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There are each day on an average 900
letters without stamps on them dropped
into the baskets of the Washington city
post-ofiice.
Seventeen millions out Of twenty three
millions OF the Italian population are un-
able to read and write.
An Indiana husband applied for divorce
on the ground that his wife 10 an iucorrigi.
bic thief,
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NOTICE.-FAIR GROUNDS OF tn g
IN VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURaLS So
GETTY The public Is hereby notified that thsss
grounds are now In the possession and under the
control OF the Central Society, and are not com.
mon for grazing purposes or for pic-nie parties
Ailot which 10 hereby forbidden; and trespassers
viii be prosecuted strictly according to law
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The last phase of the "Ecce" business
is "Ecce Homines, by an Oxford DON"
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Persons wishing the above specified rod. or the
common Galvanized Rod, put upon tn cir hui
can have the work done In the most faithful man.
ner All work pat mp oy me keptin repair rec OF
WILLIAM 6. MUESON,
nv Am 600 Main street.
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CAPITOL OF THE UNITED STATES
July l6. 1866. (
From the knowledge have Of the operations of
electricity. and tho examination | have made OF
Mr. J Hawlay's invention, | am Of the opinion
that his l. the best and safest electrical conductor
have ever known. The parts scientifically ar
ranged and lot liable TO get out of order.
b. Il. FRENCH,
Commissioner of Public Buildings.
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DOVER Company
OFFICE or EYdIsERR AND SUPERINTENDENT :
DOVER MINES, VA, April "a. 1857.
Mr. William s. hunson, Richmond:
Dear Sir,-The Patent lightning Rod ordered
from you b AZ been set up on tho company's build
iugs here, and IL very satisfactory.
The principle of Its construction Is unquestona-
bIy correct-the amount Of conducting surface
being vary great in proportion to The weight OF
metal used.
well and faithfully done.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
+. CHAs II STONE,
Engine ar and Superintendent.
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JOHN DOoLEY, HAT MANUFAC-
y TUREa AND DEALER, No. 1911 Eagle q
Square, Main street, Richmond, Va, is now -
in rsce pit OF all the staple and fancy styles e~&
of HATS and CAPS fcrthe spring trade. The mer-
chants OF Virginia, North Carolina, and Tennessee
will find IN this stock the very best assortment OF
goods IN the HAT line. Their trade is respectfully
solicited His experience of upwards OF thirty
years In the trade In Richmond justihes him in
saving that he knows what kind Of goods will suit
the people aud he Is determined 10 keep them.
Amongst the lstest styles received are the . Bou-
lsvardsn "Cordovas," g Black Crook" new
s'yle "ssratog8," sc. nc. NH '
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300 Broad street, corner of Third
CHARLES J. GRIgSAS, salesman. my Its

At THE RICHMOND BOOT nSsp
n AND SHOE MANrFACT0RY you HMl
can get all kinds Of good home -madeg ~
sewed BOOTS, SHOES, GAlFERS, AID 49,
BALMURsLs. wholesale or retail, at lower prices
than the eastern imitation are sold for elsewhere.
am just completing splendid assortment for the
coming season, and am making all kinds to order.
Gents French Calf sewej Shoes at 81. Is: Whole
front Caters At rG So footing Boots, &c. and best
ouality Boots So / warrant all my work in every
respect. No l4Og Main street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth. my :! j. :. LEWIS.
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FURNITURE WAREROOMS.-
- ways on hand large assortment Of Parlor,
robes, Butssus, Bedstesds, Washstands, Cane and
WooS seat rhsirs, Arm and Rocking Chairs, Hair
msrons TO mention. Cali and examine for yonr.
selves. HABLisT0N BROTHER
Two sTogEs Tor rent, on Cary bstWssn Ninth
s"s ss"s" sSssss' kp1N
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OFFICE or TIE SCIENTIFIC AMERICANA
WASHINGTON, ID e., August q, 1866.
Dear Strive are much gratitied 10 hear of your
succe,s in connection with your Improved Light
ning Rod, and We are confident, from their greot
practical merit n at you will mud them even more
popular the more they are used.
Respectfully yours, MUM Go.
To j. Il. Hal1tey, ESQ, Baltimore, Md.
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)RTANT NOTICE.
CHANCE OF SCHEDULE.


~ q q y e 80
MOND AND DANyIILR
RRAJLRoAD-CHsgGE OF sCHEDULE-yEV
ARRAyGEMENT.-On and after SUNDAY, Nav
5, 1861 only one daily Mall and Passenger Train
will be run upon this road each way
THROUGH MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN
GOING WEST.
Leave Richmond daily at..............,..7lsl r
Leave Danvills daily at...........,...,...4.C5p
Arrive ut Greensboro at................7f5 ESP N
connecting at Rnrksville with trains on Sou;hsids
railroad for Lynchburg, Knoxville. Nashville
Memphis, &c.: at Greensboro with trains On
Worth Carolina railroad for Charlotte, Columbia
Oh arleston, Augusta, Macon. Columbus, Savsu.
nah, Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, new Orleans
&C., &c.
Leave Greensboro daily at............,..5.Sl. "
Leave Danville daily at..................s l0A. "
Arrive AZ Richmond at ........ ...........45P, N
connecting at Burkaville with trains on SOU Lslss
road for Petersburg, Norfolk. &c.
THOMAS DODhHRiD
my8 Superintendent
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This rod is entirely continuous in its character,
and decidedly the safest and best LIGHTNING
ROD now in use, and SO pronounced by scientific
experts, as the following extracts will show being
but few OF the many that can be produced:
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Railroads.,

RICHMOND, FEEDERfcssBUsg Asp Porov,r,
BAiLkoAD CoHPaEY
RrcEyosD. May n, 1897 (
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OYYIcg OF THE RICHMOND bsskIsa As6
Ix.rn .sgp InApANT.

V,AR.-50 barrels just received on 80
i sixnusut Ios sAls los ~ sps - . -
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NTANUFACTORY OF LADIES and
GENTS FINE BOOTS AND SHOES. Ell

The undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally that he has
re-opened his
MANDATORY OF GENTS AND LADIES'
FINE BOOTS, SHOES, AND CATERS.
In making this anEounc ement he promises to
fully maintain the former sta ndard and reputation
of the house (Which was established In lS2S) lot
coon WORK 1T ss Low PRICES can be made
EQUALITY cons dered) by aUy house in the country
Mr.. a NJ DAVIS, well known to the former pa
irons Of the house and citizens At large, IL IN
charge of the manufacturing department, which is
enough to justify the promise OF strict attention to
ordered work. ,
A full supply of the hes, Philadelphia and other
manufacturers work ways on hand. My Spring
supplies are in, and call Is specti soh-
cited WILLIAM Z. w iiih
an o7-lm Executor OF =. X. WHITE.
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TESTIMONIAL

DEPARTMENT OF THE IHTRRIoR,(
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June IL, 1866.
Sir-In reply to yours OF the 9th instant as 10 IN
nation of copper and iron), the kind applied by
YOU TO the Patent Office building, will state mat J,
il tha opinion OF the scientific experts in which
fully coincide that II Is the best rod yet produced,
and therefore very cheerfuily recommend It's use.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
Engineer and Acting Superintendent
Patent office Building.
To T. i H1,DIeU ESQ ;, Baltimore, Md.
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VIEGIEIA CgsTRAL RaIlRWAD, I
DecambeT9 1856 (
steamers.

EOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
Il STEAMSHIP CoMPASY.--The -fz%.s
splendid side wheel steamships - Is-kftl.
HATTERAS, S. ALEXANDER com u.s. sz1s
mandsr, and ALBEMARLE, Ii. A ssssxssses =
BOURNE commander, leave Richmond every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY leave New YORK
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
These ships are entirely new, ard were buiit *.
pressly for this route. They have splendid salooh
and statsrooms, and the fare, attention, and a.'
commodations are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regular :
at New York on the compsny's covered pier y
North river within forty eight hour.
Insurance. effected at lowest rates whom oriersi.
Fraights for points beyond New York ar '.''
warded with dispatch, and no charge made sScel'
actual expenses Incurred.
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah, New o.
leans, and other southern ports leave from the 3D.
Joining pier. All goods for these points are
promptly transferred without exposure.
AGENTS.
N. L. MoCREADY, President, Isl Greenw!a
'I SAMUEL I AYRks d co, Richmond va;
JOHN M. WEST, City Point and Petersburg
r. VI. WEBB, Norfolk.
For freight or passage, apply to
SAMUEL AYREs & Co.,
es-s 1870 Cary street,
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NEw YORK, November %. 1885.
Upon inspection Of L. J. Hawley's invention Of
lightning Conductor, am Of the opinion that II is
supt rior 10 any rod that have ever seen. there
fore take pleasure in recommending it's use.
A. 4. BAKER, Fire Marshal.
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CAPITOL OF THE UNITED STATES,

concur in the above opinion.
THOMAS Y. WALTER,
late Architect OF United States Capitol Extension.
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7 LIGHTNING RODS.
HAwLEY'S PATENT COMBINATION
LIGHTNING ROD,

j CONSISTING OF
IRON, ZINC, AND COPPER, SCIENTIFICALLY
ARRANGED,
being half-inch diameter and equal to three
inch bar of iron in conducting
caDacity.
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GREAT INDICTMENT TO Sc
CURE a HOME.

In consequenceof leaving the country, propose
TO dispose Of my property 10 the follow
ms
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MofmonjBhi are awful. The condition
of woman is two thousand years behind
the age4-in the very midst of ciyiliza-
tion,, The territory. uiA b. filed by
HGentiles',s and a conflict isinevitable.
The dogma Of States right to commit
wholesale crime will find advocates
among corrupt politicians. . % 2 ..,.' 5a9'a
The Government sends regiments Of
soldiers to qaellthe turbulent Indians
it may well send more to reduce these
Utah saYages TO law and deeency.
Brigham Young should be brought to
I trial for mnrdeE, The nation has en-
tered upon reform. 1.-THE time is COM
ling when the people will demand Of
Congress some legislation for Utah.
Waiting, ,ohass been found'to be costly.
Demagogues viii howl. We will hear
the cries pf estate fgbts,"". domestic
institutions. Y1rssectionalism - abut we
have heard It all before. The cry of the
oppressed women Of UtahlWill be heard,
yea, itlnay be answered by the ballot d
the free women Of, the East There
are questions in which icpmen are in
tensely interested. 4rue nldnho6d will
protest against the, degradation Of ewo-
mani and when politicians enter into
| the. disgusting, defense Sf,lg NOr5'0nish
even though they plead the "COnstitu,
ton, the esbfotest6 of womanlyi iinstincI
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u Watched5 Hfm!ID

&
sabbath school teachers are often
panied ~ thea aittle iipres lDll they seem \:
to make lon the hearts OH their pnpll4s
And yet they ,maysrby example, be daily
sealing lessOns'up upoh them that shall
never be apnlSsayyned II y n not I, very
comforting thought that ALA teacheY's
faults and a. shefteQmp yIll pc closely
marked and quickly copied, but IT lsia
very solemn one .iLa1.L u Let the teacher sap-
pear Rbsorbed IA dress bs and vanity the
momenthls attention is withdrawn from
the days lesson and you iwill quieklJ y
hear a low hpm Of discussion Oyer thus
ones hat and that ones dress among the
little learners And the, teacher capnlocl
thrOwlofs ibis responsibility his class,
whenshs lea leaves N the Sunday school ~ room S,;
Their eyes are upon, MN wherever they
meet him through the'week.9ai q b, b3bi.s, q,
y IA gentleman demonstrated With .
Sundayasohootlad tor'smoklng, but ne
made answer that some Of the teachers
smokedied He saw one Of them go into
astore and buya cigar. oafhe gentleman
hoped he Pad bsen mis- mistaken, but rms
lad replied with akeen LlooksaliT nirnp.
ssieOhg noaLwasdt,g VI stood and
watched him and seed him come out o'Fg
withiblighted in5hls mouth! y think
he seed fae too, for be turned his head
another way and looked Stylish adj
aThey stand and watch you, teachers t'''l 1s
pLten WIen yoU leasI tiiiIlh illA ~ Aviuu{A ~.
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DrssasA.gL.. wv WOODS
EYE, .INFIRM " :

VKTHERE, al Diseases Of Tie Eye, SO common
EyHto this country af the present time-rsgeh as
Grahuiated Lids, CTkAoHoMA,J Opacity OF the
Cornea (which Is scum or film oyer Tho, sight, J
together isifh sdfl0usmodt sof BOTH; which
ali produce much pain and weakness Q9 ylsle1|
and. sooner Or hteT, partial or complete blindness
ki these diseases VIII be successfully treated at
moderate prices. and wheFs the patient sget ben-
CITED the charges will be promptly refunded. .udl
Persons hayilgfFey sore eyes, who have been
prescribed for BY other Physicians without beRe-
at, are especially requested to call fer tEeatpe
Several such, that bad been quite blind from eight
to twenty months, have had good sight restored
20 them under my treatment, Persons can con-
vince themseVes Of the truth OF Che above byi re-
fefing BY letter OF otherwise, to any Of thedol-
loving named gentlemen nsnifube .bei4Yu9 ds1sa
RsFEIssS cEs. DR. A. L. Norton, Portsmouth,
O.. John Paul, Manager Of Bloom Furnace o.,
joseph Arthur do, John 7. Jackson, Portland,
O., Rev. DE- Prettymant Athens 0.id. A. Sell,
jackson 9. a., Of. John NJ Erwin. Hamdena0.
Al letters of inquiry should be addressed 10 "a
70'' V 4. u, WOOD N. D.siI ela
GpfiffvsSsa II SfM. \ R,k' 0liioasss
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what 5- is the, difference between
railroad conductor and a bad c0ldf l'a l
sAnas,aTQ Qhe knows the stops, and the
other stops thenose. lg sed haa aal5, ,,;, ta. y,
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'!-1A An editor H. Iowa has become 50
hollowfrom depending upon the print
ing business alone f0f bread, thathe
PROPOSES oTse 10 sell himself for a stove'pipe
atthfee cents foot s s.'7ai% b ~ rs, @ sl,. g ~
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.aW 49,, s9aiY InslTukIl dlLAx " lioil sty.!s 2.
WHY is.A woman who has 2 husTI
band that ehastisesher, like adrpnkardl
,.AhsaaB scHuss she, loves hetf paiiSSksr
QiqnOn) saousl asaaalO .solqlla saia s.aAae
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ApIRqE

In memory Of venerable Bullfseg, aelOse nOciur-
nal Aidrily 50 OeHlivessd tie melancholy region Of
" MI Greek. .lDvlla uIl.p31l3 eHW q iui
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.zNa s0FsT.n flttA x4Mn. os llif POST oFT1CH
I... ~ ~ q lt Iaa ST .065
p;c,Sord jackson Iron g Coal Co. jackson c. ii:
Orange a lOrsnge Furnace pqffths
St& ~ & s.sdbs siSssS tSssnase Cos. sIBerln
h]o"s JST sTSn,, Wsa NIcGSeeaGii. 81. .iReeds Mils,
Buckeye STeF4y, Austin " 90 .sss Berlin .A'' =
Essst6ns lE, BN Greene Il Cor. KEYSTONE {. Z
Msdis0n tlPetereIg Kicker "a Co Clay sul SHl
Limestone j. w Coilins keceivef, Y .I'
'E1GsSsoN alJederson Furnace Co. Oak Hili: y
STaG6siT sIIlatld lewis q Coyg. IS6nsoHvilIe. !
M3hT0s b Mcconnell Bolles q co XIV -
.JnSEson "a Jackson Furnace 70! " iron urnace
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~ ISAAC oROBERTs,L Sos 4 I
CTssAaTM c. Il M Is
9s.,,dnnSyzxnxIz ueii n. OHIO yae4ll

faTHIT ITITT 7IIH ITIW II7l7TT -
Having taken; out . license as Claim Agent, be
isprspGfed 70 collect claims against the Govern
ment, such IS
IsaCif PAy, Ilsaipy, FeAsichss ke.
Having been In the employ Of the GayeEnmentf for
some Ame be understands how 10 make out and
ale the necessary papers for speedy settlement
Of claims. naf4slios sol ginne u 1900 cd q.
OFFIek--Ak tho Broadway House corner OF
BrpadwayS and = Pearl Streets loi buais ii8 ana
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sDk. a,Js1S. REASONER

ID EsPECTFULLYsT TENDERS HIS PROBES
- sIONAL sERVTCES 70 the citizens Of the
town Of Jackson. HndlTieinltg once at his Resi-
denaeJ near Tie itkir GFouna. 10 sna} oihto1f =
n. -bg Hik GsnetallIealth b very good /; about
the same daring ths night season as ID day time
Dec. II, IS63--f.
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--Want less than yeuthave, and you
Will have mofs than you want +
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"a l9ITT9b 9laJ9nH ~
HindOo Women.

Hindoo Women; ,n A. :,
we Very ls sad is is the, condition Of woman
in the East. She is there ga servant OF
servants. soyShS Bas no op0siti0h il So
ciety, and isginall THINGS entirely at-
the mercy of ofherIhusband, The birth Of
a, daughter isa regarded by ElHGiFpddoo III
family as a great calamity, When she
is OILY twelve Or thirteen years Of age,
she il sent away BY her parents to be-
come the wifssbf a man'wH6mRhey PERI
haps,, has peyer,iseep, and lathe selsei
ton Of a husband her wishes are, not
regarded. Once a wife, her bondage IS
completed; for the Shasters, Of sacred
writings, thus define her idutiesss nd
.EgWhenin otheGp prdssneslOfi berhuss
band, siWawan must keep herrsyes pRI
on her master, and be ready lto, recelye
his commando. When he speaks, she
must beqpiek ard listento nothipg be-
side.u When be- calls she must leaye
everything else. and attend upon him
alone A. Woman has 10 othet good
on eat4hsban her 4 husband 30 Fhelm6s'
erceIlent Of all good works that she car
perform is 10 crafty him with The strict
est obedience. Thissh0uId be her only
devotioHfh Though he be aged, in6rm,
dbssipSted, q dtHnkafa, OF a debauchss,
| sheSmnatI stilhregard him as her god.
| SIZE must seFvs him with all her might,
oBeyihg hin ffiaArthings, spying no de-
fectsisih hisIj ClmRctefg and giving no
| cause fordtd tdisauietonIfihe laughs, she
mus, also lagghbjf hAEgsRS, she pH1stt pH1.t
al ma Ssacstacys. stay She hYusE never eat, Until
| her HHsbdhafEHatsfsdi 9If Ne Ahstaiis'
| She mbst alec fsstt andnshadmust ab-
stain from whatever food her husband
diSlikes."
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'""'.1s !, ! = N \, s SsiFTRRSBERGER T 3s,@' sg :
'"SmC Church Direetory1,lr y &C.

PRESBYTERIAN -, CHURCH No. regular
AlEFHb bDisf EPfsc0 Az CHURCH. Rev.
Z FRASoIs ts.. ..,DAyIs, Pastor, Services every
Sabbath at 1O}1f A. M, and 615 Z. M. Prayer
METHODIST Pre- OTESTANT CHUROH-Rev.
: AgARBorT,o Pastor i6efpces every Sabbath
sdl az 1OlS A. M. and 61Ef iRg NJ Prayer Meeting
hGe every Wednesday night " a'sa2n. 20 g@oi
CATHOLIC CHURGH-NO regular Service. ah'f /,
CHRISTIANsOHU re 0Hn9Services on the second
lildshd fourth Sabbaths Of each month.'loh al =
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'zof For you must know he thought his song
OF this wild scene the cause.
II HepEs S FIJI Wish SBl ~. te NsDyysPaPsrsr7T TSNfos-

b Enn .1E1 laHPELfA. yL 6an.
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

This elegant and tasteful 'tos Of theatre, devoted
10 the most comic Of the comlcai 10 the Of bur-
esqus opera and farce. opened ON Monday evening,
for the SEASON. with excesdIngy vol selected cast
for comedy burlesqus and exravagaut farce AMI has
become one OF The theatrical attractions Of the meropo
a Last evening vas given rather disjointsd, though
clever aEd auchable bnresqus OF Fra Dsv,o, with ~
NJ W. Lenhng~en the ponderon villain, Boppo. and
Ma Sedey Brown the Noted and notorious brigsnd.
Mr. Sol Smith made up excecutly as Lorenzo, an of-
Ger of the po lice whose courage altogether not equal
10 hrs his passion tor Zerl ma the beautiful
pxrmad In tho Of burIesque, well sustained, AID
yet bearing close q resemblance to tie original
DO recognizable In the separate situations, hing
c ctive Fra iidvot, PLAYED at the Fifp
del sh those who love u laugh for long time.
Mr. LeiBng sell seems almost Zogara-liko As heppo
he Is cosr Of men. aud vet Clorud, 10 Gin
dsreila, no makes up nimiiably As Romeo Jalcr
Jenkins. in tho afterpi'cc, Mr. Leinngwei EXHIBITS
anothw AMI different style, IN which you'd hardly
81 poet him OF being metomorpsosed Beppo or Clio
rInda Tho Fifth Avenue ihesre, attn II present
cast, cannot fail 10 attract large patronage
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declaring that the question OF pr hoion OF DINER local
Issues should not DO taken up at present.
IA has already been stated that according TO the con-
.t,t.,,o, s yer,ucky an slecton Governor should
BE- called TO Gil the vacancy occasoned by the death OF
Governor Hahn for the nrst August succeeding his do
muse until which election the Lieutenant Governor pro-
d.s bu, II Is no stated that Judge Peters, the Chief
Justice of the Court Of Appea has ordered election
for the LIST OF October
Tho steamer George Cromwell, which vas recently
wrecked on one the Florida reefs has been got aoat
sad now lies Al Ksy West where her cargo will be dis
charged and her damages repaired. She still leaks
badly, her sssam pumps constantly st work to
keep her ahoat
Another long instalmeut Of the Alabama claims
responderce is furnished this morning. consisting chiefly
list Of losses suffered BY the depredations Of the
Anglo rebel prvatesra
Wendell Phillips fAvors convention Of loyal Govern
ors Who shall all Of Johuson's ndhsrents that he
Is liable to be impeoched and his followers mo- only i'm.
peached butndicted r feionv in joining In hrs plots.
General Sheridan arrived at Leavsnworth yesterday,
and received informal welcome at the hands OF the
citizens and members u the Grand Army Of the Re-
public.
riot between soldiers and citizens occurred at Point
Lew, Canada, on Monday night, In which two soldiers
are reported to have killed. MORALLY wounded
and several citizens seriously injured
Congratnlatory to.egrams sent on Tuesday BY
Manzano the Captain General Of Cuba to tho Council Of
Minister'S At Maird. ths completion Of the Gulf cable.
Secretary Seward forwarded his congratulations to
Manzsno. who duly acknowledged them.
A rain storm occurred in Savannah, Ga, yesterday,
during which house struck By lightning, and .
killed.
The Ward brothers won the international regatta at
Springfield yesterday beating the St Johns BY quar-
ter Of mile They passed tho course In fortyons
minutes and sixteen seconds.
Three negroes hem chosen Ass'stsn. Recorders
New Orleans several oilers have been appointed
tn other municipal positions.