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The Complete Works Of Charles Summer, are to
be issued soon, in ten volumes by Lee & Shep-
herd. 1t is the only authorized edition Of Mr.
Summers writings.
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UElizabeth, n. j., has theatre preaching Oh
Sundays
SSt. Paul. Minn., has Just built a stone
bridge across Bridal Ven Greek.
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recognition, right or wrong. He looks at Cuba
as he did at Mrs. McF Farland, simply as suffering
sister.
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BOARDING..

ROAED-A gentleman and wife, or two gentlemen,
- can fnd BOARD in n private family in George
town by applying at this office. de
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-With or
l. without BOARD, at No. 49e Pennsylvania ave-
nue., near Sd. Boarding at the same place, SIS per
week. jy3o
EIRST- CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
l. FRONT ROOMS, TO be had on reasonable terms
at 2le street, bet 18th and 18th; short walk from
most Of the public Offices. jyS-u
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= INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRIAL. Ex
HIBITIDN

A meeting of the GENERAL COMMITTEE on
the proposed International Industrial hibiton vii
be held at Lineolh Hall, corner 9th and D. on SAL
URDAb EVENING, the Sth instant, at 7:gD o CLOCK
All citizens Of the District, end sojourners from
The several states and Territories present at tn.
NATIONAL Capital, and Senators and members o. Con
gress. are cordially invited TO attend
II. ID. COOKE, Chairman
HALLET kILBOCRN, Secretary.
IA 63t IChron. kep. Intel& News
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rLET COMMON SENSE DECIDE.

What is the rational mode of procedure in cases of
general debility and prostrations Does not
reason tell us that Judcious stimulation is required
Toresort to violent purgation i'm such a case is as
absurd as it would be TO bleed starving man. Yet
Ii as done every day Yes, this stupid and unphilos
optical practice is continued in the teeth of the great
fart that physical weakness, with all the nervous dis
turbances that accompany it, is more certainly and
rapidly relieved by Hosetter's Stomach Bitters than
by any other medicine nc present known. 1t is true
that general debility is often attended with torpty
or rrreguarty OF the bowels, and that this symptom
must not be overlooked. But while the dis.
charge ofthe waste matter OF ths system is ex.e
dited or regulated, its cigor mxst be recruited
The Bitters do both They combine apsrie mt and an
tibiious properties, with extraordinary tonic DOW
er. Even while removing distractions from the
bowels, they tone and invigorate those organs.
Through the stomach, upOn which the great vegeta-
BILE specific acts directly, 1t gives healthy and per-
manent impetus TO every enfeebled function Diges-
ton Is facilitated. the faltering circulation regua
ted, the blood reinforced with new accession of the
aimentary principle, the braced, and all the
Dormant powers Of the system reused into healthy
action not spasmodically, would be the case if
mere stimulant were administered but for a contin
uance. 1t is in this way that such extraordinary
changes are wrought in the condition of the feeble
enaciated and nervous inyaids by the use of this
wonderful corrective, Alternative and tonic. Let
common sense decide between such preparation and
astringent like strychnne or quinia. ja6-eoat&W
y The 9EHTRAI IRISH IRIS hkE kEP9bkfcSS P%9bbEkFtSS
ASSOCIATION OF ashir gton will be held at w Ills
Hall, 9TH street, between II and 1. on THURSDAY
9Th instant, at 7:3o ALI members arc expected
to be present, as business Of Importance will be
ja52t P. II. DoNEGAN. President
rBANk OF WASHINGTON,
Tie Trustees Of this institution have declared a
Of three per cent out OF the prohts Of the
TO stockholders on demand.
/. ja s-st CA. JAMES, Assistant Cashier
rNEw YORK REPUBLICAN, .AssOCiA-
\ US TiON:-A regular monthly and quarterly
meeting q tbs association win be held 10 the new
THURsDAY EvENiNG. Jan 3, $50. as ~ o'clock.
A fuii attendance OF members is desired
p.rprcu A N. CLAPP, President:
NFMoUMT VERNON PLACE EPISCOPAL
and Msssachusetts avenue.-The EXHIBITION
AND CONCERT given by the Infant Class on Tues
day night IN this Chu.ch will By request. be re-
ee%@enens II oeocR Admssapc. iits a ssns
Children, bali price. @s-a:
n~pR. MAURY HAS RESUMED THE PRAO
N TICE OF MEDICINE. Once, corner o.
/ and Streets no 35-eou
~ DR.. JOS. TABLE JOHNSON LA. r,sieneJ
US his position under the Cover nment, and vii
hereafter give his entire tins 70 the practice a III
| Once corner 10th and n Streets
Once hours-s 70 an,
N~sEHyJGEs ~ THE gsITAKIAs
pm. SUNDAY nenooa ss W Q. N. oc LIT
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DR. RIC AUS
GOLDEN REMEDIES.

Ash Tor no other, take ne other, and yOu viii save
ti,as' l,esi'h i B 2 sTt nd money
Dr. Ri.haa's GoIfen Bei.am No. Icurss Ulcers.
liberated Sore Throat and Mouth. Sore - es Cuts.
neous or skin Ernpiions, Copper Cclsrea Bietches.
Rcnovator, Alieraiise, and blood Purifer Known,
removes all disease from the system and leaves the
DT. kieks,''s GoIdSai Bai.ar. No cure. Merco-
rial ArectCns, Rhcnrlatisn in all its fors, whether
9m s in s OF O'sr dss sses ss,
thousands Of Ceriihcates proving the :airacul9us
ior No 2, s5oO per hotlie, two botflss iOr $500
Dr. RioheE's Goidn Antidste; q safe, speedy,
ments, accompanied with fal directions. Price, ESQ
Dr. R'eaau's Golden Elizs d'Amoux, . radical
cure for General Deb inSld OF young
Ps Sos or sGs Sr ss s'o' Price, $50
ON receipt Of price, these ReDedissxii be shipped
s.9sss: !: Nm Ssas ss.SI3s xiibcst Ihs name :, 20
Address DE. =. D; RICHARDs, No. 22e varich
street, New ISrs .. Once hOurs from a. ,.sp
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
. MasiEIssFTGS' Ss,i6n Il B. Si n, smSsr b n l
ten J.; G., assignee by mesne assignments q James
IL Miller, praying for the sxisnsion Of a patent.
day II May. lZ6, for an impsos enent in Surface
C91dsnssss !. ] for Steam s , Engins;s: ,;, ., -.
closed On the 2o,h day 2, hPTil next: that ths
said petition be heard on the lfh day q Nay
next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
sAmCEL :. FISHER.
de 2l-1aw3w Commissioner Of Pa nnts.
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
N M,AstuseT:s a; :, pecsnber y, $50.
Penn, edministratrix a Calvin Dodge, tecsased,
pray ing for the exteDfiOn OF patent ed 10 the
SAID Calvin Dodge, on the 18th day Of Msrcb, IsS
and reissued on The I'd day Of July, lss, tpr as
iI i ordsTsd sha. the testimony in tais case be
closed on the 18th day of February newt; that the
time fer hlag arguments and tho ExanjE report
be limited 20 the 9Th day Of February psxt and
next.
Amy person may oppose this extensSn.
sAMUEL :: FISHER,
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UIEurED STATES PATENT oFFlCE,
" WAsHINeroN, ID. o., Deceaber a, Is

II VIGITED STATES PAIkkT OFFlCE,
~ wAsHIxercs, u. @, pecesser %, lsE.
al On shs petition q ~ ~. a. LEwIs Of M.
granted 10 him the 18th day ef March, lsts. Cor
an improvement IN Spring Platform Tor Railroad
n Il ordsrsd that the testimony in the oase be
closed on the I'd day Of February next; that the
tme fcr ding arguments and the Exanibers re-
port oc limited 20 the sth day of March next, and
ss ss aid petition be A'-'d on the 'A day Of March
Any person may opPc:e this ssxt@Ds;
dcsl-law3w Commkmnourr q r1e uks.
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NOTlCE.-A graduate of the University of vir-
ginia, of ten years experience, will give PRl-
NATE LESSONS in LATIN, GREEK, FRENCH,
SPANISH, or any Of the ENGLISH BRANCHES.
after clock r. Sati tory testimonials. Ad-
dress A. b. g., Post Office, No. 327, 10Th
and Il streets. Js6- I'm
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
~ WASHINGTON, d. c., January 3, $50.
On the petition of Z. n. HoRSFORD. of Cam
bridge Mass, praying for the extension of patent
granted to him the 22d day of April 1856, ressued
the 7th day of May S1 and again reis sued on the
9th day of June, lS6S, for Improvement in PrepIr
ing PhOsphoric Acid a Substitute for other Solid
Acids:
1t is ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed the I'D day of March next; that the time
for filing arguments and the Examiners report be
limited to the lst day Of April next and that said Pc
tition be heard ON the 9th day of April next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL \. FISHER,
ja6-1aw3w Commissioner of Patents.
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O@ PIONEER HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION
FfRsT MEETING FOR PAYMENT OF install.
MENTS AND FOR THE ELECTION OF OF
FICERS. SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY
9Th, 1c10,AT ROOMS OF BOARD OF TRADE
]. Monthly payment on each share $3.50.
2. Par value of each share $780, nominal value
S1IW.
8. Limit Of the Association I'D months
4. All profits enure to stockholders pro rata
5; The Association builds or buys Houses and Lots
and resells TO members at advance Of twenty
FIVE per cent on the actual cash cost with interest
added at one half Of one cent per month dividing
the members repayments into l2O monthly install
ments.
6. Unlike ordinary Building Associations in which
rates of premium constantly nuctuate, the actual
amount OF cost of his purchase to each member to
the close Of the Association be accurately deter
mined at any moment Of the Society & existence.
z. The shares of stock not cancelled forfeit
ed upon obtaining homesieads but carry with them
profits to the close of the Association.
de2O- T& E4t&dtJ8
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT

~ TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
uS OFFICE C0nPTRoLLER OF CURRExCY,S
Washington, October -, 1869. \
Notice IL hereby given to the holders OF the circu
lating Notes of the First National Bank of Eeva-
da," Austin, that such notes will be paid in lawful
money OF the United States upon presentation of the
same to the Treasury of the United States.
yNO. JAY KNOX,
oc2l-e0t Acting Comptroller of the Currency.
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rH%MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
US WASHINGTON, ID. c., January /, 1870.
All Butcher Stands and Stalls in the Centre Mar
ket or within its limits must be paid for at their
appraised value on OF before JANUARY 81, IS70;
and all butchers and hucksters owning or occupying
stands OF stalls in said market will be required To
produce their licenses said 3lst day of anuary
All Stalls and Stands that not paid for by Feb
rusry proximO, will. on that day, be sold to the
highest bidder, according to law.
MCFARLAND. Clerk SeSirs s9Mts Msrts, Mayor, s,;
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nTHALLS HAIR RENEWEK AT SEVENTY
S CENTS-At the same price We offer Barretts,
Rings and Tebbett's also, Ayers Sarsaparilla and
Cherry Pectoral, IS cents; Burnett's Cocaine and
Kalliston, 8Sc.; Helmbold's Buchu and Sarsa para,
81; Schenck's Tonic and Pumonie Syrup, S I25; Pc
ruvian Syrup, &c.; Wisharts Tar Cordial, Co.,;
Lyon kathairon, Tricopherus and Browns Ginger,
4Oc.; Phalon Perfumes, SOC; Bachelors Hair Dye
Sc; Laird's Bloom and Magnolia Balm, CO. Just
tle Mishler,s, Sc; Speers Wine Bitters, 9Oc Fine
Old Rye Whisky, warranted pure; 81 per bottle.
huscatel, 81 per bottle. ARTHUR NATTANS.
Druggist, corner 81 and d sts. north. oc5- 3m
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%A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
US OF THE WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
TOWN RAILROAD CO., for the election Of Dlrec-
tors, will be held at the office of the COMPANY cor
ner Of New Jersey avenue and ID street, on WED.
NESDAY, the 18th of January, 1870.
The polls will be opened at Il O'Clock NJ, and close
at o'clock p. m.
SILvANUS s. RIKER, President.
A. w. NICHOLS. Secretary ,leol-td
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T TO THE Lie.

report has reached me of an impression prevail
ing that Mr.. L. A. Pollard, of Richmond. Va is in
terested in the business of the ST. CLOUD HOTEL.
SUCH Is NOT THE CASE. Neither a personal or n
business relation has existed between that person
and the undersigned for period of nearly two years
1t MRS T. A P0I,TARD
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nIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.

kllANO TUNING AND kLPAlklNG.
q. l.. WILD formerly Tuner of Knabeas and sub
sequently Of Steinway Pianos, now OF
q. l. WILD BIC. D PIANO STORE, T
No. 4eJ .lth street, (weet sido,D betweesvV NV
fennsylvs.nia avenue and street. sin gives special
attention. % Tuning end Repairing Plans. other
lnstIru sents also Repaired. Tuned. and for sale.
0 Sfanos Tor sale, rent or exchange, packed and
moveo. ocS-S
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n@LECTURE ON RITUALISM-By Dr. j.
HS w ROGERS, llate Episcopal Minister at
Memphis, Tennessee at Carroll Hall, q ST., SUN
DAY January 9, $50, at IA D: m. Tickets 80 cents
lao-5t IIntel.I
0@NOTICE.-On SUNDAY, Jan oh, at ~
N O'Clock p. m, there will be service i'm the
English language in the GERMAN EvANGELI-
CAL LUTHERAN CHURCH, corner At and y sts
All are cordially invited to attend Seats free j63ts
0ETO LOVERS OF CHESS-Al persons
uS desirous of forming CHESS CLUB are
respectfully invited to address call upon the un
derslgned. l.. ID. BARBOUR,
la60 400 7th street, opposite p. y.
0@NOTICE.-DR. P. A. COBB, the greatest
!A CANCER DOCTOR in the world will be
in Washington from the LIST to the eth of February
inclusive. He cures without the use Of knife, and
without pain or loss Of blood to the patient He pays
fCrfeit II he does not cure a agreed. las 2wr
n=THE STOCKHOLDERS IN EXCELSIOR
~ BUILDING ASSOCIATION are notified
that special meeting is called for THIS Thursday
EVENING, the OH inst, at O'Clock, At their place
Of meeting, Columbian College Law Building, for
the purpose of considering the report Of the Commit
tee appointed TO investigate the books, &C. of the
Association. Punctual attendance is respectfully
requested. Iltl JIG. PRATHER, See.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-10-04

Paul, Mimi, that gentleman stated that he
had seen it mentioned in a newspaper that he
was to be candidate for the Presidency in
the next Presidential canvass. Mr.. Seymour
disavowed any such intention, and said that if
the writer of the article in question had ever
been a candidate for President, and passed
through the annoyances of one campaign, he
would be satisfied with the experience.
Commend the New York platform for a
good broad swing to it that is comfortable and
roomy. 1t sympathises with France, Cuba
and Ireland it is for united Germany; tits for
free trade, cheap law and equal taxes. Bully
for that 1t reminds one of the China doc
tors specific for delrium tremens. He had
thirty specifics for all the known diseases ex-
cept delirium tremens, so he made a COM
pound of all remedies on the suggestion that
some one of them would be sure to hit. If
the democracy don't carry New York by l00,-
900 majority there is no virtue in platforms.
Louisville Courier Journal Sept. "a.
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POLITICAL.

The Boston Post announces that John
Quincy Adams declines a nomination for Gov
ernor at the hands of the democracy.
General Banks has received the Labor Re-
form nomination for Congress from the Sixth
Massachusetts, district.
1t is understood that articles of impeach-
ment against Governor Holden are prepared
and will be presented to the new North Caro-
lima House of Representatives on the assem-
bling of the Legislature elect.
Senator Thurman, of Ohio, is canvassnq
that State for the Democracy, taking grount
that the thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth
amendments were not legally adopted, anC
are not therefore part of the Constitution o
the United States.
Horace Maynard made telling speech be
fore the Tennessee Republican Convention
In the course of which he said that ''the rol
of the Committee on Resolutions Of the Dem
ocratlc State Convention looked like the mus
tes roll of Hoods army, re-assembled for tn
seige of Nashville, now that General Thoma
was not there to brighten them away"
At the recent serenade rendered Mr. Hora
ito Seymour, by his fellow Democrats OF 81
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WAR SPLINI,ERS.

Some of the Paris papers accuse Jules
Favre of having acted upon private under
standing with Count Bismarck.
Carrier pigeons are now the only messen-
gers between Paris and Tours. The balloons
offered too fair mark to Prussian ritlemen.
A correspondent writing from Hamburg on
the 9th states that reserve corps of $4,000
men passed through Frankfort last week to
reinforce the Prussian armies in France. A
great deal of typhus fever is prevalent in the
German hospitals. The wounded are being
removed from contagion.
The socialist democrats of Germany have
issued a manifesto expressing their sympathy
with the French republic, urging that the war
should now cease, and protesting against the
idea that the cession of Alsace and Lorraine
should be made condition of peace.
In reply to late article of the Indepen-
dance Beige, the North German Gazette
urges that Germany does not carry on the
present war for purposes of conquest, but to
secure her frontiers. If France had been
successful she would have taken German
territory. We know from English sources
what were the conditions of peace whice the
Duke of Grammont intended to propose
France has taken at various times first Bur-
gundy, than Metz, Toul and Verdun, then
Alsace, and last of all, Strasbourg. stop
must be put to such conquests. This is the
duty of the Prince of Germany, and innumer-
able addresses show it to be the will of the
people. But to do this France must be
weakened. at is true that the King of Prus-
STA is not making war on peaceble French
men, but at the same time he is not fighting
against the government alone, but with
French chruvnism, which is older than the
Bonapartes and seems to be immortal"
A Berlin telegram says "three opinions
prevail in Germany in regard to the question
of the terms of peace. One party agrees with
Count Bismarck that war ought not to stop
until Alsace and Lorraine, including the for
tilted city of Metz, are annexed to Germany,
whence they were taken. Another party de-
mands that Metz and Strasbourg be disman-
tied merely, and that France indemnify Ger
many for the costs of the war. The third
party limits the territorial demand to Alsace
and the narrow strip of Lorraine in the east
where the German is still the prevailing Ian.
guage."
One of the German papers says: 1t is a
matter of supreme indifference to Germany
whether France calls herself an empire, a
monarchy or republic-we have had ex-
perience of all three, and find the one as
good as the other-but so long as the French
people have not formally announced their
will, either by a general vote or the voice of
their representatives in full assembly, We
must continue to regard Louis Napoleon as
the sole legitimate ruler of France.
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domestic Nems.

The Mail says Mr.. Presley, of Waterville
village, while cunning in Smithfeld, last
week, shot an American raven that weighed
some four or five pounds, and measured four
feet across the extended wing. This bird is
very rare east of the rocky mountains; and
the Mail regrets that Mr.. Pressey did not
think to take it to Prof. Hamlin, of the Uni
versity, who would have paid for it literally
Several years ago one was killed up at Moose
head Lake, the head of which is in the cabi
net. Mr.. Pressey brought him down from
the wing, at a long shot, breaking bone If
one wing.
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the Wyoming election says; 81 walked up
to the polls and voted as though had been to
the manner born. You ought to have seen
the hats lifted and the crowds fall back when
the women came up! Carriages for the ladies
ran all day and they were filled with those
living at distance from the polling-places.
The gentlemen were remarkably polite; the
democrats thought we would vote their ticket,
and the republicans thought we would vote
the republican ticket. Toward evening the
democrats got desperate, and three carriages
came In turn for my aeasherwoman."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-10-04

Th, is the most tho ough blood purifier yet dis
covered and cures all huh0rS from the worst Scro-
ft,ia to a common Eruption. Pimples and BtotcheS
on the face and scdig or rough skim which are suc
annoying blemishes To many young persons, yleid
TO the use of a few bottles OF this wonderful med-
cine From one to eight bottles cure SAT- Rheum
Erysipelas .Scatd HEAD, Ring Horns, Boiis, Scdiy
Er@pfions Of the SKIN, Scrcfaa Sores, Ulcers, ana
sCanker" III the Mouth and Stomdch. 1t is pure
medicinal extract of native roots and plants, com
bnng in harmony Natures most sovereign cura-
tive properties which God has instilled into the
vegetable kingdom for healing the sick. 1t Is
great restorer for the strength and vgor of the sys
fem Those who are languid, sleepless, have ner-
rous dpprehensonS fears, any OF the affections
symptomatc of readiness, will find convincing ev
dence of its restorative power upon trial. III you
feel duH dro,rsy, debititdted and despondent have
frequent Headache mouth tastes badly in the morn
ing irregular appetite and tongue coated, you are
suffering from Torpid Lirer or "BaioasneSs.' In
many cases of "Lirer Compldint' only part OF
these symptoms are experienced. As remedy for
all such cases DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dscoy-
ery has no equal as it effects perfect cures, leaving
the liver strengthened and healthy For the cure OF
Habitual Constipation of the Bowels 1t is never
falling remedy and those who have used II Tor TINS
purpose are loud in its praise, In Bronchidt Ihrod
and Lung Diseases, it has produced many truly re-
markable cures, where other medicines had faiied
Sold by druggists at 81 90 per bottle Prepared AZ
the Chemical Laboratory OF X. V. PIEkCE, NJ. ".
sept26-t &w3m buHaio, NJ l.
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GENERAL NE VS..

A writer says "the remedy for dear butter
is not to eat it.a Butter is a luxury, not one
of the necessary articles of food.
Canada estimates her damages by the Fen
ian invasion at 81, 000,O
Minnesota has the best corn crop ever
grown in the State. Even the latest replant-
ing is ripened and the yield is large and of
good quality.
The Bank of England has cut its rate OF in
terest down to two and half per cent.
Fifty ladies will be present for admission
into the medical department of the Michigan
University at its opening.
A perfect petrifed seal was exhumed lately
from a mine near Wadsworth, Nevada, at a
point five thousand feet above the level of the
Pacific.
The wife of James A. Beals, one of the edi-
tors of the Boston Post, recently died in
France, where she had been living some time
for her health. Mr.. Beals had joined her but
a few days previously.
The National Congress for the consideration
OF questions of penitentiary and reformatory
discipline will be held in Cincinnati, COM
mencing its session on October IL, and con-
tinuing until the Goth.
| The municipal Office troubles at Richmond
have commenced again. The Chief of Police
was arrested on the complaint of William b.
Davidson, who claims to be the City Collccto,
under the enabling act and the late judicial de
cisions; and the Chief in turn, had Mr.. Da
wilson arrested for perjury, in swearing tina
he feared molestation. Davidson was lately
elected from the municipal Office, by order o
the City Council by the Chief of Police.
| The complete census returns of Massachu
sets, which are published, show that tho
whole population of the State is l,44S, 055
which is gain of Isl ,024 in five years, OF
PIG $50 since the last United States censu,
was taken in 1860. Middlesex is the larges
county in the State.
A curious and painful scene was witnessed
at the burning of a mill on Battle Island, neal
Oswego, few days ago. The mill was the
home Of great tlocks of swallows and pigeons
While the flames were raging, the birds woult
circle above them in focks and then dash into
them in body. Hundreds of them wer,
; found dead on the ground after the fire. Thu
) birds had nests in the mill filled with youni
ones, which they sought to defend.
The Western women fall into the ways o
. voting with great facility. A participant o