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Tho Weeks Cotton Statement.

New YORK, November 13.-At all the
ports in the United States for the past week
the receipts were 9o,745 bales. Exports
To Great Britain. Al, 100 bales; to the Con-
tinent, II, $40 bales. Stock on hand and
shipboard not yet cleared, 239, 420 bales.
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Foreign News.
FRANCE.

PARIS, November 13.-Ledru Rollin re-
fuses to return to Paris, though he CONT
nues Il candidate for the Legislature. He
has issued an address to the voters of the
ward for which ne is Il candidate, which is
ridiculed by all the morning journals.
Louis Blank is running against Rolln.
PARIS, November 13.-The city garrison
is increased by two cavalry regiments.
Another monster demonstration took
place in the streets to-day III favor OF
Rochelort. 1t was not mclested by the
police.
MADRID, November 13.-TOpete has been
elected Vice-PrcSidcnt Of the Cortcs.
1t is reported the Government has re-
ceived dispatch from Florence to the effect
that the entire Italian Cabinet approves the
candiiatrrc of the Duke OF Genoa.
Senior Orcnz, one Of the Republican de-
puties recently arrested ard Incondition-
ally released. has gone to France. 1t is
said the Government contcmplatcs releasing
all the political prisoners not accused OF
criminal acts.
EYGLAYD-MR. PEABoDY's FUNER1r.
LONDON, November 13.-The funeral Of
Mr.. Peabody took place yesterday, and was
a most imposing ceremony, witnessed by an
immense number Of people.
EGYPT-THE sUEz CANAL.
LONDON, November 13.-AdviccS from
Alexandria state that the great bed OF rock
at I.maile which intertcreS with the dred"-
ing Of the Suez canal can and will be blasted
out The convoy at the opening, waiting
to 90 through consists of eighty ships.
Notwithstanding this favorable report, the
underwriters Of this city mostly decline to
insure vessels bound through the canal.
CAIRO, November 13.-Hhe Empress Eu-
genie departed for Alexandria to-day.
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Eu,n~~1 IF GprspwaF Wool

TROY, n. y, November 13.-General
Wool was buried to-day. The military por-
ton of the procession was half hour pass
ing The houses were draped in mourning,
and there were 90, 900 persons in the streets.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

- The following additional internal revenue
monuments for Virginia are recorded +:
frank ], Bramhall and George W. Graham,
,,au ,Qg~ in The sixth district. 4. II. Hinton
has been appointed inspector Of tobacco for
The >:X,h North Carolina district. r.
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Nayal.-storn, OH the Coast.

FORTRESS MONROE, VA, November 49,
The monitor Dictator, conveying the steam
crs Triuna and Perriwinkle, has departed
for Hey West.
An easterly rain-storm commenced to-day
ut noon.
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MELAHCH NY QCCURRESCE.-hn affray oc-
Cured lust Wednesday between Mr.. VIII
liam Mars AID a Mr.. Akors, in which the
latter was seriously if not fatally wounded.
II seems dispute arose concerning the COG
tract for raising a crop in which they were
co-partncrs. In this dispute the croppcr,
a young MAJ, used insulting language, ac-
coInpanied with threats Of violence. and at
the same time approaching Mr. Mars with
knife in hand. 70 defend himself the latter
seized Il rock and struck his ;.sStilant on The
head and face. Mr.. Mars is an elderly GEN
I!cman, we'll known In this community IS
au honest, peaceful, and ltw-abidng citi-
zen, and has il This affair the sympathy OF
CAach valley Ne2rS.
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A NIsIToR.-A son Of " Ossawattomie
John Brown visited this town on Saturday
last. He was attracted here doubtless by =
desire to view the spot whence his distin-
goi@hcd fathers spirit began marching
on harleSlown { West Va.) Free Press.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

Foreign nJarliets-[BY TELEcRAPHl
LONDON November l3-NOon.--Consols, 93s.
United STATES bonds, so. sugar steady both on the
spot and tiloat. Tall"w, 46s. Ill
PARIS, November l:.-Bourse quiet rcntes, Tx.
&c.
IiAvRE, November 13.-Cotton opens quiet both
on the spot and afoat; low middling', ahont l1ll.
LIVERPOOL, November IA Noon. . Cotton
steady: upIands. Il14Iltd. a; Orleans, llsDllld
estimated sales Ii, 900 bales. Corn, 29s. td Ere
,lta0.-Cotton closed dull at same quotations
sales. s, 900 bales.
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posv-OrFlCEs DlSCoNrISUEp.-Na rictv
Mills. Nelson county; papers now go to
Norwood. kcrr,s creek. Eockbridge coun-
IL: papcrS now should be sent TO LcXing-
ton. ~ N!inc's Cross Roads, Eappahan-
mock county, Edward Carey Is appointed
postmaster r.ce John /. Fogg, resigned.
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BrCEISGUAH AND FAEMyHLE RAILROAD.

BUCEISGUAH AND FAEMvILLE RAILROAD.
The proposition to construct a railroad
from Eurmvile TO Buckingham Courthouse
is beginning to excite great interest in the
counties through which The projected line
will pass. ON "Wednesday night last, during
the session Of buckingham county court, an
Informal meeting of citizens was held, over
which Mr.. Alexander Mose!ey was called TO
preside. The attendance was highly re-
Spectacle in point Of numbers, and was
composed Of some Of the most Influential
and solid men Of the county. Addresses
were made by Mr.. John Hill, Mr.. George
salisbury, Major Hunlcy, MIR. n. B. Tap
scott pre>iding justice Of the county,, and
Other gentlemen. Captain Patterson, one
Of the directors Of tie Southside railroad,
MRS also present, and was understood 10 APP
pear for General Malone, who warmly Ia
rors the project, and is disposed to forward
ii by all means in his power. The speeches
of these gentlemen were all well received,
and the proposition itself met with every
assurance Of iavor.-LynchD'oy Republican.
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TAX on FArMrRS.-C Gcc Of Internal Fcuc-
nae. Washington, November G.-Sir,- Your
letter OF The 4th instant, iHq,,iring il " farm
rr- WAC 20 10 market regularly twice q
week. and sell their produce from the curb
stone along the market mt any place they
cen lind not already occupied. should be
regarded rs produce brokers" is received.
lc;,l, thNt they Sh0ui4 be regarded rs pro-
G"ec brokers, and required to pay special
TN as such.
Farmers arc exempt from special tax
when selling their produce ut the place OF
wuturtjon, or in the manner Of pcdlcrS
.Ut selling At the mGrket place, even though
"a ..acrcut stand o. station is taken every
,.mo, is not selling in the manner Of 4
iedcT.
Taa farmer who is in the habit of going
~ the market place, and selling III the man
!nr above Indicated, makes it his business
- TO sell, and should be required TO pay
special tax accordingly.
Very respectfully.
j. ". DOUGLASS,
tctinm Commissioner.
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INSURES ON MUTUAL NON-FORFEITIN6
AND RETURN PREMIUM PLANS.

Policies Issued In little over two years.. s''"'
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UNFonTrNATE-That shot Of the Alexan-
dria artillery through the accommodating
train " Of General Schenck ut Vienna. The
General VII never forgive the injury. In a
conversation with gentleman from this
city. in " aShington, yesterday, he said that
the people Of the State had not yet been
sccurgcd sufficiently. Oh, Captain Kemper.
dicraudr{I Gazette,
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Lsnchburg, va. November 70, 1902
Isaac Hunter, the Conservative colorcd
orator who won dcscrvedly such rcputa.
ton during the recent canvass, passed
through here last evening ea route to Mis-
sissippi, where he is 20 use his powers OF
elooucncc in behalf of the Dent ticket. He
is sensible and sincere, and will doubtless
do good.
There is son,o talk here affecting the
standing OF a merchant heretofore occupy
ing u high position for integrity. The trans
action whi i gives rise to talk is the alb
stracton { certain coupons which should
haze been .,cund attached to bonds belong
ing to the estate of the late Mr.. Miller.
They were presented in New York for sale
under susI cious circumstances, and an in
yoStigation proves them to have been stolen,
and justE suspicion, as before remarked,
Of 4 prom tent business man resident here.
a man na.ocd Harrison offered the coupons
in New l~ck, and he and his brother (both
Eng!isllmc NJ have since abscondcd. the
impression is that they We're the dupes Of q
more edit ,atcd thief. The affair creates
great into, cst,- Petersburg I,sdeI.
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4 MARTYR TO RAHRoADs.--Mr. Thomas
acre lot through which the Alexandria.
LoGdoun add Hampshire, and the Washing
ton and Alexandria railroads already run,
and he has now received notice that corr
miSsioncrS are to condemn another portion
Of it for the use of the track of the Bernie
Bank railroad. Three railroad tracks pass
ing through Il tilteen-acrc lot in different
directions cont leave much Of it for cultiva-
Gaelic.
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A SwINDLER on HIS RoUNDs.-A man
named Adolph Myer, apparently of Jewish
birth, recently established slycrsmth's
shop al Appomatt0X Courthouse. He re-
manned about ii month, during which time
he was well patronized. At the end Of it
he decampcd, taking with him some five OF
>iX gold and some twenty silver watches,
opposed TO be worth several hundred dol
lars. Nothing is known OF the direction
taken by him.
it is hoped that the following description
Of the Swindler may lead to his idcntitisa-
ton and arrest: Hcis Il low man, with dark
hair, somewhat curly, speaks broken Eng
iiSh, is about five feet six inches high, about
twenty-five years old; has Il cooked eye
and 4 doWncast look; his right eye is the
larger; his eyes are dark; wears 4 mus
tachc. and a sloyc-pipe hat which has been
cut down. When he left he had on gray
-uit lie was last seen ut the Courthouse
sunday night.
hIyci recently did business ut Lovingston
Depot. III Nelson county. lie signs his
name W. \. D. Mycr, and says he was raised
IN New Orleans. All honest people arc
warned to be on their guard against him.
LyuchjH1y Republican.
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A QUEER WEDDIEG.-Rev. D., Metho-
dist minister stationed ut Meadrillc some
Years AGO, one evening received note sta
ting that Il couple living in the suburbs Of
the city desired to be united in the bonds Of
matrimony, and requested his services at 8
o'clock the next morning. AT the proper
time he Went to the house designated, and
entered. He inquired of 4 young lady who
was busy washing dishes if there was 4
couple there wishing to be married. -
am the lady" she said, bluShing; " John
will he in in 4 moment" The minister was
surprised 10 see no preparations, and
stepped to the door to view the surround
ngS. Two men were hard at work grind
ing scythes in the yard, and another, who
proved to be ''JOhn," was tending 4 cow
and calf in the barn-yard. The young lady
came to the door pretty soon and shouted,
John, John, hurry up, the preachers
here :" John leaped the fence and rushed
10 the house, the girl wiped her hands on
her apron. and, after joining hands, said
they were ready. The minister proceeded,
and had Just rot through questioning the
Young man when the old lady rushed into
the room, shouting, John, John, you
didn't turn the cow away from that calf d"
John lei 20 his sweetheart S hand instantly.
and rushed to the barn-yard, put the old
cow through the bars, and then returned TO
the house. again took his position, when
the balance Of the ceremony was gone
through with. The minister went OH his
way, John went to the hay field. and the
lady resumed her dish-washing.-foreS!
(Pd.) Republican.
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Dividends paid on life policies, FORTY FEB
CENT, which proves the economy OF Its manage
ment and Its careful selection or risks.
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OFFICERS:
w. q. CARRISGTON, President:
JOHN E. EDWARDS, Vice-President:
~. j. HARTSOOK, Secretary;
J. j. HOPKINS. Assistant Secretary:
B. c. UhRTSOHK, Cashier;
g. ". PFRROW J
c: ii: SMITH. Medical Advisers;
GEORGE ROSS,
PROBE ssoR f. r. SMITH, Actuary;
y. p. FACKLFR Consulting Actuary;
JAMES f. WOLFF, Superintendent OF Agencies
DIRECTORS:
WM b. ISaACS GEORGE S. PALMER,
J. j. HOPKINS. JOHN FINDERS,
W. c. CAERISGTOS, WIN. II. PALMER,
L. Y STOKES WM. G.. TAYLOR,
r. H. SAURY c. RI. PEKROW.
JOHN e EDWARDS, JOHN G. WILLIAMS
DkN-I T uAPTS00K
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This mpany has met with success beyond all
parallel in life inGurancc and nfers to the south
ern public 4 HOME ENTERPRISE equal to any
and surpassed by none In existence.
It advises the payment of all cash premiums, oe-
cause then dividends will continually decrease
each next payment, until nothing Ill be required:
and the policy may he source OF income put IL
win allow onr-,hird loan anticipating policies:
Parties who fail to pay all cash premiums VIII
please remember their cash payments sre NOT
likely to decrease, and that interest is TO DC pa1o
annually OH all loans not absorbed by dividends
It requires notes FOR loans OF the part OF pre-,
miums. hut endorses the loan on lis policies Until
absorbed by dividends or policy is payable.
II has no restriction on residence or travei, al
poicies are non-forfcitable and the right OF par
ties guaranteed the face of the policy as part OF
the contract.
II has the following valuable features which no
other comppny gives The late war tsught many ths
penalty Of being separated from the home nce by
having their past payment forfeited. This COM
pany guards against this In her Policies, and III
event of separation from Its office bv any inter-
ventlon. guarantees to such all the right OF non,
forfeiture, paid-up policy. surrender value ana
Reinstatement, us though there had been no sacn
Intervening cauHe.
It's investments are made for southern advance
ment. 1t brings money TO our peoplc-keeps money
with our people. Then. Why should they continue
| to impoverish themselves by sending money OF,
which can as easily, rs safely, as probably, be
| The PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON asks I'LL
who wish to insure 10 compare Its rates, terms,
progress with any company, and feels conndent
| 49, 2-d&wlm
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TOBACCO BARNS BURNED.-Last Thurs
day evening about sunset two barns Of to-
bacco were burned by lpcendiaries OIL the
plantation Of Alexander Cunningham, on
sandy river, PittSylvania county, some five
miles above Danvilie. The barns and all
the tobacco in them ESTIMATED at 100
pounds) were completely destroyed. Two
TO Jail, charged with the ollence.-Lysci-
burl IirW1NQn.
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FURNITURE, &c.

AND BEDDING WARE
E HOUSE. laos and 1910 Main street, Rich
moud, Vac. 3. STACY i son confidently IN
wife their friends and the public generally TO their
FALL STOCK, just completed; which will be
found TO be the most extensive and varied ever OF.
fered In Richmond; and in every article they are
prepared To compete with the best houses In the
country; and In BEDDING, their facilities en-
able them TO defy competition.
SHuCKS! SHUCKS SHUCKS!
We win pay cash for SuUCKS III any quantity,
delivered III Richmond.
We are anxious TO appoint agents In every To-
cality from which Shucks viii bear transportation,
Ia whom We will furnish presses for ballng. Par
ticul3rs on application So so-2m
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RECOyEEING.-We learn that Dir. Brooke,
the young man who was so dangerously
wounded on Monday last by i penitcntiary
convict who was endeavoring TO escape, is
much better, and it is believed now he will
Yecoycr.-LylchGHry Nears.
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STILL LEAvlSG.-Ahout forty more negro
men left this city Yesterday afternoon for
the South-,"'''" "'~i'~ :" - -. .'-
others TO Loul~E"... >,,. d. ,no
"ncwly entranchiSed," ii continued much
longer ut the same rate it has been going on
for wool; q mast, will soon rid rs Of MI the
surplus negroes i'll the city.-Lynchburg
NerS.
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r IFE, FIRE, AND n AR1NE
INSURANCE
effected by
THOMAS d. ALFRIEND & SON.
GENERAL AGENTS,
NO oo2 MAIN STREET.

CAPITAL REPRESENTED. ....... S27 100000
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, OF LONDON
AND EDINBURGH.
CAPITAL AND ELECTROMAGNETIC o,ooo.
This company was established In lsOo, and has the
highest character. It's strength Is unquestlonable
KSICKERBOCKER LIFE IESURAE
COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
ANNUAL INCOME. o,ooo.
Dividends paid annually. All kinds or policies
Issued.
UNITED STATES FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
BALTIMORE.
CAPITAL AND ASSETS. Steo,cn.
PETERSBURG SAVINGS AND INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF PETERSBURG, VA.
CAPITAL AND ASSETS. $40, 900.
Representing the above sound, reliable, and
prompt-payinS companies, we solicit the patron
age OF those requiring insurance.
THOMAS NJ. ALFRIESD & SON,
SC o-2m 90? Main street.
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The examination Of John II. Salmon,
charged with the murder Of his mother and
brother upon the testimony Of Detective
GrldG0ck and other witnesses, was going on
III Charlottesville at last accounts.
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THE TENNESSEE RAILROAD CAsEs.-The
published statement or the compromise OF
the Irmc>-cc Railroad eases il the Su-
irene Court is erroneous. The railroad
companies Jointly prepared bond to secure
lh, ,,oyoGumcu; tor lis claims in case judy
lugut ,ual untlly he rendered against them.
Uuj- bond was accepted by the attorneys
rtae Government in place Of the receiver,
which was asked in the petition before jus
tee SWa.Eo. The cases, about twenty in
ALL now 80 back 10 the lower courts TO be
tried Of their merits.
THE >Ay DIM1NGo SToEY.-Thcrc seems
H. Dc 40 foundation for The sensation story
relative 10 the lifting out OF an expedition
- ,ak- possession ut -.in Domingo. The
Albany, which sailed FOR New York Oh
Thursday, Was regularly assigned to the
We; India station, ana took out nothing
NOR" tlsn her regular complement Of arms
..l .uut.uitiun.
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THE STATE FAIR.-The great State Fair
Of 1869 will long be remembered by all who
visited it. The expectations OF It's most
Sanguinc friends were far surpassed. More
than thirty thousand visitors were i'll at
tendance. From every section Of the State
our people came together, full OF hope OF
the future of the Commonwealth. 1t was 4
glorious rcunion, and we venture to say
that more was accomplished toward prac-
teal reconstruction by this meeting OF Fir-
ginia people and visitors from other States
than by all the conventions and Legislatures
that can be assembled.
The display of horses, swine, poultry,
articles Of domestic manufacture, agricul-
turtl implements, machinery Of all kinds,
fruits, &C., was superior to anything we
had ever seen ut IL Virginia Fair. If the
cattle department was not so we'll filled as
formerly, it was easy to account for it. Suf-
lice it TO say, that in the mere display of
Virginia productions the Fair WAS decided
success. Major Sutherlin, the energetic
president of the State Society, and the EX-
acutivc Committee, deserve much praise.
They are entitled to the thanks Of the whole
State.
But one mistake was made, which we
hope in the future may be avoided. An
old politician and a preacher were invited
to deliver addresses. Both made very elo-
quent and very silly speeches. If they had
confined their remarks to subjects appro-
pirate to such an occasion they would have
done well, bat both must need talk politics,
and indulge in spread-eagle defamation
about Nir9inia's past, which struck us Us
not only out of taste, but unwise and un-
dignifcd.-Bedf0rd Sentinel.
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rTHE SOUTHERN MUTUAL
i FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. S250,0OO.
Chartered by the Commonwealth Of Virginia.
OGicc Northeast corner Of Ninth and Main
streets, Richmond. Va.
This company issues participating policies on
farm and city property. by which the Insured be-
comes q member Of the company. sharing In Its
profits. A semi annual dividend Of three per cent
declared July l, 1869.
j. s. CALVERT. President;
II. s. PRICE. Vice-Presdent and Treasurer;
J. ". SEXSON, Secretary;
DIR. il. G. DAVIDSON, General Agent.
90 Air
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R1cHMoSD.-We have had the pleasure OF
visiting Richmond within the last two
weeks for the first time in twelve months.
We have always been interested in the pros
peiity of our beautiful capital, and it was
very gratifyingt to learn that its fall trade has
been heavier than at any time since the
war.
1t might have been much larger II the
Richmond merchants had tried to extend
their trade. We do not write in any fault
finding spirit. Richmond has no sincerer
friend than the present writer. BY refer
encc TO the advertising columns Of the Sen
anet, it will be seen that we do not need any
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DOMESTIC INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA. oA
CHARTERED 1863.

Desirable FIRE and MARINE RISKS invited.
Office: 1914 MAIN STREET.
D.J. HARTSOOK, President.
DAVID j. BURR. Secretary.
u. C.WHERRY. JR.,
oc 2o-3m Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22

The pupils in Hanlon's velocipede school had
a race Saturday evening, In which Mr.. Ballard won
the first prize. silver cup making quarter OF mile ia
one minute Isl seconds large number Oh spectators
n Guiding number Of ladies, were present
Assessor Webster of the XXXlld District was
Instructed by Commissioner Deano on Friday, TO i'm.
edatey dispense with the services OF Assistant Asses
sors William ii Craig and George Hepburn. who were de-
tailed for duty week or two ago by supervisor
The friends OF the Assistant Assessors are cohhu v.
their speedy restoration or as soon as the IscIs III ne
case ON which the removals were made are properly
nlaced before the authorities In Washington. -,
Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan will leayPms arrival in in
Avenue Hotel. where he has resided morning by the
this city from Washington, his old headGuaTters
evening tram TOT fol Personal business there he ppr
AFTER tTansaefeGt 20 Chicago He will be accompanied
b9 COZ Crosby Gen. Forsyth OF LieutG sherldars
sfaf left The city for Columbus Ohio. Oh sunday morn
ing on Saturday evening Lleut-Gen sheridan, with
Gen Forsyth, visited The Tammany and Bryants
Minstrels.
The Hon. Galusha A. Grow, Pennsylvania !;
Judge Dunleavy, OF Baltimore Ex'Congressnen Win.
dom OF Minnesota Col w. 5. Smo0t, Washington ana
the Hon H. A. Richmond, Batavia u are ~ the rum
Ayenue Hotel Controller Allen Albany; the Hon. L. =.
'rrinble M C., Kentucky Col SAM Tate, OF Tennessee
II A. Nelson, Montreal; and Judge Lyman watkins, N
Y are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel Judge Anasa J. Par
kerr Albany and NJ Dessandcs Montreal are at the Bre-
wort House Wendell Phillips is at the ST. Pens Hotel
Gen Shepherd, u. s. A. Gen q. G. Myers Ogdensbulghi
aud Col f. T. Robb OF Georgia are ut the AStor House