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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-19
.>rr> 4. FRAZIER,
JallS ". WARWICK,
Ln.IrM lIGON.
THE HOT SPRINGS,

THE HOT SPRINGS,
| BATH COUNTY VA.
:. C.. TARDI L Co, PRopRIEToRS.
Professor j. l.. CABELL, NJ. D., OF the Uuiycr-
>ity OF Virginia, Resident Physician,
VIII he open for the reception Of visitors JUNE
81 under tc E.ana gcnicnt OF j. 4. MCCLUSG.
All iL buildings having been repaired, painted.
,lt! fitted ont with new fGruitrc. linen, beds and
tableware. these SPRINGS offer unsurpassed at
t-ar;ous to both the invalid and pleasurc-scckcr.
NarXpcn>c or effort has been spared by the pro-
rrictpr> Ia make IL rs comfortable and pleasant
i,,,ih!c 70 all visitors.
Descriptive pamphlets furnished by the manager
al the Springs, or by ;, {. TAnDY Il Co., Rich
D,pa Va.
Y telegraph Office will be established at the
SPRINGS thus atfording visitors an opportunity of
rrompt communication with every part of the
country. my ls-2m
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c. BALDWIN [Scall,
n. +. BEALL [Seall,
July !, 1859, Il. j. MAGRUDER seal /.

STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RIc1IMoED-T6
WIT : This day personally appeared before me, =.
notary public In and for the city aforesaid, N T..
Beall, and made oath that the said 7. j; Magruder
the spccial partner above mentioned, has pata
i'm cash into the said concern Of &. A. Balds
win & Bcall ten thousand dollars.
Given under my hand this 1st dag OF July, 1859.
iy2-ltawGw ANDREW JISKINS, N. j.
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TOR RENT, the HOUSE recently oc- a
4 cupicd by Joyner Il Slater, Nos. l4so andHY
ll32 Gary street. It is now temporarily occupied
by Robert Hill. For terms, apply TO
FREDERICK Q. BRAuER,
jyl3-lm First Market.
EOR RENT, ONE-HALF of Mrs. Hh
II r. G. Allan's HOUSE, corner of Fifth fa:u
and Main strcets-furnished Possession given ON
LIST July. Apply to .....-
george w. MAYO, Mayo's Warehouse,
jy l3-lm% or on the premises.
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COLONEL C. r. ANfES'Si NEW ORLEANS CO.
LOSSAL CIRCUS AND MENAGERlE.

COLONEL C. r. AMES'S! NEW ORLEANS CO.
LOSSAL CIRCUS AND MENAGERlE.
THE LARGEST AGGREGATION OF ARENA
ARTISTS, LIVING BIOLOGICAL
AND ORNITHOLO LOGICAL
SPECIMENS
ON THE AMERICAN CONTINENT,
will exhibit In RICHMOND, corner of Leigh and
Second streets,
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
July 21st and 22d, 1869,
at and S O'Clock, afternoon and night,
presenting series of performances pre-eminently
beautiful, elegant, and daring, introducing
BEvY OF YOUNG LADIES
fascinatingly beautiful, accomplished. and
graceful;
A LEGION OF MALE ARTISTS,
adopts In every phase they attempt, and scenes Of
miraculous courage In the dens or the various
WILD BEASTS
In the vast collection the whole forming an
entertainment OF r8 -
SURPRISING EXCELLENCE AND.
ATTRACTION.
See bills and programmes.
LIONS, TIGERS, LEOPARDS, AND al
PANTHERS, .
loose and untrammclled will form features In the
procession of the troupe at
lOA. NJ. WEDNESDAY the 2lst.
jy l8-Gt
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g&s
TOHN MAHONY,

JOHN MAHONY, MA
- -- SURGEON DENTIST, S1TIp
formerly of the firm Of Wayt AiahonS, o,,
inserts FULL UPPER or LOWER SETS OF
ARTiFICIAL TEETH from TWENTY to THlk"
TY DOLLARS. ..,,
: 0IDG OLD SETS bought, or exchanged at thelr
value for new sets OIL vulcanite.
Office and residence, 625 Main street, betweeh
Sixth and Seventh streets. Je'-'h
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, the BRICK DWELL-S Ssss
T. ING on Nineteenth street between Grace 1:n
and Broad. containing nine rooms, at present Oc
cupied by John Poe, Jr. Possession given imme-
,liatcly. Apply ut the house, or to
WILSON WILLIAMS,
" l7-Gt corner Nineteenth and Grace streets.
DOR RENT, TWO ROOMS in rear o.,
IL OF store No. yls. on Main between Ninth HI
and Tenth streets. There Is side entrance. Very
good for some light manmfactory. Also, the GEL
LAR beneath the same store.
HILL K GODDIN,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
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VARIETY SPRINGS, situated on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad Gears stopping
az tnu door,! fifteen miles west OF Stalnton, AhE
are con. .dcrcd superior. Analysis AT this office.
Cood fare music, amuscmentS, &c. asa
Fnr board hv The month, SO; by the week, Tl2 I;
Lg IN, dly -: Children under twelve years ana
,aryrntS half price. Bathing in healing water
Gratis. l.. 4 VI. BURRUSS.
10 20 ON Proprietors.
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OCEAN HOUSE, CAPE MAY, n. J
This wcll-known and Gavoritc house. having been
thoroughly renovated and improved, has peen re-
opened by the undersigned rs IL
FIRST-CLASS FAMILY HOTEL.
TIE OCEAN HOUSE

!, situated within fifty yards Of the beach. IL oilers
.uurrior advantages to families on account OF
qact anG the high character of its guests, and 1t
"u be kept strictly homelikc In cyery respeef6 p6,s
llyc been added and many other important i'm
pruycfuruts which will contribute greatly 10 the
comfort Of visitors.
The proprlctors have had several years cApc-
r.cilr" In Game Nav hotel business, and have Sc
cured help which viii equal that OF any other house
"n the island.
Every effort will be made give satisfaction 10
al who NAV favor the Ocean House with their
Patronage.
A. formerly no bor on the premises
IYCETT & SAWYER.
Vtrpy ~ : .,ry,p ie 25-tAul
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DENTISTRY.

DR. GEORGE B. STEEL, DEN 60
~ TIST Office No. 79a Main street, ex-GIIIH 1 ,1
NITROUS OXIDE GAS, inserts artificial ones,
lls the natural teeth and performs all operations
manuer ut low rates. An experience OF twenty
a.s, ;,St"ncn jc I0-d&w
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nISSO LUTIO \ The concern OF
~ GEORGE c. GARY u BROTHER Is this
dav dissolved by the withdrawal OF !. X. Gary,
who has resumed business In Norfolk, Va.
GEORGE G. GARY will continue the business
at 1906 Main street. u. Z. GAHI,
D;oh,o,,,1 I,I,- iyo
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NRAND TEMPERANCE PICNIC BY
VI SPRINGFIELD DIVISION SONS OF TEN
PERANCE AT WEST POINT ON WEDNES.
DAY 2lST JULY, 1862.
Tickets for gentleman andlady, s.; extra lady,
75c. dinner included.
the cars A BRASS BAND will be In attendance.
The train viii leave the York River Railroad de-
pot Dunctually at half-past A. III. tyl6--4t*
IN EXTENT AND
u GRANDEUR.
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Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
jy l6-3t No. 1903 Main street.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-The firm of cambridge X An
DERSON Is this day dissolved by the withdrawal
of II. Il. ASDERSoS, Jr. ,.
The business viii be continued in the same house
by WM, q, DANDRlDGE x Co. ,,
WILLIAM q. DANDRlDGE,
;,1 GEORGE A. HAYNES.
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rO-PARTNERSHIP We the under
Y signed have this day formed c"-nartnershlp
Viii in future conduct the GENERAL COMMLS-
SION, WHOLESALE LIQUOR, FLOUR,
GRAIN and FEED BUSINESS at the store for
mcrly occupied by Mcssrs. Bosher 4 Woody No.
i5aS iIan street. We respectfully solicit conslen,
mrnts of All kinds and will promptly attend TO al
mrdars entrusted 10 our care. Thankful for the
liberal patronage bestowed on our old firms we So
iicit 4 continuance of the same for the new hrIli,
nlcdrnr ourselves to the best Of ability 10 give
rrt attento 20 all business entrusted to our care
80 r. f. MINOR,
II. G.. G. HARTMAN.
June 10, 1899. Jc2s-'h
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while yet the laInp holds out to burr
The yilest SINNER may return.'

Brethren of the Virginia press, we con-
gratulate you upon your triumph, and only
hope it may be rs lasting as you think.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

fNLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FOR NOR
~ folk, City Point and lichmond-New ard ELEGANT sde-
hARLE, SARATOGA aud ElA0AkA. The steamship sAR.
AToCA win be despatched Thursday, February g, for
North river foot Of Beach street connscnE with he sss
sohzide aud Petersburg railroads. and Richmond and DAM
willie and Virginia Central Railroads., taking freight and
west Bills Of adnk signed on the pier For rsight pas
having elegant apply
AccREADY, President, 1s7 Greenwich street, corner
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YACHTS, sTEAMRoATs, C..

IroR sALE--THE CELEBRATED SCHOONER YACHT
Henrietta 40 tons burden old measurement Of the
great yacht cowos, England, in 1885 In which
che made tho crraordna Of $50 miles In ~ hours, and
several The Henrietta has tcen cruise
70 Tho Indies but now her 10 New York via
Charleston s. O. telegram from tho latter place
thai the wsy from Havana to Charleston tho Henrietta
made OF mics ~ hours during rough weather,
showing shc has lost Of herspced Tho Henrietta
Aas commodious saloon, handsoucy Cited up with large
sasco sarboard sdc three other ssatcrocms and
svo ,,.,.room, forward for orees. The cabin furr.-
k,scben utens,s Ac are = I, sa e41. + ..,e vtst.
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NEW YORK, THURSDAY FEBRUARY 25 l8ea-TRPLE SHEET
sPORTiNG- DOGs, BIItDs, so.

SPORTING Dogs, BIRDS, sc.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOCS AND BIRDS POR
"a Aedicines for ALI dseases. Prepared Food for
corner Of Canal
N.B--Ladies attended to BY Mrs. Dovey.
IL BREEps M CHOICE p0Gs AND MEDICINES
FRANCIS BUTLER. No. Peck slip. Buffers infAllibie
Mango Cure ard Flea 5c Buffers new work
w. Extra Stock and Trained Dogs.
Fancy AMP M GA; GAME FOWL, PIGEONS, DUCKS, GEESE
nose Seeding Potatoes, Norway Seed
II. JOHNSON CO., 2il Fulton street.
EoR sALE-PUEE AsIATTC BRAHMA EGGS, FOR
setting Price ~ 30 per Address q. l., Jr, l55
West Twensy-nnih street, up stairs, New York.
RABBTTs.-I WILL GIVE 81 SO PER PAIR FOR FULL
grown Rabbits; any color Apply At basement 20 Broad
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WANTED TO PURCHAsE.

~ m #HV tH.N -. IONS RURDEN LluIIT
seut d. order for work. Inquire on board, foot
<uay street, Greenront.
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EUROPEAN srEAMsHIPs.
r OOK OUT FOR THE NEXT TELEGRAM CARTOON.
lxv0K OCT rQK TIE NEXT TELEGRAM CARTOON.
LOOK OUT FOR THE NEXT -ELRGRAN CARTOON.
LOOK OUT FOR THE NEXT TELEGRAM CARTOON.

EE|E
iii iii FL s s ||E|E
STEAM TO slAsHew sHs 1ssRJH ssR aGSnszDraar nlsE
favoe Clyde bu arc intended y sail
MISREPRESENTATION s5IIAHhIA n.Iys s.rss y
IOWA March ls April
sssss:s = sI6Sssy
PREPAID ssr'Ssss: from sss.:s issi por.s W.
dam, antwerp. ae at very low rates.
Dss issed psyabs At any bank 10 Great Britain and
For further tho foot Of Dey
New York. N' HESDEssoS sRoTHERs.
CrgAM TO ANrwERP-INMAN LINZ.
cIryyIn nr n,ipihIix W
and month"; hran,so; ,ns
Apply 70 JOHN .. DALE. Agent, Is Broadway
L,oR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN. LINE
u OF NAH steamer are appointed 70 sail a. followss
CRY q sasalsss. sassa AarsS asS Noon 4
clrf OF MANCHESTER va Ha'!fs. 4as:ss, x.rsss ,r
CITY OF BRooELYN .ss,urssv: March q !: =:
r.y.s. i ssia sAars OF rAss4sS ss1ss: !. Currency.
Sr.. Cabin. 500 ana s?s
e Esass. IS e hssss. Z and and
S. Johns. n T.. by s. Johns, II. r.. By :. :.
branch ornnc smSnss I,:c.S
&C., a. reduced rates.
wish'sa 70 a send d for % their friends
For further information apply = NE cG%agasys Uees
Is Broadway, N.Y.
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BusINEss oPPoRruNIrIEs.

yFAHTED--A PARTNER, WITH 81 600. IN AN OLD
estabiiahcd restaurant Apply at ~ Fulton sres ios
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

TsOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS.
IT New ork and Charleston Steamahip Compauys dxst
class sidewheei steamship
MANHATTAN, Captain woodruff,
North river
Superior accommodations for passengers.
Through pasenger tickets bills OF ladjng ssued fn
nection with South Carolina Railroad all points South
and Southwest, and with steamers 70 Florida ports
Insurance by this line one-half per cent.
HENRY r. MORGAN Co., Agents, - Broadway.
The JAMES ADGER will follow, and san on Tusednys
March q
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BAROUCHE COACH, PHAEfON, cABRI0LEr,
~ Depot Wagon, Busges 100 new Carriages Harness;
HANS, 10, n, II, 10, IS. 70 East Fourth street and
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HORSES, cARRIAGEs, 30.


L,OR SALE CREAP--BAY MARX, SIX YEARS, I4y
hands; warranted sound and kind every way; good
Doctors or ladys horse zoe North Second street, wihams
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

FEW MORE HORSES TAKEN TO BOARD; sLEIGHs
~ and Wagons taken ON Storage. q iss Wc Twcniictl
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E,oR NEW oRLEANs pIREcr.

GENERAL GRANT,
Captain Henry s. Quick,
win be despatched on Saturday, February a. Il o'clock r.
NJ, from pier IL North river.
Freshi received at through raesfor St. Louis Mobile and
Galveston.
The GENERAL MEADE wiz succeed Saturday, March &
For freight passage havng superior accommodations)
FREDERIC BAKER,
20 brozdway.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

(lTy OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
~ Bureau OF the Receiver OF Tases, Court House. Park
0Chambers street, Public notice hereby given that all
personal taxes due 10 10 paid nj tho
ton Of Arrears cf Personal Taxes l3 Nassau street, and that
the books relating M be found ~ said oicc
No but the said r;t0rney the undersgned auho
FIXED 70 recc receipt for suc arrears except IN cases
issued hereafter when the Marshal 10 whom tho
directed VIII have legal authority TO collect the
included therrn and all heretofore suci
Uonntcrnzndc1. BERNARD SNxrh, Receiver
Dated Nrw YORK. Jan. 10 issa.
fVIRCULARs ADDRkssED, STAMPED AND MAILED,
~ and copying done at moderate rHics; orders promptly
attended Address Sterling Co., ~ Cedar street. d.
NAVY OFFICERS PAID AT THE NEW YORK NAVY
IN Yard requested TO call for pay Saturday, 27ih
Instant, from 10 70 ..
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L1oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
H. The Southern Line.
The Al steamer vIckSBCkG. Captain Burton Will leayo
pier q East river, Saturday, Feb. "a, at r. u.
Freight received At through for ST. Louis Noble
and Galveston.
Insurance guaranteed Freight received for Indanola,
Apply 70 G. H. MALLORY 4 CO..
15S Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

NJ ton, Coupe Kockaway, Brett; in good order. A
large assortment Of Caraces, Harness, Seghs and
Blankets N. MOONEY, 81 Iiberty street,
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OFFICE on THE LRnGER CORNHR NF SPRUCE

7 ooK HERE.-TuE ONLY INDEPENDENT CLAIR
~ In America that has equal. "a Wtst Thirty
fourth street, below Seventh avenue.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

BRICK STABLE, 2sxss TO LET OR LEAsE-FRoM
IN May with apartments hay LOFT mp s.Ars, In Ff
teent street, avenue H. Inquire In store 0s East Four
enfh Siroo
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FINANCIAL.

IarME SAVINGS BANK, NOS. AND BROADWAY,
IL williamsburg Deposits made before March
the LIST OF March per cent free OF tax
10 10 x5Usa
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LrOR RMoBILE-FERNAEDINA ROUTE.
The trst class steamer FLAG Captain Hoffman, ,..~~.
Saturday, February 20, from pier - North river
Has superior passenger accommodations s'A' -
Il receiving. Insurance guaranteed r. uoh,. - IL
per cent Through rates TO all points In ~ = -
For freight passage apply to 'A'.'AS''
J. ?. PATTERSON, Agar, ia rb,,rhnr. .sr..&
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

"a. BURNuAM's FURNITURE AND BAopAas
N. Express, lis West Eleventh street, eix,h
nue-Furniturc families moved city country fugntuEe
packed shippcd, stored; money advsuesd
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
- From Now York only $50 stecrage.
Cutting v edncsday, y rch
FruIn pier Is NortL river. ~Aa''o ~
Cabin passage, ESQ, gold.
Passage from New York, p ria Hamburg Ro,..r
dam Ac Drafts on Ireland, En,n France and Germany
,AgPy . WILLIAMS .uIoN. 20 Broadway org South
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

TTAvANA, srsAL AND VERA CRUZ.
Ii New YORK and Mexican Mil Steamship Line, sailing
every twenty days from pier II East river, at 10 A. NJ
The splendid new s,cRucrs
CLEopArRA captain rnips, March tr xe;eh ~ m
'et"' - f-''-s' rF ALEXANDRA 4 SONS,
"a Beaver street.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

ExPREss LINE.
drfa Va,
Every Wednesday ard Saturday.
The regular sclrncr EMPIRE, CAPTAIN Prtoe, n
loading at pier Is East river, and wil saf Satur
day. February a. atAP.M. Freight taken than By anT
For freight passage apply % JAMES HAND.
liz Wall street, corner South.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

THE EXECUTORS or THE ESTATE OF THE LATE
Charles Chris'mas wish - dispose OF his ne cocctan
OF choice tsIneiaa 2p IN number comprising some rare
plants Thcy can be aeon No. Sscond uscc. corner of
henv street. Brooklvn
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

~ Wagons. Phactous four and six seat Cablolets sx-
Sp Sp p
Busnesa and jaeger Wagons; also 100 sets Of single and
double Harness. from 82 up; Blankets Rot es &C., at
GRAYs Empire City Carriage Repository O a. "a and %
Wooster street.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

L,OR LIVERPOOL, CALLING At QUEENSTOWN.
Cunard ateaniAhip
ShMARTA, from New York, Wednesday. March g.
ACSTRALAsIAN, from New York, wednesday, March TO-
RI SSIA, from New York, Wednesday, March H.
CHINA, from New York, "Wednesday, March r.
Passage Money (payable In Eo.d):--
Cabin. Second Cabin ".
Cabia Passage to Paris.
F. CUNARD,
No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.


HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROnD9.-{
Trains :or Albany and Troy connessng with NcrtherA
and Western trains cayo New York Hudson River Ras
road fhirt.eh street and Tcnh avenue and II 20 A. and
80 and II r NJ, aud VIA Harlem Railroad Twenty~
sixth street and fourth a 10 A. NJ and Is
The r. 4. train via Hudson River will sun
days
Sleeping attached 10 and II p. n. trains
Drawing attached to and II sQ A. n. and5o
WILLIAM II. VANDERBILT. vice President
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-06
Latest Te!egrams.

The House of Congress, on the I'd,
passed bill giving pensions to the
widows of Generals Bidwcll and Hick
man. 4 bill to establish a bridge over
East river, between the cities of New
York and Brooklyn, passed.
The President has nominated Thomas
s. Wilson, of California, Minister to
Copenhagen.
The Secretary Of the Interior states
that 23,000,0o0 acres of public lands
have been certified to, to States Terrific
ries and corporations, for railroads, ca
mails, etc, to date.
Gen Grant IS reported as strongly in
favor oS the constitutional amendment
granting impartial suffrage, which passed
the House on the 30th of JAN
The House Committee on Elections
have reported adversely to the admission
of the ninth member from Tennessee.
Full particulars of the disaster at Dan
bury, Connecticut, state that the upper
reservoir, which was forced to give way,
Is situated 25o feet above the level of
ne river, which runs through the
town. The distance from, it was about
five miles. The loss of property by
the torrent is estimated at 100000.
Thirteen lives were lost. Only five bodies
have been recovered Others are
supposed to be lodged under the cakes of
ice and timbers which swept down the
stream for a great distance. Three
dams and five bridges were swept away
Danbury would now b. helpless It case of
FIRE
Nestea passed through St. Adams on
the I'd, and reached Rouse's Point on the
Sd. He seemed confident of his ability
to make up for lost time. He has lost
six pounds of flesh since leaving Bangor
Tt is reported that the college building
at Adrian, Michigan, was partially de-
stroyed by fire on-the I'd. Most of the
contents were saved. The loss on the
building is $4,000
Craigville, Orange county, with 300
acres of land and cotton factory, has
been sold for forty thousand dollars.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-06
STATE ITEMS.

The Jacksonville Sentinel of last Sat
~rday contains the following items:
Since last week we have had seven
new cases of small pox, four in the
country and three in town-the latter
are little Johnny Love, ". G. T'Vault
and John Brewer. The two last were
taken yesterday. Three of the former
are in Balls family, and the fourth is the
wife of David Stearns on Wagner Greek
her case is said to be serious. All the
patients at the two hospitals have been
discharged as convalescent. Mrs. How
lett, Mary Rails, the Bryant family and
Johnny Love are out of danger. Maggie
Love and half breed woman at Brewers
arc not expected to recover. It is hard
to say when the terrible disease will dis
appear and we again urge vaccination
and every possible precaution against
contagion. Trent every ailment with
suspicion until satisfied that it is not
small pox.
We hear that very large amount of
ground is being broken in the valley this
winter. The season. has beenparticularly
favorable for farming but SO far, very
disastrous to our mining interests-for
lack of water
The new steam saw-mill of Patterson,
Thornton and Beeson on Wagner creek
is nearly completed. IL is expected to
be in running order next week.
The Small pox case that was reported
near Yreka last Friday ended fatally on
Tuesday. The patient was a little girl
about six years OF age.
The expenses of the small pox cpl
demic to this county will be about s2,-
500. People generally consider that We
got off cheap
Three new cases of small pox were re-
ported out on the California road this
week. The patients are the wife and two
children of Frank Ball.
bince Mrs. Loves death there have
been four cases Of small pox in the
same house, even the little infant child
only q few months old was attacked with
it.
The Washington county authorities
have signed the west side railroad bonds
to the amount of fifty thousand dollars
One thousand dollars of the state Tar
due from Multnomah county was paid or
Monday last in half-dollar pieces. The,
made an extensive pile Of metal.
The Unionist learns that there will b
new postofice opened on Howell Prai
nie, as soon a. the bonds of the p. NJ
shall be filed in Washington City and re
turns had.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-06


A "GAY YOUNG LADY. ."-"J Jessie
Grant, the San Francisco correspondent
of the San Jose Nercury, thus 'does up''
a noted character of the metropolis ::
"M;ss Lille Hitchcock has capped the
climax of3 her excentricities by uniting
herself in marriage with MIR. Colt and
departing for Europe the next day with
out her liege lord. The gentleman has
white hands and no visible means of sup
port but the day she left Mrs. Lille
mortaged property in her maiden name
to the value of $4,000 ESQ says good
athority). All Of this she gave to him.
Three thousand to buy him a seat in the
Board of Brokers, and two thousand to
take him to New York, whittier he has
now gone. I believe her parents were
ignorant of her marriage. The event
caused several vocal exclamation points
in circles polite, but it is generally pro-
nounced to be Just like Lille Hitchcock
and there the matter ends. One OF
her intimate friends says it is a mar
riage du coareniaace,' because in Paris
she can go where she pleases, unattend-
ed, as Madame but must submit to a
schaperon' as sMademoiselle.' This is
hardly probable; first, because she went
in company with her parents, and sec
ond, because she would do as she pleased
anyhow
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-06

It is believed that two thirds Of the
$4,000 patients confined in French
lunatic asylums are perfectly sane.
When a person becomes too much in the
way, it is not uncommon to apply for a
certificate of insanity, which is usually
obtained with little difficulty. And
when once confined in the asylum, per-
son is, as it were dead there is little
hope OF rehcf
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-06

CLEAR.-Some of the Southern jour
nails have clear understanding of the
situation, and are honest enough to tell
their readers the truth. The following
from the alabama State Journal is brief
and pointed:
Andrew johnson did not try to restore
peace to the South. He simply joined
one party in an effort to destroy the other
which had elevated him to- power. In-
stead of making peace, he aroused the
bitterest passions of the human heart.
Gen. Garnt will not be guilty of such
criminal folly. He will stick to the
party that elected him, and will deal
generously with the one he has defeated
If they will let him.