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Hou.s of Delegates

announce Geo. Coz; ;As pe coaa-
We are authorized to % represent tfga les Of
STIckLEY a candidate use o N0s
tv of Shenan doah in the Ho snia' -,
the General Assembly of yirg 'mo2t ;sio+nr
Having been solicited by NJ ~pon an,
friends to become candidate for the Of tn
o Virginia, now consent to do so, ,e
platform or plan, which has for its obje.
reduction of taxes and the reiefof the Peep
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nRTISEMENl-

d SEMINARY.
.o. HAMBURG. v!RG1N,4
The SION OF the above Seminar :,
co onnn MONDAY IN OCTOBER, 1871
be received .lnde months months. Pupils from dist.n
.es. oan get board at reasonsLl
'1 u. IN !, for : branches higher tbon 49,,
ID, ~ ruol funds will be mod jeuse to be
R - OF INSTRUCTtnNa era,e'
dAea adsualy taught in the best S en- SIM
Or particulars address
'" ns .. tAENNEDY, PRINCIPAL
m hamburg, SHENANDOAH Co "
:tor patrons return nv most 81
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ear, and do Treatment @dnt during the Iast
' same Respectfully,
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WAFTSG4H, eGL q & JEwrLERT 500
THE u hhdddAiBLI3HED N 49, ' Woa STORE
friends and bs pab rssspes 93esosS "a
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anything in h 1h'i ii3 os any ny who may be in
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GOOD CROPS ON POOR LAND.

g any of on farmers have tried The ex-
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Uhe Sottar aeteel

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intended for People Sol
including Farmers, Mecbo,,o- y
per = Men, Workers. Thinkers
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AMysEMESTs.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE-"LA BELLE HzLENE.r-
1t Is long time since the first notes OF this spar
king opera OF Oenbach's I'm our estimation the best
he ever wrote) charmed the OF the metropolitan
public. Coming Immediately after ia Grande
Duchesse,u and rendered by Bateman's matcnless
company at the Fransas II took the town by storm.
No better evidence that the days Of OPERA
bou6e are gone by could be afforded than
the chilling reception accorded To this opera last
night. Aimee portrayed the naughty Grecan queen
with more irresistible abandon and winning CO.
quetry than even Tostee. and certainly she has
superior voice. Persini proved far better Orcstes
than De EelcOurt, and Walters Cachas was mex.
pressibly funny. The other Observation-Disclosures,
AJAX, Achilles and Paris-were rendered quite IN
effective by the parties to whom they were en-
trusted, and poor Duchesne has deteriorared In
voice and action so much that we could hardly
OF the old sparkle about the opera to the old
enthusiasm; but the people looked on In silence
and, what might be construed, Indifference Only
once did Aimee force an encore from the statues
In front, and that was by her inrnitable version
O. the conlugal lesson, "un Mari Sage"
second act was received in silence
On Thursday Aimee had benefit which was
very largely attended, and on which occasion she
appeared for the hrst time Ia La Belle Heene.n
Nine. Bageard also sang IN an act from ''Fav0rita"
On Thursday next Mile. Elise Perstni, one OF the
best artists IN Mr.. Fisks company, takes benefit.
opera 6o,lce has had pretty long career In this
but II Is dead for the present IN the estimation OF
the public. and We doubt very much If even the
name OF Schneider will induce Mr.. FISK TO try II
aQaln.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-15
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Admiral Rodgers commanding the Asatic feet,
reports from Hong Kong, under date Of February
TO- the disposition Of the vessels Of his feet as fol-
ows:-
HIS flagship. the Colorado, arrived at Hong Kong
February s, Ave days from Japan. Reports the oti-
GERS and crew In good health. The Benicla ana
Idaho were at Yokohama. The Alaska has recently
returned from voyage up the Yangtze, wnere she
had Deen surveying certain channels which had
undergone changes since the last survey was made.
She was at last accounts OF Shanghae.
Reports TO tie department from Admiral Lanman,
commanding The South Atlantic neet, give the fol-
lowing disposition OF the vessels under his COM
mand February 25:-
The ragsnp Lancaster arrived at Montevldeo Feb
ruary "a from Rio via St. Catharnes The Ports
mouth was az M0ntevideO, expecting to sail March
Tor Northern ports as far as Pernambuc0 to return
about the 10th OF May, The Wasp was at CO0ma.
The sfck list Was very small on board all the vessels,
and the general health could not be better.
Inc vessels OF the south squadron OF the
Pacific fleet, Commander McDougal. reported
following stattons:-The Osslpee at Panama. to sail
on the Sd Tor Payta, Peru. The Jamestown was to
be despatched on arrival OF the California steamer
to Valparaiso and thence back TO CallaO. The Re-
SAGA continued to cooperate with the Panama sur
veytng expedition. The Onward was at CaliaO, and
the st. Mary's was cruising In that locality. The
Mohican il now on her way TO San Francisco under
orders to Japan.
The Monocacy was repairing at Shanghai. Her
repairs are expected to be completed by March Is.
the AshuelOC was up the Tien-tsln river. where she
had been all winter on account OF the massacres OF
foreigners which had occurred la that region. The
Falos was at Hong Kong.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

Tho Cheapest aud Best Newspaper In the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week. now
ready, contains a splendid Cartoon representing
the working OF the Wires and Wheels OF the Tam
many Machine, together with the very latest News
by Cable up 10 the hour OF publication Of the stua.
ton In Frances also Telegraphic Dispatches from
All Parts OF the World the Great German Peace
Demonstration In this city and elsewhere; Execu-
tion OF Andrew Brentiinger, In Allen county OHIO;
the sleepy Hollow Murder; the Joint High COM
mission; the great Masonic Reception in Washing
ton OF Earl de Grey, Grand Master OF England; the
Miners War; Collision between United States and
Mexican Soldiers near the boundary; Frightful Ac-
cident on the Boston. Hartford and Erie Railroad;
Rullon the Condemned. ana an ILLINOIS Tragedy.
1t also contains the latest news by telegraph from
washington; Artistic, Literary, Scler,tihc Political,
Religious and Sporting Intelligence; Amusemens,
obituary, Chronological; Facetie editorial Articles
on the prominens topics OF the day Our Agrlcul.
tural Budget; Reviews Of tho. Cattle. Horse Dry
Goods and Boot and shoe Markets; Financial and
Commercial Intelligence, and accounts OF all tue
important ana interesting. events OF the week.
TERMs;-Singe subscription, 81; Three copies, 10;
Five copies So; Ten Copies, SIS; Single copies nve
cents eacl A limited number Of advertisements
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALDs
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LATEST FROM FRANCO.
as,.
-~cs-S-'->~~~-
The Fighting Resumed at As
nieres and Neui}ly.
Unchanged Positions Of the
Beiligerents.
~N~>>~No>~~c~r~Nco~o~~~~~>
MARSHAL IMAGINATION At REUlL.
Both Armies Waiting for the
Grand Attack.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April 1880 A. NJ.
have received the following intelligence,
dated "Before Paris, April IA, evening"" and
forward the same for publication to the New
YORK Herald
MORE FIGHTING AT NRuILLY AND AsINIEREs.
There was fighting last night and this morn
ing at Neuilly and Asnieres, but it did not
result in appreciably modifying the relative
positions of the belli gerents The Versailles
forces still occupy the vicinity of the bridge
of Neuilly, and detachment which the nsur-
gents are endeavoring to force to recross the
Seine, remain on the island of Grande Jatte
and await reinforcements.
BUILDINGS DAMAGED IN PARIS.
The buildings in the neighborhood Of the
ramparts are badly damaged, and nearly all
the inhabitants have moved away
WAITING FOR THE GRAND ATTACK.
The situation on the south side of the city is
unaltered. All are waiting for the grand at
tack.
IMAGINATION AT REUIL.
Marshal MacMahon is reported to be AZ
Reuil.
oLUsERET's REPORT.
Cluseret, in his report to the Commune Of
the fighting on the 12th boasts that the gov
eminent troops were SO easily repused that
his men feel great confidence in ultimate sue
cess. He declares that the conduct of the
National Guards under fire was admirable.
PLUNDERING OFFICES AND CHURCHES.
The Communists are plunderiag the public
Offices of their papers and plate The latter
is sent to the Mint. The churches are care
fully searched. All valuables found are
seized and will be converted into coin.
AN ARREST
The Chief Of the Secret Police has been
arrested.
GREAT EXODUS FROM THE CITY.
The Commune Is trying to enforce It's order
against the departure Of persons without pass
ports Even women are prevented from leaving
the city. Notwithstanding the precautions taken
upwards OF $780, 900 people have left since the
troubles commenced.
THE FOOD SUPPLY.
The supply of milk has ceased. The prices
of provisions are rising.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.


Propagation of Parlinu,cnt-Addrcss by the
Governor acknowledgements Condition of
the Revenue-Thriving Condition Of the
Several Provinces.
OTTAWA, April 49, 1871.
The Governor General to-day prorogued the
Fourth session of the First Parliament Of the
Dominion of Caliada with the usual fOrmates He
thanked the members for their diligence In the dis.
charge OF their duties, and said that, although the
session was brief, the work done was important
He also said that he thought future sessions
would not make such inconvenient demand as
heretofore on the time OF members In relation
to Manitoba the Governor General cited, as sig.
nally marking the completion OF the union of that
province, the extension Of the CRIMINAL military
and other statutes therein; the acts for the survey
and granting OF lands which were modelled on q
system tested by experience, and which offer a free
home to all without distinction who desire to settle
In the country During the recess the Governor
General will take steps to negotiate with the Indian
order 10 arrange their titles To lands.
The session just closed has witnessed the initial
measures for the admission OF British Columbia into
the Dominion. ! win transmit the addresses
passed by the Senate and House for submission
to her Majesty. ! trust that next session will
oil her Majesty's continental possessions In
North America, and cherish the hope that
the result OF the census Will show rapid advance In
population and prosperity The fishery question is
now under consideration by the High Commission,
and am confident every en0rt Is being made to Sc
cure result such as will meet the reasonable ex
pectati0ns OF the Canadians and tend to the preser
walton OF lasting amity and good feeling between
Great Britain and the United States.
The Governor concludes by thanking the Com.
mons for the readiness with which supplies have
been voted, anu congratulates the members on the
favorable state OF the revenue and the thriving
diton OF the different branches Of the national in
dustry; acknowledges the loyalty OF the people ana
the spirit OF order and respect for law which pre-
walls In every part OF the Dominion and prays that
these blessings may be OF long continuance ana that
lie from whom all good proceeds may vouchsafe TO
look with favor on this Dominion.
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Launch Of Captain George A. Belling's New
Yacht.
Thursday afternoon this elegant little yacht was
launched IRON the yard OF her builder, Patrick
Mcclellan. at Pamrapo, N. J. The occasion was
one particularly enjoyable as the several hundred
present were the intimate friends Of either the
owner or builder, and thus the assemDlage partook
OF the nature OF
FAMILY GATHERING
rather than that OF q promiscuous crowd. Many
ladies were there in spring toilets, whose enthu-
siasm equaled, II not excelled that Of the veteran
yachtmen who were on hand. Tho
DIMENSIONS
OF the Kaiser Wilhelm Hre:-Length on keel, A feet;
on deck. A. feet breadth OF beam "A ieet inches;
mast Is a5 feet long topmast, feet; main boom, AZ
teet; ga, Il feet; bOwsprlt cupboard, IL feet and
her racing sails will contain $500 square ieet.
Oh canvas. The cabin OF this yacht Is quite large,
The panels are III oak and black walnut, while the
cockpit Is in such pleasant contrast to the other
| portions OF the boat as to make 1t u feature.
The launch was very successful, aud as the yacht
christening with mOdesty and grace so commend.
able that cheer went up that for moment startled
the prOpriety OF the more decOr0uS No sooner had
the launch taken place than o
was decided upon, and with large company OF
both ladies and gentlemen the Kaiser Wilhelm, I'M
der command OF Captain Joe Ellsworth, went as far
as Bergen Point, ana thence to the dock Of Captain
Beng, her owner, where the party disembarke ed
and proceeded To his residence. During the trip
squa struck the beat and although without ballast
she behaved admirably.
Captain beling did the honor5 OF the occasion
uniquely, and none that had the pleasure or being
present but wished on departure that both he and
the new boat should meet with the greatest success
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Personal Intelligence.


Governor Stafford, OF Nevada, Is among the ar.
rivals atthe Fifth Avenue Hotel.
MIR. Gerrit Smith, OF Pennsylvania, Ia sojourning
at the Brevoort House,
General Clary OF the United States Army, has
taken quarters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Rev. J. J. Tucker, an eminent divine, Of Troy, IS
temporarily OF the Hoffman House.
air. Samuel G.. Howe, lately member OF the st.
Domingo Commission, Is stopping at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
General N. p. Banks, or Washington has arrived
at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Senator Fenton Is staying at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
Mr.. John I. Ludeling Chief Justic OF the state or
louisiana Is among the arrivals at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
Governor Stockton. Of New Jersey, Is at the Aston
House on brief visit
Mr.. John l.. Thomas, Collector Of Baltimore, has
put up at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Mr.. Charles A. Washburn, OF san Francisco, Is at
the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Governor Mccormick, OF Nevada IL sojourning at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Judge Thayer, OF Utica, has apartments at tho
sturtevant House.
Governor Alcorn. OF Mississippi is at the Sc Nicho.
las Hotel.
MIR. W. II. Barnum, member OF Congress. OF Con.
neclicut. occupies apartments at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
Governor Page, Of Vermont. mas left the Fifth
Avenue Hotel for home.
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SALE or PAINTINGS.

A sale OF European paintings took place last even.
ing at Clinton Hail. The sale was well attended,
but very lew purchasers were present, and very
poor prices were realized. The gem OF the collec-
ton was a landscape by Schelriout and verboeck-
hOven, which, being valued az $4,000 and no pro-
pOrtonate bid being made, was not sold.
The following are the highest prices obtained
Landscape ana Cattle. by Robbie, $40; Winter
Scene with figures, by Al. A, Koekk0ek, S165; Wreck
of start Light, p. c. D0mmersOn, S155; Carnival at
Genoa A. Shearb0n, $3.50; Fruit and Flowers, Van
de Warden, $l45; Mammals Jewels, L. Willems.
sl45; The Pet raroqaet, FIR. Jacobs, S143; Housing
the Flock, L. de Bue, Sis; MilkmaId and Cattle,
H. Savoy, sllo; The Bereavement Carl Becker, SlO5;
Winter In Belgium, Schefhout, sl05; Cupid Sellers
Isambert, Se5; Evening Glencoe, North Britain,
l,iendenning, $62 so; Return from the Vineyard,
Chapman, 500; Scotch Spate, Merschamp, $43;
Morning. Capel Craig, North Wales Glendenning
$50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-15

NEW ORLEANS, April IL, 1871
There was large attendance at tho Metarie
Race Course to-day. The weather was clear and
warm.
The first race for the club purse Of $780, one mile
and half, six hurdles, was won by Virgil beating
Chalomate Beacon and Tanglefoot Time. 2:4ss..
AT the last hurdle beacon broke his pastern letting
him down completely.
The second race. for $780, two miles, was won bv
Victory, beating Allie Hunt, Molly Jane, Cors,can
Eyerton and Donovan: Time, s;a5N equalllng Ian
casters best time on record with present weights.
The third race Tor $500, mile heats nine started
The following IL the summary
M0rlacCht. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Tune. 1.45K-l;A8-l;6ds
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STRIKE OF THE ILLINOIS COAL MINERS.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April IA, 1871.
The coal miners OF st. Clair county, ILL.,, have sus
pended work under the apprehension that rednc-
ton In the wages was designed by the mine owners
These mines number about thirty, ana furnish over
ninety per cent or the coal used IN ST. Louis harbor
and city, The suspension took the owners by sur.
prise, and found them without any stock on hand.
The result Is, therefore, q famine, and steamers
bound to this port have been teegraphed TO supply
themselves with coal at other points.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-15
I.Al Or Tine ORANGE COUNTY MuaDe0sas.

The Orange County Court of Oyer and Terminer,
Judge Pratt, adjourned at Newburg on Thursday, to
sit again In the same city on Monday, May %, for
the trial OF Robert Bunum, who murdered John l..
Seaverns at Newburg In August LAST and OF Robert
Boyd, who murdered William McGowan, at Turner's,
In July last Both the murderers are In the best OF
health and do not seem to be greatly troubled over
their crimes. BufYum shows no traces OF the IN
sanity which mpelled him to send Mr.. Seaverns into
eiernitY from the midst OF his family circle.