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Southern Pacific Railroad.

Among the telegraphlc items of Saturday
was the statement that General j. G. FIRE
MONT had in Europe negotiated loan fol-
the construction Of the Southern Pacific
railroad. We hope this is true. The road
is so important and its prospects are SO
grand that we do not see why capitalists
should hesitate to embark in it; but still
we would rather have the news confirmed
before relying upon it. This great improve
ment has its direct terminus at San Diego,
n fine harbor on the Pacific coast but q
lateral line is contemplated along the val
lev Of the ella, four hundred miles to San
Francisco. That valley is very fertile, and
will in few years TEEN with population
and produce.
Fairly and justly the Southern Pacific
railroad should receive as much aid from
the Government rs the Union and Central
Pacific railroads have received. 1t has,
however. received the cold shoulder, and
must rely upon its own merits. 1t may
console itself somewhat by the reflection
that if it can get no help it needs it less than
the northern line by ut least the large eX-
pcnditure for the construction Of fifty miles
Of snow-sheds. II has 50 much to commend
it-with such delightful, even climate
with no mountains to cross-no ice and frost
to cncountcr-with so smooth way and so
tile port on the Pacific-that it must be
considered the finest railroad project on the
continent. It's construction is as certain as
any event in the future, Government help
or not
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4ithntultd 1ispatth.
MONDAY. DECEMBER 0, 1869.
NohlY Done.

IS
The National Board OF Trade on SATURDAY
evening, by vote of fifty-one to nieeen'
adopted the proposition recommending tue
grand central water-line to the assistance
and patronage of the Government. Able
sneeches were made in it's behalf-ali OF
them breathing the most catholic and patri-
otto spirit. There were amongst thefew VINO
voted against it some gentlemen who did
not design to express hostility to the WORK,
but, abstractly, their opposition to Govern
ment appropriations for public improve
ments. That opinion we are sure they sim
cerclv entertain: but 1t is rather unsuited
to the times. The old State rights party OPP
posed such appropriations upon their
construction Of the Constitution, which,
in their view, prohibited them. But as
both the power and the duty Of the Go
yernment to improve the country wherever
its improvement is demanded by the gene
ral welfare have been established by the
arb;trament OF the sword, it is now hardly
debatable question.
The noble decision Of the National Board
of Trade must carry with it great weight.
Besides the responsibility of the body Tor
the high character and intelligence of its
members, it must be remembered that most
Of them are from the northern cities, ana
that their opinions are utterly free from all
ground of imputation upon their motives
Furthermore, Louisville was not represent
ed at all, and st. Louis only had one repre-
sentative Colonel NJ. CULLEN, native OF
Richmond. So that the immediate line OF
the improvement was but partially repre-
scnted, and for its success it had to appeal
almost wholly to its national character and
the good sense and patriotism Of the Board.
A work so commended must have very
much stronger claim upon the considera-
ton Of the Federal Government.
Thanks to the National Board Of Trade.
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w. B. DowSEY. the leader Of the Radical
extremists in the late Republican state
Convention, has become the editor OF the
Loudoun Republican. lie says "the UNI
versal feeling Gin that Conventionl was In
favor of an early admission" He Is not at
all severe upon the seceders; but he shakes
a finger at the State Journal as follows:
"a paper that exists by the charity OF
this Government should be wary how 1t
vents It's wrath on its friends. Take notice,
We organ, and govern yourself accordingly,
or we may be after some Of that charity
onrsaIyas y
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ADJUSTMENTS.


THEATRE-OPERA
II Lessees and Managers SPALDING & RAPLEY.
GRAND GERMAN OPERA.
FOR ONE EEK Nj
MANAGING DIRECTOR. n. GRAL.
MUSICAL DIRECTOR. ....t. VAN IfEL'
TO NIGHT. MONDAY, DECEMBER 9TH,
Flotows charming opera.
MARTHA, OR THE RICHMOND FAIR.
Martha, Me Johannsen Nancy, Me Friederici
Lionel, Mr.. Hahelman Plunkett, Mr.. Fornes
Tristan, Mr.. Stencckc Notary, Mr.. Behringer
TOMORROW. Wcber's romantic opera OF
DER FREYSCHUTZ,
with the celebrated inclntation scene. New
scenery expressly brought here for this occasion
Observation-Disclosures LA DAME BLANCHE.
Thursday-Gounod's celebrated FAUST.
Friday-Aubcr's renowned FRA DlAEOLO.
SATURDAY-LAST DAY OF THE OFFER
TWO PERFORMANCES.
Afternoon-GRAND GALA MATINEE.
Evenlug-Farewcll Night Extraordinary At
traction Production for the first time In Rich
mond, with new and gorgeous costumes andnisen-
scene, Of Halcvv'S removed and historical opera.
LA JUNE (TIIE JEWESS).
POPULAR SCALE OF Professionalism, 81
Dress Circle and Orchestra, reserved, $3.50; Fri
vate Boxes, 80; Upper Tiers. so cents.
Reserved ats ut B1DGOODS. deb
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New Books.

We have received from Mr.. T. L. d.
WALroRp, Main street, between Ninth and
Tenth, Echoes to Happy Voices, n new book
of music suitable for Sunday schools. 1t is
said to be choice collection. Also,
The Christian Almanac for 1s70-a gen.
uine, old-fashioned almanac for the family.
full of such reading as will charm the little
ones at home.
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would occupy

WH1sKEy AND HoSEsTy.-In 1868 on whis-
KEY the Government collected Sl3.419,092
at 8 per gallon. In 1869, s3o,54S,997 at 90
cents per gallon. If the tax had been col
lected on the same number of gallons IN
1865 the revenue from whiskey alone would
have been s122, 900, 0o0-as much as the Co
vernment needs for all purposes Tin addition
to the customs duties).
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The speech made by Mr.. MONROE, OF Du
buque, Saturday, in the behalf of the cen
trail water-line of the Union, was remarka'
BILE for its ability and for the compact man
ner in which its facts and arguments were
produced. 1t received the commentator
of the whole Board of Trade.
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ME- THE GREAT EVENT OF THE
DAY, THE OPENING OF THE sUEZ CANAL,
A COMPLETE SUCCESS. Route to India short
ened four thousand FIVE hundred miles Another
great event, in which the people of Richmond are
more directly interested Is the opening OF about
ONE HUNDRED CASES OF FANCY AND
STAPLE DRY GOODS at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
purchased since the last great decline. With this
immense stock they now offer to the people OF
Richmond goods at much lower prices than Mt any
period since the war.
! 900 pieces Of CALICO, usually sold at lsc. and
lsac., sound In every respect but slightly mis-
printed. will be sold at 1esc.-this embraces the
largest variety of Prints ever offered at any.
one time in this city;
Full vard-wide BLEACHED AND USBLEACH-
ED COTTON at l2ic. per yard;
Er,,-wid,b BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED
SHEETISG at soc. per yard;
PLAIN ALPACAS, all color6, at 2oc,, would be
cheap at 25c.;
HEAVY POPLIN ALPACAS, In all the most de-
s,rable shades, at Soc. worth Csc. per yard;
PURE sILK-AND-WoOL SERGEs at 75c. per
yard worth sl.25;
BLACK SILK at S1.o5. sl.5o, sl.75, s., a2.25, and
$3.50, all very much below regular prices
FTANNELS. OF all colors and qualities, at OK
tremely low prices;
BED BLANKETS, In all grades, at prices to suit
the times;
TABLE-CLOTH, full two yards long, at 75e.
worth 81;
DAMAsK FRINaED NAPKINS at gil per dozen
worth $3.50;
FRINGED NAPKINS, red borders, at sl.9s
worth So per dozen;
PURE LINEN CRASH at &c. per yard worth
lehc.;
HUCKABACK at l4c. worth zoe. per yard;
EXTRA WIDE AND HEAVY HUCKABACK
at soc. worth CSC. per yard. no 80
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The st. Louis Democrat, one OF the
ablest and most influential of the papers
which have advocated contraction of the
currency, has discovered that perhaps con-
traction is not necessary. When such a
paper is converted. there is no reason longer
to fear the efforts of the contractionlsts.
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The papers give a census bill prepared by
the committee of Congress appointed for
the purpose but as the bill may be, and
doubtless will be, totally changed by Con-
gress, VIC do not deem it worth the space it
would occupy.
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commerce, net Into d Virginia mineral re-.
zion which would be Invaluable to her
manufacturers.
The people Of Pittsburg are an enterpri-
sing and sagacious people, and If they APP
preciate the scheme proposed as it should
be appreciated they have the perseverance
and tact to carry it out.
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~ NOTES FOR DECEMBER, AD-

" NOTES FOR DECEMBER, AD-
DRESSED TO THE FEEBLE AND DEBlLl-
TATED.-This is q trying season for invalids-
| indeed. for all who are not blessed with ROBUST
| constitutions and iron frames.
| Cold has come upon suddenly, sealing up the
oren pores aud sealing in, as 1t were, any SEEDS
of disease that may have been lurking In the sys-
| TEN, but which remained undcveoped so long rs
the waste matter Of the body and all acid anu un-
wholesome humors were freely discharged by
! evaporation from the surface and through tho
| bowels. .rE.
A tonic, apcrient, and Alternative, medicine Is
now needed to nyigorate the vital powers de-
| pressed by low temperature to stimulate ana
purify the secrctions. and to fit the body to endure
without Inconvenience, pain, or danger, the sud-
den climatic change which ushers In the winter.
The only preparation which will fully meet this
almost universal need and Will Thoroughly ana
safely perform the important work, Is the leading
tonic and Alternative of the age, HOSTETTEk'S
STOMACH BITTERS.
This popular specific improves the appetite. In
vigorates the digestive organs, regulates the HOW
Of bile enriches the blood, calms the nerves, re-
lieres constipation. promotes superficial circula-
ton and evaporation, and being composed solely
of wholesome vegetable elements, with pure
stmuant as their diffusive vehicle, may be taken
by the weakest without fear. The flavor Is agreea-
BILE, for although the BITTERS are potent medi-
cine, they contain no nauseating element.
de l--eod1w&w
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Eor1vocAL.-A New York letter in the
Philadelphia Day says, " Attempts to bride
the New York dailies swith small sums are
ALWAYS failures"
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erRErRENeHMENT,
gETRENCHMENT
REDUCE YOUR EXPENSES BY BUYING
YOUR DRY GOODS AT
JOSEPH sTRAUsE's,
Isss MAIN STREET.
VIZ OFFER NO BAIT, BUT ALL WE
ADVERTISE AND SAY
WE MEAN.

Look at the LIST below, and you Will find
Fine BLACK ALPACA at S7}, 80, 80, &c.,, &c.
CoLoRED ALPACA at 30, 40, and 5oc.;
s1cH-CoLoRED DELAINEs at22sc. worth Soc.
WHITE and RED ALL-woOL FLANNEL from
2sc. up;
Fine IRISH LINEN at toc. worth soc, at Soc
worth &c.;
LADIES' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs at &c.
per dozen;
LADIES, and MISSES, COTTON HOSE at l2sc.;
MISSES, and CHLDREN's WGOLLEN HOSE
from loc. up;
GENTLEMEN,s and LADIES' UNDERSHIRTs
at half their value;
Fifty pair more Of those LARGE BED BLANK
Ers, just received, slightly damaged, at a
sacrifice;
Heavy GRAY and BROWN BLANKETS from,
$3.50 up:
BALMoRAL SKIRTS, very cheap, at nc. worth
BLACK Wells from psc. up;
BROWN, GREEN, AND BLUE BARE G E
Wells at 45c. cheap at &c.;
500 assorted WOoLLEN sHAWLs, just from
New York auctions, at 81, e1.5o, e., and S25,
considered the cheapest ever offered In this
city
KENTUCKY JEANS, sATINETS, CAssI-
MEREs, DoEsKINs, for mems and boys
wear, astonIshingly low;
LADIES' KID GLOVES, the best quality, at q !;
FRENCH MERINos,
EMPRESS CLOTHS.
ATWOOD DELAINEs,
Beautiful CHANGEABLE PoPLINs,
SCOTCH PLAIDS, ..... ......-...
ALL-WOOL PLAID POPLINs, &C..
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. CHEAPER
than they can be bought at any other house In this
city.
The GREATEST BARGAINS yet IN
BLACK SILKS
to be found are at
JOSEPH STRAUSE'S
...-..
No. 1888 Main street.
Be careful and come to the right place, and do
not stop until YOU get next to Golden's shoe store
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets, oppo-
oc4 JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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~ ESTABLISHED IN 1s47
IMPORTANT NOTICE To-ALL.

Now is the time to lay In your supply Tor Christ
ANDREW ANToNTS,
where YOU will find the largest assortment or Gun
FECTIONERIES TOYS, &C., this side OF Ne"
York.
All orders from city or country filed with
promptness. Terms cash.
ANDREW ANTONT,
Manufacturer and Importer of Confectlonerles'
Fruit &C., Main street below post-ofiice.
Also, LADIES' AND GEETLEMEN'S RES
TAURANT Is now open. de lin
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~BACHELORS HAIR-DYE.-This
SPLENDID HAIR-DYE is the best in the world-the
only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable, IN.
Simultaneous. No dsappontment-no ridiculous
tints remedies the Ill effects of had dyes, inViRo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
ar brown, Sold by all druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at the Wig Factory lie Bond
street, New York. mh2o-eouts
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spE,c,rA1 .Sor1cEs.

r ". D. BLAIR & co. have lately
received large suppiyof NEwLY-iMPoRTED
TEAS, embracing ten chests OF GUNPoMD DEE sh,
which they especially recommend for tffat hn'.
rfolet aroma that is considered the periec.i"n =.
Tea. And they can now offer aii tneir .cA9 >. -
considerably reduced prices. nc w
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1889.
ALL POLICIES NoN-FORFEITABLE.
HALF LOAN GIVEN.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND, FIFTY PER CENT.
STATEMENT:
Policies In force. sc, 600, oCt
-tssets... 2-o9o, oot
aHnuii ihcole.. l-VJe,VOl
Losses paid 600, e0t
". II. PECKHAM. President:
w. T. HOOKER, Vice-President;
L. McADAM, Secretary and Actuary
G. 4. FUDICKER, Superintendent.
SECURITY, CHEAPSESS, LIBERALITY,
PROGRESS, and SUCCESS. mark and distin-
2uish the management Of this company.
ISAAC HUTZLER,
General Agent for Virginia and North Carolina.
Office, No. so2 Main street.
DR.. j. G. CABELL- Medical Examiner. no IL
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nArrnpanu,s


k liz
two FAST lDAILY LINES {sUNDAy
lSB M y ExcE ;gT T Tg T rsgi SeHTH EAs
oUICKEsT RoUTE.-Tne THROUaH Tn AID AND
Eya as s rSrss ass run 0 the
81. Sunday II Il is A. N. oniyj. making eioso
AND NEW YORK FAST LINES and Hi, hSJ ,1,;GS,
Cars lifted up with sPLENDiD RECrry,ro
CAAIRS, Tor which no charge Is made.
The elegant and comrnodfous steamers on TIA
Se eyeJ mstsp s esSh
Richmond and Milford leaves the depot coSnss =,
Broad and Eighth streets daily SUNDAYS essnn9t
ed) It $50 L. H., and arrives In Richmond at sG
ryhroushtickets TO al principal points North and
For further information and for through t,cte,,
North apply at the Office corner Broad ano Eiab,S
streets and for through tickets TO all points Sor,hh
and West apply. at the ticket Office corner Byss I'D
j. B. Gentry, General Ticket Arep,
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent. nos
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Rail.
vember s MAIL IL Tks KAT viii leave R HSh No.
daily for While SULPHUR Springs at s:35 A. N. onS
Sulphur at sa5 A. and arrive at R! esTe %a;
Vile and Charlottesville with the Orange Aieynn
| andria, Washington, Baltimore, Philadeinbiss-
New York, etc. Also. for L ynchburg, Knoxyille
GhatMss ass,ss Memphis New Orleans Montgq
ington, Natural Bridge, and Rockbridge Bath.
at hlilho with stages for Bath Alum and Warn
Springs and at White Sulphur With stages fo ar
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN will run be.xco-
Richmond and Washington nightly except Sunday
without change Of cars|leaving, Richmoad at "a
Wgsshnss 5 EARS 1 knfh be aae Ind
t. this train Hd wi be run through
JAMES +. NEIHAEtkLAND,
no2o .a.z.ga, General Ticket Agent
D edmond AND DANyILLE Rail.
IL ROAD.-CHANGE OF. SCHEDULE.-On
and after SATURDAY, October Q, 1869, the PAS.
SENGER TRAINS on this road WILDE run as fol.
GOING wEsr.-LYNCHBURG PASSENGER
TRAIN leaves Richmond daily Except Sundaysl
making close connections with trains on the South.
that road and at LynchbGrg for all way stations
Knoxville, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Mem
Re LTP4Hgy dH al aRSbS sSpa Has S ss1s:
at 10 P. M.; arrives at Greensboro at I229A. NJ,
making close connections for all stations on thu
SsrSna So Est and Wet Of
Lexington, Salisbury, Charlotte, DC, West; Co.
Iumhia, s. c.; Augusta, Savannah. Macon Co.
lumbus, and Atlanta, GA. Montgomery, Mobile,
&C., Ala. New Orleans, &C., La.
GONG EAsr.-THROUGH MAIL AND EX.
PRESS leaves Greensboro, daily at A. NJ:
leaves Danville daily at 1928 A. NJ arrives at Rich.
mond daily at 1910 A. III. LYECHBURG PAS.
SENGER TRAIN leaves Burkeville daily (except
sundays) at 1898 P. NJ; arrives ct Richmond ST
pm.
Through tickets can be procured at the ticket Of.
fee in Richmond to all important points South and
Southwest, and at Greensboro, and Danvfie to all
points North, East, and West.
THOMAS DODAMEAD.
oc9 .s2 Superintendent.
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HARDWARE, ETC.

II A R D w A r E.-WATkINS, COT.
Ii TRELL & co. offer to merchants, farmers,
and mechanics, the largest cheapest, and best as
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. TOOLS. &C.,
IL has ever been their pleasure to do before, and
ask m examination Of their stock and prices.
We are agents for GUM BETTING and PACK
ING snd AEkER BRAND DOLTING CLOTHS.
WATKINS, CoTTRELI Il CO..
Sc Ism l3e7 Main street, Richmond Va
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ELEcTRIC DISK, OR PORTABLE
~ .BoDY-BATTERY, produces, when applied
to the sick parts, constant circle current OF pri-
mary electricity, rs u remedy for rhenm atism lo-
cal palsy, weak back; &c. For sale by
I de S%>2t~ u. WAGNER, Apothecary,
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TOW FOR SALE.-We have just reg
" received for sale consignment a fine go
MICH cow with q young calf.
A. A. HUTCHINSON Il CO.,
de at NO. 1903 Main street.
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OFFICE OF THE VIRGrNIA STATE }

2 % \ - ANhIEILIIH hL oONIII1t
RICHMOND, VA. December 4, 1882
This is to certify that certificate OF merit was
awarded to Messrs. j. II. Dickerson & Brother for
the best SINGLE-BUGGY HARNESS exhibited
At the Fair held In November, 1899.
no Cat e. G. LEIGH, Secretary.
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The GREATEST BARGAINS yet in
BIZ CK SILL + s
to be found are at
JOSEPH STRAUSE'S,
No. 1888 Main street.

Be careful, and come to the right place, and do
not stop until you get next to Goden's shoe store,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets, oppo-
ocH JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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FOR SALE.

nor SALE, EIGHT VELOCIPEDES,
Il all in good order. VIII be sold very cheap
for cash. Apply to &. r. JOHNSTON,
at Eliyson & Taylor'B, lils Main street.
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NOT POISONED.

Last evening Coroner schirmer held an inquest at
36i West Thirty fourth street, over the BODY Of
VIM. Barron, lad seven ana half years OF age, who
died on Sunday evening under circumstances which
induced his friends 10 believe that he hau been POI.
soned. Deceased lived with his father Thomas Bar.
ron, at No. 1873 West Twenty fourth street, and in
consequence OF playing truant when sent to school,
lie had been committed to the Juvenile Asylum, in
Yves. Thirteenth street. Last Thursday tile boy was
reported SICK la the Asylum, when he was taken
home. and DR.. Goodeii attended him. AT two
O'Clock ON SUNDAY afternoon the deceased
lett home anu went TO see his aunt Rose
Barron, who Ii COOK III the fanny or Dr. Lozler in
Thirty fourth street; he complained TO his aunt that
his father and stcpmother IN the ha bit OF beat
ing him severely whenever he came to see her. lie
complained OF pam IN his head, chest and abdomen
and growing rapidly worse died at half-past nlne
O'Clock the same evening. His symptoms were SO
peculiar that strong suspicious OF ioui play were
excited, and hence the certificate Of Or. Goodeil,
who only saw the boy once, and that ON Friday was
dlsregarded and the Coroner called.
Joseph Cushman, nj. d., made post-mortem
examination on the BODY, which there were found
no serious marks OF violence. The chest was aled
with water ana there remained not a doubt IN the
DOCTORS mind but that death was caused by dropsy
The jury accordingly rendered verdict 90 that
effect.
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PERSONA MOVEMENTS.

Simon Cameron is going to the Georgia state Fair.
wealthy colored man has been appointed a no
tary pubic ut Chicago.
..BlacS jaundice, carried or son OF General James
Harrison, lit Waco Texas.
The pioneers of Memphis have a society called
THE old Folks at Uome.n
Chang and Eng, the Siamese twins have returned
to their home IN North Carolina
Charles Reade, the novelist VIII build theatre on
his property in Belgravia London.
The Confederate dead around Cynthiana are to be
Inferred IN the new cemetery to-day.
General II. r. Lee has nearly recovered his wonted
health, and takes daily horseback rides.
Spotted TAI got on spree recently, in Dacotah
and Killed Zig Mouth, chief OF the Ogalallas.
There are $50, 900 reward offered IN various sum
for the arrest Of sundry murderers IN Florida.
Five hundred and ten of the arrests In San Fran.
cisco last month were "uneommoniy orun9s.n
Mrs General Gustav goes with her husband on
Indian campaigns, ana Is good SHOT with the rIne
BELLE Boyds ex-husnand mas found a place on
Cespcdes' sian. Belle herself mas retired to unalc
asylum.
The contest for Senator OF Iowa Tor the long term
IL said 80 be narrowed down 10 sadge Wright, OF
kcokuk, aud Mr.. Allison.
The Crown Prince OF Prussia has taken 4 very
beautiful n1let girl disguised as a groom, with hLn
on his tour through itliy.
john Kitts, claiming to be 107 years old ara q sol
der Of tie Revolution under Lafayette, has applied
10 the Baltimore CITY Council tor an appropriation.
Queen Isabella is so disappointed at the little sup
port lent 70 her cause mere by tho Euueror OF the
French that, alter her departure Tor Rome II is
nghly probable mat she Win never return 10 trance.
The spinstors OF BrattleDoro, VT, were much
shocked one DAY last week by a party vi young
ladies', from Glenwood LADIES' Seminary Who
walked down 20 view the rainA OF tAe a,e iife a5.
Tired IA their picturesque gymnastc costumes.