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STEAM ENGINES, Of improved con-
- structioD. for all purposes, OF Richmond or
Northern build. -
MACHINERY,
for railroad, machiue, car. and carpenter SHOPS
planing-mils, sash, blind, door, caolnei"ar s
chsir, bedstead, woodenware, agricultural ma ma
chimes, handle, spoke, stave carriage "9oa, sus-
ton and wooden factories cotton Sf insiI tanns
LOU ,y aomriuS corn and paper-mils, Mines
es shsitn sw guHs ss
erS oe ,,us' staam gauges, saw gumlners, steam
and ssaes e@ery shses and
snet ch; p.ft turbine water wheels, &c, &C.
nisSiE'CUSD-HAND MACHINERY and STEAM
Rollers bought, sold and exchanged; -.
DppthNS and ESTIMATES of machinery for
mills and manufactures. L. A. DAYTON,
10Th st., between Main and Cary,
nm 1l-dHwsm Richmond. Va.
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By Cook d Laughtou. Aucttoneers,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.

By Cook d Laughtou. Aucttoneers,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.
4 TTRACTIvE STOCK OF FRESH
Tons, sHrw-ChsE,, &C., At, AUCTION.
The subscriber having q, term'n.d to change his
ihs 22d instsn., his entire stock consisting OF tha
latest noveIt 81 OF DRESS GOOD3-
BLACK, CoLoRED, and JAPANESE
BIacK and coLoRED ALPACAs,
WHITE n00ps; FL "a ETl
10Y tSssos f1 Ps' nj 'G bt9yss
The best IN kes Of HOSIERY,
RuBERTS's PARABOLA NEEDLES,
SEAWLS. -
REAL and other LACgs, and everything
fonnd In frat-class house.
The attention Of the ladies Is particularly re-
quested at this sale, as my determination ID 70
close my entire stock.
sale continued unril al is closed:
A. GOLDBaGk, GOT Broad street.
The above sale will be CONTINUED DAILY at 10
O'Clock until tho emil re stock Is disposed OF.
te27 COOK Il LkUGHTuN, ucts.
BY Cook Il Laugnton, Auctioneers,
Corner of Governor and Franklin streets.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, RE
Tons r. &c. . At AAuCTION.oTHI5 De- at 10
O'Clock we will sell at our auction. rooms gen.
erai @ H0Hs. HOLD j. FURNITURE,
Hydrocarbons,
Several good BAR COUNT Frs, &c.
ALSO,
An iuvoice F FANCY GOODS
H:SIERY,
SHIlnsEs,s GLOVES, &c.
1t COOK & LAUGHTON. hu"ts.
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RICHMOND AND psf 5gSBURs X. X. CO..
RICBhoED Va, June I, 1871.

RIcBhoED VA, June l. 1917.
THE 7 r AIMS ON THIS Roam
= run as follows:
AND 2:ss =. a.; and leave Petersburg al COS A. NJ.
and 7:29 p. 81. 49,
Accommodation trains leave Richmond daily
ats A. N. and T. NJ, and leave Petersburg daily
at 10 A. N. and p. IL. '
The a:45 A. ID. train will no. leave Richmond r,
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2:ss p, ".
daily train, and those from Norfolk Will connect
at Petersburg with the 10 i. N. train
Passengers from Clover HUI Will lake the e:so A,
IL, train on Mondays, Wednesdays, and FRIDAYS:
and urning, leave Richmond On the same DAYS at
2:35 P. II.
The mail trains will stop only at Chester.
The A. Ii. train VIII connect al Peters,
burg with the Atlantic Ohio, and Mississippi rail-
road for Lynchburg .daily. X. b. KAsEY.
je3 Ticket and Freight Agent
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AND EAST TO THE SOUTH AID

RAILROAD COMPANY. (
NEW ROUTE FROM THE NORTH
AND EAST TO THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST.
The A LA Bh NJ AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILkUAD, extending from Chattanooga Ten
ne.see, to Meridian, Mississippi, is completed, and
forms with its connections the
SichTreT ALI-RA1L LINE
from Portland, Boston, New York, Philadelphls,
baltimore, Washington, Richmond Lynchourg,
ant Lh.tt noog., - Mevidisi, Noble, New Or
leans, jackson, Vlcksourg, and all southwestern
cities.
TIE old-bed Is In splendid condition and the
equipment rr'Lct.
rui!man's Palace Day and Sleeping Cars are 10
be run via This route from Lynchburg TO Mobile
and New Orleans without change.
Purchase tickets VIZ the Alabama and thatta.
nooza railroad, and secure the quickest time and
most comforts.
The attention OF freight shippers is called 10
this route as Offering the advantages or speedy
tr3nsit tetwt Ell the AOrth snd south, win rates
always IS low rs by ANY other route
Mark ship frciSh. and procure bills OF !adlrg
via the alabama and Ch itan"ogn railsDRI
WM. -A2t,
General Freeh. 4nG Ticket agent,
ihlttTrOcg4, Tenn.
j. &. 81 ATDk.
General superintendent.
10 o-3m JhtLtyugGga, Tenn.
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BY A. 9. Pulliam,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Main and IAth streets.


BY A. 9. Pulliam,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Main and l4th streets.
4 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT FOR
"A BALE AT AUCTI0N.-At the request OF
Robert Logan will sell at public auction, on the
premises. at O'Clock Z. NJ. july 3; ISL, SLY
feet front Of the lot ON which he resides, running
hack goo feet located on the River ROAD. opposlle
the lands OF the late Mrs. Fred. CLARKE.
je27 A. Y. fOLLLa ~, AuCe.
A VALUABLE MILL AND OTHER
N REAL EoTATE II KthG W1LLIhh
COUNTY FOR SALF.--Wili be onered lot sai y.
at Z ing william Courthouse on SlcNDA :. th {
"a h day, of July, 1871 (court-dey,t V9iuao,e
WATER GRI MILL, and Sa W MILL Mill AZ ~,
tached {uow out OF repairE with Elk hCkES Of
LAND adjoining, on the Mattaponf river, ABOUT
three miles below King William Court honse.
A the same time and place, valuable iarm OF
100 ACRES, called VIEW GROVE, near the sala
Also, a valuable tract of % ACRES, imme-
dt ately adjoining West Point, Va; and Mt tue
same time other TRACTS, all In the lower parto
King Willi.m. ,,o
TERMS: Enough cash TO pay costs. whlch VII
be small amount; the balance In three equal In
sialments at one, two, and three years, FOR d en-
bonds with good personal SECURITY WIN oe re-
CURED and the title retained till purchase money
40 '' JAMES RnLLhED,} spec,l com'rs.
MISUNDERSTANDING
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GALE OF THE EFFECTS OF THE
BANK OF VIRGINIA.
GOTH DAY OF JUSE NEXT,

In obedience 10 decree OF tie Circuit Court OF
Ill. dt rsigEed Will, on the
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He will also ,,Drp
OBTAIN LOANS ON REAL kSThTE,
SND MAKE COLLECTIONS ON ALL
ACCESS;BL : POINTS IN the UNITED sIAIt 4 =
He has obtained the services OF Messrs. I. L. L.
SITTTON and DANIEL ID. TAlLEl VINO nave
had long experience in the Brokers' Business IN
this city, ana are thoroughly scqqainted Win u
the markets any one IN the state. ne tneIeln,e
til It be can do Us well for them as any house IN The
city. ye ~ ~
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS.
ALL RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO $40
AND OVER DELIVERED IN ANY PART
OF THE COUNTRY
FREE Of EXPRESS CHARGES.

HAMILTON EASTER & SONS,
OF BALTIMORE, Md, r.,,
In order the better TO meet the wants 20 shed a
Lail customers at distance, NAYS
SAMPLE BUREAU; o,s ,,,,,p
and will upsn application, pronpIiy SGn W
fill rres ~ SAMPLES OF the SE ESi NJ
M NJ liheS " Si,If11Na BILE GOODS, OF FRENCH
sr~jish, and domestic lnanufacture, guaranteeing
III all times TO sell rs loM' no' 'S' 1909 IA
any house In the county ,o ,.-o.t avid ,,o-t,a,o
tayt Manufacturers In the different parts OF Eu-
zone. and Importing the same BY steamers direct
~ IL ltinlore, stock Is ut all times promptly
snnulied with the novelties of the London and
Paris markets.
As we buy and sell only for cash. an make 10
bad debts we are able and willing 10 sell our goods
ut FROM TEN TO FIFTEEN PEH CENT.
LESS PROFIT than If we gave credit.
In sending for samples. specify the kind OF goods
desired. We keep the best grades OF every class
OF goods, from the lowest TO the most costly.
Orders unaccon panied by the cash Will be sent
&. -. ID.
PRGMPT-PkYING WHOLESALE BUYERS
Invited 10 inspsetthe stock IN Jobbing and
Package Department.. Address
HAMILTON EASTER Il s MS,
ls7, 100, pol, aud 203 W est Baltimore street,
dSG-Tu&Ely baltimore, Nd.
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CEGI AEEA.

\ ONE Doi NE" ''0O''
TuBE CQNVEHTgD IATO CASH,
sEELETON CASHMERE SUITS,
sKELET0N CHEvOIT SUITS,
SKELETON FLANNEL SUITS,
KELgTON DIAGONAL. COATS and VESTS,
WHITE DUCK SUITS,
BROWN LUCK SUITS,
BROWN LINEN SUITS,
SILK-WARP ALPACA SACKS,
CoTTON-WARP ALPACA SACKS,
WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS,
and 4 complete assortment OF
EURNlSHIF GOODS,
adapted TO the eeaSon-
"ALL NEW GOODS, AND AT Low PEICEs."
pEVLIN'S,
1907 MAIN STREET.
OPPOSITE PoST-oFFICH.
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MONEY WANTED!
PRICES REDUCED.

TOO MANY GOODS ON HAND.
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RAILRsSAOg.
~ ID % ID %


RICHMOND AND DANVILLE BAIL
AO ROAD-Or and SITTER JUNE I1ra 1871
GOING WEST:
Train No. Through PassenRer) leaves Rtsh-
mono aaily Except Sundaysl at 4:os A. NJ: leaves
Danyliis ~ nos A. n; arrives at Greensboro, at
Train So. Hynchburg Passenger leaves R,cn.
mona daily At sas A. III. arrives 1t Lynchburg st
Train No. 10 Through Mali and Exnress, "a, 10,
Hlchmond daily at 2:4o P. NJ; leaves Danv,,is
daily at 10 42 z. n. arrives at Greensboro daiiv
at l:l2 A. %. NANS
GOING EAST:
Train No. IL Through Mail and Exnress, Ie,v.s
GREENSBORO daily at $50 z. NJ; leaves DsnyiIis
daily at lo:l2 L. ID; arrives at Richmond daily as
Train No. 8 Through Passenger, lesves e,ss,.-
boro' daily Except Snndaysj ut II os A. n: isavs,
Danyie Ct LIT Z. d.. arrives at Richmond Al ~
nm. o. ''-1
Train No. Gynrhburg Passenger, ,e.vo.
Lynchburg daily at s:soA. ~; leaves BurkeyiIIe
st ?. IL; arrives at Richmond at 4 r. N.
Trains Nos. 3a1dl0 connect 1t Green boro, with
South. " fN'1''
Train No. conpec:3 at Burkeville With TRAIN
on Atlantic. Mississippi. and Ohio Railroad fnr
all points Southwest and South.
THROUGH TICKETS 10 all points South and
Southwest can be procured at the ticket Office In
Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements to advertise tha
schedule OF this company viii please print An
above. JOHN r. MACNURIn
leila General Freight and Ttrr.t -.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE LCMrAN &E,.
John A. SRLpEN CHAs. MCGRUDER.
SELDEN & McGRUDER,
AGENTS FOR THE
NEW JERSEY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Assets January l, 1871, sslO, ea4sl; amount Viz
pfnia registered bonds deposited with treasurer
STATE of Virginia, LOCO. This Is first, class
company, and risks are respectfully sollclteo.
OFFICE orner 18th and Cary SITS. e22 %
DR. VIM NJ W1THE sss,rRAn AGENT
FOR THE ~
NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
NEW YORK.
Office lO15 Main street,
Richmond, Va,
Opposite the post-ofice.)
Thankful for the patronage extended 10 MN ny
the cit,zens of Richmoad, b~gs leave TO inlIrH
thrm that from this daJe he will condIct, IN COLI
nection With his insurance business, a
GENERAL BROKER GE BUSINESS
SALE AID FunCHAsE
OF
STOChS, boHD'' Guy m COMMISSION
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anhn ssrAys AZ pssvaYE SALE

aeAh ESTATE At tRasAYE Sale
VALUABLE HOTEL AND OTHER
' rkUPEKIY,Ar LOUISA JURT-aOUs
VA, FOR SALE. The subscriber oilers Tor sac
OH private terms the yalabie estate known as The
LOUISA h0TEL PROPERTY,
Consisting OF .
IlLhRGE TWO-STpRY BRICK BUILDING, the
lower floors of which are rented for stores
2LAEGE TWO-sIoKY FRAME BUILDINGS
Es Client NEW STABLES, sufficient for 100
:E E Hf;jf; :. s..
All in g., d orIzr, having been recently repaired
and paiuted, and has .tta;hed scout =,
Harden, &c.
There is no ether hotel in the village, the sale
spirtq@uS gu?s n fl rEn st whcG
makes IL the most valuable property OF the kind TO
re fulltd and is now renting Tor fourteen hunorea
| Ioui.a Court house IS Immediately on the Chcs.
apeakc and ohio railroad. sixty-two miles west OF
Richmond, and IS a. healthya village as any IN
The STATE and au energetic business man might
add greatly to It's already lucrative business by
getting noar.!ces from thu cities ard lower county
during the summer and lail months.
This pro Perry is now leased, bit should the piir-
cha desire possession Arrangements could pro
ban!y be node at any time. l: IS really for sale;
ard will &c sold for much less than It's value ana
OH accommodating terms.
For further particulars apply to ,,cr
Louisa Courthouse, Va,
or to me at Farmrlle, Va.
Ie FG.F&TtAusH D. 81. BlChERs.
I'OR SALE PRIVATELY, that very de-
4 sirablc HTUkE and DIV ELL1NG situated on
The north side of Maln. between 18th and lith
sIre.;s, and now occupied by W. l.. Fleming
ESP This is considered enc OF the most deslr.Dle
Dlects of property on Min street from It's central
location. Tits property is well Known as formerly
belonging 10 JOHN WOmole, DECEASED.
"e ''t''-' <. b. GkCHC, Real Estate Agent
;aoo A. and Auctiuneer.
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FOX SALE AND RENE.
,OR RENT, until the 10Ih Of Dcccm- s..

ENUK HEN I, WIItl IHV IVstI VI f7VNVf'r E...I
Der pr,.N., tn ii ;; aud thifd fi'ofS' an ka.l
-. ha., m, nj; In .c.cr.i fcucn roous. or EEL
On nee no . suu,h h street, nov occupied ny .tt'-
yert:ser Pos ession given ilnms diiteiL rem
very low. Address, through tfe posi- "l'tc, NO..
i CdAMBLIsS, or apply or Tie premises.
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CONTENTS OF TO.DAY,s HERALD.

PAGE.
acknowledgements
acknowledgements
3-Rare Ben Butler: The Sage OF Essex on Politics,
Past Present and Future-Runnlng Notes,
ton-The "Mfnnie French" Mystery-Boiler
EXPLOSION In Clinton. Conn.-Newark's Old
SSsoryms n.uI Night Assaults Men
4-Religious Intelligence Proposed International
Mining Bureau Army and Naval Intelli-
gence-A Murderer Released.
S-The Crescent and the Cross Turks and Amerl-
cans Keeping the Fourth OF July on the Banks
ceunes Yachting Notes h MpAqaacs a. Long In
Branch York City News-Horse Notes
G sG00fyn MA Alairswpsruy in Wes,ehesser
Brevies-Baast for Sailboats
6-Editorials: Leading Article, Mission Work at
Home and Abroad"-Amusement Announce
7-Editoral continued from sixth page,-France:
Scheme for the Reorganization OF the French
Army; The Count de Paris Treated With Royal
Honors-Span: The Administration of Affairs
IN Cuba TO Remain Unchanged-'The Stricken
Land Persia, Its Geography People, PrOduc-
tons and Government Negro Mob in North
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES kilograms Personal
Inielligence-Weather Report-views OF the
Past-BusiDeSs Notices.
S-Par1s Fashions: The Fickle Goddess Back
Again to Her Old Quarters-Musc and the
Drama-Lterature: Criticisms OF New Books :;
Literary .Chit-Chat New Publications. Re-
ceived-Natlonal Academy Of Design-A
k 5ttG9 Question ,N settled-A Fatal Nocturnal
The National Game-1he Visiting Japs-Ship-
ment OF Ores.
GA WOman's Kevenge-Departmen OF Public
W0rks-The Sleepy Hollow AssasSfn-The
Observation-Disclosures In the Courts
jefferson Market Police Court-Rather Cool
Sheriff Brennan-The Sing Sing Prison Muir
der-Departures for Europe-Fmancia and
Commercial Observation-Disclosures and Deaths.
1O-The Ku Klux Klan: Sem-Ofncial Report of a
Congressional Sub-Commttee-1he Murder
Mania: Wealthy Merchant Attempts TO Kill
His WIFE and Failing, Tries to Commit sui
cide-ObItuary-A Boy Homicde-The Trade
Societies and the Eight Hour Law-Snpping
Observation-Disclosures
1l.Catskl: Gay 0Ossipping Gems from the
Mountain Regions-Foreign Personal Gossip
Foreign Miscellaneous tems-Journalistic
observation-disclosures
1C-Adyertlsements
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THE ORLEANS PRNCEs-THE Duo D'AUMALE
AND THE COUNT DE PARIs.-How contradictory
are things in France! One day we learn that
The Count de Chambord has abandoned France
In disgust, that the legitimists are broken up
as party, and that the fusion from which so
much was expected has proved complete
Failure. Next day the Count de Paris writes
p letter which finds its way into the newspa-
pers declaring it to be his firm conviction that
The Count de Chambord is to be the next King
cs.,France. Then, again, we had been led to
believe that the Orleans Princes had volun-
b. surrendered their seats in the Assembly.
Now we y'arn that DAumale contests the
representation of Clermont in the Assembly.
M. Theirs avows it to be his purpose 10 play
the role of George Washington, and the Duke
de Broglie, with, it is said, the consent of the
French government, dimes the Count de Paris.
Whatever be the final issue it is not to be
henied that President Theirs acts magnani
mously toward the Princes of the House Of
Orleans.
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BEN BUTLER is making brave fight for tn
Massachusetts, Gubernatorial chair. The
General processes to have no concealments-
no opinions upon political subjects which
be does not openly avow, and invites
criticism of all his public acts. In an inter-
view yesterday with HERALD corre-
spondent the General takes occasion to place
himself right upon the republican record in re-
gard TO his conduct in the earlier days Of the
rebellion, and shows how the democracy of
New England were won over to the republi-
pan side. He also makes out a pretty
fair claim to the support Of the labor
reform party Of Massachusetts, as well
~ 10 the allegiance of the woman suffragists,
Hhose champion he fain would be. Upon one
point, however, the General is somewhat
obscure in fact, bis ways rival in darkness
hose of the pagan Orientals. When asked
what course he would pursue if defeated in bis
efforts 70 secure the nomination in the Repub-
iican Convention, the willy warrior parted the
Inquiry with the remark that he was not pre-
pared for such an emergency. Doubtless Ben
means mischief II he is defeated by any dis
honest man0uvres and in such contingency
even the Old Bay State may feel disposed to
hke departure from the republican lines
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ter, and no other European Power has any
thing to fear from the appropriation Of Persia
by the Gar.
We think that the annexation Of Persia to
the Russian Empire would be great thing for
Persia and for Asiatic Turkey, because it
would introduce railroads into those countries,
and because the introduction of railroads will
revive all those regions into degree of pros
perity and wealth surprising that of their
highest development in ancient times. In this
view we rather hope than fear that Russia
will not only step forward to save the suffer-
sible, but will occupy and annex and stay
there to develop the country in the interests OF
modern civilization.
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PARIS FAsHIoNs.-We publish this morning
a letter from the HERALD's Paris fashion cor
respondent 1t is the first since the downfall
of the empire. Regardless of the forms of
government under which France will be ruled,
The tickle Goddess of Fashion resumes her resi-
dence in the gay capital We know what she
has done under the empire. Let US see what
she can do under the republic.
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NORTH CAROLINA negroes are by no means
its most gentle, placable and law abiding citi-
zens, and when few barrels of North State
rifle whiskey is distributed among thousand
or two of the newly -enfranchised they become
almost iends incarnate. Goldsboro yesterday
boosted a riot which for vindictiveness and
fury fairly eclipsed the disgracefnl scenes in
this city on the 18th inst. About five thousand
negroes attended a republican mass meeting
10 Goldsboro. AS usual on such occasions
whiskey flowed freely aud soon free fight
ensued the negro police interfered and ar
rested one of the most turbulent Africans, but
the prisoner was Immediately rescued by his
friends. The police was reinforced and the
culprit recaptured and taken to hotel, fol-
lowed by the mob, who vainly attempted to
storm the building. Firearms were brought
into requisitiou by both sides, and the dis
turbance was quelled only after two men had
been killed and six badly wounded.
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THIERs-'THE WASHINGTON OF FRANCE. y
One of the Paris papers, the Sdlut, which is
the steady supporter Of M. Theirs, declares to
the world that at is the ambition Of the Presi-
dent to be regarded hereafter as the George
Washington of France" We know Of no one
who has the true welfare Of France at heart
who will regret this announcement. Frances
future welfare lies in the republic, and II
President Theirs has the will to play the role
of Washington he certainly does seem to have
the opportunity. M. Theirs has already won
for himself respectable niche in the temple
of fame but in aiming at the high r6h OF
Washington he is aiming at something much
higher than he has yet been able to accom-
plish. We hope he will honestly make the
effort and we wish him success.
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THE ROYAL FAMILY AND IRELAND.-Ireland
is again the object of attention on the part OF
the royal family Of England. Prince Arthur
is about to become an Irish landlord and resi-
dent II is not at all unlikely that he may al
an early day be appointed Lord Lieutenant.
This morning we publish a cable despatch to
the effect that preparations are complete for
the reception of the Prince of Wales, the Prin-
cess of Wales, Prince Arthur and other men,
bers Of the royal family. The preparations
are said to be on scale of unparalleled mag
nifcence. On Friday next there is to be q
grand review in Phoenix Park. The Mayor Of
Dublin gives grand ball, for which he has
issued some two thousand invitations. II
seems to be the determination Of the govern
ment to coax the Irish people into loyalty.