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mACMKHERY, .
z >NAitl aACHEHEBY, 90. 80.
SHOP. t 80 5sis .ss.sl9
sLOAT 4. ADUINGTONs -. p
.2sf MACHIHISTS, :,
WORKS AID OFFICE: ~ AID .s - SAk1
FfFTEENrH STREETS, $500
RICWNONp, IRGJTIAsts
RIcMMORD, .ViRdf.s3EI.lAl..,

srL KINDS or NEW WORK MADE RE.
=, a atnRIHG sTEAM.ENGINES and BQILEkS In
civ and country TOBACCO w0ah 20 q NJ mi
kinds made and repaired; ToBAESsyt fi IA
HhtANCocK's sUPEKioR AaHN 81 RLsA AZ
FoRM and all otter kinds Of sCALksEEx ~ ~
ED and ADJusTED AgMNNsTS E l9r spS - 40.
S WgERsoR sEHbEHis P1TEkT sTEAIM!.EE.
zine Sf rACKING, Utica con2eny'e .SIE - a. y.
GAUGES. These gauges sfs 1870 49, Va ieeo
o On finas Of BRASS WORK OF eUEHhloh
MAKE for STEAM RNaIaEa; MI fae Gi, - rSR
cocks, oil and .tallew.sags,e sptssTJExnsyTIsSs-
TLFs WkTER-GAUGEa aLOnk-s as.sf ~,
BoiLER:FLUE GLEANEEs "a e ssa al run
ngna ste.ss,-enstnes and saw-pEfs.I
nAns ss'sa1 SLOAT 8 ADDfNGIQhs
tn,s 81, - ia and s5SA Cary slrsss:.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG B. B. Coo}
III is3r glllf il RICHM0Nni April a ISIS, e
THE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD

Leave Richmond at s.as A. n. and a:soP. IL
!. Leave petersburg ut 10 A. III. and 1852. ID.
Ereigns AND Accommodating train, VIII nsss 81
a. IL !, and Petersburg daily at $40 A. II lSnn-
days excepted). -
The aAsA. 81: train VIII not leave Richmond on
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. 81 : !, ~ 80
Passengers for Norfolk win saks the go r. ID.
train: train. running through daily Baggage CHECKED
The passenger coach attached toe sSA coal train
Win run on MONDAYS, WEDHEsDAYH and
Leave Glover Hill at . A., H. oounecting at
Chester with the accommodation ,Hsius TPaSsen.
,ar. returning will take the !: 80 P.N.ytysinscon.
necting a. Chester with the coal train u 8,
noSS"n THOMASH, WHINE
an14 r:f, -tiS&5' ~ tScpe1inemdtT6.
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1870. ). - - - . :ss. 1870.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. <E1t
srrrrnrrrr oE nm ma t}vER TFIE
I RICHMOND, FREDERIC KsBuRG AID I
POTOMAC ROUTE, TO- AL L POINTS
NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST 49,


TRAINNo. 1.-THRoUGH MAIL TRAINcsas
Washington leaves the depot corner Of Byrd and
Eighth Streets, daily at fl;ls A. NJ Arrives In
RieRaGRNa S Saly az 1Se BALTIMORE EXPRESS
connecting at A9uia creek ,s Win i s
denot corner Of Broad and Eighth streets, dsily
Sundays excepted at4 o'clock r M Arrives r "a
TRAIN No. 3.-fHROUGH MAIL tTRAIH rtG
Washing ton leaves the depot corner q BYRD ana
EIGHTH Streets daily Sundays exc6ptedH ~ SEQ
P. NJ Arrives In Richmond Mondays excepteD
~ THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to al pEineigai, points a3 IN Inc
SFREIGHTs contracted for and f9rMaId ea
daily. With dispatch, TO oil! points Nokid anu
WEST. ~ ~ y 4 "a T. go, Ls,.....
SPECIAL NOTICE.-The BALTIMORE Ex.
PRESS TRAIN will run a. far as MILFORD station
on Sunday, leaving Richmond cerSer o. sr 9iii
leave Milford on Mondays at 6:7s A. ID. sano az
r' Hpe 81 ct mSoMPASYs OFFICE Of
Broad and Eighth streets. = :, o,p s,s,r
g,.,f General Ticket Agent
EDS n. ID. MYERS, General Superintendent.
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SENATORIAL APPoINTMENT.-EX-R
sentative Window, of Minnesota, has been
appointed United States Senator by the TO-
vernon Of that State to hll the vacancy occa-
stoned by Mir. Norton's death. Mr.. Win
dom was a member Of the Thirty-ninth and
publican in politics. He was Mr.. Norton's
former law partner.
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Ask to see the FULL-PLATE WATCH bear.
ing the trademark "Amcrican Watch Com
pany," Crescent street, Waltham, Massachu-
setts." 1t is by far tie best full-plate watch
made in the United States, and surpasses any
thing heretofore made in this country for railway
engineers, conductors, &c.
[ I'D 3n-d cod-w cow 3m
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Special kilograms to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, July 90, 1870.
The MISUNDERSTANDING.

1t is learned from the President to-day
that he does not intend to appoint soil
citor-Seneral at present-perhaps not until
Congress increases the pay of that officer
that he cannot get the right kind of a man
to take the office at ST 800 a year. If it was
Cabinet Office, he thought it might be ac-
ccptcd for the honor of the position, but a
tirst-class lawyer would not accept under
the circumstances. He had been unable to
find man that would accept it who could
cope with such men as Evarts, O'Connor,
Fields, &c, and he desired to have man
Uf that class.
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NOTICE.-THE CREDITORS OF THE

NOTICE.-THE CREDITORS OF THE
IN MERCHANTS AND MECHAN MICS
SAVINGS BANK OF PORTSMOUTH are here
by notified that the said savings bank, ,by7deed
dated the cath day of February, 1870 and of record
in the clerks Office Of the court OF hustings for
the city of Portsmouth, Va, have transferred and
assigned all their assets to the undersigned IN
trust TO secure the debts due by the said Merchants
and Mechanics Savings Bank and notice is here
tors. holders Of notes, or certificates OF indebted
ness, or otherwise, to present the evidence of
their claims to the undersigned ut the Office Of G.
W. MURDAUGH, In the city OF Portsmouth,
within sixty days from the 10Th day of July, 1870
In order to avail themselves Of the distribution OF
the assets OF the said savings bank that may be
made under the deed aforesaid.
G.. W. MURDAUGH, I Trne,... +,
SAMUEL III. Wilson's trustees
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NOIlCE.-The Office of Principal Of the
~ Abingdon Male Academy being vacant, ap-
Rilcatiohs VIII be received unt, LIST August next.
me situation is desirable one, and none nut
need apply.
Echooi To commence LAT Monday fu september.
Address JOHN q. KREGER, Secretary.
JOHN N. HUMES,
1ys-Naw-" Pres tdent Board OF Trustees.
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Market.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, VA, July 20, 1870. I


RICHMOND. VA. July 20, 1870. I
OFFERINGS.
Wheat.-White, aGG bushels. Red, l. 1924 bushels.
Gorn.-Whitc. l, 36S bushels. Mixed, 1l8 bushels.
OGtS.-252 bushels.
Rye.-22 bushels.
.Medt-A bushels. 80
Fiour.-EItra, barrels.
SALES.
bushels very good at Sl.So; 80 bu .hels very good
on private terms; aOs bushels good at Sl.7O: 8
bushels good at sl72. 22s bushels damp at
private terms a5t bushels very good at II. 65 4
bushels very good on private terms ~ bushels
slightly damp at slso III bushels anutty at Sl.45 ;
vate terms 80 bushels very foul at Sl.45 40 BUSH
els damp at $l:6o 9ls bushels prime at Sl.7O-to-
Corn-Whlle 2o2 bushels very good at 81. % !;
90 bushels good on private terms 70 bushels prime
on private terms-total, 1888 bushels. Mixed, 4S
bushels very good on private terms r 10 bushels
Odts.-2Oo bushels damp new at 5sc.; 81 bushels
damaged at 5se.-total, 252 bushels.
els Very inferior ct s5c 10 bushels common at 81
total, ~ bushels.
Four.-Extra, 8 barrels at SO.
RE-EXHIBtTED,
Corn.-White, 1853 bushels.
REMARKS.
Offerings Of Wheat on Change to-day 500 BUSH
els against 2172 bushels on the corresponding date
Of last year. Market very active to-day, and
prices ADVANCED SC. over the rates Of yesterday.
The market was very animated and very great
Interest was manifested In the progress of sales.
There were buyers on Change to-day, besides the
mllers. Corn still further advanced. The first
offering Of new Rye was made to-day, and it sold
at lbe rates prevailing FOR old for some time past.
Offerings 6f Oats light and market unchanged.
The Flour market is excited. Quotations, as far as
we could collect them, were In the foreno Fin,
$7@$7. 25 superne, $75oGS7.75; extra, IS, $3.50
$3.50; family, Ss.75@sa; but In tho afternoon
some parties were holding at S. for superinc, 30
for extra, and 80 for family.
Prices on 'Change on the goth July, 1869, were
Wheat-Whlte, prime, Sl.7o; red, very good,
81 57S. Corn, white, Prime sSc Oats, prime, nc.
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EYAIEY ZEN
JAMES RrYER sTEAsBoATeoRP1a1.. E

Il On and aftar MONDAY. July 18th. this com.
spany will run g DAILY LINE, consisting or sne
JOHN SYLVESTER, 4 ELIZA HANCOx.,s
Captain z. O. CLIFFORD |: 4 Captain L. wv. BuRNB !;
1eayfng company's wharf. at Rockets, daily tex-
cept Snndaysl at A. M. for Norfolk, Ports
mouth, and All regular landings on DANES River.
EaIe 70 Nofiolk. ESD
Excursion tickets 20 Norfolk and return. -. LEO.
EXCURSION TICKETS down the river, meet
ing the other steamer and returning to Richmond
she same day good only for the aay) issued at 81
Liberal ARRANGEMENTS made with Sunday
Passengers connect ut Norfolk with first-class
steamers for Baltimore and all, points North.
Island, &C., SC. Apply to st4g.Ezs
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on ar
rival OF steamer. zFsg
at REASONABLE RATES, e-7-,.ss-rss. u 4
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Freight forway landings must be prepaid.
l.. B. TATUM, Agent
I gy IL g24E COMMANDS Wharf.
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The Prussian Minister in Kew York.
NEW YORK, July 20.-Baron Gerolt, the
Prussian Minister, is here, but refuses to re-
ceiYe visitors. - 6 ztzso:r.s ~ ~
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Heavy Shipments OF American Gold
to Europe. Rs

New YoRK, July 20.-The steamer Java,
for Liverpool, to-day took out $f ,OO0 IN
specie, and the Colorado carried $500, coo. /.
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Az OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SCdEUUfkM 49,
GOING, soUTH:--Lynchburgsa and Danytlle pas.
sengers leave Richmond daily except Sundaysl
ut 1925 4. ~; leave Burkeyille daily Except SUM-
dsys) at 2; n. arrive ct nanSllIe, d5sflyie =
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily Ct sys
at Greensboro daily at 4.f5As II. 4 sts @ 9
GONG Mountaineering and Danytne pas
sengers leave Danville daily Except EnndayO .at
7:4SA A. M. leave BurkevHfe daily Except sa6sl
except sgndaly gl at sssP; N: THRouaHMaI1h.
P. ID. leaves Danyiile dailYst lls7 z. II: an
riyes st Richmond daily ut 7:le Am. i3t,a -
The Lynchbnrg and banviile Passenger Train
sonnects at Bufkeyille with che trains ON thep'
Southside road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch
burg, and an stations on the southside and Viz.
glnfa and Tennessee railroads, Bristol; Knox.
vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphisn
and all important points South and Southwest
( The Through Mall and Express connects
at Greensboro with the trains on the North Caro-.
lima road for Charlotte, Columbus, Augusta, 3D.
7annah, Macon, Mobile Montgomery, &6!, l&c.S
and at Richmond with the Richmond, Fredcricka.
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio and
Richmond and York River railroads. ~ go
SLEEPING CARS aud CHTLEE4 PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through le1presS
train. ~ THOMAS DODAMEADf ~
jy15 E" Superintendent =;
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~ 2o-sawam -

r OOK AT THE RUINS!-Aye, look at
i 4 the ruins OF what once were magnificent sets
or teeth to be seen everywhere in society. Took
at them and ask yourself II It Is mot marvellous
That such destruction Is permitted when, by stm-
ply using SOZOD0NT, any teeth however fragile,
may be preserved from decay or blemtah as long ~
"a u ssiPsIieUiLDINGss GLUE,,g useful IN every
house. s.5 .;a ~ Is-deodfw
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Marine News.

NEw YORK, July 2O.-Arriyed, steamers
Dacien, Pioneer, and South American.
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EXCURSION TO COBBsarsn. !,

- ISLAND. SS5SssiiSSsssSs2sx
Captain L. w. BURNS, will make an excursion
Iro I1 Mqxl1ik to CSbbs Island, leaving Norfolk
mex ny II, SDsDAY MORNING at o. clock touching
~ OId f9lht going and returning), andreturnIng,
leave CObb's Island ar 3P. M o.
rms Is fne opportunity to visit this celebrated
FARE: From Norfolk to Cobb,s Island Al IN :.
from Norfolk to Cobb's Island ana return TO Nor,
folk, 80; round-trip tickets from Richmond to
Norf0lk. u. L. B. TATUM,
jy 19-5t gent
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* zIMMER's CONFECTIONERY,

~ ZIMMER'S CONFECTIONERY. =
VI 3.
The undersigned keeps constantly on hand
SODA FOUNTAINS,
OF all desired avors at lower rates than they can
be purchased elsewhere.
ICE-CREAM AND WATER ICES
in any quantity and in all their varieties, and
viii be delivered free Of charge to any part Of the
city.
Pic-nics, festivals, and Saloons will be furnish
ed on the most reasonable terms.
Il have also in store large assortment OF CAN
DY PRIZE-BOXES. such as 'Shoo fly, Don't
Bodder Me," Cupid Boxes, and Juggler Bags, SC.
-...- G. ZlMMER,
jel7 1913 Main street.
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ID PHILADELPHIA, RICH 1$RsS

KdTb re REk LPRTdilk ,sREGh .s8kSk
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
4 " E. k.-Stesmers N0EFO u x j. W..
EVERMAN, and j. s. GREEN. composing this
THURSDAY, and Philadelphia every WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, alternately, at IL O'Clock
NJ. Freight received every day Sundays except
ed) at the Company's freight-hopse On the Dock.
Freights taken for Norfolk at moderate rates.
Passage to Philadelphia, Including meals and
statcroom, IS. W. P. PORTER, j.
Agent at Richmond,
Office No. 242o Dock street.
WIN. ?. CLYDE Il CO.,
r. Agents at Philadelphia,
Offices No. L. South wharves,
fe15 and No. IA North wharve5.
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IMPORTANT TO WESTERNss :
SHIPPERS. =
THE POWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY

THE POWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
AND THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
/ . COMPANY,S TROUGH LINE TO
.....s THE WEST I
offer superior inducements to shippers Of TO-
BaCCO, WHISkEY, BACON, CANDLES &C.,
to and from the West at low rates, quick time,
All western and eastern bound freight delivered
to and received from on board the cars of the Bal
tmore and Ohio Railroad Company at Locust
Point, saving transfer by drays and exposure to
weather In Baltimore.
Through bills OF Iadlng given on all shipments
by -. WILLIAM P. BRETT,
my II ... Agent.
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PoUND-TRIP TICKETS,

VIA CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
to WHITE SULPHUR, OLD SWEET, RED
SWEET, R0CKBRIDGE ALUM, HOT, HEAL-
ING. WARM, and BATH ALUM SPRINGS ana
EXCURSION TICKETS ~ - 7.
Ga, and LAKE GEORGE, at low rates. = q M
s! r. -, j. r. NETHEHLANDss" if !
tvS-t15A General Ticket Hepnf- y
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METROPOLITAN WORKS
HI SEVENTH 1. AND cANAL STREETS

STATIONARY and P0aTABLk kAstsl0
pa sns s aAsisS "a a s9asI Z iRes
BoILERS, RORGzNGs cA fn,lil ~ - -
ENGINES and eAW-MlIll,S o. sssio ~. 49,
siwayo en nandes ,.na,,ed and sold CO ecRpis.
80 gisnssd IN asW. All othef FePAA0
s rsass stts nd sasisfassortiy done Z.
Send Tor nifsess u sTArasER b Es
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ENyELOPES AND PAP q R.-Full
II stock Of LYs0N d TAYLORA
). no ~ Adieinscg pfarateh BHlldtS
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AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. GOVERNOR STREET,
RICHMOND, VA; PosT-OFFICE Box Is.
FOR LIVERPOOL AND - &SHA
QUEENSTOWN EkHA
LNMAN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS, Sa1LTNG
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Payable In Gold. Payable in Currency.
First cabin...... Steerage. ..........&2O
TO Paris ............. 80 To Paris ........... 80
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland, and
the Continent. at moderate rates.
For further 1nfornatiO apply at the Company's
Offices. JOHN G.. Dale, Agent.
Is Broadway, New York; or to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent, Richmond, Va.
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FOR NEW YORK. FS

ULD UUMlNlON- STEAMSHIP sS1a1R<sSfsl,
COMPANY. ---------
The splendid new side-wheel steamships ISAAC
BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA, ALBEs
MARIE, and HATTERAs, leave New York for
Norfolk, City Point, and Richmond, every TUES-
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY ut O. clcch
p NJ. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRI.
DAY, and SUNDAY, at high tide. "
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and staterooms. The fare, accommodaa
tons, and attention, are unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports. -,
Insurance effected, when ordered AT A QUAR-.
COMPANY.
For further information apply to u -
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent, =
my &c fs.. .s...-.. No. 3 Governor street.
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x,;t,ltrrtowA ntapahh,
r,., Loose I'm the Streets.

,cn,y ,..JULY q, 1870.
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Second Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-M. Provost Para
dol, it is thought, was partially deranged.
He made preparations for some accident.
He wrote note to the Chancellor or the
Legation on Monday last, to be opened mere
after, giving directions regarding ms chli'
dren and servants.
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Colonel A. c. Dunn, of Pulaski county,
Va, leaves for his home tomorrow. He
has been appointed ConsuLGeneral to
Japan, and will leave for that place on the
Goth August next. This is but the second
native yirginan appointed by President
Grant CT position OF distinction.
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The extensive use OF these WATCHES for the
neers, and exprcssmen, the most exactlng OF
wstch-wearers, has thoroughly demonstrated the
strength, stesdIness, durability, and accuracy, OF
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The President to-day appointed D. 3. r.
Heine, Of the New York Herald, w, J.
Armstrong and II. d. Dennis, of Ohio, con.
sular agents in Europe. They will be sent
hence at once.
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THE CENTRAL PACIFIC ROAD.

COUNTERFEIT BONDS-RECOyERY OF TIE PLATE.
1t was announced recently that Philip Farley
OF the Central Detective Office, in this city, had traced
counterfeit bond plate Of the American railroads
TO England in which country he had been engaged with
the assistance some OF the detectives there in working
I'D the ease For his energy and SKILL The liverpool Mer
euru paid Mr. Farley high compliment, and added that
the plate lad been carried to Paris by the countereers
to which city Mr.. Farley had gone in hopes Of its re-
coyery.
The facts are That Col Whitley Of the Secret Service
Department having obtained information OF tho where
abouts of certain currency counterfeers arrested man
named Pierce in this city last Summer, and Immediately
thereafter proceeded to Boston in search OF one Capen-
ter said 10 be "A member OF Pierce'S gang carpenter
was arrested and, becoming frightened, said that man
in this city had in his possession plate Tor the printing
of 81 bonds of the Central PACING Railroad company
On VISITING this the detectives found him on his death
bed but before hs death he confessed that tne pale
had been I'm his possession but that il had been taken TO
Canada for the purpose of having the bonds printed
One Of Capt. Jourdans agents went Ia Canada ana
Joined gang, representing himself as printer willing
to engage in the issuing OF the spurious bonds An al
rangement was made with him 10 proceed to England,
where would by the counterfeters, and where
the work of printing would Immediately he commenced
In accordance with the request OF the officers OF ne
Road Superintendent JOurdan dispatched Mr. Farley ~
England TO capture the plate On his arrival there Far
lev engaged the services Of some OF the Engsh utec
tiyes and was the trail OF the cOunerlelttrs,
whom they At last discovered had decamped III WassuP
posed 10 Paris Thither Farley followed them ana at
last discovering their retreat found the plate ana Is no"
Oh his way home with IL. ,,,, $1,000, -,
bu for tho energy with which the ease was WOpNu up
and the gang compelled to fly from place u place VIII
out an Opportunity of printing, considerable mischief
might have been done.
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,ho ,surd.ton of religious societies and classes, the
speaker said was az much the preaching OF the Gospe
a. the oral teaching OF the Word Of God Inc posesslo
OF faith I'm the Gospel made IL the duty OF each
Chrisan 10 aid in the work Of building temples Tor te
worship of God. The why the Christian sDouu
give bs aid 10 the work was, that the power OF
by Jesus Christ might be- exemphed and u dement's lux
taught Upon the general doctrines OF salvation ny
the Bishop spoke With impressiveness that Piou"0o
a marked Impression upon his hearers -, ga,
In the afternoon, Gen. Theodore Runyon Mayor ferry
and the Rev Mr. LYMAN Pastor Of the Church. addressed
the people; and in the evening, the Rev. DR. DashleI
President Of Dickinson College, delivered sermon me
Church feet wide by feet long II l. butt OF plck
and stories high the lower story containing tne
rooms The cost Of the church. with the ot uIon WhcD
lected Yesterday,
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THE DrsAPPEARANCE OF FREDERICK ETzoLD.
4. ,ha &c

For several days past the disappearance of
Mr. Frederick Etzod, citizen Of Union Hu n j.. and a
former member of the Hudson County Board of Free
holders has caused considerable excitement. On the
3Oth u left his house to to Bridgeport where he
collect money. IL was reported That on the
following day he collected nearly 500 and started 10 re-
turn home Since that time he has net been seen. II
was remarked singular circumstance that Mrs Elzold
seemed To take no trouble identify bodies that had been
found and that represented 10 heras bearing close
resemblance Ia the published description of Mr.. Etlold.
When brother OF Mr. EtZold having visited
to make Investigations returned 10 Union Hill, Mrs
Etzod betrayed anxiety To learn what had been dis
covered but appeared 20 be utterly unconcerned. A
large number OF creditors Of Mr. Etzold now state that
few DAYS before he disappeared he borrowed money
from them. Reports place tho amount obtained by DIR.
Etzold az from $4,000 to $4,000 The property LEFT by the
missing man has been seized by the Sheriff Of Hudson
County satisfy part OF the claims Of his creditors
Mr. EtDcds reputation had been good previous to his
dsaUDearanCe,
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POLITICAL.
VERMONT.

THE CONVENTIONAL CONvENTIoN-THE wO-
MANS SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT DEFEATED.
MONTPELIER, June 1.-THE Constitutional
Convention to-day passed upon the following PROPOSE
lions of amendment, and with the following result
To authorize the Legislature TO I'LL vacancies in the
House and Senate Rejected by lSs to ~.
To give the appointment OF the Supreme Court to the
Governor with the consent Of the Senate. Rejected by
233 to
To give the ballot to women. Rejected by 231 to1.
To provide biennial sessions instead OF annual as FORM
erly. Adopted by lis to lis.
Most OF to-day was spent discussing PROPOSE
ton. The female suffrage question was passed upon
without speech for or against it, either in Committee
O In the Convention.