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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-13

ACCIDENT AT A FoUNDRY.-An acci.
dent occurred at the foundry of Talbot,
Ettinger &c Edmond, on Nineteenth and
franklin streets, yesterday evening. by
which Mr.. Thomas Bryant was badly and
painfully injured. He was engaged at worl,
on boiler, when the engine frame fell over
on him, inaicting injuries on his shoulders,
breast, head and legs. But for post,
which caught the full force of the heavy
frame, he would have been instantly killed.
AS it is, his injuries are quite serious and
painful. DIR. Jackson was promptly called
in and rendered the necessary medical at
tention. Mr.. Bryant was conveyed to his
residence on Union Hill, and it is hoped
that he NAV soon recover,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST FROM ALL POINTS
FOREIGN And DOMESTIC NEWS
FROM WASHINGTON.
Internal Revenue Superyisors-Re duction Of
Force in Internal Revenue Bureau

Internal Revenue Superyisors-Re duction of
Force in Internal Revenue bureau.
Washuyton, September 12.-The Presi
dent to-day signed the commission of John
Mcdonald to be Supervisor of Internal
Revenue for Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas,
Indian country, and Texas. The resigna-
ton of George w. Emery, Supervisor of
Internal Revenue for Kentucky, Tennessee.
Mississippi, Alabama, and Louisiana, has
been accepted by the President, and Super
visor Perry, of North Carolina, has been
assigned to Mr.. Emcry's district. Mr.. X
r. Cobb, recently appointed Supervisor,
has been assigned to the North Carolina
district, in place Of Perry. In accepting
the resignation of Mr.. Emery, both the
President and Acting Secretary of the
Treasury speak in the most complimentary
terms of the efficient and faithful manner
in which he has discharged his duties.
In consequence of the late act of Con-
gress authorizing decrease in the force of
the Internal Revenue Bureau, no more ap.
pomtments will be made in the clerical
force Of that Department. No yancancy
will be filled, but the force gradually re-
duced. 90 tiR siqn 3a1 l.
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TELEGRAPH OFFICE STRUCK BY
ING.-During the thunder storm
yesterday afternoon the Southern and At.
lantic telegraph office was invaded by the
subtle fluid in an irregular way. Mr..
Cosby, the operator in charge at the time
was badly shocked, and so vivid was the
flash that he thought for an instant tn al
the whole room was in flames. He soor
recovered his equilibrium, however, and
on investigation found that the electricity
had melted several wires and cut his com.
munication with a portion Of the outside
world. This he soon remedied. His
moustacho and hair were considerably
burned by the flash.
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THE EARTH CLOSET. - Many life
might be saved, as well as vast aggregate
expense in plumbing bills. by more gem.
eral adoption of these useful appliances of
health, comfort, decency and economy at
the time of building. Besides the nominal
cost as compared with complete water fix
lures, the advantage, in a sanitary point Of
view, is clear gain, for nothing invested.
We recommend its adoption, whenever and
wherever the dry earth is in regular supply.
1t is always to be had in the country and
in suburban districts OF our cities, and will
ultimately be furnished to. every house in
the densest portions, in return for the pro-
duct, which will be in demand for manure,
without other trouble and expense to the
housekccper than the trouble of setting
out. The working man who owns his little
house and lot has this matter under his
own control. He can procure the dry
earth from his garden and return the ma
terial again to the same. place, to his own
profit and the health of his neighborhood.
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Iron Manufacturers, association.

lNep York, Sept. l2.-At the first an
iidal session Of the National Association of
Iron Manufacturers yesterday large
representation of the wrought iron inter-
ests Of the country was present, and the
meeting was one of great importance. AZ
ter an all-day session the Convention adj
ijourned to meet in Philadelphia in January
next. III 10 ih Pill lit.a $3.50
The, object of the Association is to obtain
full information Of the statistics and condi-
ton Of the iron trade throughout the world,
improve the manufacture of iron and Sc
cure harmonious action in iron matters.
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PERSONAL MENTIoN.-Col. Duke, M.
c., is in the city.
Master Edward Meredith, son of Judge
John A. Meredith, left the city yesterday
morning for Annapolis, Maryland, to join
the crops of cadets at the United States
naval academy.
DIR. G. S. Mills, John w. Wolff, and
Hon. j.. Amber Smith, of this city, were
in Washington yesterday. mf
Police Justice Joseph j White has SO
far recovered as to be able to make visit
to Hanover county. lfHl ~
Hon. j. Amber Smith. Republican
candidate for Congress in this district, has
returned to the city, and will enter upon
the active duties of the. canvass. We are
glad to learn that Mrs. Smiths health is
much improved. rl Ht 300 aht1J Efa
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The soldiers and sailors, Convention.

is Pittsb,vg, Sept l2.--The resident COM
mittees are busily engaged providing accom-
modations for visitors to the Soldiers and
Sailors Convention on the 18th and 18th of
September. Every available hotel, public
building and warehouse have been secured,
and will be retained for the accommodation
of visiting delegations. 1t will be neces-
sary for many Of them to provide them
selves with blankets, as the great demand
exceeds the supply. A number Of dolega-
tons will attend with tents.
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New York Items.

Neac York, Sept. 23.-The numerous ex-
cavations in the upper part of the city re-
suited in the prevalence of fevers, and
many persons are dying in that section.
h J. Q. A. Thompson, the well known
newspaper correspondent, was run over
and killed at Harlem Bridge yesterday.
It is stated that the President and other
officials are convinced that Indiana HOSTILE
ties are soon probable along the whole In
diana frontier.
A Paris letter says it is generally con-
coded that Theirs death would result in
civil war in France, and that no little dis.
quiet is caused by the chances of such an
occasion.
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INsTALLMENT STORE,
TINHE ORIGINAL g.i, s..,.,;,5..
INSTALLMENT HOUSE, ia la
liss MAIN STREET, RTcHaoND, VIRGINIA

offer for sale the following goods for cash, or
by weekly or monthly payments For cheap
ness, quality, and variety, second to none in the
market; for accommodation, SURPRISING any
1900 Autograph and Steel Engravings Giro
mos. newest in the market; Oil Paintings !;
Looking flasses, in great variety; Photograph
Frames, large assortment. Frames of all de-
scrptions made at the shortest notice. A large
stock of Picture and Looking Glass Mouldings
always on hand, sold cheap, by the foot or man
ufactured. Special contracts made for large
orders ana dealers. Clocks, Bibles, Window
Shades, Carpets. Rugs, Mating, Oil Cloths,
Walnnt Extension Tables, and other goods.
Parties IN want OF. any of the above articles
will consult their own interest by giving me
call before purchasing elsewhere.
au 25-3m -tcis WILLIAM DAFFRON.
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SpARE YHE BIRps.-The little painted

SPARE THE BIRDs.-The little painted
songsters follow man, and attend upon
him. II is their mission to clear his ground
and trees of insects, which would otherwise
destroy his fruit and grain. What
would the country be without its birds |?
Their Innocent notes gladden. the ear, and
their beautiful forms and plumage delight
the eye. A pair of robins have been known
to consume two thousand caterpillars in one
week, and what an amount OF service to
that farm was that one weeks work
The farmer who shoots the small birds
that confidingly surround his dwelling, errs
both in judgement and benevolence.
What if the songsters take the 1.-THE Of
the ripencd produce OF the field and garden ;
it is nothing but their due. They present
their bills some months after the labor is
performed, and are fully entitled to their
living.
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Tee Northwestern storms

Chicago, September IA special dis
patch from Winona, Minnesota, says that
dispatches were received to-day from all
points on the Winona and st. Peters railroad
from Winona to New Ulm, showing the
effect of the late heavy rains on the wheat.
About one-fourth Of the crop is still in
stack and is badly damaged. The wheat in
stack is not percertibly injured. The
average damage is estimated at from one
fourth to one-sixth of the entire crop.
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be the grandest Excursion to Petersburg and
Halfway Station of The season, on SUNDAY
NEXT, the 10Th instant. A great revival
has been in progress all the week at Salem
Church, (coloredl on the line of the road, and
there will be all day preaching on Sunday. The
train will leave the depot, corner Eighth and
Byrd streets, at A. nj. Returning. leave Pc
tersburg at p. NJ, leave HALFWAY at 535 p. M
Fare for the round trip only so cents
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PRESIDENT GRANT."-This is the
name which has been given to the beautiful
little piece of ordnance that ''made the
welkin ring" few nights ago over the
Maine election. 1t is of brass, one and
one-fourth-inch bore, and is conveniently
mounted. 1t is the handiwork of the late
A. j. Addington, and is but one Of the
very many evidences Of his genius and skill
which may be found in our city. This
!" little joker" will probably pro claim
many more victories over the Greeleyites.
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DIED..

1IENTER On the 18th instant, MYER HEX
TER, late of Baltimore, aged rs years.
RICHARuSON-On the 18th instant, SAL
LIE, daughter, of DR. w. F.4and Willie u. Rich
ardson, aged. IL months and 20, days.
KEPPLER--On the 18th instant MARY,
daughter of Joha and Minna Keppler, aged 6
years.
HILL.-On tile l2th Instant, SAMUEL
JOSEPH, son of Samuel and Ellen Hill
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LOCAL NOTES.

Gov. Walker has been petitioned for a
pardon for the two colored youths who set
fire to Mr.. Robinson's barn.
Wash Farr, convicted in Loudoun coun-
ty of stabbing, was received at the peniten-
tlary yesterday for one year. F.
The time for the installation of Bishop
Gibbons has not yet been fixed. The cere-
monies will not take place until after the
installation of the new Archbishop of Bal
timore. ''''
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VICTIM OF THE ELECTROMAGNETIC
cambridge, fireman on the tug Agnes,
which exploded in James river, below City
Point on Tuesday, and who was severity
wounded in the leg, is at the Medical Col
lege lnfirmary in this city, under treat
mept. Fears have been entertained that
amputation may be necessary, but the sur
geons are doing all that their skill can sug-
gest to save the unfortunate mans limb.
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Democratic withdrawal in philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Pit is rumored
that the Democrats intend to withdraw all
their candidates for city officers except
those nominated by the municipal Reform,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12.-Mrs. Mary A.
Livermore, of Chicago, this evening adj
dressed mass meeting of about j, 000peo-
pie at the wigwam here, reviewing at length
the administration of President Grant. She
was introduced by Russell Everett, chair
man of the Republican State Central Com
mittee, and her vindication of the President
from the charges of Senator Sumner was
heartily applauded. .aa ~
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VERDICT OF THE JURY.-The verdict
Of the Coroner's jury over the body of
Timothy Dabney, yesterday evening, was
that the deceased came to his death by a
gun-shot wound, accidentally given by
Henry jackson. 1t is clearly established
that the terrible affair was purely acci-
dental. '''# t1"'' -i'
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CLEANlNCS.

--Manton Eastburn, Bishop of the Do
cese of Massachusetts, died yesterday morn
ing.
Judge Henry Hogcboom, of the State
Supreme Court Of New York, died yester-
day.
Six hundred and fifty persons have
been examined and only three jurors OBJ
tanned in the case of Mrs. Laura Fair, in
San Francisco.
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CONCERT AND TABLEAUX. There
will be grand concert and tableaux at
Virginia Hall on next Thursday week, un-
der the auspices of the Eureka Quartette.
A number of Richmond's fairest daughters
will participate in the tableaux. Arrange
ments are being made to make it one of
the finest entertainments ever given by
amateurs in this city. We bespeak for them
a crowded house. a ,.3,-,.,,.r.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RE-
NAMING IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1S72.-A. b.
Woodbridge, Richmond; j. O. M. Gramer
; j. M. Randolph, ----; @. b.
Booker, Richmond; w. b. Burwell, Rich
mond. F..,,...,..i
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Kingston, Jamaica, September 1.-THE
Windard Islands have been visited by
fearful hurricane. Vessels were driven
ashore at st. Kits, Guadalupe, and Mar
tinigul, and great damage done. At
Dominica, vessels were dashed to pieces,
wharves broken, and many lives lost.
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Key West, Sept. 13.--A lfe-boat, bot
tom up, was found near A baco on the goth
ult. 1t is supposed to be from the wreck
ed steamship Bienvlle.
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HENRIco COUNTY CoURT.-In this
court to-day is being tried the case of the
County against the Brook Turnpike COM
pany, or, in other words, the people are
resisting the right Of the company to con-
troll the road and collect toll. i'i3
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The Official Returns of the Recent Election
in Maine

in Maine.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. LITTLE official re-
turns received up to this eyering include
something more than so per cent. of the
total vote of the State, and the majoritics
in the several Congressional districts foot
up nearly as follows: First district, Bur-
leigh's majority, 2,lS0; I'd, Frye, $3.50;
Sd, Blaine, 3,700; 4th, Hersey, 1850; 9TH,
Hale, ZOO. ~. s-4
: These aggregate majorities do not differ
materially from Pcrham's majority. The
largest gains are in the Third and Fourth
districts, where Blaine and Hale have both
gained more than 900 votes over their
majorities in 1870. They have larger ma
jorities than were given in 1868. IN
augusta, September l2.--O official returns
freni 1893 towns give Perham, Republican,
for Governor, IL, 600 majority.
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State au,srnI.
POLITICAL.
interchangeable Democrats for Grant.

New-Hampshire Democrats for Grant.
Just before the election in Maine Hon.
Dana Sargent and Mr.. Orlando p. Ii.
Smart, two prominent Democrats of
Nashua, N. H., declared their intention to
support President Grant for reelection.
Mr.. Sargent was elected Mayor of Nashua,
by the Democrats last year. He is an ac-
tive business man, possessing wide influ-
ence, and is one of the most popular
citizens. The telegram says that many
other Democrats in Nashua and vicinity
have declared their intention to vote for
Grant, but prefer that their names should
not be published.
More New York Democrats for Grant.
Every day Democratic disafection is dis
playing itself more and more openly. In
the Seneca Falls Courier we find partial
list of prominent Democrats in Geneva and
vicinity who have broken from the leader
ship of Greeleyites, thus Hon. George w.
Nicholas, former member of Assembly and
Democratic candidate for Senator in 1869;
Hon. Barzilla Slosson, formerly District
Attorney and twice Democratic candidate
for Senator; Hon. John l.. Dox, formerly
member of the Assembly and County
Clerk; George S. Conover, one of the trus-
tees of the village of Geneva; Calvin Walker,
one of the Justices of the Peace OF the town:
William Fl. Burial, L. j. Burial, Edward
Burial, Thos. McBlain, VIM, Dove, Ira
G. Tompkins, and score of others equally
influential, supported by many others Of
the frank and file."
The Chicago Times OH Maine. sDlg
The leading Democratic paper in the
West says that = the returns from Maine
are quite sufficient to indicate the result,
and the result is quite sufficient to indicate
that the Greeley business is the most
absurd and contemplate fiasco in the his
tory Of American politics." 1t adds:
I" The truth is that Mr.. Greeley is proving
to be of more service to the Radicals in the
character of leader of the opposite party
than he was in the capacity of editor of
their principal organ. Can the. men who
have been deluded OF draggooned into
promising HIM their support longer resist
the evidence Of this fact? The remedy is
not yet out of their hands, and if they
fail to apply it they will be held guilty Of
squandering opportunities with profigacy
that amounts to Madness"
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Norfolk, Sept. 13.-The propeller Ever
man ran into and sunk the ELIZA Maria"
lying at anchor in Hampton Roads, last
night. The Everman lost her fore
topmast and had her bow stove above the
water line. The Eliza Maria was from
Santos. with coffee.
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DAMAGE TO A RICHMOND AND PHIL
ADELPHIA VEsSEL.--Our dispatches re-
port a. collision in Hampton Roads last
night, between the propeller Everman, of
the Richmond and Philadelphia line, and the
schooner Eliza Maria. ',.,rf7r.{ F..,. pa "a. IA,
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The Arkansas Official Murders.

Little Rock, September Williams,
the deputy sheriff, shot few days since is
now dead. Letters from Russeilyile con-
firm the report that in his dying statement
he laid all the blame of the killing of Polos
and Tucker on the present officials.
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FatalBoi L xpIosion.

Cincinnati, September 13.-A boiler has
just exploded in the foundry on the corner
of Pearl and Ludlow street, and it is re-
ported that seven men were killed.
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Nashville, Tenn, Sept. l3.-The Gallatin
cotton mills, in Sumner county, Tenn, own
ed by the Fitzgerald & Co.. was destroyed
by fire to-day. Loss, $50, 900; no IL
surance.
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e,g-willcox and Gibbs Sewing Machine

This machine is a Virginia institution by in
vention and patent, and is greatly admired by
all who use it. There is no style Of work that
cannot be done on it. 1t requires but Il single
thread, and lotH not rip. This we absolutely
warrant, and can satisfy the most ineredulous in
q moments tine Of the truth of what we state if
they will call and examine our work. We are
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Locusr DALE, MAprsox Couxrr, va.

We have been using u Wilcox Il Gibbs Machine
for three years, doing all the sewing for large
family. 1t has given perfect satisfaction in every
respect The work done onitis no more liable to
rip than work done by hand with the same care.
We have examined many other kinds of ma
chimes and their work, and have no hesitation in
superior to any of them LUCY II. GORDON.
MAO -II..+ ELLA ]. WILLIS.
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MARSHAL'S SALES.
''3tie '''sts No. 231 Revenue.
M ARSHAL'S, SALE. 7,

'-Atf4 ''NA No. 251 Revenue. .
MARsHALs, SALE.
by virtue of a writ of yenditioni exponas,
issued out of the clerks office of the District
Court of the United States for the Eastern Dis
Lct OF Virginia, and to me directed, shall pro-
coed to fell, at public auction, for cash. on FRI
Ray, the 10Th day of September, u. 1872, at
II o'clock A, M, in the store-room OF the Gus
tom House, at Norfolk, Va, the following pro-
perty, to-wit.
SEVENTEEN az Hal + BOXES MANU-
.t., hr FACTUnED TOBACCO;
TWO t2 CADDIES MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO;
TORACCO;
ONE az BARREL TWIST TOBACCO.
Parties desiring to purchase are invited to be
present
Dated Norfolk, Va, Sept. 9th, 1872.
49, DAVID b. PARKER,
BY JoHN w. FARRELL, u. s. Marshal
Deputy. Sc 10-10t
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WANTS.

mmediately, ten good GAR
wv MAKERS at Whitlock 4 Abrams. For
good hands the highest wages will be paid.
Sc ll--Slk
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DISSOLUTIONS.

TIME, FIRM OF WYATT & tyANS IS
i this day DISSOLVED by mutual consent.
/ have withdraw from the Painters Union, but
1 still remain at my old stand No. 7Oi Grace
street, in rear of the Richmond Theatre, ready
TO do PAINTING, WHITENING, COLOR1NG,
&C., on reasonable terms Any reference given
that may be required. WM. A. WYATT.
u iy lb---tf
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MARRIED

DAVIS--SLATER.--I Washington, u. O., on
the 10th instant. N. WILLARD DA /, Is, of this
city, and Miss ELLA p. SLATER, OF Hsnrico.
GLENN-CAMP,--In this city, on the 10th
instant, j. w. GLENN and Miss SARAH w.
CAMP.
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The LUCKY PERsoNs.-Mrs. Black
burn, who resides on Second street, was
the lucky holder of ticket No. go, which
drew the fine gold watch at Professor An
derson's Psychomanteum last night. Ticket
No. 10, which drew the silver watch, was
owned by Mr.. j. Messler, who resides on
Fourth street.
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e,E a|r Rsst -lat.t4sA .L.tr BoYDToS, Va.
have long desired a Wilcox Gibbs Ma
chine. We have a donble-thread machine, but
cannot manage it. 1 propose to exchange for one
of yours. lrT ..,. IL M. Il. CARTER.
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Re- For fine Teas, Spices, and best Vinegar.
go to THOMPSON'S, under St. Adams Hall,
Third and Main streets. y'i'tua
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BANKS.
SHIPPING.

I1OR NEW YORK.--OLD Do <f1fA
Il MINION STEAMSHIP COM &&k&&
PANY
The side-whcel steamships OLD DOMINION,
WYANOKE, ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, Nj.
AGARA, ALBEMARLE, and HATTERAS,
leave New York for Norfolk, City Point, and
Richmond, every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY, at o'clock p M. Leave Rich
mond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUN
DAY, at high tide. f
These ships entirely new. They have
elegant saloons, siate-r rooms, and bathrooms
The fare, accommodations, and attention, are
unsurpassed.
"a Close connections made with steamers for all
Southern, Eastern, Western, and European
ports. al1. :5tHt lHf it .Fa1tt5f fr-t4
Me- For further information apply to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent
ia 1T No Governor street
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THE SUNDAY ORDINANCE. - The
ordinance passed by the Council at its last
meeting, in response to the petition of the
BARRIERS, is very sweeping in its provisions,
it cannot be denied, and has occasioned a
good deal of squrming among those
interested in business way as well as
those who look to the political effect such
stringent measure will have. We heard
a Greeleyite denouncing the ordinance in
unmeasured terms the other night, as
likely TO "ruin the par ty," and change the
political complexion of the city, and now
we are told that the city Conservative com.
mittee has determined to ask the Council
to repeal the ordinance. H