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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-27
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctloneer and Real Estate Agent.


Auctloneer and Real Estate Agent.
HANDSOME COTTAGE RESIDENCE
WITH OFFICE DETACHED. on COVER.
NOR STREET OPPOSITE THE EXECUTIVE
MANSION. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be
sold az auction, on the premises. on TUESDAY
the lst of December, 1893 at O'Clock P. NJ, the
beautifully and conveniently-arranged COTTAGE
RESIDENCE located rs above, now IN the occu-
pancy OF DR.. Thomas Pollard. The lot fronts on
the east line of Governor street 81 feet runs back
south by another alley. The cottage Contains five
rooms; besides bril- kitchen and III excellent
Office, detached containing two rooms. Water
closets In the cottage: and the whole, premi-
ses we'll drained by culverts. The location for a
physician or lawyer equal TO the best In the city,
or for moderste-sized family 1t has many attrac-
tons
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance at three, SIX
and nine months for negotiable notes, interest
addtd. secured by trust deed e@n,,, ,u,,,onu
no25 W. GoD6lN. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
LIITLEFAEM M y =, ~ Tr GAE ERIN
TY OF HENRICo, AROUT FOUR NIL Es EAST
OF The CITY OF RIGHMnND NEAR THE
Of q deed OF trust executed to the subscribers by
George L. B?sher and wife: dated june III II lsss
County Court, we shall. in execution thereof, at
the request Of the beneficiary In said deed proceed
to sell at public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY the 81 day of December. 1888; at 3
O'Clock. If fair. II not. the next fair day there
after Sundays excepted, that valuable LITTLE
FARM AND MARKET GARDEN located az
above, containing seveTty-hve acres three rods
ana twenty poles, more or less. OF which about
ffy acres are cleared and In high state Of cnlti-
vstiOn the balance I'm woods. here IS an apple
orchard Of choice fruit and some fine young peach
trees. - -
The improvements consist Of n nice COTTAGE
HOUSE. modern styl containing seven rooms.
pantry closets. SC, paint and paper only needed
10 Dut in good order; Il kitchen with four rooms,
large barn. stable courthouse, &c The location
is beautiful one and in nice mel shbOrhood, Is 4
desirable and attractive home.
The deed requires that the property should be
sold for nearly all cash. bu. the creditor Is willing
to accent these terms In lien thereof one-third
cash balance ut one and two years' credit for ne
gotiable notes. interest added, secured by trust
deed. - MI ~, > CDITkEl.b,
no .! CHARLES NJ. KOSHER.
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FOE RENT.

TOR RENT, that very desirable and &s
II admirably-located four-story ri Aas
1.WEl LING. on the north side OF Broad between
Twenty -lhi and Twenty fourth streets, contain
ing eight rooIs Kitchen &c: in nice order, TO
u good tenant The rent VIII be modcr te .pplyto
LYSE Il BRUTHtR,
po27at Real Estate Brokers.
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IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL FsT.-r

i AND ONE-FOURTH INTEREST ~
LARGE MANUFACTURING MILL, IL Tvs
COUNTY OF MECKLENBURG VAR -.
tue of a decree of the Circuit Court OF Neck.e,.
burg county rendered at the September term ,,s
In the case OF William Townes, plaintiff aaI.s.
Beverley Williamson In his own right aud A, 49,
ministrator OF James Williamson, deceased 4
will sell on WEDNESDAY the I'd day Of pccg...
Der 1883, upon the premises, At public aue..r
commencing at IL O'Clock ~. that vALClRT
TRACT OF LAND in the county OF Mecklera:,,
OF which the late James Williamson died s.y.f
containing NINE HUNDRED AND FOUR AS6
ONE-HALF ACRES.
This land Is situated on the Dan river above -
from that well-known' watering-place Bgrs5
Springs, six miles above GAINESVILLE, and e,eyes
miles from the Richmond and Danvile railroad
The Improvements consist Of / large and CON.
modious DWELLISG-HOUSE, u q OD OFT.
HOUSES, including BARNS, STABLES &C.
There Is on TIE premises good APPLE a-d
PEACH ORCHARD, and a well Of good water IN
Also, ONE LOT OF FOUR ACRES, lying I'm.
mediately beyond the corporate limits Of Clarke.
VILE, with a LARGE THREE-STORY BRlCR
TOBACCO FACTORY located thereon; also /!
good DWELLIN6-HoUSE and FIVE or SIX docSl:
cabins.
FOURTH INTEREST In that large mannlac,tr
Ing mill at Abbyville known as "RUSsELLs
MILL and the improvements connected tLe.
with, consisting ola HILLER'S HOUSE. sTDtg.
HOUSE, COOPER SHOP, and BLACkSMlTHt
Also. TWO SMALL LOTS lying two or !Ant
miles below Clarksville.
TERMS OF SALE For cash as 70 so much Of "a.
proceeds Of sale as will defray AL expenses; "
balance of the purchase money to be divided Ily
two equal inetalmerlts. payable one and two yar
from day Of sale, the purchasers TO execute hoaa
with approved security. bearing Interest from A..
and the title TO be retained until all the purch-
money is paid and conveyances are ordsrnl ty4.
rorrt II. Y. bVFRREl
90 al Special Commission,
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r OST NOT Cur NEGOTIABLE
4 NOTE dated Goth instant, payable 1T thirty
dSVs, for uinety-threc dol ars and seventy-hye
cents payable TO our order ana also eEuoFsed
~ Powers having been lost or mtslaid, the
nnnhIic are cautioned agains. taking the same
puotSSS - PERRY Il DALTON.
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NEW BOOKSl NEW BOOKS l!-Just
In received at No. 1908 Main street.
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The Trotting Horse Of America. BY Woodruff.
Fun for the Million.
Canoes from English History. BY the author Of
Heir OF Redclyffe.
The Life Of George and Robert Stephenson with
History or the Invention Of the Locomotive
Spanish Gypsy. BY George Eliot.
The Story or Round Loaf.
handbook for Travellers In Europe and the
East.
All the above, with many other NEW and At
TRACTIyE BOOKS, can be had ut
A. II. CHRISTIAN Il CO.'S
oc2s opposite the postofice.
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CTRAYED, a large, fne-looking lEssss
y DARK RED COW, on Saturday last -l&~A-
Information AS TO where she can be found lett ~
I0l5 Main street will be suitably rewarded.
no 25-2,N DAVID b. tLAlth.
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T OST, A MOROCCO POCKET MEMO
I RANDUM BOOK containing papers alone
Va ma bic To The owner. A liberal reward VIII be
paid for lis return u Gil ; RLES sTEBBiNS, or
f WElStdER CO.,
no 9sst ro IL Pearl street.
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TOR RENT, SEVERAL DESIRABLE s
K ROOMS in a pleas ant y-loc2ted house, Aas
with Kitchen accomn odations II desired. Gas ana
water On the premises. Parties having no small
children will please address IF, p" box 7sa post
Off no 26-5tt
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T OST, somewhere between Dukes stable
4 and l.. Legy's, on Fourteenth street near
Danville depot, one SMALL BLASkB0oh, WIN
several accounts and receipts In 1t. The hAder
will he suitably rewarded by leaving 1t at Warner
L. Flcmlng's Confectionery, No. 1920 Main street.
no 97-lLE Il. l. w ELS ! fai.
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OBITUARY.
WILLIS HALL,

The Hon. Willis Hall died of congestion Of
the BRAIN caused by the extreme heat early yesterday
morning. his home in this city Mr. Hall was born III
1901, received liberal education, and adopted the
profession Of the law He entered political life In the
wear 1897 being elected member OF the Assembly by the
Wings who carried the State that year for the first Tune
he was made by the Assembly Attorney-Genera OF the
State. filling the Office for one year in credtable
manner Having removed TO Albany, he was elected 10
tho Assembly from that city in the Fail OF 1872
lie for some time lecturer in law school in Sara
Oga but resigned on leaving the country Tor Whle 10
recuperae his health After his return lac again took up
his residence in NewYOrk, and interested. although
taking no prominent part, in the politics OF the
S W9o Imposed on id'' the We" domination of Gen
Taylor as the whg candidate for the Presidency and On
dcavOred bring forward the name OF the Hon Henry
Clay After the failure OF the effort Mr. Hall supported
Van Buren, and Adams and this concluded his connec,
ton with political affairs. Retiring from professional
and political fe he devoted his latter years to his per
soua aud domestic affairs. He was very courteous IN
his manners ana made many warm irlends
Commodore James +. Miller of the United
States Navy died after long illness of African fever at
the Waverly Hotel in Charlestown, Mass, Saturday
He was the son OF the noted Gen. Miller who laurels
In the battle OF Lundy's.Iane He entered the United
states Navy 1921 and promoted to be Commodore
in 1851 He crused with Commodore Hulls squadron in
Mediterranean four years and aerward went to the
Western coast OF Africa where he was Frustrated by
African fever. He fully recovered He served n
the Mexican War OF 1885, and was aerward stationed on
the coast Of Brazil. Commodore Miller, though born IN
NewIampshre, a citizen Of Massachusetts, when he
entered the Navy.
The Hon. Hiram F. Mather of Chicago, died
in that city l4th inst. at the of ~ lie was
born in Colchester. Ct, graduated at Yale IN 1873
and studied law at Auburn n. Y. He was afterward
Of the NewYork Senate when It constituted the
Court OF Errors, and thus obtained his title OF Judge
He subsequently member OF the state senate with
| the Hon. William H. Seward, by whom he was nominated
lie resided In Edrdge. n. Y, until 1874, when he re-
moved 10 NIle Mch and thence to Chicago IN 1893; lie
was emneny successful in the practice OF law, and was
meber and deacon Of the Second Presbyterian Church
| of Chicago.
Jno. f. McDevitt, one of the most promising
voung journalists n Philadelphia died that city yes
terday from inflammation OF the bowels. He had been at
acbed 10 the different newspapers OF that city for many
years the time OF his death held the position OF
Money Editor Of The Press.
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BAREEROn Monday, Jay l3 Ellen Jane Barker WIDOW ofth late
Isaac o. Barker
Her sons Charles G. Francis Aaron p Vail
friends Of the family invited 20 attend the funeral OF IhurS
the 10th inst az o'clock IRON Aer late residence, No llS East
Twenty-eighth q.
CASwBLL-At Dresden Sarony on wedresiar Of
fever Resale daughter Of Mary L. aud the late Nathan C-s
well OF the city Of Aes-fork.
DAWSON Friday July 10 Greenwich Coma ahe residence Of her
brother Sa Davis esq Nancy Davis in the DIST Of her
Long Island aud Hayersiraw papers please copy.
DESMARETSOn Nonlav morning July 49, MARY Rose widow the
Desuare Of Paris France, the 9Th year Of her
Funeral Church Of the HOg Apostles Nntav and Twenty
eighthst) this (FlUesisy) afternoon at ocok The re-
mains viii be residence, No 2l2 West Forteth
o'clock The relatives and friends Of the family
specifically invited 20 attend
FANNING-n Sunday evening jay H. Mary widow ofhs
late Thomas flaming, 10 the 10TH OF Der
The and friends Of the family respectfully invited 10 attend
funeral from her late residence No. 70 Secoudage Wednesday
afternoon the 18th inst, at2 o'clock.
Of brother Dr. Edwards Hall No 33j Pouhye the Hen Wills
Hail Of aged 81 years mouths and - days
The friends invited without further notice % attend hs
o'clock Friday. the h inst, 81 the Pres
70 WOODLAND Cemetery
JACKSON-At Foihs Suuday July r. Oliver Jackson G
Of Oliver aud ABonue Jackson in the 2Jh Of b, age
Of bis boierras. M T. A. HargOas.
respectfully invited attend the funeral services az 81 AEas
Church. Eli lth.sL Wednesday morning al y O'Clock.
New-Orleans papers please copy
LRNYOX-Sudleny Monday July 3 James Rushou only Of
Benjamin G. Mary Augusta LnuO1 aged 10 mogths and day
from the residence Of bis parents No ~ Bat Eighty
fourtb-st Wednesday, July Is at O'clock m.
TELPAIROu Indiana Tuesday JAY H. Robe
Teair. late Of New York City aged % yesrs and months
Philadelphia papers please copy.
WESTLAKE-Sudieny Tuesday JAY H. Jacob Weak lumber
dealer In the 5itl year fh.s
The relatives family respectfully invited attend
funeral from No Is South oIodst BROOKLYN Thursday the
o'clock.
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Political AOtitts.
Nineteenth Assembly District.

Nineteenth Assembly DistrlCt.
GRANT AND COLFAN, AHOYl
GREAT MASS MEETING and BANNER RAISING wBDNRs.
DAY EVENING 18th inst Headquarters. Egthaye
st. O'Clock Major HAGGERTi Gen CoCHRANa
Hon. FREEMAN FIHAN expected 70 address the
meeting. All are United to attend
The Twenty-hrst Assembly District Pioneer Grant
Club will their Headquarters Mues Ha Of Que
hundred and fhnaye. THURSDAY EVENING.
The 10th inst O'clock A full attendance is requested
GEORGE p WEBSTER, President
T. P. ANDERSON Secretary.
Republican Campaign Envelopes for 1865.
handsome Significant True Ornamental Useful and Historical
OS THE FRONTrhe names Of Tie distinguished candidates With
the latest Of each on THE REVERSAL complete
synopsis of the Republican platform. . .
The political campaign of 1903 destined to be the most memorable Of
any since foundation the Republic There be
pessye Of the Republican aspect OF than these two en's
lopeS
Every citizen should keep for postey Copy
right Republicans win Of and circulate them e,
teus.yey a possible
100 sent BY mail, postage prepaid on receipt Of 81
40 sent by mail postage prepaid. on reeelptot s.
1000 sent by mail. postage prepaid on receptof D
5000 by express, 10 - per 1000.
1000 Or III sent hy express, at - 20 per LOCO.
WILLIAM P. LYON SON,
Envelope Manufacturers,
No So Pearl.st, NevT York
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.

CLARK, ELIZA, No. lls Suholk.st.
CuSICK. PATRICK No 60 West Fify-second-st.
DBSMARBTS, Mrs. MARY r.. No. 2l2 West ForteihA
FANNING, Mrs. MARY No. % Secont.aye
GAYNOR, Mrs. ELLEN Park ave.. Brooklyn.
GREENE. ANNA, No. 1913 Esst SItcenti'sL
HAGGERTY. JAMES, No. 80 Thompsons.
HOLMAN, Mrs r. ", No. 8i Cbnst0pher.st
JACKSON, OLIVER p, j., st. AIMS Chlrch
LENNON JAMES K. No. 22l East Eighty ourthst.
LINEN, ROBERT r.. No ~ Yves. Forty thir.st.
MCCLEARY Mrs ROSEY Church OF the Assumption BrookJs
NIXON. ELIZA, No. 2O4 GTeeue-st
OTTER, Mrs SARAH. Baptist Church. West SiNteenthEt
PERRY, TIMOTHY. Church Blocker and Dosnngst
WALSH, CArHARINB r. No. l03 Allen-st
WEAKLBY. Mrs. ELLEN, No. 3l8 West Ihirty-unth-st
WILLIAMS EBENEZER b., St. Phillips Church
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TERRIBLE STORM IN VIRGINIA.

The Lynchburg VirgiRidn says "Tazewell
and oaacent counties visited by terrible storm
Tow ays ago The hail In places Land two or three
feet deep on the ground AcoTespondent says; Not lar
tron Mr. LANES Freeman's waterspout fell citizen
living An the rayine below the spout lost his wife ana
child In most shocking manner. She saw the terrible
tde rnshlnp uDon her house she threw the children
uson he'd ran after small boy outside, and as she en-
tered the door with the child the tide entered the upper
Joor with large tree tins struck the woman with great
force carrying her and the child away with the logs
and trees There being two houses one giving way.
tnrned the current Of water which saved the Other
bonse and the other children, after moving the mouse
some two feet The woman's body found one mile
beInw her house severed In twain-one leg was not
found. The chld was perfect Jelly. 1t was found half
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15
BASEBALL.
TIE ArLANrIcs IN NEw-JERsEY.

The Atlantic Club by invitation visited Plain
field yesterday But short notice had been given Of this
visit or there would have been three times many spec
tators from the surrounding towns and villages. The
Union Club Of Planfed is organization and pos
sess a fine ball field which they have admirably fitted up
They also have good nine, but on this occasion could
not present it fully, and so had 10 make up q
picked field TO play the Atantcs. The game Of course
was onesided but the Unions played well in their posi-
TONS and also batted WELL the score shows. The At
lancs after the game, taken 10 the hotel. and en-
tertaned Neither Crane Pearce, Pratt played in the
game of yesterday On Thursday The Atantcs play the
Eckords, and on Monday next VIII probably run up TO
Albany FOR days play in order make up for their
failure meet their engagement OF the 18TH We append
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15
FATAL AFFRAY IN THE EIGHTH wARD-A COL
ORED WOMAN KILLED.

Thomas Johnson, q colored man, "a years OF
age, residing at No 81 Laurensst while intoxicated
went into the house No 40 Laurensst and commenced
fighting with several Of the colored girls living
I'm the house. The girls ran from the house
and took refuge in the alley-way alongside the
house Here Mrs Ellen May, cOlored woman 80 years
OF age was sitting and johnson advanced the woman
seized chair To defend herself johnson grabbed her,
and dealt several volont blows on the chest inet
ing severe internal injuries johnson was arrested by
Onicer Hudson OF the Eighth Precinct, ana
locked up at the staton-House. In the mean
time the woman taken into the house,
and died soon after. An inquest Will be held In
fine case to-day. Mrs. May was widow and had
been suffering for time Death is supposed 10 have
the injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

SEw-oR1EAv July lA-cotton quiet: siddHngs DE q
bales receipts GO bales Sterling l54dl57 NewYok Sght Rr
change gaze premium Gold i Flour steady suprrtne ~ go
ST62l Corn n 81 Oats dm at Doc HaY frm ~ S2la 81
Pork less $50 Bacon easy; Shoulders l31l4c
Sides ElD3c Lard held firm 8c for fierce and 2c for key
sAvANsAH. Ga july -Co,ton dull and prices nominal;
sales; Mddlngs. zoe receipts, "a bales.
iLNSsTON " C.. July A-Sp1ts TuTpenne frm New York
Pale, - Tar steady 81 10.
AUGUSTA Ga July lACotton market sales OF 100 bass
Mdding 30c.
MOBILE Ala July -Coton-Nothng doing; 70 sales reep 90
exports. Low M.ddlugs, poe
CHARLESTON c. July 4-CotOn dull; sales D. bales; MdinE
Gle Receipts 68 bales Exports coast~se lgj ba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15
coNcpFss NOMINATIONS.

ELMIRA, N. Y, July AT the Republican
Convention for the XXVlIth Congressional District In
Corning, yesterday. the Hon hanii'on ""u was io
nominated on tho first ballot -, Ii. !,
Stoughton Pettebone is favorably mentioned
ms a Repnbcan candidate for Congress In the AAlAth
a a. Bradford has received the Republican
nomnation for Delegate to Congress from Colorado Chill
cote's majority in 1866 was lOo' nh:
Among the candidates for the Republican
nomination In the XXyIlIth (Rochesterl District Is
Henry II. sperry Of Henrietta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15
ALABAMA LEGIsLATURE-GOV. SMITH NAUGU-
RATED.

MONTGOMERY, July 14.-The Legislature OF
Alabama which met yesterday contains about 80 coored
members The Senate DOOrkeeper Is cOlOred man. ana
the Door-keeper sergeantatArms, and Chaplin of the
House are also colored. To-day Gov smith was lnaugu
in message, which is in the main, more conserYa
tive than was expected. He recommends IN strong
language the removal OF all disabilities from the people
OF Alabama and bitterly opposes any acknowledgements
Gen. Shepherd saluted the Inauguration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15

The new Seeding grape, the Walter, is adj
vertised by Messrs. Ferris Caywood OF Poughkeepse
They claim that IL makes ralsins. 1t would SEEM from
the opinions OF Others and the specimens exhibited last
Winter before the Farmers Club and the character OF the
parties presenting it, that is worthy OF trial. Tor gen
era cultivation Should we produce rasns in this eli
mate from the grapes named. we VIII have valuable
addition to the many grapes in cultivation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15
NAVY GAZETTE

WASHINGTON, July 14.-Commander William Z
Hopkins detached from the sts
shamrock waiting OrerA
have also been detached from the shamrock and placed waiting
orders Lieut. Norton Leuts Edwin A
Caldwell Masters Hitchcock and Walter Graham Passed Asst.
surgeon C. s. j. Wells Asst kng j. w. Bailey
EngneTs Edwin Cbeney g. W W Baird and George W Hall PAY
master Godboongh las been detached from the shamrock Asi
ordered 10 geeouuts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15
ARMY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON, July l4-By direction of the Presi.
dent and accordance with Section % Congress approved
July ~ 1906 slorGen R. W. Johnson United States Army retired
ba been detached Professor Military
University at Columbia Missouri The President las directed
Brcyet Major W NJ Sumby Captain the United
tired be detailed as Acting Assistant Acting
sary Of Subsistence F0rt Columbus NeV-Yor Harbor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15

The fourth edition of Holiness patriotic songs
has been issued The loyal sentiments contained in these
songs should give them large circulation during the
campaign The advertisement OF Mr.. Holmes will be
found I'm another column.
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,puTTADRLpUIA cATrIR YApKRr-tr,v

reaches
to $50 head at prices ranging from to eegs n for FAR god
Cattle aud from e NJ cents for
Common quality sold az from g. to &c y a. gross
SHERPlbs market very active The oieings amounted
Ia $500 bead and sales made a. from fdc ~ gross
Q1alty.
HOSTILE demand r Hos rather active and price, id
vanced shade: bead from G30Sl3 = p 100
CowsWe change IN this market 100 head sold
from Sj go for Sprug and from $50 20 20 Tor Gov and CALI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15

a mile below the house. Two cows that swept %
had not been found Great damage was done TO the gar
dens, crops, &c. The woods look like mid Winter"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15
NEW OFFICIALS IN THE DOMINION.

TORONTO, July 1.-THE Hon. w. p. Rowland
s soon to be sworn in as OF Ontario
Sir Francis Hncks viii succeed Lord MOnck Governor
of Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15
TIE NAVAJO INDIANS IN THEIR NEW HOME.

SANTA-FE, July 13.-At Albuquerque, yester-
day the Government troops having in charge the re-
mander of the NavOOe Indians crossed with them and
their stock into the territory set apart Tor the IN
dams under the Sherman treaty IL rs reported that the
Apaches are in force West OF the Mesa and on the San
Antonio ma-stage road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15
TIE CROPS.

The weather reports from all parts of Europe
are favorable for crops
THE COTTON CROP.
SAVANNAH, July 4.-Private advices from
Florida say that the doing serious damage to cot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15
JAPAN.
THE UNITED STATES STEAMER IDAHo-HARI-
KARI OF A JAPANESE OFFICER.

KARI OF JAPANESE OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, July IA dispatch was this
morning received at the Navy Department from Lieut.
Commander Hooker, commanding the United states
steamer Idaho, dated off Nagasak, Japan, May 20, an
nonnclng his arrival there on the 18th Of May. ,
The Secretary OF the Navy this morning received dis
patch from Commander j. Blakely Creighton or the
steame oneida, dated Hioga Japan, March IA, giving
an account OF the harkari Of Tall Seauzularo, the
Japanese Official who ordered his troops fire upon the
foreigners at HOga the Attn OF February last Com
mander Creighton, 10 Will be remembered, was among
tho FOREIGN REPRESENTATIVES, present the OCCASION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15
The InhnlotIon of NIrrou, Oxide Ca. m

The limitation OF Nilr0us UNide las pTou. % th en-
Of teeth, rbs tie operation 81 all rs teo The patnt
while nhang The laughing quickly falls into pleasant slubst RON
which be agakeus minutes. 20 ind the OF al bs
trouble has been and be from the chair delighted
deug anybody wou Uer the pains Of to0hacAe for bali
hour the De removed without causing tho
slightest pain We speak from and recommend the
Niron Oxide Gas administered y the CDLrON DENTAL ASSOCIATION
No ~ Cooper Institute Nea-lork Weekly.