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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-11
By james NJ. Taylor, Auctlonccr,
Office al Main street,
thrnn dnnre hn,nw SnntswOOd IIOtcl.

WILL BE RENTED OUT, ON MON.
w DAY the Iith Instant, on the premises, M .
O'Clock +. Nj. the LARGE STORE on the north
side Of Broad street sraoun door froht seventh
street for six months from the 1st day Of Jtnc
''' JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
io11 Auctioneer.
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Hy Lee < Goddin. Auctionccrs,
M liza Nam strnEt:

GALE OF HOUSE AND LOT NEAR
- MANCITESTEE.--In pursuance Of decree
made mt the May term ,lSi'l ot the circmt court Of
Chesterfield county in the case OF Tyler anu VIII"
re- (.rubhs shall offer for sale at public anct"n,
ou the premises. ut O'Clock J.. VI. on SAII IL
DAY. June l"th. the HOUSE and LOT now orru-
pied by Mr.. thcrn1nl, Situated ON the main street
of the town extended Il short distance above the
corporation line.
There Is Il neat ana comfortable frame tenement
with three rooms Upon tn" premises, ana Il rull-
cheney OF ground for good garden
TERMS Onc-thir,l cash balance In two equal
PAYMENTS at sixty and ninety days, negotiable
noir~ well endorsed. and title retained until last
uaymcut JAMES \. CLARKE.
Commissioner.
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WILLIAM PASSILL. Auctionccr.
!. Thy II LIZ
BY James NJ. Taylor, AuctiOncer,
ONCE 32I Main street,
three doors below Spotswool Hotel.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
7 CITY OF RICHMoND. ON EIGHTH BE
TWEEN MAIN AID CARY STREETS, OPPO-
SITE THE SPOTSW0OD HOTEL, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-By virtue of II decree pronounced
by the Court of Husiug. Of the city of Richmond
In the suit In equity therein depending by the style
Of Allen and others rs. Warrington and others on
the 9Th day Of November. 1895. the undersigned.
special commissioners appointed by said decree,
will offer for sale AT public auction, on the premi-
scs MONDAY the 18th of June, 1859, al o. clock
L. VI, If fair If not the next fair day thereafter,
the valuable LOT of LAND, with the improve
mcnts thereon, situated as above described The
lot fronts on the west side Of Eighth street about
IS feet. and runs back about 10 feet, being part
Of the lot known 40 IN The plan of the city The
Improvements consistot Il large threc-story framed
building.
From Its central location. and being opposite The
Spotswood Hotel II Is rendered one OF the most de-
sirable lots IN that part ~ the city
Possession viii h" given on the day OF sale.
TERMS OF SALE Ouc-fnurth cash: the balance
at six, twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable
notes, interest added title retained until the notes
are paid and :. conveyance ordered by the court
T.. \. CANNON.
EATON NANCE,
Special Commissioners.
Sale conducted by JAMES u. TAYLOR, Auction
.or ic
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GALE OF QUEENS CREEK The mill
y tary order suspcnGiug the sale of this tine IS
tate having been rvSc ndCd, The same l. again put
upon the market by the undersi gucd as trustees
named In certain deed of trust executed to Us hy
the late Robert Saunders and Lucy Is. his wife,
bearing date January LIST, lsol andof record In the
clerks ONCE Of the county court OF York county.
The farm contains nearly NINETEEN III y
DRIED ACRES, Is situated on Queens creek, u
bold, navIgable tributary Of the York river, and
distant from the ancient city Of Williamsburg
about four miles. Th" soil Is we'll adapted TO Hl
the fruits. grains, and vegetables, of u mild eli
mate and idewatcr situation, and Is said also 10
POSSESS excellent oyster privileges.
The sale VIII be made on MONDAY the 9th day
OF August, l>69 al the front door OF the courthouse
in Williamsburg, on the following
TERMS Onc-half the purchase money tho
day OF sale; the balance In two equal tnStaments.
payable respectively January lst, 1870 and Janu.
AIRY lst, ISL; for the deferred payments the pur-
chaser executing two bonds carving interest from
day of sale and secured by deed oi trust for the
said land.
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BOOTS, SHOES, dc.
- + VI Q V A L. e.
ii iS IMPORTANT 20 wrAnrns W.
OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
G.. III + l. Err
has removed 10 his new aud spacious store,
No. $50 BROAD STREET, CORNER SMITH,
tChleS & FheRery's old stand.)
where he Is receiving addition to his large and
we!l-aSS0rted stock OF
BOOTS,
SHOES,
TRUNKS, &C.,
for Ladies, Gents, Boys, Misses, and Children,
from the cheapest TO the best quality mauulac-
tured, which he now offers to his customers
and the public
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
| have made arrangements 10 supply merchants
10y the case or dozen ut New York jobbing prices.
G.. HELLER.
New store No. 52T Broad street, corner Sixth.
On account OF the rOomy store we can show
large yarlctyof
TRUNKS,
VALISES,
AND HATS,
which will be sold yerylo
A few cases of those celebrated LADIES Toll
LET SLIPPERS 1T 45c., and faucy-colored BA-
BlES' SHOES at zoe viii be sold II the prices
AZ G. HELLER'S new store.
y. A. H. LAfESG, salesman. Je s-cod3m
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y. y. DOUGLAS,
ALEXANDER DUDLEY, Trustees.

7.
As trustee under subsequent deed OF trust III AIDE
by Robert Saunders conveying the real estate
above mentioned, l Will, NJ the request OF james
w. Custes, the surety secured. unite IN The sale.
my 25-60t w. ). PEACHY. Trustee.
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WANTED, everybody to know that |
w am still carrying on the TEAMING BUSI-
NESS. My Office Is No. 1914 Cary street. between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth. where Will lie pleased
To see my old friends and customers and receive
their orders for hauling which viii be attended To
promptly. lup SIN II. 4. HATCHER.
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DOR RENT. and immediate posses g.
sion given. the two-story BRICK DWEL-EG-:i
LING containing six rooms Ill n!ce repair, VII.
gas and water the premises. on the cast s1dc OF
Ninth. north of Leigh street, NO.. 1871, now occu-
picd nv Mr.. Charles LmsGcn. To good tenant
the rent will be $3.50 per ann"m. c1opToN.
Tenth between Main ii ~ and M; Bank Bank streets
DOR RENT, SIX ROOMS, and Fs;a
L KITCHEN CONTAINING two rooms rooms over A aai
at once. Apply on the premises. j. III
TOR RENT. STORE No. 1l12 Main s.
II street between Eleventh and Twelfth E!:l
occupied by McVcgh e Marshall. Possession 18th
Sr0rF Nos. 1915 and 1915 Cary street, between
Thirteenth aud Virginia. Possession at once.
BRICK DWELLING OH Broad street second
door east Of Foushcc; seven rooms, and Kitchen.
BRICK TENEMENT on Cary and Pine streets,
in sidney, adjoining the residence OF William
'' LAHGE' inI,ICK WAREHOUSE formerly occu-
picd hy StvIl Il Davis rs distillcry, with seven
acres Of land, enclosed, with small dWellinE ana
Office. LEE. ~ ,,'ii,i,,,.a..
jc I1-2t III" MAJ" S'rcc''
DOR RENT, the excellent BRlCk ;a
and FRAMED TENEMENT No. ola NJ. III
Between Smith and Tenth streets, containing seven
rooms. besides Il Kitchen. Location very pleasant.
Gas and water Rent m"J JHMEs H HtEGXF"Rp
icll-3t 1910 Cary street.
NOR RENT. that VERY DESIRA- fs
4 BILE and pleasantly located RESIDENCE k.:I
situated on Cary between second and Third strect,
,s All fhn Modern comvcnicnccs Hot and cold
water throughout, with bathroom ana water
closets To ;i'aDie and pro b nHc b tent trn
rooms including two small passage rooms. Pos
session given Immediately; Apply {" ,.r
jea-at 81 spotswood square
. NlrJ,T 7 ,,,;tb
five rooms Kitchen, well of good water, e.
and large garden attached, on Twcnty-iourth he
tween Clay and Leigh streets; Church Hin. Apply
10 JOHN L. PEARSON. carpenter shop
jcG corner Twentieth and Grace streets.
NOR RENT. three TENEMENTS, a.
l. corner of Twcnty-hird and Franklin Eel
streets, suitable for small familics-onc brick anu
two frame buildings adj"iining: App WYp to
jes-5t Shcritl1s Office.
II Gus DWELLING-HOCSE corner Nine Ell
| tccnh and Grace streets, 1T present occupied by
myself Possession given Immediately. Apply to
WILSON WILLIAMS,
7-lw No. lsl2 Grace street.
NOR RENT, ONE-HALF of Mrs. g.
LIST of July. Apply to GEORGE W; MAYO,
Mayos Warehouse,
ic 7-2w* or on the premises.
E'Ok RENl, Bklih DIV ELLlNU 9a=:
Il on the west side Of 18TH street between EEL
Broad and Grace, with seven rooms. 1t has just
been renovated throughout. Apply 10
ic 7-cod3t GBUBBS Il WILLIAMS.
NOR RENT-POSSESSION GIVEN 81
Il on lST JULY-tlose two new elegant, ~
central, and most desirable STORES, at present
occupied by w. q. Ferguson y Co. and Hall <
Hutchinson, on Main between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, adjoining the clearinghouse OF
Lancaster Il Co.-thc centre of business. Apply to
JAMES THOMAS, JE., or
jc 4-2w THOMAS G. WILLIAMS X co.
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OFFICE ALABAMA ASDl
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD,
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, May 90, 1859.
= 600 LABOREKS WANTED IMME-
c.OOO DIATELT.-WageS, $3.50 per day :;
experienced forcmen, So Foremen in charge of
squads of twenty-five or more will report BY letter
to the undersigned.
my 26-lm j. G. STA NTGN.
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BY Thomas ". kecsce, Auctlonccr,
NJ. 1877 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF THE AMERICAN
n CARBON WORKS, FOR THE MANIAC
TURE OF BONEBLACk, NEAR THE CITY or
RICENiOND.--Byv virtue of decree OF the circuit
court of Iienrco county OF the 5th OF May l'H' In
the suit Of Troutman X Co. Parrish, the under
signed, a. special commissioners therein, VIII. on
FRID AYthc Eth day Of June, lsG9 al T. ~. offer
for sale on the premises, ut public auction, the
property real aud personal known as thc AAlE-
RI,tAS' CARBON WORKS. Said works are stu
ated on Gllic's creek. near the city of Richmond,
and are ONLY few yards distant from the Rich
mond and York River railroad. The land upon
which said works erected comprises about
TWO ACRES. The works embrace among other
things
TWENTY-HORsE ENGINE, in COM
pletc running order
BONE-CRUSHFR
GRANULATOR,
SHAFTING,
Betting. etc.
All the machinery IS new, and believed TO be
complete, that the purchaser OF the works can
about eight tons Of uuground bones on the prcui!-
Ses.
The property IS enclosed by n substantial fence,
and the buildings all This Is the oniy cs-
Enlistment for the manufacture OF boncD!ick III
the South, and the location Is admirably adapted
u the purpose. The bones used IN The lnanniac,
ture can be obtained In suihclCut quantities ana
upon favorable terms.
IL Is believed that such an opportunity Tor IN
yestmcut In lucrative business viii rarely occur
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash; halanc, In
euual instruments at 4 Il, ana Is months, the dc
fcrred payments To carry Interest from day al sale
the purchaser to execute negotiable notes for said
deferred payments satisfactorily endorsed, and
title retained until said notes are paid. The pur-
chaser To have possession from day of sale.
EDWARD Y. CANNON.
CHARLES u. WILLIAMS
my 2O-eodtJcle, &tdtds Commissioners.
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LETTER FROM LEXINGTON.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
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ER. G. w. WEST, having located in the
- city: respectfully offers his professional SER
vices t. the public.
OFFICE, corner Of Seventh and Grace streets
where ne may he found day and night, when not
engaged. il 5-S2t
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BRIDGE HOTEL.

NATURAL BRIDGE HOTEL.
This SPACIOUS ESTABLISHMENT. is Gle
gantly fitted up. and Is located within sight Of the
NATURAL BRIDGE. the greatest curiosity IN
the world. The scenery around Is extremely
wild, grand, picturesque, and romantic. For good
determined NOT TO BE EXCELIED.
Permanent as well as transient boardcrs and an,
EbiFHes T T na EHr r. exc
VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS, contiguous to all wa
tcring-placcs. a supply Of mineral waters kept
on hand. Daily communication by stage and
packct-boat.
TERMS: Board. per month, S3j; per week, $40
per day. 80. Single meals, Il.
Observation-Disclosures from Lynchburg hy packet.
thlrty-siN miles; from Bonsack'S depot ION tn
five miles from Goshen Depot Ton The chesapeake
and Ohio rairoadl by stage, thirty-lour miles
from Staunton by stage, fifty miles
Open for the accommodating on Of vsit tor the
Proprietors, RockDridgc county. Va.
J. W. BRUCE.
{. l.. MU$DAY.a my :2-eodlm
GAIT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
- COUNT; "; yA;-7This popular and we'll
medicinal qualities of the SALT SULPHUR and
IODINE SPRINGS have been so long and favor
ably known tn the public that we simply refer to
their analysis by Dr. Alutter, Of Philadelphia, and
Professor Rogers, as contained in pamphlets fur
nished 10y the propriciors on application We have
the pleasure of announcing DR.. } EDGAR CHAN
CELLoR, an eminent practitioner OF medicine. and
Professor of the University of Virginia a resident
physician \ FINE BAND OF MUSIC IS In at
tendance. All amuscmcntS of nrSt-caSs water
ing-plaCc. HOT and WARM SULPHUR BATHS.
These Springs are accessible by the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, terminus at White sulphur,
leaving only twenty-five miles of staging or by the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad ria Mount " hitc,
passing by the celebrated salt Pond. Daily line al
fine coaches on each route. Parties intending 10
visit the White sulphur, more especially those
from the West and South, will find the route, with
magnificent mountain scenery. by Montgomery
White and Salt sulphur, much more economical.
and less fatlgung and pcrplexing than hy rail ria
Lynchhurg, Charlottesville, and Staunton. with
continual changes OF cars and rc-chccking bag
gage.
This spot. combining the advantages Of healthful
climate, free from the fogs and dampncss OF other
mountain retreats, excellent fare. and valuable
medicinal waters will he peculiarly suitable Ia
parties DESTROYS of spending the whole season. or 4
few months, away from the prostrating heats OF
cities the lower country. 4 reasonable reduc-
ton of rates will be made in such cases.
CHARGES rs FOLLOWS: Per day, 80 per week,
$3.50; per month, $50. Children under ten years
and colored servants, half price. White servants,
according TO accommodations furnished.
my 2s-cod2ot* c. 5. PEYTON & BROTHER.
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WANTS.

WANTED, ONE or TWO FAMILIES
w or FOUR GENTLEMEN as BOARDERS
Rooms on first floor, and one back parlor nicely
furnished. Terms moderate for the summer. APP
ply at No. ell Franklin street south side between
Sixth and Seventh streets. References cX changed
IT, lI--otS
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DOR RENT, and immediate posses Ct:
IL sion given, the two-story BRlCk DIV Eli e..1
LING; containing six rooms. III nice repair, WIN
gas and water the premises. on the cast size OF
Ninth. north Of Leigh street, NO: T3I, now occu-
pied by Mr.. Charles LllmsGcn To GOOD tenant
the rent will be $3.50 per annmln. o
Tenth between Main and Bank streets.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

7, CONSEQUENCE of the rain yesterday, the lore
Going sale was postponed till THIS DAY At II
O'Clock. co,pIS Trustec
Il. W..
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NOR RENT, the excellent BRICK a.
Il and FRAMED TENEMENT No. alo NJ. III
Between Smith and Tenth streets, containing seven
rooms. besides Kitchen. Location very pleasant
Vac ~ JAMES LUNFDRD,
.,,, 1910 Cary street.
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DOR RENT, s | y X 90 NJ 5, and g.
4 KITCHEN containing t%o rooms, over LII
the store No. l!O2 Main street. Possession given
III nncc AnnlY Oh The prcmiScS u llWN
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WANTED, SALESMAN, in a clothing
w store, at No. 1917 Main street. Reference re-
uuired ic ll-Gk
, 1869-09-09

proAehing change In tho wcAtho. may thus
10 'nnde known for several days before it
takea place.
The Cincinnati society Is ono OF tho most
commcndahla steps which has yot been
taken on this subjcc'. All tho European
societies havo but limited ficld for obser-
vnsion, they being near tho scns. Tho Gin
cinuah focioty can hnvo the boncGt Of
the oSscrTntious which will bo taken in ali
parts Of tho continent, md by tho aid Of
tho telegraph each can bc made Utmost
instantaneous in Ill pnrta Of
tho country. There Is no reason
why that society might no: have lis CORE
spending branches in all parts Q: tho
United States, On both coasts; throughout
the Southern States; throughout the States
in the vsst plaina between the two great
mountain hinges and from the mountain
regions also, The mems Of observation,
md Of collecting tho results Of MI tho dis
eoveries, aro great ; and, il tho foretelling
Of tho wcntLe1 can bo reduced to positive
science, this society may be the organ for
so doing. The field Of inquiry and re-
search is almost illimitable, and, with tho
vast md perfect meana and ngencies OF the
present day for observation and Of trans
ulittiug information from one place to the
other, there is no reason why this matter
may not now lie determined, nnd the science
Of weather bo relu=cd to positivcness, rs
well as that Of other sciences once as OBJ
6cure and uncertain.
, 1869-09-09

There ls4 sccctA!y ',cu,. organized, nj
Cincinnati. n meteorological Hociety, for,
n.ncng oshor ob}ectn, tho colloc,ion ot al
thu observations respecting "hca., wind,
ntnits,a, eicctrical aud lnnHneslc ,,cncu,o-
I'm and disturbances, atmospheric tides,
n,,i Nolar uJshH," lii other words, Il. mako
m cndcayor to reduce, II ,'oxs!ble, I'LL t!'r3o
things to cusn,non result, and ca.Abliali
them =, Systematically, with Wow Of 1oach'ug
n forbkuo~!cdRo Of thu weather. Thia Lna
been osicn attempted heretofore, but rrin-
c'pally by men WIN Ind particular theory,
md sought nftrr information to confirm
that heory, ind nothing 1lke. We lca.n
from tho papers that II report has recently
been made by the meteorological Committee
Of tho Royal Society OF England M To
the progress .nado in fosccastlng tho
weather. A Frcrch society has also recent
ly 1nado 5cpo,. on the KANE subject, and
nlso society at lIomhurg, of which
state that storms md high winls, reported
by telegraph from London, followed soon
after The announcement Of thcis progress.
These results arc TO the effect tEat III np-
, 1869-09-09

The hcnd master Of tho Eurllan Itch School In
Hcsion rc.s 400 the nrst Jcar AID $1,000 tho
second,
III, estimated tbat each OF thc pronr,ctors oY
the West Virginia Wits SULPHUR SPRINGS has re-
cetyed fntyo rs h1. sosrr o, the nrop;s this
tcneop.
Warpe t-nunty. N. r.. estInates TINT tts nrnprr.
mint cron thls ycar will amount 10 So ooo In ya11e
An average Weld I'd twenty hounds OF oil 10 the
nrr.. md # now ac,I. at 81 ncr pnopt.
Tnc M1fgpAurx 7tl<g4aph makes the following
arology: "1yc ret out the 7titrroph this week
With q half ehees rrcts Of business and q
!clcu on tho cpprr OF ono Of cur eup,o. cs makcs
lh.r pcccssary.''
lady In Boston, who los. child by ,lcath Ia,s
week, sent tor Ten different c,errymcu 10 o,cla,e
At the succr., tut ali OF them wrre s,,,cn. from
tho city, Al the ONLY sltcrnn,iyc. 4 1avfer rcad
the euttA, service.
Thr Aueuass GA, af.f raIr that tho
RovttDmcus has recently te,xcd The E'owah iron
WuFhh better known q Coopcra iron Works, an
thr property OF the Confederate stncs. They
comrr'tc nf'ons 1a,no nerca OF lan'1.
ht'us'ncss hrtn In Fair l1Ascn, Conn, hnyr
tsoAsct' the solonln2 "notfco" " on tho front Of
thc,r iron sale: "Al' gen''rmAny hurs1arA arc
hereby noI!Ge! thAt owInR 10 thu lnsec ausy Of
| His Ink no vAlnahlra arr deposited therein. 10
| r1rapr not Aiatnrti It."
Within very short l'Hr. I've Fonur l7dlrs OF
thlIts'nlt l,Arc lTen ArttnnAiy poERone,l by tho
nec nj 5Mraitctl fncr.tM,wi!rr ahultrFntch with
lent. Ia rnc cn+" thr e1rct Of si,c cosmetic VA
pnn, Tic 10th 10 Ito sJstena aud facial beauty Of
| the 1ratlcn1
| A Mnerow ritter Of Aueus. -. as,p: "Tho
Telegraph announces To t,ay from Taur,s thn,
! the rhnlrrn |, rr,rans ,oih from Tcucrau. aid
/ Ia tov,up ,Iu,,It,r ia 1spabsn anil Hnu.b rrr.,a
Tm rbn,c,tro hns ,rrup hcrr-r,uba,ny a fnrc,
,nnuor y
| .,,r,r.,,,,,,ad - n.,, ,h, .n,,,. .,,,. 10 ~,
I nort,on NJ thr ,r,,ira rh,ch ,norrc. n .nw ~
e,,ii.,o, NJ, ~, ~, - ,ho h,,rn =, +,n. c,,,I
,I ,nou,c,t ,nrrc rr,ounacs fhro,,o,, tnc chnr,.h
nn., c,n,,h.,Ic ~, teo, ~, ia. ~ N, ,,d, Ths
,,.,,,m.n ,n,.. ~, ~. ,.na. !, ,,,.,,,, nru ,tor
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1890 t.,n,. -, ,n,.n,. ,,rt ,nm =; ~. n,s,..
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| A"c h'.'.a .''.. ~. ~. s"2" ."-s '"4' a. .""N ~
pa'o net l''t's uauRa'f't u she f'ppo1fu. "ose
| " t"ut~'". i'A''13 Wy "e"efaFe' !e" 'u't'-
| a'es sAtef, hrt FJra trhrI on" paragraph giving
, 1869-09-09
lEESQNAL.


Julia Ward ,loweI iaAt lecture was on "MasAl
TIisonnmetrJ."
Ida Levi. II to haye \ homestead purceascl
Ior h,r hrnr SeeputL
ni.nnrk has twenty -fonr urtcre, and flcpat nluc.
teen.
The v,erroy Of Egypt owns nni WORKS no hun-
t1Ftl Blcatn cu;t!yatoEs on the Lower Stlc. anil
plants two hundrcL thousand ncscs Of cereals an
nn1ttJ.
Alexander Tuu hs' last WORT IL entitled !" Ic1
Mc0rlctnee Rrrcnltes"-" This ItcprnAnt MAz,lA-
louN." 1ic advocates In II THO establishment Of
houtca OF rrtufr for fallen girls. tuct H. Ann =
As!tum In rarls. and The Mhz,lalen.sl, ID 1csIIu.
Thc book atounda Will startling eplso,icN frun1
the aiErnturrs and 1Uvc aTair& OF lhr sulhor.
Miles trahl, TIM Adscnt preacher, haa for xIk.
trcn yrass ntr1 ITO meats, tustrr. tca or corc nor
Rhy auEnr, hhtt, pepper. ginger, nustsr,i, horse
ErtITh, pIFt. cakes or EwectmeAtA ts1s diet ron4
ttsts VI OrnhRin hrrAh. oatmeal rud.ilnR, t,cnnA
iteas, po1rrots. apples. AMI ether fruits III thcit
*eapon. For many year. hc hiss not taAru ea.i.
rlo y! medicine, and pfvj,ospa mover u do NJ.
IA 1rr.s lcstrs ltates thA. no ono viii moro r..
rrtt thas ihn Empress l:nRrnlo ,has changed hcr
tntnh III rrrss1 to her ur'rnial Journey Than
Madame It&chel!ts, who now nlAlct tho l,onnrls
o! tho Empress. AaIant DetehelIcs hld Eot up
tot trt Imperial Mnjoaly \ rra1 loso uf a ,onnrE,
which aha called "lhc nttnshl bonnet" AMI sho
hat ordered thousands Of them for tho FAzainn
lsttira, who never feel happy ua!ss1 .'e1 can !m-
tate tho cofiuinn worn ~ Tic Empscsa. Tho
OrieuiAl honnct VII! now be d complete failure,
nist atadnmc Dcschcl!n will lose q large amount
of MoorJ in consequence
Colonel I. q, Tod was In Cincinnati! on SuptaJ,
Oh hlA way 10 the reunion OF tho 6olAlcrt OF 1919
nj Putin Lay, on September 10, tho Anniversary
Of Ferry .yietoty. Colonel Tod was on tfcnc.4l
liH'Hsonsttsn In !si3 and ISIS participating In
that capacity In the battle Of the Thsmca lie
~ah edtor OF tho Cincinnati I17ul4ieon Ia l>4l,
hfd NA' Minister to Itussia In T5trr's nlmlnt.tta-
t!cn. lie IA eighty years of age un1 in GOOD
health. Colonel Tod viii deliver IN orattou Ut Tie
Putin Hay celebration. 1icury @. Perry, At
Satchez, nephew Of the Commodore md the
only tnEviyof Of that family, viii also ,ale pat In
tbt C1EfCt.EA
, 1869-09-09
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 9, 1862

The hall.wn. Of ata,ion.housc In lyoston wAs At.
tnced the following noto: "Thts will certify ttas
lhts tahc was bo this ID day Of September, 1862,
aud "a o! American pxscntngc- Il mother u 4
beautiful young R!H Of ~ Jeazz. Bhe cannot keep
ii hcrscf, and g1lcrcs to part With It. VII, those
who rece1re this bsho report OF It's whereabouts
and anything OF interest concerning It. to tho CITY
MazbhA1 Of Chaflcstown, four tines Jcar7"l
On Friday evening OF Inst week the following
rpnnlng took r!hcc on tho New YORK Ccntr1l Ha.t-
road, between Syracuse and Rochester. Tho train
conststcd Of three passenger coaches and bug
gage cat. On leaving Syracuse, tho tra4n was 10
minutes late, owing to a hot jourunl, and did not
get OF unt1! s:o+, Instead Of 1:4a Jordan, II
miles from ayrncnsc, was passed In 81 minutes.
Clyde, Is nl'es from 6JfucoBc, wxl reached IN u
MINUTES, where D Htoppage Of II minutes was
made to cool the journal. Leaving ClYdc, New.
s1k 70 mica from Syracuse, WAS paased at a:tt, b5
minutes running time. PalnYra, 6 miles from
syrac0ae, was reached In 6s minutes running tiue
and Rochester, 81 niletfrom Eysacnse, was gained
In j11at o. pt!nUtes-pn time.