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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27
To the Conservative Voters Of the
State.


STATE CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE
Sept. -, 1870.
l. Circular No. 2 directs that the " county
and city conventions shall appoint or elect
delegates lone for every 100 registered
voters) to conventions in each congressional
district to nominate Conservative candidates
for Congress-" The voters here referred to
are Conservative voters. No others are de-
signed to be represented in these conven-
tons. The registration lists may be re-
terred to for the numbers and character Of
voters. Entire accuracy cannot be expected
in this matter.
,. Strict attention should be paid to po-
litical qualifications in making nominations
for Congress. Persons whose disabilities
under the provisions of the 14th amend-
ment have been removed by act OF Congress
will, if elected, be required to take only
the special oath provided in such case by
law: but persons whose disabilities under
that amendment have not been so removed,
and persons arho hare nerer incurred such
disabilities. will be required to take the
test oath (tron-cldd), which is suljoined. 1t
is earnestly epioined that no risks be run in
this matter. Under the present law the
clerk is empowered to make up the roll OF
the House Of Representatives. Only the
members elect whose names appear on the
cleIh = 1OIl W Ill De lftlINiltSN w
in the organization of the House. The
actual removal of his disabilities, or
his ability to take the iron-clad oath, it
NAV be confidently asserted, will be n pre-
requisite in the case Of every member elect
10 having his name enrolled. Do not put
it in the power Of our adyersaries to over
throw or disregard your elections, and
vigorously diScOuntcnance the tallacious
expectation Gf any entertain it) that per-
son elected can afterwards get his dlSablll-
ties removed and be admitted to his seat.
Il. II. DANIEL, Chairman.
]. Il. Fisher, Secretary.
OATH OF OFFICE.
II. A. B., do solemnly swear Tor affirm)
that | have never voluntarily borne arms
against the United States since have been
citizen thereof; that ! have voluntarily
enlargement to persons engaged in armed
hostility thereto; that have neither sought
nor accepted, nor attempted to exercise, the
functions of any office whatever under any
authority, or pretended authority. in hos
tlity to the United States: that ] have not
yielded Il voluntary support to any pre-
tended government. authority, power, or
constitution within the United States hos
tile or inilnical thereto. And ] do further
swear Tor affirm) that, to the best of my
knowledge and ability, will support and
!gainSt all enemies, foreign and domestic
mat will bear true faith and allegiance to
the same; that j take this obligation freely.
without any mental reservation or purpose
# evasion, and that | will we'll and faith
!ully discharge the duties of the office on
which l am about to enter. So help me
God"
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h1y BARGAINS! BARGAlNsH
ARM1sTEAD & B1BB
are closing out their entire stock OF
DESIRABLE GOODS
at and below cost for cash, to make a chanse IN
business. Their stock is comprised in part OF
WHITE GOODS, REAL LAcES'
NoTtoNs, FANCY GOODS
EMBRoiDERtEa,
HOSIERY, GLOVES woRsTED GOODS,
FURNISHING ARTICLES,
DRESS TRIMMINGS, &C.
Purchasers Of goods in our line ore invited TO call
and be convinced of the tact that we are
Offering superior Inducements for
c A s H.
ARM1STEAD 6 BIBB,
CORNER BROAD AND NINTH STREETS.
All persons indebted to the above firm are re-
ouested to make immediate payment
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CAucus,-Tbc Fleming Journal has Bit
ter philippe against the caucus-thc bitter
ness of which is no doubt inspired BY the
triumph Of PORTER over the Journal. Yet
that paper speaks Of the caucus as altogether
a machine used by the Conservative party.
This is the old story of the mastiff, who,
being kicked out of the kitchen fell upon the
first duck he met in the yard,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

HOMESTEAD LAw.-The Lynchburg Re-
publican publishes in full an opinion rem
deraa by Judge WiSGFIEnn at the last term
of the Circt,it Court for Nelson county, In
which opinion he holds that the homestead
law is imperative as to judgment liens ac-
quired before its passage.
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The sympathy of Italy has in the present
war been entirely with France, and that
sympathy will not be transferred to Pr'ls-
STA IN case she opposes the GEAR in war
In the east Of Europe. !.
We look forward TO the driving the Turk
out OF Europe as an inevitable event, and
would he glad to see it done at an early day.
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~ NEW AND ATT r A c II V h
STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER DRY
GoODs.-I am now opening very large and
cheap stock of GOODS bought at New York auci
tiops for cash. consisting of the latest designs OF
Dress Goods In Merinos, Cohnrgs, Popiins, ser
pes. Black and Cocred Alpacas. Empress Cloths,
SILKS. NC. Waterproof Cloths; full line of La
dies, Cloakings French, Scotch. American, and
Fredericksburg Cassimeres Black Doeskins and
BROAD Cloths, SstlneLs, FILLED Cloth, Kentucky
Jeans, &c.
he largest line of Swiss, Jacnnct, md ChecRed
Musins, Irish Linens Quilts, Table-Cloth'' Nap
kins and Towels in the state, Dou9h: very NV,
and to which especially call the attention OF tiie
nuslic yalencicnes, Guimpure, Grand DucnesS,
Cluny, and Brussels Lace; Camorlcs, koeinR' iu-
sertInp Bands &c. Bleachcd ami brown niees-
inps md Shirtines, Plaid Domestlca, llcAihe
Hickory. &C.; Linen Handkerchicfs from DC. 10
The finest Lace: Hosiery from loc. ID Tue "es. i'"
dies, Meiino Vests and Drawers Oil lua'iLie''
Gents, Linen and Woollen Shirts ana drawers
Bosops. Neck Ties. and Scarfs Gloves Notions'
Coats Cotton from No. 10 2oo jet 'e"eiry'
Soap. Perfumery, and in short everything 10 DC
found In u hrst-class dry goods establishment !;
hest brands of Calico, new styles, only l2sc.
All .sk IS n call before purchasing elsewhere
The following are with me, and would be pleased
10 zee their friends A.: RTLAND Fl. NoRvELL- for
mcrly with Isaac Sycle: WILLIAM II. 3. TAY-
1oR, formerly with VIM. r. Bell & Co.; B. HoLTz
and Miss ALICE HARDEsTY, of this city.
Wch.ye nov all Nos of Rohcrts's, Parabo!a's,
Smiths Batrs's. and Jourdan's Needles.
Remember the place. A. GOIDBACK,
B07 Broad street.
ca % between Sixth and Seventh.
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rpuCArrONAH.

AIRS. III G. RICE RESUMED Ih IL.
4 IVs 1,rrrTfS OF HER SCHOOL on the 26th M
s..r, aa,r,g grasefuifor past liberal patronage.
sa homes 10 merit and receive continuaoce py
gnepseyerance In securing the greatssL goaa ., az
missnnii;,e narerfaly stttct. Terms liberal. oos'
Sd street. between Clay and Leigh.
h.e a. n HThgtx
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: T0i7NT LAUREL SCHOOL,

wi HALIFAX COIaTf, YM,ts,,
REV. JOHN T. CLAes: kect asia asa Pr iii
R 5Sls4HT b RON M5MsiF FiRsT GCToBER TO
This school situated 1t m S]asa In heathy
,nt end ysry tnfs srnH GloTer station
the el advsn,ages Of society both IN COUNTY, -"
The Instruction In the classical ana a nag tbo
courses in French XII be ssr, ssr sua watca
rough The dseRne w snd the Influences in the
school and surrounding win be Ceri nasy long
regular attendance at rhurch ever Inhaa mt Of
win tea chers and other friends VIII De p"i -
the course. ,,,oro hes,des the
nto dan hr bad for $50 pr session, including an
Charges. Tuition, 40. Board and tui,i9n va va
BILE ir advaneeonc half LIST October ana ION 1nr
mar. For circulars and any tnformat'on EppiJ
tuai5' i0- REV J!JBNT CLARK:
Mount Laurel Halifax county, va
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ THOMAS NJ. ALFRIENDSsoN's
GENERAL INsURAscE AGENCY
NO. 900 MAIN sTgEETs u.
FUND INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BAN FRANCISCO.

CAPITAL Gold ::saoo''o" w
ASSETS, January /, 1870, tGold).'.". 'o',ii' 0'
New York City Board Of Reference
DAVID DOWs, A. A. LOW,
GEORGE OpDYKE, n. CLAIM
Nm. T. COLEMAN, JOHN W1NsLo".
POLICIES GRANTED IN CURRENCY OH
q o I. u.
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
In Virginia registered bonds deposited Win 'ne
sta.e Treasurer as security for Its
Virginia policy-holders:
Having been appointed agents OF the above
E1RsT-CLAss LIBERAL, AND PROMPT
PAYING COMPANY,
we solicit the patronage Of all desiring insurance.
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MEETINGS.

r o. o. F.-The members Of ,,ss;:..ass;sszz<
T. FITZHUGG LODGE. No. %. ]. 3@AEs1
O. O. F., are harby notified to attend sSs1SsTS
q regular and quarterly meeting, at ~8SfASS'
their lodge-room, THIS Tuesday, EVENING,
tn 9th instant, at O'Clock promptly. Mem berf
OF sister LODGES arc cordially invited to attend.
BY order Of the n, q.
JAS. u. ATKINSON, Sec Z.
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EssryCArI0NAL.
iCHNosD FEMALE INSTITUTE.

DICHMOND FEMALE .INsiiio 70
~ fse rrrrEEarH asNUAI.s gssfoN wiIl be-
gfn M9ND. October 90 i lS,o; others, win be
e ga sgRsGgrs n. WINSTON. NJ. A., Moral Philoso-
- 1,hv and English Literature: x..,
2. 4, LEWfs, 81. D.. Chemistry ana NATURAL
LEWIS Rl1i0sTG r. swATHmEy, a. NJ, Mathematics
ur and a tasfn p, SoUHs, French, ,,,,,o
Kiss KISS Y: A. Laws, assistant IN Latin anu 'a'''-
nas saHfI|s s,;,r G. IA. HOWELL Ens'l'h
u,s sras sasY c. LAYss or M1ss sVE C..
HOOPER, and Mfss s. H.
Professor G., v: THILOw. Mtas. 1sic; I -
MAN, and Miss V. A. LAWS ~
o. A. ERICSSON, German. ,dDAY
The Institute receives BOARDEHs ., 1,es =
PIJpI,S, and offers 10 girls and young la 'yed
regular sys enatic c"urse Of study aud h -
standard Of graduation. Its estabIfehed rep"t>
ton for THOROUGH TEACHING r1H be- msirS-
tanned.
hook-stores Or to he undersigned st the ;sstie-
tue. SitHAA@>N' IL W r,',irE1.
se ID 3w PRESIDENT.
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+ i'nDi0-'D RicHMoHD. VA.

RlNhDO-'D RicHMoHD, VA.
Tho SESSIONS Of this Institution open OCTOBER
lsT and close july lST. ., l., us,r,hu,ca
The academic course of study IS ustIiDniicui
amonp seven independent schools. so dlVlued
into Glasses and sections as to accommo"a.1, 20
dents OF diffe. cnt grades OF advancement hnd se-
cure to each thorough Instruction III ZIG 'e''"A
room.
Tuition in three schools 1.-THE usual numoerl anu
other fees, 1855. mt, r.,
Board in professors or other private families at
SJ4 per quarter tthrte months in messing
The LAW SCU6UL opens OH the 1st Of Octo-
Der with the following Facnlty:
Hon. j. y. HAifBURTON, Equity: &c:
WIN. GREEN, H.. D.. Common Law, &C.
J. l.. NJ. CiftEI. LII. d., International aru
Constitutional Law. a.,
a Tuition. .............::..''.
Il. PURTEAR.
two -, ta,ocf Chairman of the Faculty.
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r ANE'S sc HOOL,

GRACE BETWEEN SECOND AID THIRD
STREETS.
The fourth session Of this school col1Elences
MONDAY, september 2sth, 1870, and close JUNO
both, 1871. .d.
Beginners in spelling and reading Will be ad>
III uld the patronage justify it additional teach'
Crs win nv employed - a.
JAMES III. LANE. 4. il, Principal
CHARLES ID. II 1RRiS, Assistant
I'm
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A ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION.
There viii be a GRAND CELEBRATION OF
the GOOD SHEPHERDS on the occasion OF their
,hird anniversary, on TUESDAY, september 9Th.
They will meet at O'Clock. and turn out at
O'Clock.
Line OF March: Down Broad to Twenty-ffth /;
M NJ In to Forshee street; down franklin To Sc
yenth street; breaking up ut the Union HOTEL
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T OST, a BRINDLE COW, white CESS
IL face, turn ed-up horns, blind In Left sIslIs...
eye, white nnder the belly, and marked with :hlte
on the back. A liberal reward viii he paid for
he. delivery at the Detective office, corner 18th
and Lain Streets lt*
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LOST AND FOUND.

G10 REV ARD Stolen, cssgEFa
.DlO from the farm of George ~ kSgsS# ,,sI III
tleasaIits, 81 u lies below The city,
on aturday night. 24th Instant, ----AA----SA
RED STEER, about tgo years old. No ma. ks
remembered The animal was ia good order and
will, no doubt, De offeie for sale. Butchers and
Others will be on the lockout. A reward OF ten
thief. se2
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COM REWARD.-Was stolen f>17
s1ZSNy from my stahles ON Monday -

GAME TO MY PLACE, ON THE C%g
~ 20th instant, one DARK-RED COW. 4Esz>
The owner win please come forward. prove pro-
perty, pay expenses, and take her away, or She
will be dealt with according to law.
Z. II. BURLINGTON,
Sc o6-3L% near Aliens Grove.
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7 AW SCHOOL.

q ~. PENDLETON'S L y G L H.
p.CLA SICAL, AND MGTHtNAIIS Ia
SCHOOL, Fourth street h.t"een Main ana ~ ~
I'm session from Mocdsy, -eftcTbcr E'ln 40
July Ist Rooms On tine second floor or a com
forta ole brick building with ample play, srcuhds'
Special attention p8ii to the English branch',,,;
book. keeping. &C. Professor y. :. ericsson ~at
attend to classes IN G,rpan or freEch. hernts
same as heretofore S35 ard $40 per session IN FIJI
-. ,go,nr t,nan, a. % 81 S-llD
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cHOCkOE HILL ACADEMY. No. Az
= Seventh rcrt. between Marshall ana tiaNi
TIE sixth esson Of tbs school. ~ YONG men ~"
boys, will Commence MON ~. ecl'' .D'' -
and continue nine months. tITcU,i-S IN, '""o-
stores Charges Fu.li i and taiutmAtlc1 .u'
n half session. So. so t;T". and il)te u In
sGyanr, :. T. ACE,
C. 70 I'm Principal.
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ItLEGPAPalC NEWS ITEMS.

Henri Sc. obi, the 4nd,tre de ballet, died Saturday
evening at Buffalo OF typhoid fever,
The directors OF the Connecticut Valley Railroad
have decided to make Saybrook the southern termi
nus OF the road
Bishop Foley preached his farewell sermon In Bal
timore yesterday lie lllcave Tor Chicago IN about
two weeks.
Ex.Auditor Wickhre, of Louisiana, has delivered
the coupons he was charged with emDezziing to act
Ing Auditor Graham. he gave ball and has been
released IRON prison.
c. s. Hobbs, who until quite recently has been
prominent railroad man III Cleveland, shot himself
through the mead on saturday night II Is supposed
accidentally, as ho cause can DC given for the act
General George L. Camp, prominent railroad
contractor in the West s. member OF the nrm OF
Sawyer, Camp IL Co., and one OF the contractors OF
the ianama railroad, died IN ST. Louis Saturday.
The Committee on State Affara IN both Houses Of
the WISCONSIN, Legislature nave reported against the
proposition TO remove the capital from Madison TO
Milwaukee.
Prominent hotel men from Washington are In
Chicago negotiating for the lease OF the projected
Pacific Hotel, whch is TO cover an acre and half OF
ground and Cost S1,C000o0. The hotel ID TO be COM
pieted IN 1872.
The safe Of Messrs Bills & Thayer, four dealers,
Nc. l.b River street, Troy. was blown open by
Burglars last evening. The explosion attracted the
attention oil some people passing along the street,
who At once called the police. Inc burglars made
their escape, but did not secure any booty.
The charter election in Louisville passed Off quietly
on saturday, and resulted in the choice OF John q.
Baxter Tor Mayor by $50 majority The vote stood:
j. H. Bunce, 6,244 J. q. Baxter, 1894. Both boards
| OF the General Council are composed, with q lew
| exceptions OF entirely new members Mr. j. Paul,
| the present Chief OF the Fire Department, Was
defeated by George W. Levi BY An overwhciming
majority.
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tion for great many. without considering any
other argumenis that might be offered II is prob
able tnat the Dill will pass Mr. Mitchell mas bill
before the Committee OF tue House In relstlon to
STREET CAR ACCOMMODATIONS,
which n adopted will have the effect OF compelling
the companies IN New York 10 run cars at shorter
intervals, from nve 10 ten A. NJ ana from three to
seven r. NJ 10 have the seats partitl0ned OF IN the
boats and TO prohibit the conductor stopping the
car to take on more passengers when the seats are
ali engaged. Ths bill viii not pass, OF course. The
companies are TOO powerful and know by this time
now TO Kill or anything that dsagrees with their
ideas OF management. Questions OF two
BRIDGES OF SIZE
are before the worthy statesmen here assembled.
One 0i these bridges ID planned TO go from Seventy
ninth street across 10 the Long Island shore and the
other from Staten island to ELLIS or Bedoe's Island,
ferry. The first mentioned Is feasible project but
the queens county folks don't want TO pay anythng
toward starting II. They willing enough TO have
IL. and would no doubt profit much by 1t, and they
are willing that New York SHOULD pay for It. Tne
subject was fought quite lively few evenings since,
out was finally lau over Tor further consideration.
The staten Island bridge seems to be . somewhat
crazy scheme and excites little or no comment.
Although matters here now are quiet, yet curs0ry
glance At what Is expected will show thar there IL
promised for the coming week. That remarkable
charter IL expected 70 come up TO- morrow night ana
TO be presented on Tuesday. The bill may 0e INTRO.
duced IN both houses at the same time Tor the pur'
expected to be brought IN. On Tuesday morning
Will come up again the canolers ngnt; and these TO-
gcther with the renewal Of the nght on the EXCISE
law and then tne school question, railroad matters,
examinations OF claims, petitions, insurance ana
BANKING business, and the thousand and one Other
little items before Tue various committees, Will give
the boys something do to their three dollars
day for the remainder OF the session.
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correspondent OF the Atlanta Constitution writing
from Memphis, Tenn on Wednesday, the 23d ult.,
savs:-.Forty cotton SPECTATORS more or ess-lame
ducks-weat limping about the streets yesterday.
Poverty terrible Az inevitable, unless the price ad
vance within the next few days, awaits some or the
b0ldest tradesmen OF this city. There are dealers
having several thousand bales on hand One OF these,
hedging, suppose, TO get even bought yesterday
more than 200 bales for about $500 His estimated
clear headed, able TO hold on for months and al
ways when he tails, stands his feet. He Will win
before the season closes. The number OF bales re-
ceved here exceeds that Of the same date last year
about $4,000 bales. Cotton dealers think the crop
VIII amo unit to 1850. 600 baies.u
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Marine Disasters.


SHIP ASHORE BURNED UP-Key West, Fla. March
SAN unknown ship Of about 1000 tons burhen ashore
Triumph Reef and burned TO The wates edge Many boxes
from the ship drifting about in the neghborhood.
Wreckers are at work saving what they can
BRIG NKvADA-Schr Haskins varney, which arrived
brig Nevada 81 JOHN NB Is, the southeast part
with Shocks and her and mainnast standing
oS Sa na sSns sas Hs he %
when the wind breezn resh they were obliged aban
soHs MARY E GAGE (of Jonesport) Falkingham from
Calais for New York with cargo of laths, into
lyng at Ten Pound Island and haa rail and bull
wSrs stove e. 1T The house was also store H. in oyer berth
from serious injury The schooner had her lights
ana the night was clear and bright.
A SCHOONER ashore the eastern end OF Hedge
Fence morning 9th nst, but oil at AM, apparently
without damage and proceeded
aIisrclIaneous
We indebted purser sparhawk Of the steamship
Leo, from Savannah, for files OF papers,
Purser l. Young, of the steamship Gen Barnes, from
Savannah. has our thanks for favors
We indebted to purser Densow. of the steamship
South Carolina, from Charleston, for attentions.
rhtvesse tender and buoy setter for this dsrct
to She +
vessel and in best days was not suited for service
osS 70 s
Phsdslphi. 500 ton. nurhsn ss fec. IonE beam
SAUuWCh.-NeW Bedford
Standard, 4th.
THE ELLSWORTH sHIPYARDs-MAster John Suminsby has
e ae'r % fn: %
sci nearly completed, OF about l7o TONS for Capt Wood
&c s: re-. y e. ss e
about l2 tons for Me,srs Han Bros 70 be compstsd in
ford T Grant and others. Master J hodgkns has COM
ter Lord has vessel tbe stocks for Jordan, TO be
completed the first q the summer. and has also been getting
repairing be done at the various yards tho
weather gets settled
Notice to Mariners.
NOVA sooTIA-sr LAWRENCE GULr-RrcmBUcTo RIVER
There only II feet OF wTter the Rchibucto
bar which Is gradually filing The beacons which
the leading the bar and the North Beacon have
The 5aoys IN the ssroosrd and black
on the port hand gong IN
DAT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF APPLE RIVER LIGHT.
The lighthouse at Apple River has been destroyed fire.
INGLIsH CnANNEL-ENTaANcE-TELR Apn SHIP
Notice is hereby given that about the st day Of
April, 1870 tecgaphic station vessel will be by
ter il Ia. ~ 20 N lon il west Of Greenwich
Bishop lighthouse win bear by E, distant 90 miles
Lands End Enc vii. bear e T Z 4 E, distant ~ miles.
Ushant lighthouse win bear s by x T. distant 70 miles
The vessel will be painted black, with the words "Tele
graph Ship" in white letters sides win have three
mass, and at the top OF the mainmast large black
viii be hoisted during daytime and powerful goDular light
At night elevated 80 feet above the sea- which in clear
weather should be seen from distance Of miles.
fareup light will also be shown every Is minutes
during the night from an hour after sunset honr before
SUNRISE
During fogEy weather, night day bell will be rung
tnuous for half minute quarter OF hour, anu for
the hrs six months, or un tue st day OF oetoher s.
gun will be tired quarter OF Lour, and alter that
date every hour.
The commercial code of signals for the OF all nations
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voting the independent ticket. The dismay OF the
government officials may be imagined
Godfrey Rhodes, an old legislator was de-
feated, although on the Catholic ana government
ticket. His defeat was received with lively demon
stations or Joy. His bind subserviency TO the Mn
try during the last TWO sessions or the Legislature
dsgusted even his Catholic friends, and led to the
election of-Mr. Kamakaw In mis- stead. The protec-
i've tariff ticket stood no chance from the beginning
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The n: WAsK FIFE.

The scene OF the recent disastrous fire at Newark,
N j., was visited yesterday, throughout the day. by
large crowds Of people OF all Sorts sexes and con-
ditons These, 1t. Is estimated, numbered fully
20 600 persons. One OF the principal sufferers stated
last evening that the losses, as reported In the
HERALD yesterday, will prove nearest correct being
some few thousands less than 100000 The
smouldering embers, buried beneath the bricks and
other debris still sent up clouds or smoke all day
yesterday.
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NEW YORK CITY.
A Prize Ring Group -Miscegenation and Rob-
bery-Died in Cell-An 0wnerless Pocket
book-A Asnowballing Escapade-sunday
Crimes and Incidents from the
Police Courts and Elsewhere.

The following record viii show tine changes IN the
temperature Of the weather for the past rwentyour
hours IN comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year, AZ indicated by the thermometer. at Hud
nuts pharmacy. HERALD Building, Broadway, cor