and rear portic9, Dr..
Kitchen smoke house, store room gas anu ~ Sew
anS "a In good repair. Possession given IN Aiem
Mseks Il will be sold at reasonable price ON
liberal terms, or Virginia state stoes bair biahest
at forty dollars, or railroad bonds Al tneii piSn'
mf |. se ssq TfAK HRIss5Is oeoDDIS
ITIDWAY MILLS, ON THE JAMES
tShS EEyE sr A SsRPLs kAs1 oss aSkpk$b MISs
FROM RICHMOND AND FoRTi .S si6or ha3 70
dsnose OF by sale the above described Va,ua 81
| miIling property, situated on the SansI, IA ~
county county Of Nilsson 100 miles from Richmond ana y
The ILL is Six store. high fifty y siI,y is sHc
ir bnrrs and three pairs Of corn stones with CIR
eaiar saw mill attached, with capacity ioT grlnaI,
ing forty barrels Of -four per day ana one I ~
bush Is OF corn and cutting from Tour "
| Ave thousand feet OF lumber.
Attached to this property are hvs acres Oh lana
upon which Is dwelling, storehonss ana e9op IA
Ron Also thirty five acres OF best bottom lAno
| i.ing between the river and canal, which may o.
| not bs embraced, as desired. Also, one huhaIoD
and fifteen acres OF heavily umpefea i~hu' ~u''A'
| ing. - .hort 6f,sep wears 90 by
| tba late lanes c. Cabell a. cost OF Ss3oco, ana y
sssA -ss Ris 5. said At ane
the terms very liberal saw SIS 600 In CASH. the ba
lance on two three, and 1--we years credit, bearing
| Interest, and secured by lien on the property.
| Address JOHN g. FiBER, Howardsviils; or rs
| LEE i G0DDIN, AuctionesTs,
| Ia ls-dlwsw2w lAS Franklin street.
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By Harrison, Goddin Apperson' Aueuonss"'
Z Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

THE VALUABLE HULL SL .ss
tucTION Will be sold at auction, on ne pre-.
mis.si On MONDAY the fsth OF January, ns1, az
o'clock shs. ysqaes psGpsfs fse, on a the
no,th .ias OF Hull street. running back los feet
nJ II will be so divided asto sell With ne HStsl
about forty feet, with the small fkAnsp isas
~ The prsmissssrs now occupied By NJ. ss ,u
n WilIiam,on and by Mr.. George Short, ~ 1ory,
sniIars mar month The location 10 . bsautiful
ore. and the properly 10 weil-adsptss for hotsi'
gr1cery ot onan ARA cash balanes at three and
evs months for negotiable notes, interest Aaasa,
sscured by trust deed the taxes for the year !"
% pAia 4 atRRfsoN, GoDDIN / APPgRsoN.
Auctionseu.
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MARRIED..

AT the Cathedral in Baltimore city. on the 2lst
instant, by the Rev. Dr.. Thomas Foley, PIERRE
G DUGAN to Miss AGNES A., daughter of J. T.
Matthias, Esq all Of that city.
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BY Grubbs WlIiams, AucIonesH,
North west corner Main and Eleventh streets.

MEAT FRAMED DWELLING, AT
IN THE SOUTHWEST C0RNER OF CLAY AND
SMITH STREETS, FOR sALE AT AUCTION
wEDMESDAY, 3oth day OF January, Ut 0closk
n. neat FxaxEp- DWELLING located IS above
described 1t has six good rooms besides kitehsn.
Terms: One. fourth cash; balance At four. eight
IA taxes for 1891 GRUBBS WILL AAs,
~ ss Auctioneers.
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TNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i MILL AVID FIFTY ACRES OF kAHD;-As
trustee in deed from william Gilman sssl y
consent OF the rites sell ct PUBIC ~ On
rnary. iss7. the valuable MILL and FIFTY ACRES
OF LAND OF which the said William Gilman died
s.i,sd and possssssd, lying IN Hanover county,
sisysn mil from Richmond, on the stage rosS 70
Tappshannock. III, h. so,d ths
Also, At the same time and Place III ~ so 30 ~
Fssns: Liberal, and made known on the DAY OF
sale. - [js li--tdsl b. Y. AoNConn, IIs.see.
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TN ADDITION TO THE SECURITIES
j bslonrinr 10 ths MERCHANTS fHhURAHCB
CoNPXEY, and advertised 70 be sold AZ oof cnse
on "WEDNESDAY the soth instant, q u 0ei0sE,
We shall sell sueh o.ber
BONDS AND STOCKS
q rnsy be offered bsfors, day q ssls,r
n as-tls Et Stock Auetionesr.
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sPECrAL NOTICES

:, ,o,io,,ng , reliable and wen known gentle
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Mr.. McKAE called up the bill to provide
artificial limbs for citizens of this Com.
mOnwealth who lost their limbs in the late
war.
The Senate had amended this bill so as to
require certificate from county clerk
that the person applying for an artificial
limb was not able to pay for it himself. In
this amendment the House refused to con.
cur. The Senate refused to recede from
its amendment, and asked for committee
of conference, which was granted, and the
action Of the Senate ordered to be COM
municated to the House.
CHARGES OF TELEGRAPH COMPANIES,
Mr.. GRAY called up Senate bill to repu.
late the charges Of telegraph companies
operating through or within the limits of
this State.
Mr.. KEEN offered an amendments which
was lost, and the bill passed, after consi
dcrable debate.
The following is copy of the bill:
A bill to regulate the charges Of telsgraph
companies operating through or ,eithin the
limitsef this State.
!. BE II enacted by the General ASSEMBLY
of Virginia, That the rates of toll or charge
made by any telegraph company or line
operating within the limits of this State
shall be prescribed by the Board of Pub.
lie Works.
D.. BE il .t,rtSer enacted, That all such
telegraph companies or lines shall re-
ceive, forward, transmit, and deliver, free
OF charge, all the business dispatches, mes.
sssss, OF writings Of the several branches
OF the executive department of this State
ana on Oil railroad and canal companies |
wnereln tMs Commonwealth Is q stock |
nolder which may be offered for or by the
proper authorities Of the same al snv 'r ~
the Offices OF such telegraph compsnies or
linest whether located within or without
the limits OF the State; q also irom Or A.
such pisces = may DO within the rahse or
reach Of their telegraphic connections--
," sues business messages to hsvs prscs.
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COW FOR SALE.-For sale. a small
~ COW, perfectly gentle. and good N1uRxN
Apply at lis south Sixth street, or sis WY
Main street. zA.
js H-T THOMAS J. sTAhKE
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~ IL matter Of great state pride, as
well a. one Of hope and confidence in the
future, that Virginia has these two great
agencies so fortuitously disposed in their
local positions towards each other. The
two great conduits to which we refer in this
article viii facilitate their transportation.
and give to the people the means Of en-
ploying them for the expansion of the labor
Of the State and the multiplication of her
wealth and political weight in the repub-
Tic. To complete these works, then, the
State should leave nothing undone that is
In her power. 1t can be shown, indie
pendent of the general good they viii Sc
cure TO the people and the State in the in
crease OF her prosperity and her resources.
that they will 10 the tax that Is proposed
- consideration for the surrender of the
STATES interest In the parts Of the lines
now finished soon pay back the whole
amount 20 surrendered. It is even more
than probable that It will after time
amount to . sum that may be considaraJ
oppressive upon the corporations.
The New York herald., 1867-04-12

ElNE ARIs.
American Artists' sale.

American Artists, Sale.
catalogue or eighty paintings, mostly fresh from tho
easss of leading American mtiaaA offered for sale
last night by Miner SomsrvilIe as their Fifth
art gallery. The attsndanss u purchasers oonsid-
srabis and the bidding rather lively and we'll sustainsd
throughout tne sale the prices offered and paid generally
being In very fair Acknowledgements Of the vaIus OF the
different pictures These mostly sold separately
nom ts frames tho lstter being, With few exceptions
put down = stated value. which the parchassr Of the
picture was sxpscted TO pay. Ths total amount Of the
sales for plctarss alone ez7so With fsmes tAsl.
Tho following wsEs among the pictures which brought
the highsst prioss:-'Grsat Taas of the Potomac J.
Hope. $50; "Noswsgan walssfsl." !" = wust tSoo;
.Amsrican Harvssk" s17o; sssansss On ne Pactne
Coast" Granville Psrkins, or5S; Twilight" J. HopA
oloo; "Earn and Rssidenos q rsddy Hssnn."A r.
wyant sl2A Ths lAss picture tAs catalogue
entitled my Policy" By G h sr. sos which no pur-
ohassrs offered a44
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SPECIAL rElEsaAn 70 TINE WrsALn.

TIE Match ter the hampIeaship ef Ca1IssR-
sea aaA o1O.O0O In Geld Besween Desssy
Harris and To00y Chandler-Tho Elghs In-
ssEsaDeed ~ the Aushsrlsiss.
Suvurm Nn1 HoUW,
NHAA SAx IaAnGD0o. April II, 1ooS.
1he prse 1ght far NJ ehanpleaAp o. Calilsgna anl
spssD = elaooe n gold bstwssa Dooasy Has1sA q
New Ten, Al fsnny Chan1lss - this 0eaas vss 70
Aavs ~ decided tedav; bat whsa ths pugii1is anl
thsr fsaAs rsashs1 ths baels ground ~ sushoeitiss
intsssssd an4 prsvsassl ne soanict Ths nghS win.
hswsvs csstsaaly osns oR = soon = locality con-
vsaisnt fsr u puFposs can b selected.
me sxcnsnsat regarding shis event y intense. ne
an0y from III parts d the Paenc oeasg coagrsgsing
% witas1 the confess An amphitheatra aocomnodas.
ing I've thounnd persons, bed been erected ON the
ground, and sesas sold d fabulous prices Tho San
jose Railroad special trains and every kind Of
vehicle IN uss carrying the throng Of people 70 the
Aghting ground.
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PumDURd, April 3, 1851.
Intsllgsnos has reached hsrs Of the robbery On sas
urday iass of Adams Exprss Company messenger Of
the sum Of $4,000 while passenger on one Of shs
MonengAhela river packets from 0rssnsborss me
nensagsr len Pittsbsg % Fridays boat and placed
the packsss in statsroom sass occupied By him. me
money was missed . uttie more than hour alteg the
boat eft Brownsvfiie thorough search revealed nos
the sahtese clue 10 the thisf who t bsllsvsd was
possessed Of duplicate key, Stealing the msnsy while
the messenger delivering similar packAes q Rics's
landing reward Of a. 800 has been offered for The
money and the capture 0f the thisf
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IHE ARroxs AT Hon Tho jolly Arions gave Prince
Carnival reception last night at Kochs Germana As
semby Rooms and turned out In full force the oc-
casion covering the walls Of this favorte ball with
antexcise and bacchanallan Devices dotting The floor
with cosmopolitan assembiage OF Ray dresses gro
tosque masks brilliant PROFESSIONS and typical banners
donning Buckheister's multiforu costumes mbibns
untold quantities OF antcmperancc beverages and div
ing at midnight into Koch's subterranoan banquet
chamber II was In all miniature OF tho great academy
ball. and the more enjoyable as u comprised only the
members 0f the society
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Lance me n clncInNA7l-lQss l3soo, 900. |

CuCnnAn, Ohio, April II, 1887
The large dstillev Of Fooes Mash Co., q the corner
Of Pearl and Rscu strsets was entirely destroyed BY
nrs this morning. n b supposed 70 have originated
from anxexplosion In the Of the main Building,
where some stills wero being charged. Tho loss is
estimated at $500 000 The amount Of Insurance ID
about 9l65 900. Several buildinRs adjoining were In
jured the extent Of two three thousand dollars
which loss ID covered by insurance.
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Gorham Blake. Of Boston; Edward blanchard, of
Prussia, and Judges Long, Daley and Allen, Of 81
Louis, are stopping q tho Metropolitan Hotel
conmsssman J. ". L. Pruyn, Of Now York; sx.Gover.
nor Andrew Of MasA and Dr. J. N Borland, Of Boston,
are stopping At The Brevoort HOUSE.
Generall Curtis, OF the United States Army; Judge
Ingham, Of Essex, Conn. Dr. Leslie, OF Delaware; o.
keeder Of Boston, and Alex hay, OF Philadelphia, are
stopping at the Astor House.
Senator Sherman ID announced TO sail for Europe on
Saturday next -r
General Sherman At last advces was 400 miles west Of
Omaha "
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large number Of clsrsymen and other prominent
citizens Of Chicago have called meeting 10 provide
means for a@isng the destitute Of the south An in
vtaton 10 Lieutenant General ". T. Sherman 70 attend
elected the following reply
CHICAGO, April 8, 1867
DEAN sn-I cannot be present At the meeting, but
know that the people Of the South In want and the
charitable do better act than 70 supply food and
clothes to our fellow countrymen until they have time
and season 70 provide for themselves.
w. T. SHERMAN, Lieutenant General
The New York herald., 1867-04-12
CAUTION 70 sptcuLATom IL mexcM MINING STOCKS

OrvIcx on IHE MEXICAN CONSUL GHvmAf,
so ExcHASGK PLACE, NEW YoRK, April III, 1867
Having been informed that some Mextcans who acted
public functonares under the socaled empire are
come 70 this country oer for sale inc stocks land
and other kinds OF property, must remind the public
in general that according TO the laws passed BY the
Mexican Congress and government all property OF any
kind belonging TO any Of the aforesaid individuals is
subject 10 conscaton and therefore any sale or con-
tract made bv than II null and void.