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FOR SALE.
TOURISTS

A ND CASUAL VISITORS at Burlington, should
"A no; fail to SUI ply themselves with some OF
Styles beautiful Stereocopic Views of Burlington
anc vicinity. The Au sable Chasm, Fort Ticon-
derOga, Green and White Mountain Scenery
Guides b Lake George and La Champlzin
Niagara Falls, The Hudson River, earato.a and
the White Mountains, or Pocket Map Of the New
York Wilderness.
For sale By
CO. FRENCH & CO.
''TISXs BUILDING o1Dosite CITY Hall
Aug. I'd.
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-'1 W TT ~ 1aI11E7-II ~ IlTlIs
First Mortgage Thirty Year,
six per Cent. Coupon Bonds

PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN
GOLD UlN, in New York city. The, are i'm
sums Of $1,000 each. with semi-abnuAl gold
coupons attached, ind selling for the present
a 30 per cent. ana accrued Interests from July
LIST added, IN currency, at which rate they yield
nearly
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Books and STATIONERY


KATRINA. HFR LIFE AND MINE-in Poem
by !. g. H.lland. author Of Bitter Sweet"
Just received and for slle ~
c. o. FRENCH y co.
Sept. 2s. DIFF
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Sali5rellaneouz.
HOUSE TO RENT.

'THF HOUSE at head Of Pearl St. known as the
Fo0T hoUsE, now occupied by the Rev Dr.
Hicks.
Possession given Nov. lst, Is
Apply 10
q. A. DODGE.
at First National Bank
Oct. 81. ulH
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nov tY's ILLUsTKATED GUIDE

WINTER & SPRING GARDENING
FOR 1867!
Is now ready, conta riu- Ist q l51" vari. ties
Blltuu- l0w, r., "a many tr-rat ms ESAC
T.rrl G. L.Esr PLATE, ant fun directions f'r cui-
ture. sent ptst pei. 90 receipt e ten cents A.
duess Hoyey q Co, % north Msrset 81 Boston
Mas
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&c. RIVER,
IL * G. AZ 4 II Il e. It

First National Bank Building,
Corner of Church and College streets.
Particular attention given to Patent Once
Drawings
Agent for Taylor's celebrated atent Door Bell
BURLINGTON, VERMONT
ian2ewtf
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ItrE STILL LIVE ID nj he humbugged ~
w l. lmpostors or '.patsntr cast iIs. or ma,
~, sst.re-i tools send tor our New Catalogue
NJ IMPROVED STENCIL d E, % varieties aIef
SfsgL car, fully finished ana tempered.
5. N. SPENCER & CO., Brattlehoro, VI
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s,oADAy MADE By ANY ONE.

with nv P tent stencil Tools. prepay sample
expiain' address A. J. FULLAM, Springfield, VI
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ACROSS THE SIERRA NEVADAS.
The
CENTRAL Pacific Il. IL
THE WESTERN HALF
OF THE
Great National Erunk Line
Across the Continent,
ACROSS THE SIERRA NEvADAS.

Being constructe1 WITH TIE AID AND sUPEs VISION
OF THE U.f HAD STATES 6OvERNNEST L. utst nel %
be one 81 the most importAur lines of cummuutca-
ton n the world IL Is the sole INK isfirss the
PscIfr Coast AND fss fafsrfor Basin over which the
imnenss overland fraNeL Mu.f rs md the
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Adrgrtis

g-- T. 500 per month and travelling expen
SIO SEE. pad good agents 70 sell our f@'A.
Ererl4sfing Waite Eus CLOTHES Lt-es state 40
ana aadrsss AnasrlesH Uirs Co., i62 brcad"aS' Ne~
York
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PaInc1pal Portion of the Main stem
Line between the tW O Oceans.


Its line extends fron Sacramento. on the tidal
waters Of the Pacific, eastward across the richest
and most p0pulous parts Of California, Nevada
anc Utah, contiguous 70 all the great Mining
Regions Of the tar West, ard will meet an. con
meet with the roads nov building east OF ii R0csy
Mountains About 100 miles are nov built.
equipped and 10 rum NJ operation 10 the summit
of the sierra Nevada. Within a few DAYS 3.5 miles
nov graded, viii he ADDED, and the tact carried
entirely across the mountains o. point 10 the
q eat alt Lake Valley, whence further progress
ment are ready at hand for 500 miles Il road. aad
10000 men are employc in the construction.
The lucal business upon the completed portion
SURPRISES all previous estimate. The figures for
the quarters ending August 90 are as follows IN
GOLD
GRoss UrFEAuSs Mar
RARSISes, ExrESs,s, EARSIye.,
S4s7, SO O. Ss6,54S Il SlOI OBJ Il
or at the rate OF two millions per annum, q which
more that three fJurth- are net profit les than
100 miles workeo. his Il upon the actual. icgi
innate traffic the road, with its terminus in the
mountains. and with only the normal ratio Il GOV
eminent transportation, and Is exclusive OF the
materials carried for further extension Of tho
road
The Compauy's interest liabilities during the
same period were less than tl25.0tU.
Add 10 this an eve expanding through tI4lls
and the proportions Of the future business become
immense.
The Company are authorized 70 continue their
line eastward until Il shall meet and connect with
the roads now building east of the Rocky Noun
tain ranges. Assuming that they will build and
control half the entire distance between san
Francisco and the Missouri River, as now seems
probable, the United States viii rave invested Ia
the completion Of $50 miles 80 S.J92. 900. or
at the average rate OF >3J.OOO Der mue-not
including an absolute giant OF 1O.OOO.UOU acres
Of the Public lands. By becoming a joint Iestor
in the a.nih' ent enterprise, and b waving its
first lien In favor Of First Mortgage bondhoiders,
TIE 6ESERAL GOvERsuEST, IN EFFtCT, INVITES
TIE COOPERATION Or PRIVATE CAPITALISTS and
has carefully guarded tLeir interests against ali
ordinary contingencies.
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advertisements.
ONLY DIRECT LINE To FRANCE.

The General Transatlantic Compa1y's splencld
Nail Steamships
ST LAURENT, BocA ypE, saturday, Oct
PERlERE rUCBEsSE. Saturday, Oct "
ViLIsF DE PA IRIS. .SARMOSI.... >aturday, Nov
Et ROPE ........ TENAR T.. saturday, Nov. 10
To Rrest or HavTe, (wine included,) first CABIN,
sI6n Secnnd Cabin, $50 lin 20 d)
Thess Stesmsrs 20 not carry Stserage Passengers
GO. ,iACK ENZiE Agent, 5s Broadway, \.
ItOTTAGE HILL sFHISAEY, POuzbkeepsie.
u n Y-An English and French School iuT
Young ladies' Very select drlghtfuily stu ted,
afiording unusual advantages for a solid and ie-
"a tedueation Fer the prospectus, address Early
lie Rev. GEORGET. RIDER. A VI Rector.
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A GENT WANTED.-sIO TO 0 dayl 70 intro
"A duce our new patent STAR SHUTTLE sEm'
ING MACHINE Price so. IL uses two thIe3ds
anc mas es the genuine Lock STITCH Al 'tneI
low price machines MAJ e the CH4IS STITCH. tN-
elusive territory given, Send for circulars. J.
WILSON 20. hannfacflrera. Clet ellnu, OlIo
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5000 Bushels Beans
For Shipment.
CHARLES WAINWRIG H.
gl9dSw6mOs
ESTRAT.

HAAfE into the inclosure Of the subscriber
~ ABOUT the last Of September. two three veal
old Steers one nearly white, the other roan color
The owner is req tested 20 prove p-0p5-tv pay
charges and take them aEay.
bonner CLARK.
Oct 10, 1857. a3ts
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WE ARE COMING.
And Pill present o. any pes sending Us o ub 10
our treat une Frce sale. ~ DR.. and .alrg .ds
&C.. Blk Dress Pattern, Pie % >hcctins. watch.
Sc free ci cost Catalogue cf GOO s. aud am
ole. sent On any adfr ISL free Adirsss D. 5
HAW t> & co l' hanover So, E.sto1 Mas
+ %. Box 5l-5
PATENT LEAD-ENCAsED TIN PIPE.
Manufactured under Patents Of the COL
" els. shaw y Willard Ganuiactur-
ing F0mpaBy.
A NEW WATER PIPE, free from all the ohiec-
y tions 20 commun Lead Pine. USs-FIFTH OF
Z II c' ness Is Pr TIS enctset IN four fir hs OF
Lear, forming PEnFECr UNION. Ntter convey ed
through it only comes N contact with the IT'S.
q a. strong as Lfai Pipe gf f,rics ftr usigsf PER
for.
Costs i.n per foot fs1l L,ef Pifs Of ne san,
strength.
Also, superior qualities Of WHITE LEAD AND
ZINC dry ami groun in oil. RzD Lean, LirH ARGs
LEAB PIPE. TIN PIPE, suglr LEAD. CAsr IRuN p
AND F.rIING. PUNrs &C, sc. Manufactured uy
BOSTON LEAD co.
In. CHADWICK = CO.. AGENTS,
80 & 50 Broad IT., Boston.
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Nine per Cent. upon the Investment.

FNh tNhhs pun
There Bonds, authorized by Act Of Congress. a-e
Issued only the work prUgre ses ana 10 the same
amount only a. the Bonds granted b. the tiove-r
ment and represent in ali cases the Er,f h.,
upon completed, equipped, and productive raj
road. in which have been inve ted Government
SUBSIDIES, STOCK suhsc iptiObs, donations. sur lus
earnings, etc and which is worth more than three
times the amount If first 1iOrtzsge Bonds which
can he Issued upon il.
The ce tral Pacific First Mortgage Bonds have
ALI the assurances, sanction and GUARANTEES OF N.
Pacific Raiiryao Act Il Congress, a'.d have in adj
DIT, several Noticeable advantages over ALI Other
Glasses Of railroad bonds.
Fust-They are the superior claim upon alto,etb.-
the INST vital and valuable portion OF the
SeeoHd-Beside t e fullest benefit Of the Go err.
meat subsidy, (Which is a subordinate lien the
road receives the benefit Of large aonatiors
from California.
TAird-Fully half the whole cost Of gradipe NJ,
miles eastward Of San Francisco is concentrat
ed upon the $50 miles now about completed
F0urth-A local hus;ness already Welding tire.
iold the annual interest liabilities, with A.
vantag Gus rates pay able in coin
Fifth-1be Dricpal veil Us the interest Of IL.
BONDS being pay able in coin, upon a legally
blndlnz agreement.
Having carefully investigated the resopr,ss a..
Prospects VI The Road, ana the manas emert 4 The
COmpsny's Affairs. We Cordially recolnme..d rbe-e
Bonds TO Trustees, Executor, Institutions s,d
others as an einInently sound and T,y1unsrat,,s
FORM Of permanent iHusstmsnf.
Conversions Of Government securit;ss
CENTRAL PACIFIC FIRST MORTGAGE RoNns
now realize for The holfers about
I welve to Eighteen per Cent. Advantage
WIFE TEE SANE RATE OF INTEREST.
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FROM EUROPE.

LONDON, May 3-Evening.- the House Of
commons last night division took place on
The reform bill, and the Government was de-
feated by majority OF eighty one votes in
favor Of the Liberal party. The Government
insists IN Its prohibition against holding po-
ntlcal meetings in Hyde Park, and the Home
Omce has issued warning against the reform
demonstration proposed to be held in that
place on Monday next. The Derby Govern
ment has accepted the amendment to the re-
form bill which was carried by the Liberals
last night. The Government has concluded
net TO in terfere with the reform meeting which
rs to be held next Monday, but 1t is swearing
in special constables to prevent any disturb
ance OF public order.
PARIS, May 3-Evening-Baron Monster,
Secretary of Foreign Affairs, stated in the
Corps Legislatif to-day that tne basis which
had been agreed upon for the negotiation of
the Peace Conference assures the peace of Eu-
rope.
BERLIN, May 3-Evenrng.-A treaty OF al
lance has been concluded between Prussia ant
the Grond Duchy of Hesse. In the Prussian
Diet to-day, Prime Minister Bismarck an
nounced that the Government had accepted
the proposition for the neutr ralization Of
Luxemburg. Saxony approves of the new
Constitution for the North German Confedera-
tiOu
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AN ELoPKNEST IN HIGH LIFE FROM
STAUNToN An elopement occurred in Staun-
ton few days since, the particulars OF which.
as we learn. are that Mrs. Lushbaush a young
lady endowed with rare beauty and high liter.
airy attalnments, ran off with a Nj GiIkie a
gay Lothario who had been sojourning a
month or more IN that town. He is Young and
strikingly handsome, with most pleasing m an :
ners, and had visited nearly every cline on
the globe be was frequently al the house OF
the outraged husband, but @ had never given
him the slightest cause to suspect that he WAS
making any improper advances or proposals
70 his wife. Having arranged all the prelimi-
naries for their departure, the heartiess ge-
man. al the mld-hour OF night, deserted a de-
voted husband TO travel with a mere adyen-
turer TO parts unknown.
The husband pursued this loving twain 10
Washington city. but finding IL impossible TO
oyertake them or TO learn in which direction
they had gone, concluded 10 abandon further
pursuit, and returned 10 his home with n grief
stricken heart. Mrs. l.. was taken n by an old
gentleman OF Staunton when but an infant,
and IN the most INDECENT circumstances, and
was sent TO the best female Institutions in the
State until she was thoroughly educated, aud
until this sad occurrence was an ornament 10
the circle In which she moved, and had many
influential friends in Staunton.-RichmOnd
DespotcL
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HH WORKING PEoPIR.-lp New York. on
monday evening, mass meeting Of Journey
men tallors was held, at which a large num-
Der OF workmeh were present, and speeches
were made in the English and German Ian
Fuages The object Of the meeting was TO sd-
vance the interests OF the trade, and il possible
ADOPT some way in which the employers and
Workmen could hereafter regulate wages in a
way 10 suit beth parties. The meeting adoptsd
resolutions endorsing the taiIors' trades
union :, and also TWO others, one OF which was.
"kesoIved, That we. as a trade, condemn
strikes, as not calculated TO advance the inter-
ests of the Journeymen tailors:" aud the other.
Resolved, That in order to carry out the above
resolutions, particularly we have invited the
employers TO this meeting. tnat with :hetr co.
operation We may enforce an article contained
IN the constitution OF the International TTniop
Cf our trade, and that is the priuciple OF arhi-
alton, as substitute for the future for the
odIoSs system of strikes as a. present carried
out" The speakers at this meeting were gene
rally opposed 70 strikes, and advocated, in
case the principle OF arbitration with regard
TO wages was rot successful. the formation OF
cooperative stores by the jOurneymen tailors,
so that they could do without the agency Of
employers.
The tin, slate and metal roofers OF New York
have determined not 10 ask an increase OF Wa
ges, on account Of the dullness Of their busi-
ID ID recent strike for an advance from
3 q 20 ~ day has been successful. and that
the. re working al the increased rate. The
stairbuilders OF New York strike for - a day
The ladies' shoemakers of New York report
that their recent demand for an increase af
nfteen per cent. has been generally acceded to
by employers.
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DRATH FROM HYDRoPHoBIA-A lad named
John Mcmahon, about fourteen years old,
died on W Wednesday al his fathers residen CO, ,
No. 331 South Sharp street, from hydrophobia, ,
under the follC wing dis tress iBg circumstances
IL appears thst the boy was bitten by large
Newfoundland dog, in Septem ber last, on the
inside OF the right forearm, near the wrist
The wound healed at the time, leaving a scar
and was forgotten. On Thursday OF last week
whilst playing with little sister, she struck
hn on the arm opposite the scar OF the bite
The boy, who was employed as q grain SHOW
eler, worked on Friday, complaining OF great
pain in his arm. On Saturday DIR. Theodore
Cook was called In and found mn ANIMATION
extending up the arm 70 the shoulder. Local
anesthesia was produced on Monday and the
scarihed part cut out, the boy laughing at the
fact OF feeling no pain from the operation.
Drs l.. II. Eastman, Henry Webster, and o. A.
Cooke were also called in, and upon consulIa-
ton the boy was fed on bromide Of potassium,
the alleged newly discovered great remedial
agent in hyerophobis. On uesday the boy
became almost unmanageable, showing all the
marks OF the horrible disease. at times going
into terrible physical contortions, with signs
OF terror and agony at the sight OF water
ana n uids, and frothIng at the mouth. After
many hours OF terrible suffering the poor lad
was relieved Sy death Baltimore Sun.
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w,xpInu.v,s
OoLosoA6 COMblnATlON OF
.yn SlnOUS
rur cEEDr SHHYHhD AMI mALs,
In1 TTe1AL SnAIUfLB ATTkAUTION,
nAniDlIlON
OF INK
man .S HHNId C1hTURY,
NH ReIIoLm In washington for -FOUR DAYS
SE EtEN HhAND ENTERTAINhENT
moHOAI, Nay, 18th, at ia p. m,
.,rppponA1Sa on the
nN0oNS Anu EVENINGS
.QR
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
the lith, 18TH and 10th fnstants, at 2 and D. m '
glVpe series OF Performances unriysled In the
annals oi travenng 11hfbfffons
hegaioieee oI the lavish expenditure of means
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~ MARRIAGl AED CELIBACY, AID THE
HsSlinsss Of True Manhood: An. Essay Tor
Physiological Errors, Abuses and Disc sseS viii cS
create impediments 20 Marriage, With sure N ms ans
q Relief Ssnt in sealed letter snvsloPss free Of
Howard Association, Phflad elphia, Pa ja II I'M
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THE MAINE LAw.-The last dodge for de-
teating the Maine law in Boston IS thus de
scrIbed:-"A well-known retail liquor dealer
down town, whose cosy sanctum is crowded
at about Ii a. m. by solid and pious merchants
as well as by frivolous and dspper clerks, has
hit upon an ingeniou. device for eyading the
rgors of the law. He has converted his es-
tahlishmen. into club, and by the payment
Of q small sum for tickets, and signing their
names to a carefully -worded document, his
customers suddenly become joint owners of
titled 10 drink their proportion OF cosblers,
jUleps, &c. so that those who really .'thirst
for the spirit can imbibe dd libitum. 9th or
enrerprising dealers close their doors TO the
outside public, but provide their patrons with
pass-keys, and III this way the law is success
fully eyaded,"
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PERSONAL.

MES. CURrIs IRVING, Cgarroyast and Tsa
Past Present and future, ct her once, 420, nerth
side Of Pc. ay., between AZ and 6th streets. Once
hours from TO Q. IN. and TO D. me- up Aim
COEFIDENTIAL.-You men who have in-
~ Jured themselves py certain secret habits,
suss OF m.ned ii6 e aso .nd G os
men, Who; from tae follies Of youth, or other
causes, feel Q debility in advance Of their years.
before placing themselves under the treatment Of
any one, should nrst read 1.-The Secret Friend. I"
Married ladies will learn something of i'm portance
~ perusing TT be Secret Friend. y Sent 70 any ad
eress, In sealed envelope. en- receipt Of Is cents.
Address DR.. CHA5. A. STUART CO.. Boston,
Hsss. no Sly
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6EORET DIspARER

eAnAl1IAN's 0IrTis the NEST certain, eAfs and
eGectual remedy-fndeed, the only vegetable RENE
dy ever discovered. Cures In two 70 four days and
recent oesee In twe enty four hours Eo mineral, no
II tAe soldiers hope, and friend 80 those who do
male, e3.
eAsARITAR'e Reof AND HERB Jurcps-A positive
and permanent cure for sDytilis, Scrofahs Ulcers,
Sold By B. O. Ford. Bee advertissment. myG
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN
HAIR RENE EWER

ls the only lufsllible Hair Preparat on for
NsroklNS GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
ANB PROMOTING ITS GROWTH.
10 IS hs cheapest Prepdrdtion eUer offered TO the
Pnoite, a. one bOle t1iH last longer and accomplish
more thas tkTee bottles Of any Other PREPARATION.
Our Renewer is not Dye; it will not stain the
shin others
1T WILL kKBP THE HAIR FROM FALLING OUT.
IL eteapSeA tAs Scalp. ard makes the HIiT SOFT,
LUSTR ROUS AND STLhEN.
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free By mail.
B. p. HALL co.,
Nashua, N. H., Proprie. ors.
For safe By ell drug gists. ap Is eosn
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FREE TO EVERYBODY

ALarge6 pp. Circular, giving Information OF
the greatest Importance to the young Of both
1t teaches how the honely may become be eauti-
loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail 70 send
their Address, and receive copy post paid. BY
return mail.
Address P. o. Drawer, 21,
ap3DAWeoly Troy, ny
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CONSUMPTION OF EGes IN NEW YoRK-lt
is estimated that one million Of eges are con
sumed each month in this city. One dealer In
Philadelphia sends here one hundred barrels
each day, and II is estimated that AT least
s2,0o0,0o0 are annually spent for eggs alone.
barrel each day, and the Aster House aeout {
four thousand each day for four days In the
week, and saturday twenty-f five hundred
Easter week is the best season for egg dealers
when from one thousand 10 fifteen hundred
barrels are consumed each day. A woman IN
Fulton Market sold one hundred and seventy
nve thousand eggs in ten days. The trade is
confined almost exclusively TO hens eggs. No
eggs are ehipped from this port 70 Earope-
". y. World, Nay !.
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Wilma Newa

Spotsvood II. Rider, who killed A man
named Jones, in Buzxard Roost in FredericUs-
burg, In 1850, and who was sentenced 70 the
penitentary for eighteen years was hardened
on Saturday last by Gov. Pierpoint.
The village OF Pamplin's depot, ON the
Southside railroad, was the scene Of an extep :
siye onnaeration, Sunday afternoon
Ii is proposed 10 establish Glass Works I'm
Lynchburg.
The Fredericksburg Woolen Factory now
manufactures 6,0OO yards Of cloth q week
Asher Danley, who was convicted in the
Circuit Court OF Loudoun county, an the faII
OF 1865, for horse-stealing, and sentenced 10 the
peniteniiary for three years. and psrdoned by
Gov. Peirpoint, a few months ago, was asain
lodged in the jail Of Loudoun on Tuesday for
an assault upon a woman.
Jehn Oliver, colored, was on YESTERDAY an
pointed Notary u ublic for Richuopi ana
henrico county, by Governor Peirpoint This
Is the hrst instance in which q coiored man
received an appointment OF the kind In Rich
mond
A colored "conJurer" was badly beaten in
New Market lately, on Suspicion OF poisonin q
q eick colored child, who died nder his treat
ment.
We learn from the DanviIIe Times that 10.
bacco ne falling in that market. The same pa-
per states that a larEe factory IN Richmond.
worklng over a hur dred hands, is said TO have
closed doors.
The Libby prison has been thrown omen 10
visitors, by order Of General Schofeld.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-04

~ A keg of powder exploded near Fort Lee,
n. =, on tuesday, blowing man named
McCailey fifty feet in he air and sslaading''
him In the river. He swan ashore and is still
living.
~ Mrs. Doyle, wife OF one of the editors of
the louisville Courier, took some chloroform
10 reneve neuralgia, on gong 70 bed one mig ht
last week, from the effect of which she died.
1Two young ladies have applied for ad-
mission TO the University Of Michigan and
tnelr application has been referred TO spe-
clal committee of the board, who will report in
June.
~ "A fashion writer says "pHppies' heads
are sometimes seen on gentlemen collars"
~Queen Victoria has six erandsons and
FOUR granddaughters. She is As years old.
Ex-senator Drake has returned to ST. Louis
SThe beer sold in Minnesota is said to be
adulterated with phosphorus.
1.-THE sheep In Lapier county, Mich, are
dying by hundreds Of some mysterious dis
ease. 'f.H. sew
~A nan In Kentucky named Bedbug pc.
titions th Legislature to change his name.
- William Aimmes. . farmer, OF Writ
county, West Virginia, hung himsclftn hts
barn on Saturday. taFg eg
0TThe Pall Mall Gazette says that one
person cat Of every nve hundred IN England
10 recognised Is insane.
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