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2 WAslIN1TON, September u, lSIH
On the petition OF JEssRR " HATCH aud HENRY
CHCRcHILL. OF Rochester, n. Y. D., praying for the
extension Of patent granted him on the % day
u January, 1879, and reissusd on the 2ith day OF
July, 1866 for an impr0v ement In Machine for Cut.
ting Boot aud Shoe SOlGs
Ii l. ordered that the said petition be heard at
this o1iGo uu the lith day OF December next. Amy
person may oppose this extension. Objections,
dispositions, and other papers should be filed Ia this
=. II. HODGES,
sep3l.W2w Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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Democratic Meeting I'm New York
General Mcclellan for Seymour.

New YORK, Oct. 5.-Tho greatest mass
meeting ever held In New York took place
this evening in Tammany Hall, and in Four
tcenth street and Union Square.
The Democratic torchlight procession, now
in progress, has In its ranks, according to tho
estimate Of an experienced police captain,
over 90, 900 persons.
After a junction had been effected with the
delegations from adjoining counties, the
length of tho procession exceeded ten miles
Every ward was largely represented, and the
banners and transparcncics were numerous.
Several bands accompanied each delegation
playing the "Star Spsngled Banner" and
other national airs.
The scene in Union Square was grand. The
main stand represented the Temple OF Liberty,
and was brilliantly illuminated by strings of
lights stretched to Tammany Hall, and the
streets in the vicinity seemed literally on fire
with calcium lights, rockets hrc-paintings and
balloons. The main stand facing Broadway
was the centre Of attraction outsilc OF Tam
many Hall, although there were six other
stands at which speeches were made to the
immense throng, roughly estimated at half a
million men, women and children.
The crowd stretched compactly down Broad.
way TO Eleventh street, and even as far as
Spring street. The toroughfnrc was well
| filed, while scores of the cross streets were
! alive with citizens.
The meeting at Tammany Hall was held in
| the spacious room in which the Democratic
! Convention conducted its deliberations, and
| 1t was filled TO rcrlction, the front seats being
| occupied 10y ladies'. The hall was splendidly
/ decorated.
Gcn. Badly Smith presided, nnd said that
speaking as representative Of hundreds OF
, thousands of soldiers who had risked their
! lives in the war, he declared 1t to he his opin-
! ion that the results tho war would be lost
unless there was an entire change In tho
policy of the Government.
| Hon. Sanford l.. Church WAS the next
speaker, and argued that the centralizing
policy of the Radicals unless checked, would
result in dcpriving States such as New York,
ohio and Pennsylvania of their prepondcr-
ance in affairs of Government, which proper
| ly belonged TO them in consideration of their
numbers, resources and amount contributed
by them TO the support Of the Government
| An address WAS also delivered by A. Oakley
Hall, District Attorney, and a letter from
Gen. Mcclellan was read, in which he emph at
icnlly endorses the Democratic candidates.
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I wAsnrEITuX, D., G., September 1,lsdS.
~, pho H. %I pOrcHsS,"t,
ent granted to lin on the l?lh day Of DcCuuGor
Dudius:
i s%rdarcd that tho said petition be hoard al
mers ,,t W ~ 'rr ~ uny W hnhl hhy
phsltOns, and other pApeTs should DO itd Ia Ihis
oiheo twenty days hvfpro the day ut hearing
ELISHA FOOFE,
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LA-TOY, Pa, Oct, "a large Republican
nass meeting WAS held tonight in Centre
Square. Addresses were made by Hon. Henry
Wilson, Maj. Z. X. Pangborn, Cart +
SchumbNck aud \. Y, u, Honoyman.
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baa fsss. y tiS RIT' r.. smiE. EpWiS"J
ASDRRsON, OF Philadelphia, Pa 10 Miss CARO-
LIVE T. DAY. Of WaahIngton city.
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

oRDERsfor the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, in Gorge.
town may be left ut the bookstore oil Messrs. +.
Al. X. Mills Co. l2i Bridge streot, or q Messrs.
CT. Getty h Co.'S, LOG Bridge street, who're copies
Of tho REPUBLICAN, may b obtained daily.
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UNITED STATES Patent OFFICE,

\ WAsHrNGToX, b. G., Aug. 81, ISIS.
r. J. W. RODERTSOs, Of Washington, u. G. 4,
having petitlUnCd for tho extension Of Il patent
granted him the 2Sth day Of November, 1854, for
III t. oTier%J thst liz ssid nntition bo hoard Mt
this siics on the 9th day Of November next Amy
person may oppose this extension Objections,
dispositions, and othor papers should be filed IN
THIS Office twenty days before the day Of hearlng.
ELISHA FOOTE,
ep2J-F3w Commissioner Of Patents
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CP James, Mira James and nurse, city; Mrs
! \ Gordon, Mrs MGElroy, Philadelphia; Il
Matthews, Y ) a; q W Seat0n, Nd; d shaw,
Baltimore; ) Il Arnold, !. NJ Arnold, PhilA.
delphia; q W Jones, Mrs Geo Green, \ VI w
McElroy, o; X A Crawford, PhilndClphisi
Col. 5 Y Blunt, U A; @ Logan, whining.
ton, Dcl II q Hoyt, Mo; u Hcrrh, Philadcl-
phia; q L Benkert, city, u Grimond, Mrs
tirimond Miss Grimond, q w Grimonh, j
Grimond, jr, Dundee, Scotland; / Pickett,
city; Geo II Burton, U 5 A; o Canon md
ladies', Salem, n J.
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SEATON house,. II. SENNBs.
Francis q DuptOn, John IL COX, Will IL IL
John q Brnker, JOS II Nevil, Jno 7 Kichney,
Theodore I Weyser and William Tauer, Phil
adelphia; X u Mcdonnell, Wilmington, Del;
David Hill and Jno Filming, Reading, Penn;
Jacob Somerset and W p White, Philadelphia
Jas Bclger, n Y; T Ribblct, Philadelphia; j
W Layinb, Baltimore, Md; Geo W Foy and &
Richardson, NJ Chance and Il Il Lee, Baltl-
more: Judge Il Ford, MIDI q " Richard, u
John GragOn and Charles GrasOn, TuwsOn-
town. WIN MacGraham, Gaj J u Nevlncs,
Philliclphia; u : stern, BaltimoTej n Il
Seitz, Glen Rock Penni D W Spence, BOstOn
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'nNElRsr"N, ). C., October o. A private
"'tpttch from John Quincy Adams, ct Masaa.
cLusctts, announces lis acceptance Of an inyi.
iuion to visit Md address the people OF this
state. lie is expected to arrive about the end
Of llIs YnNk
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For Sale or Rent.

J0R sALE-wRAPPIY PAPER. APPLY TO
i Z. y. Waters, at the rUnIns Of the Young Men >
Christian htsfcatiDn. over ke,Itrott Hall, 3ls
Suugi-. ocj-u
NOR RENT -EOpMS AT SIG NORTH u
i street, between fir-t street aud New Jersey
avenue, near tho Capitol. Price VI to $40. lnquir"
al premises. seS
INOR SALE OR RENT-Throo thrGe-stury aud.
L back building Brick Dwelling houses. Lots
l9H feet by ~, to (hiry;foOt alley In resr AZ:
teen foot alley At side. Houses set back u feet
from building line for front garden; water and
gas just HGiShod, and Tor sale on long tme-Uno-
fourth cash, ur for rout 10 careful tenants. In
quirc Of JOHN X. ELVANS 4 Co,
s-p9j-tf 81 aud 50 Louisiana avenue.
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NEW ORLEAGs, October 5.-Edwsrl Ware.
the general ticket agent Of the New Orleans
and jackson railroad, who shot himself SaQr-
day morning. died last night.
q. W. McCraric, editor of the OuchifG Tcls-
graph, has been nominated for Congress by the
Democrats OF the Fifth district, thus Complet-
ing the ticket.
Accounts have been received of troubles be-
tween the whites and negroes of st. Landry
Parish, on the 9th and 2Sth ultimo.
The accounts are very conflicting as to the
extent OF the trouble, and the number of
casualties considerable, all feeling growing
out Of politics has existed for some time, but
on the 10th ultlmo a conference held between
the leaders Of both parties resulted in an
agreement satisfactory to all parties.
On the 27th ult., however, a personal dihi-
Guilty occurred between two white men, one a
prominent Radical politician, a distorted &C.
count Of which brought the negroes out under
arms, focking to the town OF Opelousas. A
squad thus armed marched into Opelousas and
Gred into q squad Of whites, killing one and
wounding four. 1t Is reported that two ne
rrocs were also killed.
The local suthOritlcs then ordered the dis
armins Of the negroes, which being done, or.
der was restored.
| report from responsible authority states
that the colOrcA people were aggrcssOrs in the
| whole affair, except when 1t became uCccs-
sary to use force in diEHrming the negroes on
the ncighboring plantations.
| In the account OF the affair published in
this evenings Republican II is stated that "the
| agent Of the FrccdmeA'3 Bureau fraterni2es
with and assists the rebcls in their unlawful
| hcpredations."
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Special Notices.

s1x5fs ENTERPRISE BUILDING AS
sS SOCIATION.-Thts Association having
united with the ECONOMICAL BUILDING As.
ISOLATION, the Stockholders are Informed that a
meeting Tor the Payment OF dues will be held at
ClagEcf, & STeeEey,s Rooms, No. Market space
Corhcates Of stock in tho latter Association will
then be delivered upon tho surrender Of the old
Jucs in the Enterprise A few mere shares can
b. had at this meeting.
FRBD. ROOMS, soc'y. octs.S
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'NlrED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

= - WA9lI NWION, %. e, bfHI, II, TNT6.
sew Jersey, praying for the extension OF u patent
granted To him On the Duh day OF January, lslj,
Tor an Improvement in padlucks
i ordered that said petition 10 heard ut this
once "a the Iith day VI Drcymbor next Any per
H"u may upIUsC this extension. Objections, drpu e
,In"n', aud other papers, should he flied IN lhi-
"ihc9 twenty days before the day Of hraring
ELISHA FuOTE,
srp.5.tiw COMMISSIONER uf Patents.
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Jabez A Thomas, st Augustine; J X Colds.
borough, Henry = JacoX, W Ohutt, Bslti-
more; Hamilton : Adams, WIN Penn lluwland,
Philadelphia; Andrew kennedy, Toronto; p
Fenton, Conn WIN + williams, Chas NJ Han.
cock, Patrick Murphy, Pittsburs; Dexter
Fit1hugh and wife, Montreal; Henry Tucker,
~.
WlILARDS'-SYKEs Il CHArwiCN.
J W RodPr, q VI Robbins, L : 4; 7 : Me-
Gay, q; T. II llerthcy, Lancaster, Pas :
simpson. N o; Sands IL Goodwin, y y; + A
Harper, u : A; Thos q Simons, 'hsrlrston,
= CIT W Patterson, pittshurg; II knoIman,
Charlotte, y q; lanes W Stncrs, n VI; Gov
Flanders, n ON CLARK, St Louis.
OWEN HOUSE IS. W. Owen.
J b Henry, Lewistown, Pa; + Carlisle, ] q
Parkhurst, DetrOlt; Louis Brush, Buffalo; G
Lockham, N \; l. MalczicuN, city; JOhu W
Pugh, WarTcRton, Va.
BuNKER'S AVENUE HOUSE.
i Mason, James II Wheatley, st Louis;
A NJ White, J ) Beam, NJ stun, = stan, Phil
Rdelphia; A - Esrnhm, L + Concy, Va.
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n THE SUrREMEG0uRToF Tue DISTRICT
Iim,lhy MAguIr" aud Ann Aa.l
Andrew Mills and the unknown No. lIn Equity,
heirs Of the late Andrew
Mile, deceased.
Notice Is hereby RtYun tho pa ti"s tn this eau ~
aud to tho cred q the late Andrew Milo, de-.
ceased, that on MONDAY, the lDlil day Of October.
1868, al " O'Clock m, shall proceed to state t6e
account q the trustee aud tho distIibuticn o. the
fund III his haud' W. S. COX,
Octl-GO3w Auditor
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT TIE SUB.
/ scTibor has Obtaiurd from tho Orphans Court
OF Washington county, Ia the District Of Columbia,
leltors Of administration on the personal estate
q NAfnANIEL PlIl "a late OF tho United States
Navy, deceased. All persons having claims against
the said docnasrd are hereby wufurd 10 exhibit
the Same, with the vouchers thereof, TO the sub
!hoy may otherwise by law be exc uded from all
benefits Of tho said estate, All claims to bo left
At tho oilra VI G. StOrrs Co. 40 Fifteenth street
Given under ny hand tbi, 9th day II. September,
1893. NATHANIEL PITT
0cI-hst Administrator,
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
= WAmlSUr0S, y, &, SrpI. u, lts.
ON tho petition Of llASEAm NJ bE"wN, Of Woon.
v. BRnwS, dccunsod, aud wv, Il. EARRWrr, Of
Pr0ydenC6, L. ,oEoCutor VI the estate IT STEPHEN
5, HAHTLRrr, deceased pIRying i1r thr extension
ls{l, rGlssued January J, SGl. and again reissuSl
February -, ISL, in three divisions, NUMBERED
respectively Isl, ~, aud ,2sY, foT an proyr,
II is ordered that the said petition be board At
This office on tho l4tn day of DtCcmher next. Amy
person may Oppose thtt extension. nGIgci"n.,
lrr"siIGns, aud otl"r parrrs should be hird
il this "lico wenOy days before Io d9E # hear.
iug. 5. II, Hodges,
ocs saiw Acltug Commissioner Of Patents,
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

- WA-nIEUT0S, u. G, september 2, 1865.
on the petition of BIRI,sILL iIOlLY, OF Lock port,
y, Y, praying hceXtrnsipn ola paicut granted
MN on III" 9Th day Of February, 1856, for an in e
rr"v"munt In kIlpiirdI Rotary Pumps;
II In ordered that said petition be hoard at this
nHc" an the nh day VI January next Any prr-
sun may "llnHu ihl, extension, Objections, hrpu.
'lii"n,, aud vIIwr papers shuull BE- nlrl in ihIt
puco twenty days b, iyru the day Of hearing
ELISHA FOuTF,
''piF 1t CumuIihsioLCr Of Patents.
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| NlTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
= WAsHISuTuS, u. {. Sept p, 1853
On th"p"tiitnn u SILYASUSs SAWYER, VI fitChburg,
Ma'S praying for thGeNtcns!Un " patent granted
hin on Ihn ID day ~ January, 1875, IDran improve
M NJ Ia Maehiuos for splitting Rataus into Strips
i Is ordered that sail petition hu heard at this
uLcc Oh IL" 18th dpy Ut DvCt nbuT next Any purtun
may "rp"ar this extension. Ohircliuns, dppnsi-
l"us aud other papers should be filed In This OH ce
twenty days bciurr til" day Of hearing.
s. II. HODGES,
sr!s WSw Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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z;iS- OFFICE OF THE wAsIIING-

.3Y PtE sRkrfS IA t Iths s W is Psaa.yi-
yauia avenue. September 20, 1855. The ANNUAL
MEETING for the election OF Ulcers was adjourned
EVENING, October u, ists, at board OF Trade
rooms, at s. o'clock, at which time and place n
pose Of amending the Constitution.
All members are particularly requested 70 be
present II. \. MOORE,
Cgtl.td Secretary.
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Boarding.

W R.Half stroot, is still prepared to furnish
ROOMS and BOARD, or Table Board, to Ladies'
and Gentlemen. SEQ 0.
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~rC. II. CUNIMIss,

az SEVENTH STREET,
AN EXTEN SlVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE,
whore the public may always hnd WHAT THEY
WANT, aud Of the BEST MANUFACTURE,
Second door South Of street and Northern Market
oI5ys VICE TO YOUNG MEN
s-S ABOUT TO MARRY. -Essays for Young
Mon, on tho Errors, AbuseH, and Diseases, iuci-
dent to Youth and Early Manhood, witt the hu-
name Wow Of treatment and cure, sent by mail In
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box =, Philadelphis,
PemnS wanna. sap1l SIN
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THE LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS
CONNECTICUT TOWN FLECTI0Es

GREAT POLITICAL DETERMINATIONS
Dana'S Nomination in Buffers District
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taDcs, md hang on him By the hand Wills be
Delaware having her eyee on him {Thomas);
Ksrsser then asksd vhea hs vsa apiae 10
kick that fellow ost. shd he ad6peed kafs-
ner's words. and said thAt 10 wonh do it inlA
few days; never thousht shout kicking STAN
ton ont w
Csoss-sxaminatic0-- From March, 1888, TO
February 18th, 1888, did not perform the
oGkcial duties of Adju.ant Ge1stal 1r.
Stanton took Gen. Grants recommendation
70 retire but there va no unpleasant feel
ing bee1esa thSm; hsd no intimasiou before
the 18th Februasy that ths President sished
TO make him Secretary Of War od interin !;
sworn BY mistake 70 the contrary when ex-
anime BY the House committee, but cor
rsctsd his evidence Afterwards; hs swose
then bel had received m intimstiou 10 thar
effect, aboat tvo weeks previously, from Col.
Moore told the President Il the time Of rs-
ceiving his appointment he would obey or
ders did not axpeet y rscsiye my partieu-
lar orders; when he received the note from
Col. Moon, February LIT, he did mot knew
what the President wanted him for; aftsr re-
turning from he War DspartmsAt h did mot
tell the President that Stanton was not going
TO eivs up his ONCE, or that such was Wit
ness opinion did not show him Stanton q.
letter; did not think 1t necessary; What he
aaid to Wilkinson about applyisg 70 0sasral
Gnnt vas only boosting vhat be said 70
Dsrieigb shout brsaking down ths doom sAs
that hs felt inclined TO do 20; be changed
expressed 70 the President be believed be
couid mot obssin possession withsst force;
he suseestsd to the President the bess way
~ sof r,x>na>sasOn fhn :. v.ar. nvd rail. -.
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LATER.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
sr. Lorrs. April

HT. LOUIS. April 10.
General Sheridan retnrned to Omaha FROM
the Black Hills yesterday, and will leave fol
Leavenworth I'd day.
Reports are that the Indians Of Powder
river country refuse 10 tfsat with sha Com.
missioners until every white man leaves the
disputed territory. Gesnuhile these will mol
leave and are being driven awsy or killed.
CiscIsxArr, April 10.
z The ow-continued up TO last evening and
then turned to rain which fross as il fell
The trees were III covered With ice this morn
ing to such An extent shat many wsse broken
down. II Is supposed that peaches, cherries,
pears, and all early fruit are ruined. Apples,
it y sappossd, ars sats.
Nsv YoRK, April 10.
Tie asauship Oesaa Qssea, ftoa A4in-
wall, on the lst, With cns million and . hnpdred
and seventy thousand dollars in treasure, ar.
rived ut noon, With Pansma datn to the
1st. Thsrerolntion is sill going on in CHR
iaui, snd the militia are under arms in Pana-
ma for any. emergency.
A FIRE in Aspinvall on the 28th nit. de
stroyed the Railroad sheds, With thirty-two
cars loaded with Central and south Amsri,
can produce. Loss 100000.
The village Of Aalachir was partially
burned the same night.
This being Good Friday no business wai
done on the Stock Exchange.
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WAsHIsarox, April 10.
The President recognized Posi- Csps. Pinct
Maksceutoif, Consul OF Russia, At Sitka.
The railroads Terminating at Chicago viii
pass delegates to and from the Chicago Con
veution free sf charge, up0n aPplicAtioa Y
the Chairman Of each Central Commitase fol
. sufficient number Of ticksts for thsir dsaaaa-
tions. Applications must be msds 10 tht
Presidents or Snperintendents Of the respect
i've roads.
d. j. Curtis, Freedman's Bureau agent
in Georgia, was sentenced to hne of Ss0l
aud six nionthsimprisonment for malfeasance
in office.
Receipts from customs from April lst to
the 4th inclusive amounted to 81. 1867 ,433.
Bids for the purchase Of two iron clads were
opened BY the Secretary Of the Navy to-day
Offers averaged within ten per cent. Of The
appsaised valuation. The awards were de-
ferred
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! From CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Aprili0.
A distressing accident occurred i ST. Ka-
rs Cafhsdeai, corner q Wshash Ayssssa aed
Msdison street, about nine o'clock this sysn~
ina. he buildfsG ~ 6esssiy paeAsl, %
the occasion Of Good Friday services. An
alsrm OF Ere vas raised By spms one,
cracking noise having been heard from the
basement. when . tsrrihle panic essued and
the whole audience rushed for the door. A
portion Of the galleries gave vay and fell
10 the hodr beneath. Jane McNui and her
married daughter Mary, sho lived It No. rs,
Fourth Avenue, and woman whose body u
mot yst rstognixed, vers killed outright. The
Injured sSrs o. follovs: Mrs n Boyce, No.
fSi Foastfenth street, severely, viii psoba-
bly, die; Miss 4. Burk. help q the Central
House, severely, viii probably die; Miss
Bridget Lsfus, help u the Censrai House,
silshtiy. arm and side; Miss Maggie Comis-
Ky, Clark street. between Madsson sud Mon
roe, extent Of the injuries unknown.
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FROM CANADA,

OrrAwA, April 10.
II il till rumored that important disclo-
sures hate been made by one Of the arrested
parties, u 10 the assassination oil McGee, but
nothing has been made public. The taking
Of evidence was continued till two O o'clock
III. snesa0sa. There e gree. sa1is.y 2 = e
different parts Of the provinces. Tho cnnyic-
ton Ia the public mind ia that the prisoner
Whalen fred the fatal shot, and that there
we're . number Of persons concerned in the
~los
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A. ~
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES

LONDON, April l0.-The War Ofice ID in
receipt Of later dispatches from shs British
expedition in Abyssinis. Napier had reached
latitude n. The Abyssinian King vas At
Msgdals ready for the seise. His force con-
sisted Of 1900 effective men. He had also
20 large guns. Napier had completed his
plans for general assault on the works.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

TRrsroy. April TO-
The bill to repesl the Registry Law IVES
passed over the Governors veto.
NEv YoRK, April 10.
Stephen J. Meary. the Fenian Head Cen
ter, arrived here on the steamship VIM. Penn.
He has been released by the British govern
ment on coalition TO return TO the United
States. He was accompanied 70 Havana by
British omcers, and . pardon handed him
when he sailed,
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FROa THE SOUTH.

RicHxosp. April 10.
Gen. Scho6eld to-day appointed eiah, city
Councilmen, among them Jas. NJ. Hnmph-
reys. Collector OF Customs, and Andre~
Wsshburne, Superintendent Of white Free
Schools. The others are old residents Of
Richmond.
ST. Lovfs. April 10.
The Peace Commissioners left Cheyenne
to-day for Fort Laramie.
NEw 0sIrAys, April 10.
Judge William n. Sample, of the New Or
leans Gresrenf, died to~day,
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Discovery OF q Plot to Blow Up
Both Houses Of Parliament.
--LATEST NEWS BIZ CABLE.
FROM WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1884.
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Rhysica1n - ~ -.
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sS6Ssk . 1ssA 81 -
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by TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DEsPArCMns.
From Washington.
Congressional PreceedinSs.
IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
Continuation OF Curtis Argument.
Examination Of ldiutant GsnIll Mamal
FURTHER PlRTCULlRSoF THE BLOWING UP
or flE SEA-BIRD.
Later News frsm Canada.
Arrest offhe lTurdererefMc6aee
Discovery OF q Plot to Blow Up
Both Houses Of Parliament.
0sa. 0illsn Ignores the Aslnnsas Leg
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cLOrH1ERs.

CARPETs, OIL CLOTHS, 90.
John copelin - IS Main street
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GAS 4 STEAM FITTIKGs.
Mcoar d Son .........J ohnson street, bet 81 ltk
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W Westcott ............ Aain Strsss--neAr Fourth
ID Carter...... .......s.... $3.50 Main street
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WAlL PAPERs.

Agents. for christy eosstant Cas- Well Pspsrs, sor-
aers and Window shades-the largest and most cor-
ps4s ns style and dursoaty nanafacfzred In the
United etAtss, for sale at manufacturers prices
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BOOK-BINDEH.
sona.... Gate City B'ld'e, Main : I'd
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BOOTS = BHOHn-A1TAIL.
J.. N. M.Dean-...............co Third Main streets
Huiskamp Matless ~ Main str0et
HuiskAmp o...... Main strsst-bet Al ! bth
Hart, Ast.... I3s Nain strsst