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The New York herald., 1872-09-15
WASHINGTON, Sept.

WASHINGTON, Sept. H. 1872.
Assistant Surgeon Nelson M. Ferrebee is ordered
to the Norfolk Naval Hospital; Assistant Engineer
Edwin Wells to the naval station at New London !;
First Assistant Engineer Cleand Lndsly to duty
connected with the care OF the iron-clads at New
Orleans, relieving George J. Burnapp, who is placed
on waiting orders; First Assistant Engineer A. 8.
Robert Potts, who Is ordered to return home The
United States steamer Omaha, Captain Febiger,
went into commission at Philadelphia September
10. and as soon as she Is ready for SEQ will be or
dered to the South Pacific station.
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FIRE IN MERCER STREET THIS MORNING
LOSS FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.

Fire was discovered about a quarter past one
o'clock this morning on the fourth roor of No. 43
Mercer street, and before the engines arrived had
extended to the ffth floor. At the time Of
our going to press the roof Of the
fo0rs were completely gutted. The following are
the estimated losses building bwner unknown,
$4,000; fourth and fifth stories occupied by Scy-
mour Co., hatters, $40 900; third floor, occupied
by Hargraves halter, loss $4,000; first and second
nO0ra. Ocoupied by n. Moore, loss by water $1,000
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EDUCATION OF CHINESE LADIES.
Care Taken that They Should Not be
Contaminated by Christianity.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. IA, 1872.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept IA, 1872.
The Chinese ladies Of rank who came here to
be educated and the boy students are receiving
much attention. As the last students, while in
America, became contaminated by Christianity,
all forms of the religion of Confucius will be
rgidly enforced, and the four books OF the nve
kings and the sacred edict of Emperor KaDghi
wiz be portions Of their regular laas0nA
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 16, Am.

Synopsis FOR the past Ttcentv.J0ur hours.
The barometer has risen from lower Michigan to
the Atlantic Coast, and being highes: rom Lake
Michigan and Indiana eastward over the lower
lakes. It has fallen over the northwest, with
easterly to southerly winds. Cloudy weather con-
tinues over New England otherwise clear weather
is generally prevailing at the stations east OF the
Rocky Mountains. Northerly winds from the lower
lakes to the Gulf and Atlantic coast. The tempe.
nature has fallen north and northwest from vir.
ginia.
Probabilities.
For New England, n0rtherly winds and clear and
cool weather. For the Middle and Southern States,
east Of the Mississippi, generally clear and cool
weather, except probably along the South At
antic coast and northerly winds, the latter gradu-
ally shifting to easterly and southery, over the
Lower Lake region north and west OF the Ohio VAL
ley. Falling barometer and easterly and southerly
winds, and probably increasing cloudness west and
southwest OF Lake Michigan.
The Weather I'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty -four hours In
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
PHARMACY HERALD BuiIdiuQ:-
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FRANCE.

President Theirs at Havre-Welcomed by the City
0fRcials-The Veteran Statesman Speaks
Hopefully Of the Present and Future Of
France-His Visit to the Ameri-
can War Vessel Shenandoah.
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TELEeRAPHIo NEWS ITBKa

Catharine wilson, aged hftynve years, committed
suicide in Boston yesterday during mental alteration.
Hugh Graham milk dealer, aged ffy.one years, died
yesterday morning In West Philadelphia from wounds
hctcd by three unknown men, In ncCuly's brick YARD
No axreeo have yet been made
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ENGLAND.

Banquet to Foreign 0facers-The Yacht sappho
at Cowes Repairing-The Parliamentary
Election at Pregton-The Con-
servatives Successful
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IRELAND.
The Course Of the Government Toward the Irish
Press Denounced.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HEaAlu.

DUBLIN, Sept. IA, 1872.
An Indignation meeting is to be held in this city
on the ed inst, to protest against the course Of
the British Government towards the press In Ire
land,
The New York herald., 1872-09-15
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

,erature for past week.
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average teNlpeIHture yesteTudy.' oo|A
last Year ... ~. cox
Average temperature for corresponding week
last year ~ -
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description and c0rrelative incidents, are tele-
graphec to the precincts, and
THE POLICE ARE INSTRUCTED
to keep lookout for the person described. II is
cny upon personal notification by friends That the
police ofiicials take c0gnizance or cases or TINS
character, no attention being paid to advertise
mens for lost persons, unless the surroundings OF
the case are out OF the usual course, or where re-
ward Is offered.
One reason for this is because experience has
taugnt them That more than half the whole number
reporteu missing always return voluntarily, and
that OF the remainder goodiy proportion are per-
sons VINO particularly desire, for reasons OF their
own, to be reported and considered as ''missing''
until IL snail suit their convenience to turn lp
again. Great CHASTITY suspicious are always enter.
tanned that II man Is missing he is murdered and
his body concealed or thrown into the river,
AS Inspector pllks remarked In his quiet profes-
sonal way recently when speaking TO HERALD
reporter on the subject OF lost people -
''That is great mistake In ninety-nine cases ont
OF hundred. II Is not such an easy thing as may
aud It is still more difficult to conceal the bod,
alter the crime has been committed"
'Then You think Mr. Inspector, that but small
proportion Of people who are first reported as
missing and afterwards found In the rivers, are
actually murderedT
''wen, my experience goes to show that most OF
these cases are those OF men who have either lost
their money Ia gambling, or have robbed their
"a panel houses OF considerable sums OF money
and cannot bear up against the result People OF
this sorr under such circumstances, become des-
perate, even the surroundings OF night have
rush to the river and jump In and end their
troubles. Then, too, great many persons, under
the influence OF liquor stumble and stagger over
the piers and bulkheads into the river, and are
missing by that means until their bodies, per-
haps are '1shed OUT"
How do you account, SIR, for marks of violence
ON some OF those bodies from the riverf"
'-Oh. we'll" replied the Official many Of those
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The Strikes.

New YORK. May ia meeting of over
1000 jolltncyinen carpenters was held to-
night to receive an answer from the bosses
10 their proposition Of $3.50 per day of eight
hours. 4 deputation waited Gil meeting
OF the bosses, and returned with the report
that the bosses were to hold general meet.
ing oil Monday, and that the answer was ex-
pected to be favorable. The deIuiation
assured the meeting that tha bosses were
completely outgeper,led. Great cheering
was caused by this announcement.
Delegations from the plumbers, bricklay-
ers, and German cabinct-makers, gave notice
that they were to strike next week for SINH
lar terms.
New YORK. May 2o.--Thc master masons,
by II vote of i9 to Is, voted to concedc eight
hours as days work OH and after to-nlor-
row, The vote was subsequently made
unanimous.
The bricklayers, stonc-masons, and labor
ers will probably all return to work to-mor-
row. The German eablnet-makers and
plumbers arc jointly i'll the eiglt-hour
movement to-day. A large number Of their
claployers have already granted the de-
manted concession. The carpenters are con-
tdent OF success.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
ILEAR AND HARMLESS As WATER.
NATTAN's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
TIE HAIR.

4 perfectly clear preparation, In 6rs. l.a,,,. "a
easily applied water, for restoring 10 crny Iar tts
nailaal color aud youthful appearances, 10 csdicate
.n,i prevent dIinlr 10 promote the growth OF the
Gir and stop lis falling. y a8s1s
IL Is entirely harmless and saJsetig Grse from any
ppigonOus substance aua VIII therefore take the
place vi all the dirty and unpleasant prrllarations
now In iSa Numerous testimonials have been sent
up from maLy OF our most prominent citizens. In
everything In which the articles IL, uee are OBJ
ierti6nable CRYSTAL. DISCOVERY is perfect. II
S warranted to cOuiai, neither sugar OF lead, sui
phur or utrate Of silver. Clear aud clean water
Ii does not soil The clothes or scalp Ii Is aeTecably
perfumed, and makes Que Of the best dressings for
the hair I'm use. II restores the color or the hair
moro perfectly end anformty than amy otter pre-
paratioil, and always does 80 In from three to ten
days. Virtually feeding the roots Of the hair with
all the nourshiIg qualities necessary ~ It's growth
and healthy condition. IL restores the decay and In
duces y new growth of the sssir More positively
than anything else. Tho application of this won
derfui discoyrry also produces plessant ana cooi-
Ing effect ON the sas2, aud gives the hair pheasant
and elegant appearance.
We cali especial attention TO the fact that limit
ed number Of small trial bottles eau be had BY those
Wishing to Try IL You viii NOTICE that In pursuing
this course our aim Is To convince by The astsai
ARTHUR SATTANS.
Inventor and proprietor, Washington, d. &.
For salr wilSesaie and retail by asEzys.
PURCELL, iADD & Co. rropyfetors
ta 3f-s3dSIei5 Axcass, RigaHuond, Va.
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Methodist sseueral Conference.

New YORK., May 20,-In the Methodist
General Conference, in alluding to the Book
Concern, DIR. Lamhan said that J. F. Porter
who used to purchase paper torthe concern
Was pcnitentlry convict, aud that the
whole concentrations, secretaries and
agcnts-werc concerned III oil speculations
TO the damage of the Church. An interrupt
tion here occurred, and there We're loud crie,
of "Order" and counter cries Of "Hear tht
Doctor out"
The Cau,mittee Oh Education presented q
report, which, after referring to the assault:
Of the RoTanistS on the common schools
concludes with resolutions 10 oppose TO tht
utmost the exclusion of the Bible from Tho
public schools. Atler some discussion the
report was referred
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EArTISTSrNrAN-Stmoo AssociATIoS,-rh,,
regular monthly n!CrtinS ot the Hanti,t
Sundav-Srhonl Association ,oi Richmond and
vicinity : WAS held on Sunday afternoon in
the Second Baptist >nnrch. The president
j. Il. Winston. Esq, presided; Otnay d..
Browne, secretary.
Long before the hour of the meeting the
spacious c,liG,r WAS dcn>cly packed aud nun
,tvc,is wen. ava, unable IL gain almittaEcc.
.An ;l.c >,l,aoiS united i'll the singing, and
,i!c rho.,t<es OF thousand youthful voices,
led ,y tie Grand organ Of the church, fur
ai>hv,i rare musical treat.
rrayrr WAS nNrrca by Rev. y. W. wilson.
rhc reports OF The schools We're then read
hy the >Iprrintrudc,t~. giSin" the following
.Irra.~, attendance lov the mouth:
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HEBREW MEMORIAL DAY.--ln accordance
with their custom, the ladies OF the Hebrew
Memorial Association have set apart to-day
for the purpose OF decorating the graves OF
those of their race who lie buried in thcii
soldiers section and in The Jewish bllryinG.
Ground on the l,ti 81 the city aln'lIoil>c,
We visited The cemetery la>i year on lhciI
memorial day. and found the graves literally
covered with llowcrS, ;,Hd We feel assured
that the same care will IL >loWn them To-
day. The rating around the soldiers see
ton i something unique and appropriate
It is the design Of onr we l-hnown towns
man Major ". b. Myers. The Indies Of thr
UiI.wooG and Hollywood Memorial As~octt
,ion> are invited TO participate In the rclt-
monies.
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AsHlNGToS, May 20.-The barometer will
continue rising from the lakes to the East
and Middle Atlantic coasts. Clear and plea
sant weather will prevail over the New Eng
land, Middle, and South Atlantic States on
Tuesday, with northerly to westerly winds.
Possibly cloudy weather over the Glllt
states, with southcrly winds. Cloudy
weather, with probably areas Of rain, viii
prevail from the Ohio Valley northwest
ward. Brisk northwesterly winds for the
lower lakes tonight, but dangerous ones are
not anticipated.
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New YORK, May l9.--John David Wolfe.
one of the oldest merchants in this city, is
dead. His estate is valued at a ,G00, 600.
Mrs. Sarah Colt, who established the first
Sunday school in the United States, in 1893,
is dead. 4 7@-
Horace Greeley's uncle died last night,
aged lightweight years. ~, ~
Benjamin Wright, of tie United States
Navy, Is dead.
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LARGE ASn ATTRACTIVE SALE or REAL Fs
rArE.-Alessrs RICHARpsnT & Co. real ,stu,r
as'.ls' r"ih,iehrtd yesterday evening for Charles
W. Iurccli executor nf Bacon Tail, deceased th.
s"ie VI tit part OF the real estate loupup IN tho
'He "i sa'' iait lying between Ernldc >tl r,.t aud
ii""arns t'rorc and McrllanisvilIc turnnilo md
seventeenth ar Valley street to one of the L,r,,es,
CROWDS USUALLY FOUND at an auction sale of r..l s
ia'c ana The bidding uost intretiu. and s,i
r1ed MI lait, dnrin. his life having hv judriou.
inVcs'nrn' accumulated from :lIurOo 10 S.oo,no, II,
real eSar il Viii take several dtvs to JIspos. of b
properly, hence The sale will he rup we'd nm NoJ
hrH'Lty evening the e"i Instant ut : o'rIork = N
ana continue every evening during the week n IN,
same hour until finished Though the crowd No.
lar"e and The bidding spirited. IL was moi .ucb - ,
sale OF tllal magnitude should attract and 81 wide >,
margin WIS never before left for speculation. This
property J. sod nnd,r peculiar circumstances ,n,
"n Sle;nl,ii"h hut I" Iuld certain reinforcement, al
the " i'll "i HE ID, e,r To tlr hiNjua ia. ,L,i,
own ~ Un speculation. line IN onnoyt;,,,ii
has n" aId aill not s"Ou nC offered In Ei?bmoud
Let. thcn every in:i! vii" i" without home lav tr,
foundation al >'rnrin" and ihc man Of mean;
anxious for aG increase avail him ;clr of TIM cppor
tunity Ia do >u
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VISIT OF THE jars POSTPONED telegram
was received hy Manager Powell yesterday
ani!nuncihg that in consequence Of the death
VI ". Maaam Congero, prominent member Of
tle hoyal lcddo japanese troupe, the troupe
mouia liz! not he able to fill their engagement at
u tne Theatre IN this city this week. Madam
oonSefo received severe injuries last week
Mhlie performing in Philadelphia. and her
uralh was the result. Next week we may
expect fillriIment Of the engagement
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Tur .u>rlhr T,-N!"..r. We would call
rSpyra .;ttrililnn - liz advertisement III an
other column ui the ,!t..> uaily brilliant con-
,pr, IA n,.r;vgn;6 s:.- y mbly Hal! Tonight.
The gaui.r.. n Sao ssa.p pose the celebrated
D." Beetlovril De.ek,' g Washington city,
country. country rs w..t,,~.. yyihg9 Prize l;oir The
finest sh5ing xs- So dad them in the
nreat l,, contest o sl It ~. ing societies Of
America iu New ~ - June; and from
the rapid way the c7er t, seats at West,
Johnston 4 co. arr ~ sold, we look for
one Of The finest audi - O-nlght III Az
scmbly Hall that has i. ! cen Withln It's
walls. Secure your sc9t .hce, as they are
gcin" fast. There Is no =. charge ior re-
served seats.
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T2le CarIiSf War

MADRID, May 2O.--Thcre is considerable
irritation between Francc-aEd Spain on ac-
count of French treatment Of fleeing Car
lists.
Small conflicts with the insurgents in dis
affected provinces invariably result in favor
of the Government.
uribari, an insurgent leader, is dead.
The Carlists are surrendcring In large
numbers.
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nArInT MISSIONARY MtlrMu.-Thc usual
Sabbath moiuia.. services II the t:racc~S!rcct
nIIii,i rliIlgh GarI ra', Oh ll>t SUNDAY IL
:. ini~- innaiN meeting. Addresses were made
- lie pastor. l;"t. y. ". iI>nn, Rcf. Dr..
,jrIrr. Professor IL. Il. llaIrls, and others.
/ collection Wa~ then taEen tlp for the Bap-
lit General Association OF Virginia. amount
i'm 10 over five hindrcI dollars. Il very llbo.
i:l .inn in view al ti!c fact Thai The church
il,, raised over EIGHT thousand dollars l.iriu"
!in. prccr,iln" twelve months. Tor religious
hlllilUN,s.
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slTEXEss or DlEGarE 70 THE PaESBYrE
RiA> A>&.MELY.~-Alr. thMnfr Carter, nt
IrEa-, Il iay delegate 10 tlii. General As>em-
lily Of the Presbyterian Church, now in >c>-
sion here, j. quite sick at the Medical Col
Ic@c tntirlnary. NJ the opening Of the AZ
~,nlhly'> session Yesterday prayer was offered
hy Key. Dr. Marshall for Mr.. Carriers rcsto-
IA; ion TO health.
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THE REST PICTURE OF ONE WHOSE WONDER
FIJI TALENTS ASB - Ei.lME VIRTUES HAVE
GAINED Fun HIM rilE .ADNfEtTio% ASn ESTEEM
ur rlIi.t,ouD AND rnrE or ALL THE riyliizlu
WnEIp.-Wc ibis morning saw II letter ad,irr~a,,
IL the lr"Inirl"r ii The LEE Gallery, and wit
tan by The " lie r great rlrff.in General X. T.
I.sE, thinking Mr DAVIES Tor copies OF carl pie
lures al the lanrntcd chief In thi, letter Mr.. Fl
pronounce: The pictures al the General from hi,
gallery Tia, finest she has ever seem. mri say tho
bare sight I'll such ircurgr lkrnr~>cs afford hen
great PLEASURE" Mrmtkr lids announcement will
peculiar pleasure.
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LIST or CNMAHADIE LETTERS REMAINING
N ThE klcnMoSD PosT-OFFlcE May 81, 1872.
Mr>. :. Il. Smith, Fort Monroe, Va; Mrs.
Lucy Lrc, White House ; Miss \. NJ. Lphorb,
,ork' lille, :. C.; George A. Hundley, Rich
mona; ii. Kcinckr. philadclphi,, Pa. ;
Henry +. Boyd, Buchanan; Bowel & Ma.
news, Jamestown, Tenn .. h. McMeway,
mrallam, \. c.; Mrs. Binder. -; Mrs.
Is: laiihhcr tro!orrdy, raylnrsville; b. c.
Pitt, Richmond.
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MISSIONARY APPOINTED To R0Nf.-Thc
l:pari OF Foreign Missions vi the Southern
baptist tonNrltinn, At 4 meeting held in the.
F.i-G Baptist church last night. appointed
H"y. &. {. I.orimcl. II. H., OF Boston. Il
missionary lo Italy, with authority to collect
funds for the erection OF Il tlyu~c of worship
lr,. the mission church of that board in
nomc. and 10 sl!prrintrna it, construction.
pr. Lorincr i one OF the most distinguished
ministers OF the Baptist denomination in the
tuilcd states. iS now pastor of one Of the
lar.r-l Boston churches, and WAS formerly
pastor Al Albany y. V, and Louisville, ky.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and Money Market

New York Stock and Money Market.
New YORK, May 20.-Money, to G. Ster-
ling. % to 9g. Gold, 113s. Governments
steady at advance. States quiet. Ten,
ncssee's, 124;. new, 72a. yirginia's, IS
new. 50. Louisiana'S, 60; new, 30. Leyee's,
81; SIS, 70. Aabama'S, $50 IS, 60. Geor-
gia's, 70; 7's, 80. North Caroiina's, 81
new, 90. South Carolna's, 50: new, go.
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,'.', Vice 'nCRr, MoSDAv--Justice J. J..
,,n'c Pffhd'ng. following eases were
disposed Of >'''.>'' WY
Ssn ,,.i mullen, charged on warrant with as
sa;ulsnis ;,s ana striking John Brady with a
p',tner. Continued to Tuesday next.
ia'ia,n farham (colored), charged on
n, "i."l'l WIN aSsauiting and striking James.
! 80. - ''''ii' nii'a
jtlars Brown (colored). charged on war.
il't wan assaulting aud striking Harrison
i'Ariiain. Fined 81. ''0"
hoh,rt Nirby alias Sllarpcr, charged with
| ''cing d'ifk and unable to take care of him
sen: "ihmlttcd for three months in de-
E",it OF surety in the sum Of 500.
| "ai!ies sullivan, charged with feloniousv
H"""t'li" ana wotinding Daniel Sullivan with
t'i>t"i. WIN intent to MAIN, disfg,lre. dis
! ahie, and Kill him, the said Daniel Sullivan
Continued Ia the 18th instant. in cons;.
p'Irrc" OF thc inability of the injured p:,rty
| Ia appear.
John Wilson (coiorcd). charged with steal.
nS Sl.'J i'll currency, the property OF Sam.
| Chambers. Sent Ia Jail for four months and
rhlin-gan%.
Richard Evans (colcr,tO, charged with be-
in% drunk and di>orGpr!y OF the streets.
| Fined -.
Nalhan Eowlr, (>oorcd). charged with
| having fowl, in III, possessions supposed 10
have b"rn stoIcr. Discharged: satisfactory
| account given.
Lo.is Brown <,:3lrre>D. charged with
| throwing rocks Oh lie Streets. Fined 81.
Martha Scott ,"oIorcd), charged on var
rant with stealing one lot OF .ciilalc wearing
apparel. the property OF pinkey Rose
'rhoma>. Discharged; no larceny.
| Lawson Finncy (co;oreiN. charged with
as>aulting some person unknown on the pub
lie streets wfsll rocks. Fined Il.
piukcy Rose Tholnos >colorudJ, charged on
warrant with trr-lris.ns upon the premises
u Martha Scott and also VITA being y;l-
grant. Discharged.
Leonard bubl,y anl W."";.m BUrklcy,
charged with us<:hlitj,- LaW~4n Iiancy on
the public >tl,>i+ N,,:l rot..S. Fined 81
:ir!I.
Willis &lam,rt!, charged with :s<aulIng
and striking l.;EiI:! J"urs. Fined 800.
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fi,tT"NS 10 TnE ASSEMBLY,. The presence
Of H. l"ii,wil% clerical Visitors t. the Gene
raj Assembly l,nS not before hccn noticed ::
Rev. Iulm VI. kin". NJ. A.. Toronto, Canada;
itcv. }. :. Lyons. l'rr-hyirry ol l.acla-
watmi. rrmtsl hania. Rev. ). 4. Shrarcr,
president ut stewart College, Tennessee: !:
Rev thall'> White, b2i1yyl!r.
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! TERMS CF Apv vIstg / issI 81; s,s Is,
CASH--INYARI.pLS ~ apyts.r


w new YORK, May 20.--Tbe steamer George
."'ashng,'on, hence for New Orleans, has re-
..it:sa' '.t:' having colliIed with coal schooner,
"nlsh sn sunk Immediately with two of her
sie". me Washington rescucd.the remain
washington Bows stove varnish factory,
100000. 11os''
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SALES OF REAL EsrATE-E. D. Eacho. real
estate agent and auctionecr, sold at auction
yesterday one brick house on Seventeenth
and Marshall streets for S2,315, and one
framed house on Eenable street near Eigh-
teenth street for 81 800.
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Tho TIrrr,

LExISGToS, May 20.-AuroriIa won the
first race. one mile heats. Time: 1859, I:545.
P!atina won the second, tMce-quarter mile
dash. Time: 1:2I. Longfellow won the
third race. Time: G:i5. The racing was
done in q rain-storm.
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Libel Suit Decjfat,Sy- I,

RosToS, May 20.-Thc libel suit of J. W.
>inonton cs. the Boston Times resulted to-
day i'll II verdict for complainant for $1,000
and costs. The libel consisted in reflection
on Dir. Simonton's integrity in the manage.
ment of the New York Associated Press.
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4 FEAST AND FAIR will he held at Four
Mile Creek church, Ilcnriro county, on Fri
day next, from midday To midnight. The
roads are in fine condition, and many OF our
cilizcn, will douitlcss avail themselves OF
the opportunity for Il delightful maonl,@ht
l..in-.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-21

FIRST SHIPMENT OF STRAWBERRIES The
nrst shipment Of Strawberries 10 New York
rom this vicinity was maie " Franklin
a'a!is u Co, near this city, OIL yesterday.
ms lot contained 5000 QUARTS.