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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-13

THE USIvERsITy.-We learn that four
hundred students have been entered at the
University, and that there are many present
who have not been entered. 1t is calcu-
lated that the number will he increased TO
five hundred. Generally speaking, the STU
dents are, we learn, older than those here
tofore at the University since the close OF
the war--a fact. if it be fact, for which 1t
would be difficult to assign good cause.
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SPECIAL EOIrTCES.
oS1S1Sn~-1~-o---c-- --c-~-~-c~-~e~
~ GREAT TUMBLE IN PRICES.
GOODS SLAUGHTERED IN THE
AUTONOMOUS
DIR SENIOR PARTNER ON THE SPOT.
HE PURCHASES LARGI Lf.
WE NOW GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE
ADVANTAGE OF OUR BARGAINS.

a COO wards LINEN CRASH at &c. per yard,
usual price 12ic.;
500 yards uUCKABAcK TowELLING at l.c
per yard worth 2cc.;
HUCKABACK TOWELLING. at Is, 30, and SIC
per yard worth IS, so, and &c..
a. >BLE-CLoTHs, full two yards long, at 'Sc
with 81; .,
full tao yards long, at 81 WORT
sl.sO;
PFn-RORDERED FRIS GED NAPKINS at ST..
per dozen-usual price So;
TABLE LINEN. warranted pure fax, at soc. per
yard;
vorv o,a LINEN TABLE D.tMASK at sl.25 and
s1.75 ner ward worth sl.75 and 1925;
RUSSIA DIAPER at eec. per yard USUAL price
30c.:
FINE IRISH LINEN ut CSC. per yard worth III
TARTAN PLAIDS and SHEPHERDS fLAiD'
warranted all-wool filling, at zoe. per yard
worth 3Oc.
HEAVY EMPRESS CLOTHS, in all Of the me-"
shades at 75c. per yard worth ESQ.,.
CoLoRED and BLACK ALPACAS at 3cc. per
yard:
FRENCH MERINOS at 75c., 81, and $l.25' per
yard-very cheap goods;
CANTON Flannel at le9c.;
ALL-wOOL FLANNEL, full yard wide, at 45c.
and soc. worth soc. per yard
OPERA FLANNELS, all shades, from 50 to Too
per yard;
BLANKETS. In all styles, at from $3.50 to S2e per
na,r In this stock we cannot be beat In yari-
city or undersold.
VELVET RIBBONS, in all colors at 80 and SOC.
apiece--just onc-half the value;
sHAwLs OF EVERY STYLE, from the highest
to the lowest prices;
BALMORAL SKIRTS al 81, s1.25. $3.50, sl.75,
and upwards-all very cheap goods;
INFANTS FROCK WAISTS at SOC, 75c, 81, and
upwards-us, onc-half their value;
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS at 81 per dozen;
NECK RIBBONS at soc. worth 75c.;
MAROON and PURPLE SASH RIBBON wide
and heavy, at COO. per yard worth $3.50;
LACE COLLARS. from Soc. to slo
4 large stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
TWEEDs KENTUCKY JEANS, and full
assortment Of CHARLOTTESVILLE GOODS,
for boys and mems wear;
LACE HANDKERCIiIEFS from 81. so to $50;
All kinds of DRESS GOODS at extremely low
prices.
Sets Of JET JEWELRT,
FANCY JEWELRY,
JET CHAINS,
JET CROSSES,
JET BRACELETS,
FANCY TRIMMINGS.
GOOD SPOOL COTTON at 2Qc. per dozen;
NOTTINGHAM LACEs, for curtains;
CARPETS in great variety;
RUGS,
SHEETISGS,
PILLoW-CASE COTTONs,
FANCY BUTT ONS,
and many other articles purchased since the late
decline in prices; Ill of which we offer at ex-
trcmcly Low PRICES for cash only.
LEVY BROTHERS,
10 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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The Washington Republican, quasi Or
gan of the Liberals of President GRANT s
Cabinet. reproducesas an editorial the para
graph which we elsewhere copy from the
New York Times, touching the conduct oil
the Virginia Radicals. This bodies no good
to the tricksters.
Our Washington correspondent also, as
will be seen. assures us that q majority OF
the Republicans in Congress will favor the
early admission of the Virginia representa-
tivcs. The prospect is good.
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The undersigned has engaged fer two "e'

celebrated Commune
TYROLESE OPERA TR0IPtE;;. At the
They will appear EVERY En ESlNo fofrf
ON braces variety Of the sweetest Tyrolcan Soi,
Duets. Trios. Quartettcs, and Quintets, WIN 'h>
THIS cnmhination OF artists has performed In
Enropc under the patronage Of Emperors ana
Kings In this country they appeared Tor louT
TtWNASY and STEINWAY HALLS
In New York, and also In other large cities heiI
concerts have been attended by The largest am, an u
most fashionable audiences, and SPOKEN OF oE t''e
press In the highest terms. ..,-rc
Admission. TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
Concerts commence at o'clock. >cr,
ocs1,y JOHN DEUR1SGER.
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In this city, on Saturday morning, 9th instant,
Mrs SARAH ELIZABETH RAGLAND. wife OF
samuel b. Rayla.d and daughter Of Mr. William
d. pcmbcrton. in the thirticth year oil her age.
In this city, on October 18th. TUNESA. daughter
of John II. and Ann Armstrong, aged three years,
five months, and four days.
1.-THE gem we lost. an angel found.
And to the Fathers bosom bore:
Then set il In the Saviour's crown
TO shine 4 gem forcverm0re.'
The funeral will take place TIiISAFTERN0ON
nj =. o'clock from the residence OF The parents.
corner Of Thirticth and Clay streets. Inc lrlcldS
Of the family are invited tn attend.
Charlottesville and Lexington papers please
copy.
On Tuesday October 18th, ANNIE CARRIE. in
fant daughter OF james r. and Martha j. bryant.
aged one year, three months, anu twentT-tnfcc
days.
And Is our Carrie gone.
Our precious darling fed:
And Is that lovely form
ReposinS with the dead.
Yes YES the conflicts Ger
The mortal strife is past,
Our darling Carrie Is no mere,
We saw her breathe her last.
The funeral will take place from the residence of
her parents, on Broad between Twentieth and
Twenty-Grs, streets, THIS AFTERNOON at 81
O'Clock.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend.
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PROPOSALS.

FOR COAL.-Proposals
I will nc received TO IL O'Clock N. on WEl1-
NESDhY, Goth Instant, addressed TO John r. Null
ford chairman Of Committee for Relief OF poor,
City Chambcrlain's Office Richmond, Va, lor
THREE HCSDltED tons Or IA
TIIRACJTE COAL. to be delivered at the city
aln.s house within thirty days. ,
JOHN +. MULFORD.
Chairman Of Committee for Relief OF Ioor;
MR. md Tnyr,nI copy oc 12-td
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C,HAMBER OF COMMERCE.-Th an
Y Inual meeting Of the members of the RlIH,;
MOND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Will be hcid
On " WEDNESDAY, EVENING. lath instant. mt
O'Clock in their new rooms over the FRS. Hatlohat
Eank for Inc ccrtIon Of Il President and Board of
directors and the transaction of other business.
=. G.. COGHLAN, Secretary.
Erening Htirs copy. DC l---.e
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truly than of any other paper that we
know of NAV be said what JOHN RAN
poLpH untruthfully said of Mr.. CLAY, that
It "shincs and stinks and stinks and shines
like n rotten mackerel by moonlight"
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DOLLS, DOLLS, DOLLS.

We are now in receipt of 4 large 10. OF DOLLS
Of all sizes from an inch to three aud half feet
long, with and without moving eyes; natural
hair made OF WAX china, and composition and
ut surprisingly low prices. Give us u call.
ANDREW PIZZINI & CO.,
Sc S0l Broad street.
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TOHN DEURINGER'S
y CITY SPRING bk EIGH 1T + STREET.

FIRST GRAND VOCAL CONCERT
r,-rsn,y rvrNrSGGN OCTOBER 18TH, 1850,
GIVEN BY THE CELEBRATED
+. HOFER'S
TYROLEsE OPERA n ,,i,shed artists
a combination Of FIVE accompllshed 81
from Tyrol. s.,r.,o.
Mrs. HOFER PrIma DONNA, oop'aho'
Miss BERTHA, Soprano,
Mr. +. UoFEk [Director): Baritone ,o
Mr.. T. OBERFORCHER, Basso froiuho''
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TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAIERS.-All per-
~ sons who failed to pay one-haf OF their taxes
nrior To tho Goth Of july must come forward and
paw their bills within ten days or when called
upon and in case Of failure 40 to do AIN re-
Glircd to proceed to the collection Of the same by
summary process.
BY order Of the City Council.
o,: Nv or. WORD, City Collector.
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YTELoCIPEDEs.-The favorite yEL .1o
VI. a.,ns "a now omen. and all lovers OF healtmni
cxercise are invited to call and examine the assor-
mont of machines and take ride. come , 1so'
come NIL. -
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NJ BACHELORS HAIR-DYE.- This
splendid uAIR-DYE is the best in the svorld-thc
only true and perfect dye; harmless reliable In
Simultaneous. No disappointment no ridiculous
tints; remedies the i'll effects of Dad dyes invigo-
rates and Leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Sold by all druggists and pcrfumers.
and PROF ,erly applied at che Wig Factory l6 Bond
street, y CIV York. NH 20-eodts
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES.

~ BELLENOT, DIE-SINKER AND
W. GRANDFATHER, 1ll0 MAIN STREET.
The new patent BRANDING-IROS, for marking
all kinds Of wooden articles by heating 1t, is per-
fectly adapted to branding barrels or any other
article under the new law.
Engrayers' Stock, Stencil Paste Brushes, In
deibIe Ink, Steel Dies, Alphabets, Seal Presses,
Brass and German Silver. Frames, Steel Rings,
Checks. Tase SC. Wholesale anc retail c,hz
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FOE TORACeGSISgS.
ITO TOBACCO TANUFACTURER

ITO TOBACCO MAN UIACi RE rs.
We have just perfected the most complete and
convenient machine for GROWING TOBACCO
BOXES for stamps. The orders from the Inter
nal Revenue office requiring all boxes to be
groovcd, it becomes especially important to have
machine that will do the work with LEAST
EXPENDITURE OF TIME AND MONEY.
Such machine we now offer to the trade.
SAMPLE MACHINES be at fac
tory. II. VI. SMITH 4 CO..
oc2 1882 Main street.
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OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL BENEVOLENT

LIFE ASSOCIATION, [
No. 1902 MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA, September ID, 1850.
NOTICE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE
IN MUTUAL BENEVOLENT LIFE A SSOCIA-
TON OF RICHMOND. WA requlsiIion OF
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS on each
policy-holder of this institution has been made to
pay loss by death of two OF It's membership, j.
d. Albright and c. d. Carr. This requis!tion
must be paid within thirty days, or The policy
holders forfeit al previous payments.
.- T. B. STARKE,
BE l5-lm General Agent.
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LOR RAFFLE.-I have a fine ~,
i young PLAEEr MARE, which pro- ~
chancc-on the 23d Of October. She can be seen at
my store, ao2 and so4 west Broad street.
". II. PERRY.
lhave two lirst-class MULES for sale.
Oc I5-3t w H. Z,
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TOYS. dc.

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE
L SPECIFULLY call the attention Of the pub
lie to the VERY FINE AND WELL-ASSORTED
STOCK OF TOY they are opening. These
TOYS Gun be sold ut unusually low priCes-aS
cheap if not cheaper than the same style Of goods
in New York. Dealers In TOYS would do well to
examine this stock before purchasing elsewhere.
We intend to place 1T within the power Of every
ore TO give the children something nice. Give US
Il call, and satisfy yourselves.
L. W. PIZZINI .& CO.,
No. Twelfth street,
&C elm in rear Dispatch Office.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. i. III. DEANE, having returned to
- the city. has resumcdhis professional duties.
He NAV be found at all hours Of the day and night
al Dr Lyons's house. No. 30, situated II the corner
Of Ninth and Capitol streets, ne:t door to the
Monumental! Hotel. &C l3-3t*
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s, PEC1AL NOTICES.

~ I. D. BRIGGS'S
OLD-ESTABLISHED
RICHMON kERIES,
7S7 MAIN and 4oo BROAD STREETS.
BREAD, CRACKERS, CAKES, and PIES;
BREAD, ROLLS, BUNS, and BISCUITS;
CRACKERS of all kinds;
CAKES
PLAIN, FANCY, and ORNAMENTAL
In the greatest variety.
Call, examine, and be convinced.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
TO THE
RETAIL TRADE.
n. 3. All orders must be accompanied with re-
mittance, or c. o. D. oc9
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DREss-MAKHNG.
WINES AND LIQUORS.

WINES AND LIQUORS.
WTILLIAM WALLACE SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
LIQUORS.
and proprietors Of the celebrated
MOUNTAIN DEW"
have In store and In bond large assortment OF
VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN WHIsKEYs,
much of which has been held for upwards Of
TWO YEARS.
They are the sole agents and contractors for
many fine brands, as "P. ENGLEMAN,'' ~,
G, LEIGH OVERLY" "FIREBAUGH,"
"GEM OF THE VALLEY" sc. A. WHITE"
&c, &c.
They deal largely In APPLE BRANDIES,
and have always on sale fine native stocks.
The reputation for fine liquors their house
has enjoyed for upwards of FIFTY YEARS
should guarantee fidelity In filling orders.
Their MOUNTAIN DEW" is known from
Canada to Florida and from Cuba TO Califor-
MIA. II Is 4 fayorte wherever brought into com
petition with the best Installations of the North.
South. and West. Sc 2o-2m
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FOR SALE.
MILLINERY.

MILLINERY received, ao-sGe
w large stock Of choice MILLINERY, egliIsS8
consisting OF .EfnS'Se
BONNETS HATS. FRENCH FLOWERS,
FEATHERS, RIBBONS. NElNETS, sc.
Also, ROMAN NECkTlES and SASH RIB
BONS, JET CHAINS and BANDS FOR TIE
HAIR, &c; which will he sold low for cash.
". WALTON l. CO.,
No. 200 Broad street, corner of Fourth.
Oc Jim
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FROM THE WEST.
Pugilistic lIatters-Allen and McCOOle's Com
ing Mill-Gallagher Won't Fight.
Sneci0I Desr1tcb IN The Eue1lir1 TeLe0raDh

Special Despatch TO Ihe EueIllIlg IetegrdDh.
CINCINNATI, May 12.-Tom Allen, the cele-
brated English pugilist, accompanied by his
trainer, Sherman Thurston, arrived in this city
yesterday morning. He comes here for the pur-
pose of finishing his training for the mill with
McCoole, the 18th of next month, and will go
into quarters at the Buckeye House to-day
Allen is in splendid condition, having been at
work for nearly three weeks, and it will there
fore be an easy matter to put himself in the finest
possible condition. We learn that ON Sunday
last Allen and Gallagher met at st. Louis, and
that the former offered to fight the latter in one
day or one week from the time of signing the
articles for from 800 to $1,000, or for fun Gal
agher refused the offer.
The Destruction of Steamboats, mt Cincinnati
The Lost and Injured.
New YORK, May 12.-The following special
despatch to an evening paper says:-
CINcINNATI, Mary The steamers Darling.
Westmoreland, May Erwin, Melnotte, Cheyenne
and Clifton were burned to the waters edge
at the levee here, last night. The fire originated
in the explosion of kerosene lamp. A deck
hand, named j. b. Smith, pershed in the flames
Several passengers asleep on board were also
lost.
The loss on the steamer and cargoes is esti-
mated at $200,0 600.
New YORK, May 12.-Further particulars rela-
tive to the Cincinnati fire have been received.
All on board the Cheyenne were asleep when
the fire broke out. Five of the deck hands were
burned to death. John Conner a colored boy,
employed on the Darling, was also burned to
death.
The officers state that four or five men were
seen to jump off the Darling into the river and
only one succeeded in reaching the shore
The calamity has caused great excitement in
Cincinnati.
New Railroad.
ST. LOUIS May l2.-Ground was broken yes
terday at Sedala, Mo-, for the Lexington, Sc
dalia, and st. Louis Railroad. large number
of prominent railroad men were present A
procession and banquet were the features of the
occasion.
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THE LAST DAY AT THE MINT-RUsH OF OFFICE
SEEKERs.-This morning was the last general recep-
ion of Ofce-seekers, their friends and petitioners,
at the Mint. big crowd OF gentlemen were pre-
sent, and not a few young and middle-aged ladies
graced portions Of the line in waiting. The Director
at his post punctualy at the hour set apart for
the ceremonies, and in his usually urbane man.
ner heard the Of the applicants as they came
before him, giving to each patient hearing, and
filing the petition and recommendations for future
reference In the time allowed for the reception OF
applicants, from 10 to ~ O'Clock, over fifty people
were by the Director and their claims listened
o. AS there but few positions yet to be filled
and the applicants number legion, this will probably
be the last reception given TO the anxious The lists
Of applicants for publication will be made out IN
few days, and we are informed that large number
OF honorably discharged soldiers will be able to
thank the Director for remembering them, and re-
wardng their fidelity to their country in its hour OF
need
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A New RaiIrOnd,
Somebody Sold.

Among the fashionable intelligence in Harpers
Bdzar we find the following statemeQt:-
''The English lords are becoming more apprecia-
1--WE OF American beauty and cleverness A few days
since the Rev. DIR. Adams church, Madison square,
that 'Nothng-tO-Wear region, 70 witness the nup-
tials OF Mr. Maury, son OF Lord Maury, and nephew
OF the Duke OF Althorp and Miss Marie Gilbert, a
charming and accomplished lady, well known in the
higher circles OF New York society"
There is neither Lord Maury nor Duke OF Al
thorp in the peeraee either Of England or Scotland
Perhaps somebody has been sold
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POLICE APPoINTMENTs.-T following names were
added to the police force this morning by Mayor
FoX:-JOhn Mcclellan, Samuel Bckings, Nicholas
McGrane and Emanuel Herrn, Ninth district; Jonn
Seyerer, Eighteenth district; Thomas Ward ana
William Mountain, Third district; William kelgler
and r. A. p Moore, Reserve; Levi Peterman, Thir-
teenth district Daniel II. COnnOr and Moses Nuttln
Fourth district George p. Weaver turnkey, SIX
teenth district; James Devine, Seventh district {;
James Glenning, Tenth district; Alexander Shngle
Sergeant, Fourteenth district; William DUNCAN
Thomas McGOldTick, James NJ. Riggs, Edward
McDevitt, and William Imby, Sergeant First dis
trict; James II. Boyer, Fourteenth district IL. Weiss,
Thirteenth district; p. Hagan T. b. McCusker,
Charles NJ. d. Smith, William Mcnamara, Thomas
Davis Thomas Feloney, Daniel Dolan, Emanuel
Long, John Donnel and Thomas Kitchen, Fifth dis
trict; John Coulogue, Delaware Harbor; James
McNuly, Third district; and Jacob Rementer and
Arthur George, Second district.
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THE STAMP TAX.
Concerning the AmNing and CancellatiO
RpvPuue Stanlns.

Revenue stamps.
Commissioner Delano, in recent circular from
the Internal Revenue Oice prescribes the following
regulations concerning the atiXing and eancelng OF
stamps, which are OF Importance to the general
publc:-
SIN all cases where an adhesive stamp shall here
after be used, except may be otherwise provided,
the person using atfiXing the same to the nstru
men matter thing to be taxed, shall so atiX the
stamp or stamps denoting the tax that the entire
surface of each stamp affixed shall be exposed to
view, and shall cancel the same by writing or i'm
printing in legible manner, 1oth ink upon each
stamp so used, the initials of his and the date
upon which the same shall be affixed, or by such
mechanical means as the Commissioner may here
after prescribe and require, in order that such can
ceed stamp or stamps cannot again be used SO much
OF the above order as applies to the exposure Of the
entire surface of each stamp used Will apply to all OF
the stamps prescribed by or under the internal
revenue laws, but the cancellation Of stamps for
spirits and tobacco, and proprietary stamps from
private dies will remain as heretofore prescribed by
law or regulations"
The Commissioner likewise calls the attention of
internal revenue officers and the general public to
the following section OF the law in regard to the
OF stamps which have been cancelled
'The fact that any adhesive stamp so bought, sold
offered for sale, used, had in possession afore
said, has been washed or restored by removing or
altering the canceng deacing the marks thereon,
shall be prind tdcje proof that such stamp has been
once used and removed by the pOssessor thereof
from some velum, parchment, paper instrument, or
writing charged with taxes imposed by law, in viola
ton OF the provisions OF this section"
The punishment incurred by violation OF the law
this point is declared to be ''fne not exceeding
one thousand dollars, or Imprisonment and confine
ment to hard labor not exceeding five years, bOth
at the discretion OF the court
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DOMESTIC AFFAIRS.
The Fifteenth Constitutional
Amendment Connecticut to
Accept or Reject it
on Thursday.
FOREIGN. AFFAIRS.
Arrival of Minister jay in
London.
FROM VIEW ENGLAND.

The Fhteenth Amendment-Ifs Discusaion i'm
the Connecticut LeRislature.
HARTFORD May ia resolution ratifying
the fifteenth amendment has been under discuss
sion during the session of the House to-day, the
Democrats making speeches in opposition, while
the Republicans have made no speeches either
for or against it, and thus far evinee a willing
ness to give full opportunity to the opposition to
discuss the question before the adjournment.
The House voted to bring the question to a vote.
on Thursday at one o'clock
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BURGLARS CAPTURED. - Last night Policemen
Sharpley and Appegate, Of the Seventh dis
trict caught a fellow Coming ont of the celar-way
attached TO the tavern Of Daniel Henry, on Beach
street, above Noble. Being accused of being there
for no good purpose, he gave information whereby
his accOmplices were captured shortly after at
Beach and Coates streets. On them was found lot
OF cigars which mad been taken from the tavern A
fiddle and bow, which had also been stolen from the
same place. was discovered in an alley in the neigh
bOrhoOd. The trio gave the names of John Gray,
Patrick Cassiday, and John Carr Alderman X err
committed them for further hearing.
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VERY SUPERIOR RESIDENCE AND COUNTRY SEAT
AT PUBLIC SALE.-Messrs. Thomas a Sons SALE on
Tuesday next, will include the very superior tlYe-
story stone residence, No 1919 Walnut street. 46 feet
front 1850 feet deep; has every modern improvement
and convenience. Also, on the 2Sth, the elegant
household furniture horses carriages, etc. Also, a
very elegant country seat, stone mansion, green
houses, % acres New Second street road, Mont
gomery county, Pennsylvania near the City Line
Station. The above belongs 10 William q. Moornead,
Esq, who sells on account of going abroad. the
page.
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FROM EUROPE.
BIZ Atlantic Cable.

Minister jay.
LONDON, May 12.-The Hon. John jay, Minis.
ter to Austria, who sailed from New York on
April %, in the Russia, arrived here to-day.
RESIGNATION of Menebrea.
FLORENCE, May 12.-Menebrea, President of
the Ministry, has resigned in favor of Digny.
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AWMf-Last night, about half-p eleven o'clock,
a lad found basket containing male babe about
TWO weeks Old, at Seventh and Locust streets. The
following note was discovered tied to the handle OF
the basket:
please take care Of this little Lamb he will be
name Is Julius" F N
The little fellow was taken to the Third District
Station, from where it win be taken to the Aims
hOuSp.
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FOUND DRowNED.-An unknown white woman
about forty years OF age was found drowned this
morning in the Schuylkill, at the Almshouse whsrg
She was five feet four inches high, had blacE hair
and had on a red calico dress, white undercothing
grey wOOen stockings, and balmoral Shoes Core
nor Daniels has taken charge OF the body