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CEMETERY CON-

IN y j. l. w OoD IE-hL ss ~
IL PASY.-At = lull meot.ng vi Tue n''ar' '.
Directors OF Hollywood Gem terry Company 81
the I'm Of October, 1870 the ioio"iDg itsier r0H'
Colonel Thomas II. Kills vas communicated:
"RIcuMoSD. May IS, 1870.
40 the Directors ef TIE Hollywood CeEesey
..G,,fl~m,n.-It being nay purpose 10 ieA'S
Richmond to resice IN the cl:N OF Ce,cas4,o,
hereny resign the Office o: President OF The NO.
lywood Cemetery COMPANY. An oihclai as:oti.
ton of nearly senty three years WIN this eDss'
prise during which time | have seen u .lo~"
from It's original suggestion, throus carry p!sis
dice and opposition, TO It's present fayoru sn W..
ticual reputation, has strongly attached me 20
and It's fortunes; but especially 10 lhose "!
of;cers and agents with whom have actea Ell
from the beginning. Lameating the oepstsddt, ss.
dertny TO the survivors aud 10 sacn or YOU Ssn''
men, my earnedt wi%he; ~ i,iend, ,,py
vours THOMAS II. sllis. 80
And his rcsixnau u accepted: ~h:n Mi Lila.
II. HlxA ALL MSS elected President, al i2s iou''
ing resolutions unanimously adopted c.l,rel
: ResoLpsL BY y change OF re:iIencs OF 80!
Thomas Ii. Ellis late Pre- ident OF iiV'nn,"ssn
Gem e,ery Company, IRON thus sity =. %sc, sy bis
asstdutty efficiency, ana uroanisJ mo- 49, .nn the
served ihs esteem OF his associates put ~. ~.
kIndesf :, CARDS OF all those with hoin IN M ,,tp
era! =. OF his official duties, he WIS pto"s'
= Ssso1red, THAT copy OF this resoii .,s,s1eSf
a. ~ ardsd 10 Colonel Ellis, asoseer copy ~ our
with his letter OF resignation, 10 paon'i'~
'ia ssso!asa, That all future purchases mem ss
,ssfsS M nse frantic Gu b,ng and dfsp ng
lion railing, us 80 thlRk It Will ada u os~S'
The srcuS d." a. II sawsd
october II, 1870.
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CoLFAx has written a letter explaining
how it was that the Democrats carried In
diana last month. Elect ORDwAY, and let
PORTER distinguish himself by explaining
how 1t was that he was beaten.
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See to 1t that You vote tomorrow. With
POTTER In Congress, a Radical Mayor here,
and Radical officers to assist him In cover
ing III, his tracks or tricks, you would SUI.
fer immeasurably.
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MILLINERY.
BOARDING..

TIRST-CLAss BOARDING.-WOLTZ
r HOUSE formerly Cook'st corner of sth and
Clay streets, IL pre- pared to receive few FlasI-
CLASS BOAR DERs. The we'll known reputation
OF the proprietress as frst-ratc hOuseheeper
insures to her guests Portable aud satisfactory
mmodattons. A few transient boarders VIII
be accommodated Mhs. C.. j. VOLT.
n. B.-A limited number OF day boarders will
be taken. mol Nv
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~ CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS

RF CARPETS, CARPEIS, C1iftk ~ ] g
The assortment of CARPETS we now offer Is one
of the hest selected that we have ever offered. We
nurchased our stock this season direct from the
manufacturers, and can show some styles WHICH
cannot be surpassed In beauty.
Look at our genuine ENGLISH BODY bHo"-
SFLS at g.. IS per yard
Genuine f SGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSshh" d.
$3.50 per yard;
THREE-PLYA INGRAINS, HEMP, and VESl-
TIAN CARPETS, In great variety, at very
low prices;
A full assortment of RUGS, DRUGGEIs, MAI
TING, and OIL-CLOTHS, ~
LEVY BROTHERS,,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
COIORED WOOL SPREAL CALICO CUM
p0RTTRs BLANKETS. SHEETINGS, and
TABLF-CLOTHS very cheap. ocD
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DEATH OF AN OLD IsRAEL1TE.-Mr. Nap.
thai Phillips, one of the oldest American
Israelites in the United States, died i'll New
York on Tuesday in the 9Sth year of his
age. He was Il native Of New York, and
one of the founders of the Tammany So
ciety; was for forty years employed IN thc
custom-housc, and for long time the pro-
prictor of the New York Ereni1,g Star.
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asRH GsbOhsS.

vOHN N. WOODEN,
|C ,,,7 MAIN SIRE e T,
OPPOSITE DISPATCH OFFICE
nm NOW receiving, In addition 70 my iAIs,
stock Of FOREIGN AND Doh1
GOODS, ,.,rr,Y popI1N5.
CKETOUNEs. sATEEhs'
PLAID POPLIE aud sEHdE7
SHAWL SUITS,
mud ,rsnv other new and desirable Diess ovo.1'
embracing complete assortment OF "oo f'-'N
GOODS, such as
ALPACAs, BOMBAZ1SES'
TAMISE, MERISOS'
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
REPS, BIARR1TZ,
JANUS CLOTHS and M0UsLlHS'
- -,,,, yvou,d respcctfulIy solicit an examina-
ton. lawn assort-
We call special attention TO our iar9o @s'o, 49,,
rent of CLOAKIAGS in SHE Vel7cf, biack aa| .
Colored yelvetecus, White Corduroy, anu FANCY
CIoakings. WATER
Also CLoAKs, SiIAWLS, and "Alh"-
PROOFS in great variety. ,., and
CLOTHS and CAssIMERSs for boys, aus.
meas wears large stock including lhli i'N' -
Charlottesville and Fredericksburg laorlcs'
FLASSELS In white, Red, Yellow gray "'''
Blue.
OPERA FLANNEL, Plaids ana Sohos'
MISUNDERSTANDING GOODS, such as Iaoie
r5none and Oil-cloths, Towels, Napkins, "h'ee
and Colored Spreads, Nottingham Laees Tor cur
t.Ips ple.chpd and Brown Sheetlugs and PHO"
Cotton.
GLOVES HANDhERCH1EFs.
HOSIERY, EMBROIDERIES LACEs,
LACE HANDKERCHlEFS and COLLARS
Tn fac,. everything to be found in 1rst-ciass
store and we cordially invite an examin sion py
iii II, want as we are determined TO sell at TIE
lowest possible figures. .,,ru yyooDErS
% JC.lN ~. N'ONi -
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INcESDIARY F1RE.-A large frame dwell
inr on Daniels Hill, belonging to the estate
of the late Alexander Kinnier, but recently
purchased by A. r. Woodroof, Esq, was
consumed by fire Wednesday night. 1t
had been for some time unoccupied, and
was unquestionably set on fire. The kitch-
EN- was occupied by a colored family, and
was also consumed, with two mirrors be-
longing to Mr.. Woodroof. valued at 500,
The effects of the colored family were all
saved.
The house cost Mr.. Woodroof $4,000 in
July last. and was insured in the Georgia
Home Insurance Company, at Columbus,
represented by Mr.. T. H. lvey, for 1000.
The sale, however, had not been ratified by
the court.-Lynch6urq Republican.
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R-HANGINGS,
OIL-CLOTHs, DAMASKS,
CORNlCES AND BANDS, CORDS AND
TASSELS,
NOTTINGHAM AND LACE CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES, WOOL AND COIR MATS,
COCOA AND CANE MATTINGS,
OTTOMANs, TIDES, &C.
large and handsome assortment OF tnc aooVc
G00T1S choice patterns selected Of the manufac-
turers within the past TWO weeks by Dir. JOHN +.
REGEAULT, now In store and offered at the lowest
cash prices. -,
Parcr hanging aud Upholstering work In al
j. HENRY GRAFTON,
oc ns-1et No. 9th street.
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w LOOK AT OUR DRESS GOODS

T LOOK AT OUR DRESS GOODS
READ OUR PRICES:
Solid color ALPACAS, zoe. per yard. worth E5c.;
BLACK ALPACAS, 25c.;
BLACK ALPACAS at Doc, worth Soc
BLACK ALPACAS at Soc, worth 7sc
Beautiful pLAIDS at 37ac., nearly yard-"ide'
worth &c.,;
EMPRESS CLOTHS and FRENCH MEhlNoS
at lower rates than ever;
POpLINS, SILKS, BIARITZ FPiNdLlAEs; IN
fact. everything in the way OF Dress Goods can
be found at LEVY bkoi 1hho'
oc 90 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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My VELVETS, VELVETEEN, COR
DITROY. PLAID vFLTETS, cut on the bias
COLORED yELvETs cut on the bias; WHITE
CORDUROY, the new and popular article for Ia
d,es, sacoues. at LEVY BROTHERS..
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ME- FOR ALL KINDS OF DRY
cOODs call q, LEVY BROTHERS.
NJ 90 1913 and 1ol5 Main street.
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There will be meeting of the citizens Of
the county in the courthouse during recess
of the court next Monday, to take steps to
have the line of the James River and ka-
nawha canal located through the north side
of the county. A party of engineers, sent
out by the United States Government, are
in our mountains, prospecting a route for
this canal across the Alleghanies.-Ch'7s-
tidnsburq Messenger.
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FCE-CREAM, JELLY, &c.
JUDGES AND COMMISSIONERS OF
~ ELECTION APPOINTED by JUDGE

JUDGES AND COMMISSIONERS OF
y ELECTION APPOINTED by JUDGE
GUIGOS.
JUDGES.
Marshall Ward.--Preclnct No. ], John F. Shin
berger, 7. Wiley Davis, and A. w. Wilcox. Pre-,
cinrt No" ., John j. Cannon, William F. Butler
and c. Neads.
Jefferson Ward:--Precinct No. !, ". w. Wood
No. ., Winston +. Rogers, John II. Peasants, aut
Benjamin Bragg, Precinct No. Q, John Hagan
Jr:, George BoTden; and THOMAS ,,,,I Holins Pre-
FIX riest OBJ len L. 00'e A'an BAKER, and Fat
Madison Ward..-Precinct No. /, Jno. j. Crutct.
fed, Ludwig Hoyer, and Samue! M. Page rrc.
cinct No. 9, ". W. Slower, W. c. Taylor, and Il
u. Browne, aud z. X HFmbrl.k. Precinct No
4 YIN. z. Gretter, Thos. 81. Binford. aud Peter
Monroe Ward. Precinct No. !, Jas. R. Fisher
Matthew Blair. and JAS. Fuller. Ilscinet no. 2
Precinct No. 3, David B. Jones Chas. Hutzler
aud jacob Cohn. Precinct No. Z, Jas. A. Moore
VIM. j. Waldrop apd j. .. Underhili:
j. hadS sgd D. Koer Be- @
LaWric.
COMMISSIONERS.
First-W. W. SLOWER,
Secontl-JAMES II. FISHER,
psi Third DAVID B. JONES,
fourth-JEsSE j. UNDEkH1LL,
Fifth-BENJAMIN BRAGG.
The duty OF the Commissioners is to assemble al
the clerks ofce or the Hastings Court on the Be-
cond day after the election and proceed to ascer-
t8in the result.
he Registrars win please call on the clerk of the
Hastings Court at the City Hail on MONDAY. I'll G
7th INSTANT as /? O'Clock NJ, and receive the ballots
boxes, poll-books, &c. TT
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DIED,

ELISE, eldest daughter of Gen. WIN. Mahone
die ON Saturday of iphtheria, In Petersburg her
\ We wgs eleven Years aud She WAS an interesting
and intelligent child.
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MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
lSl BANKING AND ISsURAkCSE coz
PAEY.-A meeting OF the subscribers TO Tie capi-
tai stock OF The aboye-named co,Tpsny VIII os
held On MONDAY, November III, al y o,c!oSA
Z. NJ, ut the Office OF MCsSrs. Lancaster eo''
bankers. for the purpose OF Organization:
&C o2 -tSo7 JAS. II. GARDNER. On IMAM.
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ME- COUNTRY MERCHANTS SUP
Piled AT NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
Strangers unacquainted with our system OF doing
business will please take notice that ours Is On
PRICE STORE. We ark the lowest price al
once, and never deyiatc from this rule.
LEVY BROTHERS,
~ % 1918 and lol5 Main street.
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The Educational Journal for November
is upon our table. We have not yet read
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JICKERsON HOUSE,

This pleasantly-located HOTEL, unsurpassed
by any house In the South for com and healthy
seeking accommod. tion. A cali il solicited.
Omnibusses will be found ut the different Gepots.
Passengers carried to and from the hotel free of
charge. WIN. A. WRIGHT,
oc 8-lmS Proprietor.
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DOMESTIC 6OQDS.

"a BIeached Cotton, l24c.-the hest in ths city;
Calicoes at 123c., and as low ne &C. ,o,c
Brown Cotton ut sc.-rery good at l2sc',
1914 sheetngs ut reduced prices
Canton Flannel, l5c. per YARD.
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DURE SPERM OIL for machinery.
IL WOOD & 90NS'
no2 eth and Main streets,
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AM EASEMENTS
DICHMOND THEATRE.
K. DORSEY OGDEN........Lessec and |.
Z TASI.s:R nj
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.

ENNAF EMENI EAIkAUKUINAK1.
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 7TH.
First appearance, In three years, of RichmOnd's
fayori.e artistic the brilliant and versatile
MARIETTA RAVEi.,
supported by 4 TALENTED COMPANY. when
will be presented for the first time I'm this city the
new and thrilling sensational military drama,
written expressly for Miss RAvELl, entitled
JARTISE.
Miss RAvEL sustaining five characters. supported
by powerful cast.
Doors open At 7: commence al 8. Box sheet
now open II West & JohnstUn's bookstore.
Full particulars in daily programme and other
announcements. no SIT
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A CARD.-The Court of Appeals having
"A refused TO grant writ prohibiting the cleo
tion ord. red TOR Tuesday next, we, The UNDER
signed, wishing TO do nothing to disturb the har-
lnouy OF the Constructive party. but at the same
time not recognizing The right OF an unauthorized
imary eiec,on isst snrnr eSpressed their pre
ference for us, hereby announce ourselves Can
Dn,ATES FOR she OFFICES WE NOW
HpLD, and ask the support of
our friends.
c. N. PLEAsANTS, City Collector.
RIO. b. MUNFORD. City Treasurer.
THOS. II. DUDLEY, Yer. cant.
IT. THEO. BoLDf MANN. Com. OF Revenue.
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MET CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, VEST
NGs, JEANS. and CORDUROY.-We sali par
icular attention to our stock OF goods sn,tao iot
hoys' and mems wear. We have now IN etorc
full assortment of the Charlottesville goods.
LEVY BROTHERS.
1918 and 1215 Main street.
COATs,S COTTON, all sizes, at so cents per
49, oc2
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7 OOK TO YOUR INTEREST.
am now receiving my third supply OF
FALL AND WATER DRY GOODS
comprising all Of the latest styles and novelties

French and American CassimereS,
Dress Goods In e. dless variety.
Empress Cloth all colors, GO ana ioc''
French meripos, in all shades;
Englisn Crown Poplln, entirely new
Plaid Poplins at sac, great bargain ,asn.
Solid-colored Alpaca, CSC, very cheap
Black Goods specially.
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DIGS FOR SALE.-The subscriber of
4 fers for sale saveral premium CHESTER
HfTE PIGS. Also, one very superior B0Ak,
OF same breed A. HODGSON,
r. y. bog IS Richmond, Henrico Co., Va.
no T-2t4
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ME- READY.MADE " A L K \ 6
Suits FOR LArIEs AND CHILDREN, in end
less variety; CHILDREN'S DRESSES, CHILL
DREE,S CLOAKS. CHILDREN'S "ATEa-
PROOF WALKING SUITS, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
oc % 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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NEW STOkE.-LADIES BOOT AND
IN SHOE EMPORIUM,
No. AS Broad street, between 4ih and s.h.
have noU on band and am recev Ing daily new
additions to my large stock or
BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS
comprising the very best assortment OF Ladies',
Misses, aid Chlldren's
BOOTS An ID SlI0 ES
in this city, consisting OF the latcs. styles and In
all widths and sizes, made expressly for by the
best manufacturers In the country all OF which
will be sold AT the lowest prices.
Remember, this Is the only Ladies' Boot and
Shoe Emporium IN this city which Is expressly
adj pied for ladies' only. 4. ii. HARRIS,
oc 27-lm as Broad street, between 4th and 5th.
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sHAWLS AND CLOAKING.
Shawls from 75c. to $50;
Misses Shawls. all sizes; .,,,
BIack silk Velvet, warranted p,reSil for Cloak
ing: ,,,oox>
Whit aud Colored Flannel very cheap.
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nT LADIES GARMENTS.-We have
a splendid stock of all articles of LADIES IN
DERWEAR, Including Gowns, Chemses, Corset
Covers, Drawers skirts, &c.
This department is presided over by ladies.
LEVY BROTHERS,
400 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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NO Sun-nO moon
No morn no noon-
No dawn-no dark-no proper time OF day
No sky-uo ear, hly view
No distance look ng blue

No distance look ng blue
No road, no street Ito t'other size the way -
No comfortable feel in 8ny member
No shade, no shine, 10 butterflies, no bees,
No fruits, no flowers, no leaves. no birds,
November!
And no Porter for respectable voters.
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WHITE GOODS.

Table and Piano Covers,
MArseilles Quilts,
Napkins and Doyles, ,,,.o-,o.
Linen Handkerchief from J'c. per uoS' up"alu''
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~ WAMsUTTA COTTON at 19c.,
Superior BLEACHED COTTON, yard-Wide' u
Good quality BI,EACHED COTTON, yard-wide.
Kt123 cents;
yard.wjde REACHED COTTON at loo. per
rord a, LEVY BROTHERS..
1918 and 1915 Main street.
CGaTs's spool COTTON, only SOC. Per
dozen. w 80
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,IOT1-,rInC or ro-ptRTNER.
MEETINGS.

A NNUAL MEETING.-Tke next an.
N nnai meeting OF the sT1CKHOLD KS
THIS RICHMOND, FREDERIC Ks lRG I'D
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY VIII oe
held NJ the Office OF the company, IL Richmono
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th OF Soyember: i:!o' -
II O'Clock A. &. j. b. WlSsIoa.
no I'D Secretary.
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80 NEW YORK MILLS. COTTON, at
ono =, LEVY BROTHERS,
600 1.1a and 1916 Main street.
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SPECIAL NOgls -.

~ FREE EXHTBITION.-Be sure 10
oou,o .na ,oe :. at LEVY Bp.THERS',
90 90 I2l3 and 1915 sain street.
The New York herald., 1870-06-17
A WALL STREET MYSTERY.

1t was reported in Wall street yesterday that Mr..
Stephen Massetl, nephew OF the well and favorably
known lecturer and humorist OF that name. had un.
accountably disappeared and that disastrous fnan.
cal investments had something to DO as o prime
cause with his absence, involving him in losses
amounting to about S150, 900. On Thursday OF last
week. it Is reported he made his appearance in the
street FOR the as time. On that day he sold his seat
In the Stock Exchange for SIS 000. Receiving the
money he at once went home. He instructed his
vile TO pack his vallse, telling her he was gong
on long journey TO seek his fortune.
lie then klhsed her goodby.. and before she
could demand an explanation Massett had left the
house. Since lhcn nothing has been heard OF his
whereabouts. His wife Is daughter OF the late
William Burton, the comedian, and, as may be
imanded, Is In great distress over the flight OF her
husband. Massett commenced. his Wall street ex.
perience with the firm OF Winslow, Lanier Co.; he
was next partner or w. X. Travers Co.; subse.
quenty one Of the house OF Massett Van Schaick
and later in the firm OF Scott Capron Co. After
the dissolution OF the latter house he entered into
speculations on his own account, in which he lost
his last dollar. Masselt has always borne an excels
len, charactex His friends believe he Will yet be
heard from, and that his sudden departrfo Is
merely connected with ordinary business dansac.
t0na,
The New York herald., 1870-06-17
JUVENILE beethoven rES givAL.

Concert Last Evening at Steinwny Hnll.
Steinway Hall was densely crowded In every part
last night. on the occasion OF the concert by the
scholars Of Grammar School No. AZ. This Is the
lrst OF series in which all the public schools Of the
Tenth ward are to appear including Nos. AZ, 20 and
Z. Among the musical celebrities present and partt
cipating were the well known organlst, MI. s. p
Warren; Mr.. Hoffman, the pianist, and Mr.. Beckett,
basso. The conductor was Mr.. George +. Brisiow,
who is the music teacher Of the schools. The pro.
graInne, which was nnely performed throughout,
included seventeen pieces by the scholars; an organ
solo by Mr.. Warren; "EgLDont,o Beethoven; q line
solo, with chorus, "Come to Me, Angel OF Sleep" by
Miss Lena Neubecker, OF Public. School No. /; solo
sOlc by Gottschalk, In and B; finely rendered by
Mr.. Holman, and al address delivered by Mr. Har-
risOn, assistant superintendent Among the pieces
by the scholars deserving especial attention were
doubtedly the finest effort OF the evening, and re-
ceived with tremendous applause; the solo Even.
tide" by Master Toch, and two cloruses by the
female department, 20 Rest in the Lord" and
"Phantom Chorus.h The solo by Master Palm,
"Die Blume' with violin obligato, Mr.. Palnl), was
also an exquls.t, n1oTCeGu.
There were upon the platform about 400 girls and
One-half OF that NUMBER OF boys. The girls were
nearly all dressed In white. ana their hair OF every
shade-Irom blonde to that dark as night-was
woven or crowned with flowers. The boys, dressed
in dark clothes sat with great decorum in the back
seats indulging only twice In q full chorus, when
they gave ''The Minstrel BOy' and ''Merrily, Oh"
Among those present and in the boxes were
Messrs. AlOnzO Truesdell, George T. Patterson Ben
jamln F. Schaffer George Kinzer and William Nc
Conil OF the School Bolrd, and the principals, Mr..
j. T. Boyle, Miss Caroline Hopkins and Mrs. Mary
Even. At the close OF the concert great rush was
made for the stage, where these 600 little ones,
many OF them not more than seven years OF age,
were waiting, by direction, 10 be claimed by their
parents.
The New York herald., 1870-06-17
MEXICO.

Adjournment of C0naress-The ItcvOIutiOns-
The Earthquake at TabnscO-New Gold
Mine-PrOgress of the Rio Grande Rebels
Marriage OF n Catholic Priest.
io CITY OF MEXICO. June ILL.,
VIA HvvANA, June 16, 1870.
The National Congress adjourned on the 31st Of
May. President Juarez, In his closing message, says
the revoutionists in San Luis Potos and Zacatecas
have been reduced TO petty bands and that
have been taken by the government, in cooperation
with Congress, which will prove OF great benefit
to the country in iuture.
The earthquake OF the 1lth Of May, reported In o
previous despatch, was felt at Tabasco. All the
churches and nearly all the private dwellings at Mia
hutta were thrown TO the ground by the shock.
Near Pochutta the roads were rendered impossible
rocks fell from the mountain sides and filed them up
The loss OF e in this calamity Is larger than was at
first estimated
The revolt a. Guayamas has been auelled.
New gold mines have been discovered near Jalapa.
society Of free thinkers the Sd inst celebrated
the memory OF Mechor Ocambo, who was killed by
The Ttco Rcpuohcs newspaper, defends the policy
and reputation OF SehOr Romero.
The Governor oi the state OF Guerrero has been i'm
Much exc rement is apparent here among the
government people In consequence OF the pro-
gresSof the Rio Grand rebels.
A cOTdticta OF S2,500000 left this city for Vera
Cruz to catch the English steamer.
The wreck OF the steamship Golden City has been
The Custom House at Mszatan has embargoed the
property OF Henry Brooks, an American, who re-
fuses to pay exhorbant port duties
1t Is reported that PlacedO Verge attempted to
attack Rosario, but was defeated and compelled to
take to flight.
rumor is aioat that General Negrete will join
the Rio Grande rebels.
OnoIre Castillo Catholic priest of this city, has
married Sonora Fuentes. The Catholics are ex.
tremeiy Indignant at the step.
The New York herald., 1870-06-17
THE PACIFIC COAST.


The southern Pacific Railroad swindle-Or.
Gantxation Of the Anstraiian Steamship
Company Whent Exportatiou from Cali
fOrnIa.
SAN FRANCISCO June 1s, 1870.
The Board OF Supervisors to-day declared the 70.
suit Of the recent election ON the proposition TO
donate $l.ooo.o0 TO the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company In favor OF che COMPANY although the
conviction was expressed that great fraud had
been perpetraed In order to carry the vote afirma.
lively. eHstfWN
new Australian steamship company for direct
communication with sydney has been organized.
The service Will be commenced on or before the 10th
Of july 1t Ia expected the steamers win make the
time IN twenty-one DAYS. -f4F
Much anxiety Is manifested here at tho non
ARRIVAL OF the steamship Henry Chauncey at New
YORK. The steamer Constitution. with which she
from Panama.
There Is great indignation expressed at the gross
rauos Ia the recent special election. The Mayor has
peen requested TO oter reward for the perpetrators
OF the frauds.
wheat has advanced under the favorable Eastern
anu European advices. The California wheat ex-
ported during one year, up to date, required two
nun9red vessels. Two hundred and thirty six thou
SAND tons were sent TO England.