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the Bulletin says =" We cannot believe the

the Bulletin says: ave cannot believe the
eastern operators were correctly Informed
Of the, slight cause for the strike in San
Francisco before taking the step which
forces the necessity upon the company of
maintaining it's position Mt oil hazards"
PHILADELPHIA, January s.-The tele-
eraphers' strike here is virtually ended.
Fifteen of the strikers have resumed work
after having signed piper dissolving oil
connection with the League. Only seven Of
the original strikers here hold out. They
will 60 to any points that the company may
desire to transfer them.
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or the number Of sthe circuit ,pdre., n
seems to be settled that the President will
appoint Judge Strong, Of Pennsylvania. to
the vacancy in the Supreme Cour, oc-
casioncd By the death of Mr.. Stanton.
Judge Strong was elected in 1857 as Demo
crat to the sarreme Court of Pennsylvania,
and resigned about year since He is now
thorough Republican in politics.
The Sup, cme Court will not soon decide
the legal; auder cases, nor the Missouri
test-oath CT 1e.
An aralvsis OF Virginia sumac by The
Agricultural Bureau ut Washington moves
It to bc decidedly superior to the best
sylvan.
Instructions have been cent to the surcr-
v:5or of til" division embracing the Indian
Territory % seize all unstamped tobacco
manutactc cd therein. Hitherto no tax hss
been levic nron tobacco manufactured in
ibis Territory, neutral ground being cxcmr',
BIZ the abuse of this privilege by sharpcra
from tic Statcs has lod to its suspension.
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'..r..IA N-coE&lECCIloH.-Thc Wash
.s:2:. correspondent O. Tie New York ~
- io: Gays
Nd first cones the old subject Of re-
.@.,.-..Ol. 20 doubt some very good
g. .e ere rather tired Of il, in Congress
IL o...- liz @: it, luz thar cannot be help
-~ H. -eIu.nc Statesman will attend to
- du;:, whether i be pleasant or not.
>.-I.. Is not 70 en,er tnc Union soGuickly
~l ..iei.E a. vas expected. 1t is found +,
! "a examination, that he" legislators have
"'t" - trst-oaih-~not even that enforced
EerT"@"rc " ;Gu fourteenth amendment
Ii" Constitution. Al tic other south
II sac Legislatures have been compelled
;.-.2 j; and why ahoGhi virginia be
J.. c., son! Senator $Umncr proposes
-~i G.e i"Vncl.d OATH be adrninis-
@.%i - INC mCmbcrs OF the Lcgis-
.'S:e oad al o.Aer Sale officials; but
- seems rather hard, a. not even treach-
:.Is H2cG ga is compelled to do it. So far,
N-."!. has acted with apparent fairness,
q a-e is entitled 10 generous treatment.
.'; 'on=rcss mus, no; neglect the cllims Of
~ co!orcd race. So far as ii can, it must
io.!ds FOR equal suffrage, equal righi to
s'.4 Office, 10 Sit on juries, &C., &c. Equal
!. Of nights must be guaranteed and foun-
.-:.9a laid for future congressional inter-
,.'!euce IL case Of fraud or treachery. The
construction Committee will act prompt
" and, II Virginia is disposed to loyalty
s'l equal rights, there is no reason to doubt
Ia! s@e Will be represented in Congress in
q" wccEg.
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The Civil Rights Fill In Charleston
Negroes Mt the Theatre,

CHARLESTON, 8. G., January 9.-Last
night negro for whom ticket had been
bought by white man applied for admis-
sion to the dress circle of .he Academy of
Music, and was refused admittance by John
T. Ford, of Baltimore, the lessee, who also
refused another negro ticket for the dress
circle. This morning Mr.. Ford was ar
rested on the negroes afidavits, and gave
bail to appear at the next term Of the court
of general sessions to answer the charge of
violating the State law to carry out the
civil rirhts bill.
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SPEECH CT DICKENS.

CAPITAL.-Thc Illustrated London Ners
tells the following " Tale of Passport :"
An EngIishman, after dining at second
rate French restaurant, by mistake took
away the carte du G;ner. On arriving at
the Italian frontier he was asked for his
passport. Half asleep, he handed the menu
to the eendarmcs, who read aloud--16tc
ie. ueGu, poitrine du mouton, picds &c
cochon. The description is exact said
the gendalrlc, and returned it to the Eng
lishuan.
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From the above figures it will be seen
that there is Il decrease for 1869 Of log, 702
1T these five places. It is estimated that
the decrease at tie different smaller pack
ing dcp6s will swell the number to zoo, 0oo.
This exhibit would seem to indicate that
the price of bacon for the present year
must rule high, on account of the limited
supply. -Lynca5u,y Nc,cc.
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srRrEY or aREAr nRIrA,s.

LONDON, January THE trigonometri-
col survey of the Kingdom, which was COM
menced in 1888 by General Roy, was ended
this week with the completion of the sur
veys in Scotland.
IRISH LAND QUESTION.
DrBLIN, January 7-.Mdnight.-The
great land-tenure conference of nobility
and land-holders of Ireland will shortly
assemble in Dublin. It's proceedings are
expected to have great influence in mr.
ranging the difficulties which now exist
between landlord and tenant, and the public
press unite in advising liberal and pro-
2ressive policy.
PARIS, January 7.-Count Daru, Minister
OF Foreign Affairs, has addressed q circular
to the diplomatic representatives of France
ut foreign courts announcing that the
policy Of the French Government will he
absolutely pacific.
In the Senate to-day NJ. Olivier and
Count Caru we're present. Daru said that
the Government would be ready to open the
discussion OH the Ecumenical Council and
the relations with the Holy See on the 18th,
commercial questions on the 18th, and the
domestic policy of the empire on the 18th
instant.
=. REGENT sERRANo.
MADRID, January 7.-On the Feast of
Epiphany the Cortes proceeded in body to
the royal palace, end were received by Re-
gent ScrraHo. Senior Rivers, President of
the Cortcs. made an address to the regent,
in which he declared, in the name Of all,
that through unity of action alone could a
victorious revolution be completed. La
Politica says that all idea of dictatorship
has been abandoned, and the ministers re-
fuse to withdraw their designations unless
programme Of policy is definitely formed.
ELECTION TROUBLES IN SPAIN.
MADRID, January Evening .-Elec-
ton disturbances are reported in Alcantrs,
Alcoy, Huesca, and at other points. The
city is tranquil.
ITALIAN MINISTRY.
PARIS, January 7.-Adyices have been
received from Florence which indicate that
on the opening Of the Italian Chamber there
| will be ministerial changes in favor Of the
Left Centre party.
SPEECH CT DICKENS.
LONDON, January 7.-Charles Dickens
made another speech at Birmingham last
evening. In the course of his remarks he
alluded to the fact that the former speech
of his had been misunderstood, and he
would therefore take occasion to relterate
his political creed. lie had no faith in the
people with small p governing, but
entire faith in the people with large p
governed. He put infinite trust in the
muses., hut mono whatever in the sO-called
ruling class.
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A Sweeping War Decision n
A1nbasl1

AUGUSTA, GA, January e.-Thc supreme
court of Alabama decides that there has
been no property in slaves since 1863 also.
that every judgment given by Alabama
courts from 1861 to 1865 are null and void,
and that the officers OF the courts and Le-
gislatures were usurpers during that period.
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There is piece of news from that Gu
iious oil city Eouen which should interest
every reader Of English history. The d" lion
heart" OF Hing Richard the First OF Eng
land, Duke Of Normandy, has just been re-
moved from the treasury of Roucn Cathe-
lral and placed in new tomb in the choir.
"U:c jact cor EicGrli, Regis Aag!cran',"
IS the inscription.
Mar Stcan@ler, OF German descent, com
mit;cd suicide il Baltimore or Friday.
4 new Hoe press for the London Daily
Ne1rs is being made with al! possible speed
IN New YORK.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
Scw York stock and Money Market.

|. NEW YonH, January 8 -Noon-stocks unset
Tied. Money, per cent. Sterling Eychancr-Long.
1851; short 1884, s.2o's, CO, lis Gold, 1924. Ten
nesscc c's, ex-coupons, est; new. 4st. virginia
rs, ex-coupona, 81 new, GO. Louisiana s,s. old,
10: new, es. Levee s's e5i: s's, ees. Alabama SIS,
%: SIS. o.. Georgia Ts, so3; 7's, s7a. North Car
olina s's, old, 47i; new, 2ss. South Carolina es,
noyy "a
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Financial and Commercial.
Grain and Fl0nr Markets.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. VA, January 8. 1870. !
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
Whedt.-White. dss bushels. pnd ID hushe!s.
G6rn.-WhItn. a74 bushels. Yellow, 20 bushels
Mixed. so bushels.
Odts.-1co bushels.
SALTS.
Whenf.-Whitc. 3Is bushels fair at e1.s5 Jag
bushels very good at sI4o. Red IS bushels fsif "
81 27t.
terms. Highly mixed, so bnsh Is new n sa;.
RE-EXuID1TED.
OatS.-loo bushels.
REMARKS.
Offerings on Change to-day ligh'. NO chanee
In wheat. The s1les or White Corn were NIL on prl-
vate terms. In reply In various inquiries ns to
the price OF Virginia country -four, RlchmoE nd In
spected for the last six months, we give the fol-
10 wing Us the wholesale fgJrns
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Foreign Narkets-IBY TELEGRAPH.

LOHDOS. Jinurg s-N0on.-Consols, o9s.
United state; lords, 81.
LIVERPOOL, JANUARY s-.Noon.-Cotton quiet !;
final, d SAL. 10 ro1 b5l"s. Western reu y beat,
5. II. :; vin;cr. So OIL. Flour. 2ls. Cd.
LIvI RPo L. January ing.-Cotton quiet;
url ,nt$. u;d.: Orleans. li!d.; s'lcs ,ooJ halc'
inculn- 1000 for export aud speculation. Beef.
.:3S. Bacon, Is. Tall"w, rs. cd.
PARIS, JHnuarv -Bourse opened firm rentes,
7If. &C. T,co o Clocf.-Rcn!cs, 7A!. SIC.
FRANKFORT. January Stuffed States bonds
heavy t 9!tNoi.
uAvRE, Ianu rrvs-Co.toa opened quiet bot
Oh tic SPOT md auoat.
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EARMVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.

This Institution will De cc-opened THURSDAY,
October IL 1850. The Principal. who has had ~
extensive experience in he conduct of FIRST
CLASS FEMALE SCHOOL. will spare no Efforts
20 promote The Intellectual, moral. ind physical
Development Of her pupils.
The expenses this school are regulated 10 suit
the x agencies nf the times
Terms per eessicn of nine scholastic months OF
rour weeks each. ending June 90. 1870:
Board iucludlr lights, washing, and fuel. $3.50
Tuition In academic d-par. ment. 20
ruitt In primary department. ............... 80
Uain, French. and Spanish, each. .:.......... H.
Nusic on he piano. Including vocal. .......... "
Oil puinting on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Paymcuts one-hali I'm advance.
rupils furnish tneIr own towels aud table nap-
Kins.
For further Information, circulars will be sent
S. +. kOTTINGHAM, Farmvills. Va.
REFER yCE The Trustees Of the College.
&C lY-3m
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The market during the six months was irrcTu-
lar. aud sales were grcatly Influenced by the
terms, such rs cash time, the disnroportioH
Of prices between cash and ION time - being
considerable, Oh account of the scarcity of money
aud The large stock Oh hand. The rates we give
afove have been prepared with much care, and
arc as correct Us could &c possibly ascertaincc.
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The Hoe CRcr.-From private letter to
q gentleman in this city. written by one o.
the largest and most reliable firms in Gin
cinnati, We are enabled 10 give the number
Of hogs packed at the five principal depots
IN tic West up to the goth Of December
last, as compared with the number for the
CORRESPONDING date of 1868 as follows:
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\ DucElHG.-As the packet from Lex
ington was passing through one Of the
Locks above the city Thursday night some
misclevous veg cried out that the boat
was sinking. \ number Of persons WHO
we're OIL the deck made rush 10 escape,
and al dill so Int one unlucky gent, who
failezi to make the leap from the boat to
tic top Of the lock, and landed in the water.
He was soon rescued. thoroughly soaked
and chilled, but no; otherwise damaged.
Lgnchjury Nt2rS.
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The Cotton Trade.

NEW YORK. January 3.-The folloving Is \
statement of tho cotton trade for the p1st week at
all the ports Of the United States Receipts. l03.-
2G5 bales Expnrts--Tn Great British, &c 234 bales
to the Continent, q, 1873 bales. Stock on hand,
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CET THE BEST.
FIREPLACE STOVE,
FOR
HEATING TWO AND THREE ROOMS,
pr,eu
THE REST sTOVE OUT

10 rnr -SIpreti would respectfully refer to the
nu,nercas ri.!IHi.s 70 whom he bias sold these
stoves Us to sleif economy. convenience, and
cleanliness. JOHN BOWERS,
Plumber ane Gas-Fitter, and dealer in Tin ano
Weodware House Furnishing Goods, &C., Irons
Crent building, Governor street., asH
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IMPORTANT DEc1sloS.-Judge Rombaur,
Of Missouri, has decided that commission
merchant taking the benefit Of the bank
rupt act is not relieved from liability for
goods sold by him on commission.
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STILL LEAvIEG.-.in extra train, with
about two hundred e.lI fifty negroes aboard,
who arc on the way 10 different points in
the South, left here on tie Tennessee road
CT o'clock yesterday morning.-LycAturg
t,yrc
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The First Chinese in Texas.

New ORLEANS, January S.-Two hum
drcd and fifty Chinese arrived this morn
ing via St. Louis. They leave by railroad
for Texas.
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The Photographers Strise-A BreaA'
down III Philadelphia.

SAN FaAScIsCu, January s.-Ihe tele-
rraphcre' strike here continues without ie-
eeta. ding business. The AHd Californian
EapproSes the position Of the company and
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Cuba.

HAVANA, January 9.-The Preusa an
nounccs the killing of unarmed men in
the vicinity of Manzanillo few days since
by the insurgents.
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Foreign News.


LONDON, January S.-The story has been
extensively published ON the Continent
lately to the effect that President Grant
will soon visit the s3vereiens of Europe,
and that he will make the Trans Atlantic
voyage accompanied by feet of iron
clads.
William Douglas has issued a challenge
to the world to race his yacht "Sappho " to
Sandy Hook on the 18th of July next.
FRANCE.
PARIS, January S.-The French Ambas-
sadors at London and Berlin have resigned.
The chief editors of the Rnppel, Charles
Hugo and Felix PLAT, have been sentenced
to four months imprisonment, and fined
one thousand francs each, and the latter
also sentenced to an additional five thou
sand francs for having distributed among
the soldiers in the barracks an article cal
culatcd to fomcnt al instruction.
Prime Minister Olivier recently pcti-
toned the Emperorfor the pardon OF miners
who had been sentenced to various terms OF
imprisonment for participation in the riots
at Aubcn. The Emperor complied, and to-
day the prisoners arc at liberty.
ROME.
PARIS, January S.-La Nemoriale Diplo-
mat;quc asserts that compromise has been
arranged on the question OF infaliibility OF
the Pope. The infalli3i!ity will be affirm
cd, but dissent from the article will be in
rlulrcd.
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STOVES AND TINWARE.

TIRE-PLACE STOFE.-We are putting
2 ND SECTIONS CELEBRATE IMPROVED
FIWE-PLACE HEATER, known to be the best in
use, ut the price i common article would cost.
Call and sec them. We warrant every stove to
give perfect satisfaction. We also keep full
supply Of
HEATING aud Cu0IISG STOVES,
ITOT.AIR FURNACES,
CRATES,
TENDERS, &C.
G. K A. BARGAMIS,
timers, steam and gas filters, and plumbers,
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RESTAURANTS.

cCHOTT'S STEAMED OYs- 90 ~
= TER E,TAAEfLI>BMEsT, = E;7&AkV
sTREETs:ELYNSHAyES DAY, G':n55Hy-
Stone. MILL GREEK, HORN HARBnk
RiVEH, and utIcr OYSTERS 81 The Oh L.. st wa
.ers, received regul'rly and fresh, md served
RAW, STEAMED. sTEWtD. or FRIED. Res
taur auts supplied by the barrel at cost price.
The BAR Is stocked with the CHOICEST IL
OUURs; and n large let Of BOTTLED IL.
OUORS. WINES ALE, and LAGER BEER, OF
the finest quality, ALWAYS on hfnc. dee
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EDUCATIONAL.

VOCAL MUSIC.-Mr. GEORGE A.
Y MINOR will commence the organic i;ion OF
classes for instruction l., VOCAL MUSIC on
TUESDAY ut y L. NJ. In the ace-strcct church,
corner Grace and Foushcc streets. rare chance
Is offe req 10 h Sc desiring II learn the science.
TERMS: ~ per month Of eight lessons ! gen
tlcnlnn bringing two ladies: 1925: For further
particular apply TO commit on tuesday night.
in i0--2tE
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!-9C1R DEALEk5.-Ilc Commissioner of
.*'ofn4i Revenue has prescribed q new
IA Of BOOK 10 be KEEP, by distillcrs, recti-
y I'd, and Wholesale liquor dealers. The
:. ~. was devised aad copyrighted by
-'",''s. J }. kish Co., Of New York city,
t'A MI take the same number as the old
,'.;" I2-). Il can he obtained from the
'...%>s2-A aad assessors Of tire several dis
..:'>, aAd ITS use will be enforced on and
'-,re ;4e le. OF February, 1870.
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w F. FOX'S ENGLISH, CLASSICAL,
w AMP MAT -EMATiCAL SCHOOL.-A
new iet begins The list OFF ,nuary. A few adj
tionai pupils will be received. Apply at the
school-room In rear Of Sycamore church, EleS-
enth street between Broad and Mrshall.
l..
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PLAYING DErrCTlvE-A BoGrs OFFICER
~ 4 BAD FLA man named L. 3. Daw
son, ct present resident of Arromattox
county, hu: originally hailing from Mary
land, was arrested yesterday By Deputy
United States Marshal Yeatman upon the
charge Of falsely representing himself as a
United States detective. and under this pre-
tense obtain;m- ncuCv from various per-
sons in Bedford. Campbell, and other Gown
tics. The accused has been playing this
game for some time, ami has fcathcrcd III.
nest pretty WEI !: is said, in his bogus
character Of detective, he visited different
persons engaged in disabling, and charged
them with violating the revenue laws in
some particular. rh~cat ,ued 10 arrest them.
Not suspcctin- his true character, the par
tics IL post instances, readily accepted
DaEeon's offer 10 let thea off on the pay
.tcnt Of stipulated sum Of money, and lie
thus managed to .eXtort considerable
amounts from innocent and unofcnding
ralties. The revenue officers, however,
firally cot Oh inklins iato biz proceedings,
and SET their triggers in such way rs to
completely cntrap him. An examination
into his case WIS pos;rcncd BY Commits
sioncr Du.!um until Thursday next, aEd
HcinG unable to give security for his up
pcara nee ut that time, lie Was committed
= ia:!.-I,nlChIUry Nc2c&.
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FCESgTTEE, &C.

III 4. ATKINSON & SON, HAVING
Ii. removed to No. l?ll Main street neat
door to Levy Brothers. over tie store Of Noah
Walker & Co., are no* prep rcd In t!Ier spacious
w,ierooins, to show their finc stock Gf I URS1-
TUI:E, and to offer greater Inducements 10 their
customers: They have on hand I'll Kinds, hotlI
y"ry FINE and PLAIN FIfRNITi RE- tor ether
with the celebrated ENTIRE SPRING BED,
RIO MS and WORKSHOP viii Lc continued ut
their old stand, Governor str CT. ], le--lm
II RNIT L RE AND MATTRESS
Il A"ER0nMS.-rp s.airs opposite the
those iron front buildings ihe largesi and most
varied Is sortinenl Of + RLOR, CHA NBfR. and
DINfhG-RCOM FURNITURE IN the Snto. Of
every variety OF style ard tn!st. Also. Mattresses
md Spring Beds made 10 orGc In any style de
| sired. Our stock Of Chtmbcr Furniture being
very large complete suits can Ire purchased NJ our
| est ;bli.hment from :35to $sor. We have reduced
the pr es of all our goods, and ~e are now selling
about lis low us we did fifteen Years ago.
We invite I'll in want Of good, substauti "a! Fur
niture t. examine o assortment before bay ing
We have goods to suit MI par lcsthc ri"h or the
| poor. HARWOtD ~ iEt-
opposite tic post-oGicc Main STREET
| delo Richmond, Va.
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VETELLE,

ZETELLE, ~
No. 100? MAIN STREET,
50 = } begins the cold season with renewed
SN ks4H energies snd increased resources. Ibs
WEEV public will find IN his larder every
luxury that IS .rodrccd within the United states.
He offer. everything In season here. and fellcA~
cics OF the tropics. TAME and WILD FOWL
Of water and land If all torts, FENlSOa, DE- DE
TEKS, FISH. TERRAPISS, and DON ssIlC
MEATS, of the very best, selected with bkiu and
care. ,.. -
lie has the best OF cooks, under The direction or
n French artist, master at the profession. MS
tables I'm the m IN saloon and his suit or dnln9-
rooms for parties supplied with dishes N order
from the palmer sorts TO the most elegant 70
,uy preptrcd I'm Paris. Parties entertained Win
entire privacy and comfort.
lie viii supply parties and families promptly
with Meats, Fish Oysters, Game, Pastry, Dessert
and " iues and Liquors.
Tie viii cater for hose In town snd country VINO
desire yncooked supplies, eusnrine tbe best INC
market affords at the most rcisonaGe rbar2sS. -,
His Bar Is supplied with the cboiccst LlQgUito
and WINES. This he warrants. 3pGeo ofIns
prepared by the most skilfal brewer IN the cr!.
Grateful for p,st favor, he invites the pubic 10
continue its patronage and PROMISES tbc inmst
faithful and prompt bling OF orders. &c "
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EIsicit Distillcrscs.

Collector Mullins, the "immortal,' iate
representative in the House from Pennsyl-
7ania (of tic fourth internal revenue dis
rict) writes Commissioner Dclano detailed
account OF seizures of o number Of barrels
Of Illicit whiakey, together with horses and
tho wagon in Which tie whiskey was
carried; that lie placed the whisl:ey,
wagon, aud horses, in stable for safe
keeping that during the night as many as
iftY armed men arrived, all in KuElu1 dis
guise, surrounded The stable, took posses
sion of tic wbiskey, ETC., and then set the
stable on frc. He says troops will be ne
ccssary to curb the insurrectionary spirit Of
the lav-brealcrs in that section.
Fort Sumter
K is understood that tie Secretary Of War
will ask special appropriation for the re-
building and repairing Of Fort Sumter, and
that if it is given General Gilmore will lie
detailed 10 repair the fort be labored go
hard to destroy. WALLACE.
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UNNYSIDE TRIUOIPHANT.-Th
~ only premium given by The Virginia State-Agri-
cu1-nl Society for stoves WAS awarded the SUN
NfSlDE STOVE. For sale only by siOCETCAS-
TIE, $50 Broad street.
This Stove heats one or more rooms, and is un-
power. no l0--dk dry
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Tile misunderstanding.

\ committee Of Republican members Of
the Pennsylvania Legislature called on
President Grant this morning and had o
private interview. They urged the Presi-
dent to consider the claims of Benjamin II.
Brewster for the position of Attorney-Gcn-
eral if Judge Hoar goes to the Supreme
Court Tie President said he had no doubt
Judge Hoar would be confirmed by the Sc
nate next week es Associate Justice o. the
Supreme Court.