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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-15
NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAJ


- SUMNER ARRASG EMBNr,
COMMENCING JUNE ~, 1870
p.s,eurar Station sEegYOrk OF twenty seyenhE am
Fo1r.h-aye Entrance Tgenty-seysnth-sI
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-lORk, 80,
For Haven and Bridgeport T. (Er.l lD A. nj S'lo (bLh
1900 Ex.J, 3. Is, 4:3O $500 aHd (EE) y. -oo :, ,o
For Milford stratfoi Fairfield Southport and We''por 'O' li'
a. E Sosssk 100 500 ETj 9Oc 1880 m 11l5 (EL) 800
ri 345 4:3O (Er) $50 6 90 aud $500 lEt) p.
To Dsrian 7 1880 m 3:l5 4:30, $3.50, and $50 m -
FOR stanford l. (EL) g. 1I:Jo mi l25 EL) 2;l3' tEhh
345 $3.50 (Er) AS $50 500. 7:l5 (EL) o,.o,s
Fr Greenwich intermediate stations D. lljJ IN Ei' 49,
- S Fan leaves vsn.y-ssycnthsL gsvYOrk at m for
Bo,ton via boal Springfield l. Ne an Nh9Ie BIZ
V'''' " r CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield, a. m, and 3 p IN
For Boston via shore Line l23 p NJ ,,, - 4. u,,..,l
FOR Hartford spns sell, a NJ l2l' fO m 70 hAu'u
FOR Newport B. L, 2ls (EI eonnesns with Steamer across
Nara zaus,tt Bay, arriving at8:3O 2. -, ,,,,,
For Connseeus River Railroad, m, Rl' p m !" nOn"''
BIZ. N % Northampton.
shore Linz Ralsa at TO Norwich ana ProThsheei iN
$500. 20 New LONDON, }. . - ana . - 10
For and northampton haluofli "'
H0rtbs anton aud Wilismsbargh. -
For Houatouie Railroad Ia NJ and p IN. ., y.,-h.,x
V,gy,t,ek E,ioad ana ~ r M to "asrouf!
D,nfury Eorgalk Railroad, lzl' ana i'So M
Hs,C,n,sa Railroad. a ~ l25 4JO and 9'S 2; m
s,s5ons sseDug C.rs attached TO traini snd aso ~
sfth11 Line Drawing Room Car aaenel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-15
AND COLUNIRIA RAILROAD

~ On and after wEDAEDA1 July "a l he trains this road
ae Layn.e M5look Babral Plains
m and6;l5p arrival Of trains leaving NewYork via Hudson
Riyrr Railroad at and a. m. end p
RETURNING,
Leave Pine Pns 625 and $50 connecting with
on uIson River Railroad arriving 10 Eeg-fork AID $3.50
m BENJAMIN STRONG. Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-15

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
H SUMNER RIA G VI / -
ser MONDAY MAY IT, 1870 Trains will leave James SIP ~
go a m Grconnort and Sag Hsrbor NAL Train
1890 stopping 1t ali internelae SAILORS
l2:Jg M Hemp al way liuin
$3.50 .. N. Greenyert md Sag IlarboF EI2ress
s:a0 ,. m. h0rbpou I pres.
$50 m. North yOt v az Train
e:D p M Fof North I.lp and int ernei,ie sialions
All Trans connect At branch Tor hempe SUNDAY Trains lo
Gin Cove VALLEY. huntington and Nopoit ye hunters
Tes oi irrct T. Eas Hampton for and $3.50 trains
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RALROAD.-Trains leave Thrtchst as follows
ga m Chicago Express Drawing -rOom ears attached 80
m and as D. Special saratoga Express Trans win Drawing
Room and through TO Saratoga without ehnse ~ uoa
Special DrlvingroOm Car Express for Chicago No &C.
I,t.n except in Drawing room Cars
Western Express, Dragngnoom ears attached
m Montreal Express Drsging-rOOm attached.
M T Pac6c Express with Sleeping through 10 WaiertoTn
svricuse ami Csnanlagus. Dalvl -, ..-,-, r. CLi....
Seeon ,ci6c Express. with Sleeping attached for Cncaso
l. Railroads. louisville lnllanal0si
Rne and Porh-ster. (is n will leave at Sdniays)
II D. H Night Express, becpns-cars attached
ID m Hudson rain.
f5O a 10 and D. n. Poughkeepse trains
M G:i5 Peekskin trans
$50 nj 800 q. NJ Sing Sing trains "a,
$3.50 7:l0 and 10 zLO l'O D. 40 ''io ''i' A~' nav
p. NJ. Yolkers trains. p.tt..i.
"a M 'O' van g. H. KESDRGCK, Gen'l Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-15

Eettures ano ileetir9s
MISS KATE FIELD will Lecture on Life
Ya the Adrondsc Wilderness" Charles Dickens Actors and
Acting For terms and dats, address MISS FIELD q Jy boston,
VNO LECTURE COMMITTEES
Il THROUGHOUT TIE COUNTRY
Committees who have received the ADVANCE LBCrUR
LIST Of the AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU should send for
before making for the ensuing
CHIEF OFFICE 1872 NASsAu-sf., NETWORK.
Branch Office 1879 Madison s.. Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-15

- SIMMER ARRANGEMENT;
,nspsiar MONDAY May D. 1870, IRON hoo'efsh I'd ofaaa'
o. m Nil and Accommodation to Paehogus
IA. m B.bTlon Accom- alton, and all stations - "a
~ pesssway Excursion Ths train vii be pat on June ~
AM M EIpress PAeh0gse, conneeths Wa" ''s'' " WV
mort Fire Place, and soath hAFen-
M Accommodation oT Patehogie;
s.so =, lrc,mmostou Tor III AMI all o,sson s..,.
c.30 p. N Accommodation ior Ai"''sA ~ =
through o Habylon- w,,h ho., "A R.hvloa far
" FIR Island. :.
Valley stream iVt v @
bon New iork train IRON ishp H.. 4,
The company have erected excessive :" -N" WV
refsf ments IN The c0uyenienee
% nd from he Beach, one 10 IA
Dol iaue' p~"S'' 'N' u W. UeuGLAd. sa9srintcafssl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-15
LINE STEAMERS Daily for

NTEW-HAVEN STEAMERS, for HARTFORD,
\ SPRINGFIELD, and THE NORTH 35 and II p. from
Peckp. Traias connect with The II boat morning S -
Haven SUNDAY excepted aud from 81. boat saaIiay only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-15

NEWARK AND york k 2A.ii NJ,
" nRpoT m NEW YORK OF Liberty a. NORM I1'eh
On ami sne 1870 trains W run
LAVE NETWORK FOR BERiENAfE hfp ny ~ a"A = ~
tn1 an TO 7:ls e.o5 8jo $500, $40 NV III IN 90
906 800 800 400, 40 500, $50 600 oS' ''V' ''' ''
IN tayE NV YORK FOR WEST BERess-At A. e '"' S'''
ll;lO A. M 9'Oi ~ 49, n X KICKER supsnntenisnL
BALDWIN tea Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-15

DONDOUT, POUGHKEEPSIE, and NEW
HI BCRGH landing at Corfsn Cornwall Milton and Esopus-
Stsanboa THOMAS CORNELL JAMES W. BALDWIN leave
Pr f,ot OF Harnson-s. daily, OF Z .. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-15
Giedmboais ano Railroads.
'EOPLE" LINE STEAMBOATS,
Pr

~, FOR ALBANY
amsr DhbW aad ST. JOHN continue 10 leave their pier, IL
o aver south side OF Canal O'Clock daily Sundays
1 aEays connecting Albany with trains OF ths several railroads
e and last Teksis sod and baggage checked 70 all points
.,s s e on ths r,n and DOd, Bess oGes 9et Browsy
20 Court Bookyn Tbs the onlJ steamboat Inc connecting
euny trains 70 Saratoga Albany Travellers must
~, BY Advertisements nmsng the change OF the locsy Of
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-01-22


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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-01-22
Succession Of AtFsiIR mse Il 1Amcar
nAttan laNI8ealOs
RIsn 81 aAleAs1hu.


kllllell CQnNB
AntOinette Lanifanda, Of this parish.
having fileI in TIE above entitled court
her petition pgpFlng 10 be apHoInteg
admin stfatllS 81 the estete Of Al 3hensy
ii Incarnation Corbello, deceasad,
laetafcIe, notice is hege3Y given thu
unless wri ten opposition to sslid appli.
cation be 6led ii my Office, ia the toxin
81 Luke Charles, MiGhin. ten q ys from
tile date hereof tha said applicant vii
be appointed administrative of sale
estate. DAVID ] REID,
i40s2w Parish Judge.
Lake Charles january h, 1870
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-01-22

Tic President will nominate
william Strong, Of Pennsylyanla
as Justice Giers Successor He
win not withdraw Hoar's nomina (
ton
TIE State Legislature Of M ISIS
sippi met on The 18th Instant end
effected a temporary orsanlzati0n !
The oath was Administered 1y a
Judge af The Supreme Court. Inc
| test eath was not required
The latest advices from Havana
! state TINT there has been D NUM-
Der of engagements % FaeFto
4 Principe and Cinco Villas Districts.
The ionrnals report that many d
1.-THE insurgents are suTrenderng
dispatch from philadelphia IF
lfhe Sth instant says the telegraph
l sflika has been actually en1led.
Fifteen strikers resumed work,
having signed papers dllssalring
lthe'r connection with the league.
4 Only seven original strikers hold
ont
Tie Supreme Court % Alabama
have inst rendered several deeis-
lions the arguments leading te
which establish Cue important
fact tliat all marriages which took
place III Alabama during the Wal
tia null and VOID, and tllat the
] issue og such marriages are ille.
I climate.
Interruption ffoh Washington
4 state thnta tteAty toF the anneAa
tion of San Domingo iothe lNitfs
giales was negotiated hy Fresiden
& I3aez and our Commercial agent
q Perry at San Domingo hl
Il treafr wills tie secret message g
!. era President hi The United States
l'a sent HI the Senate "a Mon
day Of TIC truth og tbis state
8 nent lhere IS DO doubt.
3 THE teamship Eatefpe wilIc
III Was cleared by MCMAHON " oo
"a the 9Th 81 5anuafg nnd Coz
s. ened To G. Mallory y Cp
New York, with l0l2 baies
cotton. md Oh lssQrked eafgo
Is merchandise was burned on II
nll1th instant 81 Galveston ba
le There WAS saved lNl baes
~ cotton. Ihe ship ana lhe ba3au'
~ of The cargo IS p total loss
Secretary Roptweli deelslas
remove at once tInfa tlic Ae
as fleaas Custom House such e
le pluge n she InoismnR lsepah
noH 0te Central kamnitiea ai
81 lhe 0nggs ona ce eaaiiop sal
declare rs be ben0cga 81
isB 81 over two hnnslred nan
Ia IL persons oi the pplitcal paf8 "a.
40 slim BIAS rp iQ1NAlttd on
ths Slate CeniEal COMMITTEES
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-01-22
0EcassfoEg re Ag9lRoEay q ~ IIlCaT-
nafian CogheSs0.
ETAI I0l3 LA \ JEIsIA SN,
rANoIsa 80 ssThU


Ant0ineffe Iandmnda. de IN dite
paroisse ayant enlG e.tn CRETE de Ii
lite Corr une neti6en delnnndant d
Z BE nomme eadministratrix6e Ia success
zion Alphonse Z Icalnatioa Gorbello,
lSn consequence, avis esq par n pres.
ent doni 4 alix ntefess daigs eette sue
cession dayaii I dednire pal esfit y mon
h,reof 81 IA vile de Lac Charles.
dams les dix ionrs Qrli saivront n date
dapresent avis, les iRis0ns 81 allcune
/ lis ont pour lesql%ils II ne sefalt pas
f0it glroit B Il lenangIa de Ia dite peti.
SON DAVID . REID,
.lug IKE Paroisse
Iae Chaflss Iangiey 1870
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-01-22

aior GENERAL i sph aowaf,
commapdipg The department q
Louisiana dec, Oh Ihnrsdt TIC
9th ihsfah IA Ills residence, az
Maeazine street Tie General
lad been sick only Q week viii
pne trn0nles
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-01-22
nc united slaIes GoveInmon.

Tie United States Government
has loaned its credit 70 railroads
Tie extentof nearly 10000, 600,
and has granted 185 $50 794 acres
81 public land, Of 290,454 square
miles, equal 70 tho combined area
81 Great Britain end France
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-01-22
tT15IiNci Nan WHY DOM 700 %

xY0UNG NAN WEI Dc1'H VOC G0
tow0ri Il ean furnish y 1ew i've
men 81 every county with steaay en-
rloyment, and pay salaly 81 q
veek FOR SIX months Business l9At
an H resclable. Suitable ior ari Office
6f ~ aveIing I have no chepp cate 4
penny affair but one q tlie laoss t'sf.ii
Ingenious and wonderful little aaellines
ogag invented A genuine egl0sits M
won COST Won much ID write tome md
VII SEMI 0to anyone who Is dis.
atiadea Wit tae iIpes hsion ADDRESS
eneiosinR siaEal II ANtAl.lAl. III
osln st ~ b1 $500
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-01-22
The Gull states.


we have received the first NUNS
Der Of the Gulf States, q monthly
magazine devoted to agriculture,
horticulture, rural Improvements
Southern manufactures, etc. II Is
edited oy Messrs Il. II Russell, of
New Orleans, and D Redmond Of
Mississippi, and published Of the
small sum 81 ~ 90 q year, This
magazine is we'll and ably con.
Quoted, and filed with valuable
Information To bio Farmer ~ hai
D good corps Of contributors ans
the selections are Of the best tend
m q interest, instruct and profit
specimen numbers Of Tie Gul
states mailed free 70 any address
Eoplanter Should hewithoubaeopy
Send Oh your names, and our vorl
for it, son win not regret the anaI
sum Gins invested Addison n "a
publishers, 13 Commercial Place
New OrIeans, ia,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-01-22


The Loss az the Geo. fcrtaRcy
W. me informed chat Captain
Coos received q dispoica stating
that fhe George WorthIey was lest
ana chat the Captuin and CREW
were sased. Tic dispatch does
not state When 81 who're this yes
ael was wrecked IL whether she
as on her way y this place of ~
Galveston. we can give 10 further
par qulars Of this sad disastcr at
present.
Tie George WORTHLESS Was owned
principally by Cent Hal Waeh-
on, well and aYoraoly known pet
only as 4 nayiga tor But as q thor.
ough business nun fill 81 enere1
d enterprise Tlia Worthley Ta.
IS I'D boat ana had beanrupnins
in the Gale den ana Galveston
Trade syar since the elose gf ih'
MAR during vl8eA time She HIS q
aonbs, more han paid for he1sel
half dozen Hmes Ne fegfe
lie loss entertained hy the owner.
az ihe W9rhley bnt. O. We af
informed that Captain Waclse'
viii soon build . new Gre e Z
plaee lei, we have al hopa tha
Harry win soon he himsell sali
proudly riding Gle waves e
stsmming The storms.
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-01-22

IoritIaFd have nov
- N ~ n 8 4B s,'sI UsH
States over ll0 years, md still acsaesI
edged ashe best wherever used
III your HtureZeepef does nQs
shess articles FOR aale, ask Inn g
Thorn; they are sold by respectade
hers almost everywhere eareala
prices forwarded on application,
e hoRIIiIlAISD, New
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUIT ROOMS TO LET
with board 68 West Fortyninth street; table first cas
aud every home comfort secured
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

EO WEST TWENTY FIRST STREET.--A SUIT OF
OZ Rooms, nrs floor convcnences; house and furn
ture new fr family strictly prs ate; very desirable
for Grst class parties only.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

YOUNG LADY DESIRES A NICELY FURNISHED
n front Room, with good Board with widow sinsle
lady where there other boarders WI
liberal price suited. Address Miss 81, box isJ ra!d
once.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

A GENTLEMAN DESIRES A SINGLE ROOM WITHIN
n six eight blocks OF Union square, in private family
where few bosrders Address, giving terms
BANK, Herald office.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

E0 WEST FIFTEENTH sTkkET-kICELY FUR
s)sJ nlshed including handsome Paror
Floor urniahed; all modern improvements, no moving
IN NAV.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

TT NEw No) MADISON AvENUE.--A FAMILY
Obliged to entire Third Floor they occupied
years like the 20 desirable parties
with Board.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

Ii. THOSE WHO WISH LADY OR GENTLEME
n boarders to let take apartments, may be suite
Immediately saving time trouble and expense by appyiu
to Manager Boarding Agency, ~ Amity street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

HOME WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, IN RI
IA spectacle private family, where there few
boarders, within 90 minutes walk of Grand and Bowery
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

ES GREAT JONES STaEET-WELL FURNISHED
CD Room for two gentlemen terms, SO per week.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

S1 NINTH STREET. BETWEEN BROADWAY AND
Cl University place. Neatly furnished Rooms, Tor gentle
man wife party aentefnen also Sing gc.tooins. No
moving In NAV.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

OE PARK AVENUE CUKRAY HILL, BETWEEN
sO.D Thrty-htth and 1hy-sixh streets Tor sng,
gentleman apsre private family good Board; $40 pei
week.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

1cTH STREET, EAST, NEAR IRVING PLhCE-FUR,
I'D nished Rooms to let to gentlemen or gentlemen and
sheir wives with without Board; moving in May ref.
iennrad.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

TOT SIXTH AyENrE, OPPOSITE EIGHTH STREET
~ To let, front Paror aud Bedroom for gentleman
and wle good location FOR doctor dentist. Refer
exchanged.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

oo WEST FOURTH STREET, FURNISHED ROOMS
e)D let with bath room, from $3 week. also Gle
gantly furnished Parlor, hrst door, front.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

TAX BROADwAy.--NICEiY FURNISHED ROOMS
I.I1O 10 let, with Board, gentleman and wife, also
single Rooms for gentlemen only References required aud
|
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

A FRENCH LADY LIVING ALONE, WISHES TO LET
n Parlor Floor gentleman and wiie Board Tor lady
also Rooms sni,e or snsy terms reasonable f4J est
SatreBth street good location, Sifth avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

GlrA A RARE CHANCE, ONE SEVEN OCTAVE
NlOV. rosewood Piano, overstrung with agrahe but lit
tie used Ho0PERS Piano Wareooms IS Fast Fourteenth
street. Union s4uare. fourth house wsst OF Broadway
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

.DoARD WANTED by SINGLE LADr, WHERE
ID few boarders and wlero the comforts Of
can enoyei aide preferred not above Thir
street terms ~ per week. Address HOME, $40 Eas
Fprty-frst street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

~ SUFFOLK STREET NEAR GRAND.-FoUR RE-
u spectacle odatei with good Board
,nd pleasant Rooms quiet house at low rates. other
boarders in the house. Cal three days.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED

A FAMILY or FOUR ADULTS DESIRE THREE O
n four Rooms with board, between Twenty eshh an
Thirty yeghth streets and Fth and Eighth avenues. hdfcs
stating terms, B., box 3,G2f Post Office
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

4 WIDOW HAVING A NICELY FURNISHED PARLOR
"A AMI Bedroom would let two gentlemen gen.
wife. Address WIDOW, Herald Office, for two
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

DERMANENT BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
i VIII furnish, except carpet None over Slo per wee
need apply AddTeGs 5. w, Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

1C, WET ELEVENTH SURVEILLANCE ROOM,
TO second floor furnished, with Board for two for go
per week; gas IRE ineiadel. No moving 10 May
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

4 LADY OR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN OF
N tain handsomely furnished Room, with Board, I'll
family of widow, by applying at 81 Amity street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

go SOUTH WASHINGTON sQrARE-FuRNIsHED
90 Rooms tor eentleman Breakfast II required.
Tn IRVING PLkCE.--A PLEASANT THIRD STORY
W front Room let with Hoard; has large Closets hot
and cold and every convenience
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

4 LADY DESIRING BoARD--A PLEASANT AND RE
"A home, previous and during confinement b
with widow living alone In her house
Address Mrs. PAGE, Brooklyn Post oiica.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

TO HUDSON STREET, HoBOKEN.-A GENTLEMAN
10 sni his wife or three single gentlemen can be
accommodated with Board and pleasant Rooms References
exchanged.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

DIST STREET tGRAMERCY PARK)-vERY DEsIRA-
Tie Rooms TO let with class Board moderated
best reference gwen; moving in Nav. Call address
1877 East Tweny-hrs street
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

WANTED--A RO0M-RECEPTIoN RO0M-IN ENG
w glsh basement pretcred, with Board in a respecabls
family by LADY, not over sls per week. Address W. r. c.
station u.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

90 WEST TWENTy-sEvEgTH STREET, FEW DOORS
,1,) from Coleman House Elegant Rooms Tent.
suite sing v, with without Board.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-19
The capitol.

RICHMOND, VA, May II, 1917.
Messrs. Eaitors,-The letter from Colonel
G. w. Munford, in your issue of to-day,
gives doubtless the most authentic account
Of the interior arrangement of our Capitol
building for the fifty years over which his
memory extends. The article he refers to-,
over the signature of D., was penned from
information in conflict with that now af-
fordet1 by the Colonel; aud where memory
is required to span an interval OF hall L
century it is natural to expect that disa-
ereement will exist.
That interior changes were made prior to
the period mentioned by the Colonel there
can be little doubt, as an article in your
issue of the 18th instant, entitled An
Architects Opinion" &C., proves quite
satisfactorily. These changes were directed
by an act of Assembly passed December
1890, which referred to plan of interior
arrangement such as does not now exist,
and this same authority has found evil
dences, now to be seen, which assure him
that the girder which failed was originally
trussed ia partition subsequently removed.
It is believed now, as was first stated, that
the fatal error was in the interior changes
without proper examination into the STA
blity of the Orders, "and to this alone can
the dread accident he ascribed." ID.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-19
Adjourned Meeting of Lexington
Presbytery--Instail
hrorsna rorrNTy VA May

AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA, May Is, 1870.
An adjourned meeting Of Lexington Pres
bvtery was held in the Augusta church to-
day. This church is eight miles north Of
Staunton, on the McAdamized road, and as
it was the first organized Presbyterian
church in the county it retains the county
name.
The object of the meeting was to receive
Rev. I. w. X. Handy, D. d., late of Orange
county, and to install him pastor of this
church.
Rev. J. R. Bowman, moderator, occu-
pied the chair, and Rev. Fl. H. HAYES was
appointed clerk.
DR.. Handy was received upon dismis.
sion from the West Hanover Presbytery
The call from this church was presented to
him, and he signified his acceptance of it.
The installation then took place, according
to the previous order Of Presbytery.
Rev. J. r. Bowman preached sermon
He then proposed the constitutional ques-
tions to the pastor and the people: After
these were answered he declared the rela'
ton of pastor and flock duly constituted
A charge was then given to the pastor by
Rev. II. D. Bell, and to the people by Rev.
Fl. IL. HAYES. -,
No other business being presented, the
Presbytery adjourned to the regular fall
meeting. u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-19
Tax the Dogs.
For the Dispatch

GoRDoNsvHLE, VA, May 1G, 1870.
Blackstone cnumerateS the "rights of
things" as one of the most Important inte-
rests to be carefully guarded /! every COM
munity. What protection are our wise
lawmakers in Richmond giving the sheep
raising interest? Dogs, Negroes dogs, free
negro's dogs, so-cdlIed, monSrels, whelps,
and ours of low degree, have tor.the last five
years kept my small flock of sheep, which
Should now be one hundred and fifty in
number, down to the original number
twelve. Every "American citizen of Afri-
can descent" has, on an average, one dog
for himself and pup for each of his unwash-
ed pickininies. Put stop TO this thing on
the part of both blacks and whites, and our
smost grave reverend seignors" will, in
deed, do "the State some service" 1fthere
are laws on the statute book with this OBJ
ject i'll view they are as dead letter. 5,
Require all dogs to be taxed let the ma
gistrates in each township appoint, or re-
Commend to the county judge to be ap-
pointed by him, so many persons three or
tive) in each township, whose duty it shall
be to visit every householder or head of a
family two or three times year, and unless
the yearly license can be produced, empow-
er them to kill the dog by shooting or hang
ing without more ado. Give these persons
the powers of officers with search warrants.
Yours, ...ss.5,-. " AGRIcoLA."