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HORRIBLE DRArH FROM HypRoP HoBiA-A
horrible cath from hydrophobia occurred at
Chicago Monday. The victim was a young
man nam ed VIM. Goodwille. Of this city. A
few weeks ago a friend brought into the shop
little dog picked mp In the street Good willie.
in fondling il, was bitten In the thumb. Little
notice vas taken Of the wound, which healed
over. The drst symptoms OF by ydrophobia ap-
peared on Sunday morning, when he arose and
attempted washing himself The sight Of wa
Ter threw MIN into paroxysms. Medical aid
was summoned. but the malady incre ased dur.
ing the Gay, and At night he foamed at the
mouth, snapped at members Of his family, and
was seized with coz vulsions. Every few min.
utes he realized. during his lucid intervals, his
situation, and begged his friends TO keep away
for safety. Yesterday afternoon IL was de-
termined 70 try The effect Of q sulphur yapor
bath. The patient was handcuded iu a ban
TOR half an hour at temperature Of one hmm
dred and thirty.nx dsgrees. When taken ont
and laid on lounge he Was at flrst better. bu 4
nfteen minutes AFTER expired IN horr 6ie
spasms. He leaves wife and children.
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TROOPS TO LEAVE CANADA,

MONTREAL, April % The commanding off,
GERS OF the troops in Canada have been ordered
TO furnish rolls showing the number of pass.
ages required for the troops ordered home.
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Wall street rs.day.

New foRK, April 2s.-Stock marke, opened
ON from last nights prices but is ad vsncing
and firm. Money steady at per cent Sterling
Exchange, 9. Gold, ia. 5-20's, 1862, coupons,
lelk. 10&0's coupon. i07x. Norm Carolina's,
COS; do, new, 53k. Nneinia's, 5sAi do new,
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NAVIGATION OPEN Ar DUNKIRK

DUNKIRK, April 29.-1he propeller New
York arrived here this morning from Toledo,
with full cargo. Navigation has been free
and unobstructed at this port during the past
ten daye
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The SOLAR ECLrPsE.-The total eclipse of
the sun, to take place on the 7th OF August
next attracting the attention Of scientific
men, Coast survey of1cers are now engaged
in the determination of the lautudes and lonei-
tudes Of different points IN the western STATES,
which will be occupied as eclipse stations
These stations are all selected so as 10 lie With
in the slime OF totality," which is one hundred
and forty miles in breadth, and extends from
Alaska 10 North Carolina.
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TEE SECRETARY OF WAR has directed that

TIE SECRETARY OF WAR has directed that
the following named officers be relieved from
duty in the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and
Abandoned Lands from and after the 3Oth in
stant:-Brevet Major General J. ]. Rey nolds,
Assistant Commissioner for the State Of Texas,
Brevet Major General Charles II. Smith, As
sistant Commissioner for the State OF Arkan-
sas; Brevet Colonel John X. Eiie. Assistant
Commissioner for the State Of South Carolina;
BTevet Major General A. Amee, Assistant
Commissioner for the State OF Mississippi;
Brevet Lieut.. Col Charles +. Compton. As
sistant Commissioner for the State of North
Carolina; Brevet Lieut.. Col. James Thompson,
Assistant Commissioner for the State of Ten
pessee. Gen. Charles H. Smith and Col. John
X. Edie have been ordered 10 join their regi.
ments without delay.
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THE FIRST AMERICAN,

THE FIRST AMERICAN,
A. well EUROPEAN PHYSlOIANS, recon-
mend H0FFS MALT EXTRACT, Beverage Of
Health.
Asa palatobIs Dietstic DrtnE. IL invfgorates the
system, ana Is slightly stimulating, without being
irritating As Nutrient, IT is extremely beneh-
oisl to the sick and enervated, and to the conva
lescent-kSPECIALLr TO NURSING MOTH
ERS. As Remedy, 1t cures disorders of the
Throat, Chest, Lungs, and Stomach, by its won
derful combination Of herbs. ap2j cost
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RHE PAIN KILLER,

30 Justly celeb rated introduced to the puolic
abr Mt twenty -nve years ago. and no. enjoys .
popularity uneQuallsd by any thsr medicine. Tor
the cure Of diptheria, dysente ~. cholera morbns,
rbeumstism coughs and colds. scalds, burns. etc.
1t 10 without an equal Sold by all the principal
drugeists.-Daily Plaixdealer, Cereland, Oaio.
ap ~ I'm
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APPOUNTRn

AUGUSTA, Maine % Hon. Charles Waltoon
was to-day re-appointed Associate Justice of
the Superior Court. He has already served
seven years.
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Washington News and Gossip.

BLAcQuB BRY. the Turkish Minister. expects
10 take summer residence IN New England.
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~The fact tnat there are no Hebrew, q
there arepo Quaker beggsrs, 10 owing 70 the
peculiar and systematic arrangements made
BY these sects for taking care Of their Door.
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YAn Illinois clersymsn has resigned his
the members Of his Church from dancine.
1ne ladies Of Rochester. n. r, ars sn-
deavoring to reform tie socml eyfi by perSonal
visffAtton ard effort. -
1he young ladies af Virginia lemale
semanery ave dectoed that sthe mind Of Wo.
man is not capable Of as high degree Of cult.
vation as that OF the opposite SEX
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SThe electrical condition Of the atmos.
pnere during the preyalenee Of TIE Aurora A
tee euolect OF much discussion. II 10 observed
by telegraph operators that while the sisc,yscl
ity OF the thunder storm emih Q brieht snark
and sharp detonauon, and never REMAINS
Ior any considerable length Of time upon the
wires, mat OF the surorl make no more fnss
and Is NO more capricious than NAT rsnsrass6
by the galvanic battery itself -
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Coin in the Treasury yesterday S1l9, 707, 200
sl9,C0O,OO0 OF which was payable on demand
upon coin certificates.
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New Ysrk Grain Market rs.day.
NEW YoRk, April 2s.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat ia2c better Tor spring Corn Ia3c brtter
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1T Is NOW SAID that General Terrell, OF In.
diana, is 10 be appointed Third Assistant Post.
master General.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL ThEATER.

An O00m G8N x0b
NATIONAL THEATER.
THE WORLD RENOWNED
BRYANTS MdNSTREL AnR RURLESQUE
roR SPEN4TiG FIys isIdars HsnC6NsiY OILY,
CO.MENCIsa THEsDAY, NAY 4IH:
At the inester. where seats can be secured with
Sks G sd maTfNEEs wIDNEsDAy AND SAT.
Admission 50 Gents; Children. rs. aps5-tf
FIFTY-FOUR PAINrINGs,
l. feet by IS 10 30 long, from Baleny, Lutte Chap
pell; and 9, he. ID disstnsuissh.d s s.tists.
METZEsnTT HALL,
pzs TUESDAY 9AS 9.1. Eli Ezis, sfS; f9opris.er.
rTkSise 4 OF s.cRsD 3 sose SOS
wEsLfT G1InsI i ,Ir.s S,5 ! Hss.' ,s,.s,..
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL. 90.
For sale at P5e soio%on sehss BonssoTe iNT ssa
Penn.ylvania avenue between 9th and 10th streets,
Procesds for The benet OF o. tHe CSan s.h
bath 8 Sshooi ap N3t
NATIONAL THEATRE.
THIS EyENIN7
The Greaf Moral and Rel gious Drama OF
UNCLE TOMS CABIN. OR LIFE BMONG THE
LOWLY; With new Scenery, new Effects, and Q
Doors open at IA; Performance CO nmences at g..
Prices sf Admission Private Boxes, s.; Or
chestra Chairs, 81; Dress Circle, 10 eents: Par
Il ~ EsssSsa
hhTINhE. SATURDAY AT OOLoOK.
ap2s- If TIE OOTOROON.
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IHR VIRGINIA CONSERVATIVE CoNvRN-
TIoN.-ThIs Convention reassembled in Rich.
mond last night. A majority repor., signed
py nine OF tne Committee on Business, was
re q, of which the following is the Substance:
lrst. Accepting the resign alton of the Con-
servatives and complimenting them upon the
zeal they displayed in the cause.
Second. Urging the Conservatives to unite
in defeating the obnoxious provisions of the
constitution, and to elect proper persons to the
State Legislature.
Third: While expressing hostility to the oh.
jectionable features OF the constitution, the
Convention still declines TO make any recon.
mendation to voters on the constitution ex-
purgatea Of such features, or as to the candi.
dates before the people, feeling that the voters
will act tor the best interests Of the State
The reports signed by Messrs Ou,d, Bald.
win, Edmunds, Fayette McMullIn, Sutherlin,
Cameron, Moseby, and others. Mr.. OuId made
speech In its favor, explaining that 1t was a
compromise OF the different opinions, and left
the voters tree 70 vote for or against negro suf-
frage; against the constitution rs q whole, or
in favor OF IL as expurgated 1t was q course
of action to meet the circumstances and ne.
cessites of the times.
A minority report, signed by three Of the
committee, was read. 1t advocates the con-
troll OF the State by the white race, reafiirms
the principles announced by the last Conser-
vative Convention, asserts that this conyen.
ton has no right to abandon the same, an
ought 10 follow the leadership of the cand,-
dates thus nominated. Itexpresses doubt even
II an expurgated constitution were adopted and
a Conserv rvative Republican elected Governor,
whether Congress would not still imp pose add.
tional conditions upon the people OF the State.
The law requiring Virginia to adopt the If
teenth amendment before coming into the
Union is pronounced unconstitutional. Ii pre-.
fers the military rule of white men in prefer
ence to the irresponsible government of ne
eroes, and calls on the white people OF the
State to vote down the consultation.
motion to lay both reports on the table
was defeated. Adjourned until to-day.
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INTERNAL RRvKNUR-The receipts to-day
from this source were S4U7,500.
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lBy Bankers and Brokers Tslegrapn Liue.l
Branch once in Lewis Johnson q DO. Bank,
Jee. M Gassavsy, operator.
NEW YORK, April S9.-tiold, iS3X aI3iS. No
stock report to-day.
(By Cable.l
LONDON, April 80, 4 y. m.-Consols, s3N
as3h. Bonds, e0X. Illinois, et. Ere. 2la2Is
Atlantic, 23k.
fRASKrokT, y. m--Bonds, s7s.
LIVERPOOL, ! y. m.-Cotton market quiet
end steady. Sales OF 10 000 bales reported
Middling Uplands, II \; Middling Orleans,IsX \
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THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, under
the supervision of Commissioner Barnard is
preparing full and elaborate report ON edu-
cation in the Dist rict Of Columbia That por
tion or the report which relates TO education
among the people OF color is already in the
hands Of the public printer, and will soon be
issued in a separate volume.
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DHATH OF MRs. LEfcanR.-Mrs. Ietcher.
died in Lexington, (va,) on Sundsv last.
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DATA says :-' The arrival OF a special agent
OF the Government, sent some time since to
Cuba to ascertain the condition OF affairs In
the leland, is daily looked for. The action Of
the Government, il is said, will depend to some
extent upon the report made by the agent, who
Is gentleman in whom the Administration
places implicit confidence. The report is
looked for with considerable interest,",
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ID At FORMAN'S,
225 229 SEVENTH street.
Between n and n .
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Ex.PRHsID1nr JoHNsoH.-A Nashville des.
patch states that one thing 10 certain, thar Mr.
date now, but II IL about equally certain that
his present movements have . prospsctfve
bearing locking 70 the United States Senate or
al in The STATE. a. = : -
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REAUTIFUL PLANTS FOB BEDDING OUT
The undersigned offers one Of the most ex-H
sneive collections Of rare and beautiful Plants
IN the United states. Tor planting out, al 49,
Ten thousand vcrbepas, dne plants, at 81 per
doz Thousands Of Zenale. Nosegay, New Double,
sweet Scented and varieaated Gersniums. Roses
Fuchsias, Carnations, Dshlias, Tube Roses. Chry-
,anthemnms. Pinks, Japan Lilies, Coleus and
o,her foliage plants BY Thousands. With a hne
stoct Of new and rare Green House Plants. Garden
wreatbs; Baskets, BoQuets, &C; No agents from
sp ai.eoav. 4as7.h ST.. op Patent oaics.
GLYMON PAVILION.
TINS oe entfnl and we'll known summer res ort
hse been leased for . long time BY the 4 n
vel know Caterer and Confectioner EAY
sylvania syenue, between 18th and 18th ct reefs.
The Pavilion and ether buildings have been put
IN thorough repair, and the grounds In shs1y
places supplied with numerous benches and tables
for the comfort Of visitors during the season.
served ct al times whether excursioas or not at
The The Bar .,Il Be supplied with the best Liquors.
The Copfscfionery Department win be supplied
yith the best oreaas. Cakes. Fruits, and other
HSu The srSasd. viii be r.asy for the reception of
An applications for the grounds must Be made at
No 2A6 Rennsylvanis avenue, between 18th and
frivsts Isrtiss wishing 70 spend delightful
time du riss the day can Wilt the srounds by taxing
the mail boat ct O'Clock O. m, and returning at
he :s.isss.s order IN, 2. ;. enforced, end a,:.
J0e. h. eHAf4IHLD.
% a.tnayl Proprietor.
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Mr.. THORNTON. British Minister, will take
a house for the summer either at Lenox, Mass,
or at Newport.
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0svern0ens Securities.
WAsnusron, April ~. loes.-Jxy Ooohe q
Co. farnish the following Saotatiens of dow
eminent sHcpritea:
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C0AL OIL, 40 cents per gallon.
~ Best quality at F0RMANS,
227 4 229 SEVENTH street,
Between d and n
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INTERNAL REVENUE EAPPoISTMENrs.-Since AP
the 4th of March li9 Assessors and l22 Collec-
tors Of Internal Revenue have been appointed.
including in New York 10 Assessors and I6
Collectors; IN Pennsylvania, Is Assessors q Id
II Collectors; and in Massachusetts, I Assessor
and Collectors. In Maryland and Louisiana
all of the Assessors and Collectors of Internal
Revenue have been chahe eed. No changes have
been made In Arizona, Colorado. Idaho. Mn
Desota, Rhode Island, Vermont ana Washing
ton Territory.
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A SHOOTING CAsB.-On Tuesday, at No SIS
Amisy street, N. Y, q young man named Ed.
ward ]. Martin, son of the proprietor OF the
baby mortally wounded q married woman
named Minnie Brinslow, boarding In the houss
He formerly resided in Louisville 81
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MINISTER MOTLEY is in this city, waiting
the return of Secretary Fish to receive his
final instructions previous to his departure for
England.
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: IN THE APPOINTMENT OF Indian agents q
new system will be adopted, it is SAID. A large
number of army officers who have been thrown
out by the consolidation of regiments are to be
assigned to duty as Indian agents, and by this
course considerable saving 10 the government
Will be the result, and at the same time insu
an honest administration of eur Indian affairs
THIS course, II is understood, is recommended
ny General Sherman, Secretary Cox of the
Interior, the new Commissioner OF Indian
Affairs, and is approved by the Presiden.
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EUROPEAN NEWS BY CABLR-In the Span.
ish Cortes Tuesday one OF the Republican
members made a speech, in which he ad yocs.
ted athesistical principles, and alluded to the
Christian religion in terms Of disrespect. He
was interrupted by Rivero, the President of
the Cortes, who declared that the deputy
could not be permitted to continue his remarks
The Republicans, indignant at the decision of
the President withdrew from the chamber
but subsequently, returned to their seats and
proposed a vote OF censure against the Presi-
dent. A stormy debate followed, which was
ended by the withdrawal Of the resolution An
amendment TO the constitution in fayor OF
maIntaning the present unity of the Catholic
religion and worship in Spain was rejected.
The FenIans, Warren and Costello, were
feasted at Cork before their departure for
America, and the Mayor Of the city made a
Fenian speech on the OCCASION.
The sessions Of the French Corps Legislatif
have concluded, and that body has dissolved.
The elections of the members of the next Corps
Legislatif have been fixed for the 23d OF NAV.
In the PTussian Diet yesterday, Count Bis
marck, in reply to question, said that the
convention made with the United States tor
the protection OF emIgrants on shipboard had
SO far tailed Of any practical results, owing to
obstacles in the way OF establishing an inter-
national tribunal for the adjudication of cases
arising under the treaty.
Guy Darrell won the two.year- old plate at
Newmarket, London, yesterday.
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N AtFORMAND,
227 D 229 SEVENTH street.
Be ween n and n.
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BABs1rTs SOAP ''' per sefpPS pos%stss Il 1s5 s,'
227 b 229 SEVENTH street,
Between II and N.
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PAYMENT has been commenced by the Gov.
srnment on May interest Of the flve-twenty
bonds.
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THE APPOINTMENT of Mr.. Mccartney. as Su.
perintepdent of the Post Office Department, ha,
been made out, and he will take charge May
first.
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Nl tFORMANB,
227 229 1EVENTH street.
Between N and N.
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SECRETARY Boutwell, will be in New York
to-day, at the opening Of the bids for the pur.
chase of Government gold. As this is to be the
first trial Of the plan, the Secretary is anxious
to witness il himself.
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NEW YORK CIRCUS.
From the Hippotheetrsn Iron Buildings, 18th
Academy Of Muii SikscrSs1 hsH SSGsE1
WILL EXHIBIT ONE WEEK,
ON ELEvENTH STREET.
ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF PENNA AVENUE,
COMMENCING
MONDAY HIGHT, APRIL 26TH.
THIS CELEBRATED TROUPE,
iron edios l4th street, in the city Of New York,
viii Occupy The usual summer vacation. during
GRAND EXCURSION BY RAILWAY
chartered for the purpose, with the intention % Of
opportunities Of witnessing carefully selected
Eo6EsfBiAH ENTERfAISMESTTs ESTTASi
S.I .ns Of .Ss sasiie sSs
,Gs sS,,II BiGRotss.,.Sn SsiIdins: IL Es. Ic!i GI
necessary to say that this year
NEW AND Ah51sTs, 1ssfTS, ArTExorEi1AaTsy sEx orrEiATysis'
combine to render its for the production
of novelty
GREATER THAN EVER BEFORE,
the TO given the IN a ss
season will be found not only superior to anything
q the kind hitherto witnessed in America, but
UHEQUALLED IN ANY COUNTRY.
80 OATOHPENHY SIDE SHOWS
are allowed with this establishment
Admission, SO Cents; Children under ten, 25
No STAND ing Room. Seats for ALL
Doors open Al and Z; Grand Entree at 21s and
For the convenience OF ladies and families tick.
cts can be secured st Ellis's Music Store, 306
Penn q avenue, without eIWtrs ~ shsTge
spI7 n 1857 % % 30 As'n'
No, 4sS| ON iXHIBITION $50. zsS
s1aEHr. aEH AT AsRksfFEss, AsR sATE }srsH., 11a
Eight Door. above odd feiovs' Hsii.
Also, Largest stoei Psperhsnsinss. 0Vs Wirdo. %
Shades. Picture Frsmes, Picture cord and Tas
sells: Rine., Nails, &C.: in the District TERMS
Cash Please Remember Name and Number.
L fROTsaOR KRIEs,
ANNUAL NAY FBeTIVAL a
will take plae. a. their z1 As.d.1y ds1n1BiTloS on
FRIDAY EVENING,
tMAY EvED APBIL 3OrH.
Ticket. can only be had Of the Pupils and Of the
Professors at the Academy. sp pl9 I'd
fROF. MARINrS
ANNUAL FLORAL NAY FESTIVAL
WILL BE HELD AT
THE NATIONAL THEATER,
MONDAY, MAY 3, 1869.
1 Tickets for the Ball can be had at Ellis' and
| Metzerotts Music Stores
Secured seats for spectators be procured only
at the Academy, Z St bet. 9Th and 10th p7-tmys
Il
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u 10 COFFEE, 2 Csc; ROASTED DO, 80 3 IS,
III At FOhMAN'S
227 & 229 SlVENrH ct rect,
Between N and n.
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SENATOR WILSON AHD THE ErGHr-HouR
ceived by the United States Armorers of
Springfield, Mass, yesterday afternoon. Mr..
|. Wilson responded to their welcome by a speech
IN which he discussed the eight hour law; the
intention OF Congress in enacttng IL, and allu. i.
ded to hie recent letter to Secretary Rawlins
on the subject. He said that he should bring
the matter TO the attention Of President Grant
and hoped that he would NJ an early day settle
all dispute by issuing q general order on the
subject. He pledged Congress to its defence.
and assured the armorers that the subject
would be met and decided at the next session.
MI. Wilson left immediately for Boston.
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HON. HENRY VAN AERMAN, the new Com
missioner of Pensions, arrived in this city yes.
terday, and will enter upon the discharge OF
hIs duties on Saturday. Hon. q. u Cox, the
late Commissioner, will retire tomorrow.
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THI CGXMIssIoNI1 OF IRFHlNAL RDvINvI
has decided that persons who simply solicit
risks for the agent Of . FOREIGN insurancs COM
pany, and have no other connection with the
company ITSELF and are In No way controlled
BY u, but act only as agents of the agent, are
not foreign agents within the tsrm Of the stat
ute, hut are liable % the special nx inpssed
1e66.
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DIsMIssALs AT THE PATENT OFrIC8.-The
new Commissioner of Patents yesterday dis
missed Messrs. J. G. Poulton and p M. Nc.
Gill, temporary clerks employed in that office
O;her dismissals will be made in the course OF
a few davs
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DIFFICULTY BErwK1N GRMBRAL EARLY
And AN EDIToR.-A Richmond paper states
that difficulty occurred IN Lychburg Mon.
day between General Jubal A. Early and Mr.
X. n. Glass The latter gentleman approached
reading q newspaper, giving him the ueua
morning sslutation, which the general 70
fused to return. Harsh words ensued, and
fight was the result. in which Mr.. Glass, it 1.
said, came on second best. ~ y
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old aovERNMENT JAVA COrFEE. 81 cts. !;
~ ROASTED do, IS cts, at FORMAN'S,
221 Y29 SEVENTH street,
Between n and N.
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J. M. X. DAVIS, who came out first of the
class of seventeen artillery oficers who re-.
celved diplomas from General Slocum as
graduates Of the Artillery School, at Fortress
Monroe, on Tueaday last is a native Washing.
tonian, son Of DR.. Alexander McDavIs, of this
city.
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THK Washington correspondent Of the New
York Commercial says at is rumored that the
President is considering the propriety of su-
perseding the appointment Of Ashley as Gov.
ernor Of Montana" MIR. Ashley is in town
to-day, however, looking as sunny as a June
morning, and not at all as if he dreaded de-
capitation.
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TITS REPORTED that the Congressional Prin-
ter, Mr.. A. M. Clapp. will make the following
appointments: Mr.. A. ID. Brock, to be foreman
Of the specification room, vice Mr.. Eskew; II.
q. Otis, to be foreman Of the document room,
vice O. E. Lathrop; Daniel Flynn, ass istant
foreman, vice Mark Wood ward
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uuv YoRK-vuRsr BOARD.