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FOREIGN.
Great Orange Demonstrations
in Ireland.
Marshal l1cA1ahon 10 Succeed Mar
shall Mel as Minister Of War.



LONDON, August ia.
Tie race OF the Victoria Club. for the Compo-
do.e cup, Saturday, wns Won By Esr1a II 4:aa
and Condor at 1851.
The Harvard crew were onr At practice again
Saturday. Ihe5 travcrsed the course from Put
neJ 70 MorilaIe. The regular course agreed upon
for the race on the e9sh ust., In 81 minutes and 10
eecopds. The oxford crew afterHhfn rovcd orer
the zane coarse in g minutes and 10 eeconts.
Clasper Ii building q boat for the, Halrafd crew,
and Qats b. the best makers have been ordered
LONDON. August Is.
The Uafyards we're out TO- day In thrtr nex boat,
using for the arst time the Lew set o1 oafs made
i.e1a The Oxford men were also on the water 1t
the pane time, and both crews were loudly
cheercd by the spectators, Of Thon large num-
ber had gathered on the banks. Tie betting has
HOVE fairly commenced, and siands TO In tarof
Of oxford.
CHEAT ORANGE DENOMINATION II IRELAND.
DcsIIs, August 10.
i great O1auge dem onetratlon Vas made to-day
At Clones. II Is est,ma,ed that thirty thousand
people took part IN the procession and the eno'e-
euept opeu.Alr meeting. Resolsea were adopted
tenoDnctng the dtscstablishmcnt Of tho Hlsh
Church and tho P1rtT Professions act.
FESIAN hYxPAIHY-
Mcet4uR1 have been held In Waterford and
Thuriea, at which resolutions were adopted uSg1og
the government to issue i general amnesty TO
Ferlans.
MINERS RIOT At GHKTFtRLp.
Lohpok, August 16-MIdnight
The mtne1a held meeting At shel1e!d to-day,
10 devise DeasEzes for keeping Up their strike.
After the meeting number Of men Who had
been locked out attacked the bouses OF some Of
the un!onIsts and sacked them. a great not fol-
lowed, but It wna finally stopped by the police,
who succeeded In dlspersi1g the moi. Al Last &c
counts the city WAS quiet
AMERICAN lIEI1TES KKLKAsED BY TIE ABf5-
eLs11ks,
Lospox. AuRus; lG
The Levant Herald reports that two American
pselates, who have been detained three yeats II
Abysstnla, have been released through the inter
cesslon of TIE British Government
TIE FEk1AN PRISONERS.
Rev. Paul Baglcys petition for the release OF
American Fenians has been sent to the Queen.
Franco.
THE EMrEHoKd FpTEAE MoyE4EHIs-
PAAls, August 16-
The Emperor Will visit the camp ~ ChAlons In
September.
The Iuelic to-day states that tho Emperor still
eu1crH from rhemat1c pains and remains at St
Cloud.
REVIEW 1T cHAl0ka.
The Prince Imperial IN the absence Of the En-
re5or reviewed the troops at Chhtons yesterday.
MARSHAL EIEL's SUCCESSOR
Parts, August IL.
Marshal McAahon 1t1l probably succeed Mar-
| stal Slel. deceased, as Minister Of War.
Au4trin.
TIE WAR AIA1sEER ON TIE srRorEAs srrrAT'oH.
yIEshA, August 10.
Atthe Sitting Of the Austrian House Of Dele
gates to-day, during discussion Of the military
estltnatea the Minister Of War said: "Cons'der-
ing The aspect Of affairs u reduction Of The army
, 1869-08-17

stock Of 600, died articles Of tutorpor1aon
With the Secretary of Srutn 10 day4
An u1kDoNn man Va4+ ktlet near Anbafar n
this county, 1ate Saturday might, hJ being ~
oTer hy freight traln on the st. IooA Al1ea ea
stated that be Vas lrom Atisni4. Ga. 1nele - nS
had Wtfe and re children. No o!ame !. auasnea sses
to my one. A bottle Of wniakey found with hn9,
eIp1M1 the cAuae OF hla Death -.
feM What Is coming into fhfs n4tKet 5ely
freely. Oar ntGe1x pnJ 4l-fs per bushei iot Ho.
ISL. Corn In hEtngtDg ss centa- tnf Shippers pay
LIS for No wheat
Ed AfmtuuDg and .Wm. Crenshaw. charged
With the MURDER Of John Sands, al eoloren mea,
aud who hare been laying IN The comfy JAA
fcE some time, we're brought before Judge "a
warts To-day and discharged from Coz:ods, lne
evidence not being Sufficient 10 NASaat thell
further deteIuon.
The following II sta,ement OF the receipts and
e1pendtturts Of TIC state Treasury during tue
mouth Of July. Tue receipts have betn as fol-
lows: .-.-..-
Into the
ete dtbt {ind aet..:a
N iIitn, = t.cnif. i Il Ii ma fnnd ~ aiI7s
10 utJ and city interest fusd lSIpd
The disbursements have beens
lALfEst 3utd ~
I!taol. Central Railroad ft1d ........... a7+le:
CIR and County Interest fund. nG.......,... 13,1oJU
1-.,.-. IL, r.,. I1,c r. II
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f-,,tstn John Tearre, Of Louisville, has brought
eu1I. il the Common Pleas Court OF that city,
arniust the owperE OF the steamer United States.
iterrraber Last Mr. Frarce aud her sor were
messengers On the Cn:sed statcs, from c1nclnnsh
10 louisville. md wire hosa Elled b5 the co.i3lon
If the CnIted states with the America nj Rania
lan,i.ng. the damages a1e laid n foEsJ thousand
dollars.
, 1869-08-17

TOR LIVERPOOL IND QTEENSIOHs
Aa11tH1H, 1t1H,nu Z III ~ YORK XFEAf SATURDAY.
AMI ALTERNATE TUESDAYS

49, E.Iln I;iI S:ecxaxs, CuzxxEe|.
r q ~. ~ So % tool o. Gscc..a. tesuo
s. q TSss9 tfs.p6 s' e q, n,na3
stJoans h5 I'm 81 a;,1ss 59as'S .issIne y & .,
TSeiets cd 10 and from England. I:rlsaa aah taa
Ces,ins1t, ~ = f. + Gpsny's otanes JotiN T. pALE
sssGt, /: BIC .dw.y. New Yat q = JAMEs ~ Mt
BE- tsea md sYop3 seeaied fas saJ steamer OF aasa
, 1869-08-17

rnsroS August lG-Thc tutal valuation OF Hos-
nm fnr tar nhlc nTposes, nccorlbG TO the Asscs-
eoes returns for ls6o IS sso lero, beiag ~ tn
cyrasc over ias: year Of t3a, ,s5it|n.
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HEi ATEtkE

~. Lotus, August 16-The rrtHferB' Etrkt It
hhnshs City hh. t.tn satisfactorily aE13ngcd, tho
pInpslors Of the Eullrtn yielding to the demands
OF thc rI1nterA
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the
PEqFLk AGAIN


Ah'et-o eo1A =" N oclGcr. es
H. II e s n9ssn sna ~ R ps us, s
ATbe people' id not respond ven Al the
hour appointed the only q sovereign" In attend
tTesse il his spcctacsrs, gIupIllg tac end Of !
people" IN Ginning forward. ~ m Lis syes bflssteaed
tered, and sas ~ followed soon afte1 By Justice
SooWei IStse e4ae caeers erar1,nelt an:poa tnem
ntIng a1d. caIprn;er, Eho Was an unwei-
ssmeea beto,e s Eli Tie iTouble lesans to'' A1>
Nj, ReJnolds called The ner1IuS to order hy
ausns INTO tse 9oae os eeesns our our and
t.Irrt Cf1alFmsu md tnen We can GO 10 buslfess
Tou viii ue kind enough to give Us ! fair hearing.
teS4 ~ 1sp Ns3polds nominate III. cr.stendcn ~
Chalrran,
ySss ses eec1ea ma !aok the chair
NJ. Cs1renoen. Feliow-C1uzens: About four
weefs ago NUMBER Of persons met ia this hall,
to stieC,pt 10 oppose III r1nE and chques tha, trj
10 coLtest clty utice1A 4 resolution then o1ered
VIZ drfeated by the uaenlnattoos Of the enemies
Of ,be ro1ensnt, I IN sor7 ZONE mora
presssie, Lot tae csnse is gool one, aad lam Al
* Aid. Carpenter ,n,ak thas is an adjourned
Aeetu!k, aAo VIZ e4ie'A-A ~AA~3ANA4A 0 '-
'nf fasi, e. t.l.n sar, res give u. the original
4 Man In the fral) More heynolds to the chatt.
Nr. ErEpoltls- sh!Ek iii. Crttenueu has beeu
fairly elected, and should keep inc chair. Zones
tiou, question: lfthere aze PERSONS acre 70 ofeak-
IL. payers vi r,se and Put them dosn. fSotse-I
Alu. Ca.penEeE We eSnI proceed wia r.
%ss,'nS aas..'au unless We nave enAnsn ''e Us Inc
Thn Chairman AL In favor, SAT arc; all cp-
posea, 10.
The divsaon nas taken and Mr. crtsendcn held
On 10 oltcc.
The Chairman. Thts!s an adjourned meeting
otder Aid, Carpente. viii read the minutes Of
the LIST neci.ng.
AID Carpenter. / think az you changed the
have rotation In o11lce ali round. anye no laln-
utes 10 read. [1auFhieE.l
4 Man ismostnsi s secon,s i i the nom;aation. u:
M5. Fuller. decline the emolunents Of of1ce.
iii. Rcynol.,s, I nominate Ms. Fury.
The Chairman. hope nj. FuT5 Wln accept aud
S / Voice. oS In noninase ( NJ m II. Esans, : INV S-'
4 reorie, lsecona Evans ILa7shte:.l ....
..7a II. h'ans' ltespec''1n5 aee''A' Ans' .'f4D''
lea 70 seia: seSe move 'na' f h'ans ~ n0' d.
At nTaI Nsp. Second her too. t1augntcr.l
nsase e1cnss Eeans me- s.an "AI' ~ Fs'' ''1 "'
r.. ~ HS1uoum rGs,13nsn Mr Heynnlis. Sentlemen.
Nr. Hrtnn1ns. / move hat Wheu We ndtonrn nc
odtpurn 10 meet here three weeks from tonight.
,oaIn IN now. 'o'. "N'A ~ ''-e'' y ''''''''''
nsas as eDul9an lA.'s ~ ssse-s .s,. sns ras.
eose !oot y
me sha!sMan, m4as soat a, tnH sesn,nt,nn Iii
, 1869-08-17

Of ttls e4ttit u tweIsh e cn sxle 10 dr. tt,e
Is s s r., E e. ss:sa iss ~; sas
e.. t. ~ ss ~ E ss a' s. 'es
8 g IL 90: 3Rs r E .:s9f % ! sa -
ass Se ii II keasps; e9. rs ees
!. :si i ! IL &: 'sas, +: e':es
s.I .:sS :s;SsR 81 Il. ~ .:sSs
ss:s!e sf::s :,ifs :S::
l:a!s! r. :. 3 g = t4 ohie ,a1ss efssa ssa
s{!s.9t. lsass. !. !. s.esa a.fa:s Al q b IS.
A1s!s. s bos. .as t,i.S, "a With oo fay.he week
hasts anfs- 4 iii ss, ! 3ss;s
spces. Dszpassa &c The Chiessr rritrsse.
ALBANY, y. r. Acxc4s H.
.s oa % II f1s.s Ras.f5s sas .
e Iii 1sss = kssss I'D ass't; s II.
At I've: = .r-7.st1. I.l.s r: II 7te: =
ssfF:s'as IL e !. : ssssE {.
Js,ne, n;si I'D = kt3.s,Sky: .rs5..s9t =. -:
LII Wa s,d & sssrts sftites ZIG al 4 t. liz :.
lInton & Roee2tt4 .als ~ are:afin55 iGo =. :! :!
Il .vetssioe i.s@ IL. It 3ssl
ths*p ia rlpdc1ate rr.uett 1t +3s.c And lazabe Al
Hasa In Light demand; no change In psiec4-
PHILADELPHIA
cut n,!s 1bastes Aass IT, a 4 1T e1s!s
Western .ke+ss. sAe ter chuio e fus fair II f1
Shstp da,i I'd ie1er: .aies iioap at rer szou
Hasstn f.ir d,1n.nd 4 an sdEasaee: s.1ta s4@a II
sl+ootsit's PCT eWt Mt; sExr,xx.v
Aqs :t. ~ IT, e g s,,:s I'D ss =
Gei ca.tis UNCHANGED.
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Twenty-Five Tons OF 1rnn sonf IN
st,r Mount Carbon Furnace

From TX caira Eu1.tffn, -lH:tust l.
The proximity Of Mount Carbon to the iron
orcs Of MssOuu, anil the 1ne1 1hAustoie hbah, lAhcc
Of excellent smelling ooAl at haud. led 70 tne e.
ianlishuent OF an iTun-sMe1ttnE !n1nsse a. tsas
point. 1nc e1rc r1nseut proved grand suceess
tuu for keEctal week. tbs work prosseasen
most encon.aE!ngty. Some tine last VT;
however, The furnace, Nhen Cha1Se"
1ltn twenty or twenty-five tons Of uaotcn !Eon,
mas unlntcntlouall! permitted 10 cool Of 3aat
great mass Of kotd Iron now !tcs IN the botsosa .;
The furnace, and the oa1y Waylt can IL. LSdaofe1
il by the NE OF a hAtunct and chseL me lns.
nace cannot tc kur1l down, for lis erection caaaoa
thc ouilat Of tena Of tnoukAuds OF dol11A Hence
tnc trcr ease rnnSs Of tsou must be chsseei o1t,
chip by chip process that Wilt involve the aooE
OF tloulhl The losA 10 ths Mount Carton Company
MI be nanJ Thousands Of dol!sfb
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Dacda

prT,srCrGn. AlE1s, !k-Johnuy fEeaderSast,
negro II .ps,Te!, t.ted ~ the 1tinhser Hotel 5es-
lerdnT pf Gang seslon Of the bEalo.
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Fntnl I'm nFond -teciduut In Virginia.
RICHMuEp, ArEnsz IA trnil On the South Side
HR1I!uad vas thrown OF the track txelyc miles
from Petersburg thts morning. Instantly ki.i!ug Il
Iiohson, The conductor. and Rev. Vim. Nycfs,
cnlnrrd rteAchCF.
, 1869-08-17

New Orleans 3lnrket.
NEW on11AxA Ann..t s,-t:oE1os-sAt* ct u bsie'
loN pltddliI ~ 1t at34$e- Rscclpts, = hAlss
AIAps7GTrEEFlour-Firtn: suJ-sdn-. *a.s: Ky
Akso; XXX. fs7A C1fr dull, white. SlM oAh. b
SdHc,- B1ao- % O.
HAT 4.gH, -,
1-e for ahoudt!s and Ist Ane for aides. Hama LID
:5+e Er1.-Tte9rr. axssU4e, kee- =aa?E
GxpcTKttS-Sukar Sfr1; common II alec ts1u4t
uIt9ltSc. Muia1.es dnIl retAts4 II &Ss1u
THtAx xE1-$i. .fs4tAllA
T-Ekth1nEc.SteGNl8+ 1tS. He" A1sa
sISbt. i. premium. IitAd. t33A.
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Execution OF a Kentucky Murderer
Ordered
Lnr17vn1E, August 1k-GorernoT steFensoo,
to-day. fo1 wart1c1 to the 6heEG Of thn tJcacfsoo
Couttt, j; m o1dcr TO proceed In execution OF tae
sentence In the caAe Of William kE1el. t1c VIE.
nus,lcfcs, who WAS conftctssi and scutehee1 10
drath nj tho last term OF The Circuit lpust lhc
fhn
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THE PEOPLES PARTY.
Meeting ut the Recorders Court
Room.
Mr.. Reynolds Defeated.

1.-THE Peoples Party.r Of which the tneritsbla
Mr. Reynolds Il ths Head Centre called meet
tp1 4. O'Clock last evening, 10 the Recorders
courtroom. On tie doot Eetr posteEa with the
following words:
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AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED.

Agents for Homes and Fortunes
!, IN. at1rs West and suony S1u.h u .Is4ks y
the sn,oR msu of hune and tu!tuHo, and seA4 niai
EhJ bare nd how aeek II: Il tell the eAsAtis,
f.Imer ;bc bess 1Ad4; tho irtteaa: the ta;a
The prof'nsl E'an FL ~, a. 3a, VII NY
oafht tuov a. u u. Ut e. aISsf ~
4ot<re,ttIf ard p1,puisF. sand to[ 3.rHlaF Eats1a
ius uen eAn 1e.Tn 4 EnE1 .n1xiee ~ IL sa:s
flhSr
, 1869-08-17

COOk, COHuRr + CO..
Kxr6TtfEI ApTEETIHfS1 AnKH1h
xrs axt&oriasI rserfs< adse7ttsS..ss4s J~ LIZ
1xr ~ ~ ~ rules l, a3sAtt tu Feeets aAfFrF-
sss<rssrtt ~ .otr4s or an NKwaFAFKAA Oh AAeA-ISs
In uny L7nS41s-} |. 1< T. @ 7-1s:e-7ss AZ hePs'-
lAA4Fs' ksseAs y.Tirss-
, 1869-08-17
DISSOLUTION.

Thr r.sfuersttp II D1GnY. MILtRt CO. esntls- -
tns al Thao plxby /. 5. Miller. AMes E1AtA Ana na'
IA slssa1 l. is day dissolved hs nus.a! en.rMe;
nt.,n Tho retirement ut Jau ESauA Thu sSt4alu4
srtusrT T. coIct III outatAadttE claims md a'snias
al u4bilis3r4.
;ft,1w t.yfl.
, 1869-08-17

STEELE TAkTIS.
NrTxFArEA ApYKhf1aI1G Agents., bkAhBcRN Tiki
TEX bCI.ptN0.
Ar. t. st<is4 q r<rfl.es.xass T1 T1!nCzH
as ~ lotf..t rui4., asI a14o for Gay Daily Hrs1F
Np.t1ls Se1r.1.7,+r K4}astns - AE-,t"a ~ {-hs1%
~ Est,sfs pr1ees Es.a.s sv ary nss>trr " opAs d.
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spain.
ENCOUNTER BETWEEN CAR1isrS Ind sPANIsH
TEOoFS.
MADRID, August ID
Encounters continue between the troops and
bands o! Car1l.ta. Epto the present moment the
Carl!sta hare been uniformly defeated.
, 1869-08-17

San Fsnneis~o Market.
san Fx4xcI1co, August 16,-F1our 4utet At 3s.5t.
Wheat usrtirr ch1c- rhtprink, noufnA No Inquiry
R.cetrt1 fot the past fors5+iSht houfs unusually
he.vs, -ooo sacks,
lAEa1 tende1s, .1A.
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MASONIC NOTICES.
slRNS0ritC.

aSaLAR LEDGE No. 5ca 4. r. and 4. NJ Hiatr
Hall EreciaI c1 attp thls tTu. stayt tst ming
Hrthrru ste r1tdisIly Invited. Work 7 c. an3 II. ~
Drs:etr BIZ order Of tt. y. n
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With n gold pencil case. It was then
whole. He took It from the boy and locked
it in his desls.& Ina day or two he returned
it, and shortly afterwards saw II in two
broke itsfor fun. iTss 'zi5stli't & .i'-A
Monday morning Iwas at the courtroom
with the teacher and several of the boys
before the opening of the court.
When his honor came in asked him to
hear additional Testimony. lin favor OF the
defendant. His honor remarked that 1t
was not usual to receive testimony after q
verdict had been agreed upon. However,
on learning from me the nattire of the
testim5ny had to offer, he yielded. The
teacher was called and sworn. The Judge
pronounced that sufficient, said few
words to the jury, who, after considering
for few seconds n pronounced their verdict
not guilty. q 4 800 gss ~ ss,sr so.soj =
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INFORMATION WbSTED.-We find the follow
ing in the London Universe marked to strike
our attentioD/ We trnst any of our readers
having information on tho subject will trans
nit it to/the proper quarter:
weAre DESTROYS of pointing the attention OF
ourAmericau contemporaries to the following
f1Gts.-East OctobeFswe published in the INT
LTerse the statement that Mr.. Mason, registra-
ton officer, and several negroes, were reported
! to have been murdered by the ku-klux. Ian
| in Fulton county. Mobile, Arkansas, and also
/ that an organized body of men had set out in
x stfte Of Arkansas to discover a gang of
+ "a fIjans who had been concerned in the murder
| IF Cant Mason Four of them were captured,
! tried and hanged by sentence of vigilance
committee We were consulted by Mrs. Mason
! Gtbe wife of Capt Mason), of Backlane, New
| Ton HYDE, Manchester, as to the best mode of
/ learning further particulars, aud we advised
her to Write to the public department in Wash
| ington with which he was connected. She did
| So but. strange to say, received no answer.
| This is a course which should not have been
| odoptetl by n Government, to fglR for which
the late Capt Mason left England. We under
| stand that a Capt Lippincot, formerly OF
trenton N. j., a friend of Capt. Mason, might
| he able to clear up the painful doubt. Wehope
that the American papers Will copy this, and
tbns HELM to give Mis-. Mason some Information
respecting her husband.
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AUTHORIZED CAPITAL e5cO,OoO.

This institution has been chartered by the state OF
Louisiana for twenty Ave years; and having effected
permanent organization Is prepared to make loans AT
not more than FIV L PER CENT on Diamonds, SILVER
ware Watches, Jewelry, Dry-9ioods lacea. " caring
Apparel Furniture, and all movable or mmovaDie prop
erty. -,r....
Also, on Uncurrcnt Money State Warrants, Me ,s
evidence of State city indebtedness United states
Officers Pay Accounts United States Qunrternaster
Vouchers and old Gold and Silver taken.
PRIVATE TRAScFIadies Visiting the Assoclatio3n
can y passing down CarOndelet street. lind private
entrance to the Office on Perddo street. .s-
JOS. II. WILSON, President
JOHN w. UILLMAN, Cashier apps ly
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A aan assortment of zFresh Druga and Ghamlcala-
always hand. ~ 80 a. * 80 IS :
@PERFBMEREFF English, and Anaerican--
fBRUSHES-Tooth, Hair and nail In great variety /.
T. seAPs-Essry quality and - 81.
Special attention given e the Compromising Of Physi
cians, Prescriptions at all hours. Gao ON
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;TngmsaTaavdA 2uozNAIlaos.lM
-r1va srAn AND cArHoE1c AEssENdIR.
WIZ AND wIspoN'

--sSw eodsrE4Ss. s6NDA9, MAY :. 1859
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When the heart is pure, there is hardly any
thing which can mislead the understanding IN
matters of personal Government.
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= LELIEvR Els,
- CATHOLIC BOOK STORE,

174 Royal Street, ~ .-.-,.-. 174
1rac raropne street between Canal street and tho
80. Rev. Jesuit Fathers Church ts-tz
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81 IA spfllmaIins Spins Supporting Shoulder Brace.
Also-scle. Marufacturer of 5ohnsoas Patent IA
Refers So4-PTofeasor Warren stone DR. h. D. Schmidt
Drs Beard and ChOppin. Dr. Sam Logan and Ithe Pro
ofdsrs for measures LETT at the store WIN prompt
atfendedto. ls9ses{3 - EftsI'f e&@a S " ja3l fy
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The Radicals and Foreigners.

Some few foreigners i'll this city are EadI-
Gals. We invite the attention of such to The
reason which the Radicals of Rhode Island,
Il State that is overwhelmingly Republicans,
and never elects a Democrat TO any of IT,
office, give for not ratifying the fifteenth
amendment We find it stated in telegram
in the New York Herald, concerning re-
cent negro convention in Washington
"Thc fact was brought to the knowledge OF the
committee that the hcSitancy was not owing 10
hostility towards the colorcd man, but on account
Of prejudice against the foreigners, who are re-
care.cd rs ignorant and clanni>h; and who, when
cupoycd In the factories, would be likely Y" Sicld
To- The corrnpting power Of money and other de-
moralizing Influences
"Tgnorant and clannish" foreigners
Wise and liberal negroes Was ever such
impudcnce heard of? What ought Ito be done
with the miserable dogs OF white men who
thus SANDER foreigners, who are of their
own color, and flatter negroes? They ought
to be banishcd to Africa.
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ir's WIiians, a. Dickinson, iam f. Hatcher
First church PssrsMG ayg, F. j. Gresham, Th2ss
snr tIa'r h9 j. #. i Herbert H. Robinson L. H.
Second 1"s e. wss sSgs3R !. simhon:; = ,an..
e ansn1Is Ho:osElf Egg, Gcorg
Tho mas p. Tar Hsyy r. Hendren W b. sfs JSseP!
"'T"T!' T.. SALISBURY, \. Yanccy' ;. DorneS' =
?. Warren war j. F. Barley. r,r,nawar. Will
Freer' sT"ads 81 D. Anderson Th h pcy.
G t;"'i S. J. Quinn George T. Ming -
tor r. c GoS srchR H. BaghE A. Fle T,s Sg,
j. narSy ST. A. FlSst 1td Gnr IT, Fleet n. + e.
FlsS wIlsG4, W W p k' Mo,r4 M t.
Rice G. r. Wright, Z. T. Rice Wv, m l. H. Motley,
H. H e. Rice. j. 6. Williams. J, s Wa isnn Hart,
,hariofssriUe church.-A. T. Aheil, lion, n|.r,' 7 G,
7. +. randolph J. X. Woods, j. - i''"''''
h% rnSr. Street Church Portsm9"T, n1oS
" il. Morris, J. II o BoIuW =; !. EG M"bd hr
shEEwo%ni "1s c;an~c~H. II. Wycr, j. d. Budwe
;Irainut Grore, Honorer co""fy'-" "A''
gan ,,,orsrtle church,. b. T Patterson H. ny
land 'tiwathmcy, Lewis Swa,nn,cE.1 A Falconcr,
X. m,?t%nn,Thomas Hcaly, }. b. Butler, h. =
| Seward. ,,;ss;ooary Socieiy.-John
| Pollard, il. J. NJ. Evans; ~ ror,rJ Jr +. C.
| Cjrrks N.ck church.-Johh foi'ar"' 49, "
brtnW m. H. II. Rcnton,J j. A. Haynes
| WWon,"6.LT.gNl. IL. Anderson. .,,.,, n,,,c, At
! Eno1 Middte District dSS'c''''""'-'''''
K'l1 linn. Berk,1ey countYJobn +; h@ G,,;ms
| SGnDtom.-.Iames 5. Gillaim, D. D. '''i''''
VI W!S ZION Srmcberry Associdtton'-''eorsc :
| Luck. , pncr, r. Montague.
XIII Mr. U1ps chmrci, Jn"es Rirer Observation-Disclosures
/" H,r,"opu Grore church.-Edward Topping.
| ShomI,f,r's IHH.-Rcubcn Jones. T. Hut
: S~r""d BGoijst c,urch. Pet,rs"r4Il' r. l Im-
SON j. r. AIcry, l. G. srh%oI rsrnc y'' "' sun"
mG 1H,,I F; NJ: w Wf m h iifrrSe b. A!"'
E Ti,sbs Rhine and Mount Hcrmon. William
Srrrt Spring.-J. Il. Reynolds,
| Jh,utip1 rSck.-BaylsS L. Code. ;. ~ ,r,o,
Sharon, Prince Ei'rard co""fH'-f' l. "oo'c''
Uebron Nelson county.-S. +; HUI ,so
| Ngu1n Ednch.-N. NJ. Page, ihiilp EI n Tom.
W,"mtain Plain and Free U"to".-koy rem
'.iiiop"t cnyshnreh.z9.GG 6. F Fi,lH
k;fG'"pSrrsn;a &c, c1"rs"' n Sim M r''"'
tmo" rrI"r r Roanoks county.-C. /. Cackr
Pr; Ridgc chMr4nJ !. r. HARRISON, c. l.
'J EHoa cinrcL. Esser uotn-J. A. Burke, ". A.
''' Uor.5 riurch. taroline cou0ty.-W. NJ. Mason
| Miifnl,ppi ch'Lrch.--AlIrcd Eaghy.
| TifvfOrSriUc cbUrch.-C. k 'hll' ~. ~ r,-u
| EL.D,-er Gloucester CDuRfy.-j. L. N'liace'
| W W. Jones. - -.
| toncom fSsocidiion-E. ;. Taylor
| Uurrsnton.--J. :. Bacon.
western Brdnch church. Putnam owen. H.
| Shiioh church, charlotte co""ty'--Iohn En-
! darby. . ,,
Lyorhburg chnrcL.-.T. VI. Farrar.
! BruuSrick.-E. :. Jones. t
Mount Salon church, Rnppnhnnnoc6 county,
Thomas +. Grmslcy. , u
Gomr,i- Vine church, rnippcr co""tN.-k. ~
Jsg,rsontgn and Flint HI ch"rchcS.-B' "rims
/ ley. .,.,t,. lt,1;yo,
counfy.-William A.. HILL
| P0rismouth.--J. l.. Johnston.
Uou,,reH church, Nc1c Kent counfy.--J +. Tar
| kiusnn.
| lLpynttice STANDARDIZATION Hall
| LcIunoa church.-Samucl Gresham, W. +. Dun
|
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DIED.

On Friday the 18th Of juno, AT O'Clock L. W., nl
measles WILLIAM WEXFORD, youngest chi'
of Emma j. and the late Robert Is. Snlth, aGco
Sc vcutccn months.
His funeral will take place from the residence OF
the family Brook avenue between Gay ana LcSr
s,rcrisl THIS AFTER NOON at o'clock. lh'
friends OF the family are respectfully invited Ia
attend.
Thursday, June Ri, at her rcsidncc, on Twenty
sixth street Union Ill., Mrs. BETTY J.. tOukl-
SEY consnrt Of Charles Z. Courtney, In the thlr-
iv-Ifth year Of her age.
The friends and acquantanccS of the family arc
invited to attend her funeral ut O'CLOCK THE
Saturday, MORNING. Her remains will be car
ried to King William for lncrmcnt.
Grave the garden of our dust:
Grave. the treasury of the Skies
Every atom Of thy trust
Rests in hope again to rise.
clark the Judgment trumpet calls
Soul. rebuild thy house Of clay
Immortality lis walls,
And eternity It's day"
OMEGA.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. G. w. WEST. having located i'll the
~ city. respectfully offers his professional SER
vices to the public.
OFFICE, corner of Seventh and Grace streets.
where he may he found day and night, when not
professionally engaged. je5
UAWES r. SUTTON Gate Register of
L L the Virginia Land Onicc) has resumed the
PRACTICE OF THE LAW.
and will attend the courts Of the city OF Richmond
and the county of Ilcnrico.
ONCE Marshall Hail. south side Of the Capitol
Square. Richmond. Va myE-'iin
4 AW COMPREHENSIVE . Cd
~ BpULD1N. JR., having retired from Inc llrln
of Bonlin & Bouldin. in the county OF Mccklcn-
burg, the undersigned have formed cn-rariner-
ship under the firm and style of BOCLDlN Il
rounty WOOD BOTLDlN,
Talcott Station. Va.
GEORGE B. FINCH.
NH 3l-W 4 SdIu Eoydtun, Va.