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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-16

GENERAL JORDAN WRITES FOR FORESTS
OLD CoMMANn.-NemphiS, September II.
General Jordan, of the Cuban insmgcnt
army, writes a former officer on FORESTS
staff Offering him the position Of chief Of
artillery, and also requests him to bring as
many Of Forests old command as he can
get. Referring to the climate, he. says it
is much more pleasant there than here. AS
to roads, he says those near the coast arc
bad for artillery; hence, lighter guns arc
more necessary than at home.
The mountain howitzcr does not suit, the
carriage being too narrow. What is wanted
is boat howitzers with light carriages. lie
recommends 12-pound Wizard guns says
that with 5000 Americans, properly Off
cercd, with which to form nucleus for the
people to rally around, there would be no
trouble in driving the Spaniards out Of the
island. He says the principal dcfcienc3,
of the Cuban army is good officers to give
example and train the men. He also says
the whole island is in revolt, and concludes
with request that as many of FORESTS
old escort company be brought as soon as
possible, giving directions where to obtain
funds at different points Of embarkation,
etc.-DiSpGtch to the Evening Telegraph.
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Domestic ITarkptS-TBY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Scptcmbcr 5.-No?".--Stocks
unsettled. Money, Ggt7 per cent. S,crinr--Lnnc,
lOst short, 1852. Gold, 1885, 5-2O's. go, 122 Tcu-
ncsscc 6's, cX-cOupons, cit new, 5ab asked Viz
ginia G's, cX-coupors, 50 new, Isl. North Caro-
lima 6s. old, So now, All.
Flour 5NIlOc. lower Wheat favors buyers. Corr!
dull and heavy. Pork nominal ut 5000. Lard
duh. Cotton lower ut 3lc. Tnrpcntinc, i3!4iic.
Resin. S2.35GtS2.353 for common to good strained.
Frcighfs steady.
ErcninG. heavy and decidedly lower
sales 200 bales at 3O!c. Flour heavy: southern,
common to fair extra, SG.5GFIf8.SJ. Wheat heavy
and l6G2c. lower; western red SL53GL Sl.5I. Corn
closed Il shade frmcr: mixed western, 81. 02gITl b.
Pork heavy and lower ut S29 so. Lard shade
lower ut lG;M19!c. Whlskey quiet ut $3.50: Rice
heavy: Carolina. s6l0r. Sugar higher and In good
demand. Coffee firm. Molasscs dull. Naval stores
quiet. ~
Governments steady. Fivc-twcntics, 1862, I@2;
Southern securities very dull. Money easy AZ r
cent. Sterling. I0simI0si. Gold active III 1855.
Stocks weak and unsettled.
BALTIMORE, September Ij.-C"ttun irregular al
soc. Flour quiet and firm with u light demand.
Wheat and corn unchanged. Oats GOlG2 Pork
quiet at S33. o5m ISL Bacon firm and active. Wills
key scarce at 81 .236$lao
CINCINNATI, September 1J.-Nhiskcy dull.
Pork and lard dull and noninally unchanged.
Shoulders, l56gllJlc Sides lCic.
LOUISVILLE, September l5.-Pork, :33GS33: -.
Shoulders l6c clear rib sides bic clear sides,
l9iMl9ic. Lard, l9i@:oc. Whlskcy, Sl.22.
NEW ORLEANS, September 15.--COttOn lower
middlngS, 3Dc. : sales. a!S bales receipts, Lose
bales. Sugar &c. higher. Other articles UNI
changed. Gold, 1915. New York sight, par.
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TIE AyoNDALE RELIEr-WoRE AT THE
MINES, &c.-STGnton, Pa, September II.
The Delaware, Lackawanua and Western
Railroad Company, owners Of the Avondalc
mine, have given $4,000 for the relief of
tho Ayondalc sufferers. The company do
not believe that the fire in the mine was the
work Of inccndiaries, but was the result OF
the carclcssncss Of a miner who descended
the shaft with bundle of hay, which be-
came ignitcd from the lamp the miners
carry on their hats. Adams Express Com
nanv have contributed 81 900 for the suf-
1crcrs. Work at al the mines is going on
quietly to-day, except at Ayondale, where
$50, 900 and several months time must be
consumed in repairs.
Contributions to the Avondale fund in
Philadelphia amount to over $4,000, and
are still coming in. The Richings concert
in Philadelphia melted $40.
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The Question OF Eiecting Congress
men in Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA, September l5.-Tbe Ex-
ecutive Committee of the Democratic party
of Georgia met to-day under call of the
chairman, but there being no quorum ad-
iourncd sine die, subject to the call of the
chairman. The unanimous opinion Of the
members present was that it is inexpedient
to recommend the election of members Of
Congress at this time, there being no law
authorizing such election until November
1870. The right of the members elected
April 1868 to be admitted to their seats in
the forty-frst Congress is question to be
determined by the House of Representa-
tives when they present themselves for adj
mission, and the expression of an opinion
by this committee is unnecessary.
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THLEGRAPHIC NEWS.
washington News.

WAsH1SGToS, September 15.-The reve-
nue. receipts to-day were s308,000.
Secretary Robson has returned to the
city:
Some German citizens have asked Urea
surer Spinner about the genuineness Of
Confederate bonds in their possession; and
received for reply that he thinks they are
genuine.
The Treasury Department will melt over
one hundred counterfeit plates now in its
possession. Two or three of the best will
be preserved as specimens Of the art of
counterfeiting.
Secretary Boutwell, will return to the city
on Friday.
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The Gazette Musicale, q Peris paper,
aflirms that it has positive knowledge that
Adelina Patti (Marquise de Caux) has en-
tered into u written agreement with Stra-
kosch to come to the United States on the
lst of September, 1871, and to give during
the ensuing eight months one hundred
representations, for each of which she is to
receive 10, 900 francs in gold, Strakosch pay
ing also the expense Of the trip, and de-
posting with the Messrs. Rothschild 500, 600
francs as security that he will carry out his
part Of the contract.
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Our English and Spanish Diplomacy.

WASHINGTON, September 15.-Minister
Motley was not forbidden to entertain invi-
tations to re1pen the Alabama claims nego-
tiations. Mr.. Motley is now engaged nego-
tiatine an important consular treaty.
Minister Sickles was not authorized to
make any demand upon the Spanish Go
vernment. He was instructed merely to
act discreetly, but with earnestness, as o
mediator between Spain and Cuba, on the
basis already published, for the independ-.
ence of the island. Leading members OF
the Spanish Government, including the Re-
gent, favor the proposition, but are not free
at present to accept ii.
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PRUSSIA.

The GREAT DENT IN HIS SUNNY SOUTH
ERN HoME.-The reception of this gentle
man by the people has been an ovation from
his arrival at Corinth until the GROWING
distinction Of his unanimous nomination for
the Office of Governor. lie accepted the
nomination in few modest remarks, ex-
pressing his sense OF the co.:GIcnce go gene
rously expressed by the Convention at the
evening session yesterday, and declared
that he would enter actively at once on the
duties of the canvass.-MiSsiSsppi Cla-
rion, September 9th.
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Richmond Tobacco Market.
SEPTEMBER I5.-Our quotations are:

Lugs.-Shipplng green or unripc, common 10
medium. SSM$9; shipping, ripe, In good or
der. 390ISlO: working, common to medium, $40
8Sll: working. good, SlO.5OMsI2; bright smoking
or working, common to medium, $l1@$lG: bright
smoking or working, good TO fine, $i6@$25;
frosted lurs. Sc0IS7.
Leaf:-Shipping. short dark. in good order, 50. so
m$ll.5O shipping, short dark. In soft order. S9G,
waxy, $l2Gsl6; Shipping, In soft order, long
dark, rich and waxy, SlomSl2; English ship
ping, $llMil5; stemming, short and long, 500,
SN: bright wrappers, medium 20 good. S3OMSl5
bright wrappers. fine to extra, Si562'5; sun
cured medium, SllM$l6; sun-curcd, fine, Sl5@.
So1 frosted. SSIiSln.
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The WIDOW OF GENERAL RAwLINs AT
Ills GRAvE.--Thc presence of his youthful
widow, leaning on the arm of General Par
kcr, her husbands intimate friend, revived
the recollection of the poverty OF her I'M
selfish husband and when, just as the cof
fin was being borne into the vault, she
raised her veil and bent her fearful face
down to impress farewell kiss upon the
casket that held the sad remains, every wit
ness of the scene felt that she was not to be
left unprotected or uncarcd for.-Corre-
Spondence Philadelphia Press.
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\ LAWYER CHARGES FORTY DOLLARS
FOR COLLECTING Two CENTs.-A Wash
iugton letter in the Baltimore SIN says:
In the orphans court to-day Judge Pur-
cell directed a citation to issue requiring a
member of the bar to appear and show
cause why his name should not be stricken
from the roll of attorneys for charging
fee of forty dollars for collecting two cents.
Hugh Il. Strathcrn, upon whose petition the
citation was issued, ccrtilcs that lie en-
ploycd the member Of the bar referred to
10 attend to claim which lie had i'll the
estate of dccedcnt that he gave the law
yer ten dollars retainer, and promised ten
more When the claim was prosecuted with
effect; that the petitioners share of the
estate amounted 90 $40.02, which was paid
over to the attorney, who thereupon re-
tanned thirty dollars us his fec, and paid
the petitioner $1,000, thus charging a fec
Of fc.ty dollars for collecting two cents.
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ANOTHER SUPPOSED CUBAN EXPEDITION.
Nc,c Bcdford, September 1.-THE steamer
Helen Augusta oyerhaulcd the schooner
perickes, Captain Flanders, at 8 O'Clock
this morning, southeast Of No Mans Land,
with about thirty supposed Cuban recruits,
who were expecting to be taken off by a
vessel from New York. They were not
armed, and made no resistance. They
seemed under command Of a Cuban officer.
Another account puts the number at
ninety.
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Arrest Of Perry Fuller On Charge Hh
DcGvaiiiiing tho Government.

New ORLEANS, September 15.-Ex-Col-
lcctor Perry Fuller, and Waddy Thompson,
of brig Colson notoriety, were arrested in
st. Louis Monday upon the affidavit of
Treasury Agent Kinsella, charged with de-
frauding the Government, and will be
brought here for examination.
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HIGH Prices FOR S1NGING.-I beg leave
explicitly to state that on the 18th of Fcbru-
airy last l concluded with Mad'lle Nilsson a
formal contract for six months tour
through the United States, to commence in
November, 1870, and for which she was to
receive 100, 900 francs a month in gold-a
sum equivalent to 5000 in greenbacks.
CLIFTON W. TAYLEURE.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Scptembef l5.-Therc was a
large meeting Of the cotton merchants,
spinncrs, and manufacturers, at Manches-
ter last evening for the purpose of consid-
ering the condition of the trade in Lancas-
ter. Speeches were made and resolutions
adopted. One of the latter asserts that it
is cxpedicnt to form an association to urge
Parliament to grant an inquiry into the
causes of the depressed state of capital and
labor; also resolution to hold series of
public meetings in the principal towns of
England. The want of reciprocity, the
French treaty, and the system of American
imports and English exports, were gene
rally condemned.
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TIE We learn that meet
ing of the Board of Visitors Of the Univer-
sity will be held to-day for the purpose Of
cndcavoring to effect some arrangement
with the trustees of the fund donated by
the late Samuel Miller for the establish
ment of an agricultural professorship by
which the chair may be Immediately filed.
ImCkJrq NeUS, 18th.
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Track-laying has begun at Cheyenne on
the Denver Pacific railroad, and the work
is expected to progress at the rate of two
miles per day.
One hundred bootmakers in Binghamton,
N. Y, are on strike, the head centre of
the order of St. Crispin deciding they must
cease work because the employers refuse to
discharge some old hands who are not mem
bers of the st. Crispin Society.
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FIRES IN MISUNDERSTANDING eve
ming a frame stable on ID street south was
fired and entirely consumed, involving loss
Of $500. Later, the dry goods store Of Mr..
Sampson, on Thirteenth street, between S
and T, caught fire, and the contents Of the
store were consumed, causing n loss Of
s., 900. There was an insurance of $500
only. This fire was occasioncd by the ex-
p!osion Of Il coal-oil lamp. While the en-
rincs were returning from the fire they
were called to the corner of Eighth and
streets by the burning of wagonload Of
hay belonging TO Mr.. James Gatchell, of
McchanicsyiIlc, Va, and which was stand
ing in front of q stable. This was the re-
suit of inccndiarism, and the hay was en-,
tircly consumed Washington letter-.Bal-
hmGrc Sun.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, September .--Erening.-C0ttnn
closed irregular: upands, I'D: Orleans, 1891. !;
sales, 900 bales, including 1000 for speculation
and export.
LONDON. September .-NOOn.-Cotton dull /;
uplands I3id: Orleans 13td.: sales estimated to be
/ 900 bales. AfternOOn.-Cotton irregular. Bread
stuffs quiet. Bacon, SOS.
PARIS, September l5.-Bourse opened fiat !;
rcntes, 7Of"99c.
HAvRE, September l5.-Cotton opened heavy
but quiet.
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REMOVALS.

EMOVAL.-The subscribers, having
IL taken the store lately occupied by Mr.. L. Levy,
on Fourteenth street below Cary and adjoining
the stores of Messrs. SPOTS & Gibson and Messrs.
considerable addition TO their stock, aud will be
able to offer TO their customers choice selection
or goods 1t moderate prices.
sen MASSIE & HARVEY.
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Major De Cordy, of Norfolk, is to be ar,
raigned before military tribunal. Offence
not known,
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TIE HrMBoLpT CENTENNIAL ANNIvER-
@.KY.-At New Yorl, city the public build
iugs, hotc!s, and shipping, were decorated
with flags; there was large procession,
and the Humboldt monument was unveiled
N Central Park, and presented to the Park
commissioners. Orations were delivered by
Professor Lieber in German, and Professor
Dorc!nus in English. \ banquet ut night
closed the anniversary.
In Syracuse, New York, there was street
parade Of Owe! mile in length, and the
celebration was Joined by delegations from
Rochester, Utica, Buffalo, and Auburn.
Patrick Corbett spoke in English, and seve-
raj addresses were made in German. The
military and civic organizations turned out
strong in Albany, n. Y, and the orations
were by Rev. DR.. NJ. Schlcsinger in Ger
man, and by Hon. S. W. Rosendale in En-
glish.
The anniversary was celebrated with
spirit throughout Pennsylvania. In Phila-
delphia there was grand demonstration,
with music, and orations at night by Or.
Schmidt and Dr. Il. G. Wood. similar
programme was carried out in Harrisburg,
the State capitol grounds being Illuminated
at night. In Reading, ten literary ana
musical societies participated in the cele-
bration.
In Wheeling, W. Va, there was large
procession aud culogistic orations. In wash
ingtou there was & celebration at night III
one of the public halls, with singing and
addresses.
The celebration was not so general at the
East, but in Boston the anniversary was
observed by the Society Of Natural History,
with fine musical performance and an
grafton 10y Professor Agassiz, the friend of
Humboldt.
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ITO OUR FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS,
l. AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.-Wc
have taken the large WAREHOUSE, No. iil0
CARY STREET, formerly occupied by Messrs.
Wilson i Foster, and our FRIENDS and customers
who have SO literally patronized us at our old
stand which was destroyed by the great fire of last
Monday, are respectfully solicited to continue
their patronage ut our new place OF business.
BOARD < RIRSH,
Sc 13--3t ldl0 Gary street.
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BOOTS, SHOES. &c.

boot AND SHOE MANUFAC-&
ID TORY.-The subscriber would inform 49,
his friends and the public that he has COM aa~
menccd the manufacture Of Ladies' and Gentle
mems BOOTS, SHOES, and CATERS III all the
various styles Of the season. and solcits share OF
public patronage, pledgng himself 10 use every
exertion 10 please. DAVID 5. WRIGHT,
an 3-eod5w 1922 Main street.
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Foreign items.
FRANCE.

Gordon, September 1a.-Parisians are
persuaded that the Emperor is recovering.
although marked alteration in his an
pearance Is observable. There il great
anxiety concerning the regency. Bv law
the. Empress IL regent dhridg the minority
OF her son. it is generally believed that
the Emperor desires to promote a good un-
Outstanding between the Empress and
Prince Napoleon. The idea of entrusting
share of the regency to the Prince is dis
countenanced By some; while hints arc cur
rent that the Princes absence On board his
yacht is connected with plans of others in
his behalf, if not directly with his own.
SPAIN.
london, September IA Madrid cor
respondent of the London Times writes az
follows:
"Thc riews Of sicklc&&'s proposal to re-
cognize the Cuban insurgents as bcllige-
rents has caused as much excitement as if
he threatened to take tho part of the Gu
bans. It had the effect to make funds fall
to the lowest point touched for the past 81
teen years. The dispatch of General Sic
kles has not yet been published. Whatever
its moral effect may be- the remonstrance
of the United States has unquestionably
terrified the Spaniards amazingly"
PRUSSIA.
Berlin, September 1.-THE anniversary
Of the birth of Humboldt was made the
occasion of national demonstration. Al
though the weather was rainy, large num-
bers of citizens and great crowds of visitors
took part in the festivities. In the morning
there was q procession, made up largely of
deputations from the principal German
cities. They passcl 'hro1'-', the streets
singing national ais o., chccring with
enthusiasm
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Foreign News.

STAIN.
MADRID, September 15.-The journals
here assert that the Government recently
sent letter to the great Powers of Europe
repeating the note from United States Min
lister Scklcs on the subject of the rccogni-
ton Of Cuba, and that it received replies
favorable to the rights of Spain from Eng
land, France, and Austria.
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TEACHERS, STUDENTS,
MERCHANTS,
AND
BOOk-BUYERS GENERALLY,
will please take notice that
STARkE & RYLAND,

BOOk-BUYERS GENERALLY,
will please take notice that
STARkE & RYLAND,
No. 9l5 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
arc prepared to furnish them anything In the
BOOK AND STATIONERY LINE
ut the lowest market price.
Our stock of SCHOOL-BOOkS Is very COM
pletc, comprising the most approved textbooks
In Arithmetic, Algebra, Anatomy, Astronomy,
bookkeeping, Botany, Chemistry, Composition,
Elocution, Geography, Geology, Geometry, Gram
mar and Etymology History: Literature. and
Art: Moral and Mental Philosophy, Natural
Philosophy, Spelling, Reading, French, Spanish,
German. italian. Latin, and Greek.
STATES, C0PY-BOOkS,
COMPOSITION ROCKS, INKS,
WRITING PAPERS, PENCILS, PENS,
WRISTBANDS i'll great variety, and as cheap
rs they can he bought in the city.
A splendid assortment of FAIRCHlLD'S CELE-
DRAFTED GOLD PENS always on hand.
Call and examine our Stock or scrd Tor cata-
lOgue.
Country orders promptly filled.
Liberal discounts to teachers.
Address STARKE & RYLAND,
sc4-6w Richmond, Va.
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Acting Commissioner Douglass has de-
cidcd again that it is unlawful for dealers
to sell whiskcy from stand-casks.
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SHIPMENT OF WHEAT.-Duringt the months
of July and August GO, 900 bushels of wheat,
addressed to the merchants and manufac-
turcrs Of Richmond, was shipped in Lynch
burg over the line of the Southside rail
road.-LychJrg Republican.
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SPEAR'S PATENT
= FRUIT-PRESERVING SOLUTION.
the cheapest and best method In the world for pre-
serving all kinds of Fruits, Jellies, Tomatoes Cl-
der, Wine, and some Vegetables.
1T SAVES SUGAR
saves trouble Of sealing and the expense OF air.
tight Jars or cans. II is
FIFTY PER CENT. CHEAPER
than any other method.
One bottle will preserve one hundred andtwenty-
eight pounds of frui:.
Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle. For sale
"H''''a'' 'H4 ' PGlRCELL, LADD & CO.,
sea Druggists.
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OFFICE OF TIE MUTUAL BENEVOLENT

OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL BENEVOLENT
LIFE ASSOCIATION,
No. 1909 MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA, September ID 1850.
NOTICE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE
In MUTUAL BENEVOLENT LIFE ASSO ola
TI0N OF RICHMOND. YA.-A relMisition Of
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS on each
policy-holder Of this institution has been made TO
nav loss by death OF two of It's members-yiz., j.
b. Albright and G. ID. Carr. This requisition
mnst be paid within thirty days, or the policy
holders forfeit al previous pa yments.
7. b. STAREE,
sei5-lm General Agent.
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Duel OK TIE TAPIs.-It has been cur
rcntly reported on the streets here to-day
that duel is on the tapis between promi-
ncnt gentleman of Virginia John Tyler
bearing one of the historic names of that
State and an editorial attachc of news
paper of this city. The cause is said to
have been recent paragraph rejecting
upon the habits Of the Virginian.- W0Sh-
i1tgton tclegrdm-Nc1g IOrG World.
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WTOODHOUSE 81 PARHAM have in the
w same building with their bookstore COM
plete BOOK-BINDERY and BLANk-BOOk
MANUAL Glory. appointed with modern tools
and machinery, which, with good workmen. enable
them to execute orders for FlRST-CLASS WORK
on as good terms as the best houses anywhere.
Offices clerks of courts, and others, can have their
books made here to any pattern desired
A good stock Of blank-books of regular forms can
always be found on their shelves ready for use.
iy2T
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The rumors current of the serious illness
Of Mr.. James Gordon Bennett are quite un-
founded.
The Western Union and Atlantic and Pa
cifc States Telegraph Companies have con-
s0!jdated.
Marshal Kane was defeated by Mr..
Alber as candidate for the nomination
for sheriff at the primary election IN Baltl-
more Tuesday.
A banquet was given at Delmonico'ss
Tuesday evening in honor OF the Harvard
crew. They have accepted tie hospnalisies
Of the city Of Boston.
The officers Of the Society of the Army OF
Tennessee have expressed the opinion that
Congress ought to erect g monument TO the
memory Of General Rawlins.