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A BeLD ROsSn1x.-festsrlay ono. rs HoI.
hnbefEef ID Eaten arrested MaeAael O'Con-
ner, &Ath q. 8. iafantry. On TIE cAarve al the
larceny Of two suits Of clotAes and 4 lot Of
bed clothes, &c. from Hrs. r AZ aret Norg "A,
Indiana asen ne, near ist street O'Cona n
was given. and be went upstairs and to ok
these things, hut was uu successful IN e=cap-
ing. Justice Walter com nitted hin, to Jail for
csurt =
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MARRIED.

YATES-slHCLAIR. In Baltimore on the
lstL Inst, BY the Rev. Mr. Lennon, Mr. JAS v
YATES, OF Georgetown. to Miss 8. +. sINOLAIR,
Of Wss6i = g.on ID. q. =
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

GOVERNMENT SALES.
HORSES AND MULES AT AUCTION.
Depot Qhare,maae-,s OAes,
,r, WaShtRgton, ID. C., April is, 1857
VIII be sold at public auction, on MONDAY
Anrii ~, at eastern Branch Corral, n nder the su.
peryision OF Captain James Payne A o. M
20 HORSES AND Is MULES
good Tor farmers use.
eale to commence at 10 m.
These animals will be sold singly
Terms cash, in Government fu nds
h. TOMPKINs,
apl5-6t Bvt. Brig. Gen., Depot Q. NJ
CONVENIENT BUILDING AT AUCTION.
Depot Qmarfermastey,s Oac.
WdShiHgt0,. ID. C., April IS, 1857
The Government Building on the corner Of ION
and n streets win be sod at public auction ua
der the su per vision Of Captain James q Paw
noon. e>
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
The Casted States relinquishes ali care OF ths
Building at time Of sale.
CHAs. d. roMpKINs,
90 l36t.
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CONVENIENT BUILDING AT AUOTION.
OARRIAGKs.
" CHILDREN 8 CARRIAGHs
OHlLDkkN'S CAKRIA0Es.

A very large assortment Of CHILDREN'S
GAhRiAGE S o. the latest ETY. le end finest dnish
for sale at prices mach lower than they can be
obtained elsewhere an n
NQLlCk-Use II ARRIs 4 co. q NEOTERIC
eOAP Tor washfug Clothss, es 81 has been
two and one half pounds ofbsoyn SOC p. and guar
snteea not 70 inJure the finest fabric. Try II and
be convinced. sold by all 0rocers- Sole Agents
for the District Of COLUMBIA. OLAEK P1AR
CON. d gents and General Commission Merchapts,
No 32e Psnns ev., up stais. nah 0-lm
H. 1nCHIrpcr AHp BuILpss, d
;. Once, Ne. $40 ssysnth strset, = :.
cps La - = \. y. cor. hsstsAsAA avsaus.
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REV ID. GILLETTE will lecture before
he Young Mems Christian Association at DIR
Sunderland's church this evening. Subject
Ireland as l saw il.
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ALLEGED LARCENY OF FLoUR.--Last nigh
ofncer Ellis arrested Henry Powell, colored
man, in The employ OF John Freeman. o
baker. on the charge OF the larceny OF quan-
ti;y OF fiour from his employer. and he vas
committed 20 jail for court BY justice Thonp-
son. stsr -afnFaa eco e.
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THE MOST EXCITING AEB INTERESTING
Il BOOK OF TIE DAY.


GEN. L. e. B1KER,s HISTORY OF THE
SECRET SERVICE.
Of Union cf ;S So1s
dnis history WAS announced one year ago, bat
Be- issued, ua.itefed and unsbr}dSed, under the the
Of % :G n.ssia. iS
OF t the secret r.s,s enemies Of the Union; ,,
5Hs hs Alb sISoa se Of
osf cS Sfi S.: :SthO5 Is Vi. -.
full History q 9' this sr..s. .ssrt i'm
md Sn tsrrisls crime hinCs.p-,.y nv nm. -.
OF SrEGhisf - 81. stEI1L 0Sr'
Has never y., P ..a oa ts2or a. ,rh,
xhiSs PresidsntIsl p.rdons we're and are 30 read.
The morals Of the n All onsl Capital are thor
sns sss. ~
q female pardon brokers, and
For eircuisrs, ean1as.ns nemb ss and all other
Rn n9 M jon sSdTess T. BAKER. Pest once
his sork win be ready Tor delivery On the LIST
II B."Hcue but those thoroughly oOp,.r.nt
character and responsibiity, need apply. nhis-ln
PARIS AND NEW YORK MILF.
Mrs. A. 9. sAsr6ss has s.. jus, returned -
..sortmsnt q nne French. ESglish. END -
Children; orystsi. Amber. Pearl; and stray or.
French FloWers Bennett aud Hat Frames in
great variety. Ribbons, silks, Grapes, Tullss
Particular attention given TO ell orders.
Rooms, 44e sth street. near Pennsyivsnis ave.
ERESoH WOVEN CoRsKTs,
S1.2s PAIR
MMK. PRIE0Eg,
apl2-6t- 20 Markst Space
A LAReK ASSORTMENT or
"A fKEsoH KID GLOVES.
apIe6t- % msrket s,.o.
A LABGK STOCK or "
"A DRESS TRIMMIN0e AND
v,,.,.u.. LLLIhkkf GOODS.
MINI. PRIHCUT
se - OF 22 Market Space
BIrTBR o1AHQ1sIt
ss NV BUReHuII
corner l<th and U streets
ssesf keettt Herss.
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TEE STEELE AssAULT.-This morning De-
tsctive BigIey arrived from Norfolk, having
IN CUSTODY Charles, alias Buck Saunders coli
of be n one Of the parties whe assaulted ON.
ored, whom he arrested IN Norfolk on the charge
Ger Steele al the col ored Dall, on 1lth street q
lew weeks since lie is held at Police Head
quarters
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RETURNED Mr.. Jas. Il. Sprdngman. whose
arres we noticed uncer the head OF 'Chargs
Of False Pretences'' on Saturday last, has re-
turned from Philadelphia, TO which place he
went IN custody OF Mr.. Nc Beyitt. having ex-
planned matters 10 the satisfaction OF the
-uifh the officer. =
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JAMES GUILD, Dealer % Nsv ss6 Sssosd. ksad
hsntrs. OiA tusniture lOpatred, BeaD-
6olstere4 nd Xarnis6sd. 13sA n1A y st., (nsSI
fhS ess.l, AishsA pcss ia iss 6sso.A:sssl
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u from SlS 10 s IS per omonth. Boarding at SS
Per vesk, At No. ass eth street. between aud
Loutstsna avenue ,fs.l & tafra - I'm
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EOB sALE-A two story BRICK HOUSE near
= the. northeast BOUNDARY OF the city; rooms
sno balls 9th is. s ~ gre une enclosed PRICE
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How To Cook SHAD.-The Alexandria Ga
-sf-s says PrOcu = a fresh fat shad-clean {
well-lay itIn tray-sprinkle II with il salt
LEI h rema in for II hoUrS-take il out, wipe tne
salt o1-dry it-oroIl Al nicely, putting on it a
little batter and pepper and then-eat it,''
The Gazette man h right. We have been
eating had 20 pr epared for several seasons
and nothing more delicions can be imag med
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TIE FISH WHARF.-Tnere were but few ar
rivals OF fish Yesterday, and this morning the
supply at he wharf is small, bat prices have
considerably declined since yesterday, had
bringing from $40 TO sll per hundred and her.
ring o. 10 ~ per thousand. There seems 10 be
plenty OF custom for what is arriving, but If
the umber of boats expected might should
arrive there will be- lively time Tomorrow
II As thought that the supply will be sum cient
10 I'LL all orders To- morrow
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Row IN No. 2 FIGHTING ALLEY-Yester-
day a row occurred in what il known a,
Fighting Alley No. 9, NEAR 4 Z and G. street,,
in which Elizabeth Cayanaugh cut MARY
Decker with a knife twice on the hand and
arms, and once on The neck. Ellen Cava.
naugs and Mary Moriatta were also in me
row. Sergeant Vernon, with officers Yea.
man and Auldridge, arrested the party, and
thi- merning Justice Handy computed all
except MARY Decker, 10 the work house
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r OrO PoR eALR.

VIZ 1ok sALk
Th: s.as...s.ss .1il os.s = e..y..: s.,s ..al
AIstl -, No, .l01fI,oHB- BIO ILDIE0 LOfe
q Ayatesviile. NJ, t1aedi essay In front Of che
osedeoshasg DeDet, eix miles from W sshis TO.
~ raalroAd Or tasASiks, and within Ns yArds Of
Piets o. the ersnsd cen BE- he'd Of the stores q
eIBLHH GUT end J. p. BART Hollow, and
sy information In reference 20 the Tets can be
THOMAS PABKkk. " ''"s W
Hih De :old ct auctioa 81 o'otock .: 10. On To s!
DAY, April -. Persons taktag the O'Clock
train osn attend the sale aud return Of o cIook
Terms OF sale: One. third cash, and the bal nee
BY aotes at siI and twelve months, eSariag in
terest and secured By deed upon the property.
Ali conveysocine and stamps st the cost Of par
cbssers Twenty Dollars Of the pu rich csc moOey
will be required deposit ct the time each lot %
sold. ..4.. THOs. PABkKR
B.r.GUY,
ap 10 eotd J.P. BATHROOM
LOB sALH-I Only Sioo ash required and 10
II per month until paid -several two story
HOUSES, on south eide & street, Island, near
eth. Also FIVE room HOUSE, on 9Th street. be-
tween d ss n. corner T ay. "a 49,, &C.:
- I'm Pisnt's Building. Rosms I Q and IL
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TaR REeIsTRATIoS.-Yester afternoon.
the judges OF election completed the registra-
ton IN the Fifth Ward, 2s3 persons being
registered, 20e OF whom were white, and IS
colored. making the total q um Der reg istsred
l,6ol-sGi white and III colored. giving the
whites q majority of pa.
The registration of the voters OF the Sixth
Ward will commence on Monday, at D. M
and continue until Thursday. The Board
will hold their sessions a! the Anacostia En-.
CINE House.
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DEATH FROM GRIEF.-Yesterday morning
Ars. Elizabeth Rosseau, mother Of the little
SIX year old child, Octavie Rousseau whose
death was caused oy her person being horri-
residence, on Capitol Hill, from illness super
induced, IL is believed, by grief at the untime-
ly end of her daughter. Mrs. Rosseau never
FULLY recovered the shock she received when
she first saw her little child at the door, torn
and bleeding, and gradually sank into a de-
cline. seldom IL ever speaking, and never
hearing the name Of the child without going
into paroxysm of grief.
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NAOKEREL AND GOLDFISH.
10 600 pounds large sH0Rl GOLDFISH
% barrels No. MACKIBEL.
Just received and for sale Of orr wharf, at ths
loot OF Seventh 81. 3. p. BLOWN SON,
., Commission Merchant u,
delb-n No. l6S Ninth st bet II And n
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EOR sALE-rhe Brick STORE on the North
= east corner 9Th And - strset:, WasAipgten .:
VI GROUND for year,; STA Bile. HO RsE,
HHA4RN6SS and BUSINESS WAGON. GOOD
THIS affords. grand opportunity for any one
vi. hing to engage In the Grocery and Provision
business the property IL elegantly located and
fourishing business already established.
- Any oEs Wishing TO msks ineuirtss concerning
.ns proIsSy, o. On exsminsnon OF the stock and
time previous TO- the Sta Instant, after which date
said property viii not be foS sole;
% L. l0ts ~ Corner 6th and efa
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koTIoE-Wii organized Base Ball and Crick ct
Clubs luni or end senior, please furnish me with
? list OF their officers, address OF secretary, and
location Of play ground = = 7'Sl' ap Aim
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TIE COACH MAKERS.
The undersigned have on hand and are con-
stantly receiving large assortment Of Enc ISL
KARNISH. CARRIAGE BOLTS, Muslin
DRILLS, DUCK, and LEA TIER
ap n-eo2w iChron JEO. q. ELyANS kCO
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ExCELsIoKI ExoELsIORIl
CHA6TELLAR'S
HAIR EXTERMINATORi

FOX REMOVING sUPERFLUOUs HAIR
To the ladies especially, this invaluable depjla-
tory commence itself as being an almost indis-
piled, does notburn or fnjure the skin. but ACTS
directly ON ths roots 1t 4. warranted to remove
other par; OF the body pletely Totally And rsd
cally atirIatine the same, leaving the skin soft,
used by the French, and is the ON ~ real Al
depilatory In existence. Price rs cents per naok.
age, sent post paid, to any address, on receipt of
BEReKB. SHUTS CO., Chemists.
asa River street. Troy, h Y
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMusgMENTs. kc IN. Nrau-

0tst
WALLS OPBRA HOTsE.-Last night but ons
OF the japanese troupe Their feats are eK
trasrdinsTy.
NATIONAL THRATER.-Miss Julia Daily in
SIne curiosity OF Women" and "The Fool of
the Family"
MEr-RRoTr HAII-The entertainments Of
the Etilnger & Foote com bination are varied
ana interesting. Commodore Foote, Colonel
small ana Mis- NeStelle are truly great Curl
OsItIes.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Last night but one q
the ARABIAN Nights Presents distributed
n every exhibition.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-28
The Chicago Labor Congress.

from The ~. Z. IT1otne.
This body has adjourned, after doing as
nearly nothing as possible, that is, if the daily
reports have fairly set forth its work. con-
temporary sums up the fruits of the Congress
thus:-"The principle of cooperation was re-
commended; representative was chosen to
make the tour of Europe, with an inexplicit
commission to gather facts pertaining to the
labor system there, and to the practical work
ing of corporations; a step was taken to form
workingmen's political party; and report was
adopted which aims to secure better State laws
in respect to apprentices" Surely, this is not
a wonderful deal of work for so important
body; and little as it is, there is some of it
that should have been left undone. The
sending of member on a pleasure trip
to Europe may be a harmless as
well as useless employment of money;
but the step towards the organization of
laboring men into political party is fraught
with the direst mischief. Workingmen
will find out to their cost, if they venture
upon the experiment, that partisan leaders
| and demagogues will fasten upon them like
| leeches, and use them for their own selfish
purposes. 1t should be the very first article
In the bylaws of every workingmen's associa-
uon, that they will not, as body, have any
thlng osay or do concerning politics, or poiti-
cal parties, beyond striving to procure the
pest possible legislation from the powers that
De. AS rule, the workingmen now have the
gToa-wlll 20 and confidence OF all parties, and of
afs as, business men and capitalists. They cannot
aloiu W lose this confidence, either partially
~ sPssuloolc strikes, or wholly by under
taking to establish new party. And if it
were proper there is no room Just now for a
thiIu party, ana any organization attempting
70 iake saGh position will be speedily alb
soroeo ON the one hand or the other. We
must @ leCons1ruGt the Union through the
have time to waste in new parties. II would
be gratifying to know that every working
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The Fall EIections.
From the N. Y. World.

From ute NJ Y. World.
Elections will shortly be held in the follow
ing States, wiz California, September 2;
Maine, September 8; Ohio, Pennsylvania, and
Iowa, October s; Massachusetts, Minnesota,
and Wisconsin, November 5. OF these cleo
tions those which excite the most attention
and interest are the contests for the Governor
ship of California and Ohio, and the choice OF
a Chief Justice of the Supreme Court in
place of Judge George w. Woodward, in Penn
sylvania.
These three States are now under radical
government. But the radical party IN Cali
foTnia enters upon the new election under the
following diffculties-The regular representa-
tives of the party met in convention, adopted
the usual platform of radical platitudes, and
nominated George c.. Gorham for Governor,
with full State ticket, and three candidates
for Congress. Subsequently, July IL, the
disatfected wing of the party held a convention
and nominated John Bdwell for Governor,
and presented platform appealing to the
most radical OF radicals, indorsing the action
of Congress on Reconstruction, and declaring
for impartial suffrage without distinction OF
color" This "bolting" convention also held
out bait to the mechanics and worklngmen
in the shape of sugar-coated but CAUTIOUS
and nOn-committal resolution Gin favor OF
such limit by law to the hours of labor as
the sound judgment of laborers themselves
shall fix as for their best interests, alIeI
mature deliberation in their own councils
This platform was general giving OF every
thing to everybody" for Impartial SUI
frage without distinction of color" mgh'
include the chrome-yellow Celestials; the e en-
dorsement of Congress ought to, ana uiu,
meet the approval of the extremist radicals,
and the appeal to the labor interest was
shrewdly made. The detection was strons
enough to enlist the support of the san iran
cisco Bulletin, the Os0I, the Alta CdIgoTHlo'
and the Sacramento Union, and the Dem9'
cratic nominee for the GovernOrship, Henry II
Haight, seemed likely to walk between 'ne
two radical candidates, and take his seaS a. a.
Governor. Then Bidwell was persuaaeu .
withdraw; but the disaffected Journals 9iu
not withdraw their opposition, and the .N, llae
pendent Union Republican" party n0muaSeu On lat,
another candidate, Caleb L. Fay, In bidweii
place. The Evening Post, August ~ ad5nlt' Il
that 'the controversy between the Two uiVt !,
siOns of the Republican party in CailOrhl@ 4
very bitter" and unless the breach Is healeu
and the radicals unite their forces, IL Is qulu @
possible that Mr.. Haight may be the next 0oV
ernor of that State.
The Democracy Of Ohio are making NOR
vigorous campaign than they have done a
any time in the past six years. Judge Allei
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uha Maritime Rights OF NeutrnIa In
Time or War.

From The ". Y Times.
It will, perhaps, be scarcely less surprising
IN soma to find liberal thinker like Mr. Mill
defending privateering as proper and legiti-
mate belligerent right, than to find great
philosopher like Carlyle defending human
slavery as Divine institution. In speech
delivered the other day in the House OF Com
mons the author of the essay on Liberty
took for his text the "Declaration OF Paris, "
by which all the independent European states
entered into an agreement, eleven years agV,
to renOunce the right OF selzing an enemy :
Dronartv In neutral vessels-excepting only
suoh property as is contraband of war.
The question had slumbered for forty years
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-28

STOPPING THE "SUBsIDY. 1T is rumored in
Bristol, England, that the House of Berkeley
has signifed an intention of declining hence
forward to givethe accustomed subsidy towards
the expenses of the Liberal candidates at the
Bristol elections. This subsidy has Of late
years been 91000.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-28

man could be counted with US in the great
work. but whatever his convictions in this
matter, we repeat the warning TO keep clear
of workingmen's political organizations.
The Richmond palladium., 1867-08-15
schenck,s seaweed Tonic

No /. Schenck,s SeaWeeo Tonic %
This medicine, invented by DR.. J II. ScHEscK, Of
Philadep ia, is intended to dissolve the food and make
into chy the first process f digestion. By cleans
ing the stomach with Schencks Mandrake Pills, til
Tonic restors the appetite and food that could
be eaten before using il will be easily dleested.
Consumption cannot be cured by Scnenck's Pulmonic
Syrup unless the stomach and liver is made healthy
and the appetite restord hence the Tonic and Pills are
required IN nearly case of consumption. half
dozen b1 tiles OF the SEAWEED TONICand three or
four boxes Q. the NAN DRAKE PILLS will cure any
ordinary of dyspepsia.
DR.. ScHENcK makes professional visits m New York
Boston, and at his prncpel Office in Philadelphia every
week. See day papers of each place, or bis pamph-
let on consumption for his days for visitation.
Piease observe, when purchasing, that the two like
of the Doctor, when in the last stage of
Consumption, and the ther he is, in perfect
health, on pruggvernment stamp.
Sold by all theists AMI Dealers price 81 so erd
bottle. SIS ess h,lfd Oxen. All letters for advice
should be addrth ed to DIR ScHENcKs Principal Office,
No. Is North 6leStreet Philadelphia, Pa.
General Who sale Agents: Demas Barnes Co., N.
Y; s. S.Hance, Baltimore, Nd: John c. Park, Gin
cinnati Ohio; Walker Taylor, Chicago, H.; Collins
Bros, St. Louis, No.
The Richmond palladium., 1867-08-15
Woman,s Work in the Civil. War.

The refining influence of our patriotic and
christian women was sfrikingiy manifested in
this war they hroIeht all t.,e gentleness and
tenderness Ofhonle to the wards If suffering; pu
forth their potent and magic influence early and
la.e in their quiet homes and on the theatre of
active strife and danger, TO rouse. TO cheer. and
to sustain While this q'iias record cxalts
wornan's mission it shows what woman can do
when inspired by worthy ambition The les
sons of this book should be etfeciully learnd by
every American woman just now when her du
ties, rights and capacities Tor labor are under
going serious discussion. This work is pre-
pared under the sanction and approval of the
Sanitary and Christian Commissions, and is
the only one or the subject that makes any ap
proach to mplete ness. 1t records the insii
vdual lab rs Of ,earlv 6o5 ladies', besides or
ganizSa and united effort. So pages; iiius-
trated with L. beauti'u steel portraits. ! z les.
Teachers, Clergvmen, Young Men and expsri-
enced Agents wanted TO Canvass for the work
Address fnr circulars, terms, &c ZElGLER,
McCURDY & CO., III w. Fourth rect, Gin
cinnati, Ohio. (2l-2 MOI
The Richmond palladium., 1867-08-15
commencement at EarIham College.

The College year closed on yesterday
morning. On Monday evening, the
Ionian Society and Phoenix Band gave
an exhibition. An extended account OF
this exhibition is of necessity, deferred
until next week.
The Alumni held their meeting on
Tuesday evening.
The commencement exercises took
place on Wednesday morning in the
grove adjoining the college building.
The following are the names of the
graduates and the subjects of the
exercises. Seth Hastings. Richmond,
''Our duty as citizens,' Mary Taylor,
Missouri. g Miracles" Allen Terrell.
Highland, o., The cultivated mind:"
w. B. Wickersham, Louisville, {. Plan
tation.'' These productions were all of
high character, and reflected much cred
it upon both the graduates and their in
stitution.
2 The President, B c. Hobbs, then con
ferred tine degree Of B. A. upon W. B
Wickersham. and the degree Of B. S.
upon the others, also that of A. NJ. upon
Benz F. Lamb. After which lie read
an able and excellent Baccalaureate Ad-
dress.
The Richmond palladium., 1867-08-15

DIR. STRIcKLAND: HayiDg used your
Anti Cholera Mixture during the cholera
epidemic here last summer, and induced
others to do the same, in cases that had
all the cholera symptoms, in every case
it promptly checked the disease. be-
lieve it's the best remedy known for
cholera and diarrh9a of every form, and
advise those afflicted to try it.-W. BAR
BER, of the firm of Barber, Choate Il
Naber, Cincinnati. 23-4w
The Richmond palladium., 1867-08-15

rThe burning of Mr.. Hunts barr, noticed last
week, originated from small boy rniting match and
setting the building fire. The boy is about 10 or
IL old, and is supposed to have done the deed
whilst in fit of "sulks" Mr. H. had taken the little
scamp to raise, and thought him sharp and promis-
occurred and only returned last Tuesday There
about ten tons of hay in the NOV, and sufficient
for the winter; besides stacks of wheat and of
oats close to the burning building that they caught
fire and were consumed. The insurance was s400 ON
the building.
The Richmond palladium., 1867-08-15

From tie Rev E. D. Fendall, Assistant Editor
Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
have derived decided benefit from the use ot
Hoohand's German Btters, and feel it my privilege
recommend them most valuable tonic, to all
who suffering from general debility OF from dis
eases arising from arrangement of the liver.
a9 Yours truly, $50
saaa Il. D. FENDALL.
From Rev. d. Merrige, Pastor of the Pass yunk
Baptist Church, Phiadephia
From the many respectable recommendations qiver
to Dr. Hollands German Bitters, Twas induced to
them to be a good remedy for debility and = most
excellent tonic for the stomach. sssfs' saft s. as
D. MERRIGE,
The Richmond palladium., 1867-08-15

We had a fine serenade last night
from the String Band composed of some
of our colored fellow citizens. Tie vio-
linist. whoever be is, knows how to draw
sweet melody from that instrument, and
Capt. johnson understands extracting
music from a guitar. Thanke